The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 24, 1953, Page 5

Key West Kennel Club To Open 90 Day Meet Fri. | Charley Conch’s Selections Friday's Best Bet: Range Twi light, Tenth Race (The eutstand- |THE CITIZEN—Xmas Edition 7. Selada 8. Lady Crystal SEVENTH RACE — 5-16 mile \Grade 3 | . Fusbudget . Shining Sue . South Boston My Bitsey . Lady Russet . Modest Blonde . Mill Gale | 8 Moving Please |EIGHTH RACE — 5-16 mile |Grade 3 | 1. Stormey Bug . Just Sable com tior 7 i teeth. ‘ourth Race: Predict, Beauty’; 50.1 points per game last year,|by the Aussies is their superiority|%¢t his upper plate of false La y's but the Coaches’ Assn. voted to/ia doubles play. They have been |throw the records out because of/the world’s best at doubles for |the poor quality of the opposition. | some 20 years, to our certain “He couldn't score like that/knowledge, and they still are. This to: As will . plane Aron ians will be at least 2-1 favorites to win next Tuesday's doubles, |M whether they pair Lewis Hoad with i-ey West Inaugural Race Is Thursday, December 24. 1953 B r cis i Io cheap teats _ - Bevo Fran aean corre cies ne eet xo FRIDAY NIGHT'S ENTRIES a ee / a eleven-race program will get the 1953-54 Key a “ Dumps Winning By GAYLE TALBOT fennel Club race meet under way Friday night at POST POSITIONS | peepee ago pegs clock at the track on Stock Island. Friday, December 25 ! ‘Basket Wed. atresia poe mick nel ; - nd if attendance at recent schooling races is any (Pest Positions) | Australians to keep the Davis Cup Hiding Place Foun roan sehyanes x j FIRST RACE — 5-16 mile | By RIP WATSON Iby three victories to two over the’ OKLAHOMA CITY tA county frock jon, the track will be packed to capacity by local lecade: Boer NEW YOR Ku—Clarence (Bevo)|¢meriesn teem in’ the mee kone cnt One selections: fans. Reserved box seats were sold out weeks! 1, Red Secret ‘Francis, the high-scoring phenom|Round beginning next Monday ar Jala ues. webbitied whanel First Race: Matthew Hill, Bread. t with the addition of a new grandstand,.there is, 2 Matthew Hill bine ear tes Point totals were Melbourne. Any result other than the inmate kept a razor blade with |*2>utter and ern : renee as "| 3. Silent Profit wiped from the reco! ast|that will constitute an jwhich he was constantly stashing| Second Race: Swiss Swtable seating for more than two thousand addi- 4 = Many | spring, had the last laugh on his), resounding triumph for Billy Tal-|,;, : superficially, just| Hill and Clayton Ward. “spectators. | 5. Cinbon | Went esate whee tea ui SS in his role as captain of Our) ..oueh to get sent to the hospital. Third Race: R. 0.’s Nick, Root & 6. Breadanbutter | e big boy from little Riojforces. - | dislodged it from un-|Beer and Rural Cousin ‘gala program has been set to get the meeting off 7 Vivid Miss Grande (Ohio) College averaged) The telling advantage possessed| The cough s' jlorfui start in addition to a top program of racing. 8. Moderr Age ‘Yosing array of Miamians SECOND RACE — 5-16 mile Wwe today by chartered) Cjyp and she'll be tough in Grade 4 their Mayor ver field. wd OS Verdi Deer j 5 ft of ex-pi Kenn _novit open: May count offici Th fihis) for t: mon) Ai tume and tendi A the the r rete » ith eight top Grade One * itz Kennel, and a favorite of the local elub. vee Key Wester and) rene Hill, Manuel Foster's top president Sidney Aro- ispeedster broke in as a pup last year in Key West and raced with fll also be here for the!the best at Taunton and Rayham| vhieh will be attended by! jast summer. | c. B. Harvey, city and) Remember Reggie, another vommissioners and Navy 'starter in the inaugural, raced at 8. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. . Lady Sandy Kay Roo . Larry’s Star Dust . Stop Joking . Swiss Hill Clayton Ward Miami's West Flagler track and THIRD RACE — 5-16 mile ficlals will gather at the/ compiled an enviable record. He is Grade M : 1. Rural Cousin 2. Last Lady ne of the inaugural raceipeing raced by Overseas Kennels.| traditional opening cere- Wes fardin, owned and trained by Don Bronson, seems to have re-! mba band, in native 008-|gained the form that took him into| il entertein the spectators|the All-Florida Derby two years| s will be given to all at-lago and will always be tough to \beat. r-atudded field will go to | Just-A-Bomb, from the Fred| 3. Arch Angel 4. Root Beer 5. 6. 7 Wava . R. 0.’s Nick . R. 0.’s Moonbeam 8. GEA the feature race of Whitehead Kennel has won three|/FOURTH RACE — 5-16 mile Lethal Gas grim Priday. Racing Sec- ‘schooling races and bids to keep|Grade 4 i, L. Griffin, after ten |up the winning efforts ha . £ schooling races, came up up the winning efforts he made in {Morehead City, N. C., this sum-| mer. Miss Nocturne, from the} ers to go in the second |Fieetwing Kennels wili bear watch. est Inaugural race. ling. : Bettersor’s top sey-| There will be pari-mutuel wag-| Range Twilight appears to\ering on all races with the Daily| favorite in the race after Double including the first t é three schooling races in'es, oo " ai t tite. He was one of the| 4 at the Mile High Kennel LEGAL NOTICES | enver, Colorado during the NoTIGn OF BONING Hee | NOTICE OF ZONING HEARING | Notice is hereby given that the} Board of County Commissioners of} Monroe County, Florida will hold a Public hearing at 7:30 P.M. on} January 6, 1954 at the Monroe| County Court House. Key West,| Florida, on the Proposed change of, zoning from residence to business! the following described real estate: Lots 6 and 6, Flock 61, MeDon- ald’s Subdivision, Stock Island, Monroe County Rlorida, Plat Book 1, Page Dated this 16th 953. ird, from the F. B, “Hap- West is last season’s meet- | be in there winging to » the record he established No, Colorado last summer. her starter will be Re- from the Walter Owen who had @ fine season in vd then ran hot and cold | 1 ater. But, during the sum- vhe regained her old form Revere. **--- “anne \¢ 1 1552 | day of December,| EARL R. ADAMS, Clerk, Board of County ‘Com- missioners, Monroe County, a dec, 17-24, 1953 a Predict . Migrator . Beauty's Gift . Blue Manikin . Black Bomb . Pepperidge . Sooner Senator . High Legion |FIFTH RACE — 5.46 mile |Grade 4 2 Gay K. 2. Tenney C. . Lucky Package . Mighty Moon . Charley Fax . Mista Bizness . Spring Bunny . Victory Point |SIXTH RACE — 5-16 mile rade 3 t 2. 3. 5. 6. . Sleeping, Troubles . Steel Band Yardley . Cuddly Cute Whisper Honey |. Tow-ee . Quick Val Stylish Goldie . Flakes of Fire . Southern Gent . Vaulta . Little Trouper NINTH RACE — 5-16 mile Grade 2 1, Burning Bright 2. Glen Page 3. Novella 4. Bill Sams 5. Mischief Girl 6. Trail Guide 7. Comstock 8. Pretty Blossom TENTH RACE — 5-16 mile Grade 1-KEY WEST Inaugural 1. Irene Hill 2. Remember Reggie . Just A Bomb . Miss Nocturen . West Hardin . Release Call . Forward . Range Twilight ELEVENTH RACE — 3-8 mile Grade 8, 1. Slam Boogie 2. Val Victory . Lovely Day . Forest Wild . Happy Woman . Mohammedan . Connie Lou . _Embraceable. Steve Sebo, Michigan State back- field coach, was a three-year let- jterman {n both football and base- jball as a Spartan undergraduate. Gus Mancuso, former National League catcher, now is a scout for the St, Louis Cardinals, against a good team,” his critics|is mainly due, so far as we've ever scoffed. “Rio Grande will never)peen able to figure out, because beat anybody that amounts to any-|they love to play doubles as much |thing.” Bevo kept pumping the points in as Rio Grande made an East- ern swing this year, but he and his mates hadn’t score a major victory until big Bevo took mat- ters into his own hands last night and fired the winning basket in the final seconds for a 67-65 vic- tory over Wake Forest. Grabbing the ball at the foul circle, Bevo cut loose with his specialty, a whirling jump shot, and Rio Grande had a victory over the con- State and the national AAU cham- pion Peoria Caterpillars. Bevo made 32 points in all, out- scoring the talented Dickie Hem- ric of Wake Forest, who got 24 in a losing cause. Little Wayne Wise- man shared the starring role with Francis, twice stealing the ball for baskets in the final 29 seconds. North Carolina State, No. 9 in the Associated Press poll, came from behind to whip the Peoria AAU team 63-60, making it two defeats in two nights for the Cater- pillars against college opposition. Oklahoma A&M, No. 5 in the poll, also had a tough game be- fore turning back Southern Cali- fornia 52-49, while eighty-ranked Minnesota set a school record with 91,73 beating of Marquette. Bradley surprised Notre Dame \by getting out in front and staying jthere almost all the way for a |74-72 victory despite a desperate Irish rally. Toledo, which gave third-ranked |Duquesne a scare last Saturday, querors of mighty North Carolina! as they do singles and work to perfect themselves at it. We, on the other hand, have nev- er paid much attention to the team game, officially or otherwise, and have always depended primarily on our singles stars to try to win the Davis Cup. Only once since the matches originated in 1900 have we won the trophy by the mar- gin of a doubles victory, and that was back in 1913. The Australians have beaten us in four Challenge |Rounds because they had the bet- ter doubles combination. It’s all right, in other words, to neglect the doubles if you have a Jack Kramer and a Ted Schroeder going for you, or a Schroeder and a Pancho Gonzales in the singles, as we had the last time we de- things get tough in a hurry when faced with the necessity of win- ning three out of four singles matches. We estimate that the Austral- night, grabbing a 20-17 first quar- ter lead. With 6-11 Bob Uhl lead- ing the way, Dayton went on an 11- Point spree and the flyers went on to win 7564. Uhl, a sophomore, made 22 in all. In other games, Texas Christian whied Howard Payne 96-48, Creighton topped Denver 65-60 and New Mexico Western won the New Mexico Conference tournament jwith a 53-49 victory over Arizona |State of Flagstaff. feated the Aussies in 1949. But | you haven't and find yourself | also made it tough for Dayton last | his regular partner, Ken Rosewall, or with Rex Hartwig against our team of Tony Trabert and Vic) Beyond that our prediction is that | Trabert will win both his singles) match with Hoad and Rosewall and that Seixas will as surely lose to both the wonder boys. The hardest Range fought and closest of the four con-| Eleventh Ra tests, the one upon which the tie|¢st Wild and might well swing, should be the one between Seixas and Hoad. With Its Self-Charging Feature WE BROUGHT BATTERY PRICES DOWN | You Help By Buying | A HESTER BATTERY LOU SMITH 1116 White Street CARBURETOR . GENERATOR BATTERIES . STARTER ENERAL TUNE-UP Murray Auto Electric 105 Simenten $1. Dial 2-285) Key West Kennel Club GRAND OPENING CHRISTMAS NIGHT FEATURE RAC -- 11 RACES -- POST: TIME 8:15 P.M. ADMISSION 25° ‘Daily Double Ist and 2nd Races LONA ALLEN Kennel Club Majorette SOUVENIRS FOR EVERYONE RANGE TWILIGHT RELEASE CALL WES HARDIN REGGIE FORWARD MISS NOCTURNE IRENE HILL JUST A BOMB Quinielas Every Race CITY BUS NO. 1 DOWNTOWN TO TRACK ENTRARCE=————————