The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 12, 1953, Page 8

Page 8 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN American Legion Handicap Race Set Tonight At The Key West Kennel Club Hazy Moon Wins Monday Night In Feature; $377.60 Quiniela Is Paid One of the hottest races to be contested to date over the Key West Kennel Club oval will be run off tonight when eight of the most promising dogs at the track go to the post in the American Legion Handicap. The race which will be run off in honor of scores of Legionnaires who will be present, has been especially made up by rac- ing secretary Bill Griffin. Paul Southerland’s Jack O’Lish looms as the favorite in the tussel but he will be pressed greatly by dogs such as Two-Ee, owned by R. K. Hutchings and Cliff Waller’s Direct Answer. Jack O’Lish captured his last outing by a nose over the crack Marianao to run his skein for the meet up to seven wins and Two- Ee has compiled the impressive record of five firsts and has fin- ished in the money a total of 14 times in 24 starts. Direct Answer will definitely bear watching on the basis of his record of four victories in six starts in Kennel Club action. He finish- ed second in one other outing. The fans are watching him closely and a win tonight would greatly en- hance his standing. Post time tonight is 8:15 p. m. Frank Whitehead’s Hazy Moon did it again last night when his strong finish’ gave him the verdict in the feature race, A heavy favorite of the fans, the winner gained the lead at the box and then lost it to Spur On, who tried and lost it to Jack Camron, who finished second when Hazy Moon marshalled his strength and came in a winner. Famous Wheel ran third. The winner paid 5.60, 3.80 and 3.20 while: Jack Camron returned Sports Mirror By The Associated Press TODAY A YEAR AGO — The Cincinnati Reds sold outfielder- first baseman Dick Sisler and shortstop Virgil Stallcup to the St. {Louis Cardinals for outfielder Wal- ly Westlake and third baseman Eddie Kazak. FIVE YEARS AGO—Allied Rey- nolds stopped the Cleveland In- dians, 4-1, ending a five - game winning streak. TEN YEARS AGO — Gunder Haegg. Swedish runner, left for the United States to make a com- petitive tour. TWENTY YEARS AGO — The New York Yankees sold Bill Werb- er and George Pupgras to the Boston Red Sox for $30,000. They’ve Got A Body, Anyway PHILADELPHIA # — Nicholas Davis has returned from his legal grave to taunt authorities with a baffling problem, About 10 weeks ago Davis, a florist, disappeared from his usual haunts and a few days later a man who died of a fractured skull in a downtown tavern was identi- fied as Davis. The body was buried in Fern- wood Cemetery. Several days later a friend of the florist said Davis has called him from Chicago. Yesterday Corner Joseph Omin- sky, after talking to Davis’ former landlord, who said he had seen and talked to the florist in Chicago withdrew the death certificate is- sued in the name of Davis. All of which poses this mystery for authorities: Who is buried in Fernwood Cemetery? a whopping 20.40, and 9.20. Fam- ous Wheel paid 3.40 for his effort The. evening was marked by a huge 377.60 Quiniela-in the seventh race of the evening when Keen [in and Whispering Charley came in winners. KENNEL CLUB Stock Island Just Off U.S. No. | TRANSPORTATION Busses Te Track Free Leave In Front Strand Theater Parking Ne Miners a a re at Chicago 2 Cleveland 1 Only game scheduled i Date of Last Race 5-7 coe 5- 7? Real Blac! 5- 7° Stylish Rea 5-7 Innocence 5- 7° Prado 5-7 Rhus Tox 5-7 Silver Gal 5-7 Divine Devil 80 Winner—Paul Sutherland’s Red F: , June; 1951. Beach Comber—Your Telling Me UNDER-DOG ll. 9.80 3.20 REAL BLACK 3.80 4.00 Quiniela (5-8) 27.60 STYLISH REA 3.20 Date of Last Race SECOND RACE—5-16 MILE 5- 8° Jury Duty - 5544 2 x* 5-7? Storm Bugler 64 5- 8 Really Rare 37 5-7? Flash Verlin 61 5- 8' Sign Here. 56 5+ 8 Fair Hope 52 5- 8' Modern Age 67 *° No contender 5- 8* Genteel 37. OS 8 8 40 ** Outrun Winner—Marianao Kennels’ Brindle B., Sept., 1950. Tumble Bug, Imp.— Los Angeles Jane JURY DUTY % 9.20 540 4.40 STORM BUGLER 5.40 4.00 Quiniela (2-4) 39.80 REALLY RARE 4.00 Daily Double—Under-Dog and Jury Duty paid 105.80 pars lls as GE ean am at atlas Bee: Date of Last Race THIRD RACE—5-16.MILE Time—32.2 5- 6° Sooner Senator 66 1* 1° 1% ~=—-1.20_ All the way 5- 8° Just’ Passing 48 2i 36.80 °) Chkd. Ist turn 5-.6° -Raffia 3° 4.30 * Outfinished 5- 6° Becky’s Fancy 4 17.60 ‘* Collided 5- 6° Refunder T 5 6.50 **# Collided Bombast 6 2.10 * Collided Gaudy 56 ui 17.60 ** Collided* 8° Little Darlin 52 Scratched Winner—Mrs. 0. Z. Ferrell’s Red Fawn D., October, 1951. Sooner Select— Famous Lady SOONER SENATOR 440 280 2.40 JUST PASSING RAFFIA : Date of Last Race FOURTH RACE—5-16 MILE 5- 8° Sooner Shindig 49% 2 pe 5- 7° Predominate 6 5 5-7 Tendresse 5- 7°° Stirring News 5- 8° My Design 5- 7° Melody Hill 56 Faded back 5-7 Trail Breaker 67% K Wide ist turn 4-21° Bomblight 72 6 8 i Outrun . Winner—Mrs. O. Z. Ferrell’s Brindle B., October, 1951. Svoner Select— Famous Lady SOONER SHINDIG 17.00 9.40 4,80 - PREDOMINATE 5.40 3.40... Quiniela (2-5) 41.80 TENDRESSE ‘ 3.20 FIRST RACE—S-16 MILE Time—32.1 Easily *! Early speed * Wide stretch * On inside * No factor .20 "i Early factor .20 774 Outrun 10.20 ** Poor effort WIM AMH COO 5 OI mwon PT] 3 4 5 7 2 8 6 D., WI 8 Time—32.1 All the way 4 On inside *t Wide, gained * No mishap * No factor * Tired early ES ream Sss3ssss & Time—32 Tiring at end On inside Closed well Gave way Evenly Time—32 All the way *4 Came again *3 Good effort PIFTH RACE—S5-16 MILE vr 2 3t rt 5 6 Date of Last Race 5-7 62 5- 7° 53% ri x ah 52% 64 5- 7° Winged 59 5-7" Shining 51 5- 7° ‘ind 162 Tr S--7* Roiling Grace, 53% 8 Winner—Mrs. 0. Z. Ferrell’s Brindle D., October, 19.00 7.60 11.60 | 16.00 sa Quiniela (1-8) 98.00 BASEBALL RESULTS Beaumont af Okahoma City weport at Tulse TERNATIONAL No factor Wide turns 1. Sooner Select erase m comes puaok ino 8sssssss . 2 i No contender . Buffalo at Rochester al BASEB. By ‘TEXA! Shreveport 2 Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio Houston YESTERDAY'S RESULTS ‘TODAY'S SCHEDULE New Orleans at Ationta Mobile at ate Seungscs$ scresee~ egoagea? Sailing Race Win A field of eleven boats started the course in-a very light breeze that made it slow going for the larger boats. In the first race Myers’ Cricket made the mile rectangular course in 25 min. CE We : Ten boats started in the race, Myers again came i i | "ROCKET ENGINE 6.00 . 4.80 - Quiniela (3-4) 37.00 *3.60 d Cw Hawared: Super “88 6 Dew Sedan. 4 Generel Merere Velus Tuesday, May 12, 1953 | == eee Key West Kennel Club Result Charts—Monday May 11th Here Friday ‘io ~EEL~ELELEL=EL>lESESESEE—— EEL SESS ee Date of Last Race SIXTH RACE—S-16 MILE 5- 7° King’s Gal 53% 3 5- 7° Gene Huff 67% 2 5- 7° Silver-N-Gold 694 1 5- 8 Razor’s Rocket 6 4 5- 8° Powerline 6 6 8 5 7 Time—31.4 a x Going awa: 3 2t 40 * Steas Mey 2dh3* 00 *? Dead heat 3d 6dh3* 60 * Dead heat 3d 4.5! .40 “4 Early factor 5° 6 * No mishap 77 "! No factor 8 8 * Outrun -» December, 1950. Buzzie Roll—La 4.00 2.20 GENE HUFF 60 « i SILVER-N-GOLD 2 20 Se ae RAZOR’S ROCKET 2.20 Date of Last Race SEVENTH RACE—S5-16 MILE 5-7" Keen Kut 81 i 5- 7° Whispering Charlie 64 5- 7* Dian Hill 59% 5-7" Roll Lassie 55 5- 7° Taxes Me 6544 4. 8. 8. u ‘ini: a 5- 8° Blue Sails 714 3 Legion P ost 28 a 5- T° Flashy Frank 61° as Ne 5- 2° Fame-N-Fortune 70 2 = Cones” | Wins On Monday | underway at 7:30 p,m. Both the Navy and the civiliagy all-stars are in fine shape for the tilt after extensive workouts, The Navy whipped the Jast year to bring their: all record in the tilts up to six against two defeats. Clarence Alce or guez are expected to ae eee for the es ae ile the Navy’s LaMedica Time—31.4 Bruce will be on tap for mound und action. 5- 7* Withwin - 58 5- 7° Showmenow 72 5-7 Holiday House 74 Winner—Edward F. Wulf’s Brindle Hope KING’S GAL a Banceneun hed OD erm NV Co he 4 rt 5 6 8 bresloehgn Whitehead’s Red Brindle D., Dec., 1949, Razor’s Edge—Tim’s ancer The i Post 10.40 440 6.00 | heseballsesoaee nal a 10.60 aa Quiniela (1-6) 377.60 h b Date of Last Race EIGHTH RACE—S-16 MILE > 5- 7° Good And Glad 1 5- 7° Line Gauge ey z 5- 7° Idol Red 3 “ee Cy eae 7 2 eekapaug 64 5 “i 5- 7 Fiction Lad BY 6 of Bree eee 5- 7° Bronzeville 68 4 5- 7" Flashy Reward 68% 8 Winner—Alex Haberman’s Red D., Merry GOOD AND GLAD LINE GAUGE IDOL RED Date of Last Race NINTH RACE—5-16 MILE 5- 8° Hazy Moon 6344 5- 7° Jack Camron 7° Famous Wheel 5- 7° Please Note 5- 7° Magnate 5- 7° Fancy Trouble 5- 7° Duette 5-7. Vendome 62! baleen Whitehead’s Brindl: mp. HAZY MOON JACK CAMRON FAMOUS WHEEL Date of Last Race 5- 7° Lone Andy 3d in foto Contender Steady gain Gave way No factor 8 8.00 * Outrun ep Bomb—Moon Vine, 3.80 3.20 2040 $.20 Quiniela (2-4) 68.40 B2B8R * 2 2 an en DIB wWUHMAAN | “) Closed gap Outrun Saucoewne TENTH RACE—3-8 MILE Tis Handily Good effort On inside No mishap rly factor .40 “) Early leader 8.10“ Outrun 1951, Cameron—Mabel Alone 80 3.60 3. # : 3.00 3.00 Quiniela (1-4) 16.80 2.80 earaanouna EP rNeunwns $35959 SAVE 999999 : HERE'S..HOW cee re —_—————— MAY 15 "“SAPETY-CHECK” MONTH... SEE YOUR OLOSMOSILE OSALER —— | Comer Caroline St. & Telegraph Lane — TOUR OLOSMOBILE BEALER ALSO FEATURES TOP VALUES IN SAPSTY-TESTED YSED CARS — ‘ ’