The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 4, 1953, Page 6

= Key West Kennel Club Result Charts|®!SiéSp: | Tuesday, Feb. 3rd Date of Last Race FIRST RACE—S5-16 MILE Time—33.2 Fancy Times Flashy Make Up Min. Bill Piper. Teacher’s Choice Authentic Britannia Brave Bender Winner—Mrs. O. Z, Ferrel’s Imp.—Taylor’s Gift FANCY TIMES FLASHY MAKE UP MIM 55 60% Ty 2 36 4s su et 7 12 8 Brindle B., March, 1951. gel 9. 1 30 11.20 9.80 7.20 3.40 90 21.40 4+ Just 4) Gave Red 20.60 4.20 18.00 10.00 4.80 11.20 Quiniela ( Tiring at end ‘+ Late effort ‘t No mishap *° Shuffled ") No factor 15.90 "! Weakened Idol Bright, Date of Last Race SIXTH RACE—S-16 MILE Time—33.1 missed way Winn L 7-8) 61.40 Date of Last Race SECOND RACE—5-16 MILE Time—33.3 Glen Page Miss Intellect Instantly Charlie Bender Mohammedan Lucky Par Peck Calloway 60 oS ie & Bagg’s Brindle D., August, 195: y PAGE M INTELLECT INSTANTLY 5.2) 14 43.2 3.5 3" Pag 66.5 <7: 6 254..% eft in box 70 80 60 80 90 20 Strong finish “4 Saved ground "4 3d in foto *! Weakened *t No mishap *! Outrun *t Faded steadily 12.40 Refused Dry Lake—Genteel 64 57 56 62 71% 61 554% 16.30 10.; Pesan Sauswnes rey 9.40 4.80 3.40 5.20. 4.00 Quiniela (2-4) 20.20 2.80 Wynelle Iva Leone Crystal Ghost Justa Harmony Mill Town Cover Dust Jackie Ward Kentucky Tavern Winner—Williams & Fagg’s Brindle WYNELLE IVA LEONE CRYSTAL GHOST -_ Daily Double—Fancy Times e513). 2 oe NB worins * Tired * Early Sessss ~ 8 8 2 T 1 4 5 3 6 Speroousne 6. 4.80 8.20 3.40 and Wynelle paid 82.00 Up on outside 4 2d throughout * On inside * Off slowly .20 "! Faded steadily 10.20 **} Fell far turn -» June, 1951. Cameron—TearfulTyke 3. 4.60 Quiniela (2-8) 46.60 Date of Last Race SEVENTH RACE—5-16 MILE Time—33.2 factor ROUTE! Router Tilasol Another Fain Innocence Adjust Little Lake Angus Dian Hill es a Waller’s Brindle D., ILLASOL ANOTHER FAIN 67 2. 5842 57 52 50 592 64 59% 3 1% 2 ri All the way *} 2d in foto *t 3d in foto Evenly ‘t No mishap * No factor 0 * Collided 5.60 ** Collided igs Find—Jo Ann Lee 10.00 7.00 Quiniela (1-3) 255.60 10.80 30 8.20 9.80 6.40 8.20 4,20 ue 8 November, 195: 6.60 4,60 Date of Last Race THIR D RACE—FUTURITY Time—30 Date of Last Race a a EIGHTH RACE—5-16 MILE Time—33.1 Mort Vandal Speedy Girl Really Rare Col. Matt Wynn Shining Sue Erosion Believe Me 64 60 56 57 64 52 54 57 Winner—R. X. Hutchings’ Red (For. My Peril) MORT VANDAL SPEEDY GIRL pty “+ Early * Evenly *) Late foot: “| No mishap Ye 40 * Wide 12.60 * No fa 11.40? Wide Vy ve 8 2.20 3.00 Quiniela (5-8) 26.20 2.40 , if ‘As he pléased 1951. Gun—Heath Hollenbeck — Biz ist turn ctor 1st turn BRASH Brash High Blow Brave Burton Bill Moore Al's Boy Breezy Ed Eastcote Winner—Olympic Kennels Brindl HIGH BLOW BIZARRE 74 65°23" 18 Going away 64% 22 Forced pace 64 3° Steady gain 70 are Off slowly 73% a No mishap 5.00 * “ Early pace fell dnf 21:40 °° Outrun Fell far turn July, 1951. Never Sad—Do Si Do 3.80 3.00 6.80 - arre 2 75 8 7 5 4 68 sae | 5. 1% 46 67 3 0. 80 Quiniela (1-5) 58.00 3.00 Date of Last Race FOURTH RACE—FUTURITY 55 55 76 54 55 67 69 57 Sunny Dell Virgo Harvest Call Nice Try Martha Jo Lone Andy Whistling Lad Genteel 6 8 8 8 Winner—Fred Palermo’s Light Brindle B., July, 1951. B. Harwood (For. ‘Teakwood)—Poika’s Rhytl SUNNY DELL VIRGO HARVEST CALL 21 3 2 Ye Ve 80 3 Wide 22.40 °*) Wide Ye hm, Imp. 18.60. 11.40 6.00 6.20 3.40 Quiniela (7-8) 74.80 5.20 1-31° 1-31° All 1-31" My ist turn ist turn BRIGHT LOST TRAIL CAMERON HIGHLANDER Date of Last Race 1-31°. Bright Idol 131'° Lost Trail Cameron Highlander Maynard 1-31° Whispering Charlie 1-31°° Claro Winner—Mrs. 0. Z. Ferrell's Ret Imp.—Taylor’s Gift NINTH RACE—5-16 MILE 60% 68 61 55% 67 64 53% 60% Time—33 1.50 From far back 8.20 ** 2d in foto 19.20 "* Outfinished 15.60 * Good effort 2.10 * Gave way 3.40 * No mishap 33.40 '. Faded steadily ‘ 13.50 ") No factor rindle B., March, 1951. Idol Bright, Time Bitsey a BERIWAMU® S Panunnasee IDOL i 3.00 40 3.80 — Quiniela (5-8) 39.40 4.20 Date Date of Last Race FIFTH RACE—5-16 MILE Time—33.3 of Last Race TENTH RACE—5.16 Time—33.1 1-315 Turning Point vat Raven Beauty Silver Comrade Clever Guy Doc Keefe Carbondale : We're Telling You Sky Fighter > 65 Winner-—Cliff Waller's Brindle TURNING POINT RAVEN BEAUTY SILVER, COMRADE 3 cry 67 enge P ba Page 6 THE KEY WEST C 53% 67% 71% ITIZEN | 1 2 34 a 5° ae 7.40" Early D., June, Beach Comber—Jo "3.80 4.60 Wednesday, February 4, 1952 Bob Feller Signs For ’53 Season * "CLEVELAND \(#—Bob Feller, on the mound as deliberate as a bap Court justice, signed a pt Cleveland Indians contract yesterday after talking it over just seven minutes and 31 seconds. ed onetime fireball artist, who ften gives batters the fidgets by taking so long between pitches, said -he thought ts negotiations with General Manager Hank Green- set a “new record” for ity. Greenberg declined to tell Fel- ler’s salary, but sources close to the club said the strikeout king Would get $40,000-.a cut of about 20 per cent from last year when he won nine and lost 13. That was the | first time he won less than half his games. “I'm well satisfied,” the chucker declared. “I only hope I can earn miy keep, that’s all “With a little luck and better Boxing Tonight ‘EZZARD CHARLES = Former » HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION . VS. IOMMY HARRISON LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT SPONSORED BY 10 P.M. CBS. MONROE BEER DISTRIBUTORS, INC ‘control, I might have another 00d | |Season. If my control is better this year, I think I'll be all right.” He won 22 and lost eight in 1951. At $40,000, he is still one of the highest paid baseball players, al- though his earnings have dropped. considerably from the $82,000. he got in 1948. His paychecks then were tops in baseball. Feller depended on his blazing fastball while setting strikeout rec- ords but now he depends more on curves and sliders. Control be- comes more important all the time for the 34-year-old chucker. In 1946, he struck out 348 men, {a major league record. In 1938, he struck out 18 Detroit Tigers in one game--that, too, stands as a record. And he is the only man to pitch three no-hit games since the turn of the century. His 11 one-hitters are also a mark. FEMALE DOG GAINS WIN COURTLAND, Ala. W — Hall's Stonecroft Babe is the National Field Trial Club's free-for-all cham- Pion, the first of her sex to hold the coveted title in a decade. The busy little white and liver female pointer finished strong in her three-hour finals heat yester- | day to win the top prize of $1,000 for her owner, Mrs. A. Acton Hall of Cincinnati, 0. She was handled by Kirk of Macon, Miss. The Babe, daughter of famed Howard "| Tyson, didn’t have a single contact during the first hour and a half of her heat, but she had five con- |tacts during ‘he last half. The first 5.20. Won in foto 5.20 Just missed 3.70 * Steady gain 3.20 ! Tired badly 10.90 ** No factor 3.80 “* Fell ist turn Quiniela (1-2) 18.20 jto finish 1-2. 1-31° 1-31° 1-317 1-31¢ 1-31° 1-31° 1-31" factor Ann Lee LUSTRE The F. B. Stutz kennel’s Avenger, who captiired an impressive win in the Key West Inaugural race here on Saturday, looms as the favorite to win tonight in the fea- ture race at the Key West Kennel Club. The fleet greyhound is the hold- er of the track record and tonight will be. oyt to better that mark in his second outing. Trained by Bob Black, Avenger is seen as a dis- tinct favorite, barring mishaps. However, the favorite will be facing some of the top dogs at the track when he goes to the post to- night. In particular, his stable- mate, Forward, is expected to press him throughout the 5-16 mile course. This dog has a lot of speed and if he breaks a little faster he is going to be a real threat since he has plenty of late speed and he was catching up with the in- augural winner his last time out Wayside Lady, owned and train- ted by E. F. Snipes is also a top contender in tonight s feature. This little spedster was in a jam early in the race Saturday if she shakes loose, may lead the way home. The balance of the field will be made up of Resonator, Trina, Senor Sensation, Honest Buddy, and Jack O’ Lish. Last night, Bright Idol came from far behind to gain the win in the feature race in a photo finish. Lost Trail posed a real threat in this contest and Cameron Highlander ran third A $255.60 Quiniela was paid out in the seventh race last night when Router and Illasol coupled o The Daily Double, Fancy Times and Wynelle, paid $82.00. Sports Mirror By The Associated Press TODAY A YEAR AGO Kid Gavilan of Cuba successfully de- fended his welterweight title with Post time tonight is 8:00 p. m.} two coveys required relocation. The jother three were handled cleanly. No official runnerup is named a 1S-round split decision over Bob. |by Dykes of Miami. FIVE YEARS AGO — Dallas "put the gallery liked Ranger's | Ward, University of |Spunky Pete, pointer owned by | ba Dr. W. H. Wallingford of Princeton, year contract |W. Va. and handled by Herman Smith of Hatchechubbee, Ala. Warhoop Jake, who won the free- for-all last year, failed to make it {past the qualifying heats during the trials just ended. He is owned by Dr. H. E yi Me 2 Hi ithe Antilles. loutpointed Fritzie Longsderf of Mt ckfield coach, received a th as head fo coach at the Unive f | rade. TEN YEARS AGO-Beau Zivic rounds at Madison Square G before a capacity crowd of 2 TWENTY YEARS Gene nh in ie Games’ Wanamaker Mile in ia second faster than Vearke. Lustre Gal Gail Lee Keen Kut Chicle Probie Lady Lancer Painted Flinch Winner—Williams & Fagg’s Black Kallen GAIL LEE KEEN KUT Win sSeen Tonight| 51% 58 81% 58% 6442 57 53% 60 Strong finish * Came again * On inside * Late effort 40°} Weakened 60 * No factor 3.40 *° Faded steadily 22.30 ** Outrun t, 1950. Black Rustler—Kitty .00 8.40 NORHORNE OOD m1 mND 8 1 6 5 7 2 3 4 5 woweunana GAL be Quiniella (1-8) 72.60 SU OVERNIGHT ENTRIES FOR THURSDAY, FEB. 5, 1953 (Not Post Positions) First Race—5-16 Mile Sixth Race—5-16 Mile 2- 2° Kitten Finish Sandy Mix 2. 2- 2" Black Connie Captain Rebel - 2° Tendresse Lucky Teter 2- 2" Impressive Reckoning 2- 2? Silver Fritzie - Hymor 2- 2* Daisy Mohawk 2- 2° Tumble Time 2-2" Mystery Map 2- 2'° Sensational Lass 2- 2° Vincente 2- 2° Beguile Seventh Race—5-16 Mile 2- 2° Showmenow 2- 2° Julienne 2- 2. Withwin 2- 2° Really True 2- 2° Katy S$ 2- 2'° Moveable 2- 2° Joyous: Miss 2- 2° Summer Special Eighth Race—5S-16 Mile 2- 3° Lustre Gal 2- 3° Whispering Charlie 2- 3° All Time 2- 3° Claro Second Race—5-16 Mile 2- 2° Telecast 2- 2° Veil 2- 2 Outrageous 2- 2° Cold Gold 2- 2° Rewarding 2-2' Judy Go 2-2” My Charlotte Traveling Bug Third Race—Futurity 2- 3' Flashy Make Up - 2° Jan-Jan - 2° Foot Hill - 2' Laurel Wood - 2' Boy's Trouble Rosie Bender - 2° Nick Lutz - 2° Careful Sir Fourth Race—5-16 Mile - 2 Cute Paddy * Broady Luck Devine Devil Agent Bill Proverb ° Henry D. Last Summer Fifth Race—5-16 Mile Tow-Ee Easter Reed Wise Mike Run Mike Run Globe Trotter Herb's Pride Honest Honey Blue Tensil Hopes For Title Bout Soon 1-31°° Cameron Hilander 2- 3° Gail Lee Ninth Race—5-16 Mile 2- 3° Lost Trail 1-31'° Wilshire 131° Fire Hazard 2- 3° Bright Idol 1-31" Magnate 2- 2° Tenny C 2- 2° Spittin’ Image 1-31'° Bee’s Trouble Tenth Race—5-16 Mile 2-3° Brash 2- 3° Chicle 2- 3'° Flinch 3"° Keen Kut 3° Lady Lancer 3° Painted Snappy Dixie : iad ie PEP REYENEY 2 2- 2- 2- \Charles |HUNTING LICENSES |HIT RECORD SALE WASHINGTON & ~— A record }13,902,428 hunting licenses were hoping for another shot at the Year ended last June 30, the Fish |heavyweight title be ance held, |#24 Wildlife Service reports. tangles with Tommy Harrison of | This was over a million more Los Angeles tonight in a nationally es in 1948-49. — { televised ten round bout. Charles is a solid 3-1 favorite! Jerry Olinski, newest addition to for the bout-his seventh alung the the National Hockey League re- comeback trail since losing the |ferecing staff. is a former hockey ravyweight title to Jersey Joe Player. He played with Indiana- polis in the American Hockey League en ARM BRAND COFF Triumph Coffee Mill at , ALL GROCERS nine years i ranked ive in the light heavy- t division. t S am average of more than ‘seven a game, DETROIT & — Ezzard Charles, |sold by the 48 states during the | Hunt For Wreckage In Halifax Area HALIFAX, N. S. (®—The report- ed sighting of a flare and an oil slick spurred air 1nd sea searchers today for a British airliner missing in the North Atlantic off Newfound- land with 39 persons aboard. 7 Though the plane's operators in| London, Skyways, Ltd., gave up hope for it and those aboard yes- terday, the U. S. Coast Guard cut- | ter Campbell radioed that it ob-j| served a brilliant white light shot up from the sea early last night. The cutter ‘said it headed in the | direction from which the ‘light | came but shortly afierwards heavy | snow began falling and visibility was cut to 400 yards. The Campbell radioed yesterday | NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by! the City Commission of The City | of Key West, Florida, sitting the City Plan Board of The City | of Key West, Florida, at 8:00! P.M. Monday, February 16, 1953, for the purpose of’ considering a Resolution to rend as follows: “RESOLUTION NO, A RESOLUTION CANG. ING THE NAM™ OF A POR- TION OF ‘SALT POND ROAD. LYING 3RTWEEN VIRGINIA STREET AND TRUMAN’ AVENUE, TO “AVENIDA MART!” IN MEMORY OF JOSE MARTI. WHEREAS. cently par celebration of the of the birth of the h-" and honored friend of 1>~ Jose Marti, and ‘WHEREAS. through its of: the past years, h pated in commemoretin« memory of the said Jose Merti by granting public lends for the erection of a- monument in his honor, and other simi- lar acts, and at this time wishes to make another ges- ture to assist the pecple of this community in keeping alive the memory of such a famous leader, by naming the street situated close to his monument “Avenida Marti,” as a small token of the feel- ing that this Commission and the people of this community have towards such a great leader, Now, Therefore, Be it resolved by the: City Commission sof The City of Key West, Florida, as fol- lows: That the portion of salt Pond Road lying between Virginia Street and Truman Avenue be, and the same is hereby re-named and desig- nated “Avenida Marti,” so that there will be another memorial to cherish the mem- ory of such a great leader of liberty and soldier of fame.” This Notice dated at Key West, | Florida, this 4th day of February, | A.D. 1953. VICTOR LOWE, dye markers, a piece_of cardboard City Clerk. feb4,1953 If you Morning it ha@ sighted an oil sllek. | The Aged Trotter of 1952 was {Star's Pride, 5-year. old son’ of and what looked like a fire extin-| Worthy Boy. Pronto Don was tied guisher in the search area, an esti-| for second in the voting with Chris mated 250 to 300 miles east of Ar-}Spencer. Yankee Hanover. was gentia, Nfld. third. The plane, a four-engine York | ferrying British troops from Lon-| ~ don to the West Indies, sent an SOS early Monday morning. ANYTHING CONCERNING AUTOMOBILES SEE THE Pat McCormick is the first wo man to hold all five diving titles | in any one year, She is the Olym-' I pie springboard and platform div. | N30 Duval St. Dial 2-249 ing champ. BOG RACES TONIGHT POST TIME 8:00 P.M. 10 RACES NIGHTLY. 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