The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 9, 1953, Page 6

- breeding, with wins over Really True Goes To Post Tonight In Feature Action Both favorites failed to @ome through last night in feature action at the Key West Kennel Club when a Jong shot, Mrs. H. E. Rus- sell’s Reckoning, captured Ws third straight victory in the creditable time of 30.4 seconds, Avenger, who was fav- ored to take the race, fin- ished third, a full four lengths off the pace and Mort, who had heavy sup- port from the fans, ended up a disappointing sixth. Reckoning started from — the number six position and took an early lead never to be seriously threatened. She finished 2% lengths ahead of Tammie, who put forth a good effort. Reckoning paid a nice 28.80, and 9.00 and 3.00 while Tammie returned 11,80 and 3.80. A ticket on Avenger for show was good for 2.60. Abid fifth race Quiniela paid Really True will be out after his third straight first in Kennel Club action tonight when he op- Poses Hazy Moon and Some Mix among « field of grade A dogs in in the feature. Really True, who has been showing the evidence of good top talent, should get the support of the fans but Hazy Moon and Page 6 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Lions Edge Tars In Tight 5 To1 Tilt At Walker Field Pepper Martin’s Fort Lauderdale Lions had to work real hard last night to eke out a 5-1 win over a picked Navy All-Star team in the first of a two-game exhibition series at Walker Field. A sizeable group of fans turned out to take a look at the Lions who will open their 1953 season against Havana here next week and they ended| up rooting for a plucky Navy club, which really gave the | pros a ball game. While the locals were held to hurler Bob Hines and the veteran Gil Torres, fensive ball play never let the Lauderdales get too far | ahead. Lou Warden, who started on the mound for the Navy gave up but four hits and the visitors pushed across the three of their runs off; his slants. Virgil Bruce, who came on the scene in the fourth, scattered sev- en safeties and at times had the Lions baffled with his left-handed tosses. Big John Davis, Lion right field- er scored the first run when he was hit by a pitcher ball in the second and came in when Mauro) Tacovello singled. The visitors added two more scores in the third frame on a single by George Handy, a double by Davis and another single off the bat of Wendell Forbes. The Navy came back in their | half of the third when Joe Gal- vin walked and romped around on Gene Estes one-bagger. Hurler Bruce came on the scene the fourth and shackled the Some Mix will pose real threats. Other entries in the race in-} clude: Forward, Two-Ee, Bizarre, ' Jack O’Lish and Foot Hill. Post time tonight is 8:15 p.m. Thursday, April 9, 1953 Tonight's Entries (NOT POST POSITIONS) First Race — 5-16 mile Holiday House Second Race — 5-16 mile Gail Fax Sanguine Jamaica Jim Lady Portis Gifted Son Also Alder Wood Fiesta Girl Third Race — 5-16 mile Jewel’s Trump Pasha’s Lady Luck Fifth Race — 5-16 mile Rathy Ann Sixth Race — 5-16 mile Portis Boy Harvest Call Aloof Direct Answer Razor’s Rocket Fame-N-Fortune Authentic : Seventy Race —~ 5-16 mile More Corn Nick Lutz Stirring News Do Dat Beguile Jack Riboud Lost Trail Good Find Eighth Race — 5-16 mile Glen Page Claro Showmenow Do or Die Jet Roll Bill Proverb Tippy’s Cash Hill Queen Ninth Race — 5-16 mile Big Pay Off Two Ee Really True Hazy Moon Some Mix Forward Jack O’Lish Bizarre Tenth Race — 3-8 mile Judy Go Cyrstal Ghost Taxes Me Lone Andy Charlie Fax Broward Bred Respectful Yardley BASEBALL Tomorrow Night, 8:15 MIAMI SUN SOX 1983 FIL lon agra Versus FORT LAUDERDALE LIONS 1982 FIL RUNNERUPS 7 *e* * Tickets New On Sale at rie 's Radio Appliance and Broadway Ciger Store just three hits their by} de- pros for two innings but in the seventh, a costly walk to Mauro | Tacovello cost them a run when Marsalisi singled to plate him. George Wehmeyer scored the Lions’ final run when he singled and came in on Davis’ screaming one-bagger. | Big John Davis had a big night , at the plate when he lined to solid shots for a single and double in three officials tries. A former Pacific Coast League performer Davis will bear watching ine FIL action this season. George Handy, Marsalisi Tacovello ali had a brace singles, For Manager Tim Wood’s Navy Club, Bob Mace’s screamer was the offensive gem of the evening. ' ‘The same clubs go back at it tonight at Walker Field with the action slated to get underway at , 7:30 -p. m. The public is invited | to attend the tilt for which there | is no charge. The Lions will op- ; Pose the Miami Sun Sox Friday ‘and Saturday night at the Wickers and of | Field Stadium. DUGOUT DIGGINS: The Na- vy’s second sacker, Bobby Mc- Lure made a circus catch of} Charley Graham’s screaming lin- er in the fifth inning. , .Tommy Venn, who handied some of the |backstopping last year for the | Key West Conchs, is back in bus- iness at the old stand with the Lions. . .The Lions claim that they were overfed yesterday they are guests of the Navy for a four day stretch. . .McClure d off. the, timeworn hidden ball t in the ninth to erase at sérond , . . Davis, in a jo his fine stickwork, e@™Me ugewith a nice throw in the fifth to nail Joe Galvin at the plate... ,Pepper Martin appeared last night minus the shorts he sported in his last appearance here. . .khe got a nice hand from the fans. Outboarders Set Island Race Sun. The Key West Outboard Club is planning a round the Island pe for April 12, 1953, starting County Beach through Boca chi} ca Bridge around Fleming Key and on around the Island to the County Beach. There will be a first place prize’ for each class. Anyone in- | terested in running may contact Raymond Maloney at the Key West Outboard Sales and Service 1116 Eaton Street for further de-! tails or Telephone 2-3715. | The only rules are, 2 pereas| j to a boat, a life jacket or cushion for each and an anchor with at} least 60 feet of line There will be “A,” “B }zard” and “C’ Classes. The ‘*( Class will be for any Motor 22 HP or up. Sports Mirror By The Associated Press TODAY YEAR AGOW~J Suey Eason t t ball coach a at Willi FIVE ¥ to Maple L troit Red Wi Togo Pa the only nim Notre Dame a ball team of ¢ cluded caz Se ae Zee SAVE $38 $ For QUALITY USED CARS and (General Auto Repairs TWINS GARAGE | 118 DUVAL ST DIAL 2.240 is 3:9 3. come 8 3 9S Key West aan Ciub Result Charts — Wed., Date «_ * Damocles * Suki Sal * Inkey Racer ” Gail Lee Winner—Williams and Fe Date of Last Race * Silque © Reckless Trudy x* * x * * x & , Mort For Kennel Club Win ‘Wed. Last Reet Loudeat Lucky Par Jacoba FIRST RACE—5-16 MILE 55% 5942 53% 63% 50 64 58 _ 69 s Bri Lr Doctor Dodd Bin opmoaiucr DUIOH Am De dl Pd 8 3.80 7.20 3.00 4.00 6.00 SECOND RACE—5-16 MILE 2:23 ¥ ae sae 4.3 28 6 4 4 258 5 6 6 a Se 8 Seratched Thatdway 1.90 Shattering Foolish Jill Clever Guy Daisy Mohawk Cracker Jackie *+ Outfinished 2 No excuse -» Oct., 1951. Rolling Roy—Kay Roo Quiniela (1-3) 14.20 230 * On inside 8.20 * Even effort ‘i No mishap 11.60 * Evenly 4.80 Winner—Olympic — White and Ticked B., June, 1950. bler—Steppin G. THATAWAY SILQUE SHATTERING 6.60 3.20 6.20 2.20 3.20 2.40 Daily Double—Loudeal and Thataway paid 13.80 Quiniela (1-2) Time—32 Date April 8th of Last Race SIXTH RACE—5-16 MILE Outside route ee Wide stretch 44° + 6 4- 6° & 3° +" 4 6 No mishap No factor Wide ist turn Outrun 4- 4° Flighty Hush Shane 74 2 wv 55 = St = 34 SI 65% 3 65 56. 59 Focus Joyous Miss Kitchen Maid Roose Goose Believe Me Want 1 4 631 3 7 8 4 8 1 4 5 7 2 6 6 2 5 7 3 8 Winner—R. K. Hutchings’ Light Brindle Marcine HUSH SHANE 14.60 FLIGHTY FOC Time—32 Date of Last Race Easily best US SEVENTH RACE—5S-16 MILE 3-31" +3 No factor Shut off 44° a4 Win P Roanoke Ram- 8.60 Date of Last Race THIRD RACE—5-16 MILE Time—32.2 6612 6642 7 69% 71% 66 a7 554% ri 2t 34 5.6 Modern Age s 16.7 422 southern Gent 5 6 3 »mb Light aE g's Migrator 67:8 Sir Hidelgo 245 Sooner Senator , ae at ee Passing 33 8 . t.8 9.20 8.80 7.40 60 40° 0 * Very 5 * E a a Glad Date of Last Race Peck Gunette 57 51 66 59 60 70 60 60% Brindl or) Hi asaeee HB i greeek Cameron Hilander Fancy Times —R. K, Hutchings’ & s 3 OOOH a3 02 te BO abunnene ik aedaiie nponyBam 2S2Ss288 { B., 7 , 1951, Reckless Baee-ta Rea : 5. ES GUNETTE GOOD AND GLAD EIGHTH RACE—S-16 MILE Best in duel Good effort *4 Outrun late 4. 4° 3" - 4° Steady gain No mishap Gave way Early factor wide ~ ‘go 7.4 Winneycts Snipes’ Light Brindle sp July, 1951. Viking Lad—Fiction Lady 5. 11.21 MODERN AGE SOUTHERN GENT 19.00 23.40 BOMB LIGHT Date of Last Race FOURTH RACE—5-16 MILE sa Quiniela (1-2) 76.60 TE! NY ¢ HIGHLAND HAWK ™ ‘ Withwin Betty Bob M Es ene 3 i OOO ae te sw Omaneants i RP aBB ane w SBeesess L E F bal lie D. oo: Bu rnvwmrs|nw & 8 we 283 £0 900 sss e & +4 4- 4° 3-31" 4- 3° 44 44° 44 4- 3° 58 44 70 3 3 73 60 2 59 55 60 6342 Winged Careful Sir Joe Dale Salter Path Dian Hill "Telecast Impending Real Black oon ae K. Hutchings’ Black B., July, 1951. 0) WINGED CAREFUL SIR JOE, DALE Date of Last Race 4 a4 44° 4- 4" Little Dusty 44a 44° 44° 4+ 6 Winner—Alex Haberman’s Brindl SUKI SUSIE BUSHY LIZ 740 4.20 5.00 FIFTH RACE—S-16 MILE Suki Susie Bushy Liz Cooper « 38s w 8 > ere or re] Daisy’s Silver Eager Miss Ester Reed Keen Kut Hauer ase 81 Pee mn werarace reer ye es & 8 or ane 8 COOPER wait any longer for that big- car motoring thrill you've always wanted? 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