Tampa Bay Times from St. Petersburg, Florida • 5

ST. PETERSBURG TIMES, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1948 PAGE TWENTY-THREf MIC 3 SUNDSi-'SSr I We Lean Up Te $300 On LUGGAGE Mendel Luggage Trunk Leather Store Luggage Zippers Repaired 933 Central Ave. Pb. 7-5929 Hot Royal Theatire Has Opein ttas Today; Show Brown Leads Gladiators In Victory Over Pinellas (CLEARWATER Seville Brown continued his ground gaining tactics Friday night here at the city football field, to lead the Gladiators to a 19-0 win over Pinellas High School of Clearwater. Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver, II I Binoculars Cemeras? II 658 centralT1 5 Pinellas High won the toss and elected to receive.

After the Put Not Your TRUST In Honsy But Your MONEY In Trust. punted to midfield where the Gladiators started on the march again for 23 yards and two first downs as the half ended. Mati sties: M. Frte Clear First downs 17 2 Yards gained rushing 294 33 kickoff, on the first play of the game, Tinley smashed through and cut back to his left for 25 yards through the center of Yards lost rushing 4 Net yards gained rushing 290 the Gladiator team. This was the longest run from scrimmage for his team.

Thereafter, the Gladiators tightened down and never per 17 16 7 3 1 0 1 2 64 45 15 mitted the Pinellas County boys 30 4 1 0 7 1 20 40 5 35 10 Yards gained passing Passes attempted Passes completed Passes Intercepted Fumbles Opponents fumbles recovered Yards loft from penalties Ave. yards of kickoff Ave. teturn of klckoffs Ave. yards of punts Ave. return of punts to gain more than five yards from running plays during the 40 10 There was no scoring in the third quarter as the teams battled in the rain on even terms.

Late in the fourth quarter with the aid of a thirty-yard pass to Thompson and three running plays that netted the Gladiators 34 yards, Seville Brown knifed through center to score the last touchdown of the game. On the try for the extra point, Clearwater was off-side and penalized one and one-half yards, where Cannon went off tackle for the extra point. The game ended with the score 19-0 in favor of the Gladiators. jus- if I Miff I 'W 1 1 'iSr scv 13l -X WJT-- I 1 rest of the game. Rain, which fell throughout most of the game, hampered the Clearwater team very much as they had practiced for a forward and lateral pass attack.

On the other hand the rain favored the hard-charging St. Petersburg Gladiators. After Tinley's 25-yard run on the first play of the game, the Pinellas team lost the ball on the Gladiators' 25 yard line. From there the Gladiators started their march which took them thirteen tries with the ball to gain 75 yards, all with running plays through the line. Seville Brown went off tackle for the last eight yards to score the first touchdown for the Gladiators.

Drayton's kick for the extra point missed by inches. This ended the scoring in the first quarter. St. Petersburg kicked to Pinellas and after three tries with the ball that gained them only seven yards they punted to the Gladiators 17-yard line where the ball was dpwned. On three plays through the line, the Gladiators netted twelve yards and a first down, then Seville Brown went through tackle for 55 yards, the longest run of the evening from scrimmage.

Three plays later the Gladiators scored again when Cannon went over from five yards out to climax a sustained drive of 83 yards from scrimmage. Again the extra point was missed. Clearwater received and on the first play from center which was high they lost 14 yards and Exterior view of new Royal Theatre J. THIS INSTITUTION IS A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR TRUST FUNDS OPENING A SAVINGS ACCOUNT FOR CHRISTMAS IS A GENEROUS THING TO DO WfS3c "Ski fTfeg a av 3 fTr" With individual savings accounts insured against loss up to $5,000. and a progressive and consistent dividend yield, payable twice yearly, it would be difficult to find a better and more convenient place lor savings of individuals or organizations.

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