The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 1, 1953, Page 6

‘Special “Hello Bill Handicap” Slated Tonight At Key West Kennel Club Scores Of Elks Expected AtTop |Key West Kennel Club Result Charts — Wed. April. 29th Event Of Current Racing Season Scores of Key West Elks will flock to the Key West Kennel Club tonight for the running of| the “Hello Bill Handicap” spon- sored by that organization, track officials said today. And they will see one of the hottest bits of action of the cur- rent meeting when a crack group of thoroughbreds that have been matched especially: for the occasion by racing sec- tetary Bill Griffin, will go to the post. Grand Exalted Ruler Earl Adams of the Key West Elks Club today urged all local members of that organization to be on tap for the affair which’ will be the top event of the current racing meet. The Elks will be identified with small American Flags in their buttonholes. Tonight is also Ladies Night at the track, with all ladies being ad- mitted free of charge. In addition, free box seats will be offered to the weaker sex by the track man- agement. R. K. Hutching’s Two-Ee looms as a strong favorite to cop the “Hello Bill Handicap” at this writ- ing on the basis of his past per- formance which includes an im- pressive victory in his last outing and piling up five victories in a score of starts. This pup has fin- ished in the money a total of 13 times this season. Cliff Waller’s Duette, will furnish the prime competition tonight’ after having racked up a pair of second Place efforts in her last two starts, Another Waller entry, Flighty, will also get a lot of attention from the handicappers. Other entries include Trouble, Pagoda, Stepping By, be ped vand Hazy Moon. ight’s: expected banner ¢ro'ed will also be treated to another spe- cial race, ‘a hot-box Marathon, which will show eight crack entries . fighting it out over the % ( inile distance, Entries include: _ Beguile, ‘Har- vest Call, Lustre Gal, Fire Hazard, Moveable, Gay Farewell, Little Dusty and Painted. Post. time tonight is 8:15.p. m, Mrs. H. E. Russell’s Reckoning, a heavy favorite among the bet- tors justified their faith in-him last night when he captured an easy verdict in the Kennel Club feature. The winner took the lead at the halfway point and sailed in easily. Trappist ran second while Green- brier Boy nailed down third place. Reckoning paid 2.80, 2.20 and 2.80 while Trappist returned 9.40 and — Greenbrier Boy paid 5.00 to ow. Baseball Resulis AMERICAN By The Associated Press we New York Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia , St. Louis Boston Washington Detroit YESTERD, New York 6 Chicas Philadelphia ‘at, Detroit ppd-rain St. Louis 3 Washington 1 ‘Only games scheduled * ‘TODAY'S SCHEDULE Philadelphia at Detroit: New York at Chicago () Boston at Cleveland ( Weshington Philadelphia Brooklyn ‘St. Louis Chicago Milwaukee New York Pittsburgh Cincinnat YESTERDAY'S RESULTS New York 1 Milwaukee @ Brooklyn 7 Cipeinnati 4 Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 2 St. Louis 1 Phitadelphia 1 & sb-raim (walled TODAY'S SCHEDULE St. Louls at New York Chicago at Brooklye (nb Milwaukee at Philadelphia (a) Cineinnat at Pittsburgh (n> SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Date of Last Race Fame-N-Fortune Foolish Jill Sable Prince Purple Song Thataway Aska Kay Fish read Chips 4-11? Clever paws, Winner—E. F. FAME-N-FORTUNE FOOLISH JILL SABLE PRINCE Date of Last Race Snipes’ Brindle 25 a arch, 10.80 7 AON Oo mb A FIRST RACE—5-16 MILE 2 ia 951. Beac! SECOND RACE—5-16 MILE BSoonwoom BSSzess 00 3 Box to wire Wide streteh = ee vel Shut off No factor jutrun Weakened h Comber—Heat Wave 7.40 3.40 ie 13.00 an Quiniela (1-7) 59.80 Time—31.4 Time—32 Date of Last Race Pen Pal Bee’s Trouble Taxes Me 427° Tlasol Gene Huff Babbling Bess Keen Kut Winged Winner—Mrs. vednp Palme BEES TROUBLE TAXES ME SIXTH RACE—5-16 MILE 7 rrr 61% 664 51% se 3 4 § T+ “400% Shut 8.30 Ji ist turn 0. Z, Ferrel's Brindle and White B., June, 1949, Penicillin, Time—31.3 Cr rr ae womeaun ie Quiniela (4-7) 34.00 Spur On Innocence Embraceable Gifted Son In Person Real Black My Deal Silver Gal Winner—Edward F. Wulf's Blac BISASS eS a Poet 4 2s ie a su ee a 5 3 6 2 7 8 Ji Ramone 8 an., 195: 5.80 Easily 12.80 * 2d in foto aie 7 ee foride i arly speed 2.90 ‘+ Wide ist turn 99.00 * Tired badly 12.80 * Shut off 99.00 * Forced wide te pcamexone tee Cup 7.00 Quiniela (3-7) 147.00 3.20 Daily Double—Fame-N-Fortune and Spur On paid 40.40 THIRD RACE—5-16 MILE Date of Last Race 4-277 Thought Trish Cheer Shining Sue Jack Kochman Silent Profit Mim Martha Jo Lucky Tinkle ee Foster’s Red Brindle D., July, 1949. Lucky Pilot—Virgie ee etal InIgH € CHEER Date of Last Race Col. Matt Wynn FOURTH RACE—5-16 MILE Whispering Charlie Weekapaug Stylish Rea Flash Verlin Silque Jenny Me Rathmore Lass: Fred Palermo’s Brindle WYNN Winner—! COL, MATT WHISPERING CHARLIE , WEEKAPAUG 574 8 65 52% 55% geraas 3° eg 1 we 5 § 21 42 76 8 8 6 5 37 “20.20 10.80 9.20, 2 2. mm 1 py Some oe 16:60 Time—32.1 Wide, driving 40 *} On inside 3d in foto Outfinished * Evenly * Off slowly *s Tired 1.00 * No excuse 6.80 6.20 Quiniela (2-8) 43.60 4.80 Time—31.4 In a romp %+ Best of rest 60 * Came again 40 °t Contender 12.40 * Evenly 12.40 *° Tired badly 6.10 * No factor 4.30 **4 Outrun 2.50 ‘9.40 2.60 9.4 4. 8 he April, ps, oe eeomas broke Even 3.40 — Quiniela (5-8) 24.80 3.20 Date of Last Race 427" Honest Trouble 4-25° Lost Trail 427° Good Find 4-27°° Vaulta 4-27* Fiction Lad 4-25° Showmenow 427° Silver-N-Gold 427" ai Kahili Winner—' Jest_ Tro ONES? TROUBLE GOOD FIND Date of Last Race 427° Obedience 427° Gay Liner 4-27° Jack Camron 4-27°° Man Power 4-27° Burnished Blade 427° Trick Bomb 10" Spring Festival ‘es! a inner Wiliams OBEDIENCE GAY LINER JACK CAMRON Date of Last Race 428° Reckoning «27° Rae 4-27°° Fusbudget 4-25" Resonator 427° Picture Bronzeville 4-27° Renegrade Winner—Mrs. H.. Bussell’s eee GREENBRIER BOY SEVENTH RACE—S5-16 MILE 6 66% 16 58 pe obs bs a 2 = aah ne C8 8 aes and ere Brindle D, April, 1950, Razor’: 10 10 5.60 5-40 80 ° Wide ist turn 10 * No factor 30 * Faded back 's Edge— 620 440 «8.60 EIGHTH RACE—S-16 MILE Pry £ a s 2 ry ot a 8 BBQE23F2 eeger3s Beem meares Fauameeun 60% and Fagg’s Black D. B 8 ge 5.80 10.20 Quiniela (3-8) 42.40 10.20 By Time—31.2 6.10 ‘t On outside 8.40 °? Wide Ist turn 9.80 "4 Early factor 4.80 * Faded back 2.70 oo No factor ‘71.60 * Outrun lune, Bow Tenshun—Polly Milis 3.40 Quyiniela (1-2) 15.20 6.80 NINTH RACE—S-16 MILE a° 2? 2° 2 Hgs2egas : Pe er ty BP anaenawn SebSens SSssksys BS Quiniela (3-6) 24.00 Fancy }* Date of Last Race . 4-27° Boasts Buck 63 lashy 61 Idol Red 72 48'% 59 52 Ee 427° Summer Gal 4-24° Daisy’s Silver 427° Withwin Winner—Alex Haberman’s 3 BOOSTER BUCK RANK ie uk FIFTH RACE—S-16 MILE P 22.90 Time—31.3 Fast finish 7.60 * Steady gain 80 +4 Closed well *t Outrun str. 4 Off late *+ Early factor *) Wide Ist turn No. factor e, ety rave Bid—Saralee re 0 Quiniela (2-6) 70.00 GE WINS OPENER AT PARK WEDNESDAY 1953 softball season Wednesday night with a 7-4 victory over the VX-1 at Bayview Park. GE took a 1-0 lead in the first inning when Leaderhouse was safe on a fielder's choice, stole second and scored when Al Cruz was safe on an error. VX-1 came back strong in the second and with the help of some poor fielding’ by the GE infield, they managed to push across four | Cruz, 3b Tuns on one hit, a walk and four errors. The Navy lead was short- lived as GE came back in their half of the second with a‘ four run explosion as a result of two walks, two errors and Earl Smith’s doub- le. They added another in the third is | on Smith's second double and Hill’s single. Lee Griffin's single, a field- er's choice and Frant's one-bagger accounted for GE’s second tally. Cornelius Carey, GE pitcher, limited the Navy men to just three hits for his first win of the season. Smith blasted two doubles in three tries to lead GE at the plate. In the nightcap, Evans edged out the Dairy Queen Blizzards 3-1 be- hind the three hit pitching of Ram- sey. Franklin, the Blizzard hurler} was equally effective but he weak- ened in the late innings. The only run yielded by Ramsey was unearned. It came in the four- th when Joe Alonzo walked, stole second and scored when George Barber dropped Joe Mira's drive jin right field. | Evans finally got to Franklin in the sixth and tied the score when Al Acevedo singled, stole second and third, and then romped home on Sam Valdez’ double. In the seventh, Catala, the Evans By The Associated Press Pet. at 9 xs we ve woe ) YESTERDAYS RESULTS wean te 3 ater schedule! oe sham - TODAT'S SCHEDULE nome Have your butcher bone and roll | a shoulder of lamb, then roast it! low oven to an internal tem re of 182F as shown on a meat thermometer, Serve wiih mini sauce or mint jelly. | third sacker, opened the frame by drawing a walk. Franklin then got himself into trouble when he threw > wide to second base trying to force Calala on Casada’s bunt Catala scored moments later on a wild pitch and Casada tallied the gigas run on Barber's long | Gy | The box scores First Game 9 o ecceore>y ecogere™ | clark, ss Sleater, if | Morgan. rf Adams , Pigg, of | Edwards, 1b zy onnwweeo ercncenms wonewmwe VX-1 |GE RBI: Frantz; \3.173 | Loser: Henriquez: Time: 1:35. Weems, i B8l won 5 nloone wn wewwwwn rm Or CHOMWOCORRY . 040 . 4 Scorer: Pilgrim, 2BH: Morgan, Smith (2 | SB: Leaderhouse, Smith, Hull; SO: ! another horse in workout. jby Weems 1, Gamble 1; BB: off Carey 6, Weems {2 in 1 1/3 innings, innings; Weems; Winner: Umpires: 1 mn oO Honmunoocomma wloesce cuunnnvenn oe Bl onwm orcounwooop) Bal one Fwleoe Chronronoool Q| Alonz0, ID cue 1 2| Kerr, c. an 3 wwe nl ecccoecn wl coonocec Rl enccouna wl moneonoe wl receconnm R Dairy Queen ...... 000 100 0—1 2BH: S. Valdez; Sac.: Alonzo; | SB: Barber, Acevedo (2); SO: by | Franklin 3, Ramsey 2; BB: off Franklin 5, Ramsey 2; Winner: Ramsey; Loser: Franklin; Um- 5| Pires: Henriquez and Myatt; Scor- ter: Casteneda; Tim 30, HE a4 23 RHE/|SPORTS MIRROR 000-4 3 Olx—7 7 Hul Second Game Player— Casado, if . Barber, rf Castro, ¢ Acevedo, ss EVANS ABR S. Valdez, 1b Santana, 2b Ramsey, p C. Valdez, cf Player— Pazo, ss j | OrMoonmnrounonm lumnokmnwond NOeNH wUooe t & * AUTO pF 3) 3 By The Associated Press ; TODAY A YEAR AGO—Gift ilver withdrew frum the Ken- j tucky Derby after a collision with FIVE YEARS AGO—Stewart > Hits: off Weems | Alexander won the National Capi- Gamble 5 in Carey; Myatt, ; Casteneda; ;tal Open Golf Tournament with a 21. i TEN YEARS AGO—Mrs. John D. Hertz’ Count Fleet won the Kentucky Derby by three lengths. 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The vast bulk of the unseen audience switched on its sets in all inno- cence, Actually, the figkt game. ish’t that bad. Sure, the design always is for one boxer to try to hurt the other, bu! its best it can be one of he most thrilling and Paleface Pete Blue Sails Sign Here Divine Devil Seventh Race — 8-16 mile Mill Town : Rollfax Telecast King’s Gal Bushy Adjust Cuddly Cute Eighth Race — 5-16 mite Whata Bug Careful Sir Dian Hill Honest Fax Summer Special Ozona Painted Pete Diehard Ninth Race — 5-16 mile Lightning Rodney Brash Marianao Flasy Reward Flashy Reward | Maynard % Novella Eph Good and Glad Tenth Race — 5-16 mile Bar-K Flighty Famous Wheel Pagoda beautiful of-all sports, From here on: television sponsors may bé expected bi st deleasn 0 emand