Coral Gables Riviera-Times

GOLF Country Club — By ANN RANDOLPH

This could certainly, without a doubt, be called tournament week at Granada. What with the Ladies Championship and the men beginning their qualifying on Wednesday. The ladies got off to a fine start on Monday with Mrs. Jimmy Burns winning putts with 24. She had twelve one putt greens an that's mighty wonderful putting in anybody's book. She also won Medalist with 95. Mrs. Burns, Redelsheimer, Nelson, Green and Kirk won their matches on Tuesday, first day of match play. Today we had our luncheon at the Country Club and the prizes were presented. Medalist—Mrs. Jimmy Burns, Championship—Mrs. G. M. Nelson, Championship runner-up—Mrs. William Redelsheimer. First Flight—Mrs. C. D. Kirk and First Flight runner-up—Mrs. Wilber Clark. This tournament ends the 1947 season and play will resume again the first week of the new year, however, quite a few of our members still have another tournament to look forward to in the Greater Miami Women's Golf Association's championship, beginning Monday the 17th at the Miami Country Club. A few showers sent the Saturday golfers scurrying for shelters, but Sunday was a lovely day and 250 tried their luck with wood and iron. Much work is being done at the pro shop. "Umps" has moved his rack from the north side of the building to the south. The partition between the old rack room and the office has been removed, which will enable "Umps" to have more display space as well as a small lounge. Bill Gorman is leading, so far, in the qualifiers in the Country Club of Coral Gables Championship Tournament with a 44-44-88, Clark reported Thursday. Other qualifiers on Wednesday were, Frank Howard—90, Frank Spencer—91, and John F. Erb—98. Twenty have signed up and have until next Tuesday evening to post their qualifying scores. Three's the Limit Five University of Miami backs have been able to score three times in a single game. Eddie Dunn turned the trick twice in 1938, Gene Bogart made it in 1940, Howard Plasman in 1941, Peanuts Donahoo, 1934, and Harry Ghaul in 1945. But that is the closest anyone has come to Bill L'Italien's five TD's against Piedmont in 1934.

TODAY'S SPORTS PARADE Ben Hogan Denies Connection With P.G.A. 'Poison Pen'

United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Nov. 14. (UP)—Bantam Ben Hogan pulled himself up to his full five feet, seven inches today and denied vehemently that he had "anything whatsoever" to do with the poison pen attack on P.G.A. President Ed Dudley or any political aspirations for the Chicago convention next week. Hogan, linked with the Horton Smith-Dick Metz combine which leads the anti-Dudley faction, in a telephone call from Fort Worth, Tex., denied emphatically that he had any political ambitions in the Pro Golfers' association. The great little golfer, who always has been one to play golf and mind his own business, also refuted reports that he resented the recall of Byron Nelson from retirement to play on the Ryder Cup team. Those reports followed the sending of anonymous postcards from El Paso, Tex., and New York attacking Dudley. The cards were mailed to P.G.A. members in all sections of the nation in anticipation of the organization's annual meeting in Chicago, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. "I have absolutely nothing to do with the election of the P.G.A. president and I want nothing to do with it," Hogan said. "Neither do I have any political aspirations whatsoever. These poison pen cards are news to me and I know nothing about who is doing it. He did make a mistake in thinking that the information came from Fred Corcoran, P.G.A. promotion director. It was only last winter that an argument between Metz and Corcoran developed into a one-punch fight which sent Corcoran to the hospital. Corcoran termed it a "sneak punch". Just as it was news to Hogan, our "poison pen" story was news to Corcoran. He isn't the only man who knows who blew the whistle shifts the alignment. Hogan was so upset by the story that he called Corcoran in New York, accused Fred of releasing the information, and threatened: "We'll settle this between us when we meet in Chicago." I would like to save Corcoran another punch on the jaw. Not for any other reason than that he is innocent in this case. And I also advised Hogan to that effect. If Hogan lets his Irish get away from him he will be needlessly damaging one of golf's greatest reputations.

Latimer Finalist In Riviera Club And Class Tourney

Carrol Latimer will meet either Henry Russell or W. L. Thornquist Sunday to determine the winner of the championship flight in the Club and Class Tournament at the Riviera Country Club, Leonard Ott, club pro, announced this morning. Latimer gained the final round through the lower brackets and by defeating Jim Lowry, 3-2, earlier this week. Russell and Thornquist, upper-bracket semi-finalists are expected to tee off for their match either this afternoon or Saturday. Other events scheduled for the Blue Road links are the second best-ball and Scotch Mixed Two round of the Senior Tournament somes at one half the combined Saturday and Sunday and a two handicaps on selected drives.

Country children go to school an average of 168 days a year while city students attend sessions an average of 182 days a year.

On Your Radio Friday Evening

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PLAYGROUND SETS TAYLOR'S Sport Shop 470 PONCE DE LEON BLVD.

TODAY at Wometco THEATRES

NEARBY Paramount Theatre In Coral Gables GABLES NOV. 14 LAST DAY BRUCE CABOT CONSTANCE BENNETT "WILD BILL HICKOK RIDES" 2112 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Ph. 4-1221 CORAL LAST DAY WILLIAM BENDIX WILLIAM HOLDEN "DEAR RUTH" 2315 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Ph. 4-0422 TOWER FREE PARKING LAST DAY JON HALL MARGARET LINDSAY "VIGILANTES RETURN" In Color S. W. 8th ST. at 15th PARKWAY AMPLE PARKING LAST DAY REX HARRISON MAUREEN O'HARA "FOXES OF HARROW" CORAL WAY at 12th GROVE FREE PARKING LAST DAY MARSHALL THOMPSON VIRGINIA WEIDLER "GALLANT BESS" Technicolor COCONUT GROVE

BRASS RAIL DELICATESSEN & RESTAURANT

Douglas Road Opposite Douglas Entrance SERVING COMPLETE DINNERS from 85c TRY ONE OF OUR CHOPPED LIVER SANDWICHES COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE ALL COOKING DONE BY "MAMA FAY" OPEN FROM 8 A. M. TILL 2 A. M. $11 MEAL TICKET FOR $10 BEER and WINE

EDDIE'S BARBER SHOP

MODERN • ARTISTIC BARBER SERVICE EDDIE'S BARBER SHOP Manicuring Shoe Shines PLAZA BUILDING 2824 Ponce de Leon Blvd. "UNDER THE CLOCK"

Jimmie's ON THE TRAIL

At Douglas Entrance to Coral Way FEATURING CHARCOAL STEAKS and delicious FULL COURSE DINNERS Dancing Nightly From 10 to 3 OPEN 1 P. M. SUNDAY

FRIENDLY BAR

CORAL GABLES' FAVORITE TAVERN FRIENDLY BAR 305 CORAL WAY PABST BLUE RIBBON ON DRAFT BEER • WINE JUMBO SANDWICHES SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON BEER BY CASE

Howard Johnson's

37th Ave. & S. W. 8th St. • ED HANSEN, Owner • Phone 48-2541 11 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. DAILY • 11 a.m. to 2:30 a.m. SAT. • Closed Every Wed. COCKTAIL HOURS FROM 12 TO 12 Only Finest Liquors at Popular Prices. (Beer and Liquors, Cocktails served only at tables. Specializing In Delicious STEAKS • CHOPS SEA FOODS PLATE DINNERS As Low As 65c A Real Meal AND A TASTY TREAT! Our Fried JUMBO SHRIMP Served with French Fried Potatoes and Cole Slaw. 90c SPECIAL Luncheons FROM 60c DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY All Menu orders put up In specially prepared boxes on a minute's notice at regular menu cost. Open 7 Days a Week Beginning Dec. 1st TAKE HOME SOME OF Howard Johnson's Delicious Ice Cream

BARRY NOBLE By Chuck Verral and Al Plastino

QUICK, PEANUTS! GILES IS LIABLE TO FINISH OFF CHERRY. BOSS! SOUNDS LIKE SOMEBODY ON DECK! GO UP AND TAKE CARE OF WHO'S THERE. I CAN HANDLE THIS BABE ALONE!

SMITTY By Walter Berndt

GOOD GRIEF! THE NOISE IS AWFUL! I NEVER HEARD SUCH A RACKET IN ALL MY LIFE! SOMETHING MUST BE DONE TO QUIET THEM!

The Mill Inn

5271 S. W. 8th Street (Tamiami Trail) NOW SERVING . . . BREAKFAST • LUNCHEON • DINNER SUNDAY DINNER — 1 TO 8:30 P. M. Closed Tuesdays Facilities for Wedding Parties and Bridge Luncheons Under Supervision of Chas. H. Stecker, Mgr. FOR RESERVATIONS — CALL 48-4963

PUZZLE BY LOUIS SHIELDS

ACROSS 1 Partitions. 6 Side of a doorway. 10 Queen of the gods. 14 Small sunken courts. 15 Medley. 16 Officer of British Royal bodyguard. 17 Uncertain. 19 Monster with no hind limbs. 20 Posed. 21 Streaky. 22 Wax preparation. 24 Inquisition. 25 Abet. 26 Summary. 28 Army (ld). 30 Agonies 31 Handles of a cutting weapon. 32 Basket-making vines of Hawaii. 35 Instigate. 36 Fluted collars. DOWN 1 Adages. 2 Silkworm. 3 Hide. 4 Hindu cymbals. 5 Places of refuge. 6 Mutual. 7 Adherent. 8 Wire measure. 9 Refrains from the use of. 10 Entomb. 11 Exile. 12 Way. 13 Genus of geese. 18 Numeral. 23 Right angles. 24 Having a color. 25 Polishes. 26 Deeply engaged. 27 Unbleached. 28 Ephemeral. 29 Vaults. 31 Damages. 33 Balanced. 34 Hindu weights. 36 Haughty. 37 English letters. 38 Mild goat. 39 Pools. 40 Fade out. 41 Entwines. 43 Prunes. 44 Describes. 46 Cupid. 47 Trip-hammer. 48 Deliberate. 49 Meet. 52 Receded. 53 Rail at. 56 River in Bavaria. 57 Newt; var. 58 Flung carelessly. 59 Boors. 60 Matron. 61 Wading birds. ACROSS 37 Hollow out. 38 Wild goat. 39 Pools. DOWN 34 Hindu weights. 36 Haughty. 37 English letters. 43 Prunes. 44 Describes. 46 Cupid. 47 Trip-hammer. 48 Deliberate. 49 Meet. 52 Receded. 53 Rail at. 56 River in Bavaria. 57 Newt; var. 58 Flung carelessly. 59 Boors. 60 Matron. 61 Wading birds. 39 Particle. 40 Heroism. 42 Sways. 43 Braces. 44 Dewy. 45 Feminine name. 46 To wash out. 48 Hold back. 49 Clear. 50 Virginia willow. 51 Dresses, as flax. 54 Yellow bugle. 55 Greek letter. Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle: CASTLE FACETS AVIAN AVERAGE ENVIOUS RETRACE REST NEAT TON TALL AGENT ETON HOLE TACT BALE ENDURE NICKERED CARBOLIC UPTURN OCEAN SLIP TUNA SLANTING LEAN TIGER PEER BEADED POLAR RESTOKED TARDY Copyright, 1947, New York Herald Tribune, Inc.

THE GUMPS By Gus Edson

BUT, MAMA DEAR.---- I CAN'T THROW ANDY AND MIN OUT IN THE COLD---- YOU KNOW THERE'S A HOUSING SHORTAGE! I'LL HAVE A LIFE SHORTAGE IF THAT BONEHEAD NEPHEW OF YOURS DOESN'T GET OUT OF HERE SOON! SH! AH, ANDY,---- I TRUST YOU AND MIN HAVE FOUND COMFORT HERE IN MY HUMBLE ABOPE. FINE,BIM...JUST FINE----SAY! I NOTICED THAT MILLIE IS TAKING ART LESSONS---- PERHAPS I'LL JOIN HER WE GUMPS HAVE ALWAYS LED IN MATTERS OF CULTURE AND ART...I MYSELF HAVE CONSIDERABLE TALENT...YESSIREE---- I COULD GO FAR--- I'D SUGGEST LITTLE AMERICA---- AND START NOW!

CORAL GRILL FORMERLY THE TIFFIN RESTAURANT

2308 Ponce de Leon Boulevard Serving Delicious Foods prepared under the personal supervision of Mr. Heip, the proprietor. BREAKFAST • LUNCHEON • DINNER AT MODERATE PRICES

HAROLD TEEN By Carl Ed

I'M SO JITTERY, LILLUMS--I HOPE, I HOPE. ME TOO, HONEY-- IF WE WIN TODAY, WE PLAY CENTER CITY FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE STATE. OUTA' TH' WAY, BIG BOY--YOU BOTHER ME! CARRY ON, SHADOW! FOLLOW ME, CHUM! --AFTER A TERRIFIC BLOCK BY SHADOW SMART--TEEN IS ABLE TO SHAKE LOOSE--HE'S-- HE'S OFF--FOR A TOUCHDOWN COVINA WINS! THAT'S MY BOY--WHO DID THAT!

THE NOOK BAR AND GRILL

PHONE 4-2932 227 MINORCA GABLES FINEST BAR PABST BLUE RIBBON BEER ON DRAFT Businessmen's Lunch and Dinners

WINNIE WINKLE By Martin Branner

THEY TOOK MY PICTURE DOWN! MEBBE THEY DIDN'T LIKE IT! OH, WELL--IT WAS KIND O'SMALL FOR THAT SPACE ANYWAY! GUESS A BIGGER PICTURE WOULD LOOK BETTER OVER TH' MANTEL! LATER

SHERRARD'S DIXIE BELLE INN

7 MILES SOUTH OF CORAL GABLES On the Dixie Highway Phone 48-8705 COCKTAILS — DINNERS DIXIE BELLE SPECIAL SOUTHERN GOLDEN FRIED CHICKEN "ALL YOU CAN EAT" Hot Biscuits with Honey, Whipped Potatoes, Country Gravy, Tossed Green Salad. $1.85 SAME SERVICE FOR CHILDREN, $1.35 BRUNCH SERVED FROM 10 A. M. TO 5 P. M. COMPLETE DINNERS FROM 5 P. M.