The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 29, 1952, Page 7

Bevy Of Beauties Citizen Staff Photo THIS GROUP OF KEY WEST HIGH SCHOOL LOVELIES participated in the gala parade which moved down Duval Street yesterday to drum up enthusiasm for Conch-Tiger clash. Over four thousand fans showed up for the tilt and went home happy as Key West captured their second straight win over Cristobal in second annual meeting. Corich Deception Scores Gain Citizen Staff Photo END DON CRUZ lugs the pigskin after a tricky maneuver in an end around play to romp for 11- yards and a first down against a crafty Tiger defense. in on Cruz. Bob Orvis and Tommy Hughes close Southern Cal To Meet Notre Dame SOUTH BEND, Ind., — Un- beaten Southern California and up- set-minded Notre Dame clash to- day in a game that gives the Midwest a look at the Pacific Coast's Rose Bowl entry. The Trojans were anxious to keep , their te clean for their New Year's Day engagement with Wisconsin, co-champions of the Big Ten. The bow!-bound Trojans last the last game of last season, 19-12, at Los Angeles. The Fighting Irish are facing one of the outstanding defensive units in the nation in U. S. C., which is ranked No. 2 nationally in the AP poll. The Irish are ranked No. 7. Rain Is Seen For Vol Tilt NASHVILLE \#—Bad weather seemed to be the surest bet today }as Tennessee and Vanderbilt, an- | |with Kentucky |need a victory Southeastern Conference football game, Rain—or possibly even sleet or snow—was the best the weather- man could offer, but a capacity crowd of 28,000 was expected. Tennessee’s Volunteers rated as} two-touchdown favorites by the books, but this is one of those matches in which anything can happen. The Vols’ nine-game-seasor rec- ord so far is marred by one loss to Duke and last Saturday's draw The Commodores today to wit up with an even break of four wins, were beaten by Notre Dame, in j cient intrastate rivals, met in a | four losses and two ties. STUPENDOUS! COLOSSAL! GIGANTIC SODAS! Made with creamy rich Sealtest Ice Cream, fresh fruit or rich chocolate syrups. Sparkling cold seltzer, huge mounds of whipped cream and a gay cherry. GET YOURS TONIGHT Have You Tried Mr. Sigsburger Yet? HAVE YOU TRIED MR. SIGSBURGER YET? YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE MISSING ON SIGSBEE ROAD — RIGHT BESIDE GULFSTREAM OPEN 7 A.M. TO 11 P.M. SIGSBEE SNACKERY NOW OPEN Georgia Tech Meets Its Arch Rival Today By MERCER BAILEY ATHENS, Ga., (®—Georgia Tech, undefeated, untied and the na- tion’s No. 3 football team, carried a string of 15 consecutive victories into its battle with arch rival Georgia today. For Tech it was the last game until its Sugar Bowl date with Mississippi New Year’s Day. Geor- gia ends its season next week against Miami. The Engineers were favored: by at least two touchdowns to win the game and complete their first Perfect season in 24 years. Tech won the last three contests with Georgia, but the Bulldogs have the better record over the years, Geor- gia has won 22 and lost ince the series started in 1893. Five were ties. High morale of Tech fans .was boosted several more notches with the word that Leon Hardeman, Tech's stubby ace ground gainer, Probably would see action at his left halfback post. Herdemai All-America hopeful, has bee: le- lined since he sprained an ankle against Army. Larry Ruffin, another top-flight halfback, was on hand for use if necessary. He has been out five weeks with an injured knee. Billy Teas, a spectacular runner with speed to burn, was slated to start at right half. Glenn Turner, a strong up-the-middle runner, was | called on to operate at fullback. Georgia’s ball-throwing Quarter- back Zeke Bratkowski was the man most likely to succeed against Tech. His tosses to End Harry Babcock represented the Bulldogs’ | Prime chance for an upset. The | | Brat has thrown for 1.395 yards in nine games. Babcock has caught 31 for 456 yards. Both are tops in | the Southeastern Conference. An overflow erowd of 50,000 was anticipated. | A Tech victory would give the Engineers undisputed possession of the Conference championship for the first time since 1944. Tech and Tennessee tied for the title last year. The kickoff was timed for 2 p. M. (EST). LSU Seeks Third Win Of Season NEW ORLEANS (# — Louisiana | State University seeks to brighten a gloomy football season with an upset victory over Tulane here today. The iimping Tigers have won only twice in nine starts and are a touchdown underdog agains’ the Green Wave. Tulane has won five and lost four. A near-capacity crowd of 70,000 is expected in Tulane Stadium for the golden anniversary contest in the ancient rivalry. LSU's chances for its second Southeastern Conference victory of he season were boosted by the return of quarterback Norm Ste. vens, who has been out five weeks with a knee injury suffered against Maryland Saturday, Movember 29,1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page? Citizen Staff Photo COACHES LUKE PALAMBO OF THE TIGERS and Ed Beckman of the Conchs are shown with football queen Shirley Tru- deau as she prepares to award the Shrine Most Valuable Player trophy to Conch tackle Tommy West, who played a brilliant football game in his final appearance for the Conchs last night. Conchs Go On The March Citizen Staff Photo LUCY GONZALEZ RIPS OFF AN EIGHT YARD GAIN as,the Conchs launch a touchdown march in the second period of last night's battle. Tony Dopp (20), supplies the blacking as the Tiger's Bill Roberson (12) attempts to stop the frisky Conch. Hector Cowan of Princeton was! W.J. 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