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eal Pra if it ges 3 Fixe i [ [ a Ff “sy i i I in if ij li eee? Hu ae t bets : | fF i i t err cary ic i EE aa i Ess Ee if z i Hl | : ote ; 5g ll Fe i i Hil aE? bg i is : 5 i E § 5 [ ; § i B z 5 BE. tt i zt | rid g i a Fs cg HE af El i Ey Z i #83 See 7 rit * ail ae * [ E g igtee gee Far aryland over Georgia: Not. help for Zeke Bratkowski ed Atlantic Coast pay the penalty. State over Illinois: Two wheeling teams on offense with Bobby Watkins giving the Buckeyes the greater power.’ He also is a strong defensive player, ja. definite asset in this day of the’ ‘one-platoon, Navy over Cornell: The Midship- men really have started rolling but) Cornell should offer more opposi- tion than Dartmouth did a week ago. Southern Methodist over Missou- iri: Missouri’s list of injured ex- while Jackie Parker is in r sissippi State. uniform. Skipping over the others: Syracuse over Fordham, Yale over Columbia, Army over Dartmouth, Harvard over Colgate, Princeton over Rutgers, Pena State over Bos- ‘ton University, Villanova over Bos-| . ton College (Sunday), Holy Cross over Bucknell, Pittsburgh over Ne- braska, South: Alabama over Tulsa, Georgia Tech over Tulane, Virgin- ia Military over The Citadel, Mis- sissipi over Vanderbilt, North Car- olina State over Davidson, South, Carolina over Furman, Tennessee lover Chattanooga, Virginia Tech lover Richmond, North Carolina School,|over Wake Forest, West Virginia Fe Ho , ? ee 8 aie $01, Fleet Son ar School, ,jover Washington & Lee, Midwest: Northwestern over ,|Minnesota, Oklahoma A&M over! pi ;| Wichita, Kansas over Colorado, Kansas State over lowa State. Southwest: Baylor over Arkan- sas, Rice over Hardin Simmons, | *|Texas A&M over Texas Tech, New | Mexico over Arizona. Far West: Stanford over Oregon State, Oregon over Washi ‘State, Brigham Young over Idaho, -|Utah State over Utah, Wyoming over Colorado A&M. ;:\Jax Jackson Top Schoolboy Team MIAMI —The first high school | and the third game, if needed, at 7:30 Sunday. By GAYLE TALBOT NEW YORK W—If the American ‘League is in bad shape from an overdose of Yankees, the rival Na- tional League doesn’t have much to look forward, to either, The ‘only difference is the next World ‘Series will be that the site of the first two games will be Ebbets Field instead of Yankee Stadium. The Dodgers, even: in defeat, still dominate the older circuit as’ completely as the Yanks do theirs. ‘The baseball expert who doesn’t do a perfect job picking the pen-| nant winners next spring will have ito be either a rank sentimentalist or a resident of Milwaukee, If anything, Chuck’ Dressen’s sluggers figure to make & greater shambles of their league than they! did this year, provided there are no crippling injuries to key per- sonnel. They could even win a Pra All of which means that Instead of having only one 20-game win- ner, Carl Erskine, on his rather indifferent staff this year and only a 15-game, Joe Black, the previous Rain, Injuries Plague Conchs In Navy Wives Bowling League. Duke was the Tunner-up| @ of 171, She coupled aanunnot For Stetson GAINESVILLE (#— “‘Just one} thing after another,” Florida (Coach Bob Woodruff commented! today after watching a patched] from Stetson for- “Last week we never had a dry day’s practice. This week we had| so many injuries and bruised up players that we didn’t even go out (Monday, and seven players missed Tuesday’s drills. “Today we get three of the in-\We would not care to hold Lane/be willing, jured back and six or eight more had the team together for a scrim- image since before the Georgia Tech gaiae.” Yesterday the virus struck at practice including Mikey Kelly, the tall Jacksonville end who had| been slated to work out at full-' back, : ‘The injured players returning to the field yesterday were guard Joe D’Agostino and fullbacks Bill Dearing and Joe Brodsky. It was! noted that all thre would be ready ‘for Saturday night’s game with Stetson in which Florida -will be gunning for its first: win of the; season which has seen them tie! Georgia Tech while losing to Rice and Kentucky. | Today's drills were shortened by j cuts into the squad tim eter sq e nearly PETITES Seam Fee Tee ty victories. Newk posted a 20-9 mark in his iast season, ’51, and led ‘the league with 164 strikeouts. With two such stoppers to count ‘upon in any series against his chief rivals (you'll pardon the ex- pression) and Preacher Roe still capable of delivering a fine effort ithe grid squad and six boys missed ity. the weekly ROTC program which| got all—because he knows he can’t 1 He appears headed to Baltimore| as general manager. The lure dangled by the well-healed syndi- ‘Browns’ franchise is described as. a handsome salary, a° block of Stock and full authority. ruler of the clud founded by his grandfather, has confirmed that “Lane's situation—whether he’s going to Baltimore or remaining ‘in: Chicago—is now under consid- eration.’ This indicates the White. Sox have given Baltimore consent to negotiate and the new American League club cannot be accused of violating the “tampering laws.” Lane conferred with the Sox president, Mrs. Grace Comiskey, yesterday and later huddled at the home of the club’s attorney, Roy Egan. “It was more just conversation than anything,” said Egan of his talk with baseball’s Trader Horn. ‘No decisions were reached. While to his contract if he finds the Ori- fare down with virus. We haven’t/%le offers irresistible, we would want to make certain that the Bal- itimore people, in their enthusiasm, have. not. taken him high on the mountain to show him the golden Lane could not be reached or comment. Meanwhile, there was a new speculative trend that involved’ Manager Paul Richards going with Lane if he shifts to Baltimore. It was Lane who insisted on getting’ Richards for the Sox and they jonce a week, Dressen will be in position to gamble more with such great young prospects Johnny Podes and Billy Loes against the second division clubs, You might well see such a slaughter as the Yankees of the Ruth-Gehrig era used to perpetrate on the Ameri- can League, Milwaukee remains the only out- fit with any real hope of keeping the Dodgers in sight, mainly be- cause of an excellent pitching jstaff. But if Charlie Grimm's hellions could not cut the mustard with the terrific incentive their fans gave them this year there is no feason ‘to suppose they can do} ‘the impossible on their next try, _ Long Sleeved cate that picked up the St. Louis! destined to become the absolute|t E , Hf; phe, ei TH 3 ! H i cago White Sox got 1 finishing third in’ the American, ‘League and the fourth-place Boston Red Sox. received $17,283.54. The. Philadelphia Phillies and St. Louis| been mabe for third dé e_ Nat e, receii i 925.31 each. a ae tan ea een ay form quite a mutual admi ay: admiation so-' Richards has one year to go on his present contract and it was not known if he could be, or would | to be pried loose. STATION Francis at Truman DIAL 2-9193 Your PURE OIL Dealer \Tires . . Tubes . . Batteries ACCESSORIES CE en Page 6 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ~Thorsdey.¢ Points Seen D $38 | FOOTBALL -TOMORROW “gal ci 2:00 Pt a ing 'victory—highest socre’ since the|1130 DUVAL ST. 50-0 surge in 1908, That’sib $ $§ $ SAVB Barefoot RAMS vs. BLUE 6:30 ADVANCE TICK: WICKERS STADIU: NAVARRO, Inc. 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