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

Key West Kennel Club Result Charts—Thursday Feb: 5th Date of Last Race FIRST RACE—5- 16 MILE Time—32.4 Date of Last Race 5814 56 64 60 Impressive Tendresse Vincente Black Connie Mystery Map Silver Fritzi Kitten Finish Daisy Mohawk 5 Winner—Mrs. H. E. Russell’s Dark Red—Sweet Image IMPRESSIVE 22. 6 4 7 5 8 2 1 3 e 6 7 4 1 2 5 8 3 Ri 60 7.00 12.20 5.40 12.60 Brindle B., February, (S51. 9.00 Quiniela (4-6) 61.60 2- 2’° Sensational Lass 2- 2'° Beguile Reckonin; Tumble Time Lucky Teter Sandy Mix 69 Captain Rebel en 3 Hymor 8 Winner—Paul Sutherland’s Red Fa Lady Sensation SENSATIONAL LASS BEGUILE RECKONING Best in duel 4 Just missed *i 3d in foto *1 No mishap *3 Gave way * No factor 57 57 56% 55% 62% IO 00 nom maha Oreo Real SB Joeauannae & Date of Last Race SECOND RACE—5-16 MILE Time—32.4 Date of Last Race Traveling Bug My Charlotte Outrageous Veil Judy Go Cold Gold Telecast 2- 2° Rewarding 69% 5 5 5 Winner—Mrs. O. Z. Ferrel’s Black D., says 1951. Jangle Jewell TRAVELING BUG 9.80 7.20 5.00 MY CHARLOTTE 5.00 a _ OUTRAGEOUS 69 55% 574 64% 60 64 55 Preppy RRVAVY Daily Double—Impressive and Traveling Bug paid 170.80 ‘Tumble Bug, Imp.— Quiniela (4-8) 48.20 2-2" Julienne 2- 2° Really True 2- 2° Katy S 2- 2'° Moveable 2- 2° Withwin 2- 2” Joyous Miss 50 2- 2° Summer Special 68 2- 2" Showmenow 71 Winner—Cliff Waller’s Brindle B., JULIENNE REALLY TRUE KATY S. All the way 5 Good effort Even race Late effort No mishap Faded No factor ** Qutrun 554 8 60 58 57 57 weet awe 4 6 2 1 8 7 lay, 00 Date of Last Race Date of Last Race 2-2° 2- 2¢ 2- 2' 2-2 2- 2° 2-2° THIRD RACE—FUTURITY apy 2 3 Careful Sir Foot Hill Boy’s Trouble Laurel Wood Nick Lutz Jan-Jan 62 Rosie Bender 52 2 3 Flashy Make Up 53 Winner—E. F. Snipes’ Teed Brindl CAREFUL SIR FOOT HILL BOY’S TROUBLE 73 66 54 68 34. Ty in box PNeomacion 28 8 4 3 pS 6 2 5 7 24.20 le ad s 5.4¢ 440 30 3.00 1.70 4.80 "* Just missed 5.90 60 *! Raced wide 15.60 * Outrun jeter 1951. ar Taxes—Silver Secret Quiniela (4-8) 21.80 Time—30 2- 3° Maynard 67 1-31'° Cmery Highlander 60 Mhispering Charlie 64 54% iy Bitsey . 54 2- 3% Tastee Gal 51 2- 3° Claro oF 2 2- 3°° Gail Lee 7 6 Winner—F, B. Stutz’ white wave D., Flamingo MAYNARD 25.00 CAMERON HIGHLANDER WHISPERING CHARLIE 68 rt Lasted in foto 4 Even race AVIAN * No mishap * No factor Refused PS ss Date of Last Race FOURTH RACE—5-16 MILE Tim: 3 Date of Last Race 22 2? 3 a 5t 6 7 8 7.00 11.20 6.90 2.40 3.40 7.20 14.80 2- 2° Henry D. 2-2” Last Summer 2- 2° Agent 2- 2* Bill Proverb 2-2° Luck 2-2? Broady 2- 2° Cute Paddy 2- 2° Devine Devil Winner—Fred Palermo’s Brindle FSRERBSRES FSF Nowa ame & Bee just, Boownanmus Cm ee Sprwaraw NRY D. 5. LAST SUMMER 8. AGENT Date of Last Race 2-2° 2- 2° 2-2" 2- 2° 2-2" 2-2" 80 3.40 FIFTH RACE—5-16 MILE Tow-Ee Run Mike Run Honest Honey Easter Reed Wise Mike Globe Trotter 2- 2? Blue Tinsel 2- 2* Herb’s Pride Winner—R. K. Hutchings’ Brindl Dentex)—Margamite (O—EE RUN MIKE RUN HONEST HONEY 2 2° 3°" ry 5° 6 ? 8 ictober, 194: tte SSSsRR3SE = ¥ Bonwmanas SSssssyy i 5 6 7 8 @ MM mw ~I00H i 4 3 2 5 6 8 7 Or 5 5 Pumsnes]8s Ed oe ss eee ts sss 3.80 °°! Outrun 1949. Ae eiseat 's Telling Me 5.20 4.00 Quiniela (5-7) 27.60 mest Hutch (For, Quiniela (1-8) 52.40 65 50% 79 68% 58% Never headed * Good effort * Late speed * Tired “: Even race ") Faded "! No factor re 2° Spittin’ Image Wilshire 2 2- 21° Be 52 1-31° Fire Hazard 69% 2- 3° Bright Idol 60% Winner—Mrs. H. E. Russell's Red SPITTIN’ IMAGE WILSHIRE MAGNATE BROIAOH SD OM AwMONE 3 7 5 6 8 . Time—32.3 Date of Last Race 2- 3° Keen Kut | Snappy Dixie 2- 3° Brash On inside Good effort 3d in foto Early factor Even race No factor Outrun Outrun a 3.3 81 59 13% 57 56% 60 2- 3° Lady Lancer 2- 3° Flinch 2- 3'° Painted 09 tO O0 Om Tim’s Dancer KEEN KUT SNAPPY DIXIE BRASH 13.00 Blowout Prevention Skid Protection Life Protection EVERLASTING WHITEWALLS to keep the spotless beauty of your tires? CURB GUARD* PROTECTIVE RB to end curb-scuff nuisance and expense! \ \ ROYALTEX TREAD AND TRACTION \ —world’s utmost non-skid stopping power ! ‘with up to TWICE THE SAFE MILES —your one tire investment for years! NOW the world’s foremost safety tire comes to you with ite own proven dlowout prevention—the sensational new LIFEWALL! HERE ic the lasting the life of your car bilities! of UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY DICK’S TIRE SERVICE 929 TRUMAN AVE. PHONE 2.2842 "eS Paenwwers -| SIXTH RACE—S-16 MILE me Se ss SEVENTH RACE—S-16 MILE 22 a 3 3 » 1951. 4.20 5.00 EIGHTH RACE—S-16 MILE NINTH RACE—S-16 MILE rua TENTH RACE—S-16 MILE 2 Time—32.3 Strong finish eg Late effort % i gain * Gaye way * Weakened ie No factor 4 Outrun Pf 24 Pas ry 5 ot ™ bopbahaw ie doted ad inti: i950. Senor Buster— 4.80 ; 3.40 Quiniela (2-7) 46.00 4.00 Time—32.2 2.50 Best in duel 5.80 + Outfinished 8.20 *t Wide, eveniy 10.70 *+ Closed gap 5.90 *) Gave way batg 14.80 * Wide 1st ‘turn i sn * No factor 8 » Outrun seated Find—-Well Remembered 20 4.40 Quiniela (4-8) 26,20 3.40 2 3° rs st Time—32.3 From far back Outfinished * Finished well 24 Gave way * Tired early *tNo_ mishap *t Wide 1st turn *t No: factor Beach’ Comber— 5. re Quiniela (5-6) 27.20 Time—32 3.00 Easily best 12.40 * Came again 2.90 * Outfinished 9.90 7°! No ithe 41.60 *°} Wide ist turn 2 3 e 5M = , badly 8 Off bi bi ene eal Red—Sweet Image ay 0 00 Quiniela (1-4) 83.40 ‘Time—32.3 Fg on inside in foto Tired badly * Wide ist turn * Early factor a No factor ou o e 5 6%: p 53 8 8 Winner—Fred Whitehead’s Red Brindle D., December, * 1949, Ranor’ 's Edge— 4.00 3.80 3.40 2.60 Quiniela (3-4) 23.80 3.20 Baseball Writer Vacations Here ‘hector fop and Bobby. eller hes a as good year, they stand a good Zon top this year, to Hal Lebovitz, ba: writer for the Cleveland News, M.Key West for a pre-sea- son vacation, averred today. Feller, who inked an Indian con- tract Tuesday, is working hard on his control and is developing a knuckleball and he should win a few, said Lebovitz, who will report to the Tribe camp in Daytona Beach on February 14th. The writer said that attendance in the major league city is being ‘hurt somewhat by television but \the quarter-million dollars that.the Cleveland club will receive from TV will offset this somewhat. With his wife and two children, Lebovitz is staying here at the Stutz Hotel. Conch Cagers Face Pompano Courtmen In Two Tilts Here xk * 5 en Geek x ke Spittim’ Image Cops Win | a * * SEEK REVENGE FOR EARLY SEASON LOSS TO VISITING FIVE Coach Win Jones’ Key West High School cage squad will have their work cut out for them over the weekend when they tackle the crack Pompano court-} men in two battles tonight | and Saturday on the high} school hardwood. The Conchs will be out to} avenge an early season de- feat at the hands of the Pompano club and a pair of red hot battles are cards for these two tilts. Currently riding on the | crest of a six game winning streak, Key West will go all out to stay in the win column. In the earlier meeting between the two clubs, Key West held the taller, more experienced club to a draw at the halftime but they began to weaken in the third period and came out on the short end of a 52-35 score. It was the Pompano height that did the trick. They boast a pair} of performers that go well over the six foot mark in Jack Mash- burn (6'3”) and Scooter Buck (6° 3”). The locals are going to be hard ‘put to control the rebound situation in the tilts with these two on the court. The Conchs have been working hard: in. drills throughout the week in an effort to get their fast break tuned up for these im- portant contests. They have de- vised a nifty. zone defense as well, which they hope will stop the visitors. The Conchs, who started the sea- son slowly have been coming along well.in past contests. The two with ‘Pompano afe the starfing points for a grueling seven game home stand which will see the locals meeting such teams as the Ken- tucky Military Academy, Coral Gables, Miami Tech and South Broward. Jones is expected to rely on his regular starters including Glynn Archer and John Walston at the forwards, Bob Sawyer at center ‘and Stu Logun and Jimmy Solo- mon at the guard positions. Game time is 8:00 p. m. STRUNK LUMBER YARD IS OPERATIN A MODERN WOOD TREATMENT PLANT IN KEY WEST 128 SIMONTON STREET PHONE 2-701 in the} EASILY BEST IN FEATURE RACE AT KEY WEST KENNEL CLUB THURSDAY Spittin’ Image proved that she is one of the classiest runners | {among the cannies at the Key) West Kennel Club. when he romp- | led home easily !ast night to cap-| ture an easy win in the feature | race of the evening. Jumping from the number five} position, the winner gained the lead jat the half ‘way pomt and never |faltered to finish two lengths ahead jof the second place contender, Wil- shire. These. two dogs coupled to pay a hefty Quiniela of $83.40. Magnate ran third, The wi paid 8.00, 5.80 and 2.60 while a ticket on Wilshire was good for 16.40 to place and 6.00 to show. Magnate returned 3.80. Impressive and Traveling Bug |paid off a whopping 170.80 in the Daily Double feature. Something new will be offered in \tonight's Kennel Club program when, instead of one feature race, both the ninth and the tenth races |will have something special to of- fer racing fans. The ninth will put the top dogs at the track in a 5-16 mile fea- ture, while the starting field in the tenth will be made up of all young }maiden greyhounds who received their initial official starts in their young lives here at the Key West Kennel Club. There may be a fu- ture World Champion among these | young speedsters since they are all red from former champions. Mort, a young greyhound owned by a veteran breeder R. K. Hutch- ings and trained by Claude McGee looms as the favorite in this race but he is going to have a lot of competition from Glen Page and Sunny Dell, both of whom have a! . : Sports Mirror By The Associated Press.” TODAY A YEAR AGO — Gene * \(Silent) Hairston, New York |dleweight, and Robert Sier-4 of France fought to a. 10-round draw. > FIVE YEARS AGO — Barbara, Ann Scott of; Canada won the }women’s Olympic figure » skating title. TEN YEARS AGO — Earl Mit chell of Indiana defeated Gil Dodds jin the Millrose Games’ Wanamak> er Mile with a clocking’ of 4:08.86, * TWENTY YEARS AGO — Jeaa Borotra, French tennis star, an- nounced his retirement from Davis, Cup singles play. CEMENT WON'T WORK |LIKE. FERTILIZER WACO, Tex. W — Mrs. Burman |Black, intent on a fine spring garden, Purchased a sack of com- mercial fertilizer and stored it in the garage. At first opportunity, she she carefully Sean ate menue © garden, r and then gave ita good -soaking, The next morning her had the permanency of an airport runway, Then she discovered she hadn't used the fertilizer. but. a cement her husband had the garage, Brindle Comer and Virgo ah round out the field. — 2 owned by ‘the nationally ‘nok breeders of world cha the Sutherland stables, a fast should cop ‘a win. Io Kris Adams, Pretty shown well in their — schooling chores. Router, Irene Hill, High Blow, Page 6 THE KEY WEST CITI: { 10 RACES EVERY RACE + Booey FREE PARKING — BUSES EVERY % NO MINORS Buddy’s Reward, Hill t Qveen, ¢ Dusty and Meldoy Sis will pose thrests in the race. ZEN Friday, February 6, 1953 TONIGHT POST TIME 8:00. P.M. NIGHTLY QUINIELAS --- DAILY DOUBLE Ist and 2nd RACES HOUR ADMITTED Admission 25c STATE SUPERVISED PARLMUTUEL BETTING ee sows Ve dead & Key STOCK ISLAND