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Fort Lauderdale News from Fort Lauderdale, Florida • Page 15

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FT. LAUDERDALE DAILY NEWS. Mon. Feb. 27.

1953 Pog I-B BAHAMAS GOLF TENNIS FINALS Outdoors Picture NASSAU. Bahamas. CP) A NASSAU TENNIS NASSAU, Bahamas. Joe Abrams of New York City defeated Defending Champion George HOLLYWOOD. In the final round of Hollywood Beach Hotel Shoicn On Tuesday Coral Gables.

Fla duo Sunday won the two-day Bahamas country club amateur four ball best ball golf championship. Dr. Charles Brubacher and "Virgil Chartman-Real Huntsman Race Features Week's HKC Program Tenth week of the Hollywood Kennel Club's dog race season starts tonight at eight. The principal event of the week will be tennis championships, Mona Hotchkiss of Detroit defeated, The public is invited to see a Carey of Nassau Sunday to win the Bahamas Lawn Tennis association's amateur championship at the British Colonial Hotel. The scores were 8-6, 6-1.

6-4. Julia Haberman of New York, 6-1, RADIO REPAIRING 6-1. Wright posted a best ball score Of 60-65125. color motion nicture of a moose hunt, fishing expedition, and a Spanish bullfight free of charge The men's title was won by Walter Swaybill Chicago, who vanauished Jerry Gumbiner, of match race Thursday between Chartman, Hollywood champion, and Real Huntsman, the outstanding pup from West Flagler. The pair meet Thursday night.

Then on Saturday, Chartman and Mariella at Bahia-Mar Yacht club Tuesday JUST PHONE 2-3091 the same city, 6-2. 6-4. isurton Ruby of Michigan City, IndJ at 8:30 p. m. according to George H.

Crowley, activities director. served as referee. Scenes in the film will be de scribed by the are scheduled to meet for the first time. Mariella raced the 5-16ths course Friday in 31 3-5 seconds to eaual the best time made by Chartman this season. Meantime, an Interesting pro- Mike" Ulicny Signs Manager's Pact Most victory-starved baseball Georee P.

Fairchild, who has Iff' 1 AmO i OUUH TALK TXtS TSW TSH SO WuQ, i MUCH HACOCB 3 MONfe BfcTTtS THAN GIRLS COtNO TO -to A I BOB SEY BERT HASOTOU7SE4 A ONe' WW Wtali jf" fO-, r- roa. UAe of team in the major leagues is the travelled many parts of the world and won recognition for his trap Philadelphia Phils; last Phillie flag was won in 1915. Free Pickup and Delivery ALL WORK AND PARTS USED ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED gram is coming up tonight. A shooting skill. NIAGARA FALLS, N.

Y. WP He was captain of the United; Mike Ulicny, 32, of Warren, bunch of speed dogs have been matched for the featured ninth States tran shooting squad when agreed Sunday to be player-manager of the Niagara Falls Citizens, Better Co ugh Relief it competed in Madrid, Spain, and race. Included In the field will be such fast steppers as Jack Casino. Drumbambo, Daisy claims title to many world rec new team in the Class Middle ords. When new drugs or old fail to stop Atlantic baseball league.

Patch and new sensation inM rWt delav. Safe, depend- JVU 1 Ulicny, a catcher for Ft Lau The New York Giants team Friendly Farm. The latter has derdale in the class Florida- home run total of 221 in 1947 is won three in succession. seat of the trouble to relieve acute International League, accepted 39 more than the second highest krhit i or chest colas, ueomuowu Popular performers will go in terms at a meeting of Niagara mark ever the Marathon at the derby dis Falls club directors. has stood the test of more than 30 vears and millions of users.

It contains i tance. The field in post position safe, woven mpcuicuu, uw order will be: Roll Dixie, Rainy Blue. Sly Judv. Something Special, 0 DOG SELECTIONS and is fine for children. Ask your druggist for Creomulsion and take it No DeDosite.

Rval Ante, Rocca SEE carcv. KHweaoT w.hrudoiph MARINE RADIO TELEPHONE HOME AUTO promptly according to airccuuus. CREOMULSION Stroller, and Peggy Lee. Roll Dixie, assigned one box. is the probable favorite.

Peggy Lee will be making FIRST EACE SIR COAL, Gus Hud son, Just Dixie. Courtis Chest Colds Bronchitis her first try at the long route. A crowd of 5.502 turned out Saturday night and wagered $145,782 on the ten-race card. The SECOND RACE Our Fanny, Gallant Squire, Bob Cobb. THIRD RACE Blue Kip, Lily Marr, Miss Winters.

FOURTH RACE Summer Holiday, Mack Hiatt, Dash Up. FIFTH RACE Red Crown, First String, Coral Sands. SIXTH RACE Idle King. Black Ace, Duchess Of York. SEVENTH RACE O'm Ole.

Rose Of Lima, Welcome Stranger. featured ninth race, in which Rural Streak was making a come back try after a rest of more than v. a month, resulted in Whirly's Gal, a the longest shot in the race, beat's lng Chartman and Curly Roll with EIGHTH RACE Yankee Raider. Sil- ease. Chartman was hemmed in for most of the tripHe finished Taire, wnew.

NINTH RACE Daisy Patch, Demoiselle, Jack Casino. TENTH RACE Peggy Lee, Roll Dixie. Sly Judy. Best Bet SIR COAL. very fast.

The winner paid $40.40 There was another Jarge daily double payoff. The three and three 8 paid $282.60. The winning dogs were Theo Ray and DOG ENTRIES Lucky Border. The tenth race out the best field of routers to race the derby distance all season. The winner was Beat Em and it was her fourth straight victory.

FIRST RACE Futurity Heavy Mythical Mist Sir Coal Loaded Pistol Just Dixie Slipping Around Gus Hudson Seena C. SECOND RACE Futurity. (First half aauy aouoie.) Our Fanny Leap More Gallant Squire Wasnese DOG RESULTS Before you look at that amazingly low price tag, look at Ford's "Fashion Car" styling. It's more beautiful than ever. Run your finger over the baked-oh enamel It's "built to live outdoors." Feel the long-lived upholstery, look where you will you'll see Ford's quality.

Wintertime Bob Cobb Mlcawber RoU Gay Gino THIRD RACE 516 mile. (Last halt aauy aoume.) HI Bithorn Golden Vickie Blue Nip LUy Marr ft n.n Looks Easy Amber Gem Ray Davis Miss Winters fourth RACE Futurity: B. L. Label Benny Squeak. Summer Holiday Shock Absorber Dash Up Dusty Beau Mack Hiatt Dan Painter FIFTH RACE 516 mile: FIRST RACE Futurity Roll On Bandy 10.20 7.60 3.20 JeUy Server 10.20 5.40 fclector 4.60 Quinlela (7-8) 130.80.

Time 29 45. Also ran: Sunburnt Gent. Zesco, Teep's Jeep, Rouga Sergeant, Heat's On. SECOND RACE Futurity. (First ball daily double.) Theo Ray ....19.00 7.20 4.60 Perdido Betty 8.60 4.40 Rhythm Walts 4.00 Wuimela U-3) $43.80.

Uuna 29 25. Also ran: GoUln Papa, Don't Park, Same Betty, Jjoalalong. Bold Tip. THIRD RACE 518 mile. (Last ball dally double.) Lucky Border 25.00 9.60 8.80 Flrey Red 9.00 12.60 My Moreen 8.20 Open Valley Katie Mender Tiny Marty Wiggle Thru Coral Sands Red Crown Sooner Gal First String SIXTH RACE 516 mile: Li LJ Ride herd on Ford's 100-horsepowerV-8 engine.

Idle King 4 Wlndover box car Brass Koll Duchess Of York Joe Wallace Out Of The Blue Black Ace SEVENTH RACE 516 mile: O'm Ole Vail Rose Of Lima Sharon Hill Sure, Ford's the liveliest power in its field, yet it never raises its voice. New super-fitted pistons, new "hushed" timing gear, new camshaft for quiet valve action and Ford's new silent-spin fan result in power that whispers while it works. quiet valve action and Ford's new silent-spin fan result in power that whispers while it works. Don't Loiter Mor Mor Welcome 6tranger Wise Wrinkle Quinlela (2-3) DAILY DOUBLE Theo Ray and Lucky Border paid S282.6U. Time 32 45.

Also ran: Carolina EiuuiH nAC a16 mile: Fiddle Roll Pifaro Ranhoso Whew Waltm Moon, Johnny Mint, Rural Review, Martin Label, Uly Bushman. FOURTH RACE Futurity Well Worthy 9.60 5.20 3.80 Hangman's Hood SUvalre Yankee Raider Sun Top NINTH RACE 516 mile: Fox Master Demoiselle Friendly Farm Well Armed Jack Casino Drumbambo Daisy Patch Loftice TENTH RACE 38 mile: Brave 14J2U 7.60 tromanado 9 JO Quinlela (2-5) 878.00. Time 29 35. Also ran: Eyak, Fiddle Man, Land Cruiser, Young Stepper, Roll Dixie No Deposite Rainy Blue Royal Ante Sly Judy Rocca Stroller sometning special Peggy Mor cute. FIFTH RACE 516 mile: Dauntless Ooldle 8.40 4.40 4.00 Konya's Clipper 6.80 4.20 Lucky Pirate 4.80 Quinlela 4-5) $47.60.

Time 32 Also ran: Top Figure. Blue Market. Behaviour Rick, Eddie's Ace, Wallace Cook. SIXTH RACE 518 mile: Bee Mao 13.20 6.00 6.60 See MIAMI the "Magic City" Aboard the FIREBALL SIGHTSEEING BOAT Leaves Bahia-Mar Dock Week Days 11 A.M. Sunday 12:30 P.M.

Jonora 9.60 5.40 fabray 4.60 1 Quinlela (1-3) 852 .20. Tune 32 25. Also ran: Ring General, fiosk. Easy More. Bad Fete, Hatchera Hlball.

SEVENTH RACE 518 mile: Identic 21.40 12.20 6.20 Gold 6poon 10.80 4.80 Wapan 4.80 1 QulnieU l-4) $60.40. Time 32 25. Also rant Riot Squad. Real Red. Trim Figure.

Robinson Ville, Calling Card. EIGHTH RACE 516 mUe: WATER BUS 30 Mile 3 Hour Circular JUNGLE CRUISE 10:36 A.M. 2:00 P.M. Andrews Avenue Bridge Phone 2-8092 J-j "JwffivF'r rv sj tzrj LrJ So (graDo'S -s. Feel Ford's easy Steering feel Jjr vv the 35 easier action of King-Size Brakes.

get the solid "feel" of Ford's 13-way stronger If taV' "Lifeguard" Body now "sound conditioned" for rjsj" silence. Feature after feature will show you why I feg'l I Ford's the one fine car in the low-price field. Yea need more thaa a 'sahrc'fer i7 Hi' vJlMLa' Monty Roll 22.00 5.80 3.60 Greclng Grey 4.60 3.40 Rapid FeUer 3.60 I QulnieU (2-4) $22.60. Time 32 35. Also ran: Dear Judy.

Bric-A-Brae, Truly Great. Fop Over, Great Moment. I NINTH RACE 516 mUe: i Whlrly'a Gal 42.40 10.00 4.60 Pb Chartman 50 3.00 Curly Roll 3.60 Quinlela (4-5) $73.80. Time 21 45. Also ran: Rural Streak.

Mister K. C. Handy Ray, Allen Fuller, Byer. TENTH RACE 38 mile: i Beatem Blondie 13.80 4.60 3.60 Parker House 3.40 2.60 Revere Special 7.80 Quinlela (1-2) $11.60. Time 39 25.

Also ran: Frost Bite. Bonnie Kitty, Charlie Chap. Daily De-" livery. Soft Talk. Attendance 5,502 Mutuels $145,782 to relieve coughs and sort anscle You need to rub on stimulating, pain-relieving Musterole.

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We have a complete file of color schemes for boys' rooms colors that will please the boys, end their parents, too. Let us suggest a color lan for the room your boys live end play in. JPQWELL LET US RECOMMEND A RELIABLE PAINTER MfflailMTlajt 18 S. W. First Avenue Dial 5446 118 S.

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