The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 24, 1953, Page 6

pres gee Rosebowl Kiss Auburn Win Over Alabama May Lead To Cotton Bowl THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Tuesday, November 04, AIRY QUEEN DOWNS NAR SCHOOL, 12-4 The Diary Queen Blizzards came| Sonar scored thew firs® from behind to defeat the Fleet.run is the third on « walk, an 'ep Roundup Sonar School, 124, i the first ror, and Nelson's single. They o@@- Sports fame of a softball dowblebeader ai ed another im the sixth whee Pat . PO dey aca many ' Oy GAYLE TALBOT Bayview Park last night Lenihan doubled, took third on 9a Coaches And Officials Pan pes rig ee eee Rane ers sme a ow wil " ao Ra ing carly in the game whee John : . * ey Lend yy yt frothal teams |: . doubled and an erro: netied McGee, eho won his sesoad game Notre Dame’s Po es enhentAaturs Pine (tS Sa een jwho bepe to follow Georgia Tech im Dalles @ 28 2%%- Price: Sonar School bounced back “*Hed three inant: ‘ into the New Year's Day bow! cs. im their halt of Ge Orv to tahe Oot * “ind off ho tall niga NEW YORK # — Notre Dame aeking advice the lead scoring three runs with the “sucker shift” to be Tech, with 0 hal Por some @ tong pears, you see. out s hit on s hit Bateman. 2 waik, Nelso®, Sonar outfielder, led the ut Oo “mete at» Suear Bowl Seeks tet owning 0 206 one ame ne O00 alten mo Se cpesiand theve ervers os hy with « double end t west Texws The Blizzards climbed into the ™ three tries. today were that the Irish were Plainsmen, got the Sugar Bow! domending cémicsien to the South runs Cornelius Carey went all the od lead im the third with four rum going to force the rulemakers to For ey py Conterense. Fer @e same on tus cerere, o walk, Al Pam's *2 (or General Electric. Re ylahé- wipe “octing” off the books. Georgia Tech Fight up front for tne Cotton Bow! Of Se Ge saree member infield Ui. ant 2 fo rue single Ob’ See, Su ext aan, cad wake of Notre Dame's use 1 have scodiestly Te by Bobby Lastres. A walk, Paro’s area, me with lows last Setur- ie sy gen, Bay = fo make room for the up srubie snd James Aritas’ gave the Bi rds the a Cattos Beware ae sre estt"tn i als he Dany Queen catty sed Samtona Plenty to sey sbovt their today looked for we are of 2 good “ame” team iced the game with 2 five run rally, “oGee and Roland of forcing the clock to be stopped ce cena Tech ie the New ele mnile, Alabama felt crippled the Southwest .. , walk. an error, and singles SOPTBALL STANDINGS poy my Ln Day, Secthell game sfler\Cosch Ret Dree’ sud na wey ae er mast by Claude Valder, Dewitt Roberts, 1 \* & Oe er suspect tnat the — EE Ct re a ease ee ae . Sean wer a ice en is He is burt, the fullback Bili Stone were burt They koww, too, that Fleet Sonar Sehoal guuniele stopped | Coy tons and on the doubtful list for the LANSING, Mich—Coach Biggie Munn, of Michigan State's itcsiieetes taboos pa a —y mt Brome mined bn [oeneral Biecirie H os Leaby's boys used this Saeed aes, Tam lajAchars cose The Tide took things Big Ten co-champions, gets an affectionate kiss from. his wils, guarantee them a sellout, “Ter * infied gules egeiat lows, although Associated Press poll, accept- easy yesterday and concentrated Vera, following the announcement that the would be Mf sobedy showed up excep eee ee eee ee, waa, A full brother to the famous Ill players whe comelaine of the invitation last sight as the os an offensive dumm) scrimmage the Big Ten's representative in the Rose game Jan. 1. west Texans. Sa at A out six, PTiCe Will be & candidate for the ccomed to cufler Bowl selection committer, Auburn reguiars worked in sweat a: But would the conference take \#0\"*t ee wilded cnty 10000 Flamingo at Hislesh. He — teeting in Dallas, reportedly cicthes while reserves sovimmenced indy to the iden of pitting its SO iits all singles, Den Mel Prince Hill Conch Low Lite of ready to pick Tech. \the freshmen. Frosh fullback Ray ° agsinet © school it saw ga “ree bite — —— je _— chairman of the Coaches’ Speculation on Tech's opponent Minor sparked the reserves with tes = avy ver grant only one fame this sea ee bess bag op ay Texas Tech and West Virginia several long gains Saag ci Ge canes to oo as cad wulbed Son. toes done for years, “Generally Tech, the nation’s highest en's ent,” S See WEST POINT, N. Y dnR—Army than spot service if he sees action nels’ The deter hone ee Sparkes the Blizzards attack with two sm decent off, but this mater team, edded t fs . F. Sunes Coach Earl Blask, whose football at all. by that other neignbor's kid, Hous. @** © three official trips to the Means QUALITY Sa de “wi ere Saturday ‘by walloping poet ‘ievus ay @ =" team plays Navy Scturday for the| The team went/through # BéAvy ton must have been bitter enough Pale batting in three runs. Paso, | whould be We 4-21 a week after Houston areieien, low Jack- soth time, insists the traditional serimmage today after which the without risking further humiliation With # double and single and Val AUTO ehange the rule to cover whipped highly renked Baylor Suiq "ran yan > practice service battle will be a very even coaches planned to taper off the lat the hands of the toughy who, d¢t with two singles also aided the —= if a new rule people “eetimenty cher vomere workouts. in turn, chased Houston into the Blizzards then-hit attack. ; AND USED we should change was scouted by/EolNcd ‘Atlante thot ther wenn nn “We're not interested in whether county SCORE RHE CARS of ethics officials on the 48y ote to the Cotinn Boul. A lism ere, favorites or underdogs this Panter K.O.'s Jackyon Private advices from down that Dairy Queen 14 28 12106 At the RICHT PRICE “I don't think 2 referee Mountaineers dropped their Tell trashed the Gant year.” be said. The reference was) saLT LAKE CITY w& — Garth\¥#Y have been inwsting for sev. Fleet Sonar School 300 010 435 right to decide if a player loss of the season. Despite ¥**™“? Hplshed the Gay's cbviously directed to an earlier|panter, iethranking middieweignt|er®! Weeks that Tech pro>:bly was Roberts and Kerr, Lewisti). | NEW STUDEBAKER - 42d, loss, Sugar Bowl officias “°* statement by Navy's Edddie Er-ipaccheg out Grover Jackson of (R¢ dest team in the state, having McGee and Evans CARS AND TRUCES sands, Notre Dame them highly | Georgia, guoning for an upset delatz that be was surprised 50M san Prancises in 1:30-0f the fourth|MPFOved vastly since its lone de- In the nighteap, Clint Warren's = ¥% 4 HH Ae tert YE e- ~~ round of « scheduled 10-round fight/tset 7 See oe one te Seka ths es] 00k Se ive signal « . away 's Both times the trish defending Sagar Bow! cham- Gril. End Gene White and tackle race ns \eem the Deol Sines Sign” reenas Celionusm: Inet] a no-hitter as Fleet Sonar School, AUTO DEMOMSTRA clock through the player seemed remote. Kentucky (Prank Malinowski missed the work- i944” said Blaik. “Army is not Since 1948 golfers Jimmy De- shoutout General Electric, 26. | Come By times outs, they came back tland Auburn were mentioned ear- out. Their injuries are expected what it was in the old days. It is Don Raleigh of the New York maret, Sam Snead and Ben Ho McGee, who also pitehed the first 1130 DUVAL STREET score touchdowns to tie the score. \lier as bow! possibilities. jto Keep them out of the Tech game. better than # year ago. But we Rangers is the player in.gan each have won two Masters game and was hit pretty hard,| Kesneth (Tag) Wilson, com, | The Cotton Bowi committee end-) Tulane, preparing for its tradi- are not clahming to be as good the National League. He\tournaments. Demaret also won in pitched perfect ball until Warren) °F DIAL 2.2401 missioner of the Big Tes. echoodied its meeting yesterday shortly tional scrap with Louisiana State. as our teams of the mid-40s.” weighs 148 pounds, ee singled off him in the seventh. 16995 $e Save seseee Luttie’s sentiments regarding thelafter Tech's acceptance of the held 4 rough delensive scrimmage. Blaik, who has been a stiunch —— ae eo Was enmosunced. Coach Ray Wolf indicated there supporter of two-pletoon foatball, Flee Sao Gee wa eee ae te ance ho me cs Test of the backfield squad “Aa clficial is sot 2 doctor,” Saturday's gemes. |Ray Weidenbacher and Pete ci wounit Middies, -s games, te year,” . eree can nothing but recog- bette during thoi! injuries but both are expected 5 to be ready for LSt i. We tied Pip scaly, ton wr mt” leet part ‘Aaor: After: Louisians State quit after an *®4 i every game but one be “~ : know be's muddy Florida Joe Tuminel'o and Samm) Murph chance when a player claims he's Auburn, Clem. ailing Tigers back in ac said Navy bas more over burt.” son and Duke. All the Bengals are in good the 4 ‘ din! fey = aoe yor —“eee sara te, Roewal ae , the Engineers are heavy| Coach Harvey Robinson said his that they have the defenders pa my Asansules Mavertiae. see Vols are ir. good shape we coulde't budge & year age,” Me declined to cmment on the . fOuiy ailing player as the Velo be) Army hasn't won sloce ite do Netre Dome véantes Rocky gan for Vanderbilt we 38-4 victory in 1948, - fly usted featas Bee Faber, cae bes o teg]_ Army io to goed phyuiciel oxo = oy OAKLAND, Calif. # — Heavy. injury. Tennessee confined its ac. dition for the contest with the ex hed champion Rocky Marciano, tivity yesterday to wind sprints ception of fullback Freddie Attaya. i i tbe ne of he Ras san 4 tN, clin With four regulars aig hy y Commiites to on the faking!" im his career,'Vandy Coach Art Guepe called off ty, 6 in uniform Practices of ary and we 00 ee eka te pee ieee ne ae cat it Gali © ont comed oo Oe ame lation of the @ the rules,” pun[Commeateres run thevugh 0 << be said. two around drill. if for / Me added that ove sure way to a Mississippi, still very much in centitions. arenas Femineled Toxie Hall of chi-ibichotts in lengthy workout. The “But,” he said, “that would work |< regal. Re received|Rebels meet Missstips State ths a injustice on & boy who really = crowd of week. was burt.” eome > | “If we hope to stand a chance tals ¢ theeates cameos et | Tony Trabert was ranked No. 1 must ean canoe an Big Ten coaches have * gate cates . & Lawn Tennis ASs0-| season.” said Coach “furray War —y corcement a sey bo ‘oes commas ans ‘jue at Mississippi State. His “— " oniess are 4 Met, rw beat cw Se Men ie We. Ja pve tenes arnt sera on to Practice. audience. (Citizen Ads Bring Results Florida turned from last week's wy 4 into the polishing stage as the annual clash with archrival | trying to win their first road game . ‘ sine 1981 Saturday night Managership Appointment Manager Ed Hanon et the Dot to pennants in 1899 and wa thatto * and ‘ would leave even Sharlock Helmes|former baseball ies The’ caly If You'd Rather Be Ee ors x Right, See Us First Dodgers is named. 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