The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 10, 1954, Page 6

Miami High Stingarees Defeat Key West Courtmen Tuesday By 79-52 Score RS * Cok ce hk x & & x ek Yt ke * Comstock, Range Twilight To Vie In Ladies’ Night Special Tonight kk Late Key West Drive Is Only Bright Spot In Miami Contest ‘The Miami High Stingarees prov- ef to have too much for the Key West High School basketball team last night and the result was a 79- 52 verdict over the Conchs. The taller Miamians, who had| been cut down to size by the) Conchs in an early season meet- ing, went right to work and fash- ioned a hefty lead, but in the lat- ter stages of the game, the Conchs came to life and actually managed to outscore the Stings in the final period. | “The boys played a pretty good game in the second half — but man, that first half was ragged,” opined Coach Win Jones this morn- ing. | Jones used four men at different/ stages of the ballgame in an at-| tempt at stifling the scoring threat| posed by the Sting’s Dick Hoban, all-state forward, but he still ma- naged to dump in 20 points. Two) Conchs, Ralph White and Dick Sal- gado, fouled themselves right out of the ballgame for watching him too closely. Charley Pike, who is also being considered for all-state honors, had 16 points for the Stings. Pint-sized Gibby Gates was the big gun for the Conchs with 15 points — eleven of them came in the final quarter during which the Conchs outscored Miami, 23-20. But by then it was too late. Julio Henriquez managed to col- lect 13 points for the evening but Glynn Archer, normally a high scorer, had an off night and could bucket but one field goal. The Stingarees went into a 23-7 lead in the first quarter of the ball- game and then stretched it to 35-15 at the half, They outscored the Conchs by ten points in the third stanza to set the stage for Key West’s strong finish, * The game gave a fair indication of what may happen in the upcom- ing District Class AA tourney Feb. 24-27 when the Conchs may get! another crack at Miami. The Stings are strong favoriets to walk off with that title and then go on to take the State Tourney two weeks later. Key West will hit the road Fri- day for a pair of tilts that should decide the Gold Coast Conference championship. Key West Kennel Club Results THE KEY WEST CI FIRST RACE a A. Pilgrim’s Fawn B., July, 1950. Chief Bebor—Gallant ai a GALLANT BRAE 8.20 9.20 7 CITY SCOUT 5a 3 3. Quiniela (1-7) 34.00 BUZZ A BIT SECOND RACE Wines —Mannel Foster's Dark Brindle B., July, 1952. Style King—Free rown TAFFY HILL 4.00 3.00 2.80 SOD BUSTER 6.40 2% Quiniela (1-8) 17.60 SILVER BAR 5.80 Daily Double—Gallant Brae and Taffy Hill paid 35.20 THIRD RACE Winner—R. O. Seymour’s Fawn D., April, 1952. Idol Bright, Imp.—My Het Rube c. O. D. 6.20 3.40 2.80 JILL'S LADY 14.20 5.20 Quiniela (2-6) 31.40 0. J. 'S RAMP ROOSTER 5.00 FOURTH RACE rr Souza’s Dark Brindle B., June, 1950. Beach Comber—Slick SLICK MISS 28.80 10.80 DANCING JILL 5.40 FABULOUS FLIGHT 5.40 3.60 Quiniela (3-8) 67.00 2.80 FIFTH RACE Winner—Jack Ortner’s Fawn B., June, 1950. men Kind—Lady Kent STYLISH BLOND 10.20 5.40 YELLOW SADY 13.80 5 rs Quiniela (2-6) 42.60 FOR BLENDING 3.20 SIXTH RACE Winner—Velma Merriam’s Brindle D., June, 1951. Beach Comber—Biffemm SOUTH BOSTON 33.80 ° 13.40 4.20 CLAYTON WARD 6.40 5.80 Quiniela (2-5) 89.60 FEARLESS WARRIOR 3.60 SEVENTH RACE wee Owen’s Black D., March, 1951. Double Call—Miss Sunday JUST SABLE 4.80 3.00 CANUNCULUS 7.00 4.80 Quiniela (5-8) 40.40 GRAY HORN 3.20 EIGHTH RACE Winner—R. K. Hutchings’ Brindle D., October, 1949, Honest Hutch (For. Dentex)—Margamite CAPEHART 7.80 4.80 2.80 MISCHIEF GIRL 5.60 3.40 EVEN KEY 3.40 Quiniela (4-5) 45.40 NINTH RACE Winner—Overseas Kennel’s eae D., aune oor aoa Streak—Scattering LEGAL LOOTER TISSORT 2. 40 uiniela (3-5) 19.80 ROBERT T. Y. one vi % 3.80 TENTH RACE Winner—Mrs. 0. Z. Ferrell’s Red Brindle B., August, 1950. pos Imp.—Miss Baroness 23.00 11.60 24.40 Saisty™ MAGEE 4.80 3.20 Quiniela (1-3) 55.20 BEAUTY’S GIFT 3.80 Wrinkle’s CHARLEY EN Wednesday, February 10, 1954 A-BOMB ESTIM ATE STOCKHOLM, Sweden ) — Swedish army chief of staff re-ji" a three ported today that the United States feature r is believed to have a stock of “con- Strong bid, Legal Looter | Wins Tuesday's Kennel Club | Feature Race | Manuel Foster’s Comstock | will attempt to bounce back jin the win column tonight in the Ladies’ Night feature race at the Key West Ken- nel Club. All ladies will be admitted to the track free of charge. But to do the trick, he’ll have to defeat the dog that whipped him last Saturday night in the Sea Shell Motel Special—Claude Betterson’s {Range Twilight. Comstock, who has com-! piled the amazing record of eight. victories in 11 starts favorite with the bettors. But Range Twilight managed to Saturday in the creditable time of just 31 seconds — only seven-tenths of a second off the track mark set by Comstock two weeks ago. Fleet Wing Kennel’s Burning Bright, another of the three dogs) at the track who can boast of ver- dicts over Comstock will also be bear watching. Other entries include Fred White- head’s Smart Design, M. W. Fagg’s Gay Skipper, Ed Souza’s Judy Doll, Fleet Wing Kennel’s Flakes of Fire and R. K. Hutching’s Cinbon. Tonight’s program will feature another Grade One race, the Eighth. Irene Hill a sister to Com- race, The final race on the program thon race. The program will get underway tonight at 8:15 p. m. In last night’s action, Legal Loot-| jer, owned by the Overseas Kennels! The led from box to finish line to come length winner in the . Tissort, who made a ran a creditable sec- siderably more than 1,000 atomic nd and Robert T. Y., after a slow bombs” “might have and the Soviet Union Start ran third. Legal Looter paid a flat 10.00 to| ’ some 100 atomic ONCH S ELECTIONS weapons of both light and heavy|win, 8.20 to place and 3.90 to show. types.” Tissort returned 9.40 on a two dol-| The statement by Gen. Richard lar win ticket and 4.40 to show.| \THIRD RACE — 5-16 mile during the current meeting, | will go to the post a heavy| an entrant in the feature and will FIFTH RACE — 5-16 mile Grade 3 stock, looms as the favorite in the sixty RACE — 5.16 mile Grade 2 Break The Bank Pretty Blossom Final Reward Poincianna LADIES’ NITE TONITE 1 Al Ladies will be a popular 3-8 mile mara-| K. W. a Club Entries FIRST RACE — 5-16 mile ! Gay Skipper Grade 4 t Flakes of Fire Memory Time : TENTH RACE — 3-8 mile Grade S$ SEVENTH RACE 5- see Grade 2 Ren In Review » Mary Larry’s S SECOND RACE — 5-16 mile tene ied Grade 4 mber Range R ‘S New Heel eC zi Jo Ann Del ee Jo Ann ek fonest Buddy Bob Stack gee " Kay Roo EIGHTH RACE — 5-16 mile Perfida Grade 1 0. ‘S Rube True Pattern Genuine FORD BATTERIES 12 Mos. __—. $ 8.70 18 Mos. _. $11.75 24 Mos. $14.00 36 Mos. _.. $18.00 (With Old Battery) INSTALLED These Batteries Fit Most Cars Dear Lad Al Mello Grade § Spiedell Happy John Single Bing} Charlie Lady Sandy Restore Gruen Super’s Memory FOURTH RACE — 5-16 mile Irene Hill Sir McKay NINTH RACE — 5-16 mile Grade“! Smart Design romp around the 5-16 mile course.Grade 3 L | Conbon Monroe Motors, Inc. Allstyle - wis i 1119 White St. Tel. 2-563) Peck’s Pearl 4 10,000 MILE | ere Becky's Miss Guaranty on WHO BROUGHT BATTERY Predict USED CARS PRICES DOWN IN KEY WEST? Selada Blue Manikin Answer: a gaa e| LOU SMITH He Carlife 4 Sophino 1116 WHITE STREET Guarantp & oa SERIES 8 we” With the Dependable Deater HESTER Battery ae ‘ : e/ Self Charging With Its Emergency FEATURE Pi cl Inc. To Keep Prices Down Be Sure 601 Duval St. Tel. 2-704) To Buy A HESTERi Easy Whirl Dian Hill Another Whisk Cotton Nose Hesitated Wanda Choice Melody Hill Aloof Akerman, made in a survey of Robert T. Y. paid 3.80. East-West resources in the event} The Daily Double last night, Gal-) It’s Ladies’ Night again at the! Tenth Race: Speed In Review,/of war, was published on the front lant Brae and Taffy Hill returned! Key West Kennel Club — _ which| |Hush Shane and Wicked. (2-3-7) pages of several Swedish papers. |35. 20 bably show us males how ‘to pick Here is the One Beer They'll meet the Miami Beach five Friday and on Saturday night! will tackle South Broward. The summary: MIAMI (79) Player— Hoban Miller Williams Smoot . Buschong .. Zz Q F TP\winners as usual. We always notice 20/on Wednesday night at the Kennel]. 15)Club that the lines at the payoff ll}windows are somewhat longer — and easier to look at. And, according to Charley Conch, 16\there will be some tickets cashed jon Comstock in tonight’s feature, 4\Charley Conch also figures that a| —igood Quiniela Wheel would be Com- 79\stock, Range Twilight and Bura- $8 | wrounawnaw Sleonmcouws we e = Q Il wawvcorooa Sl uwsunococows TP} 15! a 13) ” —} Pigeon Hunter, 4, Saved From Cliff ST. LOUIS ®—“I was looking} for pigeons,” explained 4-year-old| Stanley Stasiak after firemen re- trieved him from a ledge of a Mississippi River bluff, 60 feet| from the top and inches from a) sheer 100-foot drop. Fireman Merle Miller was low-| ered on a rope from the top of the South St. Louis bluff to the ledge and then pulled back up with the boy in his arms. Stanley, who wasn’t injured, | didn’t explain how long he had) been there or how he reached the/ perch. 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