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F. B. Stutz' Trappist Cops Win In American Legion Handicap Race Tuesday
Tivo Quinielas
Top §2OO In Key
W est Kennel
Club Action
With a stirring stretch
drive that, carried him home
in front of the pack, F. B.
Stutz’ Trappist copped a win
last night in the feature ac
tion at the Key West Kennel
Club. The race was designat
ed as the American Legion
Handicap.
The winner, starting from
the number three position,
didn’t get into the lead until
the three-quarter point, but
when he did, no-one seem
ingly had the stuff to catch
him.
Two-Ee, finished just *two and a
half lengths off the winning pace
after having held the lead early
in the race and High Stakes ran
third.
Trappist paid a nice 31.40, 27.20
and 10.00. ,Two-Ee rethrned 14.00
and 4.20 while High Stakes paid
5.20. The Quiniela on the feature
returned a whopping 14.20.
The third race Quiniela last night
produced a huge payoff of 279.60
When Jan Jan and Nadya’s Lady
came in one-two and the fourth
race Quiniela was good for 245.60
on the basis of Vicente and Fool
ish Jill’s effort.
Tonight’s Kennel Club action will
feature the running of the Key West
Consolation Derby with a crack set
of dogs paired off on the basis of
their performance in a pair of
Derby Qualifiers held last week.
Stepping By, owned by Fred Pa
lermo looks as though he may be
the favorite tonight with a lot of
action expected from F. B. Stutz’
Avenger who has compiled the
most impressive record at the
track in action to date.
Cliff Waller’s Renegrade will al
io bear watching.
Other entries include Honest
King, Claro, Bee’s Trouble, Nore
mac and Brindle Comer.
Baseball Results
American
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Boston „ll 11 .500 4>6
Washington ,„12 13 .480 5
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Philadelphia 10 'l4 .417 616
Detroit 6 20 .231 UV4
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS
New York 7 Cleveland 0
Chicago 9 Boston 7 (10 inn infs)
St latuis 7 Philadelphia A
Washington 10 Detroit 1
TOOAY’S SCHEDULE
Ciiveiand at New York
Chicago at Boston
St Louis at-Philadelphia (a)
Detroit at Washington (n)
NATIONAL
By The Associated Press
Won Lost Pet. Behind
Philadelphia Jit 7* .667
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Milwaukee ... 12 7 .632 1
St Louis 10 9 .526 3
New York 10 13 .435 5
Pittsburgh 9 13 .409 316
Chicago 7 12 .368 6
Cincinnati 5 12 .294 7
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS
Milwaukee 8 New York 1
Chicago 6 Brooklyn 4 <ll innings!
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati ppd-raln
Philadelphia 6 St. louts 5
TODAY’S SCHEDULE
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Brooklyn at Chicago
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati
Philadelphia-at St. Louis
SOUTH ATLANTIC
By The Associated Press
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Savannah 5 Macun 3
Columbia 7 Columbus 0
Augusta U Jacksonville f
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M<<un at Savannah
Lionigumeo at Charleston
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
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Key West Kennel Club Result Charts—Tuesday May 12th
Date of Last Race FIRST RACE—-5-16 MILE Time—32.l
5- 8" Lucky Par 61 8 8 3 2 l l 7.40 Fast finish
5- 9 2 Eager Miss 54 5 3 1* 1* 2“* n.20 l On inside
5- 8' In Person 78 1 1 2 3 3“* 7.40 1 Wide Ist turn
5- 9 1 Lennox 53 6 7 6 5 4 s 4.30 * Steady gain
5- 8 s Zavalla 69 3 2 5 4 s“* 11.20 *No mishap
5- 9 l Kitchen Maid 67 7 5 4 6 6* *6.20 * Thru early
5- 9* Jewel’s Trump 58Vi 4 6 7 7 7*® 11.20 * No factor
5- 8* Fancy Times 60 2 4 fell 8 8 1.50 ** Fell Ist turn
Winner—Manuel Foster’s Dark Brindle D., June, 1951. Cameion—Mabel
Alone
LUCKY PAR 16.80 6.60 4.60
EAGER MISS 8.20 Out Quiniela (5-8) 34.80
IN PERSON 5.20
Date of Last Race SECOND RACE—S-16 MILE Time-32
5- 9* Jamaica Jim 69Vi 44 2 1* 1* 1.60 Saved ground
5- 9* Tliataway 59 7 7 7 4 2 1 4.40 * Steady gain
5- 8* Shattering 68 1 1 33 3“ 9.10 ‘ On inside
5- 8 2 Dublin Gal 55Vi 8 6 1 2 4* 6.30 • Early speed
5- 8 s Imnending 60 2 3 6 6 5" 4.40 ** Evenly
5- 8* Blixt 80Vi 3 8 5 5 6 3 t 6.30 •* No factor
5- 8 r ’ Silque 65 6 5 4 7 7* 9.10 70 Outrun -
5- s'® Stop Over 70 5 2 8 8 8 26.70 13 Shut off
Winner—Mrs. O. Z. Ferrell’s Red D., Jan., 1950. Mixed Harmony—Higa
Jinks
JAMAICA JIM 5.20 2.40 2.40
THATAWAY 6.60 3.00 Quiniela (4-7) 17.60
SHATTERING 3.60
Daily Double—Lucky Par and Jamaica Jim paid 65.40
Date of Last Race THIRD RACE—S-16 MILE Time—32
5- 8‘ Jan-Jan 61 3 7 5 4 1* 4.50 Saved for win
5- 8 11 Nadya’s Girlie 51 68 8 6 2** 99.00 * From far back
5- 9* Callaway 60Vi 2 3 2 3 3 l 9.10 4 * Good effort
5- 5* Mountain Park 62 5 5 6 5 4* 2.20 ** Steady gain
5- 8' Maude’s Girl 60 1 1 3 7 5* 8.20 *1 Early factor
5- 9* Fish And Chips 51 4 4 7 8 6** 15.10 ”1 No factor
5- 8' Take Ten 59 8 6 4 2 7 l 5.40 14 Tired badly
5- 8‘ Mer-Shak 52 7 2 l* l 1 8 2.20 16 Weakened
Winner—Olympic Kennels’ White and Fawn 8., April, 1951. Beach Comber
—Why Wait
JAN-JAN 11.00 11.20 4.40
NADYA’S GIRLIE Out 8.00 Quiniela (3-6 ) 279.60
CALLAWAY * 14.00
Date of Last Race FOURTH RACE—S-16 MILE Time—32.l
5 8 7 Vicente 62'2 4 2 1* 1’ 1* 810 Never headed
5* 7* Foolish Jill 51 34 2 2 2* 31.40 • Forced pace
5- 8“ Painted 53 5 5 5 5 3** 5.60 ** Closed well
5- 8* Sixty Days 51Vt 2 3 4 3 4* 3.60 * Outfinished
5- 9* Telecast 56Vi 1 1 3 4 5* 1.30 • No excuse
5- 8 s Sanguine 68 8 7 6 6 6'* 3.60 ** No factor
5- 9* Silent Profit 63Ms 7 8 7 7 7 s ® 31.40 * No contender
5- 8® .Jack Kochman 58 6 6 8 8 8 31.40 ** Lacked speed
Winner—Manuel Foster’s Black Brindle D., July, 1949. Lucky Pilot—Virgie
VICENTE 18.20 34.40 5.00
FOOLISH JILL Out 8.20 Quiniela (3-4) 245.60
PAINTED 3.80
Date of Last Race FIFTH RACE—S-16 MILE Time—3l.4
5- 8 l * Gay Farewell 59Mi 27 6 5 I'* 4.90 Out of clouds
5- 8* Brash 73 4 2 1* 1' 2'* 12.40 '* On inside
5- 8* Eph 65Vi 7 4 3 2 3* 2.80 • Wide stretch
5- 8 7 Careful Sir 70 6 5 4 3 4* 10.60 • Contender
5- 8* Jack Riboud 67V£ 3 6 5 6 5"“ 6.60 •No mishap
5- 8 7 Lady Portis 56 1 3 8 7 6“ 4 4.00 •> Shut off
5- 8* Mill Town 65 5 1 2 4 7** 7.30 ** Tired early
5- 8* Suki Sal 50 8 8 7 8 8 5.20 11 No factor
Winner—Fred Palermo’s Dark Brindle 8., Feb., 1950. O’Tamerlane—Gay
Melody
GAY FAREWELL 11.80 6.60 4.20
BRASH/, in 6.60 5.40 Quiniela (2-4) 60.00
EPH j 3.40
PHILLIES TAKE
IN NATIONAL
By BEN PHLEGAR
AP Sportswriotr
Whitey Ford, a cocky New York
Yankee left-hander, and Bob Buhl,
a Milwaukee rookie making his
first major league start, have
joined the growing list of young
pitchers who are out to prove that
today’s baseball isn’t as lively as
some folks claim.
Last month home runs were fly
ing in all directions, but in the
past week it’s been a different
story.
A week ago tonight Bobo Hollo
man of the St. Louis Browns
tossed a no-hitter, Sunday after
noon Don Liddle of Milwaukee
broke in as a starter with a two
hitter. Last night Ford baffled the
Cleveland Indians on one hit —a
slow rolling grounder that never
got as far as third base. And Buhl,
another Braves’ first-year man.
mastered the New York Giants on
two hits.
Ford won his game, 7-0, giving
the Yankees a comfortable two
gamv bulge over the second-place
Indians. Buhl lost his shutout in
the ninth, but still triumphed easi
ly, 8-1.
The Yankee victory was a mas
terpiece by Ford, who, back in the
big leagues after a two-year Army
hitch, has a phenomenal record
-12 major league starts and 12 ma
jor league victories. The only time
he has been beaten was in relief
against Philadelphia in 1950.
“That was my best one,” he said
after last night’s game. “I’ve
never pitched a ooe-hitter before.
As long as the hit had to come
l*m glad it came that early. I
don’t know if I would have been
aide to stand the tension.
“Sure I knew I had a no-hitter
going. ! always look at the score
hoard. When Early Wynn topped
that ball 1 just couldn’t get to it.
I said to myself, 'Weil, there goes
the no-hitter.* **
Wynn, who was opposing Feed
on the mound, just got tus bat on
a 3 and 2 pitch in the sixth inning
and dribbled it between the mound
and third base. Ford charged in
along with third baseman Gd Me-
Doug aid. When he uv Ford
couldn’t make it, McDougaid made
a stab for the ball but couldn’t
find the handle. The official scorer
called it a hit on the theory that
Wyna would have beaten any
throw Me Doug aid could have made
even if he cam# up with the has
Buhl, working in tem-
peratures with a brisk wind, gave
up a breeze-blown Texas League
single to Don Mueller in the fourth
inning and a short double to Bobby
Thomson at the start of the ninth.
He went on to load the bases on
walks in the ninth and Thomson
scored the lone New York run aft
er an outfield fly by Daryl
Spencer.
The Philadelphia Phillies took
over the lead in the National
League by edging the St. Louis
Cardinals, 6-5, after Brooklyn had
lost the only daylight contest, 6-4,
to the Chicago Cubs on Dee
Fondy’s llth-inning home run.
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati were
rained out at Cincinnati after 2Vt
innings with the Pirates leading,
5-1.
Holloman, making his first ap
pearance since tossing his no
hitter. couldn’t come close to
matching that success. He gave up
two runs and lasted less than two
innings at Philadelphia before he
retired with a blistered finger on
his pitching hand.
Don Larsen took over for the
Browns and they went on to whip
the Athletics. 7-3.
Washington won its fifth in a
row, 10-1, over Detroit, and
Chicago won an uphill battle at
Boston. 9-7, in 10 innings.
After leading twice the White
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when Ferris Fain doubled with the
bases loaded to score two runs.
The victory left Chicago only nine
percentage points back of second
place Cleveland.
Ned Garver, who had shown
marked improvement for Detroit
after losing his first three starts,
was battered by the Senators for
12 hits and all of their 10 runs in
less than six innings.
The Phillies and Cardinals were
locked in a 1-1 tie until the ninth
inning. Then the Phils exploded
for five runs and the Cards came
back with four on home runs by
Steve Bilko and Solly Hemus.
SPORTS MIRROR
By The Associated Press
TODAY A YEAR AGO-Lauro
Salas of Mexico won the world’s
lightweight championship from
Jimmy Carter of New York by
taking a split 15-round decision at
Los Angeles.
FIVE YEARS AGO-Rty Poet
blanked the St. Louis Cardinals on
two hits as the New York Giants
won. 5-0.
TEN YEARS AGO-Georgetown
University dropped football for the
duration of the war.
TW ENTY YEARS AGO Head
Play won the Prcakness Stakes at
Pimlico. Md.
Date of Last Race SIXTH RACE—S-14 MILE Time—32
5- 8 T Harvest Call 77V4 28 8 4 I** 11.50 Up on outside
5- V Burnished Blade 69V* 7 3 1* 1* 2 l 2.40 M On inside
5- 8* Lightning Rodney 71V4 6 7 5 3 3‘ 11.50 7 Good effort
5- 8* Traveling Bug 66V4 85 3 2 4* 11.50 * Tired in drive
5- 8* Diehard 60 3 1 2 6 5* 7.60 * Early factor
5- 8* Restore 66 1 2 4 5 6 l 1.30 • l aded back
5- 6* Old Refrain 68V4 5 6 7 7 7** 4.20 • No factor
4*6* Tipoy’s Cash , 63 4 4 6 8 8 21.40 * Outrun
Winner—Williams and Fagg’s Dark Brindle D., Nov., 1951. Colfax-Do D-i,
HARVEST CALL 25.00 6.40 4.00
BURNISHED BLADE 9.20 7.40 Quiniela (2-7) 46.40
LIGHTNING RODNEY 6.00
Date of Last Race SEVENTH RACE—S-U MILE Time-31.3
5- 8* Marianao 54Va 81 3 1* l 1 * 1.40 Outside route
5- 8* Fire Hazard 69Va 1 5 6.5 2 1 * 8.40 7 * Closed fast
5- 8* Farm Master 63 6 2 1* 2 3* 6.40 * Early pace
5- 9* Booster Buck 62V4 2 6 4 3 4 s 13.10 •On inside
5- 9* Ilasol 58 7 7 5 6 5* 5.50 ** Evenly
5- 8* Ozona 55Vi 5 3 2 4 6* 8.40 • Tired early
5- 9* Run Mike Run 71 3 8 7 7 7* 10.40 *No factor
5- 5* Beach Belle 55V4 4 4 8 8 8 6.40 • Outrun
Winner—R. K. Hutchings’ Fawn Brindle 8., Jan., 1952. Blended—Eyak
MARIANAO 4.80 3.20 2.80
FIRE HAZARD 5.80 4.20 Quiniela (1-8) 16.20
FARM MASTER ■ . SJJO
Date of Last Race EIGHTH RACE—S-14 MILE Time—3l.3
5-7* Chuckie’s Choice 62V* 621* 1* I** 2L40 All the way
5- 7* Vaulta 59 4 33 2 2* 10.40 •* On inside
5- 8* Speedy Girl 56 2 1 2 33“ 7.10 ** Good effort
5- B‘* Melvia Jo 56Vi 1 4 6 4 4** 1.30 4 * No mishap
5- V Trick Bomb 64 5 7 5 5 5* 5.40 4 * Evenly
5- 9 7 Col. Matt Wynn 62V* 7 5 8 6 6* 55.60 •No contendi
5- 8 11 Cuddly Cute 53 8 8 7 8 7* 12.40 ** Off late
5- 8* Pen Pal 58 3 6 4 7 8 25.60 * Outrun
Winner—Edward F. Wulf’s Brindle D., Nov., 1950. Rolling Roy—Laura's
Beauty
CHUCKIE’S CHOICE 6.80 5.00 4.40
VAULTA 7.00 8.00 Quiniela (4-6) 64.40
SPEEDY GIRL ILOO
Date of Last Race NINTH RACB-5-1* MIL! Time-31.2
5* 8 7 * Trappist 67Vi 3 4 2 1* I** 1470 Saved for win
5- 8 T Two-Ee 58 4 1 1* 2 2‘ 9.00 ** On inside
5- B‘* High Stakes 69 1 533 3* 9.00 * Even effort
5- 8 1 * Fusbudget 59 66 5 5 4* 7.60 * Closed gap
5- 8 f Jack O’Lish 63Vi 22 6 4 5* 18.60 • Cave way
5- 9* Greenbrier Boy 71 Vi 5 3 4 6 6* 2.80 • No factor
5- 8* Novella 57 7 7 7 7 7* 10.10 11 Collided
5- 6* Direct Answer 69 8 8 8 8 8 1.10 '* Collided
Winner—F. B. Stutz’ Red Fawn D., August, 1949. Beach Comber—Flamingo
TRAPPIST 31.40 27.20 10.00
TWO-EE 14.60 4.20 Quiniela (3-4) 146.20
HIGH STAKES 420
Date of Last Race TENTH RACE—3-8 MIL! Time-39.4
5- 8 1 * Beguile 55 45 4 2 1* 3.30 Strong finish
5-8* Hymor 61V4 8 4 33 2* 4.90 * Very wide
5- 8* Embraceable 56 2 1 2 4 3** 3.10 *3d in foto
5- 8 T Whata Bug 62 1 2 1* 1* 4* 9.10 • Tired badly
5- B’* Sensation Lass 59Va 33 7 7 s** 3.60 ** Shut off
5- 9* Jet Roll 65 5 7 5 5 6* 4.80 •* No factor
5- 9* Honest Fax 58 7 6 6 6 7 7.20 T * Outrun
6- 8“ Moveable 57 6 Scratched
Winner—Cliff Waller’s Red 8., August, 1949. Razor’s Edge—Medora
BEGUILE 8.60 7.20 4.00
HYMOR . 8.80 15.80 Quiniela (4-8) 40.20
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BASEBALL STANDINGS
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
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Kauai City IS 7 .MS
St. Paul ...... 13 9 .591
LouliriUe 13 1# JH
Indianapolis 11 11 .380
CharlMtoa ll IX .478
Columbus —— S 11 .421
Minneapolis 8 13 .381
Toledo I u JH
INTERNATIONAL
Won Lett Pot.
Montreal 8 • A7l
Buffalo s S ATI
Boohutor T 6 AM
lulu om s s .329
BatUmort S S AM
Ottawa _ 7 S .467
Syracuse T * .431
Springfield S S AS7
ALABAMA-FLORID A
Won Lost Pet.
Panama City IS 4 Alt
Andalusia 11 It .334
Eufaula i# 11 .478
Part Walton If 11 .47*
Grace villa • 12 .429
Oatban ... I U At
PACIFIC COAST
Wan Lent Pat.
Seattle At IS .714
Lee AJWttoe ST tt .CM
Haßywnad 33 is ASI
Poetland IS St .473
Sea Dtefo * AS .433
San Eranciocn 17 38 ,4M
Sacrament* M M AM
peaiee* . 14 37 .341
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TRAFFIC FINES
MASSENA, N. Y. i*-“You’re
fined 810.10 for speeding,” Police
Justice Robert La Plante told the
Canadian motorist
"What’s the extra 10 cent* for?”
Alexander Smart of Cornwall,
Ont.. wanted to know.
“Discount oa Canadian curren
cy,” replied La Plante.
A total of 111 different trainers
shared is wining the 81 races
ran teat season at Delaware park.
TeU That To The Judge
BINGHAMTON, N. Y. UTV-A bur
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Robert Ryan’s office and took
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THE KEY WEST CITIZEN
Evans Enterprises
Meet Legion Nine
The Evans Enterprises baseball
ers will oppose the VFW Post
6021 nine tonight in an American
Legion Junior Baseball Imp game
set for Wickers Field at 7:30
p. m. -
Each of the clubs has lost one
game each and are seeking their
first win of the season tonight.
The league standings: %
W L
Legion Post 168 ...... 1 0
Strand Theatre 1 0
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■ ENDS FRIDAY HITE. HAY IS ■
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; V. MILE MARATHON
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Wednesday, May 13,1953
Legion Post 28 „ 1 §
VFW Post 6021 __ 0 1
Key West Insurance Cos. —... 0 1
Evans Enterprises % g
TODAY S BASEBALL SCHEDCU
■ The Associate* Press
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis at Kansas City
Toledo at Louisville
Columbus at Minneapolis
Charleston at St. Paul
ALAItAMA-KLORIOA
Graceville at Dothan
Fort Walton at Andalusia
Panama City at Eufaula
„ TEXAS
Houston at Fort Worth
San Antonio at Dallas
Beaumont at Oklahoma City
Shreveport at Tulsa
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