The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 4, 1954, Page 7

‘ | ee i E ti - C W — THE KEY WEST CITIZEN _ Pose 7 N.Y. braves of the St. is tribe to ALBANY, N. ¥. The eccre- raves of the St. Regis tribe 814 FLEMING STREET Grace Lutheran Downs E Outboarders Grace Lutherans that the pact did not apply to oper- | bj Emerges into last place in the ties etn, Feces Supereite Marke Iedand League with Nigel agreed | iend City Basketball League with and Lazore was fined. The Best Deal In Town! High School Gym. for 2 bar] oie spite latherans overcame a 155 leanthiect,, dauk ha Canadian: kesilict Mecsese Correa inte: Is Natural At Archer’s! period, , had been fined $50 for barber- ; began ralng th sein perc aan oe plete say racing suse i SEVEN BIG REASONS ‘The Lutherans, got even closer in | lar treaty between his tribe ands. There was no Taciag in 2 Why You'll Always Get A Better Deal at the third period, 32-31, and finally the federal government permitting|193 and 1945. | : tied it wp in the last quarter. 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Et CLOROX-clean linens. fi am | Spare RIBS » 49¢ ES if fi 2 z fF ri} is Hi i: Ey is & x ¥ E : if I ! fr elt i Hips iis 2 BH t MRS. PAUL G. BOYLE, of Munster, Ind, her husband, Paul, right, and brother, Don Albin, went ! BRAVES SIGN Still Unbeaten By SHELDON SAKOWITZ [as the 5-cent cup of coffee. Faia —_ ~The Milwaukee| Only three major college quin- not on cleaner raves, after recently obtaining |tets were left today in the shrink- : Danny O'Connell from the Pitts-ling circle of the all-winning elite. — burgh Pirates and then acquiring ticut ipibeked emt. Lack , Bobby Thomson and Sam Calde- | Connecticut was nat} : e H aner ; Tone from the New York Giants,|night by Fordham 70-63 after 14 ; eee continued to hog the “hot stove |straight, leaving only the twin ter- a : league” spotlight today. rors of the Blue Grass country— wasted little time in| Western Kertucky and the Uni- Teaching a salary agreement yes- versity of Kentueky — and. Du-|» terday by phone with General quesne. Foto e Manager John Quinn, | The Kentucky teams tempt fate ‘The best guess was that he would |tonight. Western goes after its 2ist receive close to $35,000, which triumph against Stetson and the} would make -him one of Milwau- University tries for No, 15 against | |Georgia. Duquesne, with 18 in aj Veteran catcher Walker Cooper, | row, doesn’t play again until Wed- a I3-year National League veteran, | nesday. shee Wak Placed onthe waiver list by|. Connecticut's loss was not too the\ Braves, ° surprising since the Huskies were | The New York Yankees didn’t up against their stiffest opposi-| figure in any, transactions, but|ton of the season in Fordham. | Mickey Mantle’s right knee: was The losers put up a real battle! back in the news again. The-22-\but were unable to shackle big| yas outfielder underwent &/Ed Conlin of the Rams, who! @ operation in Springfield, Mo.,| scored 30 points. and his physician advised that he} Seventh « ranking Notre, Dame, | would be ready for spring training|the only one of the nation’s top| if he doesn’t try to do “too much, |10 teams in action last night, out- ® . ‘ too soon. |classed Butler 95-58. Joe Bertrand | © : : : The Brooklyn Dodgers brought|scored 26 points and Dick Rosen- : | their list of contented players for/thal 20 as the Irish romped all| i 4 1954 to 18 with the announcement the way. | ' : J |. Flake—Package PIE they had signed three more| Dick Nunneley sparked a final; — @ # | Crust Mix 18c Preacher Roe, Erv Pa-\75 second splurge that gave Tulsa| ms ‘ ee { B ‘orden’s - ¢ SEE THE MEAT YOU BUY! 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Pkg, Saltines . . 25 Other players who agreed to|isthranking club, and Louisville, | terms yesterday included: catcher |No, 20, drubbed John Carroll 104- Wes Westrum, second baseman |57, Ron Samford, outfielder Ray Berns Louisville's three - figure total and first baseman Gail Harris, /was topped by two other major Giants; pitcher Bob Rush, Cubs; |teams, Navy swamped Pittsburgh Jim Rivera, White Sox;|108-73 and West Virginia snapped infielder-outfielder Vic Power andia five - game losing streak by Pitcher Ed Monahan; Athletics: trouncing Virginia Tech 111-68, ica and Ben Wade. & 66-63 verdict over Bradle,, Wie Evaporated MILK cm 13¢ 29 é Whiter Washes Large outfielders Hoot Evers and Charles | Virginia edged Virginia Military qi. l kg: 28c Lol tag we 7a lair and) 78-76 in a clash between the Atlan- ‘ Cottons and linens that are Clorox-clean have a special whiteness... Clorox be 5c Tide id P. ad er » Red 3 Qut-jtic Coast and Southern Confer. . bec score! mildew. : seers ane eK and oso ferences. Yale defeated Brown 74| use Clorox removes dinginess, stains, even h “y tad Ne ft } U.S..NO. 1 RED BLISS ‘al Hogue fernon Thies,/66 in an Ivy L counter. clean. No ‘ Picaae; psher Duane Pile nd Oregon, Jeader ja tne Notthern poy more cee Clorox-clean linens - hygienical a POT A TOES it 3 e oc! nich and pitcher Herm/Division of the Pacific Coast Con- home undering product equals Clorox germ-killing efficiency’ rece gre outfielders ference, bowed “6 Washington | sac be oan al ite Thomas and/State 74-68 but kept first place! ; x catcher Joe Tipton, Senators. lover. idle Oreos Sule | ’ ores sew lagen ‘who must ry lewniey —_ FANCY TEXAS a lorox deodorizes, too, eliminates musty re # ; : @ liquid, contains no gritty particles to damage wash and LB Be Holy Cross Mentor Gets New Pact | -[) pumnepai si tc no fe from cot mae by en em ae WORCESTER, Mass. %—While intercollegiate football, especially EXTRA LARGE Goaceding that the Eastern inter-|fo: the so-called independent and collegiate football outlook is “‘not!nonconference teams in the East, $ Ls ee pI Soe \ 7; CE HEAD bright,” Holy Cross has given Dr.| such as Holy Cross, is not bright. Ee 7 e e : Eddie Anderson, its head coach,| “And it doesn’t make sense to ; & new five-year contract to replace | plan’ indefinitely on fielding a rep- Your kitchen is cleaner RED RIPE the one that would expire after|resentative football team trained when it’s CLOROX-cl ' 4 1 : the 1854 season, by a high-grade coach if it seems | % snes ; TOMATOES ) e Very Rev. John A. O'Brien certain you cannot schedule suit-| =e is eum ¥ ai S. J., president of ,Holy Cross|able opponents in your area.” >... y Ldel eros ene tree ache ont j } «WB. 10¢ satd: “We are pleased and proud Anderson coached at Holy Cross sanitary, teo, after @ Clorox % » SS we are assured of Dr, Anderson's from 1933 to 1938 before taking Fe clgoning. For aad mildew % | rvices for at least five moreover at the University of Iowa. He years. In my opinion, he is second returned here ir. 1950. | , We es 0 ty * te none among football coaches.”| Athletic Director’ Eugene F. : Fafa ac natper of e7y Father O'Brien emphasized that Flynn said Holy Cross has been| oy C was] Re of Holy Cross has no intention of|approached by Syracuse to join ies Se al FOR FREE DELIVERY d intercollegiate football.|a nine-team conference that xe Si ss = . 2 R “Tt a9 too meny important ‘values! would include Bishop College, Bos-| / | for colleges, f » large and small,|ton University, Colgate, Rutgers, | and especially for & predominant-'Penn State, Pittsburgh and Ford- Is resident cllege such a8 our,” ham, Regular Grocery (@) he explained. “We are certainly inclined to 8 rders “Unfortunately the outlook for join swam a group,” Flynn gaid,