The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 2, 1952, Page 5

Bench Views JACK K. BURKE The story of the annual Or- | ange Bowl Classic has been en tered into the ord book, but a few facts vy ve to be omit ted | First of al was the bet of the two te some will disagree of cc ri when they tried to stall lead in the en-point ainst a second hal team like Georgia Tech, they na turally defe d themselves. Several things hurt Baylor. One s the pass defense that Tech set up in the second half. The three passe vere intercepted could have been T. D.’s but the alertness of the Georgia Tech defensive back field told the story of their victory The toe of Pepper Rog who kicked the 14-yard field goal with three minutes to play in the fourth quarter) was final crushing blow Tech seem- During the first | ed to work in sp’ was goiny along work. In the just reversed The quarterbacking of Larry Is bell was the work of a master. His deception kept the Tech line of ba ts, were smooth like clock half it was second lance during most of the game. If the ground, or I ‘should say sand, (many spots were ankle deep) would have been harder, the Baylor backfield would have pick- ed up additional yardage. Several times with only the safety man be- tween them and the goal their foot- ing gave away when they tried to pivot from them The other noticable fact that was against Baylor was the roughness penalties called on them. In_ the | Southwestern Conierence football | is played hard, but when they tried to play the same kind of a game with Southeastern officials charg- ed with roughness All that witnessed will agree that those were evenly matched. Many more have gone further and stated that the contest this was-thesbest of all the games | played in the Orange Bowl since its birth. Much more can be the game, but to me written on as well as eos he deb axound-ine high atop | the bowl,-the game was worth the trip, plus: the expense. Kans Jayhawl Lead Nation In Basketball Poll NEW YORK (M Allen's un Phog Kansas Jawhawks edged out defeated Hlinois as the nation’s top raunking college basketball team today in the weekly Asso- ciated Press poll Kansas, pride of the Big Seven, and recent conference tournament } winner, received 31 first - place votes to 23 for the Hlini. The Jay hawks, triumphant in all 10° of their games attracted a higher point total to shade the Big 10 stalward, 751 to 739 Hlinois’ ree ord is 7-0 One hundred and seven’ sports writers and broadeasters from | coast to coast participated in the poll Twenty ’ powerful Wash: ington as the | team in the tion to Huskies into third place. The Pacific Coast de fending champions have a 10-1 mark acai fourth place veek ) the top spot marked the third change in leadership in four weeks Kentucky led the first Brooklyn the second, regained the top rung the third week and fell to fourth this week when upset, | 6160, by a spirited St. Louis squad for the New Orieans Sugar Bowl Kentucky, 1 6-2, received 594 points to f 100 behind Was! s place 688. The W avely inaged to eke ut the fourth spot over unbeaten Ind nd NYL The Hoosiers 0 t the New Yerk Vio for fift 88 to 4S Bonaven he est strides se t inded in the oF « ibkins, who now eated Kentucky tn three i championships by a n of four points, jumped to sever with 459 points, SI ohn's (8 dropped a note » eighth de winning be es ¢ ng the week a ch to ninth because of its St. Bonaventure vaulted from far to lth place with an im ctory over a strong West cky tea Andy k i the distinction of getting the Brooklyn Dodgers’ 1,000th hit for the season Baylor | two teams | Island City Fishing Tourney Opened Y esterday: The fifth annual Island city | Fishing Tour sponsored by the Vv or Cham ber of nmerce, opened yes- tercay and cioses March 31st at midnight | Lino Castro, chairman of the | committee today that | limits for rnament this | year had been extended to Jew- | fish Creek which forthe first | time includes all County area “This has been the aim of the JavCees since the first tournament was held. Castro said. We have been publicizing the waters of Monroe County as the finest of anywhere in the United States. Thousands of people know about it, it is our aim to make it known na- the tionally as the Fisherman’s | Paradise.” ! Trophies aré awarded at the} close of each fourth week. Win- | ners in these groups are still eli- | gible to participate in the final | awards at the close of the tourna- | ment. It is possible therefore for | an entry to win two trophies. i ent 0 classes are repre- | ented with a special field foi flv fishermen. An Outstanding | chievement ophy will be awarded each entrant catching a bonefish weighing nine pounds, | or a permit weighing ten pounds. ona fly line. As far as only one permit has ever been taken on a fly line and this weighed five and one-half pounds Fisch may be entered’ at any weighing station displaying the | official weighing station sign. Committee members in addi tion to Castro are } and Everett Sweeting Weighing stations are as fol low 1.—Charter Boatmen’s Dock, | BeuieY vard anchez Bait House, Boule- —Walker's Bait House, Boule- | vard | »4.—Ralph’s T | ing street —Thompson’s | Caroline street | 6—A & B Lobster House, Foot of Front street. Hardware, 812 7.—Bob's Sport Shop, 1134] WAILS: eso Bari Nes seh yee are White street | Fishing Tournament Open almost criminal to this write New i 8—Naval Station | Yesterday marked'the ‘opening j If, might be possible, s: tu | 9—Naval Air Station, (Sea-|of the Fifth. Annual Island City |@ Cigarette lighter o: ie : plane Ba i Fishing Tournament sponsored i soa award yor releasing tt i t _10.—Woodson's Boat House,|by the Key West Junior Cham-|S0 Stock Island \ber. ‘of Commerce. Not much | The Citizen's Jaxon 1 | 11.—Al's Place, Pirates Cove,'could be expected -insthe line of| Should not feel too badly oo.) yy; | Sugarloat Key. * j catches’ since no dotibt most peo- | about being hauled « 1 ale far 12.—Johnson's Point, Summer-; ple“ waited until after the Orange |@ jewfish while out p es Key asi k Bow! game to, go. fishitg. But a | Sunday. If Jaxon rec: _ a Barry Beach, Little Torch! Jaycee was on-hand* to collect, Public appearance in Key W i Set Sh R ‘any possible entfies, «Still there | Was at the opening of the t t 4—Ole Fishing Hole, Mara-~'| are people who preter fishing to | Island City Fishing u thon when she w d e coust no : football: i | when she was haulec 15 Poll Gate kle Shop, | What The Future Hots | water by then Ma Ma . __| Adams. Believe it axe 16—Craig, Craig, Florida, ay pret ihe SUBS — thay, # Mermaid, and the fish \ jt ‘owler, Upper Mate- |"! 2 fe | wanted her to co: ome cumbe PP “"l year, only time can tell. Ea ch! SEO SCEINE ONG 18—Snake Creek Fishing|Year it is our hope someone Lodgensnabe. Gress will come up with a record! gear Si aay 19.— Toms Post's, Jewfish | breaker, and each year we meen} Dic hy Minne Of Dich’s Tir Creek year. Maybe ‘Calhoun Dickson Wins Florida Singles Tit JACKSONVILLE um | Dickson — still is singles champ of the Florida Courts He retained by licking | ville Navy ) Dickson, lins College Calhoun tennis Public his crown Leon Wilson, 6-1, 6-1 Tampa student at Rol had his forehand and backhand going ‘eat guns, keep ling them very deep or at sharp angles. He forced all the way. | Wilson had upset second-seeded Tuesday Jackson Jack Staton, Orlando, and fourth | seeded Alberto Danel, Rollins, t meet Dickson but he could never got started first Penalty Monroe | but : THE BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED HOME OF FRED SCHONECK swell Pinder | Packle Shop, Flem- | | | | | | Nag Fishing hoping until next this year will be a aitterent | story | Keys’ Future Assured | The keys’ futufe'ias a! fishing | ; Spot is assured. Tourist after | | tourist to whom we have spoken | e high in their praise of the jorida Keys. You still run into jmen who say tRey prefey fresh | ‘water fishing to salt water, but! in the fresh water | then they live where a areas of the country large fish is generally what we call “bait size.” Be that as it may, more people are coming to Florida to fish | every year, and more people are displaying citations from these | parts each year also. | Jaycee Citation The Jaycee citation for fish! caught in these waters is a very; special one. Some tournaments | sive citations for catching a fish, Jbut the Jaycee citation is not awarded until a fish is caught ‘that meets the minimum require- ' ents of the fishing tournament committee. Tw, This is the reason more and | NEW YORK —(-—When Ed | year fie citations must be} |gar Laprade of the New York | &8™Mee Rangers. was .perislized cenently | Tee? aaa eee ae ia: National’ Hockey Leaguel. ct te Oe ee oe leontest it was the first penalty | Marathon, but the ne ee For niin: in aa neers men. | Welcome, news, items ;toicaid) tg alty was a mine ne for hook.|the. column. a, a Tee Renee os ee as ao Walsh of Marathor < Teaecene 4 in apag-s0, | OUNCES P. J. Doretti. of 3 Chi caught a sailfis' 1 90 es while fishing from the Fiji II, at N | Marathon, but no weight was re No. $0 I Retired lew i Six year old John W EAST LANSING, Mich.—(P Townley, Jr., of San Diego, Cali Fox 1 Jersey N worn by|fornia, fishing from the sever Don Colen M 1 State’s|mile bridge, using shrimp f All-America k le has been| bait came up with a bonefi anently retired from use! We ng 2ty pounds by vach_ Biggie | Speaking Of Sailfish Munn. It is the st time any| If some sort of award could be Mic Stat ete has been| for catching and releasi so hon |s how much __ better - az | wou to let these fish go Ton okie halfback with | be c by someone else later the Detroit Lious. scored a touch-| at 2 | . rather than have down in i948 for the University of | them b into the deck, and Louisville \later towed back out to sea rd run In and Widener horse eah, it has 36 runnings of the Flamingo races at Hial muddy track t een a only once. That was the 1950 Wide. tner won by Royal Governor food for the sharks. Of cou e party catching the fish wants }to have mounted — that is different story, but just to bring | sailfish into the dock to have a | | pict taken jt of it and then JACK + Editor Demonstrates Puncture DICK HUNTER DEMONST THE KEY WEST ACCID FOV VVC VV V VTS CVV VV TWIT + Fishing Information . . y WAILS Ya * SCALES | DELANEY AABABAAAAABDELADADASAAABAADAAAADAABADS Clown FIRE TION SQUAD s Prove Popular she k ot Abe | is just as adept on t 1 G rt t-, court ‘ basketball! Most of the Broadw aces, but at least/ hail from Harlem ‘ However, sever just bi from a | Boy) Maddox comes f re they | d¢lphia and Bobby Kn | Hartford, Conn. Each of victories, regulars on the tear State | feet. The captain is Ra ane Shot) Sealy Coach Davidsor ; | Carlton Branch ted i ich 2) to the National wie A « er-coach Charley; €d nearly every night 1 set of ai i Ralph Kiner, sluggin Te sa Pittsburgh Pirates, bo ne Santa Rita, New Mexico to tour that — sectior ng rmed for a) Seventeen organizatic Hawall. individual entries were li C 1 ¢ von {77th annual champion: Dunkirk, N.Y ’roo!l Tire CHIEF first prize in the 1951 ma rked row One of the fea ene the their half-time st Richard King, Gist vic known as King Tut. He see it: ateur oarsmen this y« e Service” aSON, is looki European tour South A | his club traveled by air merica. On t I t tre re ei Nee” TORRES AND HENRY LOUNDERS _ NEW U. 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