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mm jo THE. C0IJR1ER-J0UUNAL TIMES, LOUISVILLE, KY. SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1963 Gallant Bloom Basketball Colonels Champing at the Bit King Ranch Filly 7a sr Caph iires matron Conventon Center, then travel to Indianapolis for a game Saturday night. All 23 Colonels players, including 6-9 Wilbert Frazier, acquired from Houston during the off-season in a trade for Kendall Rhine, will report Sept. 16 and Rhodes will have until the first regular season game to trim his roster to 12.

Seven exhibition games have been set for this fall (the Colonels played four a year ago) beginning against the Pacers at Southport, Oct. 1. Other exhibitions will be Oct. 3 against New Orleans at Boonville, Oct. 5 against New Orleans at Hopkinsville, Oct.

8 against Oakland at Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond; Oct. 9 against Oakland at Franklin County High School in Frankfort; Oct. 10 against Indiana at Orleans, and Oct. 14 against Dallas at Lexington Lafayette High. The 78-game regular season gets under way Oct.

19 in Freedom Hall and the Colonels' opening opponent will be the Oakland Oaks, featuring Rick Barry. lengths over Ogden Mills Phipps' even-money choice, Beau Brummel. Compas Farm's North Flight finished third in the seven-furlong juvenile fixture. Tearing Around, a son of Rambunctious, the 1962 winner of the race, took the lead at the quarter pole and was hustled all the way by Chuck Baltazar in the time of 1:23 35. The winner paid $24.20, $8.60 and $6.40.

Beau Brummel $3.20 and $2.80, and North Flight $19. DETROIT Torque Guaee, a 41-1 outsider ridden by Bill Fleming, captured the $17,325 Sweet Patootie Handicap for 3-year-old fillies at Detroit Race Course. Staff Photo STEVE ISING, St. Xavier High halfback, seems to be moving right over the heads cf other players as he crashes through Central's line for a short gain in their game, at Manual Stadium. St.

breezed 35-7 last night in the season opener for both teams. By LOU YOUNKIN Courier-Journal I Times Staff Writer The Kentucky Colonels, whose lack of depth and size had them on the ropes virtually all last season, will find out whether they have the problems licked beginning Monday. That's when the American Basketball Association club's 13 rookies and a few veterans who can't wait begin two-a-day workouts in Masonic Home Gym. Coach Gene Rhodes' Colonels apparently won't have any problems at guard, where high-scoring Darel Carrier (22.9 average in 1967) and Louie Dampier (20.7) are likely to again win starting positions. Behind them are such players as holdover Bobby Rascoe and rookies Bo Wyenandt of Vanderbilt and 6-foot-6 Wayne Chapman of Western Kentucky, the Ohio Valley Conference's Player of the Year in 1967-68.

It's what's up front that counts and that's where the Colonels were lacking last season as they struggled through the year in last place in the Eastern Division before making the playoffs on the last game of the regular season. And it's up front where the Colonels concentrated when it came to drafting players for the 1968-69 campaign. Among the rookies who will report for physicals Monday before starting right in on the practice court are 6-9 Gene Moore of St. Louis, 6-9 Al Dixon of Bowl- ing Green, 6-8 Willie Davis of North From AP and Special Dispatches "She broke running, I sat back and took a hold and she did it all herself. I just didn't think it could be that easy." So said jockey Eddie Belmonte as he alighted yesterday from the King Ranch filly, Gallant Bloom, following her nine-length runaway in the $100,806 Matron Stakes at Aqueduct.

The daughter of Gallant Man, trained by; veteran Max Hirsch, sped the six furlongs in 1:10 25 to earn $62,634 in the test for juvenile fillies which was inaugurated in 1892. Mrs. H. C. Phipps' Irradiate, ridden by? Larry Adams, was second and Meadow Stable's favored Queen's Double, with Johnny Rotz aboard, finished third in the field of six.

Tve never had such an easy stakes rate," said Belmonte. "I rode her just like Mr. Hirsch said 'take a little hold on her and don't let her have her Increases Lead Steadily Gallant Bloom, who won the filly division of the National Stallion Stakes at Belmont in June but stopped badly in the Sorority at Monmouth and the Spin-way at Saratoga, raced to a three-length lead after a quarter-mile. She opened it four at the half and to eight in the stretch. Irish Dude Wins 'Buckeye of Cheiron, owned by Berg, covered the mile 1:42 15 to pay $85.20, The daughter Marion H.

Van and 70 yards in $27 and $7.20. ATTN. FISHERMAN 'IF DON'T HAVE IT-QUIT LOOKING" ALL HEDDON RODS 50 OR MORE OFF From AP and Special Dispatches CINCINNATI Robert W. Taylor's favored Irish Dude, with Sandino Hernandez up, captured the $26,700 Governor's Buckeye Cup yesterday before 7,811 fans who wagered $619,720 on the final racing program of the season at River Downs. Irish Dude, a 4-year-old son of Seaneen from a Johns Joy mare, Ever Beautiful, Dark Stream, an entry with Star Nell, was second at $9.60 and $4.40, and favored Miss Ribot, owned by P.

L. and C. T. Grissom, was third at $2.60 in the field of 11. BAY MEADOWS Bo Rama eded Baffle, the favorite, and won the Bay District Handicap.

Elmendorf FENTRESS TACKLE SHOP carried top weight of 128 pounds in the 1 116-mile feature. King's Scepter was second and Bol 'N Jac third. The winner paid $3.40, $2.60 and $2.40 with King's Scepter worth $9.40 and $5.20. Bol 'N Jac paid $3.80. Irish Dude previously had won the Cincinnati Special and the Southern Ohio Handicap at River Downs this year.

A track record of 52 seconds flat for 4'2 furlongs on the turf was established in the ensuing Turf Speed Handicap by Calibrator, a 4-year-old son of Judge J. B. Barrie B. was second and Ponce de Leon third. 3117-19 S.

4th 366-3927 (Bring this coupon.) ui I Fourth choice in the wagering. Gallant Bloom paid $10.80, S8 and $4.20. Irradiate returned $5.40 and $4, and Queen's Double paid $3. ATLANTIC CITY' Mrs. Albert Low-enthal's Tearing Around won the $29,825 World's Playground Stakes by 2Vz RUDYMOLTER'S GOLF CENTER on Poplar Level Road FOR THE PRICE OF Farm's Skookum was third in the six-furlong race for 3-year-olds, which was timed in 1:10.

Bill Hartack was aboard Baffle, leading from the start until Bo Rama ruined his bid in the stretch under Wayne Harris. Bo Rama paid $27.80, $8.20 and $4.80, Baffle $3 and $2.40, and Skookum $3.40. LINCOLN DOWNS Rabbit's Foot found a muddy racing strip to his liking after breaking last in a field of eight and won the $7,500 Warwick Handicap at the Rhode Island track. The winner, owned by Russell Buck, picked up ground steadily and then out-dueled Double Major and Naughty Jester in the stretch to score a half-length victory in 1:29 25 for the seven furlongs. Double Major hung on for second, three-quarters of a length in front of Naughty Jester, the 4-5 favorite as an entry with Power of Destiny.

Rabbit's Foot paid $15.80, $7 and $2.60, Double Major S9.20 and $3.40, and the entry returned $2.20. Latonia Meet's Texas State, 6-8 Bob Zoretich of DePaul and 6-8 Manny Leaks of Niagara. Kaufman the Little Man Again Also in the running for front court berths manned most of the time last year by 6-10 center Jim Caldwell and 6-7 forwards Randy Mahaffey and Jim (Goose) Ligon will be A. W. Davis of Tennessee, John Snipes of Elizabeth City (N.

and Joe Gallagher of Pembroke. All three are 6-7. A. W. Davis, who hasn't played basketball for two years since leaving Tennessee, has still been around it.

He coached a new high school team in Tennessee and had a 49-15 won-lost record. The smallest man in the rookie camp will be 5-10 Butch Kaufman, but he's used to that. The Louisville St. Xavier graduate went to Western Kentucky without a scholarship, but he quickly earned one and became a star. He just has his sights set higher now (quite a bit higher), that's all.

The rookies will play two games against the rookies of the Indiana Pacers next weekend in what is believed to be the first series of its kind in history. The two rookie squads will meet Friday night in Harry, Bishop Set Record As DeSales Captures Relay Special to The Courier-Journal INDIANAPOLIS Tim Harry and Joe Bishop won in course-record time of 30 minutes, 19 seconds in leading Louisville DeSales' cross-country team to the intermediate division title in the six-mile Pike Invitational Relay here yesterday. Harry and Bishop, each running three miles, set the record of 30 minutes, 31 seconds in last year's meet. Jack Sivori and Tom Strong took third for DeSales, Ron Green and Al Metzler sixth, Gary Lile and Joe Fadell 11th and Sammy Green and Ronnie Pontrich 17th. DeSales had 21 points and West Lafayette was second with 40.

Louisville St. Xavier was sixth in the intermediate division, which was comprised of teams from larger schools. DeSales will hold its invitational cross-country meet Saturday. Teams from Indiana and Kentucky will participate. Range Balls for Driving, Range Practice Or Games of Miniature Golf THROUGH SEPTEMBER Sandra Haynie Shoots 68, Leads Ladies Golf Tourney EUGENE, Ore.

(AP) Sandra Haynie fashioned a four-under par 68 with the help of an eagle and four birdies yesterday, taking the lead after two rounds of the Pacific Ladies Golf Classic. The Ladies Professional Golf Association's third leading money winner covered the par-72 Eugene Country Club course in 31-37, leading runnerup Kathy Cornelius by three shots. Mrs. Cornelius shot her second straight 71 for a score of 142. The first-day leader, Marlene Hagge of Sarasota, shot a 74 after an opening 70 and is now in fourth place.

PACIFIC CLASSIC LEADERS 139 Sandra Haynie. 142 Kathy Cornelius. 143 AAurle Lindstrom. 144 Marlene Hagge. 145 Marqie Masters, Sandra Palmer.

144 Jo Ann Prentice. 148 Shirley Englehorn, Carol Mann, Marilynn Smith. Op ight eniiisf (Bring this coupon.) To Honor Vets Colonels Roster FORWARDS Player Ht. Wt. Age College I Y0UR ifiir7 car lwjV i i SNARLED I UP? I CALL 367-6104 I Monday's Race Entries Howard Bayne 4-4 A.

W. Davis 4-7 2J5 24 Tennessee 200 25 Tennessee 235 24 Grambling 192 25 Pembroke 230 23 W. Michigan LATONIA ARLINGTON vj3 is Niagara 4-9 6-5 6-8 6-7 6-7 6-6 6-9 4-7 None 2i 24 210 23 210 23 210 23 230 24 Clemson S.E. Missouri St. Louis Ky.

Weslevan Special to The Courier-Journal FLORENCE, Ky. It will be Veterans Night when the Latonia Race Course opens its 23-night thoroughbred meeting Monday. All members of the VFW and American Legion posts of the Ohio-Indiana-Kentucky area will be admitted free by wearing their veteran caps. In addition, Kenneth C. Plattner, general manager, will host 150 disabled American Veterans from the Ft.

Thomas Hospital and Cincinnati Veterans Hospital. Plattner has arranged for a roped-off area in front of the grandstand where the disabled veterans will have a chicken basket dinner. Chartered buses will transport the disabled veterans to and from Latonia. Miss Amvet to Appear A special flag raising ceremony, involving an honor guard from the Northern Kentucky VFW and Legion posts, will be held prior to the first race. Miss Jackie Bush of Loveland, Ohio, who is Miss Amvet of 1968, will present trophies in the feature race.

Post time at the meeting will be 7 p.m. nightly except Saturday, when post time is 2 p.m. Latonia's second meeting of 33 days will open Nov. 23 and continue through Dec. 31 with all racing in the daytime.

1 clmg. 3-y-o up; 1 1-16 m. urf: 111 x-Aw Forqet It x-Vansant 113 116 a-Sir Mostiey Cousm Sam 14 108 xa-Top Comic Emprendedor 14 118 Marimick Buttois Po 10 122 Ticcoice Derroroso 116 113 Beqqor Girl a Wexler entry. "Sm th man you can fruit with your ear" RAY'S AUTO CLINIC Complete auto service on all makes MOTOR TUNE TRANSMISSION TOWING SERVICE BRAKE WORK (Post Time 7 p.m. EDT) 1 elms; 3- up; 6 120 Commoroman x-Royal Mattar' 120 Duncan Jay My Princey Sue 111 Darling Gracie Best Play 1'4 Grth R.

a-Go Go Girl 117 a-Cfndie's Promise Tiny Fib Red Nuclear Little To Say 115 x-Beetsie's Pal a Rodriguez-Adams entry. 112 117 120 117 114 111 Wilbert Frazier "Joe Gallagher Reggie Lacefield Manny Leaks Jim Ligon Randy Mahaffey Kermlt Meystedt Gene Moore Sam Smith Jim Caldwell Willie Davis Al Dixon John Snipes Bob Zoretich Bill Bradley Darel Carrier Wayne Chapman Louie Dampier Butch Kaufman Bobby Rascoe Bo Wyenandt Rookie Georgia Tech North Texas St. Bowling Green Elizabeth City DePaul CENTERS 6-10 240 25 240 23 6-9 230 21 6-7 220 23 6-8 240 22 GUARDS 5-10 167 2 7 Tough Luck? Phipps Horses Go for Triple, Wiml Up Without a Victory Some days you just can't win for losing or so it must appear to Mrs. Henry Carnegie Phipps and her grandson, Ogden Mills (Dinny) Phipps. The Phipps family, which hardly has any peers when it comes to thoroughbred racing, has certainly had its big days.

Yesterday, however, wasn't one of them. Mrs. Phipps, owner of Wheatley Stable, stood to score a gigantic racing double if her 1-5 favorite, King Emperor, could win the Arlington-Washington Futurity at Chicago and her promising 2-year-old filly, Irradiate, could take the rich Matron at New York. And grandson Dinny stood to make it a family triple if his favored Beau Brummel could win the World's Playground at Atlantic City. None of the trio won, but there was consolation.

All three finished second. STATE VEHICLE INSPECTION STATION 4601 LOUISVILLE AVE. AT TULULAH 3-y-o; 6 Prde Lord Barcn 6-3 (2 blki. Wilt of Crittenden Dr. between Watt.

X-Woy 2 and Woodlawn Overpasi) 2 clmg. 116 Scot's Desire 118 Unique Rascal 116 Missy's Beau 118 Redcoal 116 El Zapatero 116 Fairway Jack 111 111 x-Brown Road 113 Sister Mercy Tenn. State Westeri Ky ky. Kentucky Ky. Wejl-rn Ky.

vanderbilt 111 116 116 116 113 114 116 113 113 U5 71 110 23 WJ 160 23 26 1-5 22 2 elms; 114 Tatoosh 114 Tropic Flash 114 Golden Troubl? 110 Lydia's Leader 117 Sunny Min 117 Artaia Lark 11 x-Court Tower 115 x-Octo Boss 117 Barbara Noel 3 up; 70 yds: Gemini Flight Dog Fight x-Prevenida x-C Blanford Mr. Musketeer Tiger Jack Halueb Tausig x-Rosey Shirt 4-0 5-10 6-4 6-4 Black lyius N. L. Ho me Fantasy Lane Gay Pirate Historian Viilanous Fleet Feline 111 114 112 115 120 120 120 120 112 RAY PAYMENT, CARL GUTMAN BANK AMCRKARD MASTER CHARGE GO MEMBER I 3 clmg; 3 up; 6 117 Luegito Juanito Fayzee Wayzee 4 up; 6 Diamond Beau Mazel a-Special Artist Johnie Bound 3 clmq. ($4,000) 111 x-Cosmic Lane 113 Kitty Art.

116 Gwanadier 120 a-Esquire G. 114 115 114 141 Linda Fair Go Lite Wardolph Bayou Liberty Ensign Brohart a-x-Astra Nova Ill x-Colonel Xen a Steiner-Resseguet-Nelson entry 114 laoieado 111 Suzy M. 107 a-x-Bierut 112 Top Art 107 x-Pike National 111 Make Your Own 114 Aqua Missile a Scheer-Cohoon-Nix entry. 4 mdns; 2-y-o: 5V, 4 clmg. 2-y-o; Black Dragon Tamao's Pride Jimberlev 115 115 118 115 118 118 113 118 119 Fulressa 119 War Sprite t-oriorn Sudden Silence Ida's Gem Key Union Delayed Destiny xa-Bee Bryte x-Curtubeau Fararwee Prince Bee One More Jet a-Flo's Bee x-Mac's Babu 119 Lady Catnip 119 Spruce 114 x-Diana K.

119 Bold Flower 114 x-Golden Teddy Miss Deception a-Miss Full Charge Middlemost x-Miss Carml Chagmar a-Hurricane Helen Amberly Bright Charm 118 113 118 118 118 115 113 115 a- 5- 118 110 118 118 118 Great Song -Win View Stable-Carroll entry, Yesterday's Race Results 2-y-o; 6 mdns. Man's Game 115 115 118 118 118 118 Flo Mar Without Trying Big Track Two Bobbs a-Escape Clause b-Famed Prince x-Hypocrisy b-Ridan Bull Thebeat Goeson Rama Rau 3 up; 6 x-Riolama Roving Star Sweet Firma AQUEDUCT Halleluiah 11 Jerry's T-Swapme (Ruane), $12.60, 6.60, 4.80; a Coupled. Coupled. 6 clmg. 3-y-o up; 1 1-16 113 122 116 x-Mary Jane's Beau Hercules II Beau Masque 11? I J0" 1 I f1 'f if-MITWOK ON YOUH CA 11? 1 I fJX3lJ' AMOUNTS TO $10.00 OH USS 1 Vi YO" Mt ABSOLUTELY NOTHING) 113 1 V1 IiNv is 4 I Hi I says; m.

tun: 118 Loopy Loop 112 Minotauro 120 By The Way II 113 Clozon Royal Barbizon x-Sunbound Madcap Careless Mark Balessa Arc Bug 119 Wronq Notion a Fiege-Castleman entry. 5 clmg; 111 a-Apple Twist 109 a-I'm In 112 Old Roan 117 Better Bee Best a Adams-Clancy entry. 6 alw; 2-y-o; 6 119 Frisky Cat 119 x-Oueen Edna 119 Face Lift 114 x-Ritmo 119 Hecale 119 Bee's Dust 7 $5,000 added; 3 up; 6 113 Bishie 119 Hey Horse 121 Swift Gem 117 First Clue 121 Paddy O'Rock 8 $5,000 added; 3 up; 6 113 Dominating Jr. 113 Ultra Quick 113 Careful Chap 124 Dos Equis 113 Renepache 7 clmg, up; 1 Flower Patch II 113 Brandy, 11, 6.90; Roaming Democrat, 7.40. t-world Report (Ruane), $36.40, 7.60, 5.80; Two Stelle, 2.80, 2.40; Hurry Khal, 3.60.

DAILY DOUBLE (6-1), $274.40 Camp Meeting (Belmonte), $4.40, 3, 2.40; Imperturbability, 5.20, 3.60; Airmaster, 3.20. 4 Ta Wee (Rotz), $5, 3 20, 2.60; Dihela, 3.40, 2.60; Doris White, 3.20. 5 Exploit (Knapp), $12.80, 4.40, 4.20; Newscaster, 2.80; The University, 3. 6 Terresto (Garramone), $12.80, 7.60, 4.80; Tradt In, 21.80, 11.80; Golden Buttons, 5.20. 7 Gallant Bloom (Belmonte), $10.80, 8, 4.20; Irradiate, 5.40, Queen's Double, 3.

8 Prinkipo (Garramone), $7.60, 4.60, 1.40; Water Boy, 5.60, 3.80; Loop The Loop, 4.40. Needles Stitch (Valenzuela), $19, 9.40, 4.40; Arctic Flash, 10.40, 6.20; Alongside, 3.10. 116 Hempeier 112 Espirit de March! 120 Red Dragon II 112 Count Royal Lee's Commando 112 Bwana Peacha 116 Tartarus 116 Abba Salamah Ingeniero White Sallshan Jolly Herb 8 The Chicagoan Handicap; 3-y-o 1 1-8 m. turf: 114 111 121 121 118 Likely Swap Seafes Colonel Stanly Royal Harmony 113 Relentless Pursuit Gin-Rob 115 Jet's Kinqdom Pit Stop 121 Czar Alexander a-Te Veaa 114 x-Francis Bull Royal Trace 114 Bold Favorite Poleax a Brunswick Farm entry. 9 clmg.

4-y-o up; 1 1-8 118 Hello Governor Pitt's Last Pick 122 Firestitch a-Come On Tip 111 X-Admiral Raddy a-Fliqht Line 118 Generals Chance Casio Octavio 113 Seventh Heaven a Coupled. 5 lbs. apprentice allowance DETROIT 116 118 116 120 9 clmg; 3 up; 1 1-16 117 Time Payment x-Horatlo C. 117 Paula Will x-Sandy Lora 120 Rolling Ball Union Man 107 x-Playful BHI Think Young 120 Cadet's Choice Fairway Laddie 120 Earthenware 5 lbs apprentice allowance claimed. ARLINGTON 1 Bless Frances (Podlinski), $13.80, 6.80, Sequoit, 9.40, 6.80; Nothing Left, 9.80.

2 Score King (Anderson), $5.20, 4, 3.20; Real Easy, 10.80, 7.20; Lord Nelson, 10.40. DAILY DOUBLE (3-1), $45.20 3 Swami (Cox), $4.40, 3, 2.40; Our Fox, 3.20, 2.60; Easy Nick, 2.80. 4 La Sultana (Moreno), $5, 3.80, 2.80; Nicky's Dunce, 12, 5.60; Star Hitter, 3 80. QUINELLA (2-9), $54 5 Mr. Joto (McDowell), $15.80, 6.80, 4.80; Real Action, 4.20, 3.40; Angel's Tier, 8.

6 King Loma (Baeza), $6.40, 4.60, 3.60; White Xmass, 8.60, Flower, 6.40. 7 Gary G. (Marquez), $18, 8.60, 5.20; English Muffin, 7.60, Toro Charger, 4.40. 8 Strong Strong (field with Natty Type, Sharp. Eyed Quillo, Travel Card, T.

V. Doubletalk, Mr. Holme, Chief Sun Dance) (Gargan), $27.20, 5, 2.80; King Emperor, 2.40, 2.20; Night Invader, 3.20. 9 Toymen (Gargan), $8, 4.80, 3.40; Oloron, 11, 7.80; Neverest, 6.60. QUINELLA (4-8), $68.20 RIVER DOWNS 1 Stand Fast (Glorioso), $18.80, 7.60, 5.40; Light Intentions, 4.80, 3.60; Jet Of Jets, 4.80.

3-Helio-Val (Rogers), $5.60, 3.80, Little Shot, 16.20, 8.80; Loose Gold, 4.80. DAILY DOUBLE (8-7), $62.20 3 Ginny Image (Grubb), $5.80, 3.60, 2.80; Corporal Cris, 10.80, 5.60; Sunday Treat, 4. 4 War Boss (Joseph), $15.80, 8.40, 5.40; Luxury Train, 19, 8.20; Amaiet, 3.60. 5 Hawkins (Ward), $5.20, 3.60, 2.80; Battle Armor, 6.40, 3.80; Here Im Is, 8.20. QUINELLA (6-11), $47.10 6 Vegas Frontier Gal (Marquez), $15.40, 9.20, 6.40; Dandy Lou, 5.80, 4.20; Cephalopods, 8.

7 Jotun (Fernandez), $18.40, 6.60, 5.20; Jim's Command, 3.40, 2.60; Re-Punch, 4. 8 Irish Dude (Hernandez), $3.40, 2.60, 2.40; King's Scepter, 9.40, 5.20; Bol 'N Jac, 3.80. 9 Calibrator (Gatica), $14.20, 7.20, 5.20; Barrie 4.40, 4.80; Ponce de Leon, 5.40. 10 Sargent B. J.

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