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

Naval Station Pistol Team Makes Good Showing In Tampa Meet Shooting it out with 41 top- flight teams from all over Amer- ica, the U. S. Naval Base Pistol Team took 12th place in the final team standings at the Tampa- Mid-Winter Nationals last week. Fleet Sonar School’s Lt. Joe Brewer, team captain, gives great credit to the Military Pistol Matches held on Stock Island for the fine team showing and all team members ave unanimous in ‘heir endorsement ot these mon- chly events. Really Tr In Kenne Really True, owned by Mrs. H. E. Russell, captured a win last night in the feature race at the Key West Ken- nel Club when she took an early lead and maintained a blistering pace to edge. the favorite Avenger and Wil- shire, who ran third. The witiner paid a whop- ping 23.40, 6.20 and 2.60. While Avenger paid 4.60 and 2.20. Wilshire returned 2.20. Tenny C. took the first leg of the Key West Medley Stakes last night when she edged Do or Die and Brindle Comer in a hardfought duel. The favored Mort ran fourth. The same field will go back at it on Saturday night in the second leg of the med- ley stakes over the 3/8 mile distance. The Daily Double last night, Impending and Keen Kut, returned 29.20. In tonight’s action, Rec- koning, Melody Sis and Breezemont, all of whom have shown well to date, will be battling for a win in the feature. In addition, Beguile, Ven- dome, Jack O’Lish, Pretty Blossom and Tippy’s Cash, will be on tap for the fea- ture. Post time is 8:15 p. m. TWINS GARAGE Means QUALITY AUTO a REPAIRS BODY WORK PAINTING At the RIGHT PRICE NEW STUDEBAKER CARS AND TRUCKS Mean Maximum Economy FOR REPAIR APPOINTMENT AUTO DEMONSTRATION Come By 1130 DUVAL STREET or DIAL 2.2401 SAVE s, ; 420 SOUTHARD STREET Expert shooter D. H. Forsythe; | Forsythe gained his first pistol AOC, high individual gun at’Tam- | experience shooting game around pa for the Naval Base team, gar-|the family mountain cabin near |nered 2 plaques (2nd place in .45 | Reading, California. “I was about j searteate and 5th place in all-|19 before I stopped wearing a }around championship); one spe-}gun every place except in bed,” jcial award (an 2lectric casserole) jhe exclaimed. Firing his first na- and 4 medals. One of these me-|tionally registered (National Rifle dals was a 2nd place award; Association) match in ’49, Forsy- against 382 shooters in a .45 cal. |the had competed in unregistered singel fice Saree ated winnter ee matches since "39. He is current- i ly a small arms instructor to the this match being H. L. Benner|Key West police force, and teach- who went on to cop. the title. Proficiency, defensive shooting, and situation control -- the tech- niques used in controlling a mob. J. B. Shields, SO1, another Na. val Base team member, shot his first match in October of ’51 at the Military Pistol Matches here. Since then he has won 31 medals and 2 plaques. Athe the Tampa matches he copped 5 medals in the sharpshooter class: 3rd place in the .22 National Course, 3rd in the .45 National Course, 3rd ue Edges Avenger | Club Action Wed. Page 6 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Thursday, March 19, 1953 Tonight's Entries (NOT POST POSITIONS) First Race — 5-16 mile Sixth Race — 5-16 mile Top News Whispering Charlie Adjust Two-Ee Silent Profit Gifted Son Thataway Buddy’s Reward Charlie Fax Payette Inkey Racer Gene Huff 3 Every Night © Taveling Bug Newton Flashy Reward Second Race — 5-16 mile Seventh Race — 5-16 mile Captain Rebel Sanguine Martha Jo. Predominate Holiday House Gunette Scalpel Nadya’s Girlie Guajira Senor Sensation Capital Whistling Lad Texas Pick Good Find Cold Gold Highland Hawk Third Race — 5-16 mile Eighth Race — 5-16 mile Mim d Maynard Shining Sue Silque Winged More Corn Judy’s Peik Cute Paddy Dreamie Sir Damocles Al’s Boy Faleon Claw Fame-N-Fortune Easter Reed Elva Peck { Fourth Race — 5-16 Ninth Race — 5-16 mile Trina Pretty Blossom Buzzie Bee Breezemont My Charlotte Beguile Pasha’s Lady Melody Sis Wild North Jack O’Lish Jingling Johnny Vendome Lennox Tippy’s Cash Do Dat Reckoning. Fifth Race — 5-16 mile Tenth Race — 5-16 Wynelle Bright Idol Burnished Blade Bee's Trouble Colette Chicle Doctor Dodd Last Summer Idol Red Sixty Days Sukie Sal Joyous Miss Mill Town Gay Farwell Wise Mike Aloof Fishing Sports Mirror Tournament News By The Associated Press Entered in the Key West Fish-| TODAY A YEAR AGO—Henry ing Tournament this week was a/Frnka resigned as head football jeatch by. Arthur Engel of 2113|coach at Tulane to become vice Fogarty Avenue, .Key West, Fla. | president of Austin (Tex) College, who is spending a visit in the} FIVE YEARS AGO—Lee Savold nation’s southernmost city. En-/ of Paterson, .N. J., knocked out try consisted of a Kingfish tip-/ Gino Buonvino of Italy in 54 sec- ping the scales to the tune of | onds of the first round of a sched- 42% Ibs. and measuring 57% | wed 10-rounder at Madison Square inches. Garden, perma TEN YEARS AGO — Sammy Angott handed Willie Pep his first ROLLER SKATING defeat in 63 pro fights before 16,834 CHILDREN’S MATINEE © [fans in a 10-round bout at Madison Wednesday and Saturday, 2:30 | Square Garden. Nightly, 8- 10:30 =| twenty YEARS AGO — Craig PHONE 2-916) Wood won the Albany (Ga) Open Golf Tournament with 54-hole total of 209, Dependable batteries for @ quarter-century HESTER BATTERIES FOR ALL MAKE OF CARS TRUCKS and BOATS FREE INSTALLATION LOU SMITH 1116 WHITE ST. Starts 809 Times After Only 5 Minutes Rest In a recent test, a stock Hester Battery was deliberately discharged by engaging the starter on a car, with the switch off, until the battery refused to turn the engine over. The battery was allowed to rest for 5 minutes, the car was then started and the engine stopped immediately. This operation was repeated 809 times before the battery failed. 12 Mos., 39 Plate, 80 Amp. Battery Reg Price $16.28 — for only $8.95 Exch. 18 Mos., 45 Plate, 106 Amp. Battery Reg. Price $19.84 — for only $11.95 Exch, 18 Mos., 51 Plate, 110 Amp. Battery Reg. Price $22.56 —for only $13.95 txeh. 3 Year, 51 Plate 110 Amp. Battery Reg. Price $27.51 — for only $17.85 Exch 3 Year, 57 Plate, 120 Amp. Battery Reg. Price $29.97 — for only $19.95 Exch. Key West Kennel Club Result Charts—Wed., Mar. Date of Last Race Impending IMPENDING. INNOCENCE SUKI SAL Date of Last Race 3-16" Keen Kut . Comrade Painter Pete + Pre: 3.13¢ Tim’s Dancer KEEN KUT™ BOY COMRADE PAINTER PETE Daily Double—Impending and Keen Kut paid Date of Last Race ==THIRD RACE—S-16 MILE T3% 5 Date of Last Race FOURTH RACE—5-16 MILE se 3-14¢ 3-13* 3-16° 3-14* 3-14 Sir 314° 3-14* Little Winner—Cliff Re Rare REALLY RAR! RECKLESS RAE BOMBAST ... ., Date of Last Race 3-16* 3-14° 3-14" Ss ad FIRST RACE—S-16 MILE 78 Winner—Fred Whitehead’s Red Brindle Secret. 52 ers Brindle B., _ BIRTH RACE—5-16 MILE gate, and Sth in .22 Rapid Fire.!marksman all-around aggregate; A. C. Smith, ET3, came back /while he won marksman medals | to Key West from the Tampa ‘in the .22 National Match Course} matches with 8 medals, 2 plaques | (ist and 3rd place — two shoots), | and one special awarc. The spe-|.45 National Match Course (2nd! cial award, an electric casserole | place), Center Fire Rapid Fire | was won in the same event that|(3rd place) 45 slow fire (33rd_ Forsythe won his casserole, but , Place), .45 Rapid Fire (33rd place) | in the marksman rather than the!.22 Time Fire (4th place), and! lexpert class. .22 aggregate (4th place.) Plaques Smith won were for| Smith received his first pistol |and place in the marksman .45 | experience in 1948 with the “Pis- es them fire arms maintenance, in Center Fire, 4th in 45 aggre- aggregate and 4th place in the tol Poppers,” a 5-man team in his home town of Wurtsboro, New York. Shooting his fir.t register-| School pistol tea aptain, ‘is now ed match in "49 with the same Saige ES team, he is preseatly taking ad- ceptaining another. Naval Base vantage of the pistol range op-| Pistol Team: at the Miami Fle- portunities afforded here by the | Mingo Matches. Men monthly Military Pistol Matehes. |" Prete ie pore S. A. Ward, AOC, other Naval|R. H. Ellis; PM ($8), ° Base Pistol Team member, has | Ordinance Unit;-P. ‘Tv only been shooting about 1 year}QMC, SurAsDeyDet;. R.:C. Baugh and gained all his experience at/TMC, SurAsDevDet; J.-F, Merry, the Military Matches held 0 SurAdDevDet;, and Lt, R. Stock Island. May, Fleet Sonar School. ; — Time—32.3 4.20 Wide, driving 6.40 "* Just missed 12.40 ™ Qutfinished 2.40 4 Steady gain 8.80 4 Outrun str. 9.60 ? No gain 9.60 * No factor 3.40 * Outrun , cry” eeneoraaal By 7.00 Quiniela (7-8) 21.40 4.80 3-14° 3-14° 3-14" 3-14" 3-14" 3-14° 3-145 3-14" Pt HRM OO 9 SPRING PHONED Se Date of Last Race Spring Festival Phoned Make Haste Speedy Girl Thunderette Mohammedan Withwin Little Dusty Winner—Fred Whitehead’s Fawn FESTIVAL . MAKE HASTE Date of Last Race SIXTH RACE—5-16 MILE 61 7 e38 72 S27 60% 3 ™~3 55% w3 4 49 6.5. s° 72 8 7 6 58 53 ray Boas p99 90 Bt Bate ZEsse*. : Ssszsseas Turanmies Rwonmonuam SEVENTH RACE—5-16 MILE I Time—32.2 away cue "% Saved ground * Even effort *4 Closed gap 21 %* Early pace 52. * No opening : 5. * Wide 1st turn 8 8 16.70 ** Wide ist turn D., December, 1949. Razor’s Edge— ‘480 10.0 3.20 ~» 10,00 3-14" 3-14" 3-14" 3-14" 3-16°° 3-14"" 3-14* 3-14" 1 6. 2. My 6. Jet CLARO Betty Bob Claro Turning Point Erosion Jan-Jan Summer Special Winner—R. Hutchings’ Brindle B.. BETTY BOB “S 1 2 roy ras 5 HH Bitsey 3 HH i Roll Pm barns cs oH 68'2 Consume “2 Szousavnar Chadd Broun MY BITSEY 3.00 Quiniela (7-8) 18.80 2.60 29.20 Time—33 ar) 8 Up on inside * Very wide 44 Inside route " Tired “) Early factor * No factor 31 Ay 14.60 * Weakened Scratched D., June, 1951. Cameron—Passer By 60 420 3.00 3.80 oy Quiniela (5-8) 27.40 3-11" 3-19" 7 8 2 1 4 an 5 GMa anes PAGODA TAMMIE > Time—32.4 Outside route Steady gain badly Closed gap hee wide Rough trip 4 Outrun ** Poor effort id—Jo Ann Lee : Quiniela (1-7) 103.40 b r a“ 3 “ ~ ee ™ 1 © Joy 7 3 2 5 8 4 6 Sweet REALLY Roanuswerns 2 Sawa ore gesessess re ‘] 5 - 1 ae ss ves ses Time—32.2 Date of Last Race Resonator 3-14"° Pagoda 3-14° Tammie Julienne 3-17 Date Line Forward Tumble Time 4° Kris Adams y Winner—Edward F, Wulf’s Red D.. RESONATOR Date of Last Race a Really True Avenger Wilshire ° Honest Buddy s 61 Winner—Mrs. H. E. Russell's Dai AVENGER WILSHIRE Date of Last Race EIGHTH RACE—5-16 MILE 5 4 | es t 66 76 66 56 57 66 a Onnunadt Wie ois e384 eRrwes ert a 3 * C) FLO mm ans $s sag ad ad Spewranrnwan 2 174 see2 Hi { NINTH RACE—S-16 MILE a BUeeneH Beaman Street * S e Brindle D Image 20 60 TRUE 8 TENTH RACE—S5-16 MILE 5.70 Inside route 3.80 * Good effort 9.60 * Steady gain 4.30 * Wide stretch 11.70 .80 *? Raced wide ™ 7.60 * No factor 8 6.40 * Ontrun May, 1951. More Taxes—Silver rp ro s “a 5M ot 2-14° o-" 31e o-4* 3-14" 3-14 314° 3-12" “4 Early speed Col. 2k He Tenny C Do Or Die Brindle Comer Mort Houri Navy Diver Foolish 5 8 8 Winner—Edward F. Wulf’s Blue Brindle B., February, 52.63 1% 6 554 7 65. Matt Wynn ARBAB 70 hall—Summer Lass 5.60 5.60 Quiniela (1-6) 29.00 TENNY C DO OR DIE 1140 «6.00 5.60 BRINDLE COMER PROUD ANGLERS—From left to right in the picture above are R. E. Smith, Captain Lefty Reagan, Johnny Spencer and Butler Key. The center tarpon was caught by R. E. Smith. It weighed 52 pounds and measured 37 and one-half inches in iength and 24 and one-half imches im girth. hhh hk hikdkadk dh ddd TRADE AT HOME BE SAFE AND SURE YOUR LOCAL DEALER WILL GIVE YOU COMPLETE SATISFACTION re “EST AUTOMOBILE DEA"=RS ASSOCIATION OC hkkkdckkdh hoakhdeddeaded hod Neel (Lehn Ldddnddededd our Windows NOW! 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