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10 THE COLRIERJOIRNAL, SATURDAY, JILY IS, 1972 Droll Role entered Chess series in doubt: cameras to be removed Quack and Bicker try older Cup foes yKM MMwii.niirnmii 44 wi, Wr slj 'mi Iff son of Tom Rolfe has won three straight stakes this year. Eddie Maple makes his Hollywood Park riding debut on Droll Role. Howard Grant will ride Kennedy Road, the Canadian champion who must carry 118 pounds as second high weight. Bwamazon Farm's Quack, with Donald Pierce, gets in with 115 while Green Thumb Farm's Bicker, like Quack a 3-year-old, drew 109 with another Eastern a Associated Press Bobby Fischer says he's "upset and provoked." An appeals committee says his request to replay the chess game he forfeited to Boris Spassky Thursday has been denied. And chess fans in Moscow say the American challenger for the world chess crown may be touched! in the head.

Fischer, who forfeited the second game of the match because of three moving picture cameras in the hall where the match is being held, said yesterday tournament organizers seemed to provoke him deliberately. He said if the forfeit ruling were reversed and all cameras were removed, he would go ahead with the 24-game series. His demand came despite the fact the movie and television rights allowed the Icelandic Chess Federation to offer a record $125,000 purse for both players. Gumundur Thorarinson, president of the Icelandic Chess Federation, said after a four man appeals committee ruled 3-1 the cameras would be removed, but that Spassky's game point would stay. Thorarinson said that if the match was stopped by Fischer's disqualification, the organizers would not pay the loser's share of the money.

This meant that Fischer could not only lose his chances at the title but, almost $200,000 as well. Fischer presented a seven-page protest letter to Lothar Schmid, the chief referee for the match. He also had a copy of his protest sent to Spassky. After reading it, the usually quiet Russian champion said: "It's about everything except chess." Spassky said he was disgusted, disappointed and planned to go fishing for two days and not think about chess. Spassky leads 2-0 in the series and needs 10 more points to retain his title.

A victory counts one point and a draw 'a half point. Fischer's lawyer, Andrew Davis from New York, said he could not comment on whether or not Fischer would show up for the third game Sunday. In Moscow, meanwhile, hostility toward Fischer has grown among park bench chess players. Russian's chess players who used to call him "Bobby" are now referring to the American as "Fischer." The growing feeling among the six million Russians who take chess seriously is that Fischer is looking for an excuse to justify his defeat. One Russian chess enthusiast looked at it differently, however.

"He's slightly touched in the head," he said. Staff Photo by Ford Raid Which potable proved more potent? WHATEVER Chet Algood has in that thermos, it may have helped the Henderson athlete overcome a 2-5 deficit yesterday as he won 10 straight games to defeat Kevin Walsh of Louisville (right). Baron Snow seeks third in row as Miles features South Park race results i 7 4 up; 7 Quiet Crow (M. Cook), $12.40, S.60, 4.20 1 Commander Carl (L. Grubb), 6.40, 4.60 1 1 Rebel Tontar (B.

Pronesti), 1.40 3 Also ran: Shelly Bell, Donnie Penny Pocket, Morning News, Calico Shy, Pallbearer. Time, 1:28 3-5. 8 3 8. up; 1 116 Terrorist (P. Sciarretti), $8.20, 4.60, 4.40 1 Arcade Avenue (M.

McDowell), 7.40, 4.60 1 Molly Double (R. Martinez), 5.40 1 Also ran: Miss Gavel, Radar's Don Juan, Khal Kin. Time, 1:45 1-5. 3 up; 1 1-16 Galeardan (M. McDowell), $4.40, 1, 1.60 1 Teddie Bounce (R.

Wilkerson), 3, 2-69 1 Rhyton (D. Niblick), 160 3 Also ran: Fullerton, Deacon Best, Whatyasay, Bell Like, Will Doit. Time, 1:55. $5 QUINELLA (5-8), $19.50 ATTENDANCE 4,845. HANDLE $322,339.

mm There'll be a shift in weights and a dif erence of half a furlong, but if Baron Snow captures today's feature race at Miles Park it's unlikely that his supporters will receive anything like the $23.20 he paid the last time out. Chester T. Walsh's 4-year-old gelding, a son of Groton, heads a lineup of six scheduled to go postward in the $3,000 South Park Purse, a 6 12-furlong event which tops the nine-race matinee beginning at 2 p.m. His chief opposition is expected from Master Todd, the rival he conquered by 1 12 lengths at seven furlongs July 4 in winning the $3,500 Independence Day OXMOOR FORD, INC. "Everyont Can Afford an Oxmoor Ford" 100 OXMOOR LANE LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY 40222 Office 42S-250I) July 11, Handicap.

In that race Baron Snow received a two-pound concession from Master Todd, but this time he must concede him three 122 to 119. Also weighted at 119 are Big King, an impressive winner in his last outing, and Grey At Last, whose finishing kick was lacking when he wound up seventh among eight starters in the Independence Day 'Cap. R. A. (Cowboy) Jones, currently Miles Park's leading jockey in defense of the title he won last year, again is expected to get the call from trainer J.

E. (Jimmy) Hikes aboard Baron Snow, also winner of the Shawnee Park Purse preceding his July 4 triumph. -v v. msm 1972 mum From AP and Special Diipatchtt A bulky field of 14, with no outstanding favorite, is expected to go to the post today in the $175,000 Hollywood Gold Cup. Droll Role, latest handicap star from the East, draws the top impost of 119 pounds, 15 less than Ack Ack carried to victory in the 1 14-mile summer classic a year ago and the lightest high weight in 20 years.

John M. Schiff's 4-year-old Today's stakes entries Hollywood i Hollywood Gold Cup; up; 111 Asoressivelv Dawn 111 112 Imaginative Panzer Chef 115 110 Droll Role Comta 10? in Kennedy Road BuzKasni 1 5 110 Fiaonero Quack 115 112 war Heim 110 Mania Bicker 10 Single Agent 116 Monmouth Amory L. Haikall I I up; ivii Rockem Back Hitchcock Twin Time Oak Spring Pro Bidder 111 eeauKins 110 Native Heir 10? Laplander 112 Smiling Jack 113 West Coast Scout 117 Eastern Fleet Aqueduct Dwyer Vt lie Smiling Jack 112 Rumania 111 High Sir 112 Halo 115 Forage King's Bishop 115 108 112 117 118 Norm sea Quill Gordon Sportique Cloudy Dawn Arlington I Janica up; 1 109 Lucrative Lady 114 a-Viewpoise 113 a-Anny Rooney 114 Jaimsie US b-Sonny Says Quick 120 b-Main Pan a-Fawcett-Sestak entry. b-Fuller entry. h.

fits. It mares; She Is Gorgeous Powder Mountain Dream Date Toter Back i Stridor 112 108 108 115 109 Hazel Park Richard ft up; 1 108 See AAore Sun 108 a-Red Clark 108 a-Jere Jet 108 Kelly Jack 110 Kilfoil 110 Quick Jay a-Lofton entry. Connell Stakes; Date Line Roman 108 Crimson Reaper 108 Spare Power 110 Malicious Sun 110 Sky Count 110 Play Fashion 108 Liberty Bell 4 Gettysburg Claiming Stakes (1st Division); up; 1 1-16 112 Tackle Me Lover's Flight 11? 112 Evie's Beau Rerun 12 123 Bully for Bruce Native Tongue 116 114 Red Charmer Sir Dagonet 11 120 Mr. Zip 8 Gettysburg Claiming Stakes (2nd up; 1 1-16 120 Holmstretch Gogethemoney 114 114 Fish Market Rooneys Shield 118 11 Trupan Handy Admiral 123 114 Noc-A-Nee Teri Blair 119 Thistledown 9 Buckeye Turf up; 1 tun: 109 Gulley Burglary 121 Stacy F. Jackie Darling 116 Beau Pel 116 Akai San Quarraling Pro 114 Leaden Sky Cool Conqueror 128 113 128 117 Woodbine 7 Fury Allowance Stakes Ill Jibe 118 Typhoon Tina 109 Well Juiced 115 Black Pistol 111 a-Grecian Victress 115" Brief EsCar 118 Dawn Deluxe 1 aWlndfields Farm entry.

b-Gilbride entry. Takaring 106 Lady of Example 115 b-Sub Home 114 Cool Ruth 111 b-Gay Northerner 111 a-Harem Beauty 111 Miles Park post time I p.m. EOT 1 3 A up; elm. '2 12B 120 120 120 120 120 115 Ariel Road Polly's M. H.

Sublease Stempfel Mr. Judlcate x-Live High Suezie's Princess Spectral Cast On El Kho Gin Mr. Bottle Step Blue x-Six Days Simply Charmin 120 120 120 120 120 115 115 2 114 4V, f. 109 Gay Diamond 114 Free Silver 109 Judge the Winner 114 Remo Le 109 x-Hittlng Hard 1M Tennessee Kid 114 Moon Ribot 114 Tammy Tarn Little Jigger 114 Burger Boa Hot Cookie Pam Baby Metro's Pride Midnight Amber 120 109 109 114 114 3 3 up; clmg. Lunar Eclipse Kern Jr.

Liza Grey Claudia Gay Hilkev Way x-Mr. Spirit Duration Dancer McCollough's Leap a-x-Rullah Road Duke of Zorn a-Exciting Dancer Wild Streak 120 107 115 120 120 112 115 120 120 C. A. Frank entry. 4Vj f.t 11 Man 11T Hide lit a-Pli lanyunx Meggy's mng lidden Valley Boy Lee's Hope i-Plavbov Husband x-Ellie's Surorise 109 c-x-Puptiz a-Wise Advice II? c-x-on me Slide Salty Lou a John Holllngsworth-Kenneth Burkhart entry.

L. Cray-George Hudson entry. 3 up; clmg. 4Vj 12b City Rush White Socks i iu x-Late Arriving Sub-Elaine 109 111 114 La uppeiia uyro Joe Got 'n Itch x-Bills' Bid x-John Boston x-Not Scared poroyce C-J picks at Miles Park Road, Six Days, Cast On. 2-Metro's Pride, Hitting Hard, Free Silver.

3-McCOLLOUGH'S LEAP, Hilkey Way, Kern Jr. 44-Ellie's Sur prise, Hidden Valley Boy, Playboy 'Husband. 5 Bill's Bid, Not Scared, White Socks. e--Flower Thief, Guy Lee, Bid Bond. 7-Amboasting, Double Poppy Jay, Question iNote.

84-Baron Snow, Master Todd, Big King. 9 Lindarella, Top Kick, Hustlin Luke. I River Downs results 1 Dotted Cap (R. Borgemenke) $12.20, 3, 3.B0; Sa-matha, 3, 2.40; Timmlden, 7.40. I-Bagend (Collins), $4.40, 3.40, 2.60; Spring Has Sprung, 8.40, 3.80; Call Mac, 2.80.

DAILY DOUBLE (54) $40.20 I Mack's Legacy (H. Hidalgo), $6. 4.20, Docs Sug-arcuba, 10.80, Voodoo Charm, 3.40. a Brockton (Ryan), $17.40, 7.40, 9.40; Roman Sunup, 7.80, Charming Gretchen, 7.20. i $3 QUINELLA (9-11) $91.50 5 Cool Room (Collins), $7.40, 5.40, 3.40; Swingin Dennell, 17.60, 6.20; Olive's Chrysler, 3.20.

6 Go Go Poggio (Ryan), $4, 3.20, 2.20; Jane, 7, 4.10; Test Red, 3. 7 Panstone (Waugh), $4, 3.40, 2.80; Pages Dandy, 5.20, Ruby's Pet, 5.80. Dancing Double (Snell) $3.20, 1.60, 2.40; Barry's Pride, 4.80, Hey Richard, S. 9 Dragon Booty (Shaffer), $21.10, 9.40, 7.80; A Tim, Zenith Of Hope, 1.80. 4 QUINELLA (10-11) $209.40 ATTENDANCE 3,195.

HANDLE $303,010. jockey, Bobby Woodhouse. Bill Shoemaker will be aboard Buz-haski, 115, upset winner in the recent -American Handicap. Among the older horses challenging Droll Role are Comtal and Manta, who finished second and third in the Gold Cup a year ago. Comtal, with Danny Velasquez, carries 109, and the mare Manta, with Rudy Rosales, draws 110.

Figonero, winner of the 1969 Gold Cup, goes this time with Bill Mahoney up with 110 pounds. Meanwhile, Eastern Fleet, who has been sprinting to victory for Calumet Farm frequently of late, will try to win at a distance. The 4-year-old is among 10 horses entered in the Amory L. Haskell Handicap over VA miles at Monmouth Park. Eastern Fleet has won four races in a row, but none longer than seven furlongs.

He will pack high weight of 117 pounds and oppose such rivals as Jersey Derby winner Smiling Jack, West Coast Scout, Hitchcock and Beaukins. Smiling Jack might skid the Haskell and go in the IVi-mile Dwyer Handicap at Aqueduct, for which he also was entered. Heading a field of 10 three-year-olds entered for the Dwyer were Mrs. Stephen C. Clark's improving Sportique, who will be making his stakes debut; Craig Culli-nan's King's Bishop, winner of the Pon-tiac Grand Prix, and Greentree Stable's Ruritania, runner-up in the Belmont Stakes.

Other features today include the President's Cup Handicap for 3-year-olds on closing day at Ak-Sar-Ben; the one-mile Richard A. Connell Stakes at Hazel Park; the Gettysburg Claiming Stakes, which has been split into two nine-horse, divisions at Liberty Bell Park, and the Janice H. Handicap for fillies and mares at Arlington Park, headed by the entry of Main Pan and Sonny Says Quick. Capping the first full week of the Cincinnati Turf Club meeting at River Downs will be the second running of the Infants Stakes. Originally carded with $6,000 added, the 5 -furlong event for juveniles was split into a pair of races when 17 of the 31 nominees were entered.

Clara Bell Clark's Trip Stop, the top weight under 125 pounds, landed in the nine-horse second division. High weight in the first section is the 116 pounds assigned Trotter IPs Hold the On- ions. race entries 3 up; 4'A (.: 119 Tanorac 116 Honduras 122 Bid Bond Guv Lee 119 Princess Edith 117 x-Flower Thief 112 7 3 4'A 117 Round the Terrace Question Note 117 115 Rippling Light Fan Man 120 115 x-Amboasting Double Poppy Jay 114 120 Victor Duke Gaelic Streak 117 114 Affair Turn Bivity 115 8 3 up; iVx 122 Baron Snow x-Modern Bit 110 119 Grey At Last Master Todd 119 119 Big King x-Cathy the Doge 109 9 $1,800 3 A up; starter 1 1-16 108 Lindarella Jay Burton 115 115 Hustlin Luke Top Kick 121 108 x-Diego Prince Boshuggy 112 105 x-Nancy Rule 5 lbs. apprentice allowance claimed. Before the heat really gets to you, get over to your American Motors dealer and ask about our Special Air-conditioned Sportabout.

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Mariea (D. Niblick), 84.20, 3, 2.20 Addie's Derrick (L. Tauzin), 3.80, 2.40 Mei Full (J. Murchison), 2.20 1 2 3 Also ran: Hillbilly King, Lea A Tang, Suzy Lou Jo, Lebark, Touch the Sun, Crafty Teacher, Dark Dodger. Time, :54 4-S.

2 $1,700 3 up; clmg.) 4'2 Boaz Jr. (R. A. Jones), $7.20, 4, 3.80 1 Can't Agree (R. Martinez), 8.20, 6.60 2 Mageste (L.

Grubb), S.40 3 Also ran: Magic Orphan, Howie, Salty Miss, Match Sticks, Boga Dazzle, Loco Sheila, Is Ruler. Time, :54 3-S. DAILY DOUBLF (5-4), $19.60 3 $1,800, 3 4 6'2 Alright Pat (T. Warner), $8.80, 4.80, 4.20 1 Cobbs Choice (R. Wilkerson), 6.60, 4.80 2 Eddie's Sea Food (R.

Martinez), S.40 3 Also ran: Tudor Moslem, Hy-Session, O.U. Prince, Queen Sharp, Mud Road, Chestnut Prince, Dry Toast. Time, 1:23 2-5. 4 3 up; 1 1-16 Barb Ship (J. Murchison), $3.40, 3.20, 2.40 1 Tinaalsotta (N.

Cartwright), J.60, 2.80 1 Meet the Tleet (M. cook), 2.40 3 Also ran: Ann's Beau, Musical Con, Lite Switch, Hv-Hot. Time, 1:54 4-5. 5 $2,000, 4Vj Happy Nurse (D. Niblick), $4.40, 3.40, 2.60 1 Up Dividend (M.

McDowell), 11.40, 4.60 1 Highview Queen (L. Tauzin), 2.80 3 Also ran: Fussy Shopper, Pollys Itsy Bitsy, Part Time painter, lexas Boy, nasnasaie, miss rin man-ion. Time, :55 2-5. $5 QUINELLA (7-9), $185 6 3 up; 1 1-14 Mat's Ace (L. Tauzin), $4.40, 3.40, 2.60 1 Blackies Empress (D.

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