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A pair of thoroutfibredsVjog past th stands at Saratoga Race Track In preparation Phipps' Horses Seek Victories on 3 Fronts By ORLO ROBERTSON Associated Prut SporU Writer Trainer Eddie, Neloy, winner of 27 stakes with the Phipps family's horses this year, puts his divide and conquer program into action Saturday on three fronts. The 45 year old trainer has won 67 races, 66 ot them this year, since taking charge of the Phipps thoroughbreds. He will send out Ogden Phipps' 2 year old filly Intriguing in the $100, 000 added Sorority at Monmouth Park, Discipline from Mrs. H. C.

Phipps' Wheatley Stable in the 1100,000 added Delaware Handicap at Delaware Park and Ogden Mills Phipps' Time Tested in the $50,000 added Arlington 'Cap at Arlington Park. With the Sorority and Delaware Handicap styled for fillies NYRA Photo by Put Sckiftr for the opening of the famed Spa's I03rd meeting which begins this Monday and continue through Saturday, Aug. 27. Bret Hanoyer Eyes Su Mac Lad's Earnings Record YONKERS, N.Y. (AP) Bret Hanover, winner of 54 of 58 starts in less than three years of racing, took dead aim today on Su Mac Lad's world money winningwinning record for harness horses.

The 4 year old from the barns of Richard Downing of Shaker Heights, Ohio, became the leading money winning pacer Thursday night when he picked up $55,000 in the $100,000 Empire Pace at Yonkere Raceway to boost his bank account to $760, S52. Su Mac Lad, the retired trotter, holds the harness racing record of $885,095 and if Bret is to pass him he must do it this year since he'll go into stud service in 1967. Pacing the ltt miles in 2.33 2 5 with the last half in 58 4 5 seconds and the final nuarter in 28 3 5, Bret finished three lengths in front of Gee Lee Hanover with Tuxedo Hanover third. BOKJOHK HANOVEIt (Krct's sister) makes licr bow SAT. KITE Post Time: FIRST RACE 8:00 DAILY DOUBLE 7:50 9 thrilling races nitely Twin double nitely jvL7 YONKERS and mares, members of thor oughbred racing's distaff divi sions will race for the richest purses.

Eleven older fillies and mares are slated for the Dela ware Park feature and seven 2 year old misses for the rich Monmouth Park headlines With 11 starters, the Delaware Handicap at IVi miles will be worth $120,470, with $78,305 to the winner. Old Hat, the 1964 winner and last year's champion mare, is eligible but a doubtful starter. If Old Hat, assigned 124 pounds, isn't in. the post parade. the starting highweight will be bummer bcandal from D.

Bolkert's Harborvale Stable. She will carry 123 pounds and is tne early choice at 3 1. Discipline takes on 119 pounds and is rated at 6 1, a notch low er than Christiana Stable's lightly weighted Ho Ho, 111, at 5 1. Don Ross' Open Fire is quoted at no better than 8 1 un der 110 pounds. Rhubarb, unbeaten In three starts, is the favorite to pick up $64,389 in the Sorority.

With sev en starters the six furlong race will be worth $107,315. Time Tested, winner of five stakes this year, is topweight at 123 pounds in the Arlington Handicap, which will be raced at one mile for the first time. The probable field of eight also includes Hedvar, 120, who matched the world record of 1:33 1 5 before it was lowered to 1:32 3 5 by Buckpasser. 15 year olds Gain Golf Final BATAVIA. N.Y.

(AP) A pair of 15 year olds moved into today's championship round of the New York State Junior Girls Golf tournament one with an easy victory in semi final play and the other by virtu of an extra hole playoff. Doll Story of Onskany, the tournament medalist, moved to the finals by defeating Ann Ker wick of Rochester, 8 and 6, Thursday on the Stafford Country Club course. Her opponent today, Darcy Le pir of Cheektowaga, beat Jackie Freitas, 1 up, in an extra hole. The playoff became necessary when Miss Leplr. ahead or even all tie way, missed a two foot putt on the 18th green.

A bogey five on the 19th was good enough for her victory. Miss Story took the first six holes in Tier contest and carded a four over par 40 on the front nine. She captured the medalist honors Tuesday with an 81, nine over par Miss Lepir also had something to celebrate Tuesday her 15th Spassky, Fisher Clash in Chess SANTA MONICA. Calif. (AP) Russia's Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer of New York resume an adjourned game today that could put Spassky in the lead In the Piatigorsky Cup in ternational chess tournament.

Spassky. with a 4H 2V4 record, kept the American youngster on the defensive throughout Thursday night's match, and play adjourned with Fischer in a somewhaTTnTerior position. tournament since she was 10. Miss Story planned to head for Utica right after today's 18 hole title round to compete in that wryv tiiuunpniiiuiip moria WOttSf lAIOIIT TRANSMISSIOH SPECIALISTS 'iiBBBBBBBBBBBkBBBBBBBt I I iBBBBBBBBK 1 JeMBlBlBBBBBBBBBiaWl vm ynr IIISPtT 'firii 1'tT km mV rTOMriETE INSKCTIQM SERVICE Ktanil, fuautOiL tiKiitf if IN parts EiclntnlMitWMCBMilWUk. Jul User MjistMits iamcii tui Tut mi I EAST I 1 OAY.

TOWINO I TUMS I HIVKI Open Daily I to 6, Sat. 'til 2 829 MAIN ST. Tel. 452 5422 POUGHKEEPSIE 79 Teams Entered In Softkall Event; Deadline Extended The entry of ten more teams, a change in the deadline for registration and a change in the date for the start ot the slow pitch Softball tournament to be sponsored by the Slow Pitch Softball League, are among developments made known today by Phil Tasciotti, tournament director. Tasciotti said that because the tourney is the first of its kind in this area, the response has been excellent.

For this reason, the deadline for entries has been pushed back to Aug. 21 from the original date of Aug. 15. It was brought to the attention of the tournament committee that the starting date for the tourney, which was originally set for Sept 4, would conflict with Labor Day weekend. Thus, the series will now start Sept.

11, will be continued the following weekend and wrapped up on the 25th and 26th. The entry of 10 more teams raises the present total to 19. The new entrants are: the Mill brook All Stars, Dairy Queen (Hyde Park). Mansolillo Insurance, Pride Bakery, Main Grill, Polish American Club, Mid Hudson Container, Hudson Valley Heating, the Buchanan Fire house, and Hub Tavern, Beacon. 3 More Teams Enter Tourney Three additional teams have en tered the 11th annual Mid Hudson Blue Ribbon Softball tournament which is being sponsored by the Downtown Softball League, Phil Tasciotti, league president, said today.

The entry of a team represent ing the Royal Grill, Kingston; Sonny's Avengers, city, and Nick's Tavern. Watervliet, brings the total number of teams en tered to 15. Tasciotti said because many area concerns are on vacation, the deadline for entering has been extended until next Friday. The original deadline was today. The tourney win begin Aug.

13 and continued through Aug. 28, HighiyAmpu tee, Vies For Position with Bills BLASDELL, N.Y. (AP) Dob Higfat toot a leave of absence from his lob two weeks ago, drove from Rochester to the Buffalo Bills training camp here and asked for a chance to fill Pete Gogolak's shoes. The request was granted. That Isn't unusual But Hight is.

He has only one arm and one eye. "I played college ball at Southern Illinois and I always had wanted to try pro ball," Hight said In explaining, his decision to give up his Job. "1 had beard that Gogolak had gone to me uiants and some of my friends kept telling me to give it a try. "You never really know whether you can do it until you try. 1 know a lot of people who go through life wishing they had jumped at a chance when they should Jiave, so I talked it over with my wife, and I decided I had everything to gain and nothing to lose.7' So Hight, who was born with MciorUow tmathnP BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 Americaa League Batting (225 at bats) 01iva, Minnesota, F.

Robinson, Baltimore, .326. Runs F. Robinson, Baltimore, 79; Aparicio, Baltimore, 70. Runs batted in B. Robinson, Baltimore, 81; Powell and F.

Robinson, Baltimore, 74. HITS OUva, Minnesota, 126; B. Robinson, Baltimore, 122. Doubles Yastrzemski, Boston, 28: B. Robinson, Baltimore, and Oliva, Minnesota.

25. Triples Scott, Boston, and McAuliffe. Detroit. 7. Home runs F.

Robinson, Bal timore, 30; Pepitone, New York, 24. Stolen bases Agee. Chicago, 29; Buford, Chicago, 27. Pitching (9 decisions) Watt and S. Miller, Baltimore, 7 2, .778.

Strikeouts Boswell, Minnesota, 138; Richert, Washington, 137. National League Batting (225 at bats) AIou, Pittsburgh. Cepeda, St. Louis, .337. Runs Aaron, Atlanta, 71; Alou, Atlanta, 70.

Runs batted in Aaron, Atlanta, 77; Stargell, Pittsburgh, 70. Hits Alou, Atlanta, 141; Cle mente, Pittsburgh, 128. Doubles Callison, Philadelphia, 24; Alou, Atlanta, and Phillips, Chicago, 23. Triples McCarver, St. Louis, 10; Clemente, Pittsburgh, 8.

Home runs Aaron, Atlanta, 30; Torre, Atlanta, 26 Stolen bases Brock, St. Louis, 40; Wills, Los Angeles, and Jackson, Houston, 31. Pitching (9 decisions) Regan, Los Angeles, 8 1. Perry, San Francisco, 15 2, .882. Strikeouts Koufax, Los Angeles, 201; Gibson, St.

Louis, 155. only a left arm and lost his left eye In a childhood accident, made the trip to the Bills camp. "There were no problems," said Hight, "I told them about me and they checked It out." The Bills called Southern Illinois, found that I light bad been their kicking specialist and handed him a uniform. Right hasn't given it back yet. Right now he still is right In the middle of the battle for the job that opened when Gogolak played out his option with the Bills and signed with New York in the National League.

And he doesn't see why he shouldn't have as much of a shot at the job as anyone else. "The eye has been' the bigger Hight explained. "I've had trouble with distance because with the one' eye you have no depth perception. But I seem to make some pretty good educated guesses. The arm makes it difficult balance wise.

I have to compensate for having more weight on one side." But the handicaps haven't been a problem since he was five and started playing football with the kids in (entralla, IU. He went on to high school, playing linebacker as well as kicking, also competed in track and bit .285 for the baseball team in junior college. Then it was on to Southern Illinois, and now finally the Bills. 'Softball Unit Ciles Palmeri Sonny Palmier! was cited by the Slow Pitch Softball League committee Wednesday night for his pitching performance in the Ar monk invitational Softball tourna ment last weekend. Palmieri will be given an award during the upcoming slow pitch tournament.

Sonny pitched the Spotlight nine to a 6 3 decision over Village Inn, New Rochelle, in a first round game and two firsts were recorded in the process. Palmieri became the first area player to gain such a distinction in a state wide invitational tourney and the team was the first from this area ever to compete in such an event. Palmieri has yet to taste defeat In 15 appearances on the mound for the Spotlight team in Slow Pitch play. Lighters Lead Downtown Loop The standings of the Downtown Softball League, which will re sume play Monday after a two week vacation: Team Won Sonny's Spotlight 9 Pleasant Valley 7 Queen Car Wash 7 Augie's Club 99 6 Beacon Miro 4 Hanson's Tavern 2 Lost 3 4 4 6 7 10 The late Jack Westrope Is the only rider to lead Dataware Park jockeys two years in a row. He led in 1953 and 1954.

SporfsicheduIeJ TODAY Baseball TwtllgM Leant Doxsey's Auto vs. Knapp Builders American Legion Rookie League Wapplngers Ions at Newburgh Nucleara i "Little Lme Hyde Park (District 17) meets winner of District 18 at High land Field In first round of sectionals Boftkau Sw Pitch League Colonial Service vs. Bus and Rose's Sonny's Spotlight vs. AKH and SUNDAY Baseball Interstate League Sharon at Millerton Torrington at Winsted Amenia at Kent MUlbrook at Dover Americaa Legloa Rookie League Wapplngers Ions at Beacon Astros Softball Red White's at Norfolk (Conn.) for two games. Play Begins For Curtis Cup HOT SPRINGS, Va.

(AP) The flowery speeches had been made and now, outside the Cascades clubhouse Thursday, they were raising Old Glory and the Union Jack on twin flag poles while a band played. Between the ranks of American and British players who today begin contending for It a 14th time, the Curtis Cup sat gleaming in the sunshine on an immaculately covered table. It is a small trophy, as international golf trophies go, but in the sparse crowd of onlookers, one very British lady with graying hair who came here with the team, couldn't take her eye off the cup. "I'm not supposed to talk about it, but I'd give anything to know we had it for a while." she said. "If it were big enough to float.

I'd row it home. For us, it has been so very long." It has. in fact, been 10 years since a British women's team has won the cup. and only twice in the history of the biennial competition have they pre vailed. Not once in seven tries over a 34 year period have they won on an American course.

This year, at the scenic but stricken Cascades course, high in the western Virginia Alleghenies the formidable task of defeating a powerful U.S. team rests with the youngest, least traveled team Great Britain ever had. Several Area GollerTlnvifcd To Woodstock Open Several area golfers have been Invited to compete in the Woodstock Open golf tournament Aug. 19. Among Invited players are 'Gerry Cariffe, Ray Billows, Bill Bogie, Fred Lux Fred Lux all of the Dutchess Golf and Country Club; Sal Molella John Flanagan, Millbrook Golf and Tennis Club; Charlie DeStefano and Jocko Maggia como, College HiU; and Joe Bushee, Wapplngers Falls.

Veterans" League. Slates Meeting The Veterans' Memorial Bowling League will meet next Thuri fday, Aug. 4, at the Mardl Bob Lanes at p.m., Harry Stickle, secretary, said today. Teams or Individuals interested should attend the meeting or contact Ralph DeStefano, Stickle laid. The team starting average li 875.

The league bowls Thursday nights at 9 o'clock. The year of fhe YAMAHA Put more fun in your life this year, as thousands are doing by trading up to Yamaha why don't you stop in today and test drive one? Yamaha features oil injection on all models. ED'S SERVICE Cor. Violet Ave. Prince Hyds Park WfMA 1 i N.USH iliil pi Mwao PANtMAUVn Yesterday's Stars By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PITCHING Bob Gibson, Cardinals, checked Atlanta on five hits before retiring in the eighth inning with a sore elbow and won his 13th game in 7 5 victory over Braves.

HnTING Jim Coker, Reds, hit a grand slam homer in the first inning, triggering a 7 5 victory over Chicago. LOWIR AS LOW AS HHBBpanaHBiBaiiBM lYJIw'llC4 BUILDING SUPPLIES Rt, 9 2 Miles North of Po'k Tel. GL 2 5300 Open Daily 7:30 to 5:30 Open Saturday 'til 4 p.m. is 5 3, drew with Sam Resh evsky of New York and is challenging for the lead. Larsen aggressively offered a pawn ad couldn't press through for the point, and the match ended in 19 moves.

In the onlv other eame olaved (o a conclusion, Jan Dormer of Holland and Yugoslavia's Borislav Ivkov drew in 28 moves. Ivkov took the better position, but once all rooks were off the board, he didn't have enough pieces to win. World Champion Tigran i Petrosian of Russia and Argen tina Miguel najaon aajournea a 43 move contest, with Petrosian a pawn up. He had a bishop, rook and three pawns against Naldort's knight and rook and two pawns, all oa king' slder! The Soviet was pressing to win in a position believed to be a potential Rain Postpones Baseball Games Both games in the City Senior League were postponed by rain last night. Monday night.

Gene Bosse pitched the Hoe Bowl team to a 8 1 decision over SchaU FederaL Bosse fanned eight and walked six in six He allowed only four hits. Don Tillery started on the mound for the losers and was relieved by Bob Rathbun. Tillety took the loss. Otto DiStefano led the winners at the plate, going two for three, John DiStefano had a double. John Sottile tripled for Schatx.

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