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TTrfa iif u. 17 Miceandc Wonder: for Sitting LOS ANGELES The first question to be asked how Iceland put the gaff on the World Chess Only jabout a fourth of the country is habitable, and the (population runs less than a quarter of a 1 rfjnlUion. I' if iCWhen Icelandic committeemen made their presentation before the 'chess league, did they pro inise to black out Reykjavik? Kij "Will boat rockers bring suit, demanding the match be shown locally on TV?" they doubtless were asked. "We can assure you the blackout will be enforced," they answered. "And the biggest paper in town, the Daily Dagbladet Thingevellum, has promised not to run a story asking who needs the title chess match in Reykjavik." "But certainly some politician will ask for an injunction," they were reminded.

"The herring run at that time of year," the committeemen replied "All our city councilmen will be working the nets." "That's what the National Football League was promised by Los Angeles when awarding the Super Bowl game. And, sure as hell, a politician escaped and demanded the show be televised locally." "Reykjavik isn't Los Angeles," the committeemen answered. "We are organized. And our central location in the North Atlantic, just south of the Arctic Circle, will make transportation simple for everyone." Riva Ridge May Revolt The official purse, as you know, is $125,000, which would Eeem a bit excessive for the energy expended except that a British millionaire added another $125,000 to the kitty. Anyone pursuing such a purse should be asked to go a mile and a quarter.

I mean, when Riva Ridge finds out that guys earn that much sitting on their can, he is going to demand that the Santa Anita Handicap hike its ante to $500,000. You never cease to be pained by life's injustices. At the time Bobby Fischer was holding out for colossal sums in Iceland, a collection of horseplayers boarded their bus in Baltimore, bound for Delaware Park. Scarcely out of the city, they were confronted by two guys with guns who robbed them of all their money. Tragedy has befallen horseplayers for centuries, but never had they gone broke before the first race.

Presumably, the first to protest the stickup was the track, which informed the robbers that they owned Delaware Park 16 percent, the normal take out. "We oppose highwaymen for the same reason we oppose bookmakers," the track announced. "Both bilk us out of our pari mutuel cut." If the players had been ravaged by flood, the track, in all likelihood, would have provided for them in the infield. But victims of a mere holdup, they were left to forage for themselves. If bandits will take money from a horseplayer, they are 2 5 next time to rob an orphanage.

Rematch: Hot Day in Iceland Inspecting the record of Bobby Fischer against the defending champion, Boris Spassky of the SoViet Union, you are hard pressed to understand how Fischer was able to make such firm demands In five matches with Boris, Bobby is 0 3 2. With that kind of history, a challenger in boxing is lucky to get 12 percent As you doubtless know, ABC has arranged to televise part of the championship It isn't easy to do chess. The game moves with such speed that you have setting up your TV time outs Instead of selling 30 second spots, you never offer a sponsor less than an hour for a commercial during chess. Irrespective of what happens in the championship match, justice is on the side of Boris Spassky. Dutifully, he appeared in Reykjavik to defend his title, working out lightly with the rooks artd bishops, moving the queen diagonally, reversing the king.

Spassky was ready for a July 4th kickoff. announcing quietly, "If we don't finish this match by Labor Day, we may not get out until spring Should Boris win, you can be sure of one thing. It will be a hot day in Iceland before he gives Fischer a rematch. Scores Standings aaSBSaSHjjaTaSW HHm t.i i KAMyHIBHH VH ssrbHbHbHbHbHbHbHbHbHbHbHbHHL IHS'IH IHI2VHr FIHtfHHMMRpHk'HIH IIBfliHiHBBiilHI Crisp Runs? JrNoWShula Ruddy Windll TOOAY AP Wlfanhoto Bill Banger, mayor of Champ, ignores his flying kilt while tossing 56 pound stone. The stone's throw competition was part of Highland 5 0 DEBUT FOR CUEN Games and Gathering of Scottish Clans, held at Iin vllle, N.C'i Grandfather Mountain during the week end.

Nattily attired Banger won the event. Astro Rookie Silences Yankee Bats number as the Astros most impressive hurler this year. "I'm going to check the rest of Leo's roster tomorrow," said Astros' manager Jim Williams, speaking of Leo Posada, who manages the rookie team "Leo's been hiding Cuen over on the farthest field" Actually, Posada predicted major league success for Cuen two weeks ago and he could be correct. The calm Mexican farmboy struck out 11 and walked four, while giving up three scratch hits And the young righthander got more than enough support, especially from leftfielder Bob Blakely. The Astros' cleanup hitter hit a three run homer well over the right field wall In the eighth to clinch the outcome.

Symbolically, the ball went between the signs for Crest Cleaners and Brevard Funeral Home cleaning the for Cocoa and killing the Yankees. Cuen got the only run he needed in the second and Cocoa really didn't work too hard for it. Blakely was the man then, too, as the lefthander hit a slicing single behind third and appeared to be caught off first except that the Yankee second baseman threw the ball into the dugout, allowing Blakely to trot to third. Then a passed ball gave him the chance to come home without any further ado There was no more scoring until the eighth, when Al Williams led off for Cocoa with a double that hit the right field wall. Art Gardner singled to score Williams and Pastor Perez (now hitting near 350) singled to chase starting pitcher Don Rogelstad.

Reliever Alan Tetroult threw one ball to Blakely and then watched the next pitch leave the park. Meanwhile, Eleno Cuen was introducing himself to the Florida State League and possibly wondering how long it will take his fast ball to get to Oklahoma City, too. Fort Lauderdale Cocoa obrhW abrtiM Munlz cf 4 0 0 0 Leaver cf 4 0 10 LGrdnr if 4 0 OAGrdner rf 4111 Brnhrdt lb 4 0 0 Perez 3 110 Wilson rf 3 0 0 0 Blakely If 3 2 2 3 Lncster 3 0 0 0 McRae lb 4 0 0 0 Rondon as 2 0 0 0 Solos 2 0 0 0 Llndsy 3b 4 0 10 Rsmusten 3b 3 0 0 0 Greene 2b 2 0 0 0 Wlllams 2b 3 110 Rglstod 3 0 0 0 Cutn 2 0 0 0 Ttroult 0 0 0 0 Joylck ph 10 0 0 Tololl 30 0 3 0 Total! 21 5 4 Ft Lauderdalo Cocoa I 000 14 Grtont. Ptroz, Cutn Wllllflmi 2 DP Cocoa 2 COB 7. Cocoa 3 2B Wlllloms HR Bloktly 12) SB Ltflvor Cuen IP RERBBKJ Ragalstod (4.) Ill I 1 1 1 Titroult 1 3 I I I 0 I Cum 3 0 0 4 11 HPB Cuon (Grttnil, Rogilitod (Pl PB Loncoiltr A 113 2 II (Ssf Daytona Jai Alai) 1H ta SKI 10 Monday'! Results Matinee FIRST GAME Flva Point.

Am Ell 3 Zubl Dovoloi 15 20 Gaitl II Altu 5 Vlllor Zumaya Oulnlila (3 7) M6M Partecto (3 7) S227 )0 SECOND GAME Flva Points Am Ellm 4 Zubl Altu 10 20 5 )omblo Dovalos 1 2 Ouorte Torra Oulnl.lo (4 5) S49K) Perfacta 4 5) I44 70 Dolly Doubla (3 4) 1I0SOO THIRD GAME Stvan Points Spoc Saven 4 Zubl Agulrrs 17 20 a 00 ID Vlllor Mondlola If 5 00 3 Poreyon Camlo II 00 Qulnl.lo (1 4) S45 00 Psrfacto (4 1) tKMK) FOURTH GAME Savan points opac savan 4 Gostl Eoono 2 Ramon Mondlolo A Lopat Mollno Qulnlalo (2 4) 134 60 parracto (4 z) sizz au NINTH GAME Savan Points Spac Savan 1 Rodolfo 14 13 0 7 Agustln 10 to 3 Jorga Qulnlalo (I 7) 1420 Parfacta (1 7) $170 40 TENTH GAME saven Points Spac Sevan 1 Arellano Arrleta 4 Ouarta Qulola I Aldo Zumayo Qulnlalo (1 4) $42 10 Parfacta (1 4) SI5I 20 SIXTH GAME seven points spec seven at i MIIO AZDIZU 4 60 1 Zubl Cobion 3 to 5 LoyolOiEgano uuinieia (i in 400 ELEVENTH GAME seven points spec seven THIRD GAME Savan Points SDae Savan fM 4M 1 Ortiz Echeo 2 Gostl ll Quiolo. 1 4 80 4 BO Porayon Agulree 4 Vlllor Camlo 5 Duorte 20 Davalos. Jomblo Mandlola 7 A I a Mallna. I Mllo Zumova Subs Soblno Tor. venecia nieu res SEVENTH GAME FOURTH GAME Seven Points Spec Seven Seven Points spec Seven 3 Aoralz Eaana 9 7 BO 3 40 1 Mlln Martorall.

2 Mutllla Sorduv. 3 tnwjfllJM 2 Arellano Elorrl 4 00 Ereno Cobion, 4 Loyola Mendla, 7 40 SOT 1 "vjtllla Azplzu 710 3 40 Arellano Ayerdl, Segundo Egana, 7. I jo Qulnlelo (13) 124 20 Azplzu I Lofcef Elteban, Partecto (3D SB3 70 Subs Ramon Agustln EIGHTH GAME FIFTH GAME Seven Points Soec Seven Seven Points Soae Saven a Romon Eenonlz 00 4 20 3 40 I Mutllla Mgrtarell, 2 Apralz CttoilD, 3 8 segundo Rodolfo 4 Mutllla Choslo Qulnlelo (4 I) J53 40 2 Apralz Ayardl 540 1049 l0 10 40 4 ZO 120 Perfacta (8 4) 1154 Bn Twilight Double (1 8) 1159 40 Evening FIRST GAME Plu Bntnf. Am EIL 14,0 4 Zubl Qulolo II 10 17 40 esu uu 7 jomblo Alclba itO 160 1 Duorte Aranta Qulnlalo (2 4) 313 40 Parracto (4 7) 884 90 1 Mutllla Mendla Erono Arrlago Qulnlelo (1 6) H3 80 Perfacta (6 1) 1729 B0 NINTH GAME Seven Points Spec Seven 3 Jorge 1 1 60 5 Cnaslo I Arrlooo Qulnlelo (3 5) 130 60 Parfacta (3 5) $63 60 TENTH GAME Seven Points Soec Seven 4 jambio Monno 2 60 1 Duorte Comlo 8 20 2 Pareyon Oavaloe 120 Qulnlelo (1 4) 848 00 Perfacta (4 1) 8140 70 en evnrru AAeiet uuiiy uouuiw I iu' Kyjnu uww seven points spec aaven FIFTH GAME Five Points Am Ellm Gastl II Estaban 1410 Sevan Points Spec Savan 6 Alda Aranta 15 20 6 00 4 3 Loyola Mondlola 1 Aprolz Ayardl 6 80 5 40 4 40 3 Gostl II Alclbo II 4 60 4 00 2 Zubl Egano 7 Looet Elorrl 40 14 00 5 Jomblo Torres I 80 Qulnlelo 13 1) 350 00 4 Ereno Choilo 4 40 "I MJB0 Parfacta (M) 183 70 Qulnlelo (1 71 146 20 TWELFTH GAME Partecto (17) 1113 70 Dull 't Savan Polnte aixirt was a omon aiiorn mw a at 4 63 3 40 Erano Elorrl. 4 Ramon Arrloga 5 Urguldl 4 40 Agustln 6Segundo Rodolfo 7 Jorge Muguerzo, 8 Rafael Echoniz, Subs Lopet Mendla 1 SIXTH GAME Seven Points Spec Seven 5 80 5 40 1 Solano Echeo 2 Gcitl II Mendla, 3 4 00 4 40 Lopet Camlo, 4 Soblrw Cobton, 5 I 3 60 Azplzu, 6 Loyola Sarduy, 7 Alda Eoana, I Arallano Estsban, Sube Jamblo Mandlola SEVENTH GAME Saven Points Spec Savan 1 llln rnhlnn.

9 SHrifl Srinrrl. a. 21 52 Arallono Ecbonlz, 4 Loyolo Rodolfo 4 00 3 60 Apralz Mendlo, 4 Romon Ayardl, 7 Ereno 9 Azplzu, I Lopet Mortorell EIGHTH GAME seven Points Spec Seven Segundo Ayen Spec dl. 2 Mutllla Elorrl, 1 Aprolz Rodolfo, 4 Jorge Agustln, 5 Ramon. i 2 Cboslo, 6 Solona Echanlz, 7 a a I Affia ga.

5 5 2 Muguerzo, 4 20 Subs Eren Seven Points Spec Seven Sevan Points Spec seven 5 Looet Aoulrre 4 Solono Mondlola I Zubl Sarduy Qulnlelo (4 J) 167 BO Perfecta (5 4) 1204 90 SEVENTH GAME Seven Points Spec seven 2 ApralZ Azplzu 4 40 4 80 2 B0 4 Solano Sarduy 1 40 0 Segundo Esteban 5 00 Qulnlelo (2 4) 137 00 Perlecto (2 4) 1143 10 EIGHTH GAME Seven Points Soec Seven 2 Mutllla Ayerdl 25 20 3 Urauldl Azplzu 8 Aorolz Ecttoniz Qulnlelo (2 3) 134 B0 Pertecta (2 3) 17190 It 40 JO 80 1 JO fjj" 6 7 Segundo Cnaslo jm 2 Vlllor Aaulrra 4 mi 5 Gostl IT Zumoyo Qulnlelo (3 4) 146 20 Perfecto (411 1149 40 FOURTH GAME Seven Points Soec Seven 3 Areelano Coblon 15 40 14 20 3 20 13 00 12 80 3 40 iin, 5 80 3 40 Qulnlelo (4 71 156 60 au 4 Erano Eaano 2 Mutllla Estsbon Qulnlelo 13 41 148 40 Perfecto (3 41 1196 20 Dally Double 14 31 1163 20 FIFTH GAME Seven Points Spec Seven 8 80 4W jorge Echoniz 12 00 7 40 2 BO .1 an B.n u.MifH i 3 BO 2 Mutlllo Agustln 3 10 Arrleto Qulnlelo (51) 153 00 Perfecto (8 5) 1127 20 Urauldl Subs Erano Mortorall NINTH GAME Sevan Points Spac Savan 1 Arrkxa, 2 Jorge, 3 Chaslo 4 Rafael 5. Urauldl, 6 Solona, 7 Muguerzo, I Agustln, 4 80 4 20 GAME Seven Points Spec Seven 1 Ortlz Camlo, 2 Duorte Agulrre I Vlllor Mondlola, 4 Paravon Zumaya 5 Jamblo Davalos 6 Sobino.Torres 7 Gaetl II Mollno, Zubl Echea, Subs Loyola Qulola ELEVENTH GAME Ssven Points Spec Sevan 3 i i ovoln Molina. 2 Zubl Mendla, 1 Gast II Eoana. 4 Mllo Mondlolo, Alda Camlo, ircleta 7 Sablno. ar.ilnA.Aniilra.

7 bih nnjstetvjn ft DovoloA, Zfubl Zumaya jomblo Sorduy Subs Duarte Coblon Subs Mllo Aoulrre TWELFTH GAME SECOND GAME Seven Points Five Points Am Ellm 1 Aprolz Agustln, 2 Ereno Rodollo 3 4 20 4 00 I Vlllor Torres 2 Ortlz Davalos 3 Ramon Mortorell. 4 Lopet tlorrt Kotaei areyon Arrieio a tuoi cranio jumuiu Qulola 6 Duarte Zumayo 7 Sablno Altu, Echoniz 8 Urauldl. Muguerza, 8 Mllo Alclbo II, Subs Gastl II Molina Sube Mutlllo Ayerdl 800 300 Parfertn J6.7I 1321 30 Midnight Doubla (t 6) 198 00 Tueiday'i Entrlei FIRST GAME Flu Points Am Ellm 1 t.illn. 4 DnnMU Alrllw. 4 rtlz Torres, 4 Jombio AItu, 5 Duarta Qulola.

6 Gastl II Arrleta 7 Sablno II Knows Name ByALLEVIlVE fc TOOAV SaacJol Wrttif MIAMI Don Shula say the minute run of endurance tells him a lot about a candidate for the I Aiiami uoipmns, inu who i vuu iiajw uioais. witn tne neaa epaenr The 12 minute run Is Shula's 'piece de resistance' on the first day of every Iralning camp, a1 torturous 1'jb, .11 at ail. AMaaaaaa, I aa Jt jAn4jVkl aja 4l JJ ejf tfj 1 lOUOWUp 10 Uie 1)IC VII11J muuLUjuauuu iuu. "It tells you abouj a Shula, after observing 64 players go through Hie 12 minute hell session on the opening day of training camp Sunday at Biscayne College. "The easist thing in the world is to slow down and walk," Shula said.

"Guys say they work out In the offseason. They put on shorts and shoes and come out and throw the ball around for 20 minutes' and they say that's working out. There really is no way you can cheat out there in the 12 minute run." John Crisp could only nod. slowly, in agreement. Crisp is a free agent tight end who knows if he can catch in a crowd, or if he can catch at all? Right now his specialty is theli xninate run, which he has won both on indoctrination day and yesterday.

What the 12 minute run told Shula about Crisp was, simply, his name. It was omitted from the training camp roster, but now everyone knows who he is. In Crisp's estimation, it also told Shula that here is a man with desire, although John will be the first to admit the connection between running 12 minutes and playing pro football is remote, "you're not going to win too many games by running 12 minutes," said Crisp. "But it can show you a guy's desire," he said. "Like when they tell you there are 30 seconds left, you can tell desire in the people who are still pushing even though they're far behind the leader." This sort of thing comes naturally to Crisp, who was a tinier in high School at Lexington, Mass.

He once ran the mile in 4:28. "I was never a sprint man," John said. Football and basketball prevented him from running track at the University of Connecticut but, apparently, he hasn't forgotten how. Olympians Ready For Munich Trip Cat State Long Beach vaulter, nd Jan Johnson of Chicago. The atrongest American triple lump trio since the turn of the century includes Jotin Craft, Dave Smith and Art Walker.

The decathlon contenders wtll face the challenge of tall, strong Jeff Bannister, and diminutive Jeff Bennett, whose respective totals 8,120 nd 8,076 points rank tbem first and third in the world this year. Dave Wottle may be the most tallced about runner in Munich. The Bowling Green star weare a white golf hat when he runs. He finished second to Ryun in the 1,500 after equalling a world mark of 1:44.3 in the 800. Arnle Robinson and Randy Williams will shoot for 37 feet in the long jump.

Larry Burton, a Purdue youngster in his first year of track, is a member of America's 200 meter team. He Joins Chuck Smith, the winner at 20 4 seconds, after a secondsecond place 20 5 finish that edged Larry Black, the North Carolina Central sprinter, timed In 20 6 In the 100, there's youth again with Eddie Hart, Rey Robinson and Robert Taylor. Bob Seagren set a new world mark of 18 feet SV inches in the pole vault during the trials. He'll resume his duel with Sweden's Kjell Isaksson at Munich. Isaksson had shared the top mark of 18 iV with Seagren, who will to Joined by Steve Smith, the im lEK, Seattle, Wash, 267 9 Jack Bacon, NYAC.

2S9 II Daytona Dog Racing) ni.r.,. iiw Silvester, Couaar TracK Javelin BUI Schmidt, Muse, fa 270 rL JSlS Utah 2112, John Powell, Milt Sonsky. New York AC. Brooklyn, K' BeVcn, Collt, NY. 247 III Fred Luke Husky Spike mem.

Tim Vollmer Army, Ft Mac Club, rnilf 70241 Alternote Gory Carl Southern Colltornl. Strld.r., 201 1 jj Dtt0)nl0 vuimaler wolk Lorry Young. 'Al clu0 America, Us Anneles, Call! i TC SihSv Mo 1 S4.4I GoetZ 1 120; Jeff Bennett, Army, Ft Hood iCIfir AthJis Tt Oaklont Collt. Tax. IJUH Bruce Jennar.

Groceland, nooley ittins TO Son Iowa, Calleae, Sandy Hok Conn, 7 846 i 10 AtSrnote Taaa Alternate slave Gouoh. Falcon TC 7422 Scully, Army. Neshonlc Station, NJ, young, Mla America TC, 5 Blev. Mo 4 D4 4f Alternate Bill Monday's Results Matinee FIRST RALE 5 16 Mile Grade Time 31 S3 I Arranged '00 6 Casper 8 Robina Qulnlalo (1 41 834 60 SECOND RACE 14 Mile Grade Time 31 54 6 survey a Ranger hoi Southern Division Pet GB Miami 48 36 .571 Pompano 43 36 .544 IV, West Palm 40 S8 .513 5 Ft. Lauderdale 39 44 470 84 Key West 34 45 .430 12W Cocoa 35 50 .412 134 Northern Dfvlslon Daytona Bch 51 34 600 St 47 39 547 4.4 Tampa 46 39 .541 5 Orlando 39 46 459 12 Winter Haven 39 46 459 12 Lakeland 39 47 .453 124 Tuesday's Games Fort Laoderdtle at Cocoa, i.m.

West Palm Beach at Miami Key West at Pompano Winter Haven at St. Petersburg Daytona Beach at Lakeland Orlando at Tampa East Coast Rookie League Monday's Results Cocoa Expos 8, Melbourne Twins 3 Sunday's Late Result Melbourne Reds 12, Cocoa Expos 0 Tuesday's Games Cocoa Astros at Melbourne Twins, 5pm Cocoa Expos at Cocoa Astros, 5 p.m Melbourne Reds at Melbourne Twins, 5pm BOXING 8 Ranger 1 Trait Qulnlelo (6 8) (24 60 Pertecta (6 8) US SO Dolly Double (1 6) (170 60 THIRD RACE 16 Mile Grade Time 31 52 2 Swod 26 60 I Duronoo Duke Teallme Taptoe Qulnlelo (12) $31 00 Pertecta (2 1) 8161 10 FOURTH RACE 5 16 Mile Grade Time 31 17 2 Montogue Suntsn 24 60 5 Ma Stridor NINTH RACE 14 Mile Grode Time 31 6 7 Talented Toosry Zl Ml Woyslde Hazel Wanda Wink Qulnlalo (7 SI 844 40 Parfacta (7 8) 8168 90 zoo TENTH RACE Vi IS 5 14 Mile Grade Time 37 04 Bondalaro 8 00 4 80 4 60 2 Big Butchle I Annoysome Qulnlelo (2 8) JIS 80 ewfsttm Mre IS 40 4 80 3 60 5 16 Mile Grade Time 32 02 JJ 7 Sudden Bliss 8 B0 4 20 3 Oelended 5 Tom Ouinlela (3 7) 127 40 Perfecto (7 3) til 00 Dally Double (e 7) $75 00 Anenoance i zzo Handle 893444 SIXTH RACE 5 16 Mile Grode Time 31 55 480 400 3 Gold Nvggat 720 4 40 2 40 SECOND RACE jn.KPHHi Hnri Row Area Welgle, Colorado TC Mllon, Mich rim tl Taaoon 20 04i Steve Hoyden. Lang Island fC RonnuToy Waotach, NY ,4 25.22 6. Alternate Bob rr. "XZul'rZZ o7romento.

Go nens 4 Ad 4 40 5 Ann Strlder 7 80 2 Shone Qulnlelo 13 5) 833 40 Perlecto (3 5) $91 50 fteTVENTM RACE 5 16 Mile Grode Time 31 64 4 80 3 40 6 Tongo Betta 18 80 1 8 Lenoro Price Dl IUIII Beach tzxirse uroae Smith, cnorne ureene i is 04 2. Pearl enow, i oreer tower, jwu uf i960, and Hines weniw ny. TC, Oakland, Collt 9 00 4 20 Dixie, 4 Eking, 5 Kllbarry Loss Mrs. 3 00 Yopp 7 Super Glommer, Tumoco Robinson. THIRD RACE 5 16 Mile Grade 1 SMkesman.

2 Wavslds Elector, 3 Anuinrfn. A FIbM I maAmr i Ronnie Rrlads, HLmdir riifw Ttave Wottle I JO 5 20 a Snutty onyder, 7 Razed, 8 Tommle fj, Mn state Collage. Conton, Ohio, Qulnlelo 16 81 $26 60 Pertecta 1641 JfJPaim" lnrlUm A HI LJULBHWHi' Robert 'Jlu' toni tt HmJ1. ciud, 'Laroonaaie, in, a iwi ai reuer Taylor, Texas bach. PCC.

Son Jose. Coltf I0y, IKvW' inr' Brlon Oltdleld, Chicago TC, South Elgin. Kent TC Ohio. 10 1 lu (7 10 Alternate Randy Motson rv.v. wntti.

Bowlina Texas i. i i 1 ul 200 mater doshChuck Smith. Southern FOURTH RACK 1 660 470 520 560 13 00 9B0 4411 500 400 380 Eveninr FIRST RACE 5 16 Mils Grade A Time 31 34 7 Orange Orlve 4 20 3 40 2 80 Moonoooer 1 5 'n'errad '00 30 Qulnlelo 14 71 11180 260 EIGHTH RACE 5 16 Mils Grode Time 31 12 4 Duke Student 120 2 Gay Jean 6 Maverea Qulnlelo 12 41 $69 80 PartM to (4 2) 1 1 1 30 NINTH RACE 5 14 Mile Grode A Tlme3l2S. 4 Chief Roho 10 3 Violet Rose 9 Rrove Samlnola Qulnlalo (3 4) 810500 3 40 Parfacta (4 3) 8764 90 TENTH RACE it A Tl II AC 3 is mil v.Bwa 5 14 Mlla Grade 1 Kenllmort, 2 Moving Marx, a uiyn, a (eauals world record by oneii, c.rldAri. in.

Anaeies. ruhi Chrlstchurch, New J0 4i Lorry Burton, Purdue. West Lblo Rolpti Doubell, Mxlc City, mi; betters nd Lj, Bk) Nor1n American record of 1 44. I by Ken Swen. Central.

Miami, 'Flo ,204 Alter. son, stungon, iwn Morsnon pui, Michigan otote, 204 moninui jooiii luoaioo, emmen rniioy. kick yvoninuiei. imvwwv 4M Spatlol, 7 Dutch Fury. I Moneytot mi, 1 Hi: Ken Swensoit, Army, Ft Mac.

sooneter run Jim Ryun, Club West, 3 Arthur. Collt. 1451 Altarnot. int Lawrence, Kan. I 41 Cava Wottle, 'iS FIFTH RACE Ryun, Club West, Santo Barbara.

Callt Bawling Groan Stole University, Canton, 516 Mils Grade 1 452. Ohio, 424 Bab Wheeler, Duke, Luther. IDnlnM Mm 1 Pntlu nlane. villa. 42.4 Alternate.

Jtrm. Ctllcaga iv Howe. Mld Amarlca TC 1 410. 7 Rodney Jim 1 Polly 4 Mlsomls, SBob Corr, Southern Becky, Pretty Gall, 8 Lonely Friday. John Craft, SIXTH RACE 5 16 Mile Grade Ouinlela (2 5) 170 40 Pertecta (2 51 $244.30 FIFTH RACE 14 Mile Grade Time 32 00 1 Tonyo 500 3 2 40 3 Gamlen 2 Lady Snow Qulnlelo (1 3) 832 SO Perfecta (14) $90 00 SIXTH RACE 5 14 Mile Grade Time 31 91 6 Rosy Prospect i ualiam Lawny -5 Moon Sport Ouinlela (1 6) $30 JO Perfecta (6 1) $193 80 SEVENTH RACe 14 Mlla Grade Time 31 7 I Skipper Scooby 5 40 4 60 3 Dutch tke 16 IFTitun STATS' 4 Robeaux Beach Course Grade Time 40 01 8 Joblll Sultan 3 Nebr Sally 7 40 4 00 4 00 7 Geronlmo 1 Eva 14.40 9 60 Ouinlela (4 S) $82 40 2 Gallont Buckeye 4 80 Perfecto (6 81 8239 10 Qulniekj (1 31 $75 20 ELEVENTH RACE fill IIMJ.

CIA UIU. fn ula TifTWl 3144 Daily Douhla 7J1 30 Reserve Princess 7 60 7 20 4M THIRD RACE 1 Huron Miss 516 Mile Grade Time 31 64 4 lnstontly 3 Bolllnlsko Jet 4 20 4 70 3 en Ouinlela (13) $28 20 3 Tough Playboy 80 4 80 TWELFTH RACE oroer, SCI Trlnte lufflS Chorleston, III 5e wind, aided JS7 Long lumpATnle Robinson, Army, San miles par hour, over allowed tor record pieao, Calir, 24 4H) Randy Wllllarns, SC Durootesi Dave Smith, Bay Area Strt. strldars. Compton. Collt, 26 4 Preiton dars, Berkeley, colli 54 0 (American carrmgtan.

unanacnad, Wichita, 26-record, old mark 55 1. Art Walker. Lot 4. Atternote BUI Rea, Pittsburgh. tti Anaeies.

1961)1 Art Walker. Southern Col llornla Stridors. Las Angeles, Calif 55 1. Hommar throw Tom Gaga, New York wind oldad Sll mph Altemote Jamas AC New York, NY. 12MT7 Al Sfhoter.

541 win. 34 nph mon. Hfm Y.rk AC. Brajj. Havjn.

NY. TT" vm. hurdles Los Angeles, colli 234 7. Anarnan, Al atrloers. Huntlnoton Beoch, 16 40 9 20 4 20 4 Soring Rutty sin Qumieia (7 3) $4720 400 Pertecta (3 $139 80 FOURTH RAtar 5 14 Mile Grode Time 31 59 Thunaay At Los Anaeies, Dove Sotelo Loe Anoe le.

vs nia ufcuvama, loxvo 10, reatn jum. Cans era At Portlond Ore Fred Praocher1 Qulnlelo (12) $4160 Lewis, Colorado Springs. Cola vs. Jimmy Perfecto (I 2) $129 JO Mitchell. Peoria, III 10 light heavies EIGHTH RACE Friday 5 I Mil Grade Time 11 67 rtAT mew Torx oinger powi i ecre Tullaha Myrlsa Agosto Puarto Rico, va.

Floyd Pottareon 2 Bonlto Lody New York. ID, heavies Al San Juon, (Rustlers Sandy Charlie Polite Holvoke Moss, vs Joe Oulnleia(7) $14 00 Kmg Roman. Puerto Rica. 10. heovlet Perfecto (7 7) $53 24 560 240 7 Dolly I Sllva Thin Ourwora aumioia 12 71 $10 Ouinlela (5 7) $29 40 Perfacta (7 3) S3 1 20 Perfecto (7 5) $72 40 Dead heat for placa FIFTH RACK lfA A.U rM ti.m ai Al hi mi im an "1." a vmarrv Moron 2 SO lOO a Sword FWl I SO Ginger Drive Oulnlalo (Ml $25 40 Perfecto (0 4) $55 20 1380 440 400 320 140 380 400 5 20 4 20 460 460 I Closing Out, 2 Montague Decision, Nebr Poeka.

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FUwMat TC Bold Jill. 7B Fred 8 Lots of Tolk. Pole vault Bob Sooaren SC itrloara. TZ'Z Vi NiNin KAkE Monterey ram. coin ie is i.

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