Coral Gables Historical Archive
Coral Gables Riviera-Times
Monday, December 29, 1947, page 7 (of 8)
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PUZZLE
BY RONALD SCHOENLEBER Solution to Friday's Puzzle ACROSS 1 Wooden rings. 6 Wander. 10 Culmination. 14 Shoelace tab. 15 Jason's ship. 16 Murdered. 17 Fairy shoemaker. 19 Butterfly fish. 20 Seasaw. 21 Sign of the zodiac. 22 Irked. 23 Moo. 25 Frighten away. 27 Examined critically. 32 Beyond. 33 Correct. 34 Goddess of peace. 36 Pure 'hyperbole. 33 Make trim. 40 Dried plum. 41 Combat for two. 42 Total. 43 Fence of shrubs. 44 Tripod. 45 Frozen. 47 Non-adhesive. 49 Flower clusters. 52 Silkworm. 53 British peninsula. 54 Ocean. 56 Akin. 61 Shake. 62 Baseball official. 64 Qualified. 65 Over. 66 The nostrils. 67 Successor. 68 Successor. 68 The nostrils. 68 Successor. 68 Unaspirated. 69 Obliterate. DOWN 1 Stop. 2 Curved molding. 3 Wine pitcher. 4 Forward. 5 Hardened. 6 College cheer. 7 Uttered. 8 Fevers. 9 Dull recitation. 10 Seek after. 11 Pale green color. 12 Nightshade. 13 Musical study. 18 Rook. 24 Eerie. 26 Farewell! 27 Knocks. 28 Large bird. 29 Italian noodles. 30 Black fluid. 31 Narcotics. 35 Anoint: obs. 37 Sidelong look 38 Co-worker. 40 Position of high esteem. 41 Dibble. 43 Environ. 44 Occurring at the surface of the earth. 46 Middle. 48 Arabian kingdom. 49 Hindu chief. 50 Dried brick. 51 Fish net. 55 Prayer ending. 57 Close. 58 Port on the west coast of Guam. 59 Golf mounds. 60 Gaelic. 63 Sheep. Copyright, 1947, New York Herald Tribune, Inc.
SPORTS PARADE
(Continued from Page 6) title should have gone to King Hot Dog with mustard. Freezing through a Florida night in the Orange Bowl as Jersey Joe Walcott made his bid for fame by defeating Elmer (Violent) Ray. Beating your gums and your arches as Happy Chandler held his hearings in Sarasota and St. Petersburg. Wondering at Jackie Robinson's debut; laughing at Burt Shotton's confusion trying to find the Polo Grounds to take over the Dodgers; and the lump in your throat as you saw an amaciated Bambino cry like a baby on "Babe Ruth Day." And the series: the pitching of Joe Page and Hugh Casey, Cookie Lavagetto breaking up Bill Bevens' no-hitter with two away in the ninth, and Al Gionfriddo's catch of Joe DiMaggio's "sure" homer. Amazed and elerified as Columbia's battered Lion's rose up and blasted Army's long victory streak; and feeling a deep pride in the spectacle which is the Army-Navy game. Yes, the old guy going over the hill was rough and ready, but he had his points.
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By Frank Robbins THE NOTORIOUS BANDIT, LAMPARA, NEEDS A PILOT FOR A CAPTURED AIRPLANE AND RESOLVES TO GET JOHNNY HAZARD FOR THE JOB! TORCIDA, LAMPARA'S FEMALE ACCOMPLICE, TRIES TO FRAME JOHNNY IN A MOCK MURDER! SHE THEN HELPS HIM "ESCAPE" AND ATTEMPTS TO CHARM JOHNNY INTO JOINING THE GANG! WHEN HE REFUSES TO FALL FOR THE PLOT AND STARTS TO LEAVE, LAMPARA ENTERS BEHIND A FISTFUL OF KNUCKLES, AND DEMANDS THAT JOHNNY JOIN HIS CUT THROATS! JOHNNY SAYS NO, BUT LAMPARA, UNABASHED, PERSISTS...