The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 15, 1953, Page 6

Beckman Tells Quarterback Club Football Prospects For This Season ins Footballers ... E H EF FFs KEY WEST HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM were the guests of given by the Quarterback Club at Ramonins Restaurant last night. Coach Ed Beck- introducing the members of his team to the overflow crowd.—Citizen Staff Photo. ‘Navy Baseball \Tourney Starts THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 6 Tuesday, September 15, 1953 Don Cherry Upsets wry voux wees te «By Golfer Person by a light-| Harold John-| OKLAHOMA CITY w — A tall,,/ I. ene Hal clretr E i ; \Memphis, Tenn., Curtis Person, jstood as the one-day sensation of} fight tbe National Amateur Golf cham-| That’ he “conquers(Plonship today. ut the man who LaStarza two weeks from bad caught the fancy of big-heart-| the Polo Grounds? There@¢ Oklahoma fans was a long, pot a challenger worthy ean, eae Irishman from} joe . rjeTbeite A ! be : r at oi recall now manufacturer who beat Atlanta’s|Weenmgon” to accept Harvie Ward for the British title Detron 5 last June, put on one of the day’s rupsclome f } itt i ksesebes? geesges: i i 2 i is uy 3 i i i b i H re} rm Harold Foreman r i £ if i i! Fil = 3B. sig H eg 4 §2 E 4 2 fitz = £ | ad ! i I i i : ‘il Es ei fi if # i at i f Fi I z g eeeesse? peenyss i & S| + F : fais i Py H é * Jupring training trip is strictly win- Pe, eapette bn the fields of pho-| bnow all the things the baliplayers: W26°0PRY. Publishing end edvertic lawyer is going to ask of the magnates, we do know that the jathletes grouse mightily about the ing tell us that there is nothing| that rates as high as a child and) A Spine ote Foy say ta youngster is of the coring grind and the). , billboard will attract more) lact that their salaries do not start | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS [untii the opening day of the season, *tention than even the most scan- ‘ones have told us “y clad bathing beauty. in as good shape og Hered pon ay Pipe are} great drawing ca! an movies” to be after @ week i spite of the limitations they| horit place on the scripts. And who is — said there that doesn’t know the famous) that he never had a beiter| Butch” covers by Albert Stachle me that used to appear on the Satur-| the ¢4y Evening Post covers and now! patimore at Rocheer 138. i HITS—Kuenn, Detroit once DOUBLES — Vernon, Washing. ‘conditioned club than the warti ton, 42. Brooklyn outfit he trained in ‘chs -s . TRIPLES—Rivera, Chicago, 14, Di fieldhouse ap at West Point. '* ap es Bufialc ot Montrea on % * to Leo's Ginets this, season, but ah eee (Ne game screed STOLEN BASES—Minoso, Tough guess . and every gallery) PLAYOr? ™ 2. bad Sr “sood ‘barebail has its quota of child and dog) Srewick st Thomasvite “PITCHING—Lopat, New York, out W save $sssss $sssss By BROOKLYN — Wallace (Bud) and compete for prizes which 139. {Smith, 138%, Cincinnati, outpoint- given for such accomplishments a: Ashburn, Philadelphia./ed Arthur King, 137%, Toronto, aoe oe smallest pet, the cutest 190. . pet, most unusual pet, or the DOUBLES—Musial, St. Louis, 48.) SAGINAW,, Mich.—Al Andrews, most comically dressed pet. And NEW STUDEBAKER TRIPLES — Gilliam, Brookiyn,|182, Superior, Wis, decisioned adults come in droves to wateh. CARS AND “. Chuck Davey, 147, Lansing, Mich./When the fabulous “Webb City”—| HOME RUNS — Mathews, Mil-'10. jthe St. Petersburg, Fla., drug store! waukee, 45. NEW ORLEANS—Ralph Dupas. that sells everything from jewelry FOR REPAIR APPOINTMENT STOLEN BASES — Bruton, Mil-|159, New Orleans, outpointed Mar- to real estate — put on a pet pa-| DEMONSTRATION Waukee, 25. om, cel Brisebois, 145, fa, x rade, Gase wore 1,500 entries and| Come By PITCHING — Burdette, au-| SAN ANTONIO, Tex. -thousa: Spectators lined the kee, 14-4, .778. gens, 139, San Antonio, scored a|streets 1130 DUVAL STREET STRIKEOUTS — Roberts, Phila-/TKO over Saatiago Gonzales, 127,| Why? Because children and dogs or DIAL 2.2401 Mexico, @& ‘are an irresistible combination. §§559% SAVE $5535 Of (YANKEES AND DODGERS MEET TWO WEEKS FROM TOMORROW FOR TITLE New York re + ade all ly Ailments Of Football Players Are Only Minor Make It Jrchoal infirmary. He had beem lald | up with an infected foot. : Dick Shatto, the Wideats’ sophe- 5 Straight : By GEN PHLEGAR AP Sports returned in swelling more quarterback, pleased Coach tumbers to practice fields today,/Bear Bryant in a lengthy serim- adding strength to the long-suspect- mage yesterday. ed notion that those early ailments, Georgia, which hailed the retern are a great deal more minor than'o¢ regular halfback Charlie Madi- first pictured. lson Sunday, cheered the smooth Florida got the best news yester-' performance yesterday of its only in the return of the ailing other ailing front - liner, guard riment, and the Gators’ cele- Bruce Wimberly. The Quincy, Fis., brated case was painfully genuine|senior, now looks as if he will be Me ae to go against Villanova Satur- a . Florida fullback day. Techens ons extraordinary, was cleared by a! coroner’: i ptr pennants, seout the ab ili f aif Fe gainst the relief ef. doctor doubts that the big athlete coming. Gorman, Bob Kuy-|*#l! be able to play, | Red Drew told his the Indians! He may be in shape for the Sept. gridders that they would . (28 meeting with Georgia Tech, take Friday night's opener wever, and that one is a lot Mississippi Southern more most Florida people. lly. He is still burning over | ina State got the services 27-7 lacing his varsity took of halfback Charley Oakley, whe the reserves in a game + | week. He will scrimmage Saturday the opener] Ed Beker, Auburn's Texas. Al center, proved he had 75-pound junior, appar-lall his defensive lessons with a the quarterback glittering performance in a Tiger scrimmage TF : ; 2 i i z z i [i ¥5¥ 2 : H Hy g = tt 4 i i f t i i i 65: i ‘ ay i Tek i i : : i i we iz Tt [ Ll Ree |Steve Meilinger, was held out Williams’ homer was his 12th|rough work. The senior returning trom the marines.|was released Sunday from the FORDS - MERCURYS (CLEARING OUT | New Cars Our Complete Stock of FORDS - MERCURYS| WHOLESALE!! 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