The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 10, 1953, Page 5

Wilshire Captures Win In Kennel Club Feature Mon. Gains Two Length) Verdict Over 2nd | Place Melody Sis Wilshire, a four year old brindle, awned by the famed F. B. Stutz eee et an impressive ver- dict lastnight in the feature race at the Key West Kennel Club track. ‘The winher drove wide around the outside to finish two lengths ahead of the runner-up, Melody Sis and three lengths ahead of the third Place, er, Hill Queen. nee paid 7.80, 3.40 and 4.60 le Melody Sis was good for 3.80 and 3.00. Hill Queen returned 4.20. The Daily Double last night, Mystepy Map and Vincente paid 19.80. A trio of classy canines, Forward owned by F. B. Stutz, the Ed Wulf Kennel’s Tenny C. and Cliff Wal- leré’ Lost Trail will be the favor- ites tonight when the dogs go to the post in the feature race of the evening. Tenny C. in particular, having won her last three starts in im- pressive fashion, will be the pup to watch while both of the other contenders have been in the money of late. The remainder of the field, Thataway, Buddy’s Reward, Brit- ish Isle, Last Summer, and Anna O. will be pushing the field in an effort to crack the track record set by Spittin’ Image Saturday night, Post time is 8:00 p.m. Gavilan-Davey Bout Set Wed. Chuck Davey’s attempt to take Kid Gavilan’s weiterweight title on February Mth will be televised nationally by Pabst Blue Ribbon over the CBS television network. Local fans ean hear the scheduled 154 action over CBS, begin- $10'p. m., Eastern Standard Time, > fig first time, this bout matches’ fighters whose careers have deyeloped and progressed to title- under the scrutiny of the TV'camera lens. Both Gavilan and Davey have had a majority of their important main-event bouts televised on national networks. . Kid Gavilan, the Cuban Hawk from Camaguey, gained his first fame he tangled with Ike Williams in a blistering three-bout sine. against Ike Williams in r Two of these bouts were televised on what then was the national network -- west to Chicago and south to Richmond. These Ga- vilan-Williams TV bouts are still discussed as “some of the best ever on television.” Gavilan’s ring style — speed and continual punch- ing, spiced with his patented, flashy lo punch -- brought him to main-event stature soon after his artival in the States in 1946. After a string of matches with the top lightweights and welterweights, including a losing try for Ray Re- binson’s title, Gavilan disposed of Johnny Bratton and Billy Graham to get the vacated 147 Ib. title in 1952. After a ruckus caused by the decision in the Graham bout, Ga- vilan re-emphasized his champion- ship merits by defeating Graham in a second title defense last Octo- ber 5. The Kid has also had suc- cessful title defenses against Gil Turner and Bobby Dykes. Gavilan, 27, began professional boxing in 1943. His record lists 104) Tuesday, February 10, 1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN First Race — 5-16 mile Justa Harmony Thunderette My Tess Mill Town Jackie Ward Crystal Ghost Trica H Vendome Second Race — 5-16 mile Wonderful Time Glen Page Nice Try Star Rider Bill Moore Bill Piper Clever Guy Aloof Third Race — 5-16 mile Suki Sal Charlie Fax Houri Whistling Lad Martha Jo Dian Hill Refunder Fourth Race — Futurity Brindle Ike Linda Hill Bonny. Biddy Mote Gunette Boy Comrade Toma } \ Little { beret Fifth Race — 5-16 mile Instantly Innocence Adjust Teacher's Choice Bridle Comer ‘Blow Li Rod bouts, resulting in 88 wins, 4 draws and 12 losses, Early odds, fluctuat- ing about; the 2 to 1 mark, favor Gavilan’'to retain his title. Chuck Davey, the most popular fighter ta come from the Midwest in many years, tought six feature bouts before the Pabst Blue Rib- bon CBS-TV cameras in 1952. His first,' against Ike Williams, gave him nation-wide recognition and put him into the big-money scraps. Following up with two wins over the then-sensational Chico Vejar and a victory over Carmen Basilio, Davey defeated Rocky Graziano before a large, lively-crowd at the Chicago Stadium on pale Davey’s pro . career gan in 1949 after a brilliant amateur re- cord at Michigan State University. As an amateur Chuck won N. C. A. A. welterweigut honors and was never defeated, He has carried his winning ways into the pro ranks; of his 38 bouts, he had won 36 and drawn twice. His appearance in a title’ bout offers him a dis- tinctive opportunity -- that of be- coming the second college man in boxing history to win a pro cham- pionship, Billy Soose of Penn State, by winning the 160 Ib. title in 1941, has been the only college man to win a pro boxing title thus far. The bout is expected to draw a large erdwd tothe Stadium and a multi-million television audience. Certainly the contrasting styles of the two fighters promises . much action - Gavilan always moving and swinging from the outside and Dvey, with his upright stance and fancy defensive patterns, jabbing quickly from the inside. Page 5 Safeguard Your Valuables Your Bonds Jewelry Insurance Policies Deeds Will Mortgages Stock Certificates and Other Valuable Papers Should Be Kept in a Safe Place. One of Our Safety Deposit Place. SEE US WHILE THEY Boxes is The Best ABOUT 4 BOX ARE AVAILABLE JHE FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK AT KEY WEST MEMBER OF THE F..1.C. Your Friendly Community Bank | Jones, 155%, Yonkers, N. Y. | Toronto - Sixth Race — 5-16 mile Little Lake _ Calloway Lone Andy Shining Sue Genteel Yardley Really Rare Charlie Bender Seventh Race —— 5-16 mile Al’s Boy Honest Fax Brave Bender Prem Respectful Dreamie Sir Bizarre _ Believe Me Eighth Race — 5-16 mile Vandal Speedy .Girl Turning Point Irene Hill Wynelle Raven Beauty Mohammeden Col. Matt Wynn Ninth Race — 5-16 mile Forward Buddy’s Reward > Thataway Last Summer Anna’ O Lost Trail British Isle Tenny C Tenth Race — 5-16 mile llasol Brash Showmenow Claro Little Dusty Withwin Navy Diver Mort Kingfish Entered In JC Tournament A pair of good sized Kingfish were reported, this week as the latest entries in the Junior Cham- ber of Commerce Fishing Tourna- ment. Jack Stout, 3625 Flagler Avenue reported the taking of a 49% inch, 28-pound kingfish while Captain Joseph Toth of the Seaplane Base’ netted one which measured 53% inches and weighed 36-pounds. Sports Mirror By The Associated Press TODAY A YEAR AGO — Fred Wilt won the Baxter Mile at the NYAC Games, timed in 4:10.4, in a race so close that Don Gehr- mann originally was named the winner. , FIVE YEARS AGO — The Cin- cinnati Reds traded shortstop Eddie Miller to the Philadelphia Phils for outfielder Johnny Wyro- stek and cash. TEN YEARS AGO — Capt. G. Herbert Walker, Bill Cox and Lt. W. Potter were disclosed as mem- bers of a syndicate seeking to buy the Philadelphia Phils. TWENTY YEARS AGO—A ca- pacity crowd of 20,000 at Madison Square Garden saw Primo Car- nera, 204, knock out Ernie Schaaf, 207, in the 13th round with a weak left jab which sent Schaaf to the |hospital with a cerebral hemor- rhage. Schaaf later died. Boxing Results FIGHTS MONDAY NIGHT By The Associated Press PARIS — Percy Bassett, 125%, ' Philadelphia, stopped Ray Fame- | chon, 125'2, France, 4 for interim | world featherweight championship. BROOKLY, — Ralph (Tiger) , stop- | ped Marvin Edelman, 161, Philadel- | phia, (9) | TORONTO — Arthur King, 140% Philadelphia, outpointed | Alan McFater, 144%, Toronto (10). | BANGOR, Me. — Reggie Martini | 142, Brooklyn, stopped Babe Mc- | Carron, 146, Brownville Junction, | Me., (3). | CHICAGO — Rocky Casillo, 147% | Chicago, outpointed Dave Shade, ldl‘2. Detroit, (8) JOHNSTOWN, Pa. — Chico Ve- jar, 153%, Stamford, Conn., out pointed Tony Cimmino, 154, Bay- onne, N. J., (10). SAN MATEO, Calif. — Elgardo Romer, 244, Argentina. outpointed , Junior Payne, 275, Oakland, Calif (10.5 Freighter Proceeds Despite Cracked Hull OSLO, Norway “#—The §,000-ton American freighter Mormac was reported proceeding to a Nor Norway port todayand in no im mediate danger despite a crack m her hull. Harstad radio, in North Norway said the ship had refused an to send out a e expected to r on Nor- {sometime today. onight’s EntriesKey West Kennel Club Result Charts Monday Feb. 9th Date of Last Race 2- 5* Mystery Map 2-5? Judy Go 2- 4? Sammy Bender 2- 5* Telecast 2- 4' Well’s Fargo 2- 4' Zavella 2-4 Jim Me 2- 5* Rosie Bender Winner—Paul Sutherland’s Fawn D., Victory MYSTERY MAP JUDY GO SAMMY BENDER Date of Last Race SECOND RACE—5-16 MILE 2- 5* Vincente 63 2 2- 4° Inkey Racer 65% 3 2-5° Veil 64 4 2- 4' Jack Me 6544 6 2- 5? Cold Gold 63% 2 2- 5° Boy’s Trouble 66 7 2-5 Daisy Mohawk 52% 8 5 dl FIRST RACE—S-16 MILE Time—32.4 gs bee be 3.30 As he pleased 2 2 280 * Saved ground 8.00 *° Came again 4 9.10 "i No mishap su 2.80 -? Early factor 6 4.80 i No factor os 14.60 * OQutrun 8 10.90 ** Outrun September, 1949. Blue Map—Buddy’s CN CO 8.60 3.40 3.60 3.20 3.60 Quiniela (3-7) 8.20 18.40 Time—33 20 Easy winner 40 Came again 80 * Good effort 40 * Closed gap 30 80 60 20 y 2. 4 32. * Gave way " No factor * Wide 1st turn * Qutrun Lucky Pilot— 3. a 8. 2. I 2- 4° Shattering 69 x 8. Winner—Manvel Foster's Black Brin Virgie 0.K. VINCENTE 3.80 2.20 ae RACER 8.60 ers 1 Quiniela (1-8) 54.80 Daily Double—Mystery Map and Vincente paid ery Date of Last Race THIRD RACE—FUTURITY 2-5° Nick Lutz 68 2-5* Jan-Jan 614 2- 3" Angus 65 2- 4° Judy’s Pick 35 2- 4° Elva 57% 5 Islander 1% 6 2- 4° Mutate 5642 Tm 5.80 **! Off slowly 2- 4° Impendin; 59% 8 16.30 ** Outrun Winner R. K. Flutchings’ nendie es July, 1951. Reckless Byer—Tola Rea 2.60 NICK LUTZ 3.80 = Quiniela (2-3) 8.00 3 7 2 6 8 5 D. 8 le D., July, 1949. 6.40 Time—30 3.40 Saved for win 3.40 * On outside 9.20 **} Some gain 9.20 ° Gave way 15.60 ** No mishap 2.40 ** No factor JAN-JAN 3.40 ANGUS Date of Last Race Some Mix Laurel Wood Harvest Call Mim Foothill 73 Gene Huff 68 2- 3° Peck 55% 2- 3‘ Virgo 5542 Winner—award F. Wulf's Dark Cadet Kitty SOME MIX uAUREL WOOD HARVEST CALL Date of Last Race FIFTH RACE—S-16 MILE Buzzie Bee 53 3-2 Buddy Hunter 12% y hake fe 2- 2° Taxes Me — 6544 Black Connie 58% My Charlotte 55 Texas Pick 65 2- 52 Outrageous i 2- 3° Doc Keefe Winner—Manuel Foster's Brindle By. Hayworth BUZZIE BEE x 0.1 BUDDY HUNTER 4.20 TAXES ME Time—32.4 Box to wire “+ Closed well 4 ‘i Late effort 6 *t No mishap 7 40 4 Off Late : 5.60 ‘* No factor 8 FOURTH RACE—S-16 MILE 724 bo ee 53% 3 164 64 2.90 5.60 2- 3¢ 7.40 2-3 9.20 2- 5* 2.40 By 26.20 ** Early speed 7.20 “4 Outrun Brindle 5. October, 1951. Mix Em— 5.40. 3.80 6.00 5.40 4.40 py ROC OS C0 00 Bananomwun ss 8 Quiniela, (3-8) 22.20 Time—32.4 Up on inside Wide str. Very wide Even race Blocked early No factor No factor 8 21.40 * Outrun December, 1950. Buzzie Roll—Hattie 25° oF snp tei es Rommoaund seeeeeces 2.60 2.20 Quiniela (1-3) 49.00 2.20 e ane YOUVE GOT Come in—try this news-making Mercury for 1953. You'll discover that you can have both power and economy. You'll find that a big car can be as easy to handle as a sports car. For Mercury's got Unified Design, @ unique type of car construction that integrates all parts for better balance, livelier action. Teamed with the finest V-8 in Mercury history, you get performance that never wilts . . . thrift that's famous . . . and ground « roadability that takes tik out of turns. A road test Costs you nothing but your time. Why not take yours today? Monroe Motors, Date of Last Race SIXTH RACE—5-16 MILE Time—32.3 2- 5° Wise Mike 34-1? 50 Saved ground 2-5" Moveable 56 3 60 * Best of rest 2- 5*° Probie 90 * Outrun str. 2- 5° Careful Sir “t Early s 2- 5°° Painted *! No 2- 5° Sandy Mix 2- 5*° Lady Lancer 2. 5° Flinch 60 Winner—Fred Whitehead’s Red D., 1 WISE MIKE 8.20 440 MOVEABLE 3.80 6.40 Quiniela (2-3) 43.80 PROBIE 5.20 Date of Last Race SEVENTH RACE—S-1¢ MILE 2- 5° Run Mike Run 37 .F 2. 2- 5‘ Impressive hs og 4. 2- 5° Joyous Miss 3 8. aa 54 st 6 5. 6. 13. 13.40 Fell Ist turn 2 4 6 5 7 8 951. K. C. Byers—Ace’s Victory Soanrownrae b Time—32.3 Saved ground + Wide str. * Wide 1st turn ) Fa M, 0 ] 2- 4" Troublesome Fancy Times 2- 4° Top News 5344 Winner edward F. Wulf’s Brind! RUN MIKE RUN IMPRESSIVE JOYOUS MISS Date of Last Race 6s ‘t No factor T a Thru early 8 * Qutrun ay py es oo Boy—Glory Glory Quiniela (5-8) 8.00 a FO eH awwmN Svmmmuewnas Se Seesss EIGHTH RACE—S-16 MILE MRL ESS BASS Summer Special 68 Tumble Time 54% 2- 5° Two-Ee ST 2-5* Henry D 56% 2- 5* Beguile 56% 2- 5° Gail Lee 57a 2- 5° Reckoning 56 2- 5'° Snappy Dixie 58 Winner—Fred Whitehead’s Black —Kansas Girl SUMMER SPECIAL TUMBLE TIME TWO-EE Date of Last Race Time—32.3 2- 5° In a rom 2- 5° , From far back 3d_in foto No_ mishap. Wide ist turn Om OORT FF op 3m on 02 Bo he Bas 3 40 4.40 6.40 . Summer Lightning, Imp. B gpeuenwown 3.20 5.40. Quiniela (1-2) 76.80 3.40 NINTH RACE—5-16 MILE 2- 5° Wilshire 337 2- 4" Melody Sis 55 2- 4'° Hill Queen 4 64% 3 1 6 ae 2 52% 4 56% 8 5 Jul 7. 2- 4° Jack O’Lish 2- 5* Maynard 2-4 Pretty Blossom 2- 4° Kris Adams 2- 4° Senor Sensation —_ ‘67 Winner—F. B. Stutz’ Brindle B., Praag. 's Edge—All Over Town MELODY: SIS 3 li 4 3.00 Quiniela (3-7) 15.20 HILL QUEEN 4.20 Date of Last Race ~ 2- 5° Bee’s Trouble 59% 2- 5° Cameron Hilander 60 2- 5*° Keen Kut 81 2- 5* Whispering Charlie 64 2- 5° Katy S$ 57% 2-5° My Tbitsey 53% 2-5* Ester Reed 55 2- 5° Lustre Gal 51% beta Garg Sutherland's Brindl . BEE’S TROUBLE CAMERON HIGHLANDER KEEN KUT NOTHING TO LOSE EXCEPT YOUR OLD IDEAS! 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