The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 25, 1953, Page 6

“ Oy) Poe s THe KEY WEST CITIEEN Wedmdey, November op Warner Football Conference Head Wants Tampa Jefferson Slates Drill xew Dodger Pia Played In [aid In Sponsoring Kiddie Bowl In Key West Here Today For Conch Clash pe ag Mae Cee ack SS } | BROOKLYN & — Walter (Smek- y' West? The mayor factor in making such As The AP 2. tm st beet te Pon ora * feat meceene 6 te calnee eS ae Jess will run their single wing pic will not be oa interim man-| , Warner Football Conference with it together with us. I've produced busioads of Plays from behind 4 giant line, Seadquarters im Philadelphia has » half doren of these programs and fans are sisted to arrive im Key featuring « pair of 20 pound tac. “*), Preshient q are Dodger queried the Citizen tts editor Know thelr best features as for the homecoming kies in Don Whitivck and Leo Ros-cyyiaiiey stressed that a — Bash Bowl, Philipsburg. N. 24 ster toda: YORK @#—Tailback Pau **kinc support in such a pro special emphasis iy. wary the Pony Bowl, Las Vegas, Nev.; Sam ‘The Conchs will field their regu- great lengths to explain 1 Att Tom some local organization's, ious Bowl, Labelend, Fic; Li jar starting ciud one will be breathing * neat Christmas holidays. ve Boy Bowl In addition to the football game, neck. Yhe job is his .. . fe ~* He explains that the Pop Warner Huddle Prayer Bowl, Phils. Pa.t years to come... 1 bape > * Conference character building iso have » hand im Kumquat Bowi comparative - a long halftime show for the c.,-%° ; one erganuaticn which furnished clean — “or wg Jr. Orange A feature will be the unvell- Hoessen yesterday after sport for kids who are “midget, presto te —- Cus 6 “y = Reese corte and © semi-madget, medium size and >... eS Sep a> esentation of is os . bad declined Hiss Betty |S", smiae Gancgee REGENT 94564. Phila Phone, tae Deuaedld ves J The text of his letter follows: ig:¢p p. m. best of Key West college stu- ford, Ohio, who has As pact of midget football Sit Siocerely . home from the b is ver Jubilee celebration next year Jee Tomlin as many former Key Westers syst Id like to produce in Key West wet Richmend St. ta ip Tampa are expected briefest 7 the during Christmas holidays, 1954, » Prusdelptia, Penna. the clash. Nearly « thousand leagues. He appeared ia kiddie bow! game —_——_—_ = stats have been edded at the game and was at ‘Wickers Field plest for the tit, (time. That was im 1936 as a Hh ' tf si is . rilit ine r E I HE il stage an il | ile if H Ek ie I i shabtly larger : i } 2 & g if fir ; tall fi aff z Feet: e Hi i : i i i i i rf , { tk 88 If your community russ a hig? § $$ SAVE 6 8 8 8 program and could field » team, Por QUALITY USED CARS Td brim opponent it doesn't. ond General Aute wo. It would be up to ee for Wavel expenses TWINS need private families to 1198 OVUVAL ST. adopt visiting boys for their stay,§ 6 6 8 Save I i —~ 2 — il; u efi f tif it HOMECOMI GAME FOOTBALL — nn 4) The winning Lincoilns conclu ————- 45 sively proved their stamina, man uuu Sijeuverability and dependable per tt, 33 formance, Sellers said. ° 44|_ Chuck Stevenson, Lynwood 29 |Calif., who won the race last year . 9g At ove his 1953 Lincoln Capri hard Best Hitter as Sibir. tial MT 5 top to first place in 2 hours, 31 mage: stn Beet. “ab 4g Minutes and 32 seconds. Less than —————s |, (WO Minutes behind Stevenson hd ———————— S"came three more Lincoins wa" Has Birthda 5\'Faulkner, Long Beach, Calif, was 37 \thied in 20 brs. 33 minutes and ———— "eight seconds and Jack McGrath, BOSTON #—Baseball’s (Key West Aispert ...____. 96 Pasadena, Calif was third. John. alltime batter, the i 59 ny Mantz, Los Angeles, was fourth. jughie Duffy, tomorrow ai _———. : For the second consecutive year Lincoin has proved its superiority jby taking the first four places in jthe Mexican-Pan American Road Dodgers’ face, it was pointed out by Jack concern [Sellers. @f Monroe Motors, local dealer 37) in compiling that record. drivers until ————- 45 of Lincoins led 4 field of 50 cars 33 including ali competitive makes 37 over a rugged five day, 1912 mile [ etfitalpets i, oie ni F ki. bills teigtt i} lie Ht | i il fi : we Thanksgiving, along with his 2» Sell in harness as director — = the Bosten Red Sox’ summer oe » ee © ~y st Ae yy be or Activities ==, tine — Boston Nations! back mee 40 HOLLYWOOD # — This isn't Permanent item in the ————- 94/““Help Your Policeman Week,” but ord book. .. 47'Bert Guterman thinks there's po Some years age, Duffy 35 time like the present for showing hopes that his current a 32 COPS you're glad they're around. Boston's Ted Wi ae "s hoboy i rewarding break his record. “ outstanding cops—« th money will be satisfied if ~——— 14_He has set up 2 standing reward batted 406 in 1941, becomes TT of $100 to be presentes each month fourth modern player to enter ———_———— M to the “outstanding policeman or highly exclusive .400-cirele a ——_—_————- 4 sheriff's deputy” in line of duty second time. eevee S89) Altogether, he spends $5,000 2 year Ty Cobb and Rogers newts 47) Tewarding good cops ali over the cach made it three 2 : EER) ¥ i i i H ! fie i i f i i a “f il H i i | F i i fr HE i ! 3 ; aH = i N ; i it os i th i a j i f | fitf i 3? ? Ej ay Fie i H “Tt helps their moraie.” he says. Dulfy became a | Guterman, a retired furniture player for the Lowell New manufacturer, met and some club im 1886 and entered policemen on a trav New jors with Chicago in York City 40 years ago. That start-| Starting im 18m, he ried it over 300 for 10 As a by-product of bis hobby he His average for 1983, has a gun collection he values at fore he set his $50,000 on display at his Holly wood |home. Nearly every weapon was 1885. used in a crime of violence. They to, for him, a puny were presented to him by police.| Quiet, unassuming Policemen, detortives and sher- eager to help every ifs have given him more than 550 youngster who seeks Two of police badges from all over the Duffy still cherishes world. Seven badges are studded to the Baseball Hall with diamonds. One Los Angeles 1945 as the greatest the Crim- deputy sheriff's badye with seven life q diamonds is valued ot $2,000. Now he is looking i eg ! ji H ie i? f H Wy FEA be? F i : ayer ft f if i : *Eebgi eT tet i Fe ak RARE a 3 | if s_Fs = iy & | CAMP LE JEUNE, N. C—The LeJeune Quarterback slot, mast important positicr * T formation lineup, will be handled by these four stalwarts when they meet the Hensseola Goshawhs bere December 4 : From the left. they are: deck Connor, Rocky Byrd, Bob Rechtet @n@ “Whitey” Resll—US. Marine Cory