The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 19, 1953, Page 6

Avenger Captures Kennel Club Feature Wed. Edges Jaden, Spittin’ Image; Key Wester Special Tonight By JIM COBB Citizen Sports Editor F. B. Stutz’ Avenger resumed his winning ways last | night in the feature race at the Key West Kennel Club when he edged Spittin’ Image and Jaden, who finished sq cond and third in that order, to pay a whopping 25.20 for a win ticket. To win the race, which was another in the series of stirring duels between these three dogs, the winner was} forced to equal the track mark at 31.3 seconds over the \ 5/16 mile distance previously held by Spittin’ Image and Jaden. Avenger, starting from the num- Cr ber two position, seeded a driving Atlanta ackers finish to gain the win over a pack | io gs af ame. pupnes. ‘Eye Television “’The winner paid 4.60 to place | and 5.80 to show while Spittin’) ,gLANTA a lant: Image returned 2.60 and 2.40. Ja- Crackers wor ie Fareed aps $6 returned an even. 4.00. cushion so they can televise some The Daily Double last night, In- |of their 1953 baseball games. mocence and Blue Tinsel, return-/ the Southern Association club ed-a healthy 98.20. Both the second | announced recently that it would and tenth races paid off Quinielas | sow Ty. of its Monday and Wed- of, se ill b 1 jmesday night games and Sunday ‘Tonight will be a gala evening | afternoon doubleheaders if the At- at the track with the feature race jtanta Junior Chamber of Com. being designated the “Key West) merce sells 25,000 ‘TV-Booster” Checial.”” ticket books for $5 each. The books A crack field has been match: | contain four tickets good fom any ed for this encounter and Ben Kil- Cracker home games Bitrick of the swank Key Wester Tommy Richardson, president of Motel will be on te fe preside the Eastern League, praised the ‘at the presentation ceremonies. | project and said it was the first Track officials have gone all out | constructive step toward combin- and some dogs (hat have proved ing television with minor league to be favorites of local rzcing fans | pasehall: will go to the post. | He told a Jaycee rally here that Silque, an experienced four year television “must live with base- old owned by Paul Sutherland and tele in the minors and pay some trained by C. F. Annis is the dog compensation to be a partner.” to watch. This frisky pup, a fast] Richardson is a member of a finisher, has captured his last two committee studying the effect of starts easily. ; TV on attendance in minor league owever. F. B. Stutz’ Magnate, | cities, Also on the committee is who has finished second ir his| sen’ Edwin Johnson (D-Colo), Ir* tvo outings, running against | president of the Western League. such dogs as Avenger and Jaden, Earl Mann, priesident of the will furnish a threat as well aS|atianta club, said the G@ackers Julienne who has’ been finishing want to televise games to accom- right in there with the best of | vodate fans. them. “However, we must be assured ic gee Sh ee ree Move: | of enough attendance to warrant able, Henry D. and Reckoning will | taxing the tremendous riskvof put- algo be post threats in the race. ‘ting our games on the aif.” Post time is 8:30 p. m. Atlanta televised all home games + . in 1950 when there weeny a few TV sets in the area.“In 1951 Snot ts Mi I or two games a week were telecast. By The Associated: Press TODAY A YEAR AGO—Kansas The club dropped television alto- gether last year. 3 University’s basketball team de- trated Okiohoma AEM. 06-46, for Well Captured F. C. (Phog) Allen’s 700th in a career dating back to! HOBBS, N, M. W—A wild gas ; well near here was capped yester- | day after 14 days of blasting forth a stream of highly inflammable vat 1 FIVE YEARS AGO—Alvin (Bo) MeM tin cu't as Indiana football coach to become coach and gen- | natural gas. esl manager of the Detroit Lions! Cost of the operation in capping for seven years at a reported | the well was estimated at. $300,000 salary of $30,000 per year, | not counting value of the gas which "TEN YEARS AGO—Ray Robin- | was escaping at a rate of 130 mil- son won a 10-round decision over “> feet a day. bo Jackie Wilson for his 130th’ The well choked to a stop after in 131 ‘bouts, 42 of them ‘o. » inv pumps started blasting asa professional. |heavy drilling mud down into the TWENTY YEARS AGO — The | escaping gas stream. Boston Bruins set a season’s hock- ey” mark by swamping the Mon-'| The Chicago White Sox’s 41 treal Canadiens, 10-0. | Spring training games include 16 es | against National League clubs, 10 In the last 18 seasons San Jose | against American, 13 against mi- State’s football teams have won/nor league ‘opposition, and two 19h games, tied 14 and lost 49. against independent teams, /Middleweight Title Picture \To Be Cleared f NEW YORK (®—The last hitch to the first match in the new tour- nament to find an American mid- | dleweight challenger probably will be removed today. Harry Markson of the Inter national Boxing Club said he ex- pects to get a cable early this morning from Jack Solomons, the London promoter, clearing the way for a Paddy Young-Ernie Durando match here March 27. Solgmons got iato the act be- cause Young had signed with him for a fight in London March 17 against Randy Turpin, the former world chamion. It was understocd here that Walter Cartier, a better than’aver- age New York middleweight, had been offered to Solomons: as a re- placement for Young. Durando match yesterday. Several hours later Solomons, in London, release Young from his contract. Then the IBC had another trans- atlantic conversation with Solo- mons and, Markson said, the London promoter agreed to send a cable this morning releasing Young. The new American tournament, which replaced an unworkable 11- man competion, calls for the win- ner of the Durando-Young battle to fight Carl (Bobo) Olson of San Francisco for the American title. When last heard from, Olson and his manager, Sid Flaherty, were violently opposed to this routine, claiming they already had a fight for the “world title’ with Turpin in London June 9. Solomons and Flaberty met sev- eral times while the British pro- moter was in this country last week. But since he has been home Solomons hasn’t said anything signed Olson. Olson has been told, indirectly but in strong terms, that he better give up any ideas of bypassing the American éliminations unless he wants to be bypassed right out of the title picture. Speaking at a New York boxing luncheon, yesterday, Abe Greene, com mer of ihe National Box- ing Association, threatened that the NBA, working with the New York State Boxing Commission, might recognize a fight between Turpin and Charles Humez of France for the world title if American fighters continue to set up “impossible barriers.” Here is the way the tournament probably will end up: Durando vs. Young at Madison Square Garden March 27. Olson vs. the Durando-Young winner somewhere outside New York in May. Turpin vs. Humez at London June 9 with Solomons claiming it as a “world title fight.” The Turpin-Humez winner vs. the remaining American at a New York ball park in September with everybody agreeing to call the winner the world champion. FRANK Sent ft World's P C Casa Marina c not the least worried sa — Champion and Jack’ Kramer. r forthcoming match in‘ Key lead in their series, The IBC announced the Young- | claimed he had not yet agreed to |’ Key West Kennel Club Result Charts Wednesday, Feb. 18th Time—32.4 Box to wire From far b’k Good effort Early factor Evenly FIRST RACE—S5-16 MILE pr 2 3% ” 3 Date of Last Race 2-14* Col. Matt Wynn aes 2-14° Houri - 214° Broady -14° Cute Pa 2-14 Cover coef 4 Outrun Winner—Fred Palermo’s Brindle sr AL = T : ae 9.20 any Quiniela (1-3) 72.40 ee : Date of Last Race SEVENTH RACE—5S-16 MILE Time—32.3 2- 7° “Derby Roll 62% rr 1.80 Tiring at end 2:14" Stirring News 66% 2% =-11.20 ? Gaining inside 2-14" Tendresse 56 3 5.90 * Wide. gained 2-14° Globe Trotter 62% 3.40%! Evenly 2-14" Staver 67 7.60 * Gave way 214° Reckless Trudy 51% 16.70 “! No factor 59 60 * Outrun .80 "* Wide Ist turn 2-14° Do Dat Roll—Arcadian Lady SIXTH RACB—S-16 MILE 63% bgp Lor ss 6342 3 3 2t 3 ra 5 e Time—32.2 13.50 Saved ind 440 * Closed Tact 2.20 *} Outfinished 5.80 *? Evenly 23.60 *! No mishap 2.20 *! No excuse aia ri 4 6 5 : : “t No factor ., April, 1951, oo Ollahoman Broke Even Date of Last Race 2-14 2-14 2-14" 2-147 2-14* 2-14° Innocence Lucky Teter Bill Piper Silver Fritzie Whistling Lad Honest Fax f No factor 2-14? Part —_ 3 Early factor 2-147 Sunny D 5s. 5 Scratched” Winner—F. B. Stutz Brindle B., September, 1951. Cameron—Rudella INNOCENCE 7.40 4.20 3.60 > LUCKY TETER 3.80. 2.80 Quiniela (2-4) 26.60 BILL PIPER 4.40 BRBBSR * 2 4 5 6 7 8 Bo tenanown SB esmounne SECOND RACE-—S-16 MILE Time—32.4 ; 6 3 Date of Last Race Blue Tinsel Roose Goose Miss Spott * Jenny Me Divine Devil Scalpel * Trica H. 54% Polka’s Fire 5642 Winner—Paul Sutherland’s Brin BLUE TINSEL 00 ROOSE GOOSE 3.60 — Quiniela (1-6) 104.20 MISS SPOTT Daily Double—Innocence and Blue Tinsel paid “$8.20 li 22 = “4 Best of rest “i Late effort “+ Closed. ga: * Raced wi x sen 2288 et td Ww: on Fred Pal Brindle D, r— DERBY R OLL alermo’s ie fi iG NEWS TENDRESSE * a OH ener awa SE ormoaunrna Mj ctocn aaa Ses ocnmo~n S - Thm 1 Date of Last Race 2-14"° Mohammedan 2-14°° More Corn 2-14° Boy Comrade 2-14° Jewel's Trump 2-14° Summer Gal 53 2-14° Raven Beauty 53 2-14" Lodi . 56% 1S 9.40 **! Crowded 2-14" Silent Profit 63 7 8 12.40 * Faded steadily W'nro7—F. B. Stutz’ Brindle D., Sept., mber, 1951. Rube Marquard— - » AMMEDAN 12.60 j " CORN 3.20 BY 3.20 Quiniela (2-5) 36.40 — 11.00 ‘ EIGHTH RACE—S-16 MILE 71 te 37 Date of Last Race TH:RD RACE—FUTURITY Foolish Jill Virgo Carbondale Brindle Ike Yardley Modern Age 68 2-14* Instantly 55 2-14* Plenty Left 68 Winner—Alex Haberman’s Brindl Foolish Notion FOOLISH. JILL VIRGO CARBONDALE 50 56 53% 65% 61% 2-14* 2-12* 2-14* 2-14* 2-14° 2-14° i 2 34 ~ 5 3.10 Easy winner *2.80 * Some wide 16.70 ‘+ Hard t 2.90 * Crowd 10.70 * Shuffled e 9.60 °°} No factor 2 4 1 Soom om Ce OOD Ue 8 1951. "Gad 1200 Quiniel 15) 38: COMRADE. 2.40 macdeaes NINTH RACE—S-16 MILE 6 7 5 8 3 -» Se] = oo PHIM MORON B Pesnmarnne oe 38 Daie of Last Race Date of Last Race Titne—30 Believe Me t Prem Little Lake Aska Kay * Nevelyn Little Secret Slim McVey 2- Dian Hill 8 Winner—Cliff Waller's Brindle i, Fad Find—Jo Ann Lee BELIEVE ME PREM ‘ * Quiniela (6-8) 15.00 LITTLE LAKE 3.80 Date of Last Race FIFTH RACE—5-16 MILE 54 C«G 51 59% 65% 63 FOURTH RACE—FUTURITY ote Av 2-14" Spittin’ Image 214° fea den . 2-14" Renegade 21 Honest ‘Buddy 2-14’ Wilshire 2:14" Jack Riboud 68% Winner—F. B. Stutz’ Fawn D., Februi 25.20 finish Closed well 57% 6 6. 62 1 . 8.40 * Wide str. 7. 7 60 58% 56 51 S wu wow 80 * Little gain 80 °! Early pace 11.60 "! No mishap 23.20 ** Collided 2.80 **. Collided x AMeaHm Ho. Omawunranw SODUrmmniunr 28.60 *! Shut 8 53.60 * Outron , 1950. Razor's Edge—Rum 460 5.80 2.60 poe Quiniela (2-3) 17.00 2 4 3 5 6 8 7 a 7 7 ary, Sma wocn Oar mone oS 8. & Lorman ad ad Ss: g aia Sal E Time—32.3 g258 2-14" 2-14* 2-14" 2-14" 2-16* 214° id Box to wire * Saved ground * Stea jain ¢, Steady gi Sign Here Gunette Vandal Rip Roarin Cold Gold Kitten Finish 52 2-14°. Merry Polka 51 2-14 Mae Bender 52. Winner—AlexHaberman’s Red B., Ji SIGN HERE 9. 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