The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 9, 1953, Page 6

Key West Kennel Club Result Charts Saturday Feb. 7th FIRST RACE—5-16 MILE Time—32.3 Date of Last Race 24 2- 4° 24° 2- 5* 4 69 5 Winner—Manuel Foster’s Brindle “More Corn Sun-Tattler Thought Jet Roll Kitten Finish Silver Fritzie Miss Spot Ack Spunky Girl MORE CORN SUN-TATTLER THOUGHT 74 17.40 1. 22. 4: 1.51 380 70 _ From far back 40 ** 2d in foto 2 * Outrun str, 4 Forced wide *t Bump Ist tn 7.80 ‘ Blocked early 10.20 * No factor 14.20 * D., September, 1949. Barkey Corn— 6.80 13.00 3.80 7.00 5.60 Poor effort Quiniela (2-6) 156.00 Date of Last Race SECOND RACE—5-16 MILE Time—32.3 2- 4¢ 2- 4* 2-4 24° 2- 4° 24 Winner— Thankful Do Dat Staver Propulsion Stirring News Sable Prince Rip Roaring Mae Bender THANKFUL DO DAT STAVER Daily Double—More Corn and Thankful paid 158.80 53% 1 59 6 68% 3 65 4 66% 5 67 8 65. 2 54% f 5.20 “ a Late speed ? Wide-closing *t Weakened * Even effort * No mishap ™ Raced wide 4 Rael contend * Outru 7 8 8 1 Cliff Waller's Brindle B., “Sticker. 1949. Flashy sir_Dolly Cela 18.40 11.20 5.20 Quiniela (3-8) 32.00 Date of Last Race THIRD RACE—FUTURITY Time—29.4 zs 2- 4% rs 2 4 v3 ze zs ayn Miss Intellect Aska Kay Erosion Merry Polka Authentic Joe Blow Gail Fax Nevelyn 56 Winner Williams and Fagg’s Boa MISS INTELLECT ASKA KAY 56% 5 3 59% 6 55. 8 50% 7 56% 3 6 2 S74 if in WAIN Mom ehe 1 6 7 2 5 8 4 le 0 Just lasted 60 "* Almost up *) Late rall; ‘i Some wide * Crowded early ' Tiring 0 "4 Off late “+ Blocked early ling Roy—Kay Roo Quiniela (5-6) 20.80 . Date of Last Race EROSION Date of Last Race 23 2-4" FOURTH Time—32.4 Iva Leone 58 2 3 Silent Profit 65 4.2: 2-5' Tendresse 55% 5 2- 4* Scalpel 64 1 2- 4° Slim McVey 2- 4° Reckless Trudy. 2- 4* Front Rank Came again 4 2d in foto } Late speed 60 *} Outrun str. .20 * Some wide 7.60 * Fading 9.30 °§ No factor 2-4 56 Winner—Cliff Waller’s White and Brii Susanville Judy Ann IVA LEONE SILENT PROFIT TENDRESSE 64 6 53% 3 71 7 8 = idle -~ & se ss Powe nicn 8 13: 90 *° Crowded early ., JJanuary, 1950. Hell Hound— 3.40 3.60 2.60 Quiniela (1-3) 41.20 Time—o2.2 Date of Last Race 2-4° Anna O 2- 4° Payette 2- 4° Top Bracket 2- 4° Jack Kochman 2- 4° Jewell’s Trump 2- 4' Mack Truck 2 7 Want Winner—Fred Palermo’s Light Telling Me ANNA O. PAYETTE TOP BRACKET SIXTH RACE—5-16 MILE | 63% 2 pb ae 4. 63 = 4. 3 4. “i 5. sa 8. 6 5. 3: 5. “+ Bump. 1st tn. = 13.90 * Wide 1st turn 8 50 *° Bump. 1st tn. August, 1949. Tungo—She’s 5.00 4.40 Quiniela (1-2) 44.80 5.60 Bauwe wom Baemowacn TomrsMEoNn B s 88 Pooswawn SEVENTH RACE—5-16 MILE Time—32 6 ™ 250 — In final'stride a 4.40 ** Wide str. = 12.60 +} Inside route = 6i hed 2-5‘ Last Summer 63 2. 5" Katy S 39 2- 5‘ Cute Paddy 53 2-5* Agent 63% 2-5* Luck 3% 2-5* Bill Proverb 6 2- 5* Broady 64 2- 5* Divine Devil 79 Winner—Fred Whitehead’s Black, Imp.—Kansas Girl LAST SUMMER KATY S. «a OW m Aw OT BS Vounwanes oo EB 88 Por annwnw * CUTE PADDY EIGHTH RACE—S-16 MILE 61% 44 70 56 24 a Date of Last Race 2-7 2- 5° 2- 5° 2- 5° 2- 5° 25° Time—32.3 Final stride 60 * Juste missed 40 *+ Outrun str. 70 *4 Inside route mour Time Captain Rebel Lucky Teter Globe Trotter Honest Honey 2-5° Blue Tinsel 2. 5° Herb’s Pride Winner—FredWhitehead’s Red D. Victory HYMOR ALL TIME CAPTAIN REBEL Date of Last Race NINTH RACE—5-16 MILE 2- 5° Spittin’ Image aS 842 2 1 2- 4° Honest Bi 4% 5 2- 4° Avenger TAY 2- 4° Jaden 68% 2- 5° Magnate 18% 2-5° Fire Hazard J 24 sae ede 66 5.80 * No factor 2- 4° Joy Street 60% 8 -5.60 ** No factor Winner—Mrs. H. E. Russell’s Red D., | Feb, 1 e Real Red—Sweet Image 2.60 SPITTIN’ IMAGE 9.40 6.40 by Py Quiniela (5-8) 23.00 80 * Some wide 90 "t Raced wide 40 *§ No factor 80 Fi Cort “* No mishap ‘ellow, Imp.—Ace’s ag2e82e F FFE Taumoneae Sila FS EF. Quiniela (3-7) 53.00 Time—31.3 As he pleased * Forced pace Late drive Forced wide Raced wide Inside route 0009 AT et OD HONEST BBUDDY AVENGER Pompano ROK, *® Nips Conchs Fri. x «rk te Spittin’ Image Cops Win Ketek DESPERATION SHOT IN FINAL SECONDS GIVES VISITORS TWO POINT MARGIN The Pompano Bean pick- ers captured a two- point win over the Key West | High School basketball! squad here Saturday night but when they went back| upstate, they knew for sure that they had been in a cou-} ple of ballgames. On Friday | night they eked out a 57-54 win over the Conchs. They gained the win Sat- urday conds of play when John Wood, Pompano center cut loose with a long set shot that split the meshes to pro- vide the winning margin. Key West fought like demons throughout the contest to hold the taller visitors to a virtual tie. Foul shooting was the order of the even- ing and the Conchs inability to click in this department may well have cost them the verdict. Key West hit for just 17 out of 32 tries from the foul line. The teams were never separated by more than four points. through- out the contest. Key West sent the visitors back on their heels in the opening quar- close, in the final 15-se-| TAKES KEY WEST KENNEL CLUB FEATURE RACE BY FOUR LENGTHS By JIM COBB Citizen Sports Editor Mrs. H. E. Russell’s Spit- |tin’ Image, who is fast gain- \ing a reputation as the dog jto beat at the Key Were Ken- from behind in bis Saat jnel Club oval, triumphed | win looms as the favorite -- over a blue ribbon field in| peodlyrent ieee ee oe |the feature race at that/improvement over his last jtrack Saturday night. His formance. Mrs. E. F. Wulf's Pretty | ones of 31.3 seconds estab- ners, Honest Buddy and Avenger. The winner paid 9.40, 4.00 and 2.60 while Honest Buddy returned 6.40 and 3.00. Avenger paid 2.80 for show. Hefty payoffs were the order of the evening when the Daily Double, More Corn and Thankful paid ~ 158.80. The first race of the ing produced a Quiniela of In tonight’s feature, Maynard, kennel mate of Avenger, who som, oe has been in close ters in her last two outings, lished a new track record for | lot of finish speed and could the 5/16 mile course. pumgtieaiske age oie a - Starting from the number | shown improvement each will be a close contender jout the race. Other entries in the feature clude Kris Adams (who has finish- ed in second place in two of her jeight spot, the winner * took ;the lead at the halfway point and finished a good four lengths ahead of the se- cond and third place win-' Page 6 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN last three outings), Wilshire, Senor Cece, Melody Sis, and Jack Monday, February 9,.1953 eb atet t tht ttttttttsat \ WHY GAMBLE?... TRADE AT HOME BE SAFE AND SURE MPs Date of Last Race FIFTH RACE—5-16 MILE 2- 4*° Silque 63 ari? 4. 2- 4° Derby Roll 63% 3 2 6. & 4 Justan Image 51% 3° 1, 2- 4° Good Find 16 44 9. 2-4" Sign Here 55% 5! 12. 12. S ter when they jumped into a 12- 10 lead. However, Pompano came back to hold a 25-24 edge at the halftime. Glynn Archer, with 17 points, led the scoring parade for the Conchs while Stu Logun dumped in 11. Welch, with 14 and Mashburn with 12 points paced the Bean- pickers. Date of Last Race TENTH RACE—S-16 MILE 2- 5° Really True 2 2-5" Julienne Time—32.3 * Easily * Forced pace ‘+ Wide turns *t Good effort * Fadin; "+ Crowded early 1° Bump. Ist tn. al Red—Sweet Image Quiniela (2-3) 11.20 YOUR LOCAL DEALER WILL GIVE YOU COMPLETE SATISFACTION KEY WEST AUTOMOBILE DEALERS . RENtLY TRUE ASSOCIATION PTE’S aHOST FISISIZASILILLLLS LLL \K. W. Sub Group . Gains Win In Bowling Tourney The Key West Submarine Re- fitting and Training Group topped the New London, Conn. Submarine Base Afloat keglers in the finale of the Submarine Force bowling urnament at the Naval Station Alleys Friday afternoon. Key West went into the finals needing only one point to clinch the title and after losing the first game to the Afloat, the locals came back to win the second and the tournament. Final results were Key West - 5 points; New Longon Afloat - 4 points; and New London Ashore - |3 points. The outstanding bowler of the tournament was Charlie Gilder- sleeve, seaman apprentice of the Afloat team, who had games of , | 162, 152, 226, 202, 154 and 257, giv- ; |ing him an average of 192 for the _ |tournament. He was awarded tro- phies for total pins and high game by Rear Admiral George C. Craw- .. |ford, USN, Atlantic Submarine ) | Force Commander. + | Members of the Key West team each received trophies for their ef- .|forts in winning by the Admiral. | The winning team members had _ | the following total pinfall: Charles | Cotsalas, 1049; Victor Sardella, | 1045; William Marchin, 1043; Julian | Herbert, 1042; and Jack Brown, +1004. | The seven high total pinfall men Handily *) Met interfer. *4 Interfered °3 Wide ist turn * Collid. ist tn ™! Fading *i Bump. ist tn. * Bump. ist tn. Dnalkes, Imp.~ p ae Hee 2- 4° Jenny Mc 54% 6 2- 4* Up Trail 19% A 2- 4’ Roose Goose 64% 78 Winner—Paul Sutherland’s Brindle Bs, oeohen, 18, Sparkle Again 5.20 4.40 SILQUE 11.00 ; 820 420 Quinlela (1-6) 72.60 40 WAM mee 2 5 4 3 6 7 8S3ssss 2-4 Betish Laie 2-5° Bright I Winner—Mrs. Mussel 's Dark Brindle a : 2 compan 85 oo Be FO LL hhh headed, There are about 24 living spe- cies of crocodile. By DERBY ROLL JUSTAN IMAGE DOG RACES TONIGHT POST TIME 8:15 P.M. 10 RACES NIGHTLY QUINIELAS --- DAILY DOUBLE EVERY RACE Ist and 2nd RACES NAO ILM OR EE PARKING — BUSES EVERY 14 HOUR NO MINORS ADMITTED Admission 25c & SUPERVISED Aaty MUTUEL BETTING KEY WEST KENNEL CLUB STOCK ISLAND |of the tournament will represent | the Submarine Force in the Atlan- | tic Fleet Championship to be held | at Norfolk, Va., Feb. 16. They are: | C. Gildersleeve, 132; J, Shelp, 181: C. Cotsalas, 174; V. Sardella, 174; ind W. Marchin, 173. Alternates are: J, Herbert, 173 and D. W. Remley, 169. Team manager is | John Littley and officer in charge. is Lt. J. Brown. | Sports Mirror By The Associated Press TODAY A YEAR AGO —Cary lecaff of Memphis won the $10,000 El Paso Open Golf Tour. nament with 269 —— 19 under par. FIVE YEARS AGO — Ralph Branca, Brooklyn pitching ace. signed his contract for a reported $14,000. 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