The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 13, 1954, Page 10

South Broward Cagers Defeat Key West, 61-46 = & ® ee Sat x * * xx xxx ye & xx x ** Comstock Seeks Tenth Win Tonight In Beachcomber Special At Kennel Club Ck ok Conchs Drop To Second In Gold Coast Conference The Key West High School was dropped into a three-way tie for second place in the Gold Coast Con- ference standings last night when they were handed a stinging 61-46 defeat at the hands of the South Broward basketball team. The loss, the Conch’s fourth of the season (their second in conference play) came as the result of a fast break that was just too much for them to cope with on the large upstate court. The victory boosted Broward into a tie with the Conchs and| gave South Dade undisputed pos- session of first place in the stand- ings. Miami Tech, who whipped Miami Beach last night, also shar-| ®s second place with the Conchs and Broward, All have a record of three wins and two defeats, In last night’s battle, the Bull- flogs took advantage of a shoddy Conch defense during the first quarter to pile up a 20-9 lead. By the end of the half, they had upped their advantage to 36-18 and they coasted through the balance of the ballgame with little trouble although the Key West outscored the Bulldogs throughout the second! half by a three point margin, Glynn Archer was the high scor- er for the evening for the Conchs with 16 points, Forward Julio Henriquez, who! fouled out in the first half, was held to a single field goal. He has led the Conchs in the scoring Key West Kennel Club Results Winner—Samuel Baxendale’s Black B., April, 1952. Quick Victory—Razor's Beat BLACK CEASER 480 «63.20 0—-2.80 PAKISTAN 4.60 a“ Quiniela (1-7) 12.80 SECOND RACE Winner—Velma Merriam’s Brindle D., June, 1952. Tumble Bug, Imp.— Fair Mark LA CROSSE 5.20 2.80 2.60 MADELINE’S CHOICE 12.00 5.20 Quiniela (5-6) 28.40 MISS GUY 6.00 Daily Double—Black Ceaser and La Crosse paid 11.60 THIRD RACE Winner—Velma Merriam’s ony D., July, 1952. O. B. ’s Caloway (For. Sir en Be and Satin SADDLE BURN 540 892.60 2.60 SAM PARKER 3.60 2.80 Quiniela (4-6) 9.80 MELBA REE 3.60 FOURTH RACE Winner—Sam Baxendale’s Black D., August, 1952. Cameron—Bite Size KENYA COLONY 2.60 2.60 2.60 c. 0. D. 5.00 3.60 Quiniela (1-7) 10.00 SLICK MISS 6.00 FIFTH RACE Winner—Joe Balik’s Red Fawn Brindle B., June, 1952. Secret Cache— Fiction Lady VIKING LOVE 11.60 = 24.00 8.00 SOD BUSTER 5.40 5.60 Quiniela (2-6) 98.60 CARLTON 8.00 SIXTH RACE Winner—Joe Balik’s Brindle D., March, 1951. meach Comber—Heat Wave FAME-N-FORTUNE 15.40 = 13.00 60 SUMMER GAL 780 5.80 = Quiniela (2-3) 37.80 GATLING 3.60 SEVENTH RACE ‘Winner—Walter Owen’s Black D., October, 1951. Be Black—My Little Susie BRAMBLE 12.00 4.60 4.60 GRAY HORN 13.20 5.40 = Quiniela (2-4) 26.80 STYLISH BLOND 5.00 ZIGHTH RACE Winner—Joe Balik’s Red Brindle D., Say esl ane Lad—Fiction Lady LIGHTNING RODNEY 12.00 ‘ EMBERS 7.20 4.60 Quiniela (6-8) 55.80 SOUTH BOSTON 5.00 Winner—R. K. Hutchings’ Bla oye v iS ck D., April, 1951. Tumble Bug—Texas Lula ROCKET JET 18.00" P46 440 " INGRID 3.20 3.40 Quiniela (3-8) 29.80 MATTHEW HILL 6.80 Winner—M. W. ’s Brindle D. Anges, 196 Oklah er—M. W. 's le D., ist, 1951. joman—Gay Glitter GAY SKIPPER 10.68 “5.06 4.60 ee TISSORT 340 380° Quiniela (1-2) 11.20 CAPEHART ELEVENTH RACE —SESEE— Local Boatmen To Race Sunday Bascom Grooms and John McKillip, top-ranking local out- board drivers will invade the inboard racing world when they enter their 48 cubic inch hydroplanes in the Biscayne Bay Regatta Sunday. These boys have always made a good showing in outboard racing. Grooms was the win- ner of the Class B high point trophy of the Key West Out- board Club for the year. With time trials clocked at nearly 70 miles per hour, Grooms and McKillip are rank- ed as good choices to win Sun- day's races, A.P. Basketball Results COLLEGE Miami 69 Tampa 65 Rollins 79 Jacksonville Navy 78 Bethune-Cookman 76 Knoxville 62 Florida A & M 71 Xavier (New Orleans) 46 HIGH SCHOOL re St. Johns Conference Northern Division) Hilliard 38 Callahan 27 (Southern Division) Bunnell 46 Pierson 29 Central Florida Conference Chattahoochee 67 Drifton 55 Blountstown 49 Carrabelle 31 Tabcin Pretty Blossom TENTH RACE — 5-16 mile Grade 1 Range Twilight Judy Doll Legal Looter Let’s Goby Smart Design Flakes Of Fire Comstock Titusville 47 Lyman 43 (semi-final) Supremacy in tonight’s feature.| Apalachicola Valley Conference |The winner will receive a hand- some trophy from Dick and Ber-| nie Dickson, owners of the Beach-| Gay Skipper Wins Feature Friday Night Manuel Foster's Comstock| will be out to boost his sea-| son record to ten wins to- night when he goes into ac- tion against the best com- petition the Key West Ken- nel Club has to offer in the} Beachcomber Jewelers Han- dicap. A winner by a six length margin in his last outing, Comstock tied his own track} record of 30.3 seconds over the 5-16 mile distance. Comstock has been out of the money just once in a dozen races. His chief opposition to- night should come , from) Claude Betterson’s Range Twilight, one of the three dogs at the track which has|SOUGHT IN GULF managed to defeat Com- stock. Overseas Kennel’s Legal Looter, Page 10 Just in case you haven't noticed,| there is a fellow named Joe Tay- lor who trains dogs at the Kennel Club for Sam Baxendale’s kennel. Taylor's pups have come up with eight victories in the last two! nights of racing. Watch them. | Tonight, Charley Conch looks for’ Comstock to have a lot of trouble with Range Twilight and Legal! Looter but favors him to come through with his tenth victory. Other selections: First Race: Taffy Hill, Chico Spider and City Scout. (7-8-4) Second Race: Rollaway Margie, Dancing Jill and Talata Toes. (2- 3-8) OIL DEPOSITS TAMPA, Fla. (—A four-month study of the makeup of the floor of the Gulf of Mexico, including a winner in seven of 13 starts also looms as a threat to Comstock’s comber Jewelry Store. Other entries include Ed Souza’s Judy Doll, Fleet Wing Kennel’s} Flakes of Fire, R. K. Butching’s Let’s Goby, F. B. Stutz’s Pagoda and Fred Whitehead’s Smart De-| sign. Tonight’s program will also fea- ture two 3-8 mile marathon races. explorations for oil deposits, will be made by an expedition leaving ;Tampa Monday. The former pleasure yacht Vema will carry 15 scientists and 12 crew- men, The project is being under-| taken by Columbia University with the financial backing of several THE KEY WEST CITIZEN oil companies, half of the daily double. | In last night’s action, Gay Skip- per came in a surprise winner in| the feature race of the evening {when he came driving through the In the fifth a talented field of dis-jinside to edge Tissort and Cape- tance runners will go to the post jhart by a three length margin. including Single Bingle, Sleigh Bell, | derway at 8:15 p. m. with the first] PRICES DOWN IN KEY WEST? q M. W. Fage’s three-year-old paid | “ith the Dependable Saturday, February 13, 1954 CHARLEY Concn’s SELECTIONS Third Race: Mer-Shack, Lady Sandy and Taxes Me. (2-3-6) Fourth Race: Melody Hill, Al Mello and Fearless Warrior. (8-1-2) Fifth Race: Sleigh Bell, Gay Jeff and Boots N Saddle. (2-6-8) Sixth Race: Another Whisk, Cot- ton Nose and Wicked. (1-2-8) Seventh Race: Hush Shane, Mer- cury Switch and Noir. (1-5-7) Eighth Race: Dian Hill, High Legion and Timber Range. (1-4-8) Ninth Race: Pretty Blossom, Wes Hardin and Vaulta. (1-6-7) Tenth Race: Comstock, Range Twilight and Legal Looter. (1-4-5) Eleventh Race: Irene Hill, Glen Page and Just A Bomb, (7-5-8) For QUALITY USED CARS and General Auto Repairs TWINS GARAGE Your STUDEBAKER Dealer DIAL 2.2401 1130 DUVAL ST. P2222 2% WHO BROUGHT BATTERY LOU SMITH 116 WHITE STREET Winner—F. B. Stutz’ Brindle D., July, 1950, Razor's Edge—Nicolette Pagoda Archangel, Perfiday Dream’s Pride, 10.60, 5.00 and 4.60 while Tissort]! HESTER Batt department throughout the season. MODERATOR 1.20 4600 3.80000 ELEVENTH RACE — 38 mile |Gay Jeff, Lovely Day and Boots-(returned 3.40 and 3.80. Capehart ery Ralph White was the defensive Tae ae Se a, cnmatis) alas Grade S te NSaddle. {returned 4.60 for his third place ef- With Its Emergency star for the Key West cagers. Be Final In the eleventh, another 3-8 mile fort. || Self Ch Paul Gordon’s 16 points led the Red Carpet affair, the field will include Sir) In the eleventh race last night, | arging be for Broward. TONIGHT'S zoek The Bank Glen Page McKay, Crestwood, Be Final, Mo-'a 38 mile marathon, Moderator FEATURE le summary: Or Irene Hill hammedan, Glen Page, Red Car-|came in a three length winner over] To \, Pri Down SOUTH BROWARD (61) ENTRIES EIGHTH RACE — 5-16 mile Mohammedan pet, Irene Hill and Just A Bomb.|Wanda’s Choice to pay a nice $115 To | “ily westemt Player— Fa F Grade 2 Just A Bomb The racing program will get un-|Quiniela, Turner 4 3 3 /FIRST RACE — 5-16 mile Melody Hill High Legion Lewis 451 9) Grade 4 Aloot ., Timber Range . City Scout Memory Time Gordon ee ee || Restore Mighty Moon Honor Guard Heinisine. 1... 1 0 33 Kay Roo Fearless Warrior Poincianna Rs ge ee a | 9] Three Dots Lodi Delinquent Rossi - 6 2 34) For Blending FIFTH RACE — 38 mile aon Se — — —| Stylish Goldie Grade S Dian Hill . Totals— 34 18 61) Chico Spider Archangel oe KEY WEST (36) Taffy Hill Sleigh Bell NINTH RACE — 5-16 mile Player— FG F TPp/SECOND RACE — 5-16 mile Perfida Grade Archer 5 6 16 5 Single Bingle Wes Hardin — Cia 41 9 Gay Saale roa Bright . Boots-] le Henriquez bee, eee | “Dream’s Pride Modest Blond EVENT Carbonell 4828 i P Logun 40 8 eaneaes —" 5 HT IXTH E — 5-16 mile faulta White 0-1 1) Rollaway Margie Grade 3 TONIG i Salgado 0 2 2) Vigilante Cotton Nose a — — -—| Markoney Shining Sue 4 Totals— 18 10 36)THIRD RACE — $16 mile Wicked Stock Car Races h ber Jewelers andic rade 5 Blue Manikin j Basketball Results| ‘io sed SETA Soc ne Beachcom 3 asketba ts! 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