The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 26, 1953, Page 7

“Underdog” Conchs Outfight Miami Tech, 20-0 Key West Qutclasses Miamians In Thriller Here Friday Night By JIM COBB, Citizen Sports Editer The Key West Conchs proved that they are going to be strong contenders for the Gold Coast Conference title When they outmaneuvered, out-scrapped and outscored the Miami Tech Blue Devils, 20-0 before more than 4,000 frenzied fans last night at the Wickers Field Stadium. ‘The fans, who braved threatening weather, saw a The Yardstick Key West Miami Tech Yards gained rushing ... 281 107 Yards gained passing. 132 Passes attempted ..... 17 Passes completed — = 7 Passes intercepted by. 3 Piest downs —..___. 12 display of gridiron magic which proved to be the high point in three years of football here in recent years. The Concha, with well-drilled precision, outclassed the Blue Devils in every department to send them back to i fre ij H ! Ff tri tz HH : i i 4 I = ze fist i ii i F i i # bli i E nf i i i i é | rf ail gts gf ¢ i | ef i 1. te minutes of i rf He £ Ai i rit i i i rf i F = ge eff te FF i] cf ; zt ‘i # aE i a tit i j i ? 3 : z : i 72 Hi 73 2 F 1F ELF f z 372 Elicit os 28 a i Fel i r a 177, New York, 70. gettlien A local to serve up a dish of “ ted for another y certain Miami . Pineda to TUE had the Blue Devils pegged as two to the 11 yard line. touchdown favorites over Key they failed to cash in on wos: scoring chance when Miami puck up, Barney ole boy - in the end tone oniy missed by 32 points. that threat Ralph White gets the nod os crow" sportswriter who @ score. Seatback Gibby Gates streaked @ yards on the kickoff after he had picked up the ball on the two yard line and then Pineda cucked on a 37 yard pass to Carbonell * down to the 19 but that is as far Quip of the evening was made by as the Conchs got if that period. Jay Hail. When the juice for the The third quarter ended with public address system in the press Tech in possession on their OWN box failed shortly before pame % yard line to set the stage foR/time Hall was asked if he bose @ glorious Key West finale anything about electricity. “No, but Gibby Gates took a punt on his people get @ chatge out of ” own 35 yard line and worked the w-< 'a'!'s eendid rejoinder ball to the 45 before he was, Neil Kmewies eommente the? :On October 9 Football Results — | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Daytona Beach Mainland at Pa ama ¢ Bay High, ppd. (ap | proaching » SOONER-NOTRE DAME CLASH IS NUMBER 1 == | By FO CORRIGAN jout, but the NCAA refused to per-)State for the Big 10 title, faces its Sarasota 12, | | NEW YORK W—The college foot-/mit stations in Tulsa and Lawton first test in Indiana in & league Moorehaven ‘ball season swings into high gearito carry it. engagement. Reddick 2 jtoday with at least one meeting Michigan State, with a 2t-game P plays Mt w |Greenville lef pre-season titans, a couple of winning streak, celebrates its en- vuréue a. Mich. Bunnell 13 Nong streaks on the line and the/trance in the Big 10 race against 8m goes against Penn 5 Titusville 32 leoaches still shuddering every|lowa at lowa City. The Spartans, igan tangles with Washington. po ioroot 7 ‘time they think of the one-platoon although weakened somewhat, still Northwestern entertains LOW! wine park 37, appear to have the speed and ex- State, and Illinois faces Nebraska st. Ch Mount The big one of the day pits perience to drive through to the Penn opens perhaps the toughest... ‘ Dame, ranked No. 1 in the conference title. lowa is improved, schedule in the East against Van- Umatilla 39, season poll of the Associated but not to the extent of seriously derbilt as a five-point favorite Lake Wales 27, Auburndale 14 against Oklahoma st Nor-threatening Biggie Munn’s This probably is the last time the - 1.) Gables 12, Lakeland 6 The Sooners, rated sixth in charges. Quakers will find themselves in wiorer Haven 4 exuit 0 st of the nation’s sports, Georgia Tech, which hasn't been such a position. Plant City 0, Dade City © asters, are sev--beaten in 27 games, rates a six- Princeton and Colgate, either of (0014) River 25, Bushnell 7 point choice over Florida to ex- which could win the Ivy League Woinourne 14, Winter Garden Lake of the Irish tend its skein. Florida gave the titie, should have no trouble in... 9 the Sooners Rambling Wrecks a good scare their inaugural encounters. The Leesburg 21, Apopka 7 mal outlook. last year in bowing 17-14 Tigers will warm up against La- concord 26, Eustis 0 while The first of the NCAA's “Games fayette while the Big Red plays j,-sonville Jackson 13, be for- of The Week" national telecasts Colgate. High 6 show- pits Dartmouth against Holy Cross) In the South the big ones are port Pierce 19, Lake Worth 6 at Lynn, Mass. Holy Cross has a Mississippi State-Tennessee, “Pompano 25, Pahokee 24 shapes up quartet of fast-steppers in its back-|gia-Tulane, Mississippi - Kentucky, yor. peach 20, Belle Glade 7 as a battle between Jchnny Latt- field and rates an eight-point fav-\Maryland, Washington and Lee, por Lauderdale 13, South Brow ner, a versatile halfback of Leahy's orite DukeWake Forest and Navy-Wil ard 7 legions, and Buddy Leake, the The top intersectional clash of liam and Mary. The Southwest's) ,--.4i 46, Naples @ Sooners’ big offensive threat. No- the program sends Minnesota of top encounters are Texas-Villanove wauchuls 33, Fort Meade 13 tre Dame is favored because the the Big 10 on a trip to Southern/Texas A and M-Houston and Ar-)>or,) City 33, Branford 6 experts think it has more and bet-\California, Despite the fact that kansas-Oklahoma A and M, while Green Cove Springs 19, St. Au- ter one-platoon players the Gophers will trot out All-Am-/on the Pacifie Coast it’s California) pustine st. Joseph 0 The game will be televised in erica Paul Giel again, Southern Oregon State and Oregon-Stan-ic) auoustine Ketirelinus 13, Fer Oklahoma City because it is a sell- lone hope of beating out Michigan ford, nandina Beach 7 |Starke 26, St. Leo 0 Jacksonville Beach Fletcher DuPont 6 Madison 26, Chattahoochee 0 | aturday nigh | 0 Venice-Nokomis € Newton @ 8, Perry 0 New Smyrna Beach ( Tevares 0 Sebring 6 con 0 i FF F i i 4 i | I Frank Leah: E v at ; i f & iF ge iy 5 Miami tt br if il i i — Seturday, September 26, 1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 7 Conchs Go To Mrs. Williams ecords Fall Lake Worth HT y96 Keg Loop In Major Loop man tied ve Action Friday gue has added two new teams and By GEN PHLEGAR 12, Alachua 14, Williston 6 Daytona Beach Seabreeze 20, Jack. sonville Bolles 0 Avon Park 7 Mulberry 7 (tie) ala 39 Live Oak © Inverness 6, Webster 0 Haines City 20, Kathleen 7 Key West 20. Miami Tech 0 Okeechobee 13, Stuart 0 ‘St. Petersburg St. Paul's 33, Punta Gorda 6 ‘Hillsborough 38, St. Petersburg 12 | Key West will journey te Lake Worth for o battle with that team October 9 instead of jthe result was a fresh start on ‘Thursday, September 24 at the Naval Station Alleys. The Home Milk Team rolled both the high game and series with ja 2071 and 724 respectively. Dorothy Willi took both the individual high game and high series awards with a 184 game and ‘a 485 series. Ann De Monge was right behind with 180 while Louise Duke had 178 ame. There will be open bowling |Navy Wives on each Monday at 10 a, m. at the Naval Station. ; | | | if Hi i unis HI itt PES 3 13] FRIDAY’S COLLEGE FOOTBALL East r 27, Penn Military 8 Tech 19, Potomac | | { } West Cheste: West Va. ii fF West Va. State 7, Virginia Un jon 6 St. Vincent (Pa) 25, West Lib- erty 14 Ithaca 21, Mansfield (Pa) 13 Camp Lejeune 20, Ft. Monmouth 4 i i fF i! ] | | i z z Ft é : : Miami 27, Florida State 0 Memphis State 7, Chattanooga 6 arnell also became! Presbyterian 13, Livingston (Ala)| to whip them five state 1 year since Casey’ Tampa 33, South Georgia 0 five! Morris Brown 20, Benedict (SC) 7 Tenn A&I 25, Virginia State 7 scored) Bainbridge Navy 33, Cherry |Point Marines 6 is) Ft. Jackson (SC) 22, Little Creek ¢ . In beating the New! Va) 13 | MIDWEST Detroit 48, Wayne (Mich) 0 LaCrosse State 4i, Milwaukee lyn State 0 Hamline 58, Bethe! (Minn) 0 Kearney (Neb) 32, Midland 13 William Jewell 26, Maryville (Me) 7 | Fort Belvoir 7, Kent State 6 ns. FAR WEST ind UCLA 19, Kansas 7 the Cleve-| Denver 33, Drake 14 ind homer record at the San Jose State 28, Brigham jof the Detroit Young 25 {12-3, Rosen ali Santa Barbara 7, Whittier 7 (tie) SOUTHWEST Louisiana College 25, Arkansas State Tehrs 20 points. In The preseason 344 Press poll Georgia Tech| RUNS—Snider, Brooklyn, 132. . 3 and Florida No.| RUNS BATTED iN—Campanel- ’ la, Brooklyn, 142. jas set for 2:30 p. HITS — Ashburn, Philadelphia, Boxing Results 202. FRIDAY’S FIGHTS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — ‘waukee, 25. NEW YORK (St. Nicholas Arena)” prrcitinG— —James J. Parker, 201%, Pater- 904: 769. son, N. J., outpointed Jimmy Slade, TRIPLES — Gilliam, Brooklyn, American | Harv HOME RUNS — Mathews, Mil- rookie |waukee, 47 20 games since Johnny Beazie: | STOLEN BASES — Bruton, Mi- breezed to an 11-2 vie 0 Lt. Comdr ‘Bill Bailey, former to Duke University football player, is : |head coach of the Pensacola, Fla., oe ae |Navy Goshawks. Erskine, Brooklyn, of 19 Schoendienst. STRIKEOUTS — Roberts, Phila-' Bob Porterfield delphia, 196. |shutout and his 22nd victory RENO, Nev.—Edgardo Romero, AMERICAN LEAGUE |Washington edged Philadelphia 1.0 54, LaPampo, _ Argentina,| BATTING—Vernon, Washington, |with a ninth inning run. Porter- knocked out Junior Payne, 275%, 333 \field is the first Washington pitcher San Francisco, s |since 1933 to win as many as 22 Rosen, games. Al Dark of the New York Giants 5 TRIPLES—Rivera, Chicago, 14. | HOME ‘RUNS—Rosen, e. 1 Giants’ 6-2 triumph at Pittsburgh. Cleveland, The old mark of 22 was set by STOLEN BASES—M . Chie \rolly cy -ag the Brooklyn cago, - “1 ° " | Milwauke PITCHING—Lopat, New York, o hedul 16-4, 800, werent eoheteed. Tech pulled a smoothie in the STRIKEOUTS—Pierce, Chicago,| ‘The Detroit Lions of the NFI. (2 GREAT and Cincinnati third quarter when they used a 173. | tricky shift from the single wing aardhg gs Ten player on pn to the T-formation. It didn't work. N | ocheole represented The Blue Devils threatened to Auburn Smothers [Ohio State, ae og or upset the applecart wet third Mlinois, lowa a Michigns B quarter when Carbonell blocked ag ae — a See'wt Launder’ pants, Toe nar Stetson, 47-0 man, whose sharp passing kept flew straight into Renauc's arms MONTGOMERY, Ala. @ — Au-| Quarterback Vince Dooley, out- end be drove to the Key West @. sophomore-studded team standing Auburn back whose old knee had touched the ground and victory against outmanned Stetson season question mark. helped Free- the Conchs took possession. last night, 47-0. man in the serial attack, connect- Renaud, is probably the best Bob James Jr., one of Coach ing on three of four pass tries schoolboy passer we'll see down Ralph Jordan's crop of promising He played a stout game at safety here for a long time. He trow second year men, ran for two The Hatters made a vigorous them on the run, either to his left touchdowns. He rolled up 113 yards fight in the first balt, or ‘right. Me connected for four in 11 attempts io lead Auburn ened straight before the Key West pass backs. ; defense tightened at the start of Jim Pyburn, a sophomore end, the game. (ALL PUNS BY PHIL, dan ‘snared two passes by Bobby Free- last b Lake Butler 14, Newberry 14 (tie) egal Alien | To Use Range The Key West Gun Club has ex 1 c Navy their Stock Island etter from presi Freer to Rear Admiral tke Towner, Commandant the Key West Naval Base, foi a TODAYS scHEDTLE Reston at New Yorn Detret et Clew Odea s Priedeiphia at " Washington NATIONAL LEAGUE By The Associated Wea Lew ws Dear Admiral Towner The Key West Gun Club extends mvitation to your various s Lees pmmands to use the [Misdienie facil Stock a team practices py f the usual range velege fees. The Key West Gur ub is a private organization of local shooters, both Navy and civil i with the National tion. The range is lo- n land leased from the ty of Key West ‘adjacent to the Marine Corps Rifle Range. Pistol facilities include twenty (20) rotat img targets “Any organized Navy group may use the range from 0800 to 1700 daily (except Tuesday and Thurs day afternoons when the range is used by Key West Police) provided a member of the Key West Gun Club is on the premises. As is the custom in all gun clubs, a modest fe 10 cents per target is paid ch shooter. It is requested that each group conform with the Club regulations governing opera tion of the range. The club mem ber present will gladly explain the simple range rules and safety pre. cautions “As you know, Admiral, our For Positions range has been the scene of many As Therapist scheduled Navy pistol matches ar ranged through the Special Ser- The United States Civil Service vices Officer; these include the Commission has today announced very successful Monthly Military\examinations for Ph al The Pistol Matches, the annual Key pists and Occupational Ther: ry West Area Service Championship, for positions in hospitals, centers, and the fortheoming “Admiral's and regional offices of the Veter. Trophy” pistol match. This invi- ans Administration throughout the tation will facilitate target prac- United States and in Puerto Rico. tice for Navy Pistol teams in ad- ‘The salaries tange from $3,410 to dition (o their participation in ¢5 060 ® year scheduled matches." Graduation from a school of phy- “Very cordially yours, sieal therapy or occupational ther- BEN FREER apy is required. For positions pay- President ing $4,205 and above, professional Key West Gun Club” experience in the appropri field is also required. No written tests |will be given, | Further information and appli. jeation forms may be secured from the Commission's Examiner in Charge, Mr. Jack F. Mathews lo- Total Is High cated at the Civil Service Window, LOS ANGELES w—There are 1; S. Post Office, here . or from three to five million aliens in this the U.S. Civil Service Commission, country illegally and most are able Washington 25, D. C. Applications to get social security cards will be vl ti) furt use them as passports, the Cali- Scentint ane Se a> tice by the Executive Secreta fornia State Chamber of Com-|Central Board of U. 8, Civil Seg, mane been told, vice Examiners, Veterans Admin- john Newman of the U.S. istration, Wash: D. Labor Department's Mexican sub- . wren earths * committee, told the chamber yes- . terday that only a small proportion No Nonsense In Court of the aliens illegally here are| PHOENIX, Ariz, #—The court Mexicans and that agriculture is had the last word, even with 1% not the sole and probably not the year-old Leonard Ulinger. greatest user of Mexican wetbacks.| Ulinger was fined $25 for driving Newman said that because of the his car with noisy exhaust pipes, existing domestic labor situation, He returned with the money—all the femoval of three million or in pennies. more workers from the national With City Clerk John Burke labor force would be critical, but sternly ‘ooking on, Ulinger stayed he recommended tightening the long enough to count it all, and requirements for issuing social wrap the change in dollar bundles, security cards, _--—_—_—-- $$ save § Rrookive Muwaunee ties on New York at 1) (Montreal tendo pCLA TION postponed (Kam seven 20) es Nashville (8A), mot leads best of seven Kansas ( eas City le Dallas (T w heduied 20 Exams Are Set " tee i$ sss Two of Michi State's 13 - ‘or QU. LIT CARS sity ‘athletic renin poory ih Fi A Y USED season records for the 1952-1953 /@%d General Auto Repairs year. The football team had a 90| TWINS GARAGE record while the tennis squad reg- yy99 i. istered 10 wins and no losses. \ oy Save ee HERES THE BIG ONES) ITS ODA-LICIOUS IGSBEE SNACKERY ALL RESPONSIBILITY FOR SAME HELD BY THE SNACKERY)