The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 24, 1953, Page 6

Reckoning Gains Win Monday| Sports Mirror In Kennel Club Feature NAVY NIGHT SET FOR TONIGHT AS JULIENNE SEEKS WIN IN FEATURE Reckoning, a two year eld, owned by Mrs. H. E. Russell, captured a close, hardfought win last night in the feature race at the Key West Kennel Club, finishing just a half length ahead of the favored Foot- hill. The winner, starting from the post positioff, spent a) slight portion of the race | running third, but then took the lead at the quarter- pole and held it throughout, winning despite strong bids on the part of Foot Hill and Good Find, Reckoning paid 11.00 and 2.60. Foot Hill paid 2.60 and 2.80, while Good Find returned an even 4.00. Tonight is “Navy Night” at the track. All servicemen will be admitted free of eharge for the 45th night of racing action and the track management has lined up-a race which promises to be one of the most exciting to date. In the feature, Julienne, Melody Sis and Tammie will go out after a win against a banner field of thoroughbreds. Melody Sis, who won easily in her last outing against such dogs as Ven- dome and Reckoning, will bear watching - when springs from the box in the number two position. Other contenders include Forward, Hymor, Big Pay she |: Key West Medley Stakes Set Tonight The second leg of the Key West Medley Stakes will be run off tonight following their postponement as a re- sult of rain on Saturday night. After Tenny C. won a vic- fory in the first half of the mediey Wednesday night over the 5/16 mile distance, to- night the same field will ge back at it, but this time over the 3/8 mile course. ‘The outcome of the race is anyone's guess although at least four dogs should figure heavily in the wagering. De or Die, in particular, has blossomed into a real contend- er. Owned and trained by Cliff Waller, this puppy has cap- tured three firsts in just six starts in action thus far, tn addition, E. K. Hutching’s Mort, who has been setting the track on fire but who got inte trouble Wednesday, will bear watching as will Navy Diver, who is the only dog entered whe has run over the 3/8 mile distance. Other entries include Fool- sh, Houri, Col. Matt Wynn and Brindle Comer. The race will be the tenth en the program tonight. Bobby Avila of the Cleveland | Indians was the only member of the Tribe in "52 to bat .300 or bet- ter against Reynolds, Raschi, Lo- pat and Shantz. Of the American League clubs, only St. Louis and Chicago failed to hit at least one home run with the bases loaded in 1952. | sss VE sss TWINS GARAGE Means QUALITY AUTO ) tee BODY WORK | PAINTING | At the RIGHT PRICE | NEW STUDEBAKER | CARS AND TRUCKS Mean Maximum Economy POR REPAIR APPOINTMENT | AUTO DEMONSTRATION Come By 1130 DUVAL STREET | or DIAL 2.2401 sss SAVE sss EEL TODAY A Y¥. Mead Lawrence Slalom champi Off, Two Ee and Hazy Moon. * Post time tonight is 8:15 p.m. (Fla.), TEN YEARS By The Associated Press feated Dartmou Boas are arg Georgetown stopped le. i bast agg NCAA basketball semi- . A EAR AGO—Andrea e won the national jonship. FIVE YEARS AGO—Andy Gus- tafson, Army backfield coach, re- signed to become head football coach at the University of Miami Thames, is smaller than AGO—De Paul de-\issippi when it leaves Key West Kennel Club Result Charts—Monday, March 23 Date of Last Race FIRST RACE—5-16 MILE Time—32.2 3-19¢ 3-19* 3-18* 3-19* Lennox Do Dat Stop Over My Charlotte 3-19? Capital 3-20' Outrageous 3-19? Lodi 37 8-19 Jingling Johnny 70 Winner—R. K. Hutchings’ Blue Tola Rea LENNOX DO DAT STOP OVER Date of Last Race 3-19" Adjust 3-19° Idol Red 3-19' Thataway 3-19° Doctor Dodd 3-19° 3-19° 53 58% 10% 56 68 58 50% Wynelle Fame-N-Fortun. 3-19 Respectful 2- 3* Eascote 69 Winner—Mrs. H. E. Russell’s Re ADJUST IDOL RED THATAWAY Daily Double—Lennox and Adjust WNW IOH AR ene! 2. 15. 9. 1 Outside route “« Just missed * Qutrun str. 2.30 *# Closed gay 5.20 * Tired bi a4 5.70 *+ Faded ba 7.60 *i No factor 6.20 ** Outrun 1951. Reckless Byer— 50 7 .60 30 20 70 60 728: .20 B., July, 5.60 7.20 rindle .00 3.00 3.60 Quiniela (5-8) 46.60 10.60 a SECOND RACE—5-16 MILE yp 2" 3° at had ee c A 8 13.40 ** Poor effort 1951. Real Red—Cei 2 60 2.80 Quiniela (4-6) 14.00 3.20 Dam mourns a s paid 27.00 THIRD RACE—5-16 MILE Time—32.4 Date of Last Race Winged 3-19" Salter Path 3-20" Lady Portis 3-18 Sir Hidelgo 3-19 Elva 3-19" Al’s Boy 3-19° Shining Sue 3-19° Dreamie Sir 58 61 56 73 58 69 51 63% 5 Roll WINGED SALTER PATH LADY PORTIS Date of Last Race 3-17° Bill Proverb 3-19" Chicle 3-19° Mill Town 3-19" Colette 3-19" Damocles 3-19* Guajira 3-19* Holiday House 819" Silent Profit 64 Winner—R. K. Hutchings’ Blue Tola Rea BILL PROVERB CHICLE MILL TOWN ates ite of Last Race ‘320° Alder Wood 3-19" Sixty Days 3-19" Nayda’s Girlie 8-19"* Aloof 3-19" Whistling Lad 3-19" Cute Paddy 3-20" Lustre Gal 3-18" Summer Special 69% 2 58 65 61 63 51 74 WROrmercen 55 52 50 69 53% 52 6 8 8 Winner—Fred Palermo’s Light Brindle Rhythm 16. NADYA’S GIRLIE Date of Last Race 3-19" Highland Hawk 3-19 Ester Reed 3-20* Miss Intellect 3-19° Payette 3-19° Burnished Blade 3-19" Gunette 3-18" Claro 3-19" Sanguine 68 Winner—Cliff Waller’s Brindle D., HIGHLAND HAWK ESTER REED MISS INTELLECT 71 57 54 62 SINAN RH o Date of Last Race be Bae 22 eh Up on inside "4 No mishap 55.60 *4 Gave way 13.60 4 No factor 16.70 * Outrun Om ON Toe 8 Winner—R. K. Hutchings’ Black B., July, 1951. Tumble Bug, Imp.—Patsy 8.80 4.40 5.20 3.40 5.80 Quiniela (1-3) 19.00 2.60 FOURTH RACE—5-16 MILE rT) 6 Lr wes 00 4 1 6 7 indle e 7 8 ., July, 1951. Reckless Byer— 6.00 4.20 Quiniela (1-2) 28.60 11.40 PHAN a mow Voaunmanes om ss FIFTH RACE—5-16 MILE Pee bg 8 8 3.80 * Off B., July, 1951. 80 11.60 11.60 B. HarwoodFelaa's 6.40 5.20 Quiniela (2-3) 38.00 6.40 SIXTH RACE—S5-16 MILE st ee ee i 5 2 3* ro ad 6 8 1. Real Huntsman—Little Acre Quiniela (1-4) 22.20 _ SEVENTH RACE—S-16 MILE 3 20° Bar-K 3-19" ae Cash 3-19" Jack O’Lish 66 3-19* Gifted Son | 64 3-20" Nick Lutz 68 3-19°° Bright Idol 60 3-19"* Joyous Miss 5 3-17" Bizarre 65 Winner—Williams and Fagg’s D: Win Guard BAR-K TIPPY'S CASH JACK O'LISH 2B - Or rer one r 13. 7. 1 2 3" o 5° 6” T 1 4 2 3 5 8 6 “s F mn NM 8 1.70 * No factor D., July, 1950. Dry Lake— 5.80 3.40 16.00 ny Quiniela (2-4) 38.40 Brindle 20 Date of Last Race EIGHTH RACE—S-16 MILE 3-20°* Spring Festival 3-20” Kris Adams 3-20°° Pete's Ghost 3-20" Betty Bob 3-20° Tlasol 3-19" Senor Sensation 3-20'° Jack Riboud 3-20 Cameron Hilander —Fred Whitehead’s GF ; Seeungae ™ ‘awn Date of Last Race 3-19" Reckoning 3.20" Foothi i 9'* Bee's Trouble * Up Trail S19" Peck Winner—Mrs. H. E. Russell RECKONING FOOT HILLY GOOD FIND 1 2 5 6 3 4 8 RpM oom wan r Po ere ne OO OD e a ~ 5 wearunse 3 NINTH RACE—S-16 MILE $ Brindl 1.0 Date of Last Race ELEVENTH SENSATION LASS TUMELE TIME Pyaerer yr ft) 5 August, Pepe 6 ‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Tuesday, March 24, 1953 y (NOT POST POSITIONS) Pleot Race — 5-16-mile Sixth Race —’5-16 mile Pf pot’ Just Katy Painted Vandal All Time Want Hust Shane Hill Queen Metropolis Seventh Race — 5-16 mile Razor’s Rocket Showmenow Withwin Divine Devil Turning Point Thunderette Stirring News Little Dusty Eighth Race — 5-16 mile Buddy’s Reward Jet Roll Jan-Jan Wise Mike Make Haste Traveling Bug Pasha’s Lady Ninth Race — 5-16 mile Forward Melody Sis Tammie Hymor Big. Pay Off ‘Two-Ee Julienne Hazy Moon Tenth Race — 38 mile Mort D or Die Foolish Wouri Navy Diver Col. Matt Wynn Bridle Comer Tenny C, ‘Third Reco — 8-16 mile Dian Hill Mim i i FRE i al ner Hi dee BE : re won 28 games last year, the most National League victories since 1935, hurled seven shutout innings yesterday as the Phillies walloped the Milwaukee Braves, 11-5. His successors, Howie Fox and Bob Greenwood, gave up all of the/ of the Philadel. | Braves’ tallies. phia lies, the major leagues’| Roberts allowed only three scat- No.1 pitcher in 1952, is giving | tered safeties and aided his own every indication he intends to stay | cause by hitting a two-run homer en top this season. in the sixth inning. The 26-year-old right-hander, who| Roberts’ performance wasn’t the HAPPY GRIMM CONGRATULATED.—Manager Charley’ (left) of the Boston Braves is all smiles as he is congratulated by Manager Casey Stengél of the New York Yankees as news | of the Braves’ franchise move reaches them during an exhibi- tion game in St. Petersburg, Fla, The Braves will move to Mil- | waukee where both men have served as manager of the Brew- ers. Stengel won a pennant there in 1944—() Wirphote,>*- - | Ski’s effective relief ; | The New York Giants. their Japanese namesakes, the kyo Giants, 8-4, at : The Detroit-St. Louis: ; Same at Lakeland was with the Tigers at bat in of the fifth, trailing 3-1, ‘ ‘only brilliant pitching effort yes- | terday. | Carl Erskine became the first Brooklyn Dodgers’ hurler to go the ked the Philadel- on two hits. Al Sima and-Sonny Dixen com- j bined to limit the World Cham- | pion New York Yankees to six hits |as the Washington Senators won an easy 9-0 victory, The major league clubs contin- At Pasadena, Calif., catcher Bill | ved their paring-down process with Wilson and outfielder Jim Rivera |16 Players being farmed: out. homered to pace a 15-hit Chicago | breakdown: RS RG White Sox barrage that netted a| Chicago White Sox—Pirst 9-4 win over the St. Louis Browns. |man Ken Landenberger to Larry Doby’s single, Al Rosen’s|phis (Southern Asscciation) | two-bagger and an error in the 11th | shortstop Sam Esposito te ‘Water- jinning gave the Cleveland Indians |loo (Three I League). a 5-4 triumph over Hollywood of| St. Louis Browns — Pitchers the Pacific Coast League \Jim Upchurch, Jack Martin’ and The Chicago Cubs came from | Harry Wilson and cat behind to whip Portland (PCL), | White and Don Mast ‘San ‘9-6, on the strength of home runs ' Antonio (Texas League! { id WITH A PURPOSE Now recognize m styling ...with a true “original” in automotive a sieck continental flair that drops a bint of surging V-8 power and flashing perform- ance. 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