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

Picture Wins At Kennef Club; First Leg Of Derby Brindle Comer *s Favored In Key West Elimination Picture, owned by R. K. Hutchings gained an im- pressive win last night in the feature race at the Key West Kennel Club with a 2 1/2 length edge over Flighty, who ran second and Pen Pal who finished third. The winner, starting from the number five position, didn’t make his bid until the } three-quarter mark, and then coasted in easily to take the purse. Picture paid 16.80, 3.60 and 3.00. Flighty returned 2.20 and 2.20 while Pen Pal paid 4.60. Last night was the night for the longshots when in the fifth race, Cuddly Cute came in a winner to Pay 30.20 and in the tenth race, Embraceable scored with a 27.00 win payoff. In-tonight’s feature, the first leg of the Key West Derby elimination will be-run off with the race set over the 3/8 mile marathon dis- tance. There will be two elimina- tions and the top four dogs in each race will go to the post on May 46th in the Derby. The last four dogs in each race will vie in a Derby Consolation start on the same date. The second leg of the Derby elimination will be set’on May 9th. Fred Whitehead’s Brindle Comer will lead the field tonight when he will be out seeking his seventh win in Kennel Club competition to date. He will get his chief. opposition from Ed Wulf’s Resonator and F. ,B. Stutz’ Forward. Other entries include Bee's ‘Trouble, Stepping By, Navy Diver, Honest King and Red Carpet. -Post time is 8:15 p.m. Hit And Run Tacties Seen In Waleott Go . By JERRY LISKA CHICAGO w—The° suspicion is growing that Jersey Joe Walcott will flit through the greatest box- ing ballet of his career “in his attempt to dethrone Heavyweight Champion Rocky Marciano. It was with the disdain and pride of a champion that Walcott waded ‘into an upstart Marciano at Phila- delphia last September in a «re- mendously thrilling bout. that ended in a stunning 13th round knockout of Jersey Joe. Now Jersey Joe knows differ- ently. Rocky can be hit but not He won’t say so, but everything about his preparation for his May 15 return bout with Marciano at Chicago Stadium indicates that ‘Walcott is ready to hit and run— as only this remarkable ring an- cient knows how. Even without his first-round knockdown of Marciano, Walcott would have been well ahead on points through 12 rounds at Phila- delphia In the course of his brutal toe- to-toe: slugging with the Brockton, Mass., Blockbuster, Walcott got himself cut in the left eye, blood from which he claims blinded him to the 13th-round roundhouse right which felled him like an axed steer, All. these things have been weighed carefully in the Walcott camp, close observers say, and Jersey Joe will be out to dance and jab Marciano into an out- pointed loser, He did this in his title defense against Exzard Charles, a much younger foe who remembered too much that Walcott carried an ex- plosive punch in their previous meeting, which cost Charles the championship, Even Walcott’s trainer, Dan Florio, admits that if Walcott fights Marciano the way he de- fended his title against - Charles, “It'll be a walkaway—a real walk- | away for Jersey Joe.” Florio won't disclose Walcott's | strategy. He even claims that Jersey Joe is training the same} way now as he did before the; battle in Philadelphia. j But one Walcott camp follower Points out signiticantly that Wal-! Gott scored at least 15 knockdowns | Preparing for the first meeting with Marciano. This time, that has happened only once or twice, i Now Walcott is training to move, | move, move. He constantly is roll- ing with punches. He keeps work- ing off the ropes 2s elusively as possible. He uses his famed “Wal- cott shuffle,” suddenly breaking! into 3 nonchalant walk and then} eneaking over a ‘The last year in which an Amer- fean League pitcher won 30 games was in 1931 whea Lefty Grove wo | Bi for the Aibletics, Key West Kennel Club Result Charts— Tuesday May 9th Date of Last Race 51 5- 1° 5- 1° 5-15 5- 1 Jacoba Razor’s Rocket Sign Here Jan-Jan- Take Ten 5- 1° Really Rare 5-15 Modern Age 4-28'° Maude’s Girl Winner—Marianao Kennels’ Brindle JACOBA RAZOR’S ROCKET SIGN HERE Date of Last Race Vicente Dublin Gal Doctor Dodd Lucky Par Fair Hope Genteei Jury Duty Mountain Park 2 Se Winner—Manuel Foster’s Black Brindle D., July, 1949. Lucky Pilot—Virgie 0. K. VICENTE DUBLIN GAL DOCTOR DODD SECOND RACE—5-16 MILE FIRST RACE—S5-16 MILE 1 SNe bs 53 644 3 c Fyne 55a 6 62 2 539 8 58.C«‘SS; 67 64 61 7 pe OIM me MracMmnes Bonauean Or 3. 8. be s 8s 6rii 420 Outs 3.60 * Goo 840 ° E 110 * W 16.20 ‘* 31.40 **) Off 4 2 3 1 7 5 4.60 ** Si BAI AOR 6 7 61 itched 10.40 4.40 = 5.20 9.00 3.69 Quiniela 3.60 Daily Double—Jacoba and Vicente paid 48.40, ft ** Evenly 4.90 *4 Crowded 8.90 '* Wide 1st tur. di Time—32.1 nly *aded back No factor Time—31.4 5- 1° Marianao Date of Last Race 81 Lr 5- 1° Restore 5- 1° 5-1" 1- 5" Fire Hazard 5 5- 1° Cameron Hilander 3. 5- 1° Lightning Rodney 4 Painter Pete Brash 4-29 Beach Belle | ‘54 Winner—R, K. Hutchings’ Fawn MARIANAO RESTORE Brindle B. 80 2.40 2.80 FIRE HAZARD ide rouie d effort Ist turn late (1-5) 38.20 Date of Last Race 5- 1? Herb’s Pride 5- 1‘. Suki Sal Mer-Shak Ascot Blixt Ralhy Ann Bomb Light Clever Guy Winner—E. F. Snipes’ Red Brindl Secret HERB’S PRIDE SUKI SAL MER-SHAK Date of Last Race 5-1" Guajira 5- 1° Jamaica Jim 5- 4° In Person 5- 1* Powerline 5-1" Teleczst 4-30'° Judy Go 5- 1° Impending 5-1? Rollfax 67 Winner—Marianao Kennels’ Fawi GUAJIRA JAMAICA JIM IN PERSON Date of Last Race 5-1" Cuddly Cute Ozona 5- 1° 5- 1’ Sixty Days 5-1* Zavalla 5-1" Whistling Lad 5-1" Mill Town 5- 1° Blue Sails 4-30* Silque Winner— aty _ CUDDLY CUTE OZONA SIXTY DAYS Page 6 Tonight's Entries FOURTH RACE—5-16 MILE januel Foster's Brindl THE KEY WEST CITIZEN THIRD RACE—5-16 MILE sae 2 3 ra 68 50 51% 59 8042" 59 T2¥e 15 - to S 4.20 2.10 6.30 99.00 “ 3.60 eu 2.40 * 7 16.40 * Outr NVR wWmMURAR BAVGm mC 7s Faauenn Ba cese Ppnmarntor 2 os s ES 3.00 2.60 3.00 . re 23 Quiniela 51 70 71 66. 56 61 60 pee ee 12 3 2 3.00 940 ‘ On 15.60 ‘1 W 11.40 15.60 *! 1,99, * 2 8 3 6. 5 1 7 4 D 5 4 2 3 5 6 6 § z 8 .» Mare! Ex 4.80 4.00 6. 00 5.00 Quiniela 8.00 FIFTH RACE—5-16 MILE y, 1951. More Taxes--Sier Time—31.4 Saved ground Date of Last Race 5- 1" Moveable 5- 1" Beguile 5- 1" Gay Farewell 4-27" Sensation Lass 5- 1" Painted 5-1“ Lustre Gal. 5- 1° Summer Special 5-1" Little Dusty Wianer—R. K. Hutchings’ MOVEABLE BEGUILE GAY FAREWELL Date of Last Race 58 5544 60 $042 5234 Slia 6842. Pees Coto ae 53 tue: EF 5- 2° Parking Sam Jack O’Lish Jaden 5- 1* Whata Bug 1- 5"* Harvest Call 5- 2 Lady Portis Careful Sir Diehard ¢ Winner—Alex Haberman’s Brindle PARKING SAM 14. JACK O’LISH 4-297 4-30" 51° 5-1° un JADEN (6-7) 21.80 nside gained Coniender 0 mishap 15.60 “ No factor 2.89 '~ Collided ** Collided larch, 1951. Forevermor—Accentrie (2-8) 23.00 Date of Last Race 14.10 Goin; 11.60 66% Om yNAWOmad & wa, wooanunw s 3.80 2.60 Quiniela 4.40 Wednesday, May 6, 1953 (NO: POST POSITIONS) First Race — 5-16 mile Social rs, Tender Moment Portis Boy Staver Thataway Mail Pouch Queen’s Bomb Second Race — 5-16 mile Suki Susie Jet Roll Top News Kitchen Maid Highest Reward Slick Miss Focus Waneetah Third Race — 5-16 mile Raffia Little Secret Becky's Fancy Bombast Sooner Senator Refunder Southern Gent Little Darlin Fourth Race — 5-16 mile Honest Fax Farm Master Foolish Lucky Teter Speedy Girl Fifth Race — 5-16 mile Bonnie Acre Peck Tippy's Cash Royal Kahili Nick Lutz Smart Dude Wise Mike Jack Riboud Sixth Race — 5-16 mile Traveling Bug Spring Festival Old Refrain My Bitsey Glen Page Col Matt Wynn Melvia Jo Timber Jack Seventh Race — 5-16 mile Daisy's Silver Beseech Payette Booster Buck Initial Greenbrier Boy T. V. Star Seoteh Lad Eighth Race — $16 mile Trappist High Stab, Ritty Hot * Direct Answer Pagoda Reckoning Noremac Hazy Moon Ninth Race — 3-8 mile FIRST DERBY ELIMINATION Bee’s Trouble i Stepping By Red Carpet Brindle Comer *‘ Honest King Navy Diver Resonator Forward Tenth Race — 3-8 mile Babbling Bess Callaway My Design All Time Lennox Liz Cooper Silent Profit Luck DeLand Takes Top Spot In FS League By The Associated Press DeLand, the defending cham. pion for two years, edged past: Cocoa and Jacksonville Beach Tuesday night and took over the lead of the Florida State League | The Red Hats climbed to the top on a 14-4 victory over Lees. ‘burg while Daytona Beach b! i Cocoa, 12-1, and Palatka gx Jacksonville Beach the skids, & Until those returns were in. Co and Jacksonville Beach had joint possession of first place » Clobbered sev , The Red Hats raked three 1 Fidler also did some hesy work, slapping out two tr | Dotson gave up 11 sateti< gles, but kept them s Daytona Beach force sion with Cocoa in the f re on the Islanders > stened. They combed (Contuaued Va Page seven) 1.40 * On inside 13.00 *: Even effort 2.30 "! No factor 7.40 °° Outrun 8.10 ‘* Faded steadily -» May, 1951. Beach Comber—Rural ig away (1-7) 18.20 | B | NATIONAL By The Associated Press - Cincinnati YESTERDAY'S RESULTS All games ppd, rain TODAY'S SCHEDULE Chicago at New York St. Louis at Brooklyn <n) Cincinnati at Philadelphia (n) Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (a) AMERICAN By The Associated Press’ | New York | Cleveland Boston | Phitadetphia | Chicago | St. Louis | Washington Detroit. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS New York 4 Cleveland 1 Boston 5 Chicago 1 St. Lowis 2 Philadelphia 1 Washington 14 Detroit 4 TODAY'S SCHEDULE Boston at Chicago Washington at Detroit Phitadelphia at St. Louis (n) Only games scheduled 80 By The Associated Press We Pet. | Jacksonville a VAugasta Montgomery | Cetumbus | Savannah Charieston YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Columbus 7 Savannah ¢ Other games ppd. rain TODAY'S SCHEDULE Charleston at Augusta (2) Columbia at Macon (2) Jacksonville at Montgomery Savannah at Columbus *2) SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION By The Associated Press N 2 Rock 1 Burmatgham 6 New Orleans 4 TODAY'S SCHEDULE at Mabie @) 5- 2° 5- 2" 5- 2! 5-2? 5-2! 5- 2? 5- 2° 5-17 4-28"° Cry: 5- 2° Picture 5- 1° Plighty Pen Pal Last Summer Gay Liner Lelanette er Winner—R. K. Hutchings’ White a 72 67 68 62'4 6 ¥ 2 7 1 i 5 563 4 8 Le 6912 59% BS pomvesnen Ss sanoewn ee Date of Last Race NINTH RACE—5-16 SIXTH RACE—S-16 MILE SEVENTH RACE-5-16 MILE Time—31.4 90 Outside route 2.80 Scratched » Jan., 1952. Blended—Eyax 2.40 2.60 Quiniela (6-8) 8.20 3.80 Time—31.3 Saved ground *") Forced pace ** Gained wide "t Off late "Gave way * No factor “™ Faced back i Apri .» April, 1951. —T: oe \'P es Wingover—Tarana 5.00. 3,20 Quiniela (1-7) 45.00 2.60 EIGHTH RACE—5-16 MILE Pt - 2b 34 an 5 ot * Came again * Outfini ished ‘On’ ontside + Evenly * No factor * Outrun* inkajam—Minda Quiniela (2-6) 19.80 Time—31.2 79 57 59 634 ee 57 6644 4 er BMeoaanae rw m eo Little Jane Eyre Won Lost Pet. Bebind 125 706° = Beessy~' i YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL RESULTS By y The Asseciated Press INTERNATIONAL Puffale $ Cttewa t Soesnefeld 2 Sey § Cotamtan 3 % 8 Lowtnvilie « St. Paat $1 7 3 Indianapolis « ALASAMAPLORIDA 2 eed rate 21 Bengenaeg |o8 Pert Wore 2¢ Saeevepert 218 PICTURE FLIGHTY PEN PAL aS —— TENTH RACE—3-8 MILE 5- 2* Embraceable Aska Kay Stop Over Shatterin; Milly’s Mike Beach Tramp Adju: ist ‘stal Ghost i 56 59 69 69 68 69 51 acy cae | 1° 3 44 5 5 6 6 fell aty. 27.00 «6.40 4.80 San Antenio 6 Oklahoma City 1 Houston 4 Tulsa 2 PACIFIC COAST Los Angeles 6 Oakland 4 Hollywoot 2 San Francisco 1 San Diego 2 Sacramento 2 Portland 3 TopayY’s SCHEDULE By The Associated Press AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Louisville at Columbus Kansas City at Charleston Minneapolis at Toledo St. Paul at Indianapolis ALABAMA~ FLORIDA Dothan at Fort. Walton Eufaula at Graceville Panama City at Andalusia ANDINGS By The Associated Press ALABAMA-FLORIDA—~ ‘Won Lost Pet. 83 a? besbeky i's @ smart move to get in on USED CAR Cnet today. RAV? st DUVAL STREET ed D., July, 1950, dnt 58 5 Scratched Weer eee Foster’s Light Brindle B., May, 1951, Beach Comber— ry EMBRACEABLE ASKA KAY STOP OVER beeteoks? kubeee Saved Wide s. Good Crowded Close qirs. Crowded Weakened Wide ist turu Gay Warrior— ay 8 3140" 3.00 2.20 . Quiniela (2-5) 14.20 4.60 Time—40.2 12.50 Seved ground 4.10 “On inside 12.50 Early pace ae 9.40 ** Collided ° 4.10 ** Collided 6 9.40 *. Collided 1.00 After break 4 2 3¢ 480, 7.20 ° Quiniela (3-7) 59.20 11.60 y ASEBALL RESULTS, (Major League ‘Attendance Is : Down Sharply | NEW YORK ® — Major league | magnates have been bemoaning | the drop in attendance this season, ( and they’ve good reason. | Whether it’s been television, the | inclement weather or a combina- tion of both, the fact remains the big league ball fan just isn’t show- ing up as often as he used to. | An Associated Press survey dis- closed today that attendance at major league parks is 24 per cent under last season’s total in a com- Parable number of home dates for | each club. | Paid admissions for 1953, through | last night's games, totaled 1,373,-{ 984, Last year it was 1,802,729. ; with last year’s 1,020,562. Net loss: 352,701 (35 per cent), 1952 total. The transplanted Milwauke (Continued On Page Seven) Pit) 351-1 beseeeee? bs oor big Trade us your old veblele for a late PPA Inc. DIAL 2-206 FROM THE PRESS BOX By OSCAR MILIAN ee John Davis, the husky 200 pound | der what would have to be done fence buster of the Ft. Lauderdale | to keep the Conchs fans out of a Lions, is at present leading the} ball park with a winning club like Florida International League in the Sox. F five departments according to stat-: istics just feleased by the Howe/ Good old Kiwanis clu of Miami: News Bureau. The big bat boy of | they helped to put in 7009°fans to the Pepper Martin clan is topping | see the Ft. Lauderdale Lion-Mi- the loop in most runs scored, 14, ami Sun Sox at Miami stadium Produced the most base hits, 20, last week just to see Pepper Mar- the most total base knocks, 37, he :tin and his clan fold under. the has clouted the most home runs, 3,‘ heavy barrage of Doc Allexon and and has driven 17 mates across the his soxers by the tune of 17 to 3. Platter. His batting average is .417.'So goes baseball. Well, whadda you know, the Mi-' Key West’s George “Viti” Vidal ami Sun Sox with a winning per-’ is still holding his own with the centage .667 12 of the 18 games! St. Pete in the Pitching depart- Plaved up and including Saturday | ment, His pitehing record up to night, has asked aid to draw fans’ this date is as follows, he has tak- into their own home park. We won- (Continued On Page Seven) Know Your Dogs and Win The NEW Koehler Method of Selecting Win- ning Dogs, TIME tested, practice PROVEN, a sim- ple powerful process of ELIMINATION. Based on FACTS that gives you a high percentage of WINNING SELECTIONS. No more Guessing. YOU KNOW. Send for your copy NOW. Price $10. Money Order only, to Koehler Methods, P.O. Box 303, Miami 50, Florida. Special Busses To Track Leave In Front of ‘Strand Theatre, Downtown Key West — Fare ts I5e KEY WEST KENNEL CLUB TONIGHT ADMISSION (NO MINORS) — 25< ACRES OF FREE PARKING OPEN AIR BLEACHERS Just Off US. 1 Is Set Tonight