The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 18, 1952, Page 3

| CONCHS BOW TOC MIAMI Key West Shows Well In Loss; Cooper Scores 19 Counters For K.¥. 2 An outmanned Key We + Schoo! basketball squad b« to the bi¢ University etm Jayvee tive on u ‘ hardwood Seturday nig Conchs, however mad Game despite the 64-41 score and lost not one whit of prestige the lon in the opening period, + Conchs kept weli abreast of the tall visitors and it looked « though they might come thoour and oop & win. A tagged second quarter. *« ever, war the decidir a the 20 point Mami + Sparking the visitor " was Sandy Farber aay MM ricane guard who dumped in %& points from ali angies in a tiful exhibition of shooting Pint-sized Billy Osterhoudt fought bis heart ou. wm t 4 fensive highlight of the evenin Giving away plenty in heigl ft made up for it in hustle and he repeatedly stole the oval from the Miamians ¢ set up the Conch attack The Coneh shooting was rag ged due t the tight Miami of fense which hurried the jocal shooting and never gave them a chance to get set Miam: held o twenty p lead at the half and the by ws Who ere noted f their strong finish, openei wo in the firial stanza but the visitors Jead was simply too great Forward Bob Cooper was high for the Key West Five with 19 points and guard Ken Bazo kick ed in with 12 for the Conch cause The undefeated Miami squad worked smoothly under the bas ket with their @& 5” nter, Wil kins, dominating the backboard play. The Summary JAYVEES PG F TP Parker, { Bes Walsh, f 30 6 KEN BAZO. who played an out Kichepski, f ; ei showa Wilkins, « 63 6 t ‘ i bow Garber, ¢ a0 6 4 Ferber, ¢ 2 2 26 Carson, « 13 I - a re] i 2. TOTALS aio By oeks Stars Whi; £Y WEST mi . ’ . rorwe Miami Cionts 62 Cooper, f 83 1 sews Gils ee Miam Gi nt down Raker, ° 2 ; 0 ° brand ” the 82 ky SH Sunday at Wivk oo ¢ ' ti fing’ oo ¢ 1% The witehin, pe e414 31% be Cererce Alee wv i | 7 rm ive win the 10 | Brooks’ mainstay " 14 etrikeonts for the TOTALS “uw 7 8 + Nalftime Score—UM Jayvees, The vielters scored thelr two 37-17, Referee—Allen, Umps neon the firet inning én twe Sweeting. ' ! two eprom, but from — $ ‘ Alice bad thetr num voks’ knotted the count fourth frame on a bar reg eafetics by Smith, Brown and Portico The ided two w in the fifth ond two in the good measure. seventh for For w visitors, Cromatie, Wyrm and Williams esch had tw safeties, Por the locals, Brown, Alce and Portier turned in standout performances. The line score RHE ictai Giants 262 Brooks Stars 63 vid be formed right here in y West without very much uble. All that it would take is » little imitiative on the part of the Recreation Department The people who wish to play gre ‘The Bench wishes to anole ; wellities are availalile. gize for its abeence, but I was tvere is no reason that tis called home to Altoona, Penna sid not be started last week due to the death of Many tave asked why I my grandmother and hae just speak my mind on such otters returned to the werm climete th bove. The ms are Some facts that T noticed and) «ry simple. I om ted in also received information ap) forte ent | betiewe that ia while I was there, | would Hite? must in ever) age. not on says to pass on to those whe are i but girls iso The sport is jiet terested in this world of sports. a: good physwally as it notel First, during the seakén Gf ly [ft also teaches many of them basketball, there a Many ‘hings that they could not learn leagues formed for the fecrea- otherwise Se that vy Lo thonal benefit that can be ettam- # harped on each discrene® ed from this sport. The different ey | find There ere many are leaghes are composed of variour but it weuld aot be wort nile church groups ations and epen® + a & other functions with te) ready been ¢ play. There is als eague for (ore each of the different gradh of! Gme addit'cnai t the schools, beth puhti nd to tell at this parochial. To me tag ct ne of the Gpan-ors the feeling of w teekon | dun besides sport manship whiet Leagve has backed ian emsential to all walk lite oth ne bei to Tt is not ay Th t help position, all the b : lea sine taken in, whic y oe a ax nd als xive goes to each teay for equipment the andation th day and supplies , fute & This ix mot the niy Sooft a majer leaguer the whieh al! these ctons enter ner ft 8 - a Velleybali and softball are the chanop If any party nterest- other two which or played quite ‘ed, contact me and | « be extensively pmore than glad to iet you have May work leagues as these the particulars AT amg Ne IN RIS em ad Nat ARI BE «ry il i a Page 3 vu. CAGERS 64-43 Mowe, very, 1, se r ecome Pop KW HS S Band Heads\Fla-Miami Qian Geles , - For Cuba — May ide Title . . - al Florida r oring “asketbali Team ¢ We Dee —_' vw nbers and majore'tes are ore _ . Of All reve 0 Tl pearing fer their fret olficial . Navy 1 Yornda ay v f to Movane this week . iw 2 Rod - tied te Cube in a “ube “hie a F 1 t at Me HAVE SCORED 2.068 * = Friday morning, They will par | cite y ta POLNTS TO DATE, OLD aT sc enaeden ae Gene » Ca teewpe <edaie inch ! RECORD WAs 2.151 ampa oug Sunday afternoon they wilt | @MPCtiLIon whi ta . ! ‘ \ ay for ® concert in one of Ha | ight an Rk By STERLING SLAPPEY cxt Year The concert will | onieht. the ated Pres pe v er " ca * by redie and televi 18 — R . “he . ; at on it wes inarred bn eceive $12,083 ‘ hn . ret year thet the t th ‘ ond has been invited te play for| it Flowidd's last. game City Of Key) West has just t r AMPA he Cuber carnival. Members | 4 Sate play white Miami m ed 83.94 ws its share - ' ¥ will rete to Key West Sunday. ampa oa West Coast Sa Ine arctt ee potted VUaid'’s Nieht Out nougt . » un By DOT tweky is to the res ' « THE FIRST LEGION ‘ ‘ that have built t the Strand Theatre ~ * - h at w ; ‘ a t secutive confe trout jon beral hips: sh iin the re \ ance tT All-America eaid « it s out to Wiideats We ha » end Gadienes 1 cle Kentucky 1 3 coming - are conference « sonst re s sine tucky has eligible for the vars th two ¥ tars like Charies tourn. € Ken 1 rifle (I believe holds or jointly b The 7 @ post was Sinkwich’s "™ = carry rough an 4 coaching job after s beme throug t race 22 of which were r Ad : S as er in {i professional t Rupp's verfect + h ¢ and pre nks naturally that mechani ed 2.098 p nd year coaching a pro tear ’ ese tecord is 2.13t—by K . at Erle. Pa ome real the 1949-50 season He came : Besides the Va 1 had won we a prais ington Thursday, } yt He rounded up a score o jon DePaul game in Chic ate A Yorthern high school stars and “ye night to accumulate th mall college transfers, took the ' It telts s 67 points to make the est of the locs the top poial maker of ¢ weed 11 wins ag, ® The present ¢ eee e ja tie in his two seasons here — , . cats ts 8 . best i ©. £. C. Nance, president of wa 0 We hining guide the nation. | Se eniversity, said Sinhwich’s ree t a renovation of pionship tw ks ago and atte | ond 5, in the semi-finals matically an NCA t however Pi k j teams must play in the con | in ceun ive r but it is above that standard FLORIDA NA aay 4 ference meet in Louisville Feb. 2 | BERWICK, Pa nh w 0%, anoougn it dees not quite Citizen Staff Photo ang 29 and March 1 {pink elephants that had Berwi A he height achieved by “Tae standing go n a losing Conch Vandy looks like rong }townspeople taking a second look Bernadette.” aT Key west ss be iced two of hie 18 point for runner up spot : eh ow | the last few days. i was pink a _— ; shite teams—Florida. | Massis |on the Susquehanna River tution to the purzle seems to be Member of the FOIC | te @ tough Miami U. quintet sippi and Alatama-—are tied’ (o | ‘The technicolor ice formed along that oil escaping from’ a clogged , third place one game b af thy | the east bank of the river and ex. underwater pipe caused the color YOUR FRIENOLY COMMUNITY BANK Commodores | tended some distance out. The best ing Vandy meets weak Georgia Tee fim tonight in Atlanta and a Vandy eee nro oR Jack Russell ae coe 1° Games remaining this season Wins Baseball Monday night’ Auburn at Ty jiane, Florida at Miami; Vander o if T ‘ [bit at Georgia Tech; Mississipp 70 ourney ab. st P Tuesday wight G ta By JACK HAND . Fi ae ong Lg " MIAMI Jack Russell the | sia Tech new Basebsll Players’ Golf char Thureday: Va pion, is better known to pop chal | weky the younger generation. | Friday r st Tu When Russel! knocked off Dic sissinni State at Sewanee Bartell. Detroit Tiger coach, 3 an Saturday Auburn at Alabow in Sunday's 16-hole finols at Mi | Piorida at L. $. Ul; Georgia mi Springs Country Club, the | Georgia Tech; Mixsis State crew cuts asked “Wro's Rese!” | Tennessee: Kentucky DeP. The 4% - year - old matthand | (Chicago) pitched for the Boston Red Sor Feb. 28: Missixsippi at Missi Washington, Detroit, Chicago Cub | sippi State and St. Louis Cards in his career stretching from 1926 to 1940. Along | the way he made two world series | —with Washington in ‘33 and the Cubs in “38 Still fresh in Jack's Killed fn Crash WEST PALM BEACH, Pla An automobile left U. S. Hi was is & game he lost in the “33 series » |! ¢8F here Sunday, tore througt the New York Giants , 4 fence and continued for 90 fee “Griff (Owner Clark Griffith o | °? 0't ‘Se mad. killing Miss Mary Washington) put up a new three | 7 Brown, 75, and seriously injur foot fence in left center,” he said | " ber Riece, Mrs, Mildred Me wire MeCoy, 40. Ch wet itching te tie tlt gem Florida Highway Patrolman &. when Mel Ott hit a long ball ic | ward the fence. ft glanced off ov }? Dugger sald Mrs. MeCoy ap center fielder’s glove, over th | 2rently lost control of the car or wall, and they called it @ hom: |‘%* curving. slippery road run. But we had quite an orgy ment ft was Russell's first win after missing twice in the finals. 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