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1 I Wednesday, Mjv 6, 14 THE IM INS ATI INQUKfB Pace 17 River Downs Asks Horsemen For Stall Cards the grandstand and the elevator in the clubhouse are now in good working condition for the upcoming season. tom and will be ready for the first consignment of horses on approximately May 10. The two new escalators in their original stall application to contact him immediately. The stable area has been renovated from top to bot Lucas Lends U. S.

Pro Stars Over Polish Cagers, 94-58 WARSAW UP) A touring U. S. professional all-star basketball team outclassed a Warsaw student selection, 94-58, Tuesday night. It was the Americans' second straight victory In their Eastern European campaign. The Americans led, 42-37, at halftime.

Jerry Lucas of the Cincinnati Royals, with 36 points, and Bob Pettit of the St. Louis Hawks, with 22, led the scoring. Poland's Marek Sttowski had 16. 0 1 I CAN YOUR CAR BEAT FORD AND CHEVROLET LIKE PLYMOUTH DID AT INDIANAPOLIS? River Downs management asked Tuesday that horsemen return their stall approval cards immediately to racing secretary F. C.

(Pat) Farrell. Meanwhile, preparation continues for the 88-day meeting which begins on May 29. "Inasmuch as we have a large waiting list we would appreciate the horsemen's cooperation and have asked them to return the cards within one week. "If we have not heard from them during this period of time, the management reserves the right to move them back on our waiting list," Leon A. Sla-vin, president and general manager, said.

Farrell said it was important for horsemen havins a revised list of horses over Nicklaus Ailed, Then Recovered, Pal Says (lliMi i PORT WORTH, Tex. JP Golfer Don Fairfield said Tuesday Jack Nicklaus temporarily Injured his back Sunday In tne final round of the Las Vegas Tournament of Champions. Nicklaus, the professional golf's leading money winner, blrdied the final hole for a one-over-par 73 and won the title by two strokes. Fairfield, wno played with Nicklaus the final day, said the stocky Ohtoan hurt his back when he hit his tee shot on the 10th hole. "He pinched something in his back a nerve or something," Fairfield said.

"He didn't do any complaining, 33V3V0 SAV1 but he said it was bothering him. I could tell it." Fairfield was among the early arrivals for the Colonial National Invitation tournament opening Thursday. Nicklaus, who had an exhibition appointment in West Texas, was not expected until later. Fairfield said Nicklaus told him the ailment improved after an approach shot to the 17th green. "Whatever was the matter with my back, it's loosened up again," Fairfield quoted Nicklaus as saying.

Cards Option Trio To Jacksonville Farm ST. LOUIS (Pi The St. Louis Cardinals optioned three players to their Jacksonville farm team in the International League Tuesday on 24-hour recall. They are outfielder Mike Shannon, pitcher Harry Fanok and lnfielder Dal Maxvill. This brings the roster to 25, a limit which had to be reached by May 13.

Boy, girts sure can be dumb! Of course I can't car for," Well, anyway, Plymouth beat the others ZVigit Too Cold For Hot Willie SAN FRANCISCO CIT Hot-hitting Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants was on the bench Tuesday night because it was too cold. The great center fielder, currently hitting .468 with 10 home runs, has been hampered by a pulled muscle In his left leg. The temperature was 48 degrees in Candlestick Park. There were winds of 25 miles per hour with gusts up to 37. "If he played, that muscle might tighten up," said Manager Alvin Dark, who sent Matty Alou into center field.

Mays remained on the bench, available for emergency duty as the Giants faced the Houston Colts. McCluskey Fails In 500 Physical INDIANAPOLIS UPl Roger McCluskey of Tucson, who has wrecked or spun out in three Indianapolis 500-mile automobile race starts, failed Tuesday to pass his physical for the $500,000 speed contest on May 30. Dr. Thomas A. Hanna, Indianapolis Motor Speedway medical director, said it would take six more weeks to heal a broken arm McCluskey suffered last month in a sprint race at Reading, Pa.

McCluskey was running third in last year's 500 when he crashed with less than three laps to go. Don Branson of Champaign, 111., who was hurt in the same accident at Reading, passed his physical Tuesday and will drive a new rear engine car for Robert C. Wilke of Milwaukee. A. J.

Foyt of Houston, defending USAC big car champion, turned the fastest lap since the track opened for practice last Friday, hitting 154.189 miles per hour in a conventional front-drive Of-fenhauser. Jim Hurtublse lost control of his car in practice Tuesday and skidded nearly 1600 feet, smashing into the track walls three times. beat them That was one of these "Test Track, U.S.A." things where they test the three cars for passing quick and stopping fast and costing less for gas what daddy calls "things you buy a in 9 out of 10 tests! It was held at Indianapolis Raceway Park, and Plymouth just won, and won, and won, and won! Can my car beat Ford and Chevrolet? Boy, what a stupid question! I can't even afford gas! The New Bell 30-watt FM-AM FM-Stereo Multiplex Receiver REGULAR $269.90 LIMITED SALE $17995 At Plymouth's request, Nationwide Consumer Testing Institute bought the comparably equipped V-8s directly from dealer showrooms, hired the drivers, supplied the officials, made the rules and supervised the entire competition. See your Plymouth Dealer tor details of "Test Track, U.S TELL YOUR DAD TO SEE THE CHAMP OF "TEST TRACK, II. S.

TODAY AT: SEE YOUR GREATER CINCINNATI PLYMOUTH-VALIANT DEALER Prep Results BASEBALL CLASS AA Cincinnati District WITHR0W 002 100 1-4 1 0 ST. XAVIER 000 000 0-0 5 2 Batteries: Metty and BfOuahlen; Klirt-ka, O'Connell (6) arid Huifhts. TAFT 000 0-8 8 2 NORWOOD 003 000 03 5 2 BatteriK: Walker. Jones (5), Wakler (6) and Thomas; Bouldin, Reynolds 16) and Allen! OAK HILU 103 203 09 11 1 M1LF0RD 100 000 i-2 9 3 Batteries: Ense and Gibbs; Mueller, Bohl l'3), Cunninqhafn (6) and Miflefi. Home Run (Oak Hills).

ANDERSON 202 000 2 6 7 1 NEW RICHMOND 000 100 34 3 2 Batteries: Kaldmo, Wananinger (7) nd Patterson; Simpson. Cann (6) and Rust. Ottier Games First Game: CFNTRAL 202 023 312 1 4 1 HUGHES 110 000 0 2 8 3 Batteries: Armstead and Witt; Vogel, FlerJderiohn (3), Merritt (51, Kimble 61 and Smith, Mooris (7), Home Runs Moore (Central). Second Gamn HUGHES 003 10 4 5 2 010 023 7 4 Batteries: Leigh and Smith; Armstead, Beckmen (3) ind Leer. Home Runs tew (Central).

LOVE LAND 003 000 0-3 7 3 MADEIRA 010 300 x-4 6 2 Batteries: Bowmn and Drinnen; Nelson and Peters. MOELLER 210 102 1-7 11 5 READING 001 002 03 4 2 Batteries: Wigcjins and Biert: Hoffman, Eckenbrecker (51, Hoffman (7) end Spencer. Feddern (51. PURCELL 010 030 04 5 5 BACON 000 110 0-2 5 1 Batteries: Brinker and H. Brinkef; Holiday end Lakes.

WYOMING 410 001 0-6 6 0 N. COLLEGE HILL 000 000 0 0 3 2 Batteries: Crosby end Kremer; O'Brien and Samooala. WOODWARD 001 020 03 2 4 WALNUT HILLS 002 300 5 4 3 Batteries: Brock and Hergis; Thomas end Strecker. TENNIS Walnut Hills 4, Hug Km 1 SINGLES: Jim Friedman (WH) defeated Fred Lane, 6 4, 6 Larry Strabairgh (H) defeated Pete Fleming, 6-3, 6-3; Larry Temin (WH) defeated Bruce Taylor, 6-2, 61. DOUBLES: Bob Mai-man avid Ira Goldberg (WH Mefeat-ed BiH ooeti end Rndy Foit, 6 1, 8 Jim Dworkin and Laurie Alberts (WH) defeated Galen Kinety and Don Atkins, 6-1, 46, 6-2.

Purcell 5, St. Bernard 0 SINGLES: Gary Von Hoene defeated Alan Dieckmann, 60, 60; Joe Santangelo defeated Lerrv Phillips, 61, 6 Paul Iromonger defeated Paul Bowman, 6 0, 63. DOUBLES: Larry Dinger rd Ben Lon-rd defeated Dave Lair end Bob Link, 6-2, 6-2; Bob Dinger and Roy Tank-ink defeated Tim Boeskin and Art Cruse, 6-0. 60. Princeton Wyoming 0 SINGLES: Chick Ha ley defeated Steve Prier, 6 1, 6 Andy Stewart defeated Roger Cook, 64.

64; Jeff Isaacs defeated Eric Fast, 6-1, 6-0. DOUBLES: Louie Brockmeier and Rick Brockmeier defeated Jon Fries and Jon Ach, 75, 60; Bill Mitchell and Rick Winterrowd defeated Don Lang and Phil Shepard, 6-4, 6-2. Greenhilli 4, Fairfield 1 SINGLES: Lundbled defeated Baker 2-6, 6 4, 6 Linder defeated Burnett 64, 61; Berqer defeated Ftnnin 62, 63. DOUBLES: Mairwrtbaoher and Maupln (Fl defeated Klein and Rahtz 6-2, 6-2; Matteuzzi and Elltsch defeated Snodgriss and Baker, 62, 6 1. Western Hills 4, Aiken SINGLES: Beiiete (A) defeated Egar 60, 6-0; Bollinger defeated Fisler, 7 5, 62; Thomas defeated Sidens, 6, 3-6, 64.

DOUBLES: Nenninger and Schmeideker defeated Hussey and Streit, 6-3, 6-4; Evans and Borcharding defeated Nathan and Miller, 6-4. 6-1. Withrow 3, Woodward 3 SINGLES: Ken Crabtree (Woodward) defeated Tom Taylor, 7 5, 6 1 Jerry Maiman (Woodward) defeated Deva Sherman, 1-6, 6-4, 119; Mike Jenikt (Withrow) defeated Mike Ogden, 6 3, 61. DOUBLES: Jess Crawford and Joe Deh-rwr (Withrowl defeated Terry Hammond and Mike Drtskin, 6 4, 6 Larry Cowperthwaite and Dick Kuhn (Withrow) defeated Bruce Caldwell and Sandy Sid-dall, 8-6, 7-5. GOLF Lalash Medalist Terry Lalosh with 39 led the Mt.

Healthy golf team to 6-3 victory over Wyoming at the Win ton Woods course Tuesday afternoon. Lalosh'i score was two over par. NCH Wins Close Match Led by medalist Al Thless who posted a two-over-rww 39, North Collega Hilt defeated Deer Park, at Clovernook. Pioneers Romp) Greenhills oolfers blanked Aiken, 9-0, in a match at Winton Woods. Dave Wilson and Greg Humphrey, both of Green-hills, carded 41st tor co-medalist honors.

Humphrey scored an eagle on the par 5, 474-vard No. 6 hole. Finneytown Wins Easily Lead medalist Al Gaulding who fired a 42, Finnevtown defeated Colerein, 9-0, at Winton Princeton Trims Taylor Co-medalists Tom Whitdaw and Dave Aston reqistered one-over-uar 38s to lead Princeton to an easy 9-0 win over Taylor at Sharon Woods. Cavaliers On Te Pureed defeated Hamilton Catholic, 9-0, Tuesday in a match at Potter Park in Hamilton. Joe Berger of Purcell was medalist with a one-over-par 37.

TRACK Bacon Wins Six Events Roger Bacon's Spartans, racing to first place in six events, won a triangular meet with Western Hills and Elder on the Mustangs' field. Jack Ferguson of Western HiMs won three events, 100-yard dash, 220 and 440. Oik Hills On Top Oak Hills, led by double winners, Randy Gruestle and Bob Kellogg, copped a triangu'lar meet with LaSalle and St. Xavier at Oak Hills. Gruestle won the low and high hurdles and Kellogg annexed the 220 and 440 events.

Hamilton Garfltl Wins Hamilton Garfield won a quadrangle track meet at Mt. Healthy Tuesday. The Hamilton squad had 91 points and was followed bv Mt. Healthy 70, Taylor 28 and Finnevtown 19. 8UGKAU EMSTIUXSS COUPUIY.

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E. P. Taylor's Northern Dancer came in by van and Hill Rise, traveling In a chartered plane, arrived about two hours later. Their trainers, Horatio Luro and Bill Flnnegan, reported both horses in fine shape. Arriving with Hill Rise was the filly Blue Norther, winner of the Kentucky Oaks at Churchill Downs.

She is expected to run Saturday in the Black Eyed Susan Stakes. Horse Clinic A saddle horse clinic will be held from 1 to 4 p. m. Saturday at Carthage Fairgrounds. The clinic will be sponsored by the Tapederos 4-H Saddle Club.

Miss Ann Heile, a Fort Scott instructor, and Dwight Todd of Greenville, Ohio, will discuss horsemanship and demonstrate proper techniques. Bowling Party The Xavier Musketeer Club's second annual bowling jamboree will be held Friday night at Summit Bowl. The affair, which will include three games of bowling and a buffet dinner, will get under way at 9 p. m. Reservations can be made by contacting the XU ticket office.

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