The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 20, 1953, Page 4

Key West Faces Tough Sts. Peter And Paul Unbeaten Teams Risk Their Wickers Field Stadium. Game time is 8 p. m. Tt will mark the first look fans have had at the Dopp, 155 QB. Armaly, 140 Pineda, 155 .._.._LHB__ Martone, 170 Cruz, 150 _.___._ RB Conchs on their home grounds since two weeks ago when they outscored Miami Beach. And the chances are they wit ‘i i ee cart Hh i iets Hii ie fi : ‘ te : Fi 5 i : é nt : il i bri s3Etit = i | nN Af fife: Hl Hi i : t t H i i a. *°srsut ; : fi -_ i | | much Ts the it; if i i a) st ; it i rt jt i t | fi ) uiftt fy i 4 5 et ik gf tH FL if Ey Py ‘ i F j - q i ! # ~§ : if E iE 4] fi H | . , f | | j j E 5 i ; E | gz ve =f BE H Lf i it. I ti i | ‘ ql i sf i i i iH f F i fie | i ieee ie litte ATE rit ft it ai Dave HURRICAN ON YOUNGS Po ates with frisky halfbacks Tom Martone ond Jim Gasson Fullback Tom Belford suppiies the power nd quarterback Joe Armaly will Mastermind thew atiack A high crowd is seen for the clash with the Key West High School band set te offer a gals halftime show for the fans. => | WM mH hi f r Pistol Match Set A 22 caliber pistal match (mill tary) will be held Saturday at the Stock Island Range, The starting time i 10 pm. and all mem Bers and interested miitary per sennel are urged to participate Genuine BATTERIES 12 Mos. __ $ 8.70 18 Mos, __ $11.75 24 Mos. ___ $14.00 36 Mos. $18.00 (With Old Battery) INSTALLED These Batteries Fit Most Core Monroe Motors, Inc. 1119 White Sr Tet. 2-$631 F Ff : I i H i £ & i i | a . rf i = 3 sE E i if i i & | g it ‘ 3 F es dt He Ll 2 HF tacular runs in many @ year whee ered found end for ¢ against Auburn, another yearling speed i” crossing the line. Both look like back finds and are THA if Hl aH i i : § f f E 5 : ; : i i i i i i i | : i : E rif He ffl Mi scainst mae = | ne Hs: iE i 8a i it 7 fil i I i eae z iH z i Brestenstein, Hf fl in FE offensive minded,” Lt. J. &. Carr, USN, USS Chive led aff the second weekly handicap faces Towa Has Been Perennial Jinx For The Irish By GEN PHLEGAR ‘fished their conlerence piay 4st Southern Methodist but i probably NEW YORK # — Top-ranking “eek with « singie loss, 66 to Pur. will be close Notre Dame takes the first of its ve They taper off ibeir schedule Ohishoma the caly team with last three big steps toward an un ‘morrow agains: Marquette * majr bow! invitetion detested football sevsen tomorrow Maryland. @ close second to sealed and delivered, ends when & meets lows. always a Notre Dame im this week's Asso Seven season agaust tough foe for the Insh. ciated Press poll of the nation’s The Sooners. By After Hewkey finishes its season pions will } r and #s2inst Alabama. The Terrapins, Bow! vay table tennis tournament at the Southern Methodist. Any one of the ike Notre Dame, are unbeaten, The big USO-YMCA Club Tuesday night by “ree might stop Prank Leahy's * P. C. Hawkins, SO, Fleet & i Sed iy! ap it - ey A i i in | a4 Hf ra i 1H Fe 5 i Fe i : Fi e : . ad ite ? rf E ghee l if : @ lishie afi? fit zg a Chi Vejar Is Favorite be F 5 fa cross the nation on network radio ABC) and television (NBC), Despite Vejar's upset of the 1952 “Rookie of the Year last |Mareh 13, the oddsmakers appar- ‘The first fight was a real battle with Vejar earning « slim margin on the cards of all three officials. S41. Vejar's record is 323 and Martiner 303. Both welters need an important victory to revive their old popui arity following dropped off after his two defeats. Chico lost prestige in his represent. '¥° bouts with Chuck Davey, who a. Stopped him in one. Martinez is 2 solid puncher who prefers to fight only in spurts with jout overextending himeelf. Vejar as a often gets up from « first-round ears |knockdown to win the fight. Con and scout said. “They have year and ranks No, 7 in the na fast runping halfbacks, good tion. Hie leads in the Southern Con of the best punters ference “With the Same Good Chow!” 11:00 AM. - 230 P.M. 4:30 PM, - 900 PM. . 23, Zid im the fin, lows bas « pesky habit of break. in 1921 it stopped the irish after sn reat cate "ST icky had Gene M8 games without inside trock to the Orenge “tndder” has 1; “tet. Ie 1899 Notre Dame won which matches the Big anch, SO! Naval Sta “MRS happened in 1800 Martine: avid bobby sox! | | | and they back-/in the nation in Jack Williams,” ‘gument with the bril- Breitenstein said. ech put in almost’ “Against West Virginia tact ereat Bow! week, that guy Williams kept West Virginia eleven last Virginia pinned back near its own goal line through most of the feckless foobtall team game.” Bob sad Bob Williams have bees sveraging assistant better than 40 years per kick this ed figure to contings that way East pits Y¥ although the Crimess Tide beat them 6 year om ond upset Georgia Tech last week. Maryland appears te haw club ing Notre Dame winning streaks A fel Southern California will have its ever. since the : : efi ifs e é the Eastern try to stay in the picture Rose Bow! representetive. 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