The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 23, 1953, Page 5

Mort Goes To Post Tonigh R. K. Hutchings Two-Year-Old To Seek Sixth Win In Seven Starts BY JIM COBB Citizen Sports Editor Mort, a two-year-old owmed by. the R. K. Hutchings Kennel, looms as a heavy favorite tonight when he goes to the post in the feature race at the Key West Ken- nel Club. The frisky greyhound, who has never finished worse than second place in’ action during the current meeting will be seeking his sixth win in seven starts. But the favorite will be hard pressed in the race when he will face pups like Ed Wulf’s Last Sum- mer, who has a record of three victories in four starts (he ran second the other time), Julienne, who has shown plenty of class to date, Run Mike Run, Whispering Charlie, Some Mix, Wilshire and Senor Sensation. Mort’s winning ways started back on February 20th when he finished first against such dogs as Hazy Moon and Foolish and he has since defeated some classy canines in the first three weeks of racing here. Fs Post time tonight is 8:15 p, m. In Saturday night’s action, Rene- gade, owned by Cliff Waller, cap- tured a two length win over a blue ribbon field in the feature event. The winner came up on the out- side in a strong finish to edge Magnate and Forward who both put forth good efforts. The winning time was just one second off the track record held by Spittin’ Image at 31.3 seconds. Renegade paid off 18.20, 5.60 and 3.80 while Magnate returned 5.00 and 3.40. Forward paid 4.20. The Daily Double, Lucky Teter and Divine Devil paid 95.60 while the sixth race of the evening paid off with a hefty Quiniela of 138.00. NEW STAMP ISSUE RELEASED TODAY MT, VERNON, Va. (®—Civilian and military leaders in the federal government converged on Mt. Vernon today, to salute the citi- zen-soldiers of the National Guard. occasion was the first-day | Washington of the new 3- ational Guard =commemo- | ve. stamp. Although it was a »ryent holiday, a carry-over | achington’s birthday yester- . all post offices in the capital » window cpen for sale of tamp. & VPRPEBSL LOS BLO L ES. SI IIDIPDISLISPAPIL A YD 2 7 Page 6 (NOT POST First Race — 5-16 mile Betty’s Bab Zavella Sysanville Veil Sable Prince My Tess Daisy Mohawk Lady Lancer Second Race — 5-16 mile Cover Dust Boy Comrade Buzzie Bee My Bitsey Texas Pick Back Issue Slim Marquard Third Race — Futurity Imepenindg Robert T. Y. Here’s Luck Shining Sue Al’s Boy Blue Sails Herb’s Pride Callaway Fourth Race —— Futurity Dreamie Sir Loudeal Adjust Blew By Hi Jolly Winged Gail Fax Fifth Race — 5-16 mile Laurel Wood Wise Mike Thought Want Outrageous Sun-Tattler Lustre Gal Good Find Navy Softball League Play ; Currently leading the U.S. Naval . Station Annex Winter Softball League is the USS Sauf- ley (EDDE 465) with a record of |11 wins and two losses. The 1@55 | Coates (DE 685). holds down sec- |ond place with a nine win and two loss record. “Dangergus Dan” McGrew of |Portiac, @Mich., the Saufley’s |twirler, has a 11-0 record with jtwo one-hitters, three two-hitters, WHY GAMBLE?... TRADE AT HOME BE SAFE AND SURE YOUR. LOCAL DEALER WILL GIVE YOU COMPLETE SATISFACTION KEY WEST AUTOMOBILE DEALERS - ASSOCIATION THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Saufley Leads POSITIONS) Sixth Race — 5-16 mile Miss Intellect Every Night Top News Mack Truck Telecast Harvest Call Snappy Dixie Gail Lee Seventh Race — 5-16 mile Jack Kochman Payette Betty Bob Bright Idol Damocles Silque Metropolis Predominate Eighth Race — 5-16 mile Erosion Iva Leone Traveling Bug * Painted Sign Here Gunette Innocence Router Ninth Race — 5-16 mile Some Mix Julienne Senior Sensation Run Mike Run Last Summer Wilshire Whispering Charlie Mort Tenth Race — 5-16 mile Jet Roll Joyous Honest Honey Summer Special We're Telling You Reckoning Jack Riboud Vendome and no-run no-hitter against the USS Darby (DE 218); Th this last game, only one Darby man reach- ed first base (base on balls). John Wentzel of Lancaster, Pa., Saufley shortstop, leads his team with a hefty .535. He has blasted 14 home runs, with nine of them in the past five games. The Saufley has collected T33 hits against 29 for her opposition. She has scored 148 runs against 43. Last summer, a similarly vic- torious Saufley team was sent to Norfolk, Va., to compete in a De- stroyer Force Atlantic elimina- tion there. There are five games remaining in the winter league, to be fol- lowed by a double elimination tournament. Team and individual trophies stand at the end. The following are results of previous Saufley games: Saufley, 6; Coates, 4, Saufley, 8; Parle, 6. Saufley, 7; Wilke, 0. Delong, 9; Saufley, 7. Sarsfield, 16; Saufley, 6. Saufley, 9; PCs 1431 and 618, 8. Saufley, 8; Loeser, 4. Saufley, 19; PCs 1431 and 618, 0. Saufley, 12; Salinan, 5, Saufley, 8; Coates, 1. Saufley, 15; Parle, 1, Saufley, 17; Darby, 0. Saufley, 13; Delang, 1. “eect ei meneame sc sesenati! STRONG ARM BRAND COFFERS Triumph Coffee Mill Fede he ude uh ull ue he uh uh ue dal at ALL GROCERS Monday, February 23, 1953 - Tonight's Entries Saturday, Feb. 21st FIRST RACE—5-16 MILE Time—32.3 r 2.00 As he pleased 5.60 "Came again 3+ 35.80 °° Closed well ra 4.30 *# Early pace 5 3.40 ** Evenly 6 9.20 * No factor 40 * Outrun 8 .60 * Off slowly D., July, 1949. Lucky Pilot— Date of Last Race 218° Lucky Aw maK we OUIA WOE OD mars OOD DAMIR OD § % st 2.80 5.80 Quiniela (3-8) 13.60 21.40 RACE—5-16 MILE Time—32.3 vp it r Outside route ss 80 *# Steady gain 3 .80 *i 3d in foto a 40 *} Shut off = .60 * Wide ist turn 3 e .20 * Early speed Scalpel 7 = 13.70" No factor _ Night Rider 64% 7 8 2.80 44 Faded steadily Wines Mepeal Foster’s Dark Brindle D., January, 1951. Rural Streak— 15.00 9.60 3.00 4.40 3.00 Quiniela (4-8) 38.00 3.80 Daily Double—Lucky Teter and Divine Devil paid 95.60 Date of Last-Race THIRD RACE—5-16 MILE Time—33 2-17° Respectful 0% 5 1 2.70 Strong finish 740 * Good effort 1% 3 8.40 ° Late effort #4 . 6.30 Tired badly SECOND 18% 50 6% ‘54% Py 4% Cr er ee an ww heen 4.80 **# Wide ist turn 11.60 **# Forced wide 13.60 "3 Outrun il. Razor’s Edge—Wintra 00 4 6.80 Quiniela (5-7) 25.40 9.40 Date of Last Race FOURTH RACE—5-16 MILE Time—33 ss52ri% 30 Saved for win 2 2t 60. *t Good effort .60 * Gaining (0 * Closed gap 60 0 70 40 5° rs , 8 Syrwrsmusene 2 aac 2 Bagroeene “ Fading * Wide ist turn *t Forced wide ) *° No factor Viking Lad—Fiction 1 5 12. 3. 54. 3. 18. 20. 1951, AARNE Pe 4 5 3 8 6 7 D. 8 uly, 38 Quiniela (6-8) 13.20 FIFTH RACB—S-16 MILE. 2.21" 5.40 Won in foto Lr 2 2.80 ™ Nipped at wire 34 2.40 4 Good effort et 24 60 *? No mishap ou 40 * Faded back v .40 * No factor 8 1.40 ‘*? Outrun -» April, 1951. Razor’s Edge— Time—32.4 09 TD EN Oe OD Ce i Wom eres a Quiniela (2-8) 28.80 we 3s Date of Last Race 2-19"° Falcon Claw 217 217° 2-18° 2-18° 2-18° 2-17" Glen Page 2-18" Roose Goose Winner—R. K. Hut FALCON CLAW PRETTY BLOSSOM BILL PROVERB DOM AICO =] Date of Last Race Tammie 66 2-17" All Time 56 2-18" Bill Piper 73 2. Tendresse 55% 2-18° Aloof 63% 2-18" i si 2-18" 76 2-18* Blue Tinsel 34% Winner—Edward F, Wulf’s Brindl —Gay Melody ‘AMMIE ALL TIME BILL PIPER Date of Last Race Le Houri -16" Mystery Map 217° Nick Lutz 2-18* Top Bracket 2-18" Stirring News 2-18* Mohammedan 2-20° Also _ Jungle Jane 60 Winner—Olympic Kennels’ Brindl HOURI MYSTERY MAP NICK LUTZ Date of Last Race 2-18° Renegade 2-19" Magnate 2-18° Forward 2 TURE MAIRO Daonawann Fomine 8 NOvVenomu & Date of Last Race $.19"' Cameron Hilander 59% 7 2-18° Col. 3 80% 2-17 Tumble Time 3S 2-18*° Sensation Lass 58% 2-19"° Kris Adams 58 2-19°° Maynard 66 , 2:18" Turning Point 69 Winner—Mrs, H. E. 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