The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 13, 1951, Page 3

Thursday, December 13, 1951 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN MEE ES ME FE EE ME BAL TET Topped Spartan : : Backs — ae EAST LANSING, Mich. —(»— Don McAuliffe, captain-elect of the Michigan State football team, | paced all Spartan backs during! ihe recently ended season in yards ‘gained rushing. He made 566 yards gained in 124 tries for a 4.6 yard per carry average and JACK DELANEY Fishing Editor $0£60600400000020444444444444 040000008 It’s A Grand DELANEY WAILS: i by you, pos The Angels Sing.” 1 know it's Ql i N; rie have ot OG Name day night at the PTA meeting he DURHAM, N. C. (#.—Rich- Truman Elementary School > Ive missed the! rd is a popular name with Duke doubt these “angels” reverte University basketball _players.| ; ; : ed typical boys and girls Four of the 12-man squad have : Official U. S. Nayy. Photo program was over, but that first name. They are Groat,} Si omething about childre a particularly at Chr makes me wish, all d be childlike in our he Bedler (1 hope 1 deserves full er recting the singing, but will abthe Wich she. “ihe offensive line next June really “put it across 2 i in the S tan’s stal .6%6:088 Alp te Date ttpaxs : t nsive combination are gga 3 es Sees This is the fifth yea Carey and tackle Don is the] The Perey Williams Home for Th H piece of Actors, Pine Acres, is at East Islip, e te sponsoring the Drug addiction is grounds for dj- | 2 Plant into another plant with the Long Island, N. Y. It was founded Fishing Tournament the cou rope vorce in seven U.S. states intention that it shall grow in 1923. Southernmost Just For the Record Satine A Line Vanishes EAST LANSING, Mich. (®—Mi ted football | entire first ig a course of instruction at the Fleet Senar School. re Uruguayan Navy, all of whom responded tothe current Blood Bank Drive by giving their pint of blood, were: 2 . Tens J. Ambrosini, Ens. R. Varela, Ens. C. Burgos, Ens. H. Grasso, Ens. H. Levero, Ens.N. MAncebo, Ens. H. Marquez, Ens. R. rear GPO A. Garibotto, CPO, A. Torres. bic nod for the second time, They were M. Castermans, X. Bodart, and J. J_ Sourdieau. also respon ded whole heartedly, many donating a pint af blond forthe second time in recent 1 nearly 800 pints of blood. save a pint of y at the the Grafting, in horticu toss on the line to keep a team an fully supplied with every need. ges: Mf forcement men I've ever Our versity of Miami Quar- tex the tias been a big fac- ped watched thet ate tor in the success of the Hurri-;2b!¥ long hours ese waters “ s Sie de operation of insertin, fifth year we are uncove typewriter to do our part make the tournament as ce ———— a — - ~ canes. We have-thousands of mem. | Yers¢_ conditions. “116 ful 2 ssibl - , ‘ Ty ber hit Marathon, at two. in. “charke. Laird, was appointed) 1951 All-Southeastern Defensive F wasbinll Team Corne jie See mee ot our | syem, weary. chairman of the Tournament Co By nici Gh of the Conch, | being on duty ;* mittee, by Jack Murray, and interested in all the without a wink Charles Duerkes T see by the Citizen that a sur- vey is being taken to determine |how many Key Westers are inter- {ested in joining the Quarterback’s Th \Club. I've already clipped the ° > ayer args OS eat | coupon from last Thursday's (Dee. ing Sad, Oe oeee Dixon work until five | well on ‘the way to doing a ve uccessful job of the entire af when siékness compelle Y resign and enter a hos Charlie left however feeling that the tournament would be left in capable hands, and the 95! ALL- SOUTHEASTERN; ‘ ys DEFENSIVE b= rest of the club knew it when Line “ee ¢ “ ; less job. Castro, was. appointed as Chair ¥ Bae 5) Citizen, filled it out and mailed But’ Ive never heard e / = jit to P, O, Box number nine. I j ‘ é-. ,hope that everyone else has done F ‘likewise | The Conch football team has stirred up a more than passing interest around and about the } st The other evening | was | evidence of your interest . . at | visiting my friend “Gardy” jof you, ae old le you. : Grange, brother of the famous * QUIC | “Red.” Gardy, man, with Newell Pinder Sweeting and Joe Ilacqus a hand to agsist in the wor can be fio doubt of the ot since all of them worked committee last year eles Trophies Ordered Trophies for the been ordered, with delivery sométitie in December. M the details have been wor or- are jin the process, the nament has been es year to’Card Sound bric can establish weighing along the Keys, and there much. doubt about co-operat from this- angle And the Navy Lt. Commander pledged: his. co-oper the méh.at the Naval Air Station informed. of; the tournament. He also stafed ‘a weighing station will be establistied for the ed at Bota-Chica. The tion no doubt will co-operate as they did tast year Detail§ as to the opening date of the tournament will be released at a later date, but it is not far off §o let’s get the lines ready For the Captains at the Bight | No, I haven't forgotten you, Granted Ihave not been around the docks much this past summer but illness’ and other matters pre vented it. Don’t ever get the idea in your head you can get rid of tne as easyas all that. Before this taetbiine, flood box nine with RECHICHAR | CHICHAR whe followed | Was midtty pleased to read that “Red” at Illinois and who later | Frank Webber received the Jay-|.¢ Kolice work. He is i ntel played a lot of pro ball for the | Cee award for the outstanding law al versed ih an Chicago Bears, brought up the enforcement officer of the year.|itecion and highly, eff subject of the Key West High | It couldn't hapen to a nicer guy, |e Constantly Schoo! football team. He opined | or a better prices that they must have a terrific | My first clear childhood recol- |(*yelopments in eri coach, plus plenty of talent te {lection is of bouncing on a bive | | ean: oa chalk up such a record their first |clad knee, clutching at a gold badge | D¢ * Sentleman, as year out. He was interested in | pinned to a blue coat and chortling | the fact that I'd seen the Conchs | ‘Gookle!”. I’ve seen a passel of in action and said he hoped that | badges since, and have always had Key West would be able to fully | the deepest respect for same. True, the man F aeee support the team from here on in, | I’ve not | A team needs plenty of support, to whom the ) {in many ways. Just ig your jit isa head off for the kids isn't enough. | there are stinkers in every profes. ‘It takes, in any school, more fold- | sion. ing money than the school itself ean’ 1 guess I've respected , Webber TIRED? | | » Want A Gift Sure 7; 0 Phage NO CROWDS — NO SIZE PROBLEM — NO COLOR PROBLEMS — GIFTS FOR EVERYONE — WITHIN a and YOUR BUDGET — SHOP BY PHONE Tennessee ciated Press Photo nelud from seve! 2NS FOR THE 1951 ASSOCIATED PRESS Defensive All-Southeastern football tear Georgia Tech has two. Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Ge Tenne: Joe Fortunato, Mississippi State and Harold Maxwell of Ole Miss.; Tack I M Geor Tech; Guards—-Ted Daffer of Tennessee and Ray Beck of Gee Rechie Bob Pug Pea and Center George Tara Doug Atkins, Tennessee, ‘man A Complete Line of Fine 1951 All-Southeastern Offensive Foot ball Team Values in iad. \ Beautiful sa & : : Decanter . Boe at The Ty Your List JACK K. BURKE Barney Aim once wrote, “The basketball game was taken up by the youth to fill the gap between football seasons. The flexibility of basketball, which permits play by bpth sexes, and which is indifferent as to age limits, makes € so popular ‘The sport gained its greatest momentum soon a World War f, when there was iemand for any form of athletics would action for mar say at basketb. [MEILINGER | Hard To Get Items Always players are own by more na any type of athlet are ¢ eageman « « el Available sters pa r tossers ‘hea \ . vers ribblers, courtsters flippers,’ ‘shooters,’ ‘basketball *HAIG AND HAIG ers id sketeers Pinch Bottle tbo setball SJOHNNIE WALKER fell as indoors in ‘the United aim ke e§. but chiefly is an ind *CANADIAN CLUB Ig other countries it indoor and oftdoor, as the climate dictates *BLACK AND WHITE al lands, play is almost eDeWARS putdoors. White Label b created basketball 1e physical director ‘ sit . i e TEACHERS A. College in Spring: . ‘ Associated Press Photo | #V.0. CANADIAN late in 1891, but the i first ¢ game was not played HE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1951 All-Southeastern Offensive foot ball team has four players from Kentucky, two each from Ten- | si ge ugtil Jan 1892 rs S860, and Vanderbilt. The eleventh player was named from Georgia. Players include: Hank Lauricella, Tennes- For Immediate FREE a me Bill Wade of Vanderbilt—all backs; Ends—Harvey Babeock, A 2 ~ Ker y, Darrell Crawferd, Georgia Tech, and ‘a 2 : MEN—Need a pair of slacks?| Se: Kentucky, Dargell Criv. Tackies-sbam Snyder of Georgia Tech, and Bob Werckle of Vanderbilt; Guards— John |g Delivery — Telephone 2 You will find them and save at) CHIC, 826 Duval.—(Advt see. and Gene Donaldson of Kentucky; and Center Doug Moseley of Kentucky. a se hi ia a Sa wat Crowder _Johnson and Latimer. AMONG THE FIRST to volunteer for blood donations during the second -isit of the Mobile Unit at the U. S. Naval Base, were the Allied National Naval® adly jami (Key will I, at and his deputy, Tommy Dixonas. | an. much as I have any two law en-.