The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 11, 1954, Page 6

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nt wud Freshmen Meet N. Carolina Frosh In Shrine Rowl G yame Nov. 26! Conch Jayvees Defeat South Dade Wed. 41-7 Higgs Clicks ‘ith 9 Of 11 | Passes As Key West Triumphs Coach Walter Chwalik’s Key West High School Jay- Vee football team completed nine out of 11 passes yester- day to gain a 41-7 victory over the South Dade junior | varsity in Homestead. It marked the fourth |ing Georgia as the Bulldogs’ op-| Field, and Ely straight victory for the! Conchs and the first time | they have been scored on} this season. They’ll wind up! | their eampaign against Un-| unit football last week and ousted ition in every }beaten South Broward in Hollywood November 20. Paul Higgs did the throwing in lida State and Tulane while losing tion yesterday’s rout with four of his| tosses going for touchdowns, End Earl Weech caught three of the TD | Auburn Given 6-Point Edge Over Georgia ATHENS. Georgia, powerful Southeastern Conference, has everybody convinced except the skeptical wise-money boys and Auburn’s cocky iron men. The betting crowd, which has |been about as successivi in figur Ga. # Amazing |ponents have been, decrees that Auburn is a seven-point favorite. | This despite Georgia's six vic- | tories, a six-point loss to Texas | A&M and a scoreless tié with Ala- {bama. Until Auburn abandoned two- |Miami from the.nation’s top 10 teams, the Tigers had managed | victories over Chattanooga, Flor- to Florida, Kentucky and Georgia ‘ Tech. Georgia, picked to finish 10th in jthe 12-member SEC’ in a pre } Cinderella team of the} Page6 THE KEY WEST ciTIZE Big Crowd Seen N Thursday, November 11, 1954 For Douglass Tilt The lads Petronia are from Fort and ing for- ward to playing bef ‘greatest crowd of their careers on S the High Hl H f Po pano will offer some of the best competitic n to be found anywhere in the state. Coach Charlie ¥V to thrive on the dog as they have ¢ e's hoys seem of the under i this pos y always ¢ e of the ill be Sports fa pion the cau and this g The rying for an which will send their grid stock way up. A credit able showing, in the opinion of some observers, would assure them throws and Dick Parks. was the | season poll, can win the champion-/ 0f a moral victory target for the fourth. Johnny Williams, the Conchs 120 | pound fullback scored another TD /on the line plunge from the six | yard line. Jimmy Tynes pulled off the most spectacular run of the afternoon | with a 70 yard punt return good | for a touchdown in the third quar- | ter. South Dade had gone into an| early 7-0 lead when a series of cross bucks from their T formation \clicked. * | HURRICANE GUARD—205-pound Dick Faulkner is among the University of Miami freshmen gridders who will journey here Nov. 26 to do battle with the North Carolina State frosh in the Shrine Bowl game. The largest number of freshmen in history are members of the 1954 squad which opens its season against Florida State in Ft. Myerd Nov. 20. their ee. Richard “Biff” Salgado, former Key West high school gridder, The halftime score was 14-7 in |favor of the Conchs. standout linemen |noon were Earl Weech, cey, Earl Weech, |Gurdon Hamilton. Backs who showed well Danny Oropeza, Paul Higgs, John- ny Williams, Freddy Washburn and Doug Allen, for the after- Lou Chan- Beating the Cleveland Indians in| the World Series was nothing new for the New York Giants. For the past two springs, the Giants have edged the Tribe in exhibition games. This year the New Yorkers won 13 of 21 games. In 1953 they | took 11 out of 21. AP | Predicts Ohio State, Okla. Arkansas Wins By HAROLD CLAASSEN NEW YORK & — Some sem-| gulf the forecasters | Dlance of sanity is returning to| Last weekend's diron work the college football scene. Prob-| outs resulted in 39 correct picks ably by the end of the season it| and 12 mistakes for a .765 aver. The season's totals now correct and 111 incorrect | will seep down low enough to en-; age for for the newest new car in the low-price 3 PLYMOUTH ’55 HERE ON WEDNESDAY (November 17th) This year of all years, look at all 3 low-price cars before you buy! We're sure you won't settle for anything less than the Plymouth °55 for vour next car! New styling makes the Plymouth > sis! Ne = w ing Power Pla in o Cor cordial welec ca re early lower, wider, 10 inches longer. with new V.8 and 6 engines! New size! New chas- tion drive in the the low-price There’s new_power; PowerFlite a NAVARRO, inc. 601 DUVAL STREET TELEPHONE 3 Es 2.7041 are Oltioans know that if they win this one they become a lead-pipe cinch to re ent the Big Ten in the e Bowl. That will give them the needed. incentive, Oklahoma over Missouri: The nans continue on their mer- Seven way—not a confet- n defeat in eight years. Mis- ri is crippled for the game that mn so much for the Tigers’ Bowl chances ns ver Southern Metho- s simply is too stub to lose. Notre Dame over North care | H Notre Dame has won its last | |two games from North Carolina This one should e decided by about the same mar by 3414 scores. | Army over Penn 52-6 and as well. thern California over Wash Navy took the Army will try Quakers SOUTHWEST: Rice over Texa: A&M, Texas Christian over Texas, Texas Tech over Tulsa. FAR WEST: Oregon over Wash- | ington State, College of Pacific over Marquette, Stanford San Jose State, Utah, Mexico, State, State, Montana over Montana California over Wyoming over Brigham Young, Arizona over North Texas | State. SKATING 420 SOUTHARD STREET Mon. + te Thurs. - Sat. - Sun. 8:00 to 10:30 P.M. CHILDREN’S MATINEE WED. and SAT., 2:30 TO 4:30 Parents Free ton: Southern California’s back. | d trio of Arnett, Dandoy and w getting almost as famous ag | inkers, Evers and Chance, The others without comment: | EAST: Navy over Columbia, | ston University over Boston Col- | ge, Cornell oyer Dartmouth, Del- awate over Lafayette, Holy Cross ver Fordham, Brown over Har- i, Penn State over Rutgers, gate over Syracuse, Yale over ton, _Temple ever Scranton. Minnesota over | snsin over Tlinois, Cin- Wichita, Kansas State , Michigan State Nebraska over lana over North. Oklahoma A&M over ssippi over Hous- over William Florida Stave over Fur- ia Tech over Alabama, Memphis State, over over Clemsoa, Davidson over Wofford, “arelina over Virginia, Ten- | ver Florida, Vanderbilt lane, Virginia Military | ver the A raaes., Duke over Wake :: ni Tech over Auburn over Geor- ynesburg, Bill Rojas and) were | over Colorado over | Colorado A&M over New| | ship and a probable Sugar Bowl | bid by defeating Auburn and Geor- | - | gia Tech. Should the Bulldogs lose |to either, once-beaten Mississippi }cean grab the title by beating Mis | sissippi State. If Georgia runs fans at neutral | 25,000 Ga to form, Columbus, Major League Clubs Eye West Coast CHICAGO (~The start of a race by the National and American Leagues to establish elubs on the West Coast approaching }General Manager Frank Lane of | the Chicago White Sox predicts the move will come within three years Lane, chairman of the majo leagues realignment comm foresees San Francisco and Angeles as getting major leagu: baseball as part of a 10-club le set-up. “It may come within three | years,” he said. ‘The time is ray | idly approaching when one league {or the other must move into the fertile area on the Pacific Coast. | Bill Veeck, former club owner who has been commissioned by P. K. Wrigley, owner of the cago Cubs, to investigate the poss is and baseball on the coast, tceis National League should assert it | self. JOHNNIE’S ep laal| PLACE (City & Commercial League Bowling Champions) 320 GRINNELL STREET We Serve SCHLITZ DRAFT BEER Exclusively SANDWICHES Watch Sport Page for Bowling Results This Homecomi ng will have a Saturday will see a defense that while not too impressive atisti c sets downright ornery on the plays, The offense, wlternating n fair and awful, will t le Wally Butts, the ¢ a coach t r h as it does Auburn. But the ous Bull dogs 0 core a couple ef times Georgia's atta quartesb ack Jim who is f bet excit myst s built around y Harper, a jun- Zeke Bratkow senior half. not fast but ski's shoes ha fill back Charlie M one of the best “four-yard” men in the conference; and Bobby Gar rard, a ful k who gets up to the line of scrimmage quicker than most halfbacks. TOMORROW NIGHT South Broward HIGH SCHOOL —Vs.— Key West H. S. nber of bests. The pre-ga two bands will rate sup- the fans whe tura time spectacle ys will featur well as ‘cumstances, " truly a case of the role being thrust on the group ardiess of past performances, the Tigers will have to rise to the si! ton if only Re + | to save face. There have been many concerning the special features « nected with the game the mission, rise quer es ad- There will be a price as these features are merely added to embellish the over all Homecoming Program BUY A Guaranteed HESTER BATTERY With Its Emergency Self Charging FEATURE A $15.58 Battery That Fits Most Cars —ONLY— $8.95 Lou Smith, 1116 White Adm. Student 50c Adults $1.00 Kickoff: 8 P.M. NEW HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD Gold Coast Conference Game THE NEW 1955 STUDEBAKERS REDUCED IN PRICES AS MUCH AS $300 "GREATER HORSEPOWER COMBINED WITH TOMORROW'S STYLING TODAY” The 1955 Studebaker Achieves Another Land Mark In the Automotive Industry BEFORE YOU BUY — SEE THE TWINS Gen. Adm. Seats on Sale at PAUL J. SHER’S and K, W. 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