The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 6, 1954, Page 6

Comstock, R *** zk*e* ange kk wk & kkk xk Twilight To Clash Tonight In Kennel Club Feature x «wk x*r Barnes, McNulty Sweep Navy Doubles Tennis Championship Play xzx«k ° mts . Huge Quinielee | Key West Kennel Club Results | TONIGHT'S | pairta Seaigne | ux Neu inner 4B ey ennei ViuD Kesu Fall In Straight at gc wel : rmst nact ENTRIES Tuesda K Tues. Program Winner—Joe Balik’s Blue Brindle D., August, 1952. Grove Park—Viking Miss Sets Tuesday BLA BOOGIE = Vr > Quiniela (3-4) 46.00 eee Rhee 3A: lle Lt. Bill Barnes and John Micky W., a juvenile grey- PRINCESS. FLAX 5.30 Grade 4 e iedell McNulty defeated Com- hound owned by P SECOND RACE ~ ie Stack mander Gene Hemley and Breeze Kennels overcame a Sore Heel Kennel’s Red 1D. September, 199. Joe Start—Dear Dottie Crestliner Nigiat: Cebiimaniee toe Aa stretch drive by Pagoda in ao a a em Anxious Baby : Pa ot ae ner Wen koe Daly Boole Hank sd Lite Troupe Sit Bs the. Navy. Doubles Tourn Trouper paid 179.80 Super’s Memory ie Navy os at the Key West Kennel eae Queen’s Mark ment, thereby completing peach tot age Winner—Fred Whitehead’s Brindle B., March, 1952. Rural Streak—Officer’s — reas eat between them a clean sweep gee se ks to SWAMP GIRL an 4m kn <i Grade 1 eT of all the year end tourneys. pro- WAVA 21.40 27.80 + Quiniela (3-4),44.20 Lucky State The scores in the match duce a Quiniela payoff of BERKSHIRE 8.40 Ginger Hill i 378.40, to top the evening. FOURTH RACE Cinbon top ~ as ve = Starting from the number ting Cachet er en he a ee ie ay Bia oredr to aces pS 101 \y se - two box, the winner assumed! STOP JOKING 23.60 3.60 420 Elsie Kay Jack Sellers of the Key West the lead as he went into the ie AS ees 0 00 _ Tennis Club umpired the backstretch and held firm ; : : FIFTH RACE THIRD RACE — 5-16 mile match. despite the last ditch drive Winner—Mrs. 0. Z. Ferrell's Blue D., April. 1919, {ameron—Famous Lady Grade Fs 1 agen ee. In winning this match and by te second place dog: Pa, SPEED IN REVIEW 340 240 Quiniela (6.8) 17.80 RO, ‘S Moonbeam [ase reenl pie ceebisemar 4 goda gained second place FEABLESS WARRIOR 3.40 Smart Design jnament, Barnes and MeNul- honors in a photo finish with SIXTH RACE R. 0. ‘S Nick ty ended a most successful] | Mischief Gal who ran third. Winner—Fred Whitehead’s Red Brindle D., October, 1950. Portis Bomb—~ Cyrstal Hill *]season. Barnes won the 1953 she May Sue W. Root Beer i . In addition to the huge a 49.00 880 820 Pat, J. C. \Navy and Key West singles} | quiniela, Micky W. paid 10.- yg 3.60 » Quiniela (1-3) 59.60 0. J. ‘S Inside championships, and McNulty| | 80 to win, 4.60 to place and FOURTH RACE — 5-16 mile was runnerup in both of| Ses ee wart 4.20 to show. Pagoda reture- Wincer-Cidade Bottersen's. Binck Bande Se bathed these events. : Sper REED d 10.20 and 3.60 while a Mia Bove .» July, 1951, Mixed Harmony Viberation In doubles abe ct saith NAVY MEN John McNulty (eft) and Bill Barnes pose after ® ‘f TRAIL GUIDE 640 «3203.60 ‘ Son 0‘ Burt n doubles. wey met wi winning the 1954-Navy Doubles Tennis Championship. They oss — Girl was PRETTY BLOSSOM "2340 3.60 Quiniela (5-8) 9.40 a? oni pe oe rate winning] also are holders of the Key West City Championship-—Citien ‘wo! 60. PAMADON 3.80 the City Title from Jack and} Staff Photo, pitts "rrenper on gon th 1 » EIGHTH RACE ie Moon ‘Harvey Sellers, and as re- : shot) finished, first and second in ae h. K- Wvtchings ech aly, ies, Tumble Bug—Patsy Roll Bini Lad ported above winning the/New York Yankees, the Rabbit! It is estimated that the United that order to produce a whopping TISSORT i 8.00 3.20 Quinicla (5-8) 20. = Navy tandem championship, | wound up his major league career States dog population is about 22% Quiniela pavott of 28220, In ad SLEEPING TROUBLE’S 400 practi, sd vad d i ama eee the following year. But before bow. million, A anikin ai Little NINTH RACE Sod Bust. be ing out of baseball altogether he |, Trouper, coupled in the daily Winner—Point Breeze Kennels, Inc.’s Fawn D., June, 1952. Andy Lad— Little ‘Dusty Maranville Comes took a: fling Jat: managing bl double, paid off to the tune of (eg Ann ia ane ae Tabcin ° mira, N.Y., and Montreal in the or , PAGODA — ~ 10.20 3.60 Quiniela (1-2) 378.40 Dublin Gal To End Of Line International League. Tonight’s feature action will, MISCHIEF GIRL 5.60 Bob Murphy : In late years, he had been ac- show the two top greyhounds at : Gallant Brae NEW YORK ®—Walter (Rabbit) /tive in baseball as director of the the track in a race set to be run| s,m ENTH RACE z South Boston Maranville, rated as one of the|New York Journal - American's over the 516 mile distance when en Foster's Brindle B., November, 1951. Oklahoman—Bonnie Metropolis greatest fielding shortstops in base-|sandlot program. | “4 Betterson’s Range Twi- LINDA 1040 4204.60 SIXTH RACE — 5-16 mile ball history and a member of the pea ae light, winner of two of his three LADY RUSSET 3.20 403.00 Quiniela (3-4) 23.00 Grade 3 pee ne & Roatan Sasies sy Foster's Comstock, who has swept ial = apace He a a. : fi i ae bees Beg KC . 3 his first two starts impressively. JE KEY WEST CITIZEN Wednesday, Jenvary 6, 1954| oomseniah ho started his major league ea-}) |WHO BROUGHT BATTERY NOTICE Range Twilight has drawn the| ©20® _TH! : i “= Even Key Who ‘started his major league ¢2-| pices DOWN IN KEY WEST? umber two starting box while! Orris ants Gatling reer with the Boston Braves in Comstock has drawn the number! Breezemont 1912 and wound up with the same Answer: 1954 D L ih ition. A CHARLEY # e Bsabraceablé oe epee etn aes the og license "ll also face plenty of trou- Mi B ick Val ty vet ital ag ith, ia ton ten hese ion ami bout SEVENTH RACE —5:16 mile Burial will be at Springfield, | LOU SMITH On Sale Bid who owns a victory over the ‘i a Grade 2 ie He as survived avis widow - Be al touted Miss Nocturne. : h Ma lene and a daughter, Mrs. Peter| 116 WHITE ST Ea woe ab ag he pox Concn’s Setecti With Marciano | €2>..., MiP tntean ta tis ke aya] Mi #e Deere love Sate in the feature include Point k The Bank roe) = Breeze Kennels’ Rock Of Pipmouth, ONCH'S L CTIONS pew eglASK HAND | Lishtning Rodsey with the Braves, he was a member! HESTER Battery || Cor. Fleming and Margaret Sts. Balegeninp pinot ge new ammunition afer Dan Bue.| Painter Pete Cubs. Brooklyn Dodgers’ and tr] With Its Emergency Poinciana Fire Station Foster’s Irene , Overseas 39, ‘ Happy Woman Sart . ceroni’s sensational knockout of! St. Louis Cardinals, And he man- . Humane Society Shelter i Ket basen hide Tonight's feature is going to be) Fourth Race: Allstyle, Vibera-Hein Ten Hott, Jim Norris will tp eatin ee __ |aged the Cubs briefly during the| Self Charging Stock Island The program will start with a|t| humdinger ei aa tole a Pian ibaee: kon beer, Gallatin inte feeb heavyweight EIGHTH RACE — 5-16 mile ~ [2i0° season. And punted the | et oa waa ne HUMANE SOCIETY Grade Four stakes at €:15 p.m |pvosties.. Charley Conch likes|Brae and Dublin Gal. tite defense by Rocky Marciano|Grede 2 After breaking a leg in a 1994] te Buy A HESTER! OF KEY WEST Range Twilight as the best bet of} Sixth Race: Canunculus, Let’s/at Permengs i oe saan Peal spring exhibition game with the’ Go By and Breezemont. ug! eill says there is a : Sports Roundup Tee ecdliens: Seventh Race: Break The Bank,|“very slim chance” of the champ| Vaulta Other Hes [Lightning Rodney and Release Call,|fighting in Miami, the president] Miss Ann Murphy By GAYLE TALBOT First Race: Queen's Mark, Bob) “pighth Race: Easy Whirl, Honor|of the International Boxing Club| Stormy Bug Stack and Red Carpet. Guard and Just Sable. still hopes to promote a title fight} Yardley Second Race: Cinbon, Lucky] Ninth Race: Range Twilight,|this winter. Honor Guard NEW. YORK w—Local critics|stake and Vigilante. Comstock and Short Bid. After talking to Weill yesterday| Just Sable Pho attended the Kickoff of Jack) ‘Third Race: O. J.’s Inside, R, 0.| Tenth Race: Be Final, Silver Bar for two hours, Norris sold be “got PE nee 516 weiss mer’s latest tennis gained|. beam r nd e ression that is not too|Gree the distinct impression that the ae So ee Fey to box until June.” But; Gomstock — peer gd Be ed cate pa Norris planned to remain in town ea fess! are fe ek ii effort to make) Itene 2 ead, cold winter tmnculy. | West, Kentuck Looms As Top fact** "2° ™| Sethe Although no official attendance Marciano. already is at Gros-| Glen Page figures were given out for the two- singer’s where he trains for his} Remember Reggie day stand at Madison Square Gar- fights. At present he is “resting’| Buraing Bright den, one experienced observer es- timated that no more than 7,500 Barted off with 1 $2500 defi otal wi a $2,500 after meeting expenses, including NEW YORK #—Western Ken- $10,000 prize money. tucky today held the longest win- Kramer’s decision to withdraw|ning streak major college from singles play has hurt—that/nasketball teams—i3 games with- and the fact that he has no new it appears name star fresh from the amateur|"™ * ap alge eli ~ ranks such as Frank Sedgman was|the Hilltoppers are going to make @ year ago. It became painfullyjanother serious bid for national obvious in Don Budge’s first twojhonors. starts that the once-great star no} Ed Diddle’s outfit recorded an longér can move about fast enough|easy triumph over Middle Tennes- to compete with the likes of see, 98-67, at Bowling Green, Ky.,/ man, Pancho Gonzales and Panchojlast night to move. one-up over Segura. idle Duquesne, which has won 12 Our exclusive prediction ig that/in a row. Kramer's ailing back will make a| Western Kentucky has only one miraculous recovery before toojmore game this week, against many bites have been taken from bis bankroll. > Nook like a ball club most of the A man who was there claimsjtime. around and watch the he saw scalpers outside the Sugar/1954 jerks and you'll get a thrill.” Bowl on New Year’s Day hawking ae tickets at several dollars less than} Pete Cawthon, Alabama's direc- By ED CORRIGAN J they were being offered for sale|tor of athletics, denies emphatical-|heen campaigning less than three|other reversal, Michigan State Genuine NO MINORS at the box office windows. there was any truth to the yarniyears, now has an even 1,000'never was headed after the, open- . f He said that bow! officials|that he invented the “12th man” !points, while Horne, who. scored|ing seconds and drove to a 78-63 ; Free Parking blamed television, rather than thejplay back in the "20s when hes markers for the losing cause, 'victory over Kansas State, a team is weakness of their attraction, and|was coaching Austin College a/has 1,009. ithat was rated one of tle main B ss to blackout the New Or-|Sherman, Tex, ,;. North Carolina State, one of the threats for the Big Seven title. 4 — Every ms area next year. hae = a “qe Terai pl ears Etec’ teams and No. 20 In conference races, Which are 20 Minutes g meena ay, a whi 4 in , whipped Virginia Tech just gathering momentum, Mary- Nine out of 10 Pittsburgh fans|joyed friendly cireulation among|9i.42. land halted Virginia 70-64 in the] 12 Mos, ___ $8.70 10 RACES NIGHTLY are burning over the deal which/Pete’s fellow coaches of the era. The last of the 18 tournaments/Atlantic Coast Conference: Corn- 18 M $11.75 am a mdi pero to ek ee just aif Bodie that have been running at one time’ell turned back Columbia 81-73 in OS. *; a Adm. 25c Beautiful Ww: excha r six as-/lus' we smal or another since th i % vy ;. and i 4.00 |. PARI-MUTUEL sorted players and cash, reports/Pete was. If we offended an old! Se ee are ernek: the -]¥9, ipaimeey. 906, 79 -spening 24 Mos. et, $1 4 vn Chilly Doyle in that city’s Sun-jfriend in the retelling, we are ‘Telegraph. He relays the following} sorry, | typical reaction of the man in the | Contender After 13th Straight ‘Murry State on Saturday, and that should not be too tough an assign- ment for the fifth-ranked team in the weekly Associated Press poll. ‘However, next Monday, the Hill- toppers face both Dayton and Eastern Kentucky State, either cf! which could snap the skein. Oklahoma City, No. 9, was the only other team in the top 10 in the country to get into action and it coasted to a 56-39 triumph over Oklahoma Baptist to runs its rec- ord to 9-1. George Washington and Niagara, tied for 12th spot, both won. The |former kept its record unblemished by crushing Clemson 95-55 for its seventh straight, Niagara defeated Buffalo 84-45 in the feature of a Buffalo double-header. Larry Costello of Niagara and Jim Horne of Buffalo each hit the 1,000-point mark. Costello, who has idays wound up when Mississippi ,Southern turned back North Texas lor edged Texas A&M 47. State 87-70 in the final of the ior Bowl event. Sen- ‘but Allie Colombo, his co-trainer, is due Sunday. According to re- Ports, Marciano plans to stay for at least a month. Sparring partners; have been alerted. | “Td like to run a match in Mi-; ami,” said Norris yesterday at a press conference. “‘The best match for Miami would be Dan Bucceroni or Nino Valdes, I think either would do $250,000 to $300,000. Norris said four opponents were diseussed with Weill — ex-champ Ezzard Charles of Cincinnati, Don Cockell of England, Valdes and Bucceroni. He preferred to hold out Charles for the summer. “As far as Charles is concerned,” Said Norris, “I'd like to see Mar- ciano fight him in a New York |ball park in June. Al would like to have it in San Francisco but, af- jter all, we operate in New York and have deals ‘with the ball parks.” Rock of Plymouth TENTH RACE — 3-8 mile Grade $ Amber West Silver Bar Shiver Red Secret Spring Bunny Be Final Forest Wild Summer Gal have one or more dogs. $$$ $ SAVE TWINS GARAGE 1130 DUVAL ST. $$ $$ Save Coast Conference crown. In the| |Southwest Conference games, Bay- 36 Mos. ___. $18.00 (With Old Battery) and Texas vanquished Texas Christian It is estimated that 40 per cent of the homes in the United States $3 9'8 \For QUALITY USED CARS land General Auto Repairs DIAL 2.2401 sss 8:15 P.M. Siete Supervieed New Grandstand street to his suggestion that 6-for-| Joe Schmidt, Detroit Lions rook-| 2 looked like smart busingss onjie linebacker, has a family back-|prdportions. Oregon was a Surpris-|small crowd of about 5,000 Branch Rickey’s part: in football.'ingly easy 81-63 victor over Idaho, out to watch Seton Hall beat Wale Monroe Motors, Inc. Hey, wise guy—we ean finish|His brother, John, played for the one of the preseason favcrites for Forest 89-78 and St. John’s breeze | 9119 White St. Tel. 2-5§31 last with a guy like Danny and |Pittsbumgh Steelers in 1340. [the Northern Division cific past West. Virginia 87-74. There were two woagts Gf minor| “At Madison Square Garden, al QUINIELAS EVERY RACE DAILY DOUBLES Ist AND 2nd RACES