The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 29, 1953, Page 6

|Suspenseful Color ‘Drama Is Slated For Showing Here | Hailed as an outstanding suspen. Army Favored a Sports Schmidt Hurls VX-1 To Victory = ArmyFavore Over GE In Island City League By to’ Roundup | .2:=22seseumr NEW ORLEANS i — Surging By Gayle Talbot From Mars,” Twentieth i 2. mn ; 2 Dairy Queen, ‘ R a Aras, sing toward fetal sis tat coe, an tviaton wien was defer sane seh orm oa 2 ‘ Sonar School ot a : aon favorite to show TWane Sat. clined. jof brilliant players in an amazing Ghangte. Seotbell Not being a racing addict, welstory of territying visitors from Fight To Tie T i iat ronda — never have quite understood how|space who come to wreck the ig on g The game was afranged about |it was fair to penalize a nag for /arth. ormns weet ee Behind the two hit pitching of Nrieded Acer of ne peewee surge bere Ee oggomyres i Petar ey Helena Carter, Arthur Brant Harold Schmidt, VX-1 edged outivaider, who had pitched two hit years ago, when Tulane was back- Prag ond een “4 [bed 2yey Sen, has 9s Meee ener Hectic, 22 in het e's ng, or ter oe otre Dame itis iene tier ater se ee Sioa an oan coupe Amin game of a scheduled softball dou- the sixth to tie Wiekers| jal obtainable. ‘ that a hatidieapper has|*bere deadly Martians contamin+ bleheader at Bayview Park last Henks started the! But three years was all Coach Ber oy ‘ ‘sake fpr ving. The fact ate their victims, arhmbstee by a night, into deep Seen E, Red Blake needed to fight back : Femaine tht, beeaune ei the eye ZoUns astronomer enthusiast plays Tony Collea’s single in the sixth 88 right asy into the national spotlight. And ‘ [tm, we never will witness a race(@2 by Jimmy Hunt the Martians single and a sag ciate tc wanta of aken ou ;|between Tom Foot and Native|deseend to earth oy a oman by ron inner Sat. federation in stbleties, sharply ene immediately disappear into the |Aftet Nelson popped up, Pat tha ie tosthell boaget Ben Jones, the famous trainer|!mmediately | the eae gy ake By HAROLD CLAASEN ‘A homecoming crowd of 40,000 for Calumet Farms, maintains trie tea aids abek te Cdk to pooet YORK This forecaster|is expected to see Tulane try to ; that no horse ever shuld be asked | gk? i : : 8 ? I : i 2= ‘to tote more than 130 pounds, Any- ne broken bones but that|break a five-game losing streak , Upset Guleh last Satur-|with the kind of upset Army pulled thing ak Says, can ie .jin beating Duke 1413 two weeks wigle a rot on : asa ren rete pay Poort — ; ea last July. It is estimated that space are finally overcome, but not { predicted That's only a little worse than| The two teams will use entirely mpbell would have had to as- for field if they|*¥e season's figures, however, {different offensive strategy. rem ae — in early =? gers thirty whieh show 196 correct and 48) Tulane scouts who saw Army Ps. year. E Ff E 3 : s g ge & s — for an average of .760. ey A ser el i iF a x i FR EE i . Jones beat the local game by wrong for .766. beat Duke and Columbia reported pr be ponder Paul and Hireld There are more upsets in this|Blaik’s T formation stressed power peo rays eed So for Tear ygbedeyy si rots and the tie (Qeeee, —_lagala exttected to poce. the Ram tist Sear bow toads | ries remade tera a ng unreasonable about his money-(Earth Stood. Still,” smash. In ail the way’ Lderrant aml hasiey & it ‘winning champion Citation. The|Thing,” “Invaders From M Notre Dame over Navy: Navy|began before the first game, will ‘ who went eae ga erage Brg 2 Be Public is invited to attend!yaq this game in mind last Satur-(be in the best shape in's month, (a hear ci i eeania’ Say. Srosterl pronslons mote spectaclés of the ecerid Struck out five snd walked four (West aarrteneseno” ‘e X¥iday when it slumbered to a $4|with three standout players re-| cu Incidentally, Citation never: won Valdes, who started for the Dairy r Set ie eee lag = re fecord is “deceptive, etet face carrying more than 128| Miss Carter, Arthur Franz and pounds while piling up his $1,085,-/Jimmy Hunt are supported by Lief 769 nest egg. Erickson, Hillary Brook and Mor+ homecomeré a|Michigan, ia Tech and Mis- ris .* Edward L. Alperson pro+ pee aa ove Seni og pila wolfe a SETTERS rw TURKEYS, FEED TAKEN dice re ie Meatisiett, she eee] Vanicaing trom’ Go injured 1ist|0ld Irish setters will receive $28 estan cuenttges bee eee ciate, William Cameron Menzies have won 11 ‘in a row, take this|this week are senior quarterback|® month apiece for the rest Ot serds: she had several turkeys |‘Urected x . lone they should go through the|Ray Weidenbacher, regular guard|thelr lives under the will of Mag- y ¥8| widely discussed story by Richard season unbeaten. They will have|Tony Sardisco and tackle Harold|1us Magnath, a Danish-born aj Stolen from her backyard. A neat-/5i.ke upon Wwhich “Invaders From Pos,|to check the passing of Tony|Hawkins. Out will be fullback house tor who left an) by neighbor a few hours later com-/sa04 is based, BVEPE oi icitinmeneE|Rados to do it. Ronnie Kent and end Charley ,000. ined that 25 pounds of chicken Citizen Ads Bring Results FOOTBALL TOMORROW NIGHT 8:00 PM. the to win, Three of the losses were to teams |p, ind over South Carolina: /still among the nation’s 20 best, i ! i if sE® 8 2F Fs nal pia iE iH Warren and Santana. In the nightcap, the Dairy Queen Blizzards and the Fleet Sonaritas School fought to a 44 tie. The| Franklin and Evans game was called at the end of the sTANDINGS: eighth because of the time limit./yy.1 The Dairy Queen drew first|General Blectric blood in the third by scoring a|Dairy Queen tun when John Lewis drew a walk| Fleet Sonar School and Tito Angueria and Al Pazo|§cHEDULE: singled in succession, They made! Noy. 2nd, it 2.0 in the fourth when Claude) 7:18 p, m. Fleet Sonat School ¥s. Valdez walked, took second on alGeneral Electric wild pitch, and scored on an error.| 9:00 p. m. Dairy Queen vs. VX-1 The Diary Queen pushed across} Nov, 4th. two more funs in the sixth on a) 7:15 p. m. Fleet Sonar School va hit batsman, a single by ©, Valdez,/VX.1 and a triple by Jce Fleitas. rnwed avert BSBRE ie Wine GARAGE $$$ $ Save $8 $ §) 9:00 p m. General Electric vs. Fleet Sonat School jumped on C.|Dairy Queen. No, | Player Pos.! UCLA ovet : inal ‘ ~ms 41 John Bight ecssnsentnnsnmennn ES | eron to xr ea - a Pave 6 Lauls Barroso ~~ ry de vie Cardinals Build Miami Beach closer Gener hovers "c/a, Bn. mt, (rom Ground Up SL Robert “Carnival a}resas teams play'tach sehen, Fee] #7, LOUIS wthe Ot, Louk : t val. "exas teams eh other, ; fd Rafael Baneells Tiatustange defeated Kone fea TUNE-UP 3? Led Castro HB week on & fumble and pass $5.50 for 6 Cyl. ‘ 1 Pail HIQES nnn Bterception. ‘They have saved ail Pp. } 45 Harold Cates QB/thelr scoring plays for Texas, $6.50 for 8 Cyl. 86 Richard ttatlinenmione TB over Vandérbilt;|dium—from top to m. (PLUS PARTS) \ BB Donald COME oe neeaiiiderneenn Sib | Var it ier't Notte Dame, Included in the face lifting are SATISFACTION e \ 84 Allen LOpee nunnnwmnn-Sd| Army over Tulane: The Cadets|iew seats—measuring 21 inches Hig | 39 Ernest oe npeeare ade ake some Ly oy erry c. pe as coeryated Ge GUARANTEED ! 50 Robert MeKinney .............. 8} since that season width—new dugouts, s 52 Charles Walston .....SubHB\to Northwestern. hobbled|aew player clubhouses and a new! “'Gatenres-sranrens” |] Students —_ by backfield injuries, ldfainage system fur the infield. GENERAL TUNE-UP . ADVANCE TICKET SALE | * Illinois over Purdué: Purdue has| Also on tap in the million-dollar AbULTS AT PAUL SHBR'S won its gaine of the year, program, to be completed by op- Murra Auto #1. ‘ Finishing the others; ening day next spring, is a gen- Sh t A Olso FRIDAY NIGHT ine garden in what once were the . e ot At Ulson M over, Boston Univer.|center Held bleachers, Electric CLEVELAND wh-Recky Caste-(gcy* “iain Teeh ovee The Cite-| Present construction, representell ia, gi oven sp Diol 2.2851 8 last season in champion Bobo Olson just as half! a doven other challengers do, but cougate oahen a poeta Ga'lked nn taseagecy.strvctaral te bel mee ae cone an easYilege over Richmond, Cornell over|pits. The total cost is well over on rewes Clevelander, vr ead | No. a middleweigh y showed tremendous improvement, Holy Cross over Syracuse, ast night in FJ ee South: Aubufh tver Florida, decision against -Laureat) Wake Forest over Clemson, VMI|66y ° Of Th over Florida State, Alabama over Light le been hit with less than a doten|teren, orsians State over ” punches, Castellani volun- innegi eel Wien brpdad Sehsd World Is Youth i tough , Notth Ca ie In the see ine vet Tentessee, Duro over OF Christ Film ond round oe Pol Virginia, George Washington over pry tnny hy es = | Wammmaaian & te. ‘This coming Saturday night, Oct: t ‘tat.| Midwest: Oklahoma over Kan-lober 3ist, Youth For Christ will Castellani’s manager, Alvin Nai- sas, State, Cloredo over lowa|be showing another of Bob ge » Indiana over i tit “ t the fighter he was nly OwN|braska over Kansas, Ohio ‘tate the Worl." sciciniug i “over Northwestern, Oklahoma| This thirty minute film is based AGM Ver Tulsa, Iowa over Wis. ion one of Dr. Bob Jones Sr.’s fa- ‘ h- Southwest: Baylor over Texas Mous sermons that he has pfeac! 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He Baler Waning S| Sing me, wt, ama the first found And the Pretehe |i ee, rer, Montana, Wash | “tue est ve raucti nelecea ty ‘ ington over Utah, Wyoming over hg A ‘oung. he Unusual Films Studios, “Light! vf the World” was completed in six months after the 2 ° 951, hardly Gity Gives Land || es SS as, oe For Sports Field |:ztsiz cams it creenvine, soutn | Although game and aggressive, jLaurént foufd the Cievelander’s defense almost a stone wall. In| : i age to ‘The City Commission last Youth For Christ is held each ned Ar te fis rund, there'd 0 den 0 te ached oar sama ela, Pening 4 REE ye beg rte i for & thotlern na’|ing Street. Everyone is invited to — ~—— a fam ee use of the Key West!" urent, at 188’4, had half- School. weight edge. A crowd of 4,- The city has already deeded an-|\Chiang Celebrates $9,366 to see the national-other plot the same A in late 1949. ve been postibie,” ones said, ‘Ad wbtal Chiang has otdéted 20 Bids have been called for on thejobservance...and 4s usual there|Sopner Ceroline Street and Telegraph Lane . Dial 28743 : z ei rs g z size. est ly televised bout, Athletic Director Win Jones last|ai-shek celebrates his 67th birth- Ms KANTOR’S mens Shop tikes ad tiene eae es] 6 Mulberg Chevrolet Co. E 8 H é 3#