The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 16, 1953, Page 6

Coral Gables Edges Conchs WOR xk x xk Jaden Ties Track Record kkk Strong Second Half Gives The Upstaters 64-46 Win Over Locals After a stirring first half battle here Saturday night, the Key West High school basketball ‘squad ran out of steam and the crack Coral Gables cagers captured a 64- 46 win, which marked the third loss in a row for the Key Westers. The Conchs apparently fell victim to the ravages of agrueling schedule when, after losing two straight con- tests by but two points, they appeared to be heading for another thriller Saturday night when they held the Gables to a 13-13 tie at the end of the first period and the halftime saw them knot- ted at 29-29, which is exact- ly the same situation Key West ran into during their Sunshine Park Will Continue | Its Operation , MIAMI (®—A major overhaul of personnel will enable Sunshine Park near Tampa to centinue rac- ing operations, Dr. Curtis Hag- gard, chairman of the Florida State Racing Commission, says. Dr. Haggard said Sunday-he had discussed a report from the track directors with Gov. Dan McCarty and they agreed the track could continue operations because it was “Taking steps in the right direc- tion.” The Commission had ordered the track to “clean up or close up” after it reported touting, bookmak- ing and the presence of juveniles amdng other undesirable condi- tions. The track’s chief of police, Mau- rice Gilbert, and two stewards have resigned, directors reported; and J. S. Siers, former chief of detectives at St. Petersburg, will succeed Gilbert. John T. Morrissey Jr., Lexing- ton, Ky., nationally-known racing official, has accepted a post as | steward and will begin his duties today, directors said. Hollis Rine- hart Jr., Miami attorney and state steward under Gov. Millard Cald- tilt which they lost to the Kentucky’ Military Institute on Friday night. But. theGables quintet began to move in the» second half of the contest when they rolled up a total of 35 points. The locals could not get click- ing in‘ the scoring department at this time despite inspired play on the part of Glynn Archer, who led the Conch scoring for the even- ing with 13 points and Julio Hen- rieuez, Bob Sawyer and Stu Lo- gun. He Key West shooting showed ‘oss of aeeuracy which: has vcd them throughout the sea- and generally, ihe visitors had wuch in the way of court ex- --9 fd Ball handling for the i five to cope with. 1 perhaps the Friday ball- which they won and then (o” the: Kentucky five, took e of the starch out of the 1 ballplayers. At the end: of ¢ regulation distance in that ball- game, Key West, in reality, had a one point edge although it was thought that»the contest was all tied up. The locals lost a two point decisioh in an overtime period, howéVer, Saturday, night’s loss was a de- cisive one however. Wayne Killen, with 26 points paced the winners in the scoring department. The summary: KEY WEST (48) Player-— FG FT Archer, f — Henriquez, f —. Sawyer, ¢ — Carbonell, ¢ _.. Logun, g White, ¢ Salgado, g ——__.. ia t4 slmom Totals— CORAL GABLES Player— Gaunt, f Mayuiers, f - Killen, f - Steiner, c Ingram, g Quillian, g Gonzalez, g ~~ uhmewenu $1 eronesdl oedmag (cusreoud love Total— Key West .. 13 16 11 Gables ... 13 16 17 Referee, Schultz; Umpire, Adkins| Outboarders May Aid Sea Scouts At the regular Friday night neeting of the Outboard Club, Bill on and. Bob Reed brought a proposal, that the Club or a Sea Scout Troop. Both bers talked at length on the The Club gave an un- s vote of approval to the eal. Plans were ironed out for the holding of a Merchants Regatta in Garrison Bight, March ist s race has been discussed with of the Key West Merchants | met with approval. It will be an added attraction for the tourist as well as the home fans. David Nason was appointed chairman ef the Regatta, The boats will carry the name \ of the Merchant sponsoring it. \ Merchants will be asked to offi- \clate at the races. It will be their} With the Outboard Club taking back seat, with the exception of | the actual drivers, who will fol-/ low the sponsors instructions. Mer. chants wishing to enter boats, con- | tact David Nason Tel 23-6180. well, has been invited to become the ‘other steward. Sunshine Park also added a fourth patrol judge so the back- stretch could. be watched. The Racing Commission said that sec- tion previously was unpatrolled and there were reports of rough riding tactics there. Dr. Haggard said the Commis- sion’s ultimatum appeared to have brought steps in the right direc- tion and the track will continue “under the close supervision of the Racing Commission and of law en- forcement authorities.” Directors said there was “‘abso- lutely no truth or foundation in fact oy the current rumors that control or be a ap ne interest in Sunshine Park is for sale.” The report to Dr. Haggard was signed by W. Frank Hobbs, Sam- uel C. Lombardo, John C. Masoni, Justin V. O’Connor Jr., and C. C. (Mil6) Vega Jr. Sunshine park opened Jan. 15 to operate 51 days, ending or March 14. Island City Loop Starts 2nd Half The Island City Basketball League will go into it’s semifinal week at the Key West High School Gym tonight, beginning at 7:00 p. m. and featuring 3 games. In the first game its General Elec- trie VS Grace Lutheran Church. At 8:00 p. m. Key West Out- board Motors will meet Evans En- terprises and at 9:00 p. m. Jay- cees VS Junior Varsity. Close and j interesting games are being play- jed in the league to only a hand- Captures Duel With Spittin’ Image Friday Cliff Waller’s four year ‘old greyhound, Jaden, finish- led strong Saturday night in \the feature race at the Key West Kennel Club to edge Spittin’ Image in a stirring duel. Jaden captured the win in just 31.3 seconds over the 5/16 mile course to tie the track mark held by Spittin’ Image. Honest Buddy, another strong finisher ran third in the race. The winner, starting from the number eight position re- turned a whopping 23.20 to win, 7.00 to place and 7.80 to show. Spittin’ Image paid 3.00 and 2.40 while Honest Bud- dy paid 2.80. In an evening marked by giant payoffs, the Daily Double, Cover Dust and Cute Paddy; paid 189.20. The first race Quiniela returned 152.- 60 when Cover Dust and Scapel finished in that order. Ponight, another pack of top dogs go to the post in the Kennel Club feature with Mort, a frisky juvenile, fa- vored to copa win. Last week, in a special feature at the Stock Island oval, this classy pup won easily. But tonight, he will have a tough time ef it since top dogs such as Irene Hill, Flighty, Brash, Brindle Comer, Navy Diver, Nick Lutz and Foolish will be on tap to furnish compet- ition. Post time is 8:15 p.m. ful of fans. That most of the teams are well matched is shown by the standings. With five remaining games for jeach team, any one of the top four teams could wir the Champ- ionship. If you like basketball, why not be at the Key West High Gym tonight. Standing of clubs: Team— Won Lost Evans Enterprises _._. 8 2 Grace Lutheran Church 7 K. W. Outboard Motor .. 7 General Electric __. 5 JayCees 2 Junior Varsity cara 2 3 5 7 10 JayCees and Grace Lutheran Church have one _ postponed game. onight’s Entries (NOT POST First Race — 5-16 mile Texas Pick Jack Me Daisy Mohawk Cold Gold Lody Lancer Flinch Judy Go Inkey Racer Second Race — 5-16 mile Slim Marquard Jim Me Black Connie Outrageous My Charlotte Top News Jerry Bender Veil Third Race — Futurity Carolyn Bener Mutate Fiction Lad Mim Newton Topsey Sue Toma Diplomat Fourth Race — 5-16 mile Angus Harvest Call Authentic Laurel Wood Jan-Jan Shuffle Off Here's Luck Bwtty Bob Fith Race — 5-16 mile Kiss ta Dark Want Capital My Tess Sal Zavalla Susanvilie Miss Lateliect POSITIONS) Sixth Race — 5-16 mile Troublesome Telecast Peck Probie My Bitsey Black Issue Flashy Reward Jack Kochman Seventh Race —— 5-16 mile Wise Mike Lustre Gal Buzzie Bee Thankful Mack Truck Mystery Map Gail Lee Joyous Miss BIGTH Race — 5-16 mile Payette Damocles Honey Rebel Maynard Painted Movable Good Find Jack O'Lish Ninth Race — 5-16 mile Faleon Claw Bee's Trouble Some Mix Reckoning Keen Kut Kris Adams Buddy Reward’s Captain Rebel Tenth Reco — 5-16 mile Cameron Hilander Ester Reed Tumble Time Run Mike Run Hl Queen Magnate Senior Sensation Summer Special | EL. corron, “inc, a Florida corporation, vs QU! vIET 7 ARTHUR CHARLES FINK etc ae oral Defendants NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: Arthur Charles Fink and ———— Fink, his wife; if he be married; Oliver Frank Fink and ee his wife, if he be married; Florence L. Shaw and Leonard Shaw, her husband; All of the unknown helrs, de- visees, legatees or creditors aga x Key West Kennel Club Result Charts Saturday, Feb. 14th Date of Last Race 2-11" Date of Last Race Cute Pa Sinratler iss Spot Broady Ip Winner—E. F. Snipes’ Red etindle B., May, 1951. Secret CUTE PADDY SUN-TATTLER MISS SPOTT FIRST RACE—S-16 MILE SECOND RACE—5-16 MILE 53% 69% 54 Time—32.4 2 YY 30 pO y 40 90 70 13. 22. 1 6. 3.40 4.30 4. 54 "23.60 * Weakened Winnér—Paul Sutherland’s Red Fawn B., January, 1950. Style King— 28.60 13.60 14.20 17.60 8.00 Quiniela (4-5) 152.60 3.20 * Evenly *4 Outrun str. * No factor * Shut 5.80 -3.40 3.80 3.00 Daily Double—Cover Dust and Cute Paddy Brig 189.20 Date of Last Race 2-11° Erosion 2-10° Dian Hill 2-10 Little Secret 2-11° Nevelyn 2-10° Shining Sue 2-11° Joe Blow Gail Fax 4 52 61 Respectful le Winner—F, B, Stutz’ Black B., EROSION - DIAN HILL LITTLE SECRET Date of Last Race Date of Last Race Vendome Jet Roll Thought Jenny Mc Jewell’s Trump Mae Bender Kitten JET ROLL THOUGHT 50—Legal Notices. IN THE CIRCUIT oe = THE SIXTEENTH JUD! IN AND FoR MONROE 10 COUNTY, FLORIDA ie — Pe og claiming by, through or under H. Davis Lowe and John Ca- rey, deceased, and all other persons whomsoever claiming or having an interest in the rennet gad described property, to-wit: All of the following described property which overlies or lies within the boundaries of: Lots 3 and 4 and N% of Lot & of MODEL LAND COMPANY'S SUBDIVISION, as recorded in Plat Book 1, at Page 68, of the Public Records of County, Florida, to-wit: Lots 1 through 9 Block 5; Lots 1 through 24 in- elusive, Block 6; Lots 1 Sone inclusive, Block 7; _ Lots through 4 inclusive, Block = Lots 1 through 27 inclusive, Block 9; Lots 1 bgp = nar elusive, Block “ through 14 incl through 31 inclu Lots 1 and 2, Lots inclusive, Lots 11 inclusive, Block 14; ‘ (also known as Tract “A") ye Monroe inclusive, Tots a Block 11; hrough 9 ag 12 ing South of Block 10 and East of Block 11, all of BOWEN'S Fes peed to RIVIERA VIL- 2, at page “107 of the Public Records Florida; Also all of the following de- seribed property which over- Nes or lies within the boundar- jes of the W% of NW% and NEY of NW% of Section 12, Township 61 South, Range 39 cy in Monroe County, Flori- of Monroe County, All of Block 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 a inclusive of the Tract desi ea as Tract “A™ (sometimes ferred to as Tract 4) lying Southerly of Block 10 and Easterly of Block 11; Lots 1 through 14 tnclusive, Lots 31 through 31 inclusive of Block 11; Lete 2 a Lets through 9 both A! = il and 12, adage | DDETION VILLAGE, 2. page 107 of the Pablic erds of Monroe County, Pioride. You are hereby aotified ‘thet a DI ef complaint to quiet titte has m filed against you, and you are hereby required to serve @ copy of your answer to the bill ef complaint on the plaintiffs attor- ney, B. EB Hendricks and Padgett & Teasley. Firat National | Bull@ing. Miami 32, Florida, o fie the original answer in the of- fice of the Clerk of the Gees Court on or before the tnd da: March 1963, im default ef w | the allegations of said bill of com- {platet with be taken as confessed against you. Dated as Key ‘West, Florida thie the 23th day (Seal) Clerk of the Circuit Court By (ed) Florence K Sa Deputy Clerk fend THIRD RACE—5-16 MILE 60% 56% 51% me “FOURTH RACE—5-16 MILE FIFTH RACE—5-16 MILE 62% 1 65 8 4 Best "Fair 7.60 *"4 Fell 5 al aie 1 S ee he 09 2.00 69 Ms ee faa acta Oe ae gsr ewe ry > ae ae 2 3 o 5" ee Hy 6.10 2.40 2.30 16.60 60 80 60 40 *3 Wide Um 09 20000 A269 00 OD OE IM ADOMWE 4 10. 16. 5. 14.20 6.40 4.40 3.00 Page 6 (Miami Jackson |2-Horse Duel Seen ), « {Lops Big Ten Court Action ST. PETERSBURG # — Miami Jackson topped Big Ten High School basketball teams today with an 11-1 record. The Miamians whipped two con- ference foes last week, Jackson- ville Jackson 54-36 and Landon of Jacksonville 53-44, Ft. Lauderdale and Jacksonville Lee, up at the top with Miami ckson all season, each dropped a game. Ft. Lauderdale lost to Miami Edison in an upset but de- feated Lakeland for an 11-2 mark | and second place. Lee, whipped by tail - ender West Palm Beach, slipped to third place with 10 victories and 2 losses. The standings: w Miami Jackson 11 Ft. Lauderdale u Jax Lee 10 Jax Jackson 8 i Gt. 7 833 1 2 2 2 800 Saved for win ood Time—32.2 In last stride ™ OQutfinished “i Early speed “More Taxes—Silver peg Quiniela (4-5) 16.60 if *. Closed gap * No factor 7380 »* Faded steadily 16.70 “3 Collided oe 4.20. Quiniela (3-8) 22.40 4.60 Time—32.3 Box to wire Outside route Evenly, wide No mishap No factor Faded : of acer Outrun .60 os Quiniela, (1-5) 22.00 Time—32.3 Tiring at end 4 Outside route *§ Outrun str. *t Evenly *} Slowly * Faded steadily Finish ‘t No factor Winner—F. B. Stutz’ Dark Brindle B., iaeic: 1950. Razor’s Edge~ THE KEY WEST CITIZEN 2-10" 2-11" 2-10° 2-11* 2-10" 2-11¢ 2-11° 2-11° Rav ROUTER 2-11¢ 2-11° 2-11" 2-11° 2-11° 2-115 2-11° 2-11* Stiri Iva off WE'RE TELLING YOU GLOBE TROTTER Date of Last Race Time—32.2 Up on outside of rest ens effort ie Lue! 2-11" ro Ist 2-11° Pas! LUCK 2-12° 2-11° 211° 2-11° 211° 2-11" 2-11" 2-11'° Joy Jade JADEN SPITTIN’ HONEST Sst turn 2-11 2-11° Tra 3.20 Quiniela (1-2) 29.40 3.20 eae Monday, February 16, 1953 At Santa Anita ARCADIA, Calif. (W—The $100,- 000 Santa Anita Handicap may have shaped up as a two-horse duel between Mark-Ye-Well and Intent, but the picture is changed | today. Horse experts, after rehashing the outcome of the San Antonio Handicap two days ago, have added at least two challengers to the field. They are Mrs. Rea Warner's Trusting, and Rancho El Refugio’s Mexican champion, Don Rebelde. Date of Last Race Bizarre Router Trene Hill Tendresse Summer Gal Merry Polka Do Dat 59 Winner—F, B. Stutz’ Brindle B., BIZARRE Date of Last Race Foolish We're Telling You Globe Trotter Roose Goose Silent Mies Winner—F, FOOLISH 2-11°° Jack Riboud 2-11‘ Agent 2-11 Sensational Lass Staver 2-11°° Trina 2-11? Reckless Trudy Winner—E. F. Snipes’ Black D., JACK RIBOUD AGENT Date of Last Race Date of Last Race 2-11° Renegade 2-11°° Pete’s Ghost 2-11°° Fire Hazard 2-11° Silque 2-11°° Hymor 2-11° Honest Honey More reg 67% Winner—Cliff Waller's Brindle D. “ADE The 5-year-old Trusting and the | 65 67 39 36 53% 53 51 en Beauty COD OO OATES 4.80 6.00 IRENE HILL ~ o 'S ‘ring News Leone Lucky Teter IRN OAH EL I Em NOD BP eran B. Stutz’ Brindle De by FS wi £8 k £9882 Fe aH mere —Te8 ee NOU ORAM ha’s Lady 54a Epa onmacum a | len Spittin’ Image Honest Bud Really True Wilshire Julienne Top Bracket Street 61 Winner—Cliff Waller’s Red D., - IMAGE BUDDY AUNSerR ame veling Bi field. Farm’s Intent to hang at fourth “place. The race was well run, well won the good time of 1:49 1-5, Calumet’s Mark-Ye-Well must shoulder 130 pounds, and Intent 127, the latter three pounds less than he carried Saturday. Trusting drops from 118 to 112, and Don Rebelde, who carried 112 in the San Antonio, goes at 115. . jthe mile and one-eighth San An- | tonio, leaving the favored Brook- Tampa Hillsborough 7 | Tampa Jefferson Tv | Orlando Boone Miami Edison St. Petersburg | Lakeland Edgewater (Orlando)2 Jax Landon 2 Plant (Tampa) 2 West Palm Beach 1 ae a American - bred, Mexico - claimed | Don Rebelde, 4, ran one-two in| a eheahahertatabatiatatatathatiatatatatatat a_ treat worth repeating SIXTH RACE—S-16 MILE SEVENTH RACE—5-16 MILE s B85 EIGHTH RACE—S-16 MILE Co WHY GAMBLE?... | TRADE AT HOME BE SAFE AND SURE YOUR LOCAL DEALER WILL GIVE YOU COMPLETE SATISFACTION 7 Ta ite a4 Beescees 480 Quiniela (2-7) 18.20 3.00 Esesesese iit : Ht 38 ve i E i rH i il P wong Habs 2e288:.* fi E H Ses g & 8 NINTH RACE—5-16 MILE TENTH RACE—S-16 MILE 48, when a boat capsized shove hice as te Ta River. Bobby Adams ——— Cincinnati Reds led the National Leagve third basemen in assists (328) and total chanes (524) for 1952, Pe New e eee eee ae.