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I 6S THE DES MOINES REGISTER Friday, March 29, 1991 PRAIRIE MEADOWS HORSE RACING SPORTS ROUNDUP DOG RACING IN THE BLEACHERS By Steve Moore BASKETBALL Ak-Sar-Ben miRE mwm selectiohs Beit Bet In BOLD IfltT TraStii Mera 9aVcaM MM). horsemen rap schedule Handicap LHSotlnr Met Utt Hoisa'l IM Ml Oeaawttr Itnttw ListrKes HI 311 3-11 11 HI Season 55 156 353) 44-158 (7D2) 38 156 Z44) 5t-lS6 (.359) 1 Our Trn Cheer Our Tr Cheer Hornfly ShininSe Our Trn Cheer Hornfly Chemberti Iron Blitz Cless Session Hornfly Shining See Shining See Chermberte Our Trn Cheer Shining Sea 2Grana Minero Return To 02 Coded Grand Minero Grand Minero Takeittolimit Houdini Sewtt Ms Shamgo Sng Takeittolimit Coded Daddy Boy Bil Coded Houdini Secret Daddy Boy Bit Return To 02 3Tyiown Number's Game Beverly Z. Tyamn Tyzown Number's Game Apreciada Raisas Troupe Number's Game Number's Game Beverly 2. Raisas Troupe Number's Game Perky Slew Beverly Z. 4 Rainbank Complete Acord Rainbank Flying Natali Rainbank Fatease Bea sLuck Bea'sLuck Bringasmile Flying Natali Flying Natali Suit Up Fatease Fatease Complete Acord 5 Cash Merit Cash Merit Count Shus Cash Merit Cash Merit Honeybee Klo Count Shus Cash Merit Honeybee Klo Count Shus Count Shus Moon Ahead Honeybee Klo Nighty Speedy Honeybee Klo 6 Bound Honor The Prize Gld Bound Honor Brycearoni Bound Honor Joes Rhapsody Joes Rhapsody Ready To Roll Bound Honor The Prize Gld The Prize Gld Stats Joes Rhapsody Joes Rhapsody Joes Rhapsody 7 Ms Salsa Bugs Free Easy Bar Ms Salsa Bugs Six Easy Ms Salsa Bugs Six Easy Billys Genes Six Easy Free Easy Bar Six Easy Free Easy Bar Duer Becky Free Easy Bar Ms Salsa Bugs Free Easy Bar SSatusFire Jims Pistol SatusFIre Provn Request SatusFIre Santon's March Satus Fire Santon's March Jims Pistol Jims Pistol Count Dancer Count Dancer Spanish lover Satus Fire Provn Request 9LuckyValentn Hugh Irish Gl Gay Aire Lucky Valentn Lucky Valentn Can You Can I Gay Aire Minn Joy Can You Can I Gay Aire Gay Aire Minn Joy Can You Can I Gay Aire Hugh Irish Gl 4AMi Enlighten Just Evie Ms Englig hten Ms Enlighten Ms Enlighten III Sharp Reja Amys Rose Sharp Reja Hurry Roche Just Evie I ll Hurry Roche Hurry Roche Hurry Rocke Just Evie Hurry Roche nPicca Judge Cold Rolled Picca Judge Piece Judge Plcca Judge Cold Rolled MattewKile Cold Rolled Cold Rolled Cold Rolled Go Runner Go Runner Sr Sassy Girl Go Runner Go Runner "Whooo-eeeee! I told you to keep your thumb on the spool, Dewey.

You ve got yourself a dandy little rats nest now." Ed GlicK ni The Register's chief rwndicapptr lor Prairkt Meadows. He provides column at grided entries lor each day 's races. Hit choices also appear in the deity consensus chart under the name of Longshot Larry. Others on th consensus chart are Tony and PriscWa Gmu, whose choices appear under Hot Shots; Helen Nahes, writing undar Helen's Hot Picks; and a let of computer-generated selections. GRAND ISLAND, NEB.

(AP) -Two horsemen complained to the Nebraska Racing Commission on Thursday that Ak-Sar-Ben race track in Omaha is not scheduling enough races for what one of them called "cheap horses." jr Trainer Larry Staroscik, representing the Horsemen's Benevolent ui Association, said his nization "would like to know why, or blo see if there are a few more races to lrib written for the cheap horses that probably will be on the grounds." Staroscik said only three races been scheduled for 12,500 claim-" ing horses during the first two weeks 1 "''of the season. Don Drew, the executive director of the track, said the condition book jj'that spells out eligibility require- merits reflects the types of races that the track would like to run. He acknowledged that Ak-Sar-Ben is seeking better horses and the condition book is a recruiting tool. "We are committed to the best horses on that race track," Drew said. "After that, you write races for the horses that are on the grounds." Owner-breeder Paul Kemling said rr Ak-Sar-Ben should concentrate on Kmaking sure it presents full fields of 3 eight or more horses to bettors.

"The general public has been criticizing racing down there for years because of the short fields," Kemling said. "rj Drew said the public has criticized 1 'the quality of racing, not short fields. we.re tryjng t0 is 0ffer quality and quantity," Drew said. He said full fields in a program full of races for lower claiming-priced horses "will put Ak-Sar-Ben and Ne- braska racing in general out of busl-'Jness faster than anything else I know." im THURSDAY'S RESULTS to 1 (B 1991 New; America Publications Inc. "i FIRST $1,200.

3-year-olds and up, claiming $2,500. quarter horses, 440 yards. $2,000, 3-yeer-oktt md up, artoeance, torses, 350 yards. TODAY'S 6 P.M. By ED CLICK FIRST $2,200, 4-year claiming $2,500.

6 furlongs. LINE okfe and up. (lilies and mares, Ff Heree leakayTraaaar NI. Lattl lets IMsSatoalass: lamtiCttt 120 2-2-2 21 iSotny OrmOwiMi 120 1 15 5-2 IFn and Easy tar: SctuwteCKwiter 123 1 1 7 3-1 ZWrStierpDancei: HoMtNuli 120 J-l 41 OrmHash 123 11-6 9-2 lOFeitairjarkuttitSeindiriGoiiemi 120 26-1 (-1 SdwidkrCertii 123 8-5-1 11 MeitWli 120 4-7-4 10-1 HtrtwCMmaa 120 14-3 10-1 Wtnto.lh 120 013 12-1 Ff Han lkrTraaar 3 Ow Trn to Cheer: Wiihlira 1 Hornfly: WhetstOMTiBottts 4 Slwni Sea: GotfeVGaeee (Clmoeita: WinttrtMcStim 2 lrn Bhtz; SeaMMWatMy 5ClauSssmi: MQnuieit Ommieti Oar Tor I Ofcear wi eat leoM an the lead at It had HtnHly tt ml contend ir it inly. SSWaf SM i ut On opening pace and mm tire into tM.

Ml tahuj aafi mt med a stroni Me clurta. Hi sated are) couhj bent to victory. Free aad leer contend at trie wire. 3-year-olds and tip, claiming $2,500, 1 SEC0H0 $1,800, 3-year-oMs $5,000. 1 mil.

Wt. lattl teat 118 1 25 2-1 110 116 9-10-7 157 M5 NA 3-1 7-2 5- 1 6- 1 115 110 HI 7-1-4 101 and up, maiden, claiming ff Hera 5 Sates Fine SSMtoniMVdi: 4 Count Deocer: 1 1 From fteaent: 9 A Royal IrSnrOaeeito: 2kmliitollow: IGMralere: 1 rebedete: lOVmnnlran: TSpamkloeer: Wl. Lett! Oeia 123 10-71 13-1 123 10M 41 118H 6M 5-1 113 (-54 (-1 123 (-9-10 8-1 113 0-10-5 10-1 113 78 12 121 111 (4-7 15-1 tin early tpHd to budd -it pat on Umlaut burst in (I'm IMnOtm: (lamnHmiM: 3 Over cty Oe: Sicilian (May: lYtrtsleby: eeaeeah tear mm early ear top term to furlongs. Wl. Lattl Odds 123 147 21 123 12-1 5-2 123 14-7 3-1 HI 6-1-7 4-1 111 69-1 51 113 5-21 (-1 111 7-34 81 111 43-12 10-1 123 1042 12-1 HI 5710 15-1 HI 79-7 20-1 fekeiTraMr (rtOmamiit learettC.lehiitM SchndktCiirtii CimNA SaundviMntney SfWtoMIMMney StenelNA kBmyfuwfher eTi0C.tB FkjraNorntby TraderH lehwa Ft Hers I Grami Minero: 4 Takeittottiekmit: (OnMyOoyOill: lHoadmiiSacrel: 7 From An Aeon; 3 Coded: Sets ScWeniDemitt Oeaawrta Grinti Minero througn the lull TakaHlatkatlaiH citcti the leader laaey Ui IW can wart tor in ooening.

THIRD Simulcast From $55,000, 3-year-olds and up, lsl-Tynm. 2rHlwnbor'i Game, Fit tees I NO 5.00 21 60 3-1H 4.60 1.30 44 r4 1600 7- 1050 III t.tl im in FOUHTH Simulcast From and up, firlies and mares, IsMtainoank, 2nd fitnu, 3nt-nying HekeyTrakw CHSmitllBulclHf WiiitenEloH WtnlsloinUownnin WaHinetonCaralv GarmOTWKkiaw SeUMOdT.Sdtmod TraderScMm hat mi Santa Mian. stay mtri the pace ot this rati Anita, Boo La Boo Stokes, Calif, brad, 6H furlongs. 3rd-Beverly 4thFona'i Troupe. Otawaaati Sekii Ftrt drops in dan after I victory, aeaeee'i Man (sod early ipeed should put ran la potitm to get part ol th purse.

Oaeet Daaeer wal have k) stm ipted dowa Ike stretch to kit theeoard. HIHTH $2,300, 3-year-olds and up, lillies and mares, claiming $5,000, 5 turtonga. th Horse-Joekejrt Ft lei 26 OiKlEmChert DScliritr 5 Sir. 62 4H0 5-HO 3-MO 2 MO 1 HO 7- HrMlromiHt-Umtt 2 If until t-0 Her 4 I Ttucklorcnli-S Schindltr 7 f.l I laity UlMtelBlriiei: Santa Anita, $14,000, 3-year-olds claiming $12,500, 1 mil. Matate, 4tKorrMe Accord.

If Hers JeekevTraUw Wl. leal I Oeia 7 Lectiy Valtetier ShMlr HI 34-3 2-1 ICmYouCml: FlornTioMts 114 9-109 5-2 4 Gey era: WietstonH MntM 11314 4-1-2 3-1 5btoineioteioy: awrdeheeiler HI 447 4-1 tHuth'slrahGirt: NirtiolEvani 123 1-1-2 9-2 2harskiiiM: WrlmetoKWm 111 741 0-1 1 Pretty Blue loiiesHimhi 118 45-5 II 3 Unto Hum: Schmlltirmin HI 3-6-5 101 "8CH688 I CHICK EMWtRT. 1M8 MARBLE T66LE, 4ixoDVEirrinm I Qweeta-ttJO U2.181); tuctt-jl? (JUKI; Time 22.33. i.r SE0ONO J1.800, 3-year-olds and up, fillies 14 J'claiminf. 500, SVi furlongs.

ttmntt-Leaky yakHrHa at the riihl antinci for Its first run of 1991. 0e tea la I will go wdh the leader out of tat pte and could pal upnt. lay Aire talei a dan drop to test ttesliekf. TCHTH $3,000. 3-year-oldi and up, fillies and mares, Iowa brad, claiming $5,000, 6 turtongj.

AT COUNCIL BLUFFS WEDNESDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS FWST-aia, t. jo.jj Comanche Prize 11.00 5.00 Suberbec -20 Sk's Master Chef 3.60 $22.00: 6 58 20; 1 1sle Of Beauty 5.80 4.40 3 20 SSinead 5 Judy Wlna Q-324 60; T-221iO. Guises cia a. saet 8 Diamond Hershey 4.60 J.60 i 1 ju reuswie x-is 7PolntStecy 0 614 60; B627.60: 868.00. 11.11 FOURTH a ie a Rlpotn Roerin Taimanln Curl 1 i'.

eu.e.iL 9A TOD 300 6.40 1.40 "slxTH-68, O. 4S.1i 7 AH Fersonetl 21.00 8.00 16 09 4 Jerbek) Sunset VM 11.20 3 Lonely On Too '10 $3,939 TO, SEVBNTH-516, A.30J1 JKB'i Savese Rose 1 1.40 6.80 i Daro Outlaw 00 $26 00; T-4434JJ0. EIGHTH-6I6C WJJ, 1 Cren Bent new 2.60 6 Kiowa Harms 80; 0 (1-2-l-e8). 8111.20 (1-6-ell). ninth at, 1, av.ee 4lmplih 23.20 11.20 a uujtvlon Bleua 7.40 3 KB Beltbuater .4.1 126.40; TENTHS16 30.43 SSummHul.

14.00 7.20 f.00 4 0utlewDon 5.20 8 FM.C's Derothv 4.20 8282.00; Trl-Super 8200.20 (3 exchenges). KLUVBreiei ia, vi 1 Smerty 8.40 5.20 3.40 6.40 8 GG SrlncUe Matt IM 2 Cretan Speclel 4.00 0 SI 6 21.20 $1 8 102.60 $17 00; Trl-Super-fio wlntiera; carryover $6,518. TWELFTW-S16, 18J0 6 New View 8 80 6.20 3 40 7 Stranger Creek 11.40 7.00 4 Diamond Llndy 4.00 "THWtVf iNTH-H, 0. 39JJ6 4 Jerbelo Pole 43.40 16.20 11.40 ll.eu 18 1,242.40 2 Moon Flower uw 3 Poco Duke rjtiiin. tuiio 414 (1 winner).

A 1,021 Mutuel henote AUTO RACING INDIANAPOLIS SOS AT INDIANAPOLIS EntrlM List fThrouoh hurldav) l-t Scott Braylon, 33, Coldwater, two 1991 Lole-Chevroleli, entered bv Dick Simon Racing, Cler- monr, ino. 1-4: R-Hlfo Metsushlta. 29, Japan, 1991 Loia-Bulck and 1990 Lota- Cmworlh. hv Dick Simon Racine. S.4.7: John Andraltl.

28. Indianap olis, two 1991 Lole-Chevrolets and 1996 Lola-Chevrolet, by Hell-VDS Kecing, nnioieno, 1 exes. S-f, W-Merlo Andraltl, 51, Nazareth. two 1991 Lolf -Chevrolets, bv Newman-Haas Racing, Lincolnshire, III. 10-jl: Michael Andretti, 28, Neia-reth.

Pa two 1991 Lole-Chevrolels, by Newman-Heat. 12: No driver listed, 1991 Lett-Chevrolet, by Newmen-Heas. 13-14: Stan Fox, 31, Janeiville, 1991 Lola-Buick end 1990 Lole-Cosworth, by Hemelgarn-Bvrd Racing, Indianapolis. 15-14: W-RIck Meers, 39, Bakers-Held, two 1991 Penske-Chevro-lets, by Penske Racing, Reading, Pt. 17-16: W-Emerson FlltlpaldT, 44, Brazil, two 1991 Penske-Chevrotets, by Penske Racing.

19-20: No driven listed, two Penske-Chevroleta, by Penske Racing. Hi Jim Crewford, 43, Scotland, 1991 Loia-Bulck, by King Motor-sports, Dallas. Texas. 22: No driver listed, 1991 Loia-Bulck, bv King Motorsports. 23-2S: Foyt.

56, Houston. Texas, two 1991 Lole-Chevrolels end 1990 Lole-Chevrolet, bv A.J. Fovl Enterprises, Houston. 26-27: Bernard Jourdaki. 40, Mexico.

1990 Lpla-Bulck and 1988 Loia-Bulck, by Fovt. a-p: K-jerr nqretn, it, naza reth Iwo 1991 Lole-Cosworths, bv Bruce Leven. Redmond. Wash. 30: No driver listed.

1990 Lola-Cosworth, by Paragon Motorsports, Clermont, Ind. 11-32: Scott Pruett, 31, Dublin, Iwo 1991 Truesporta-Judde, by uresports Hilllerd, Ohio. 33-34: Geoff Brabham, 39, Aus-tralla, 1991 Truesports-Judd end 1989 Lola-Judd, by Truesporti. IS: Gary Bettenhausen. 49, Mon-rovle! 1991 Loia-Bulck, by Menard.

Eau Claire. Wis. 14: Kevin Cosan, 34, Pialos Verdes Estates. 1991 Loia-Bulck, bv Menard. 37: No driver listed, 1989 Lolf Bulck, by Menard.

36-19: W-Danny Sullivan, 41, Louisville, Kyu two 1991 Lole-AHe Ro-meos, by Patrick Racing, Indianapolis. 44-41: No drivers listed, two 1991 Lola-Alfa Romeos, by Patrick. 42-43: Tony Beltenheusen. 40, Indianapolis, two 1990 Penske-Chevro-111, bv Bettenhausen Motorsports, Indianapolis. 44: R-Guldo Dacco.

38, Italy, 1990 Lola-Cosworth, by Genoa Racing, San Francisco. 45: R-Vlnlclo Salmi, 35, Italy, 1990 Lola-Cosworth, by Genoa Racing. POINT STANDINGS WINSTON CUP uate carnnaroi. ..482 KICky KUdd. narry 6.

Dal Jarralt 9. Ken Schrader. 10. Sterling Merlin TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE Clevelend-Opljoned fraln Vaiclez. pllcheir, 10 Colorado Springs 'Co, t-ve.

Sent Luis Lopez, kifleider, to IheTr minor league complex for reesslgnmenl. SeafUe-Qptioned Dave Burbe, pitcher, 10 Caloary ol the Pacific Coast Leegue. lent Oav Fleming, Pitcher, Rich Amarol, Irrti elder, and Chuck Jackson, Inflelder-outflelder, lo their minor leegue cemp for reassignment NATIONAL LEAGUE ASenta-Placed Oddib McDowell, outfielder, on welvers for the purpose of giving him his uncanditfentl release. Clnclnnttl-Sent Billy Betes, In-fielder; Keh Brown end Mill Hill, pilcheri; Dave Llddell, catcher Terry Lee, first baseman; and Leo Garcia, outfielder; to their minor leegue cemp for reassignment. Anteies fieced Fernando Valenzuele, pitcher, on waivers for the purpose of giving film his unconditional releese.

Montreal-Placed Brian Barnes, pitcher, on the 15-dey disabled list. Pinsburgfi-Assigned Ty Galney and Jeff Schulz, outfielders, lo Buffalo of Ihe American Association. BASKETBALL I NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION DBiKrvr. HsKwpntoi tftmn Torwaro. Phlladelphle forwerd, without pay end fined spilling al a fen end tntivlwa luaiuu aIm.

rvr win a him ia7 jiiiutij 4J aj Tejjin uting abusivt tanauagt durlfio game during a game on Mercti 26. BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Cetvmous-Clelmed Jeff Fryer, guard, off welvers from Albany. Oklahoma Cltv-Flred Charley Rosen, epoch. WORLD BASKETBALL LEAGUE Brte-Named Jim HemSion assistant coach. JMeinpnli-Named Ron Ekktr FOOTBALL NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Drrver-Agreed 10 terms with Cherles Dlmry, cornerbeck.on two-veer contrect.

Signed Crewford Ker, guard. Trw Kvi' Ttffy HOCKEY NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE LMeue-Suseendad Los Angeles Kings coech Tom Webster (or lour Ino In a game eoeinst Ihe Ciar. Flemes on Merch 24. Suspended uoug ummour end Tim Hunter ofCel- Joel Otto ofCaleery $5 OLYMPICS man deputy txaculivt of ivwi tiiiia. COLLEGE Michigan Stete-Nemed Ed Zaunbrecher ojuarterbecks coech end 1 KH Waddell defensive line orjaVh Nertheesterii-Announcedlne rwGnetkj, 1 McK.rKU''-: Aim 423 Atan kuiwicki 414 Ernie 112 Kyle Petty 3yj Darren Waltr a to Ian ra zzzzzziy.

MEN NCAA TOURNAMENT CONFERENCE RECORDS (Number of leema in perenrhnei) Bit weal 4 i SieEigni (3) Atlantic Coesf (() t1 eg ban Atlantic 10 (3) Big Ten (5) Weilern Athletic i3 Lotoniai (I) Midwettern Collegiate wiiiouri veney a Pac-10 (4) metro ri lulneailern (5) is Skv (II is Soulh (1) ail Coaif (1) inoeoenaenrs in ivy ui Metro Atlantic (f) Norm Atlantic (1) Norrneaii HI OMo Valley (1) Soulhern O) Southland (t) sun eeit Tram Amerlce (1) WestCoeit (I) American South (2) Mid-Conllnem (2) 1 1.000 3.000 2.000 SCORINO LEADERS Pit, Avg. 24 3 215 Dehere, Se'on HeH 4 Johnion, 4 Macon, 4 pay, 4 Laellner, Duke 4 Sealy, SI. Jonn'i 4 Kllgore. Temple 4 00 8 19. 17 Davis, 4 Miner, Cranl, Utah 4 70 17 3 227 REBOUNDING LEADERS Johnion.

UNLV Carter, Ohio Houiton, Okie. Lynch, N. Cheatum. Grant, Utah Miller, Arkania Sealy, St. John Wallace, Jamlaon, ASSIST LEADERS No.

Avg. Anthony, UNLV Buchenan, SI. Rice, N. Carolina. Hurley, Duke Wallet, Alabama Bowert, Arkamai Corchlanl, N.C.

Meyberry, Sprollna, St. John'i. 4.3 COLLEGE BASEBALL IOWA COLLEGE lowe Slate 17, Grend View 14 IOWA COLLEGE LINE SCORES AT DES MOINES lewe State 151 130 11217 11 I Grand View 101 111 111-14 10 11 Kaufman, joeisoaaro ill, maurer in- Kueii III, nicnot lar, oranoun and Gonzelei. Mahoney (5); iTi ejiiej uuii(Bii, tttM a rt aiTliej), Wl yt rVTCMlll l'e Aoan lit. Gloffredl (71.

Kalel (0) and Keenan nr. GToffredf. Kaufman (1-0). SleHea (1-3). HR-GV: Agneia.

WEDNESDAY EAST Duke 14, Brown 3 SOUTH Central Florida 24, Cleveland Stale 2 Clemion 12. Citadel 3 Eait Carolina 9, Maryland 4 lorlda 1A. Gaorola Soulhern 1 Jacksonville 5, North Carolina-Charlotte 4 Kent Stele 5, Nlchotlt State 3 Louisiana State 14, Jackson Slate 4 Vanderblll Samford 2 Wake Forest 207c.W. Post I MIDWEST Florida Internalional 2, Eastern Illinois 1 Missouri Southern 10, Wayne (Neb.) 2 Southwest Missouri Stele Mississippi 4 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 14, Lamar 2 Texas-Pan American 17-3, Waitern Baptist 1-0 Washington Stele 9, Hawall-Hllo I COLLEGE SOFTBALL KWA COLLEGE Drake 1-2, Northwest Missouri Stale 0-1 Western Illinois 6-4, Iowa 4-0 IOWA COLLEGE LINESCORES AT DES MOINES NW Missouri St OOO 000 0-0 I Dreke 001 OOO -l 7 0 Marquardt and Eunice; Bowden end Mulllnk. Bowden (4-4).

MarquarrdL At DES MOINES BW Missouri St. 010 000 0-1 7 1 rake 000 010 1-2 9 0 Balnkenau Hahn (5), Hanna (7) and Eunice; Butler, Bowden (7) and Mikuska. Bowden (5-4). Hehn. AT MACOMB, ILL.

lewe 102 100 0-4 11 1 W. Wlrwll 200 004 x-i 7 2 McFarlend. Jackson (4) and Pohl: lesser! and Prescotl. Dessert 6-3). McFarland Iowa 000 600 0-6 7 2 w.

nmeis ioo 120 o-4 Jackson and Pohl; Wilson, Hasten (4) and Prescott. Jackson (9-1). L-Wllion (2-3). DIVISION III TOP 20 Record P's Pvs 1 Trenton SI 9 Cenfral 11 E. Conn.

SI. 4 Mount union 3 r. Minikin (ni Cal. S. Dleao 7.

Muskingum 4 a. will, rtrson tr SI 3-0 Aurora I 0 Rrriawlr I' KlMirJii" 1-4 11. 4-2 Muhlenberg 2-4 15. Glassboro SI. 5-4 II.

Hope 6-1. SEMass 1-2 20. St. Thomas 4-1 MSL EASTERN DIVISION Pel. GB x-Cleveland 27 2 .563 x-Kansas city, ii I) Baltimore 28 .417 Wichita 19 29 .396 WESTERN DIVISION X-San Diego.

31 16 .660 x-St. Louis 28 .596 x-Tacoma 23 24 .489 Dallas 17 30 .342 x-cllnched playoff berth WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Kansas City 5, Bailimore 4 St. Louis 7. Cleveland 6 (OT) THURSDAY'S GAMES Tacome at San Diego Wichita el Delias SWIMMING NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS AT AUSTIN, TEXAS lewe State Man's Return One-meter diving 2S. Brad Wroblewskl, 400.

lO; 200 treeslyi? w.r"'0"' 'John Wood CBA PLAYOFFS BEST-OP-FIVE FIRST ROUND NATIONAL CONFERENCE EASTERN DIVISION Wednesday's Game Grand Rapids 119, Albany 102 (series Thunder's Game Albany at Grend Rapids BEST-OF-SEVEN CONFERENCE FINALS EASTERN CONFERENCE leoavi ame City ar urr imaha Saturday's rurday'i Game Quad City at Omaha Wednesday. April 1 735 Omaha Quad City Friday, Apr 5 7 JS Omaha at Quad CIN iahjrdav. Aorl 4 7:35 Omaha et Quad City (It neces- Mendey, Aorl I 745 Quad City et Omaha (If neces-sery) Tuesdev, Aorl 745 Quad City el Omaha (H neces' NATIONAL CONFERENCE inx and Dim TBA WlcWIe Fails vs. Albany-Grand Rap- Ids winner IP? I 2 .750 4 .733 4 2 M7 4 1 171 Mil 4.42, 1 1 000 5 ooo 0 .000 i i ana 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 0 1 000 0 1 .000 5 1 too 2l 1 35 21 t- in li 34 2-1 45 FIFTH $1,000, 3-year-olds and up, maiden special, weights, quarter horses, 330 yards. Ff Hera leekeyTrekm Wl.

Lilt I Odds ICnhUmt: WmlttiNuh 124 242 2-1 UHnwybMKMO: OamesHiclalld 121 7-3-5 3-1 8 Count the IfcrfeHWofcott 124 40-0 4-1 Majtity Spedydair SchmiterCleniir 124 3-3-9 S-l 1 Moon Ahead: MaWinailoM.lohniM 124 5-34 61 (Misty Go Copper: SchndlerC Wmson 121 5-6-5 II SFastLn: C.H SmrthStocWalt 171 104-0 10-1 10 Mr Eak Clause WhffltomMcShmi 124 114-10 12-1 llkislet Smish: tttltl8unt. 124 174 15-1 3Slii CKSmittiltfi 121 7-11-0 20-1 2 Go Tar Top Go: OraiMMr 121 740 20-1 SShMHDora: SaundeisCoati 121 7-04 201. Oareraeeti Oaak Meft) ihoukl blow thee field away with i good start. Heaeirbee Kale eiH with the laadMS at the Mart an) hoM tor puce. Oeeet Tie Mm will show HuX at the md tor third.

Herse-loekejrt 111 Oi Itstan Antw-V Wwtiol: 2 2 Horl Wlurl-T Lttatt I 5 "lord's lady Sdtwwd: 3 4 JH MalehlwCowU MGokl: 4 i Use's GirlTSianoers: 7 I "0jOrtiBiu-tGimieii: 5 3 umi twin I HEART II ILOflD'l ALADY Ff Here JeekeyTraaaer 3 Ml Engiighten: SaunotrtOader ISherpAiia: OoaaJMarta 4HurryUpttochr (trdMler 7 lint Em WirtielEvm 5 Dmnond Fever SchtrielerSader lAnyiAoia: hWdaMOoM.JahrisM (MnsDncoDtty: WmtenMcShane 2 Anton's Rekc. FterHKlHi Wt. Last! Oddt Ill 10-1-1 85 113 118 111 111 113 111 7-114 0-2-7 5410 444 44-10 494 74-12 113 and mares, Fie Oeei 12 .70 2-5 3.50 3- 1H 3.10 4- 13 16.40 Vk 26.20 6- 1190 1.40 120 I.N t.N 2.20 4.M 20.28 t4 7.11 SIXTH J2, 100, 3-year-okh furlongs .1.21 .4 OH, DmNe-fU Qwnel-7 (12.708); Eucta-, 20 48.2, 1:07. THIRD Simulcast From Santa Anita, The Zany Tactics, ''Calif, bred, $55.000, 3 year olds. 64 lurking Omenoti Mi.

laatglnwa coraes oft of layoff twt itM kjots to be plKM win io ttat iki. (ken) Dea cm me mrly speed to its advantage from the Imide. Harry Up flee chau the leaden 10 r-soif fciorciaiMi 3-year-olds and up, maidan special claiming $2,500, 5H furlongs. '08LEW THI SUMiM- Tntacra 530 40 OjiiirtH-194 60 (J2.365); fimes- Ff Her to nkyTrler 7 Bound To Honor: Whttstonektlley 1 Am la's Fmapsdy: SaandersGeie 44, 1:09.3. 1:16.

FOURTH Simulcast From Santa Anita, $12,000, claiming $10.000, 4 year-olds and up, 1 116 miles. NBA WEDNESDAY'S LATE GAMES LANOwV1 Scott 2-10 2-1 DALLAS, TEXAS OR 0 2-4 6. Turner 4-9 2-4 10, Kite 3-Anderton 7 1-4 7. Sklles 6-11 4-6 18. 7-13 0-6 14, Acres 2-3 O-O li 4-7 12-14 20.

Smith 5-10 4, Reynolds i-S 13, Wllev 2-2 1-2 5, Anslev 0-2 0-0 O. TOUIS 3S-4 2-4J. McCrayi2-6 3-4 7. Williams 9-13 0-2 18. Donaldson 2-6 2-2 6.

Herpar 6-16 d-J 12, Blackman 7-1 5-7 20, While 2-8 1-15, Shasky 0-1 0-0 6, English 1-2 1-2 3, Upshaw 2-4 0-0 4, Davis s-l o-e io. i oiats -n if-m Ortande .22 22 27 20 14 20- 97 15 Dales Thraa-ooint aoall Blackman. Rebounds Orlendo 60 (Kile 16), Dallas 49 (Donaldson 10). Assists Orlando 17 (Skiles 8), Dallas 20 Blackman 6). Fouls Orlando 23, Pallas 10.

Technicals Orlando coach Guokaj, White, Upshaw. A 16,473. UTAH I ANELES' CAL' K.Malone 16-24 9-10 41. Bailey 615 4-5 14, Eaton 2-3 1-1 5, Stockton 7-17 1-4 17. J.Malona 2-8 0-0 4.

GrH- flth 1-5 0 Kuag o-i u-o -4 3, M.Brown 0-1 O-O T.Brown 0-1 3 Total! 34-75 A. CLIPPBd Mannlna 4 20-24. 1 2-V 10, Sm ce7 5-8 11 Smith 10-15 1st B.T...1.. 2J-2 "l-VS "darlind -12- -2 T5 Merner Garrlck 1-2 0-2 2. Norman 2-8 0-0 4, Martin 1-2 0-0 2.

Totals 40-75 13-22. Utah 24 22 22 21-89 LA. Clippers 22 19 21 Jhree-polnl goals Griffith, Harp-, Rebounds Utah 47 (K.Malone yi, los Angeies i ismirn, roivntce Assists Utah 21 (Stockton 10), Angeles 26 (Garland 9). Fouls tah 19, Los Angeles 20. Technical K.Malone.

A 11 T)l At TACOMA, WASH. PORTLAND (112) Kersey 8-19 6-10 24, Williams 1-5 2-4 uuckworrn a-12 a-a is, urex-ler 7-15 12-14 26, Porter 5-13 11-11 23, Robinson 0-4 4-a Ainge a-y o-9. Davis 5-1 0-0 0, Cooper 0-2 0-0 T0talSJ3-Q 43-51. SEATTLE (107) Johnson 7-19 2-2 16, Kemp 3-12 4- 4 10. Beniamln 4-10 7-8 15, Peyton 5- 11 1-4 12.

Threoll 6-11 0-0 12, McKay 2-4 4-5 8, Pierce 9-23 6-7 24, McMillan 1-5 0-0 2, Cage 3-5 2-4 8, Barros 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 40-100 27-34. Portland 25 17 34 16-112 Seattle 34 23-107 Three-point goals Porter 2, A Inge. Fouled out Kemp, McMillan. Rebounds Portland 60 (Kersey 11), Seattle 42 (Kemp 10).

Assists Portland 17 (Porter 7), Seattle 15 (Peyton 6J. Fouls Portland 24, Seettle 34. Technicals Portland Illegal defense, Draxier. A 18,167. THURSDAY'S GAMES AT CHARLOTTE, N.C.

PHILADELPHIA (90) Anderson 6-13 2-2 14, Gilliam 8-18 i-4 19, Mahorn 5-11 5-4 13, Green 3-6 -4 10. Hawkins 10-16 5-6 26, Turner -5 0-6 2, Bol 1-2 0-0 2, Oliver 1-4 0-0 I Williams 0-2 0-0 0, Payne 1-3 0-0 2. Totals 36-12 16-20. CHARLOTTE (94) Newman 0-0 16, Gmin 5-14 4-6 16, 5-11 2-2 12, I Newman e-u a-a ia, reoto a-14 cminski 4-7 0-0 tnopman Gill 6-11 0-0 13, Gannon Booues 2-2 2-4 6. Lack- ir 0-3 0-0 0.

Currv 1-10 1-1 5. Kavs 1-2 0-4 2 Totals 38-87 17-19. PhlaoXohla 32 24 18 16-90 Charlotte 22 30 24 16-94 Three-point goals Green, Hawk-Ins, Gill. Rebounds Philooelphla 48 (Mahorn 13), Charlotte 53 (Gattison ll). Assists Philadelphia 23 (Green 10).

Charlotte 16 (Gill 5). Fouli Phil adelphia 18, Charlotte 15. Technicals fnitaoeipnia megai oeronse, nnenorn, Newman. A 23,901, AT CLcvc LAND, OHIO WASHINGTON (95) Grant 7-13 6-8 20. Hammonds 2-6 6-6 10, Ellison 6-14 1-2 13, Workman if mil io ej 6V, nai unui 4-ti 2-3 to.

walker 1-7 a-a j.s wn-llams 10-15 4-4 26, Eackles 4-10 0-0 Foster 1-3 0-0 2, English 0-0 0-0 0. TOtalS 3S-V 23-2. CLEVI ELAN AND (102) Nance 2-6 3-3 7, Bennett 1-6 3-5 Daugherly 4-12 8-io 16, Ehlo 3-8 2 '2 8. Valentine 4-7 2-2 10, J.Wllllams 8-14 2-3 18, James 0-3 2-1 2. Kerr 4-10 5-0 10.

Ferry 4-11 0-0 8. Brown 9-13 0-2 18 Totals 39-90 22-29. Jlashlneten 25 24 19 27- 95 lev eland 17 31 25 27-102 Three-point goals J.S. Williams Kerr 2. Rebounds Washington 45 Grant, Ellison 12), Cleveland 61 Daugherly, J.WIIllama 10).

Assists Washington 22 (Workman 7). Cleveland 31 (Ehlo, Ferry 6). Fouls Washington 25, Cleveland 19. A 13,812. AY EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.

CHICAGO (126) Plooan 7-16 0-1 14. Grant 5-11 3-4 Cartwrlght 4-6 4-6 12, Paxson 3-6 -0 6, Jordan 16-26 iu-ii 42, King j-g i-0 10, Perdue 3-6 0-0 6, Armstrong loes 3-6 0 0 8, 1-0 8. Ion 1-2 0-0 2, Hooson 1-3 3-5 5, Williams 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 52-99 22-90. NEW JERSEY (94) Morris 9-16 2-6 23, Coleman 7-13 0-2 14, Bowie 3-6 5-5 11, Bleylock 5-14 6-6 16.

Tneui 2-10 6-8 10, Mills 2-7 0-0 4, Haley 0-J 3-4 3, Petrovic 4-7 2-4 10, Buechier 1-2 1-1 3, George 0-1 0-0 0, Gervln 0-2 0-0 0, Lee 0-2 0-0 O.Totals 33-84 25-36. Chicago 29 40 28 31-128 New Jersey 26 30 23 15- 94 Three-point goals Hodges 2, Morris 3. Rebounds Chicago 69 (Plppen 14), New Jersey 49 (Morris, Coleman 8). Assists Chicago 20 (Jordan 4), New Jersey 18 (Blevlock 6). Fouls Chicago 24, New Jersey 22.

Technical Tneus. Flagrant four Heley. A 20,049. AT MIAMI, FLA. BOSTON (88) Bird 3-fl 3-5 9, Gamble 5-14 3-4 13, Perish 7-10 2-3 16, Lewis 5-19 4-6 14, Shaw 3-9 1-2 7, brown 4-14 2-4 14, Kieine 3-6 1-2 7, Plnckney 4-5 0-0 8.

Totals 36-88 16-26. MIAMI (90) Burton 7-14 3-4 17. Long 7-13 2-i Douglas 8-11 ia i.i ia a -6 1, Rice 7-1 4-4 towards 4-7 Davis 1-2 o-o 2, nessier i-j u-u cotes u- o-oo. iotas ja-aa als 38-84 1 3-22. 21 23 25 17-88 22 16 24 26-90 osvon Miami Three-oolnt goal Rice Fouled out Burton.

Rebounds Boston 62 (Parish 14), Miami 55 (Sejkalv 19). ASSIStS' Bos on 71 Bird 7 Miami 27 (Douglas 15). Fouls Boston 23, Miami 18. A 15,006. Golden State at New York Houston at Atlanta Milwaukee at Phoenix Orlendo et Sen Antonio Utah et Sacramento CAREER ASSISTS Player Assists 9.887 Oscar Robertson x-earvln Jonnson x-lsian Thomas Lenny Wllkens x-Maurlce Cheeks Bob Cousv Guy Rodoen Nale ArcHbeld 9,790 Eil 6,917 6,476 6.454 ...6.386 ...6.236 jonn Lucai Norm Nixon Jerry West John Havllcek X-Jchn Stockton Note active; through 26, 1991.

March SCORING LEADERS (Through Thu.) FG FT Pts. Ave. Jordan, Chi 66 812 K.Malone, Utah. 69 708 Berkley, 62 632 Kind UVnth ti 713 447 2096 30 8 VJ 19D1 26 7 457 1764 28.5 1617 Ewlhg, N.Y. 69 722 391 1135 Wllkins, 69 664 410 1814 Mullln, G.S 69 662 438 1801 Adams, Den 54 453 373 1403 Robinson, S.A.- 68 631 Richmond, G.S .5..

64 355 1569 FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE FG Att. Avg. 455 759 .591 Gamble, Williams, juu Parish, Boston 405 300 sarkiey, REBOUNDING LEADERS No. Ave. Robinson, A Rodman, 4 8 lit CI 1 1 .9,7 632 1116 .566 HOCKEY NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE THURSDAY'S GAMES AT BUFFALO, N.Y, LO, N.Y.

:1 tt Quebec Buffalo Game.rvlne eoel Buffalo. Valve 25 (Sutton, Ledvard). 10:45 (pp). Goalies Quebec, Courier, 3-7-2 (35 shots-31 saves); Buftelo, Puppe, 14-11-6 (28-24). A 15,324.

AT PHILADELPHIA, PA. Washlnstori 0 1 2-3 Philjidelphia 0 6 0-0 Game-winning toal Hatcher 24 (Druce, Langway), 13:25. Goalies-Washington: Beaupra, 19-17-3 (21 shols-2T saves); Philadelphia: Peelers (2-2), Wreggett. )0-14-i (1.24 first, 24-22). A if 382.

Edmonton at Calgary Minnesota at Los Angeles N.Y. Islanders al St. Louis Quebec at Buffalo Toronto at Chicago Winnipeg et Vancouver USHL PLAYOFFS BEST-OF-FIVE SEMIFINAL ROUND WEDNESDAY'S GAME Thunder Bay 5, Dubuoue 4 (OT) (Thunder Bay wlna, 3-0) BEST-OF-FIVE FINAL ROUND SATURDAY'S GAME 7:30 Thunder Bay et Omaha 7:30 Thunder Bay at Omaha 7w Omaha at Thunder Bay 7:00 Omehe et Thunder Bay, If nee- at Thunder Bey, If nec-essery COLLEGE NCAA PLAY6FFJ THURSDAY'S SEMIFINALS Northern Michigan 5, Maine 3 Boston University (27-10-2) vs. Clarkson (28-8-2) SATURDAY'S CHAMPIONSHIP Northern Michigan (36-5-4) vs. University (27-10-2)-larkson (28-8-2) winner GOLF PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP AT PONTE VEDRA, FLA.

First-round Leaders (Par 72) Bob Twav 32-33- Bob Eastwood 35-31- Russ Cochran 32-34- Steve Elkington Peier Persons 33-i rvMKe smiin D.A. Wclbrlno 3-32 67 34-3J-47 Blaine McCalTlster jay Lion Blake Paut Azinger Phil Biackmar Chris Perry Billy Andrade Tom Watson Nick price Bobby Wadklns 34-34 Kirk triplet! FunyZoeller 37-31 Joey Slnoelor 34-3468 Bob Lohr 36-3268 Hale Irwin 35-3368 Bene Seuers 68 ave Barr 37-3269 junn Aaams boo bitder Loren Roberts Ken breen Jeff Slumon Corey Pavln Jay Haas David Frost Bob Wolcott Bill Brlllon Rocco Mediate len Baker-Finch sieve Pete Rick Fehr Mark Mcnulty Hubert Green 34-3670 Pan Pohl 35-35-70 Bernhard Lanoar A-li Mark Brooks 76 Chip Beck 34-3670 Billy Mavfalr 70 Atse Dave Ruirameas 38-1775 DINAH SHORE TOURNAMENT AT RANCHO MIRAGE, CALIF. First-round Leaders (Par 72) Amy Aleott 34-331 Ok-Hee Ku Pat Bradley 34-36; Leurl Morten Vaura Baugh Ina Barrett Doltie Mochrle 34-36; Vicki Fergon M- Meg Mellon 35- Dale Eggellng .35 e-VlcklGoe'ie 36 Martha Nause ..37 Maggie Will 35' Petty Sheehan ......35 Shirley Furlong 35 Llselotle Neumann 37 Jane Geddes Judy Dickinson ......35 Clndv Rarick 36- Mlssie Berteottl 35-377; Donna White 36-367; Jill Brlles-Hlnton Barb Mucha 35-39 72 Kate Rooerson 36-3672 Sandra Palmer 38-3 72 Caroline Keggi 37-. Selsv King Jul) Inkster 36-: Laura pavles 34-: Sherrl Turner Elaine Crosby 36-: Janet Anderson 37- Heather Drew Val Skinner 37-: Alice Kitzmen Sherrl Steinhauer 35-37 Avako Okamoto 35-37; Lynn Connelly 38-35 7i Tammie Green Alice Miller Joan Pllcock Sue Ertl a-Pat Hurst Margaret Ward Krlsfl Albers 37 Rosle Jones .35 Kathy ouadagnino Martha Foyer Cindy Mackey Robin Walton Cathy Gerrine Barb Bunkowsky Lorl Garbaci Amy Bent GATEWAY OPEN AT FORT MYERS, FLA. rirji-rwno Leeoers inr j-ja 72) Per 36-3672) 34-33-67 ivan amtin Eaks Gary Mccord Robert Friend 35- Bill Belk 31-57- reg powers Webb Heinlielmen nnarco uawson xorr 1 1 ryoe Rick Pearson Jerry Foliz Joey Rassett Jerry Andorion 34- pon Reeie 34-i Tsooert witMn Tom Cleaver David jackum Eric Hoos Mm roung Jim netroro 8ienGrenl ary Rusnak Joe Durant Lance Ten Broeck 34-; Steve Herl 34-; Kuri deck Clark Burroughs FLORENCE OPEN AT FLORENCE, ITALY First-round Leaders (Per 72) Andre Bossert, Swltztrlend David Gilford, Britain Vilhelm Forsbrand, Sweden Glvn Krause, Britain Paul Curry.

Britain Russell Clavdon, Britain Peter Lonerd, Australia Paul Broadhurst, Britain ilm Rutledge, Canada arrv Lane. Britain 35-34 68 68 li-lC AO 34-3569 35-3469 33319 1-1A AO 35-3570 36-3773 Z37-3W3 39-3473 7 39-3473 34-37-73 73 i3 33-36-69 35-34-69 35-34-69 1569 5-69 llu 36J4-72 erherrmatiottj: Flornrwckbo 5did. ToRol: kwellCleveiuer 8.66 .4.20 4.10 IM la mwi itiT I MUM AIVEF, .10,041 lllrycearm: GoakJGaeOe 2 Sins: ScMeniBianckard 9nneSipoer: TnoWHMmswi aitwolNationi: yiinlinWnsrt leekayTraieer Wt. Lattl teds loneiHovdm 114 2 2 11 Steel: GirmmCmkin 123 2-100 7 2 rhebteneCeraeer 114 3-11-12 9-2 JmaySrooii 123 2 4 2 S-l rd0n 123 5 4 2 6-1 WvhMHMison 114 140 II WtWnttodlria 123 103 101 HhnteriStout 118 44-5 12-1 ItKertGage 109 10-34 15-1 Dancer: Traderleardi 123 12-8-9 20-1 SchkauTescti 123 7 7-4 20-1 Dent: SetwMdeM 118 044 20-1 Plua ledge cm rue la Use lead at the halt md stretch ehMikJ Ht the wctory. aM ftaaad a lead off the turn and hold for place.

0 PJeaaor nn I TIU'I WO lnfcl J15940 (6S.975); Eitcta-t48 40 (12.882); '-22 4. 46 1. 1:11.2,1:44.4. 12LudinfMi: SclnerHoriisty 118121212 10DtncitnFM: SMtwoodT.SeM 113 1-10-10 8 Tally Potters: Amnyvowea 111 4 04 3BeaiTiiach: kmtRtiste 118 74-10 FIFTH $1,800, 3-year-olds and up, maiden claiming speed to contend down the ttrttxh. (eawwieli aeead Heeae.

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f.j HerieJeekeri ft III 2nd lr 7 1 2-1 1-1 CunlyM Go 2 10 4-1 2-1 1 2 31 4-1 rnnRnii IImMi TLlftett: 10 5 71 6-2 Internal bleeding is appearing more frequently in horses after races or workouts. No one seems to know why. Some racing officials suspect the stress of long seasons. Others believe it may be that detection methods have improved. More than 110 horses have been listed on the bleeding reports at Gulf-stream Park in Florida in the last month.

They include the star 4-year-old Izves-tia, who returned to the action last week after the 14-day waiting period and won the Canadian Club Turf Handicap. Monday's reports included two senior horses who competed Saturday in the Gulfstream Handicap; Montubio, who finished fourth in a race won by Jolie's Halo, and Sports View, trained by O. Wayne Lukas, who ran seventh in the field of eight. Mr. 1-4 21 5-1 4-1 OHO 72 32 10 Turrvf 1 IWoiiFllcMSchlOT: 4 V'Tortt0-a imitH 11 BEAM FAVORITE.

Richman was 5-2 favorite Thursday for the Jim Beam Stakes on Saturday Park in Florence, Ky. Apollo second choice at 7-2 in the field won seven of 10 races as a and one of two this year, losing So Free by 3W lengths. the favorite, I don't think we the overwhelming favorite," trainer of Richman, said. "It a very competitive race." said the race will help him determine Richman is a Triple Crown horse. no sure entry for the Kentucky Mott said.

"If we won this, we'd give it strong consideration. And to consider whether we're going him again between this race Derby. he runs well enough to make about it." Jones, trainer of Apollo, said he the Jim Beam Stakes over the Anita Derby on April 6 after Apollo by Dinard by head in the Stakes. and op, claiming $3,500, 6 Wl. Utt I Odea 118H 1-43 2-1 Ill J22 2410 3-1M 5-34 5-ICI 944 9 7-2 4-1 9- 2 51 (-1 II 10- 1 10-1 12-1 15-1 113 HI 113 HI HI III 201 which kjoki reedy after a pood Ike wader aown Ike stretch, le amdi post and coeM be trouble anproMig and should aa right enough ootmi GOGS oqi epeqiq i jeiums ld i April 27, 1991.

weights allowance, Ff Here 9 Pica hidet: (Cold Roiled lGoRanrer: I Matthew kdi: lOyWdindwnlini: 2hxketRci; SVirt'iChoBi: 7Dooiieia: ASnSatiyGirt: 12 N'sOoMa 11 Stretch Fetch 3 fiia Swm liramaali with strong ifkxt Heel cm auk) JIM made the $500,000 at Turfway was the of 11. Richman 2-year-old to Fly "If we're should be Bill Mott, should be Mott if "He's Derby," have to we'd have to run and the "I hope us think Gary chose Santa was beaten San Rafael was entered at Pleasant weight of of and up. Others Silver Energy, Morlando. REBEL winner compete in Saturday's Park The D. Doc bcitence-M ton 9 12- 'lonBMWStllinod: 9 7-i ii-m 10-3 101 lma8tyleii: 12 7ruPlilW0SI li) .11 200K4LT KWOUOHUl.

t. iti lltt' I.i, DUin It? t'M 2. 40 3. 1:14 2, 1 41.1.' nr 3T 4.20 1.10 1.20 1.00 11.00 926): limes- $2.500, 1 Fie Oddi 1- 3 490 2- 2 480 33 1110 4-1 2 60 5.70 (-1 (40 7 3 50 90 OIH 1380 9 5000 10- 3 1(80 11- 4 55 00 12- 14 00 (.20 I.H 1.20 7.H Mil TT TT sr ed 1 sjejoqei, eseuiqQ 10 final will be held Saturday, Citizen Bee Challenge Test yourself on these questions from the Iowa Citizen Bee The Civil War began on April 12, 1861, with the bombardment of what federal garrison by Confederate troops? Who invented the cotton gin? In 1882, Congress established the Chinese Exclusion Act Describe its main provision. NINE-HORSE FIELD.

A field of nine Thursday for the San Bernardino Handicip Saturday Santa Anita in Arcadia, Calif. Tap was assigned high 116 pounds for the 35th running the 1 tt-mile race for 4-year-olds entered were My Boy Adam, Ending, Anshan, Trebizond, High Fit To Scout, Louis Cyphre, and Source for questions: The Citiun Bee Guide to American Studies Check your answers below seieis PViu(l The Citizen Bee is a social studies competition available to high school students in this area. It is sponsored nationally by the Close Up Foundation. RACE. Fenter, wandering of the Southwest Stakes, will against eight other 3-year-olds $100,000 Rebel at Oak-lawn in Hot Springs, Ark.

Wayne Lukas-entry of Battle Creek and Corporate Report was established as the 8-5 favorite. Fenter was listed at 2-1. The Iowa Citizen Bee state ft OOOOQOQOOO 69 784 11.4 Oakley, N.Y K.Malone, Utah Ewlng. N.Y.