The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 18, 1953, Page 6

cee ing. ort Gains Kenne! Club WinKey West Ke Club ‘Charts ‘Triumphs Over Top Field In Strong Finish | Mort, a classy two year| old owned by the R. K.| Hutchins Kennels, continued in his. winning ways last| night in the Casa Marina} Special race at the Key West} Kennel Club when-he cap-| tured a decisive win over a top field of greyhounds in a brisk 82 seconds over the 5/16 mile course. The winner, hugging the rail, was challenged by Irene Hill, who finished strong but | was outrun in the straight- away. Foolish ran a_ clese} third and was gaining at the} finish. > It was the second win. in as many starts for Mort who | is fast making a reputation | for himself at the Stock Is-| land racing plant. The vic-| tory was rewarded by a} handsome blanket of roses, | presented by Max Marmor-| stein of the Casa : Marina. The winner paid 8.40, 3.40! and 2.60 while Irene Hill) paid a nifty 14.60 to place and 4,00 to show.. Foolish{ feturned 3.00. = A whopping Quiniela of 72.20 was returned on this} trace. | The Daily Double last, night paid 134.80. In addi- tion, in an evening marked} by hefty payoffs, the sec-; ond race returned a Quinie- | la of 161.80. i Tonight, the race of the | erson will be run off! nthe rivalry between | ’ Imege. Jaden and} .¢ is continued, » wo named dogs .vs of the tiack ue Avenger start- . in the current . hes built up a us the dog toj | captured a win; s’ Image last Sat-! : ight when he tied tee mark. & Pleniy of competition will be given by the other dogs! in the race including Re-| spnator, Wilshire, Honest Buddy, Jack Riboud and Renegade. ¢ Post time is 8:15 p.m. ge AGERSTTE MEADET. « sete Page 6 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Wednesday, February 18, 1953 ‘Cage Coach Faces Suit PORTSMOUTH, 0. (®—Basket- ball Coach Newt Oliver of. tiny headaches. He faces a possible legal suit for breaking a contract | with Oakland City College in Indi- ana and his star player, Clarence (Bevo) Francis, has threatened to quit the team. Oakland City College Athletic Director Delbert Disler charged yesterday Oliver is running out March 4. Oliver replied he won't play Oakland City even if the col- lege sues him. “They can sue me all they want,’ he told newsmen after Rio Grande beat Lockbourne Air Force Base, 95-80, here last night. “I am going to play Wilberforce University in the Cleveland Arena on March 4, and that’s definite.” Francis, who plunked in 47 points last night to run his single- season total to 1,646 i. 33 games, in an interview over radio station WPAY, said he would quit the team unless Oliver scheduled big- ger-name teams. Rio Grande has opposed small schools this season. Oliver’ answer, to that was he was attempting to schedule games {with Seattle Univerity. and the University of Hawaii next year. Oliver said he contracted for the Oakland City College game last fall, before Rio Grande achieved national fame behind Francis’ na- tional collegiate record - breaking achievements. Later he contracted to play Wil- berforce on the same date. He said he offered to play Oakland later in the season but the offer was refused by Disler. He said. he then sent Disler a check for $106 to cover cancellation of the con- tract. Disler said yesterday be was returning the check to Oliver. Rio Grande, undefeated this year, had a $75 guarantee to play Oakland City, the same amount Rio Grande assured the team for an appearance at the Ohio school last year., “We figure it cost us $500 to make the trip to Rio Grande last year -- transportation ard taking care of 16 boys for three days,” Disler said. “All we're asking is an even shake, but. Coach Oliver has been completely © unreason- able.” Oliver said he believed Oakland City was trying to take advantage of Rio Grande’s success. Make-Believe Ends MOBILE, Ala. (®—Tired Mobil- ians and visitors got back to real- ity today after almost, two weeks of mad Mardi Gras make-believe. Carnival noisemaking died down at the stroke of midnight. Lent and the season of penitence began. Many attended church services today. Parading on Mardi Gras Day began before noon. Public. mask- ing and street dancing were the order of the day. | Rio Grande College today has twr | on a contract ‘to play his school! FIL Teams To Play Here During July In Regular. Season Series of Florida International League baseball games. will” be | played there in Wickers Stadium ‘during the month of July, it was jlearned last night from a reliable source. The teams that will play will not. be known till. the full FIL schedule has been completed. Due to the Miami Beach Flamingos moving to- Fort Lauderdale this week, the scheduling had to wait till the move was assured. This is not the exhibition that has already been booked for April 10, 11, and 12. Those teams are the Maimi Sun Sox and Fort Lauderdale. As soon as more details on this ean be made available, the full schedule of the series of games will be published. Eighty Golfers To Tee Off In Tourney ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. — Eight par-busters, headed by Har- vie Ward, the British Amateur champion, led a record field of 80 in the second qualifying round of the tournament of golf club champions today. Today’s scores wiil be added to yesterday’s to pick a champion- ship flight of 32 who begin match play Yhursday on the 6,367-yard Ponce de Leon course. Ward, of Atlanta, came in yester- day with a five-under 67. Other low scorers included Bob White and Ed Hopkins, both of Waycross, Ga., who were in a four- way tie for fifth with 71s. De- fending champion Bill (Dynamite) Goodloe of Valdosta, Ga., was way back, tied for 18th with five others who ,had 75s. Mixed Golf Play To Get Underway ORLANDO, Fla. (®—Champion- ship play began today in the Inter- national “Mixed Two-Ball golf tour- nament with two veteran teams of professionals and a pair of young amateurs shooting. off a tie for medalist honors. Babe Zaharias and George Boles- ta, Patty Berg and Pete Cooper, the pros, and Mary Lena Faulk and Don Bisplinghoff, the ama- teurs, qualified Tuesday with three unéer par 68s. They'll try to break the tie by comparing their first-round cards today. Match play continues through Sunday. ‘ Mrs. Zaharias, who shared the title last year with Al Besselink, toured the 6,454-yard Dubsdread course with fellow Tampan Bolesta in 33-35 Tueseay. Miss Berg, Min- i FIRST RACE—S-16 MILE a4 59 53% 49 Date of Last Race Blind Alle: Crystal Ghost Jackie Ward Wynelle Exciting Nice Tr; Star Rider 2-14? 2-14' 2-147 2-14" 2-14" 2-14° 2-14" Justa Harmony 60% Winner—Fred Palermo’s Black BLIND ALLEY CRYSTAL GHOST JACKIE WARD Date of Last Race Also Mill Town Lone Andy Chicle Shattering * 2-14* Stop Over ae 2-11‘ Brave Burton r 28. 2-12’ Fancy Times 6 66 8 45. Winner—Mrs. H. E. Russell’s Black B., January, 1950. All Pleasant ALSO 21.20 10.40 8.00 MILL TOWN 10.40 9:60 Quiniela (1-7) 161.80 LONE ANDY 2.80. Daily Double—Blind Alley and Also paid 134.80 Date of Last Race TH:RD RACE—FUTURITY 57 62 54 67 0% 57% 65 ReawHumanwo 4.20 - Quiniela (2-8) 17.40 Out SECOND RACE—S-16 MILE 73 i zr as 23 3 ¢ 214° 2-10" 2-14" 2-12° i & 9. 6. 2. 1. 6. 6. F ee Z ° a) Bys8ses8 Ey a Ou Steppin’ Frank— Time—29.4 Strong finish * Outrun str. 4.90 * Good effort 4.40 *? No mishap 17.20 * Ev 10,80 °° No factor 3.80 ‘© Outrun 8 9.90 ** Dull effort , July, 1951. Never Blue—Glad a2 PV phat SS 2.3 34 2-14° Genteel 2-14° Charlie Bender 2-12* Judy’s Pick 2-12° GeneHuff 2-12 Islander 2-12° Elva 2- 4° Ramadan Red Key 674 Winner—Olympic Kennels’ Dark Eye GENTERL CHARLIE BENDER JUDY’S PICK Date of Last,Race Mote In Person Loudeal 4:10 4.60 3 5 6 7 8 HER oo Boom owner 4 5 6 7 § 8 dle B. Ss 8 + 2.60 4 3.00 Quiniela (6-8) 22.80 3.00 FOURTH RACE—FUTURITY 5. 4.60 Time—30 ‘9 . Easy winner * Good effort 2-14* 2-14° Tuesday, Time—32.4 Date of Last Race Britanas Winner—Cliff Waller's CAREFUL. SIR LENNOX Date of Last Race 2-14" Bill Proverb 2-14" . Glen. Page 2-14". Accidental 214° Katy 2-14" Clever Guy 2-14%° Winner—R.-K. Hutchings’ Tola Rea” BILL PROVERB GLEN PAGE CCIDENTAL Date of Last Race 2-12" Henry D 14° Beguile 2-14 Little ~ 2-12" Pretty Bi 2-52° 2-14" Ail Time 2-14° British Isle Winner-—Fred Paiermo's Brindle RY D. Date of Last Race 2-14" Mort 2-14* Irene Hill 2-14". Foolish: 2-14* Flighty 2-°¢° Navy Diver Kid. Rodney som 53 ring Charlie t SIXTH RACE—S-16 MILE 3 Yvan 7 = si 2 64% - 54 eo ™ 2 No factor 8 Pe ea Edge—Wintra 280 Quinicla (3-7) 14 = ) 14.80 “SEVENTH RACE—S-16 MILE Fane a meen ad nr 00 09 to or 3 i MADURO "3.40 8.00 es 8 | 82 e i 5 7 el Al 63558 whip sie P ES 89-3 H+ OD em 09 OD | REVI ROM CON ORO ogame Bone oz Z Brindle D., July, 6.60. 3.60 3.00 3.80 Ray Quiniela (3-8) 13.80 5 EIGHTH RACE—S-16 MILE 56% ruer 564 2 36 a 52 a) = = - 8. 21.60 August, 1949. Tungo—She 8,00. 3,60 400 $20 Quiniela (58) 25.20 NINTH RACE—S-16 MILE DWanuar 07 Om COR Oo Hugged rail aoe str. Wide str, 2-14 Dreamie Sir 2-14° Really Rare 2-13 Lucky Par Blew By ‘i 2-10° Teacher's Choice Winner—Edward F. Wulf’s MOTE IN PERSON LOUDEAL wererenne co io arm cr te mince ® * Tired early .40 * Wide ist turn 90 * No factor 10.60. Forced wid 60." wide ., May, 1951. Faro—Feminine Frill 40. 3.80 6. . 420 620 Quiniela (2-8) 16.00 5.40 pm ar woe ES Date of Last Race FIFTH RACE—S-16 MILE 2-14° 214° Martha Jo Respectful Migrator Refunder Vv itepper Charlie Fax Linda 2-14° 2-14* 2-12* 2-14° 2-14° MARTHA JO RESPECTFUL MIGRATOR BASKETBALL RESULTS TUESDAY’S BASKETBALL By The Associated Press N. C. State 108 Wash-Lee 69 West Virginia 89 Richmond 86 Virginia 87 Virginia Tech 85 (ov- ertime) Maryland 79 Wm. Mary 57 McCrary 74 Davidson 64 Western Kentucky 95 Middle Tenn. 57 Erskine 90 Florida Southern 85 Wake Forest 89 North Carolina 63 Furman 105 South Carolina 68 Chattanooga 89 Maryville (Tenn) neapolis, and Cooper, White Plains, | 82 N. Y., had 34-34; Miss Faulk, Thomasville, Ga., and. Bispling- hoff, Orlando, 35-33. Just the kiss of the hops ‘This dry and mellow beer . .. this beer of matchless fla wor is the world's largest seller. 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The Citadel 72 Presbyterian 63 Mt, St. Marys 73 Gallaudet 63 Lynchburg 63 Randolph Macon 57 Georgetown (Ky) 80 Centre 68 Mercer 79 Georgia Tchrs 61 Guilford 103 Atlantic Christian 71 American Univ. 76 Catholic Univ. 30 Knoxville 80 Alabama A & M 74 Jacksonville (Ala) 85 Howard (Ala) 48 Marion (Ala) 128 Southern Union (Ala) 48 Miss Southern 77 New Orleans Loyola 76 Lipscomb 95 Austin Peay 73 Virginia Union 70 Lincoln (Pa) 68 Washington (Md) 85 Western Maryland 68 Lambuth (Tenn) 115 Belmont (Tenn) 89 Fisk 69 Wilberforce (Ohio) 39 Millsaps 79 Miss College 68 Winston-Salem Tehrs 110 Blue- field (W Va) 63 Spring Hill 68 Louisiana College 67 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Erskine 99 Florida Southern 8 HIGH SCHOOL Miami High 49 Miami Jackson 42 Ft. Lauderdale $1 Miami Beach 62 Miami Edison 66 West Palm Beach Hv St. Pats 54 St. Mary’s 51 Lake Worth 62 Stuart 47 | Miami ‘Tech 41 Coral Gables 39 | Pahokee 55 Seacrest 49 | Vero Beach 47 Melbourne 46 {Belle Glade 77 Ft. Pierce SS Rediand 52 South Broward 42 Univ. of Miami “B” 62 Pompano icky Military 49 Sarasota 37 ter (Orlando) SS Boone (Orlando) 51 Winter Park 530 Eustis 39 | Apopka 49 Leesburg 45 Pasco 45 Groveland 44 Lake Wales 56 Auburndale @ Bi 46 Brooksville 37 i iS Ft. Meade 28 Ocala 98 St. Leo 54 | Winter Haven @ Plant City 35 } Brandon @ Wimaums @ Crystal River 33 New Port Richey a hyrhills 41 Webster 29 Lake Placed 4% Okeechobee @ ‘Clearwater 45 Manatee 3 Hill 60 Winner—Edward F. Wulf’s Bi $.3 t-ee a - o 6.40 * Fell jl. Faro—Handy Quiniela (2-8) 24.80 tyr co oo EEEE~* Ast Hai ne 8 ANNA 0. Tonight's Entries Silver: Fritizie Second’ Race — 5-16 mile Blue Tinsel Miss Spott Jenny Me Roose Goose Polka’s Fire Scalpel Trica H Divine Devil f Third Race — Futurity Yardley Plenty Left Foolish Jill Brindle Ike Carbondale Modern Age Viro Instantly Fourth Race — Purturity Prem Little Lake Believe Me Aska Kay Slim McVey Nevelyn Little Secret Dian Hill Fifth Race — 5-16 mile Bighth Race — 5-16 mile More Corn Lodi Summer Gal Boy Comrade Pht Beauty Mohammedan Ninth Race — 5-16 mile Resonator Wilshire Spittin’ Image TODAY A YEAR AGO —~ mar Andersen of | Games at Osle, |_ FIVE | Farms” | year-old {ville Beach Fletcher 36 | Perry 34 Madison 36 j Lake City 38 Live Oak 30 |Lake Butler 43 Starke 4 Ketterlinus 61 Seabreeze 41 Mayo 54 Alachua 9 | RROOKLYN—(Rid: Branford 32 Jackseaville Tech 39 Jimmy Herring, ‘ Daytona Beach Mainland «@ De- | stopped Jimmy Flood, 164, 4 Land You, & ! ¥ f i ff ig ti ee — Comer Date of Last Race No mishap No factor Thru early POA mee 14.60 4.00 3 0 Quiniela (1-3) 72.20 TENTH RACE—S-16 MILE Privy wy 6 Be 3 5+ nm 8 and Ticked B., $40 440 (4.00 4.40 — Quiniela (1-4) 16.60 Two Czechs Are Sentenced To Die VIENNA, Austria @ — Two Czechs have been sentenced death and seven others to prison i 52° gt 3 5 i i i i 2 seicevet i RaIAAwe SRNODE eersers é i June, 1950. 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