The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 23, 1952, Page 3

HOME START 67.44 Strand Halds Baap Has The Jump Saterdey, Pobrusty 2, 1952 «89 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN «= Page 9 | CONCHS TAKE FINAL - ae "Gil Soullicntiarn Basketball esi Pistel Club ‘ Teday’ ey | Feam For 1952 N ° Two Game | ; “se, Sets First Shoot Son Sl Eight Seniors The Key West High courtmen chased out their home sw ason tart night with an eusy 7-46 vietory | Over an outmanned St. Annes of Initial Registered tories in the Island City Baseball , ty Sam DAWSON The visitors, handicapped by a Will Take ‘stream in a &7 hall game. dollars fhu epidemic wm the upstate city, Om Stock Island Kakt Rodriquer went the t were able to muster bu! six men for the trip. Their lack of depth and physical equipment hendi capped them greatly Even so the Palm Beachers fought all the} way and a spunkier club has not shown here to date ; Coach Jones, taking advantage of the situation, started his sec- ond string five with the excep- tien of big Bob Cooper who closed out his local high school court career in a 21 point scor ing spree, despite the fact that he saw limited action The game got under way slow- ly with Cooper, the only «pec e Southernmost Pistol and | ‘ance on the hill for the Strand | ub will held a registered 28d although he was hit hard.| s running up to get “new money” | Shoot at the Stock Istand | managed to get out of the tight | 1 n Sunday. Feb, 24th spots and end up the winner. Lumsted te 40 shooters, the| Greenwood, who started on | American Telephone and Telears sath will be governed by Na-|*he mound for the losers was) Co.'s plan onal Rifle Association Rules ‘ouched for 4 runs and 5 hits in | worth of admunistered by Official Referee the two frames he lasted. George Clement Theed of Miami and La. | \astres twirled the final 7 f Tom Little of Key West. and gave up 4 runs on 7 Starting promptly at 8 am. | Hes, the watch will feature the .22,; [ the opening stanza, two) shove 38 ond 45 caliber pistol or re-| alka, a triple by Videl and) Ip volver at ranges of 50 and 25 | ‘ingles by Santana and yard w, timed and rapid ave the Strand three uns. They picked up another counter in the | The purpose of this match, | Second teeuler figure on the court, whieh the first of its kind to} At bat, Ingraham and Danny | dumping in 13 points for the be held in Key West, is to en- each had two three hits for the . only first quarter bie local pistol sheoters to ob- | losers and Vidal the same for » Tee visitors consistently out- jumped the taller Conchs and’ amazingly kept ;osession of the | ball a great part of the Ume. tain National Rifle Association | the Strand. Vidal, Casado and Classification and establish | Cabot looked good in the field. | handicap so that they may fire| The third game in the best no future registered matebes. in four out of seven sched- In the closing moments of the the class for whieh they quatify.{uled for Sunday afternoon at | first. half, the locals came. to . For this first mateh, these got 3:00 p.m. at the Wickers’ Pieid gomovhet ond showed the er AF Photos | classified will be required to fire fo nag os ‘is MPM) THE ALL-SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE basketball team, |'" ‘Me. expert class, After, firing | make them the team to best, in Picked annually for The Assoviated Press by coaches, sport they will be placed "it ‘the class | Hep ong foamy 0 Vt { the upcoming District 7 towrna-| ; jin whieh they will fire in all wheat. They piled up a 31-19; “Titers and radio announcers, Iheludes three players from the bag y } 5 future matehes or until they ate 8 halftime ised. University of Kentucky's conference championship team, and | moved inte higher brackets, MacArthur's HT iat raising the mon. The Conchs suffered from two players from Louisiana State Universit Four of the five For those shooters averaging tained sloppy shooting, something that! alternatives of the southeast, the fifth being from Indiana. Bob 93 points or more, the elassifica- -toans from banks insurance || has plagued them throughout the Pettit, « Sophomore from L.S.U., is captain of me eathient tion wil be Master. Other classes Staff bs Cut companies. = j season as Coach Jones cleared | team, having received 36 out ible 59 votes. Kentuckf’s | include: 90-92.90, Expert: §7-| | Interest rates on these borrow: bench and gave everyone ® Cliff Hwan. was ‘econ with 52. The others are Frank Ram» \%%%% Sharpshooter; €0-8699,' NEW YORK Geo. ings have been going up, rising to get into the act. sy of Kentucky, 45; Joe Dean, L.S.U., 37, and Bobby Watson, ,arksmen: and below 60, Tyra, | for- | slowly from almost @ year ‘the nd the locals 7 eee Oficial will be: commander has oe ne an oy stops and Kentucky, 26. Dean is from New Albany, Ind; Pettit's home | oe ve phe oe 1 Thea : forced to eut members ano ee — ball ran the| & Bstow Rouge, Ls. Hagan and Watson are from Owensboro, Executive Officer, Le Tom Lit fap ip ©man femsenal stall. The | empted to explote the pessibliny ragged. Armando Men. | Ky. and Ramsey hails from Madisonville, Ky | tle: Chief Re * Officer, Jack fags the reduction is rou of issuing stock instead. unveiled some set shot) a Merry, Range Officer, J. Thomp- . | salen sot etitos Sines aieeae ig 6 oat ua we pr “on one Statistical bebeh bib oy an lt eee ne Soe 5 y : , ‘James Muniz. * sores w wnat ws SECON Round Big ‘len Title ne ee ie ws con wile BO ferret Pe , ot tenth Sect © sot appearance dump: | ublic. Ample parking space is, Pace Jr., rene jae art forme of Goth, but Oa can i <n “tse Im City Golf Rests On Game = sri ont Sere. CHAMPAIGN, ILA. —Tenseness . the Conchs gripped this ‘university city tods) | Set Tomorrow i..0c:i ir iter : E i 5 od 3 i s 2 z i Hh fi i ii i HEE F75_* ance last Sunday will, be gun. | against lows ning for hie second straight City! A capacity 6.905 wii jam into | ‘Championship. He shot « neat 74 | Huff Gymnasium. The game will in the initial 1% holes played |be televised, 26 Midwest radio sta last Sunday toms will carry it, and 35 sports Humbert Mira and Gene Wit. , Writers will report it to their read zell are hot on his heels with ) ere il il i it in rf only a 4 stroke deficit towa's only Big Ten loss, and press He 3 F TP) Following § tomorrow's play. | alse ite only defeat in 18 games hoy | see shout 7) the 8 finalists will compete on | (his reason, was $2.69 at Indiana for a friend and 10 | Sunday, March 2nd to decide the | lllinots defeated the Hoosiers at @ contract for 7) title. Bloomington Saturday, 77-70. 12| Pairings gd starting times, | Tee — ig Mey ried S| along with inst Sunday's scores #75 ae a City 9) Bj are as follows: | 948, Their only other toss in is)“ ; RN; Delio Co. | 82s Was 69-65 to DePaul in Chie Stadium Jan, 26 i ! —--—weecen ‘ . Bell 103; Hy Als ; : ; eo Milgh 100; 'S, Sip aad’ tock | ; 5 i 4 00—J. Oliveros 4; Glynn and Princeton remainer ’ LAreher 98; Brooks Setzer; R. H.! to lin the EIL. Cornell Owen . j ~~) 1 wy thee 7 me " * ¥ sec. D. BE. Merchant 04 UCLA drubbed California, 67-54, ~Tom Begin @5; Roy %@ tle the Bears for the lead in the 9%; V. Vinson 96; James PCC, Southern Division. Stanford McCardie 98 § 10:30-B. E Jones 93; Clem wuts tes barrens } * Jo He jo ‘or Bros JW, Mee 04; Joe | hich ranking banme 10:46--Ed. Gonzalez 91; C. S A tapin in the last five 916 Leo Sciera 92, Bill Of 2m extre period by Dick o2 tave Colgate a 65-43 upset 10:50-—-Bili Plowman 88, Jock over Penn State Kok Bite.00. R West Virginia took Cle 4 a 73. to tighten its Southern Confer. 1A90—Geo. Vaider 83, Ward ence lead, Oregon beat Washington ui " iF f a + 1b1@—Harry Koight 80; Biji time 31:20—Nerton Harris 74; Hum nent Mire 70; Gene Witeell 18. 2 eseuew t bitiic 217i