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E;Jjoy your cigare«.e! Enjoy truly fine toba, L.S./M.F.T. Wdo/Strike f.,1eans Fine Tobacco COPR. , THE AM ERICAN TOBACCO C OMPANY , t STE.TSON HATTERS 1 . 1950 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS September 23 Troy State College, 12 Stetson, 34 September 30 Wofford College, 20 Stetson, 23 October 7 Jax. Naval Air Station, 0 Stetson, 55 October 14 Milligan College, 0 Stetson, 42 October 21 University of Tampa, 27 Stetson, 20 October 28 Livingston State College, 26 Stetson, 28 November 4 Erskine College, 7 Stetson, 43 November 10 Florida State University DeLand November 18 Newberry College Newberry, S. C. November 24 West Kentucky State Orlando Game times, 8 p. m., TICKET PRICES Reserved Seats, $2.50 and $2.00 (1,500 choice seats are in the reserved sections.) General Admission, $1.25 High School Students, 75c NEXT HOME GAME------; WEST KENTUCKY vs. STETSON HATTERS 1- Greater Orlando Stadium 8 p.m. Friday, November 24 r - IJI 0 ABOUT OUR OPPONENTS AND FOOTBALL IN GENERAL I ~ / '\ The football game tonight is an example of is undefeated this scJ.sor.. in five starts. T hey the color, gaiety, spirit and enthusiasm on the have won over TI-oy. Randolph - !Vracon, part of t7.VO student bodies. This is the first Howard, Newberrv and Sewanee. opportunity for DeLand fans to experience F. S. U. beat Troy 27 to 7. The H atters this thrill as previously this season, there has downed the Alabamans 34 to 12. \Vhile many been no sizeable representation f rom our op fo otball experts p-ave F. S. U . a 6 to 12 point ponents. There are too few games between 2dvantage over the P atte-s in pre-game pre- . Florida teams. Stetson, Tampa and F. S. U . di ctions, Dick Dunkel's selections showed the play each other. Mia,mi plays F lorida. Only Green ,:md \ i\f hite 4 points over the Semi noles_ four games between five Florida teams. It ,m ust be remembered that no tea m has' The modern series between Stetson and scored more than 8 poi nts in a single game F. S. U. began in 1947 when the Hatters were agai nst F . S. U. this yea} and no team has victorious. In 1948 and 1949, F. S. U., those scored more than 14 poin:s against them in t:1 e " years under Coach Don Yeller, were trium last three years. phant. Thus, the game tonight is an attempt The F. S. U . offensive tea m tips the scales at by the Hatters to even the modern series. 207, Or 13 pounds per man more than the Hat While football in F lorida began at Stetson in ters. The Seminole's defensive team aver 1901, the Green and White and the Seminole ages 197, or 10 pounds a man more than the first met in 1904, a victory for F. S. U., before Green and White. the school was made the Florida State College Coach Yeller, who hopes to get the Semi for Women. noles into the Southern Conference, uses a Stetson enters the game tonight with six single wing formation while Coach McMullen victories and one defeat this season. F. S. U. employs a winged "T." The Coaches Coach Cowell, at Stetson for more than 15 years, knows thor· oughly the athletic picture in Flor· ida. H is counsel and advice is much sou!lht after' and is of great value in chartir.o a clear course for (I athletics at Stetson. Brady Cowell Coach M lfMullen played football Di r ector of Ath letics at Brown Univer.sity and ·coached both at Brown and at University of Toledo befor e coming to Stetson this year. Only 26 year,; old, his record of this year is the best evi· dence of the success h,e has en· joyed with the Hatters. ;. Joe McMullen Head Coach Coach Simmons, who played with the Green and Wh ite last year, knows Florida football both on the college and the high school levels. " His help in this manner as well as his assistance in drilling the squad has contributed areatly to the suc· cess of the Hatters this year. Carl Simmons Coach Pattee played football at Assistant Coach Brown and has been closely as· sociated with Coach McMullen in coachi ng as both were at Uni· versity of Toledo last year. An All· American honorable mention as a ba·ck at Brown, Pattee has been largely responsible drilling the ) . backfield men this season. Jay Pattee Assistant Coach STETSON , I FB v' Broadway \ 27 LHB RHB Hogan Armstrong 55 46 Q8 Johnson \ 33 *1 LE LT LG C RG RT RE Martin Sappia Odom Nelson Hurley Hendry Laude- 80 72 64 94 65 76 88 . I ~,> 20 Hopkins 42 Parrish 76 Her:dry 21 Andersen 44 McLeod 77 Doty 22 Han 46 Armstrong 78 Reinke 23 Nance 53 Bowden 79 Hughes " • 24 Peck, R. 55 Hoga n eo Mart;n 25 Meeks 57 Gall ;:> gher 81 Jochem, G. 26 Lonsinger 60 King 82 Nichols 27 Broadway 61 Appel 84 Raffaele 28 Allen 62 Israel 86 JasinSki 30 Sinqletary 63 Coble 87 Tambur 31 Blakeslee 64 Odom 88 Laude 32 Pec k, W. ~ 5 H urley, J. 89 Hecerle 33 Johnson 66 Samarkos 90 Gi bson '"' 34 Daub 67 Leathers 94 Nelson 35 Yonge 71 Jochem, P. 99 Hurley, D. 39 DeLilia 72 Sappia 40 M ~ rks 74 Fazekas «' .' , STETSON ~ > I I I I I I F. s. U. / I I I I I ,- l>j F. S. U. FB Sellers 44 LHB RHB Italiano Gray 42 22 QB Gladden 40 LE LT LG , C RG RT RE Hewitt Kendrick Schmelz Kaleni,ch Osha Bake:- Eubanks, 25 50 59 35 41 56 51 10 Thomas 28 Harris, .46 P'hillips 11 W .ells 29 H u,gg.ett 47 May 12 Dennis 30 Szczepanik 49 Bringger 13 White 31 Peterson 50 Kendri, k • 14 Inlow 32 Driver 51 Eubanks 15 Tinney 33 Wodrich 52 Powell , 16 Owen 34 Turk 53 Hedrick 17 Cobb 35 Kalenich 54 Linton 18 Moates 36 Lockard 55 Maltby ~ 19 Alvers 37 Sutherland 56 Baker 20 Brown 38 ,Miller 57 O'Neal " 21 Folsom 39 Dawkins 58 Lombardi 22 Gray 40 Gladden 59 Schmelz '" 23 Arnold 41 Osha 60 Hoppe 24 Huey 42 Italiano 61 Mero 25 Hewitt 43 Benner 62 McPherson 26 O'Connell 44 Sellers 63 Spurling 27 Bradley 45 Campbell 64 High (Above) Dave Laude, End (Upper Left) B. J. Leathers, Guard (Lower Left) Jack Hurley, Guard (Right) Don Martin, End BELL MOTOR CO. IVl 0 R R I S' Rich and Florida Avenues DELAND'S FINEST RESTAURANT PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE GMC Compliments TRUCKS of TOM AND PETE MORRIS Phone 13 56 DeLand Wishing the Hatters the Best GO GET 'EM, HATTERS Season Yet CONDON'S · RESTAURANT SAM L, DAY BUILDER'S SUP~LIES Stetson's Alumni and Student Favorite Eating Place for Go to DAY for Today's 26 Years Building Needs PENNEY'S IN DEtAND I Stetson's Shopping Center PENNEY'S IN DELAND Jim King Guard ______~ . ~I ______DREKA ATHENS Sunday - Monday \ 1 Sunday - Monday - Tuesday ',:::: .... ROMANCE a . "::. '::., '>: '>: ...... ::;:::~ ::::::> .:><><::: :::\:.:'" . ;.:::.: .. :: ...... :. ... :. ',' . -Also- 4'YOU CAN'T CHEAT Starts Fr iday f AN HONEST MAN" "TOAST OF NEW ORLEANS'Y w. C FIELDS KATHRYN GRAYSON - MARIO LANZA DeLand Bulldogs 1950 Football Schedule Compliments of DELAND SUNDRIES A Squad Corner Rich and North Boulevard Jam es B. " Spec" M artin, Head Coach Your H eadquc: r ters f or B rooks W a l k er, Assistant Coach Sept. 29 Palatka Her e Brea kfast Oct. 6 Sanford T here Lunch and fountain Service Oct. 13 St. A ugustine Here Oct. 20 Seabreeze There Cosmetics F i. rst Aid Supplies Oct. 27 New Smyrna Here Homecoming Men's Tolletries Nov. 3 Starke T here Nov. 9 Leesbur lS Here ~ov. 17 Glynn Academy There Nov. 22 W inter Park There Dec. 1 Eustis Here B S~uad E dwar d " Flash" Talton, B Squad Coach J ack W h it ak er , Interne Assistant CLIFTON-BROTHERS O ct. 4 New Smyrna H er e O ct. 11 Sanford There BUICK DEALERS Oct. 18 New Smyrna Ther e Oct. 25 Sea breeze There NEW and USED CARS N ov. 8 Seabr eeze H ere Nov. 14 Sa nford H ere Phone 635 DeLand Midget Squad Phil E n low, Midget Squad Coach No Schedule Arranged £REEN'S FUEL OF DELAND, INC. GIBBS (Your St or e ) "Gas Service Ladies' and Childr en's Ready-to-Wear At Its Best" Ladies' and Children's Shoes Phone 240 DeLand, Florida 245 South Boulevard D eLan d, Florida A Tip of Our Hat to the Hatters THE CON Ri\. D CO MPAN Y 118 W. New York Phone 17 INSURANCE BONDS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE South Boulevard Sporting Goods, Auto Parts and Accessories Compliments of COFFEE JOHNS 413 South Boulevard . \ Compliments of c. 'E. BOHREN BARBER SHOP 134 North Boulevard Dick Hendry Tackle ~~ .,' Compliments of It- ~':>.1 (7 FRIERSON'S ON BOULEVARD GET 'EM HATTERS LEE MOTORS ' Westinghouse Home Appliance. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Shell Gasoline Phone 798 114 W. New York Ave. ). FOR COMPLETE COVERAGE OF Phone 370 THIS GAME AND STETSON ACTIVITIES Read REESE'S . SODA SHOP THE DELAND SUN NEWS HOME COOKED MEALS NEWS OF THE CAMPUS, COMMUNITY AND THE WORLD SANDWICHES -:- SODAS ' 114 West Indiana Avenue - DeLand -.- Daily and Sunday -.- COM P LIM E ·N T S 0 F DELAND FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 118 North Boulevard ". ~ - . . ... -. Telephone 133 . Stetson Squad'R(}ster Florida State Roster 20-Hopkins '54 B 18 5'9" 175 21-Andersen '54 B 18 5'11" 185 10-Thomas '54 E 5'11" .158 22-Hah "53 '.' B 22 5'8" 165 11-Wells '54 E 6' 171 23-Nance'54 B 19 6' 175 12-Dennis '54 . G 5'10%" .170 13-White '53 B 19 185 5'7% 160 24-Peck, R. '53 C 5'11 " 14-Inlow '54 B 5'10" 170 25-Meeks '51 B 21 5'11 " 165 IS-Tinney '54 . B 5'9" 160 26-Lonsinger '53 B 19 5'10%" 165 16-0wen '54 C 6'%" 170 27-Broadway 'pI B 23 5'8%" 155 17-Cobb '54 B 5'11 " 160 28-Allen '53 E 19 5'11 " 175 18-Moates '54 G 6' 165 19-Alvers '54 30-Singletary '54 B 19 6' 175 B 5'11" 175 20-Brown '53 B 5'11' 155 31-Blakeslee '54 E 18 6' 180 21-Folsom '54 B 5'11%" 155 32-' Peck, W. '53 T 21 5'11 " 200 22-Gray'54 B 5'10" 155 33-Johnson '52 B 21 6'2" 180 23-Ar nold '54 E 5'8%" 152 34-Daub '54 G 19 5'10%" 190 24-Huey'54 . B 5'10%" 190 25-Hewitt '51 35-Yonge '54 E 19 6'7" 200 E 5'10% " 167 26-0'Connell '53 C 6'1" 175 39-DeLilla '53 B 21 5'11" 185 27- Bradley '52 B 5'6" 175 40-Marks '52 B 20 5'6" 160 28-Pat Harris '54, E 6' 173 42-Parrish '54 B 19 5'10%" 165 29-Huggett '52 B 5'8%" 177 44-McLeod '54' B 22 6' 190 30-Szczepanik '53 T-E 5'10% " 190 31-Peterson '51 46-Armstrong '52 B 20 5'11%" 195 B. 5'9" . .... 165 32-Driver '52 B 6'2" 205 53-Bowden '54 B 18 5'10%" 155 33-Wodrich '54 T 6'%" 190 . 55-Hogan '54 B 22 5'11 " 180 34-Turk '53 B 5'10" 190 57-Gallagher '54 B 20 5'10" 185 35-Kalenich 54 C 5'11 " 180 60-King '54 G 20 5'9" 190 36-Lockard '53 C 6'1" 186 61-A el '5 :~;)' G 19 5'8" 185 37-Sutherland '54 E-B 5'11 " 170 PP L.: 38-Miller '51 G 5'11 " 195 62-Israel '52 G 23 5'6" 155 39-Dawkins '51 G 5'11 " 195 '1 63-Coble '52 G 25 5'6" 190 40-Don Gladden '54 B 5'10%" 177 64-0dOIn '51 G 23 5'9" 212 41-0sha '52 E-T 6'1 " 220 65-Hurley, J. '54 G 19 5'9" 170 42-Italiano '52 B 5'11 " 177 43-Benner'51 66-Samal'kos '54 G 18 5'9%" 185 B 5'11 " 190 44-SeUers '52 B 175 6'1" 215 67-Leathers '53 G 19 5'10%" 45-Campbell '53 E 6'1 " 170 71-Jochem, P. '54 T 18 6'%" 190 46-Phillips '52 G 6' 195 72-Sappia '53 T 20 6'1" 210 47-May '52 C-G 6'1 %" 188 74-Fazekas '54 T 21 6'1" 205 49-Bringger '53 B 5'11" 164 76-Hendry '52 T 21 6' 205 50-Kendrick'l T-E ' 6' 185 51-Eubanks '51 E 6"2" 185 6'1" 185 77-Doty '52 . T 23 52-Powell '4 E 6'%" 200 78-Reinke '54 T 18 6'2" 205 53-Hedrick '54 E 6'1 %" 180 79-Hughes '52 T 21 6'2" 195 54-Linton ' 53 B 6' 205 80-Martin '52 E 22 6'1 %" 205 55-Maltby '51 C-T 5'11" 225 81-Jochem, G. '54 E 18 6' 200 56-Baker '51 T 6'3" 226 82-Nichols '53 E 20 6'1" 180 57-O' Neal '53 G 6' 197 84-Raffaele '52 E 23 5'11' 165 58-Lombardi '54 T 5'10" 200 86-Jasinski '53 E 19 6' 190 59-Schmeltz '52 G 6' 195 87-Tambur '53 E 21 5'9" 165 60- Hoppe '53 T 5'11 " 205 88-Laude '53 E 19 5'10" 195 61-Mero '54 T 6'1" 175 89-Heberle '54 E 19 5'11 %" 170 62-McPherson '54 C 6' 175 90-Gibson '52 C 20 6'1 " 195 63-Sourling '53 G 5'9%" 200 94-Nelson '51 C 21 6' 185 64- High '51 C 5'10%" 180 . ~ \. ~ Stetson Basketball Schedule Dec. 1 Southern-Lakeland Dec. 6 Jax Navy-DeLand ~; Dee. 14 College of Charleston-DeLand Dec. 15 Parris Island Marines-DeLand Jan. 2 Green Cove Navy-DeLand Jan. 6 U. of Florida-DeLand Jan. 8 Rollins-DeLand Compliments of Jan. 12 Florida State U.-Tallahassee Jan~ 16 U. of Florida-Gainesville Jan. 20 Rollins-Winter Park Jan. 24 Miami-Miami CHUCK ALE NO Jan. 27 Florida State U.-DeLand Jan ~ 30 Rollins-DeLand Feb. 2 Jax Navy-Jacksonville Feb. ' 6 U. of Tampa-DeLand YOUR Concessionnaire Feb. 8 Erskine-DeLand Feb. 10 Rollins-Winter Park Feb. 14 Miami-DeLand Feb. 17 The Citadel-DeLand Feb. 19 Southern-DeLand Feh.24 Green Cove Navy-Green Cove Feb. 27 Tampa-DeLand v. M. FOUNTAIN -Clothing, Furnishings, and Shoes- BEAT F. S. U. ; .. BILL HOLLER MOTOR SALES CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC Sales and Service "SAVE DOLLARS AT HOLLERS" Compliments of The Donut & Ice Cream Shop "Where It's a Treat to Eat" r) Compliments of Charles Clifton Auto Service 125 Sout.h Florida Avenue Phone 632 Compliments BEACON DAIRIES Jerry Gallagher PULLING FOR TJIE HATTERS Back Compliments .DIXIE TIRE eOe, Inc. ARTHUR LANE AGENCY AMOCO GAS, OIL, LUBRICATION INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Corner Ohio and Woodland Blvd. DeLand, Florida 112 North Boulevard Telephone 515 VOL USIA PHARMACY Compliments FLORIDA BANK AT YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY DELAND DRUG STORE "A Friendly Institution" is always rootin' for the STETSON HATTERS Member Florida National Group of Banks Compliments of EXHIBIT BUILDERS, INC. 212-216 South Florida Avenue Good Luck Hatters VISIT TH E "N EW" SOUTHLAND BAKERY for "That Little Something Different" 106 N. Blvd. DeLand, Fla. GOHN & DYKES MEN'S SHOP We Deliver Phone 389 STOUDENMIRE'S GROCETERIA Guido Tambur Your Co-op Store End Staple and Fancy Groceries ' J( Compliments Compliments of MITCHELL CLEANERS "LINC" JACOBS THE BARNETT NATION AL BANK "Florida L andmark" BEST OF LUCK FIRESTONE FOR '50 HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES SMITH & THOMAS DRUGS J. D. Caldwell, Owner 100 North Boulevard . Phone 1002 DeLand, Florida DeLand, Florida ~··""· "' ·'""l._""V·""""""'" ., Bobby Marks Halfback Fulmer Armstrong Fred Hogan Half Back Halfback NEED GAS? Compliments of STUDENTS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT BOB'S X-IOO STATION COSTON'S LAUNDRY Good Luck Hatters 1023 North Boulevard Between Stetson and the Base -Phone 951 214 South Florida Schwobilt Clothes Jarman Shoes Meet Me at Phone 20021 GEORGIE BOYS AL SHERMAN'S MEN'S SHOP "Where Stetson Meets" Haberdashery FOUNTAIN SERVICE "Everything for the Well-Dressed Man" Lee Hats 122 South Beach Street -:- Daytona Beach 210 North Boulevar d DeLand SHIP ORANGES HOME PACKARD by UNIVERSITY MOTORS SNYDERS The One for '51 "Always Serving Stetson" 528 South Boulevar d ~ Mile North of Daytona Cutoff Phone 430 DeLand, Florida Compliments of HUTCHINSON HALL Where Stetson Students Dine McCORMICK LUMBER CO. OF DELAND Phone 130 COMPLIMENTS OF SUNSHINE CLEANERS E. O. EDWARDS Phone 258 140 E. Indiana Ave. DeLand, Fla. FOLLOW THE STUDENTS TO THE Charles Broadway CARPET GOLF COURSE Halfback (IT'S TRICKY-LOTS OF FUN-NOT EXP'ENSIVE) On South Boulevard at Vol usia Athens Laundry & Dry Cleaners, STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS "S ervice With a Smile" Atlas Tires - Batteries - Accessories 135 East Voorhis Avenue Washing ... Lubrication ... Tire Repair Telephone 443-J -0- TOUCHTON DRUG CO., Inc. Lou Skillman's Service Station Soda - Cosmetics - Prescriptions "Where Friends M eetl) 111 South Boulevard-Phone 9168 PHONE 71 100 South Boulevard DeLand • CONRA,D LUMBER COMPANY EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER ' Phone 31 Corner Delaware and Michigan A venue " Thumbnail Sli.etches • • • • .A LLEN, DAN B., Lake Monroe, end HENDRY, DICK, Ft. Myers, tackle, 6, MEEKS, BILL, Macon, Ga., halfback, 5-11, 175, 19, played 2 years with De 205, 21, played three years Ft. Myers 5-11, 165 21, played 3 years Georgia Land High School. High. Military Academy. A N DERSEN, CH A RLES, Sanford, HO GAN, FRED, Daytona Beach, half McLEOD, JOE, St. Petersburg, half halfback, 5-11, 185, 18, played 4 years back, 5-11, 180, 22, played 3 years back, 6, 190, 22, played 3 years St. .' Seminole H igh, Sanford. Mainland High, Daytona Beach. Leo High, St. Petersburg. HOPKINS, JER RY, Lake Worth, half NA NCE, JAMES, APP E L, CHARLES, Miami Beach, Collingsville, Ala., back, 5-9, 175, 18, played 2 years Lake guard, 5-8, 185, 19, played 2 years Mi halfback, 6, 175, 19, played .four yea.rs Worth High. Collingsville Hi,,!: h School. ami Beach High. HUGHES, CLAR E NCE, Daytona NELS ON, NEIL, Pensacola, center, 6, AR MSTRONG, FULMER, DeLand, Beach, tackle, 6-2, 195, 21, played 2 185, 21, played 4 years Pensacola halfback, 5-11%,195,20, played 3 years years Mainland High, Daytona Beach. H igh. DeLand High. NIC HOLS, W A L T , Paterson, N . J., BLAKESLEE, KENNETH, St Peters HURLEY, JACK, Daytona Beach, end, 6-1, 178, 20, played 3 years Haw burg,. Fla., end, 6, 180, 18. Played two guard, 5-9, 170, 19, played 3 years thorne High, Hawthorne, N. J. -years at St. Petersburg High School. Mainland High. ODOM, P A UL, Zellwood, guard, 5-9, BOWDEN, GENE, Atlantic Beach, HURLEY, DICK, Daytona Beach, cen 212, 23, played two years Orlando halfback, 5-10%, 155, 18, played 3 ter, 5-101h, 180, 18, played 4 years High. years Fletcher High, Jacksonville Mainland High, Daytona Beach. Beach. ISRA E L, SOL, Spring Valley, N . Y., PARRISH, SONNY, South Miami, half baCk, 5-10%, 165, 19, played 3 years BROADWAY, CHARLES, Leesburg, guard, 5-6, 155, 23, played 4 years Ponce de Leon High, Coral Gables, 11alfback, 5-8%, 155, 23, played 3 years Spring Valley High. one year Georgia Military Academy. Leesburg High. JASINSKI, WALT, Dover, N . J., end, P EC K, B I LIL, Teaneck, N. J., tackle, -COBLE, J. KERMIT, Greensboro, N. 6, 190, 19, played 4 years Dover High. 5-11, 200, 23. P layed three years at C., guard, 5-6, 190, 25, played 3 years Teaneck, N . J., High School. -Greensboro High. JOCHEM, GEORGE, Miami, end, 6, 200, 18, played 4 years Ponce d e Leon PECK, BOB, Teaneck, N. J ., center, DAUB, AL, Rutherford, N. J., guard, Hi-gh, Coral Gables. 5-11, 185, 21. Played three years at 5-10, 190, 19, played 3 years Ruther- Teaneck, N. J., High School. ~- ford High. JOCHEM, PHIL, Miami, tackle, 6-%, 190, 18, played 3 years Ponce de Leon H igh. . RAFFAELE, JOE, West New York, N. De LILLA, RON, Rutherford, N . J., J., end, 5-11, 165, 23, played 3 years quarterbaCk, 5-11, 185, 21, played 3 Memorial High, West New York. years Rutherford High. JOHNSON, BILL, Waterville, Ohio, quarterback, 6-2, 180, 21, played 4 years Whitmer High, Toledo. REINKE, DEL, Lorain, Ohio, tackle, DOTY, BOB, Pensacola, tackle, 6-1, 6-2, 205, 18, played 3 years Lorain 185, 23, played with Pensacola High. KING, JAMES, St. Petersburg, guard, High. 5-9, 190, 20, played 3 years St. Peters F AZEKAS, RON, Buffalo, N. Y., tackle, burg High. SAMARKOS, TONY, Tarpon Springs, 6-1, 205, 21, played 2 years Kenmore LA U 0 E, DAVE, Southwick, Mass., guard, 5-9 1h, 185, 18, played 4 years High, Buffalo. end, 5-10, 195, 19, played 3 years Tarpon Springs High. Westfield High, Southwick. G ALLAGHER, JERRY, Lake Worth, SAPPIA, AL, Ridgefield, N . J., tackle, ' J halfback, 5·10, 185, 20, played 4 years LEATHE RS, BILLY JOE, Belle Glade, 6-1, 210, 20, played 3 years Cliffside, Lake Worth High. guard, 5-10%, 175, 19, played 4 years Belle Glade High. N. J . High. GIBSON, TOM, Coral Gables, center, LONS INGER, ROD, Des P laines, Ill., SINGLETARY, FRANK, Remerton, 6-1, 195, 20, played 3 year ~ Ponce de ' halfback, 5-10%, 165, 19, played 3 Ga., quarterback, 6, 175, 19, played 3 Leon High, Coral Gables. years Maine Township High, Des years Valdosta High. Plaines. HAN, BILL, Torrington, Conn., half TAM BUR, GUIDO, Toledo, Ohio, end, back, 5-8, 165, 22, played 4 years Tor MA RTIN, DON, Toledo, end, 6-%, 205, 5-11, 160, 19, played three years with rington High. 22, played 3 years Central High, T o ledo. Waite High, Toledo. HEBERLE, DICK, Daytona Beach, end, MARKS, BOB, Ft. Lauderdale, half YONGE, JAMES, Lake Worth, end, 5-11%, 170, 19, played one year Geor back, 5-6, 160, 20, played 3 years Ft. 6-7, 200, 19, played football with gia Military Academy. Lauderdale High. Brecksville, Ohio, hi-gh school. Paul Odom Willie Han Bill Johnson Guard Half Back Quarter Back F. N. DeHUY & SON Jewelers and Silversmiths CASA LOMA 139 North Blvd. Best of Luck to the Hatters DeLand Florida 1201 North Boulevard SEE US Wurlitzer Pianos Conn Instruments FOR YOUR Stro~berg-Carlson and Philco Radios SPORTING GOODS NEEDS. BRADLEY'S MUSIC SHOP Telephone 616-J Daytona Book Store~ Inc. Radios Pho ~ ographs Records Supplies 214 North Boulevard DeLand, Florida 230-232 S. 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