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MAIL Sanday, Nev. li, 1K4 CITY 4-C The Arizona Republic 3 School ft 1 -v Football Top Drivers Due at PIR By GERRY PIERSON FoyL Ward. Jones. Marshman. Grim, Ruby.

McCluskey, Unser. Sutton. Branson. The Bobby Ball Memorial 200-miler at PhoerJx International JIDSOS SAN MANUEL MORENCI ST. JOHVS INDLW MORENCI Ernest Nava-- Hudson piled up S55 yards on rette.

tensive end lor Moren-ttnl offeSe and gat a three- d. stopped San Manuel power touchdown performance from seep cold last night as ithe to Qack Bishop to overpower M. ku John Indian School. scoreless deadlock. Raceway is one week away andi a a e-e the top auto racers in the na Bishop gained 124 yards on carries and scored on runs of 5.

J. and 34. tion will be there. A. J.

Foyt. winner of nearly $300,000 this year, two-time winner of the Indianapolis 500 and Cincy Nips AT, IJMI0 NEW YORK AP The Cin- it Hawks Beat SF three-time United States Auto iffiiW MatiAital KnmniAii It Behind Pettil ohiVk la 8 Deere 4i rum (Hares- JJCalXIHA lH ti Oif 1 run (kick 'Ml lost only two championship dnnati Royals held off a last JrJrSSS; "u'fc-iS'fi ST. LOUIS (AP)-Bob Pettit ooth to the ulc tu6c urc races this year co-ry om brought the St Louis Hawks out same man. Parnelli Jones. JONES, entered in a newly of a first half shooting slump in rcit vr Ct two quarters and St.

I-MJ lieaU iC SU jLpuj, defeatei San Francis- a ji A RSEE. Fi. (AP- co WTiors 108-94 in a National Knicks to win their National Basketball AssociaUon game last night 111-110 before 9 .255 in Madison Square Garden. It was the seventh straight loss purchased Lotus-Ford, won the Indy classic in 1963. Pass receiver Fred Biletnikoff Association game for New York.

Rodger Ward, also a two-time winner of the 500-miler. is en caught two touchdown International Raceway. Ward, two-time winner of the Indy motoring classic, averaged 156.406 at Indianapolis this year to qualify in the first row. SEEKING VICTORY Rodger Ward, veteran of 14 Indianapolis 500-mile races, is shown in the Kaiser Aluminum Special which he will drive in the Bobby Ball Memorial 200 Sunday at Phoenix In a game of 17 ties and 17 last night leading Flonda State petUt. who became the first tered in the Kaiser Aluminum Special, a car built by A.

J. ead changes, the Royals broke University to a ZM victory over in NBA history to score 20, nnintc Frirlav IaH St out to a 110-104 lead with 2:24 Watson and powered by Ford. Ward, 43-year-old former P-38 remaining. 1 V4 Ul WMt.e tvrwam I WW IUtTVtl VU4 bP awwj we But fumbles paved the wayjLouis scoring with 24 points. He for three FSU scores and North 'hit 11 points in the third quarter Rookies Jim Barnes and Wil Penn State Carolina State i one.

when St Louis increased a 53-49 lies Reed outscored the Royals' pilot, with perhaps the finest string of finishes ever in the Memorial Day race at Indianap Two FSU touchdowns wereihalf time lead to 80-71 by the Wayne Embry 6-1 and left Cin scored by halfback Phil Spooner olis, won in 1959 and 1962 and cinnati ahead by one point with ami luuudCK nync sjkuuuiv.i i OFT Sun Imps Defeat Arizona Western YUMA (AP) Arizona State University's Sun Imps piled up a his record for the past six races 36 seconds to go. Rips Houston LSU Beats Miss State, Eyes Sugar North Carolina's only score '3-5- tf0 MateVr 4-S BrMM WsWw'r 4 4-S II PeMit Ch'b'l'n I M7 23 6etv Attln 1 Guerln tUHri 7 4-S If Wllk'ns reads an Impossible first, second, third, first, fourth, second 1 I 4 f-S IS 4 1-2 HOUSTON (AP)-The mighty Koetr I I Bsrnhill came on a 44-yara pass play from quarterback Ron Skosnik to' halfback Wendell Coleman vrilh 11 minutes left in the The race on PIR's mile paved 1-1 i Firmer Krmr AAcLrni'a Penn State Nittany Lions, capi CINCINNATI NEW YORK OPT OPT Bockh'it 1 0-1 2 Barnes 4 4-11 II Embry 41 20 Bootrr S-S 1J Heirston 1 1-2 3 Bryant 4 0-0 1 Hewklnt 1 1-2 3 Chapped 2 1-1 Lucas 10 5-4 25 Eoan i OO 4 Olsrn I 4 4 Cola 2 2-3 Rob ts'n 10 7-12 27 Green 3 1-1 Smith 4 4-4 14 Komi yet 12 5-5 2 Twymen 4 3-4 11 Rrd 8 2-3 II Totals 4127-41111 Tetel 44 21-2111 I 1 Mgn 4-7 4 McGIII oval is shaping up as a battle Phlllfp 0 0 18! 0-00 10-0 0-9 0 4J1MIIM talizing on Houston mistakes and between the two Lotus-Fords game. Tlwrm'tf 14 Mull in SMai VU9M moving behind the workhorse entered and the rear-engined three-touchdown lead, then hung on last night for a 21-18 football victory over Arizona Western College. It was Arizona Western first loss of the season and left its record at 6-1-1 for its first year of football. Offenhausers.

running of fullback Tom Urban- t4 -1M it it lr FrtftCtK U. Uwto SO 27 17 24110 JO Jt 24-111 New Yerfc Cincinnati BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) -Quarterback Billy Ezell flicked two short touchdown aerials and a two point conversion toss ik, overpowered the BOBBY MARSHMAN and r. Red Devils Win Fouled out New York Bryant, Gole. total fouls New York 33, Clncinnetl Feulatf out Hon.

Tnm toutt Sn Prmehem St. Loult Atttndine 7.41 TO Jones will pilot the two Lotuses 24-7, last night, 24. The Sun Imps opened scoring Attendance 0.2S5. while top-notchers such as Foyt, Urbanik, a 215-pound senior The Phoenix Red Devils defeated Mesa 15th Ward in an independent basketball game Tucson's Roger McCluskey, Len midway through the first when quarterback Ron Hudoba fired Canadians Set Sutton, Lloyd Ruby and Bobby from Dohora, carried the ball 18 times in the first three a 42-yard touchdown pass to Grim will pilot the RE Offies. Back Detroit Earliest Nelson.

Hudoba also Winning Streak DETROIT The Red Wings once won the National Hockey league championship eight times within nine years. periods and accounted for the kicked the extra point. lastTught, 97-96. The Devils were led by Joe Cruz who potted 24 and T. T.

Dean who canned 30. to Doug Moureau to give Louisiana State a 14-10 victory over stubborn Mississippi State in a Southeastern Conference game before 67,500 last night. Representatives of the Sugar and Sun Bowls watched the ninth ranked Bayou Bengals rack up their sixth victory against one defeat and one tie. K-Sute Wins, 7-6 MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) -Kansas State escaped the Big Eight cellar by edging Iowa State 7-6 yesterday but nearly 16,000 spectators were thrown Lions' first touchdown.

MONTREAL (AP)-The Mon Albuquerque's Bobby Unser is entered in a conventional Offy along with Don Branson, rookie Mario Andretti and Joe Leon NELSON SCORED on a five- treal Canadiens whipped De He made five slashing runs to yard run in the second and also kicked the extra point. Bud ard. troit 4-2 last night, despite a record-breaking goal by Gordie Mesa was aided by Lamont Skousen with 20 and Royd Shunv Wiedoff scored on a one-yard into an uproar as the Cyclones The completed entry list is '64 BUICK ilectra, 4 doer, hard tea, euper set up a third-period, 22-yard field goal by Dick Gingrich which gave Penn State a 17-7 Howe, and tied the Red Wings way with 32. scored an apparent winning touchdown with 26 seconds left. turbine transmission, power whtdewt.

LSU NOW IS considered to The Devils meet the same! for first place in the National Hockey League. expected to swell to over 35 drivers seeking the 26 starting positions for the race and six cars, two rear-engined Offen The play was nullified by a have the inside track for a New lead and put the game out of the Cougars' reach. team Wednesday night at Harmon Park, game time 7:30. penalty. Each club now has 16 points Year's Day invitation to the hausers, two conventional Offy in the tight NHL race, Sugar Bowl.

However, under Less than two minute later, roadsters and two dirt trackers, SEC rules no bowl bid can be Howe scored an unassisted halfback Joe Bargo returned a seats, brakes and steering, UK wheel, cruise control. Thlt car Bet never been licensed er titled. Factory e(. flclal car. Week-end Special $3388 WALT ADAMS BUICK SUPER MART 4823 W.

GLEN All AVE. PHONI 939-M11 have been entered. accepted until a team finishes The track, located at 115th punt practically unmolested 78 yards for the final tally of the goal 20 seconds after the opening face-off, breaking former Greyhound Results its conference slate, Ave. and Southern, has scheduled practice Friday, a day off run for the Sun Imps later In; game. Canadien Maurice Richard's all- After the game, LSU Coach FIRST, lU.

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Or. 1. Mm IM1 T- Charles McClendon asked his time record of 626 career tallies Jhe, with Nelson again Saturday and qualifying just l.W. ll'L Dm 14 tt Pin Odds Dm kicking Od4 players if they would like to go' before the race Sunday. 12 60 L.S.

i Lenni Sill- 2.20 Heln So 1.10 I i 15.20 1 Kvl Kash Arlzoni Maid Arizona Western scored its i to a bowl. PP i St Pht 4 2 11- 3 1 2 2-2' 7 4 3 3-3 1 4 4-3Vk 5 55-6 2 11 4.20 Boston KIimI 3 4 3 3-3 3.401 'Em Talk first time in the third when 2.10 Pnmtfwm Quality 7 4 4-6v j.jo Deb 4 5 S- 6.20 5.30 Rosy Rita Celtics Trim Luther White rambled 40 yards Bud Mathlai Reap Puonlk 2.20 Behind Schedule 7 3.30 Broadway Speedy 7 1 7-' 14.40 Top Drags At Bee Line "Yes," came the roar from the Tiger dressing room. The Tigers still have games 7 7 7-7 25.40 1.3 l-7 11.30 to paydirt. AWC got two more J.R.'a Kayce MUTUELS Helena Sua 127 70. Il.ao.

Secret Search I 1 I H). 20.20 MUTUCLI L.S.'J Lonna U.4D, 4 80, 4 60; Arizona Maid $11.40, 10.40; Soaton iuu; nyie iun a.i, Let 'km taiK $4.00. Kinflie S4.40. tallies in the fourth on a one-yard run by Andy Johnson and an intercepted pass by Joe ahead with Tulane and Florida. NINTH.

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Or. I. -(M) Hf.it Philly, 113.102 PHILADELPHIA (AP) The Boston Celtics ended a two-game losing streak, taking ad T-Jl 11. i. Prize money totaling $3,000 Mdf MISSISSIPPI State stunned pr Pin 2 3 2 1- Gouse, who went 30 yards.

All l. PP PW Oddt U' Bllke 3111- 2.70 -ancv Frank a 1 2 4 9-A in 5 2 1 MVfc 13.20 will be up for grabs today at Bee Line Dragway as the Unit 2 3 3 3-4'i 4.50 AWC tries for extra points failed. 4-5 SO. 30 4 4 Hony Hutch Tom E. Joe HumWe Coo'i DeWlrf Pretftf Malme O.B.'e Solomon Jet nvlk Klna LSU at the start of the game.

On the Maroons' first play, speedster Marcus Rhoden, a 1 7 3-Z IS.U 4 13 4-3 18.10 3 i 4 5-3'i a.40 7 t-i'i 7.30 vantage of poor Philadelphia 4 5 jht Leon K. John Bean Parii Evenlnai ed Drag Racers Association's It was Arizona' Western's 3140 4 4 7 7 2.50 SS Hl'i 4.30 shooting to defeat the 76ers 113-102 last night in a National Basketball Association game. avil'-a 45.30 top fuelers and stockers take to final game and a homecoming MUTUKLt L. I KIIIta A 75T MUTUILS Honya Hutch $5, 4. 3.S0; Tom.f S5, 3.60; Joe Humble S7.20.

P' Prankte S5.I0, 8.20; Nloht event, the quarter-mile straightaway. Lily S3.40. sophomore, burst around end and raced 76 yards for a touchdown. The fleet halfback had had two 77 yard touchdown DA4LY DOUBLE (5-2) S32.40. Think Hard 1 7 7 4-1 11.10 7 7 7 John Havlicek, with 24 points, Sun Imps AWC THIRD, PC, Or.

4. (14) T- L5S. TENTH, f14. Or. 2.

A I4.T1 1 Six dragsters which have 0 I 13-11 Sam Jones, with 23, and Willie Dm IPPII JJU.W yiliiiiin 111111,1 ilinmaii.e ai 11 1 timed in over 200 miles per hour 12 11- 1.80 31.42. PP St Pht Odds OB's Referred 7 3 11- 2.70 sprints earlier in the season. Naulls, with 17, led Boston to its 5 5 4 2-n 4.50 2 12 3-1 25.40 Great Gertie Rare-Butterfly Piet Moist and three of the top-ranked convincingly 4 2 3 2-2'j 2.10 victory. It was the 76ers New 4 3 3 4-2 7.30 rive nasi 3 4 1 4.20 stock racers in the nation join 4.30 Ezell, a junior from Greenville, has now seen more 8 7 5 5-2' Think Now COBent 2 5 4 4-4' 15.20 Special Laaa 4 4 5-5Vt 35.40! 3 4 4 A-3 2.50 DeH over 300 entries in all American Espanto Baby York earlier this week who had ended Boston's 10-game winning Classv Kit Kolt 1 1 2 4-4 4.30 7 4 7 70.10 4 18 75.20 action as the Tigers chief signal Mabel Hlnes Lucxy Lorraine 4 8 7 7-7 4.20 Hot Rod Association classes seeking their share of the streak. caller than star quarterback Senator Sam 7 S-t 20.10 MUTUAL! OB's Referred 17.40, 3.40, Convincingly 16.20, 4.20) Five Flags Ed Williams, Schwartz Tie Norm Schwartz and Ed Wil muiuikl vrcsi ucrnw 2.60;.

Rare Butterfly 14.40, 3.40; Piaf 15. FOURTH, D-S14, Or. S. (4-S) Pat Screen hampered by in Lucious Jackson was high money. 27.7, 11.42.

Odds Do juries this season and last. Ezell scorer for Philadelphia with 20 ILEViNTH, 770, Or. t. 0(M) S1J 4J.11. Tom McEwen and his Yaekel DOC J.SO 6.30 5.10 6.20 PP St Fin Odds points.

PP Vt St Fin 5 111- 4 2 2 15 4 1-5 2 3 3 4 4 5 5-71 3 8 7 M'j 7 7 1 7- LL's Lllbat got 109 yards through the air in completing 10 of 18 passes. lymouth Special holds top sway Davev Alberlson Spruce Log Valentine Gal Rich Rollins Meadow Miss Kefalln Pride Vanity PHILADELPHIA BOSTON 4.20 .80 23.20 taster cup Aussie Son mil 4544-4 a or records, with a clocking I I 19.30 1.00 50.30 liams ended the second week! of play as the only two un 4.30 ostello 3 2-2 8 Counts 2 5-4 Havlicek The Tigers got yeoman work 203.44 miles per hour and 7.75 7 4 0 M' 4.301 I 4 4 1-10 21.20 Barberry Hutch Kippin' Good Info Dlana't Mammy Fighting Mirage lark's 6 0-0 0 K.Jenes MUTUCLLDiivev Albartsan M.iO. 3. t-t" 4 7 7 7-11 beaten players in the Phoenix seconds in the quarter. S-5 23 on.

the ground from fullback 23.40 rVmalr! Shwah Rphunh a ctiiK. wu. a siud- 3.80;- Spruce Log 15.60, 3.60; Valentine Gal S3. 60. 3 11 l-oop i rnecce MUTUAL LL's Liibet sioTi.

74n.llA,luuu ocuvtau, Table Tennis League. Time trials at the dragway 3.20; ester Cup 13.40, Aussie Son oamoee 4-4 10 s.jones Greer 1 5-8 7 Naulls Jackson 4-4 20 Russell Kerr 4 2-4 10 Senders Neumann 3 4-4 12 Siegfrid Walker 4 5-6 13 Thom's'n Warley 6 1-2 13 Totals 34 34-42 102 etils FIPTH, tn. Or. 4. 0-(2-4) 1225.

7 17 3 3-4 9 5 0-0 10 7-10 11 10-0 2 42 29-44 113 14. 7. by 195-pound junior from Thibo-daux, knifed through the Williams led Lee Butler Un I I First haH 14.71 741 nrhinoM Dim start at 9:00 a.m., with first eliminations getting under way (1.51 paid 1106.M to 90 win. econo nen PP if Pin ooas 2 111- 29.80 4 4 4 1-1' 30.30 1 1 2 XI 7.20 derwriters to an 11-9 win over ners. Peel 111,3: 11431.

A 475. Marron line repeatedly and got at 1:00 p.m. Boston Philadelphia imperial Apartments. 25 34 27 25113 25 25 22 10-102 102 yards rushing in 22 carries Vexed Vixen Sky Glamor Miss Henry Char's- Star Kielbsse Pert O.B.'l Money Van Horn Donna 3 3 3 -Tk 2.20 5 7 5 5-2'! 2.50 7 4 4 4-3 1.40 6 5 7 6.30 Miss. State Fouled out Boston, Naulls, Senders, The dragway is located four 7 0 1 0-10 14 0 014 Norm Schwartz helped Chic Myers House of TV trounce LSU 111 trf? 4.50 miles north of E.

McDowell on ai gfnw j. rmiaoeipme, ireer. Total foots Beaton. 34. Philadelphia, 28 Attendance 4,245.

UIITIIBlt VoiMt Vim 161.60. 75.20. Carl's Realty 15 to 5. e.40; Sky Glamor 123.20, 4.40; Miss Henry the Hart Line Highway. Miss Rhoden 74 run.

Cenale kick. LSU Moreeu 6 pass from Ezell. Kick felled. LSU Moreeu 5 peas from Ezell. Moreeu pass from Ezell.

Miss FG Canale 41. Attendance 67,500. Greyhound Entries J. John Szoke won all four of his SIXTH, 114, 6r. 2.

O-(M) 141 T- matches in a losing cause as Doa First downs Rushlna yardage Passing yardage Passes Monroe, Dalton Win Madison Tag Match rr ai rin vasi 2 4 4 1- 8.90 8 2 3 2-nk 110 KOOL-TV lost to Rackers Dec 10 183 45 5-15 3 4-34 0 20 23 235 109 10-17 2 3-32 3 15 MOUND PARK Official Racae for November IS, 1744. Passes Intercepted by 5 12 3-1 S.30 orators 11-9. Punt 1 3 1 4-lMi 4.40 7 5 5 5-5 14.20 Sunny. Debbie Red Genius JoeyTLerol Wlnnln Feet O.B.'l Slacks Danny DeWitt White Valentine rhiMit, California Drivers Lead Champion Race Fumbles lost Rocket Monroe and Jim Dal J.B.'i Pr. mlS JJV2 I D.D.D liYr)I 3 6 6 6-6' 7.30 John Harrington brought his record to 7-1 with four wins to 6 8 7 7-6' 4 7 11-1 3.50 nerrzmen insn cotton 12 Gallant Scout 10 Larry O.

2 Arrlverderci 8 Zalle 72 SECOND RACI. 514. Or. 1. RIVERSIDE, Calif.

(AP) ton defeated Gory Guerrero and Tito Carreon in the featured wrestling exhibition at Madison MUTUELS Sunny Debbie 119.80, 7.00, 4.cor.Rd Genius 14.00, 3.00; Joev Lerol aid Mutual of New York to an 15.40.- Five California drivers won 11-9 win over Fry's Sporting Fair see 10 P.H.'s Pheasant '2 Flamlne Miss 72 A-One Goose 12 Jet Cloud 6 0.B.'sMamme 8 HuA.H.I'',i. 2 Charlie's Gone THIRD RACI. Park Br. 1. Square Garden last night.

uoods. class championships in the first day's running of the two-day SEYINTH, PC, Or. 3, O-tl-7) S23.T 40 Do PP St Fin Odds Gus Otto 1111- 7.10 Joanier 7 3 3 2-4 1.20 Mnllsi. Ark 6 2 2 3-4' 5.20 In other matches Al Kashey Boston Bruins Whip Maple Leafs, 3-1 TORONTO (AP)-Dean Pren Chic Myers House of TV. MONEY NOW FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON with an Associates Happy Holiday Loan The holidays always mean extra expemes.

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Thinlt Hard 7 7 44 ll.lOILow Bell Pink copper tice, Reg Fleming and John Hamby defeated Tony Posa. ternational Raceway. ll.JOlVeaa Plavalrl 71 Knisr rknlm lerracer a league with 2-0 records. P.H.'i Pinto 111 1 90.30 Lad's Malm 10 Broadway Laura Bucyk tallied first period goals i5 Jem jam Pirate urn a BOM PI They were Ed Barker, Her INDIVIDUAL STANDINOS MUTUELS Gut Otto 116 20, Je-tnier U40, 3.20; Molly Mark 14. maiaie non-ketr and the Boston Bruins held off the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-1 last mosa Beach; Dan Parkinson, Ed Williams B4 8-0 La Canada; Rick Muther.

La night in a National Hockey 7-1 7- guna Beach; Ralph Wood, Gary Hill On Waivers League game. 7- 7. Orinda, and Alan Johnson, Los Norm Schwartz Vic Teders Bill Guerin John Harrington John Sroke Ernie Dlel Carl Wheeler Gene Sullivan Nick Carter Vlnce Reckon SILICTIONf -Lrry 0., D.8.D;. Gallant Sceut. 1 Hub Herrln, Jet Cloud, Fair Sea.

3-Frlso Den. Ooidtn Cheer, Mrs tery Bell. Bell, Vetat Pliytlrl, Sam Jam. 1-Trendweed, Sllm't DeWitt, eandy Jam. Reve, O.B.'l Made, Silthtly Blue.

u7-Fee Strentar, LlttH irtepaer, rent Hutch. The last-place Bruins, who Angeles. 4-2 4-2 a were winless in their first nine A crowd of 4,325, first bathing Tucson Dogs FIRST, D-48S yds. Gr. 4-Kay Crisp 16 3.60; Flylnfl Midge 14 40, 4.20; General Logan'i Court 14.40.

40.62. C-12-8.) 118.40. SECOND, D-4S5 yds. Gr. 2-lt's A Sport 1 80, 7.60.

4.20; Marilyn C. 110.10, 5.80; Whitson's Ace 14. 0-(3-7) S37.20. DD 2-3) 151.20. THIRD.

465 yds. Gr. 4-Mlss Gona SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Gary In sunshine and then chilled by t-orrest Barr Bud Wilson games, have won three and tied one in their last five starts. The Quick imeky, cnarl't Dream, Sari lonn Kien cloudy weather, watched the eul Guerln il 4-4 4-4 4-4 4-4 4-4 Havacaa'ahpa. tura Umt.

Marrv loss kept the Maple Leafs in first national sports car chain clooca third place, two points behind Kyklrke Hill, former Oklahoma City University guard, has been put on waivers and guard Gary Phillips, obtained from the Boston Celtics, has been returned to the pionship event. Hossene KeilAM Detroit and Montreal. Craft. II Creny Maier, Prafrint Fire, Sam mle Oreke. BEST BIT) Mwk Herrln me 2nd BEST OUINItLAl LOW BELL end VEGAS PLATGIRL Hi fete.

Bochenskl Gain 14.40, 3.40, 2.40; Hlpplty Hish 110.60. 5. Please Rush 12.10. 6-(4-8) 144. FOURTH.

485. fir. Shirt Baa 80. Ceri Weinberger John Rockwell Charles Jones Bruce Rlcnerdt Jtmet Vestey Berber Meelrt Chrlt Nelsen 15.40, Ethel Pick. 16.80.

4.20. 4i OB'S active list by the San Francisco Warriors of the National Basketball Association. twin. 14.80. (4-1) Mt.lv.

A PIPTH RACI. Pai Par 4 Or. S. i 1 1 SAN rilANVISteO 0JIANTS i 0-4 Oporailng FRANCISCO GRANDE 1 1 Motor Inn oimJ i rrtkivPUTinu unrei 10 freneer. hi FIFTH, 685, Gr.

3 Princess Paula Family Takes Lead In Gardena Golf tenor jem i Trendwood ASSOCIATES CONSUMER FINANCE CO. Open BSo 4 SeOwdeaai beeoee Xrsm I'll Try it I 176.40, 1JB0, 17.40; Act NOW 123.W, 1.40; LB's Best 14.40. T-: 40.37. (4-1 1404 60. snewnee Giiea The 23 year-old Hill, second een Berringron wild mow Mil Roaeneian draft choice of the Warriors (or Trvdine SIXTH RACE Black Reve Joen Joyce SIXTH, 440, Gr.

T-GO Gary 113.20, 7.40, entice neiiv UnM erwicn the 186344 season, kid averaged a Mvmo Rosie 19.70, Jidi w.so, (2-3) 1115.10. NOW Al A- rfiadwav limfrv snsntiy. mu GARDENA, Calif. (AP)-Vet-eran pro Charlie Sifford, 43, and his nephew Curtis, 22, turned Bravo eo miss erenee 5.2 points a game while playing SEVENTH. 516.

Gr. H-Slrlln 14.10. IIVINTN RACE. 114. Or.

H. II 1 60, 2.40; Lola Jean 12 40. 2.40; Rusto Feei iireneer anooiie mea HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPfRATOt EARN IIO MONEY just over 1,000 minutes. Each VVIirbMlfVII livihft FaellHIts for Complato I ait 1 1 queh to 210; una liar cor. i feranea roami olio available.

1 DININft ROOM SIXYINft i i Buck hard i Little Sneeoer the second round of the 110,000 13.40. 32.15. (3-1) 14.60. FRIDAY'S RESULTS I P.H.'t Potbelly 4 Orant Hutch league club will have until Gardena Valley Open golf tour ip.M.'t Penny iissnar-s ill 1 TRAIN TO EIGHTH RACE, J14, Or. 3, Candy Wnlt 18 Marginal Roll 4 nament into a family affair yes EIGHTH, 685, Gr.

2-Peg O'Brien 17.46, 3, 2 40; Molly Mayo 80, 2 80; Financial Chief 13.20. Cj-12-1) 112.40. today to claim him for the waiver price of $1,000. OPIRATI sr'dw'v snipper i none m. Metier tJ terday.

The Siffords wound up NINTH. 14. ftp I Thenar ftmrf it. ayigyick moy yi sere aioom IINTH. 1 BuHdeiar Oreder IN PHOGHX 1 31 1 North Central Ave 2S1-J061 1410 North CtTtrl Ave 134-441 39 West Adorns (2nd Floor) 231-5369 IN OUNDAU 401 West Glandule Av YE 9-141 113 West Mcrin Strtxrt fcorrsDAii EkpIoiI tied for the lead at 136.

j. Limoo kock S3, Jf wmpie row, hirm i Phillips, a former University lil. or. i. to vi tii ii i.7i son 40 NINTH R4 VJ, va OPININOSOON IK 'New Hotel Tewer 4 he Cheme4enshlp Oelf i Caurte end eeeatmil Fre She 1 1 I LRO OAULOCHIR.

4J I 1 huq my Bioom Power Shovel Scraper A Othert TENTH, i14, Gr. 1-More Ability 71 Harry Craft fBT, of Houston star now In his third year with the Warriors, has been 80, 8.10) Mister Fort Worth 13, i Open Zharlet Sifford Slftord llm Perrler MecDeneM sieve Sweln see I Twiiient pni lea i Twtllel Herthey Hutch M.40. Olrected 02 Sky Rifle T1NTH RACI, 11; I I ftrf i i Hi IF 1 Return Receleta 4 WIIKS ON QUIPMINT (ILL.) Al Bessellnk recovering from an ankle Injury after undergoing an off season Willie Bauer O.B.'l S'er letter f. KlJ I) "heet Ttwr Frteae Hajfwetr" Botwooej apsaatx atnl Teeaea I 4 ML W. at Caea Onmtm, Mwy.

(4 I i flHMMI SJ4-S71I WRtTI OR CALL TODAY KEY TRAINING 142 Ntftfc 1st IT1IIT mk a Austin ecil Rerrlt elph Blomoulst eurle Kehn Inky ttevanaofl arrv Bouchav LfeVRNTM RACI. Park BLtViNTH, 415, Or. 1-Dlllllnf ture 17, 7.40, 4.40) Betty Murphy 13. 7 40i MacDuffs Knight 15.30. :3t.1 1151.20.

Big' Q-Flrtt haM (1-4) 404 axchenm Second half (5-4) no winners. All fiv paid lit.40. All tlxet 174.40. Pool ttAl A-22S4. Dreka 11 1 Fragrant Fire 11 iemmli 12 lemmle operation.

He will be the No. 3 guard behind Guy Rodger, and Al Arties. Kehoka tajltt) 20T Ccfl H1TJI7 C4JM anraaW larrv Praiisi JBS Yankee Prlncett Crony Mtior Bill O'Connor ePaPjPA 44-7S-141 v' v..