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

$791.80 Daily Double Is Paid At Kennel Club Tuesday Medley Race Set Tonight; Foot Hill Wins Tues. The payoffs soared last aight at the Key West Ken- aei Club when few favorites came in, topped by a mon- strous 791.80 bonus for the Daily Double when a pair of longshots, Joe Dale and Kitchen Maid copped wins. Joe Dale, the winner of the first race returned a hefty 44.00 to win and cou- pled with Kitchen Maid in the second, who returned 16.00 for a win ticket, they produced the payoff which is a track mark as action goes into its 40th session tonight. And tonight, racing fans will be treated to one of the busiest ses- sions of racing yet when Aven- ger, the holder of the track mark goes to the post in the feature and the first leg of the Key West Medley Stakes is run off. In addi- tion, the eighth race tonight will feature dogs who have been ap- pearing in feature action. Racing Secretary L. L. Griffin has lined up a medley race, the tenth, tonight. This feature has proved popular ‘at tracks all over the nation. Griffin has matched a top field | of young dogs, all of them with championship blood and they will go out tonight in the tenth race over the 5-16 mile distance. Then, on Saturday night, the same field will go out over the 38 mile marathon distance. The puppies will be rated on! the point system with the first place dog gaining six points, the 2nd place dog four and the third place puppy three points. Thus, last tonight, he still could con- ceivably capture the purse with a win Saturday over the longer distance. The system will afford a fine chance for fans to do their own | while a dog could run| sr of his strong finish to edge Reck- | handicapping. Mort, R. K. Hutchings’ two year old who has set the track |: on fire to date, looms as the Page 6 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Hoboes Win Third | Of 3-Game Series The Florida Hoboes last night swept a three game series with the Miami Giants when they captured a hard fought 9-8 win | at the Wickers Field Stadium. The Hoboes jumped into an early lead with a four run splurge in the fourth inning and then drummed out three more in the fifth. Gallagher twirled for the lo- cals and turned in a masterful | performance during his stint. The next outing for the Ho- boes will be against the Cubans in a three game exhi- bition series. favorite tonight. Mort was moth- ered by the famed Heath Hollen- beck who holds the distance mark at the Tutanton, Mass. track. Other threats include Do or Die. owned by Cliff Waller and Tenn C who was sired by Dancing | Waterhall, who is the all- -time | Australian champion Other entries include Navy a ver, who is the only puppy in the} race to have raced over the 3-8 mile distance; Col. Matt Wynn, Foolish, Brindle Comer and Hou- ri. In the feature race of the even- ing, Avenger who holds the track record at an even 31 seconds, will be out seeking his fifth win of the season. A late start cost him a loss in his last outing when Wil- shire, who will also start tonight copped the win. Mrs. H. E. True will also pose threat tonight. Other entries include Hazy Moon, Honest Buddy, Joy Stfeet and Renegade. In the eighth race tonight, top dogs like Resonator, Forward, Julienne and Pagoda will go to the post. Last night in the feature, Cliff Waller’s Foot Hill ran_to form 4 came in a winner by virtue Russell's a Really strong Ouiug and Bizarre. Reckoning had . held the and looked like ‘a. sure. winner, |but Foot Hill came on, strong to nip him at the wire. The winner paid 12.00, 6.00 and 3.80 while Reckoning paid 11.60 zarre returned 8.40. Post. time pia is 8:15 p. m, Wednesday, March 18, 1953 — = USED CAR LOT PHONE 2.5881 RED BRICK GARAGE CORNER SIMONTON and GREENE STREETS SPECIAL ... SPECIAL MUST SELL TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW CARS ‘49 Chevrolet, Fleetline Sedan ___.$ 950 ‘50 Mercury, with Radio ____ 4295 ‘49 Ford, Custom V-8 ___ 950 ‘SO Studebaker, Champ. _______ 1125 lead } | THE WINNAH!—Patty Berg, ‘Wearing a crown and a smile, holds trophy presented at Au- gusta, Ga., after she won the women’s Titleholders Golf Tournament. The Minneapolis _ redhead ,a veteran pro, fired a 294 for 72 holes to-set a new tournament record, four strokes better than the old record set by Babe Zeharias in 1950.—(#) Photo. Kansas Cagers To Vie With Indiana Tonite KANSAS CITY #—Phog -Allen’s | Kansas Jayhawks will defend their National Collegiate (NCAA) bas- ketball championship against In- diana’s Hoosiers tonight. Coach Branch McCracken’s In- dianans, Big Ten champions and voted No. 1 nationally, followed the form chart in beating Louisi- ana State, 80-67, in the opening game of the Naticnal Collegiate Athletic Association’s semifinals last night. Kansas humbled Washington’s Huskies, the country’s No. 2 quin- |tet, 79-53. | Washington and Louisiana State will meet for consolation honors beginning at 8:45 (EST). Kansas | and Indiana tangle about two héurs |later, | Itll be the second meeting of Kansas and Indiana for basket- |ball’s most cherished laurels, In- diana trimmed the Jayhawks, 60- 42, in the first national meet held jin Kansas City, 1940, and at the {same time racked up the largest margin of points for the victor, 18, in the 14 finals to date. Mey West Kennel ub Reet Charts—Tuesday, Mar. 17th PIRST RACE—S-16 MILE SECOND RACE—5-16 MILE ie] 70% Brindle z, . ag Kéngis jane ,_ Im iio" et TRUCK w Lr * Shut mere en!’ Aomneure yrssome Fewomwieal aman onsen eat B58e8a88 4.0 13.20 9.20 YP 1 1° 2 3 1 + Wide 9208 1100 OH OD UMaH Om 7.90 * Gav 16.00 “10 4.60 ICY TIMES Daily Double—Joe Dale and Kitchen Maid paid 791.80 Date of Last Race. THIRD RACE—S-16 MILE 3-13" 3-13¢ 3-13* C ae 3. FOURTH RACE—5-16 MILE 39 6% 12 33 31% 53 JACK KOCHMAN BILL PIPER Date of Last Race 3-13" Sna be Winner Edward F. Wulf's Jewel SNAPPY DIXIE BEACH TRAMP FLASHY FRANK Sports By GAYLS TALBOT SAN BERNARDINO, gg bare From here on, Manager Marlon of the Browns will at least know where the. band of ig ors assembled here are to play their home games, which is that much more’than he knew Monday af- ternoon. It represents progress. Going into his cpeaing ea exhibition jagainst a big league club, the Cleveland Indians, Marty was won- dering whether, in the event the |transfer to Baltimore went through, his lads should continue to wear their old uniforms with “Browns” across. the should perhaps be space suits pending ing job. Such problems as any manager, and it is that a man managing the should not have to shoulder onight's Entries (NOT POST First Race — 5-16 mile Suki Sal Authentic Zavalla Broady Sable Prince Stop Over POSITIONS) Sixth Race — 5-16 mile Phoned Speedy Girl Thunderette Make Haste Withwi Little Dusty FIFTH RACE—5-16 MILE “'] at second will Te rad 3" ma Py ro ‘d 40 * Just “4 Clos 22.00 = 7.00 4.20 5.20 s Just *4 Good Reem Ons oundup side. worries. Now that he has re- ceived the word from Tampa, Mar- jarty |ty can settle down and order his seed catalogues with some assur- ance and worry exclusively about his pitching and hitting. “We're going te be a much finer fielding club than we were last year,” said the former great short- stop. “Therefore I think we'll be »better club than the one that finished seventh. Maybe it’s be- cause I was a fielder first and a hitter second, but I think the thing you've got to concentrate on first; is supporting your pitchers. “Our biggest improvement is at shortstop. This Bill Hunter is re- | going to show you something. were lousy at short last year, with this boy in there we'll have | ‘8 tight an infield as there is in the league. He and Bobby Young ive us Play combina‘ too. Hunter, one of the spring’s most heralded rogkies, is another prod- uct of the. Brooklyn system. He hit | .2%4 for Ft. Worth last season and drove in 75 runs, He set Bill Veeck | back $90,000 cash and five players. It was suspécted at the time that | Veeck made the grand gesture partly to-show up the Cleveland organization, which is dying for want of a'good shortstop. Whatever his motives, Bil made a great Saved for win 4 Qutfinished * Steady gain * Qutfinished *t Faded back *t No factor 68 ? Outrun Brindle D., Jan., 1951. Martin Roll—Nancy 440 Quiniela (2-5) 79.80 12.80 Time—32.2 All‘ the way Steady Po On inside * Faded back *t No factor 7.80 ** Caran august 1949. Hell ‘Hound—Little 3.40 Quiniela (1-6) 31.80 5.60 Ti Going awa: Closed w On. inside % Closed gap. *t Evenly * Gave way *t No factor 80 “4 Outrun . Cameron—Mabel Lasted gamely ‘4 Off badly 4 Event: * Early factor i * No factor Daisy Mohawk 32 + Outrun Winner—Manuel Foster’s Red Brindle D., saly, 1949, "Lucky Pilot—Virgie 4.20 Quinield (7-8) 31.20 4.00 Time— Saved ground Steady gain * Closed gap Gave way Early factor No factor a real double j Date of Last Race SIXTH RACE—S5-16 MILE Time—32.1 3-13° Jack off 3-13* All 3-13" Show 3-13" Judy JACK RIB HUSH SH HONEY R 3-13" Hush Shane 3-12" Honey Rebel 3-13* Bar-K 3-13" Vandal Winner—E. ANE Riboud 69 73 60 63 56% 58 menow 72 Go 61 F. Snipes’ Black D., OUD 8 Time E encom im te 309 ATR Oo o> 8 H wut” wo BSeeam goers EBEL 6 ge 5 14 2 a o 5¢ 6 oy 8 fl. ° it qu) i Seeseses ra e [sesses ff as g 3 Date of Last Race SEVENTH RACE—S-16 MILE Bee's Trouble y’s Cash Trail s Ghost ayer ht Idol le 3-13" 3-13" Tipp: 3-13° Up ist turn 3-11°° Brig! 3-16" Chic! 3-13" Silver-N-Gold Winner—P, Rube BEE’S TR 3-13'° Pete’: 3-13" Betra TIPPY'’S CASH UP TRAIL 3 4 24" o RTH OCD 2 65 5 6 77 8 8 3.4 July, 26.00 4.80 aul Sutherland’s Brindle SB Purwncwmnwad OUBLE 8 Bt Date of Last Race 3-13" Last 3-13° Ex 3-13°° Sen 3-13" Just 3-13" 3-13" 3-13" Hill 3-14" Bill Winner—F: Metropolis Tlasol Summer r Katy Queen Proverb 6944 red Whitehead’s Black Ore Tae) 2 7 4 5 3 6 8 h - ad abate 60 3.20 6.60 SATION, LASS i E .H i o 8 fence ent $5.3.6,8 : i EIGHTH RACE—S-16 MILE r 8 ., March, 20 3,40 Quiniela’(1-8) 38.80 2.40 Date of Last Race missed, 3-12” 3-12" Biza gap 3-13" Big Winner—C BIZARRE Foot Hill 3-13°° Reckoning 3-13'° Hymor 3-14" Flighty 3-13" Good And Glad 3-13" Date liff Waller’s Brindle D., FOOT HILL 2 RECKONING 74 37 6442 3 61 56 69 65 58 no rre Pay Off F wea~cuee S Line Zprwramcom S$ 2 me mete s Eo: NINTH RACE—S5-16 MILE BE Date of Last Race missed. 3-13" effort 3-14? 3-13"* Lust: 3-14* 3-13? 3-14* Winner—F’ Also BROWARD BRED 3-14" Yardley Blixt Honest Fax 3-14' Jewel's Trump Reckless Trudy Browa ard Bred re Gal 57 51 red Palermo’s Blaek D.. Humeawon Son esw mm B: YARDLEY BLIXT Miss Faulk Rates | High In North South Golf Action | jama PINEHURST, N. C. (® — This} may be the year that Mary Lena Faulk, the slim Thomasville, Ga., miss, shakes off her medalist jinx tinued. “He's a spray hitter with not too much power. But I don’t jeare whether he hits or not as) long as he goes snd gets those balls for me. We'll win a lot of} (those close ones we kicked away} last year. We haven't even heard! from our other shortstop (Guiller?| mo) Miranda, and I don’t care if| |we never do. He's probably still | playing winter ball. Hunter is my| shortstop.” | and wins the North and South | Invitation golf tournament. 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