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Gentile Sparks U.S. Victory Time 14-1 Pick at Aintree By Dent McSlcimmlng MEXICO CITY, March 19 A powerful scoring punch supplied by St. Louisan Carl Gentile had an inspiring influence on the United States Olympic soccer Zone Standings W. I. T.

iA. Mexico 2 0 11 1 I'nited Slates 1 1 0 4 3 Surina-m 1 1 1 6 Panama 0 2 0 3 9 T-Tr'v team in its match with Panama last night. Gentile had not been included in the U.S. team's first tournament game won by Surinam, 1-0. However, given a chance in a LONDON, March 19 (AP) -The bookies were all smiles today as they awaited Saturday's Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree.

The reason for the glee was the victory yesterday of a 33-1 ond half, U.S. tied the score after only seven minutes when Dick Schweinert of Milwaukee scored with a well-placed short shot. Eight minutes later, in a move through the left wing, Panama's revamped lineup, Gentile ham- "Louis. The fifth St. Louisan on the squad, Bill Eppy, contributed heavily to the victory with his steady work at left halfback.

Hausmann has a sprained right foot. One of the game's finest performers was the courageous little goalie, De Long. His diving, tumbling saves robbed Panama of several goals. Again the U.S. defenders were superb.

Myron Krasij of Hartford, Bob Gansler of Milwaukee and Bob Watson of Philadelphia formed the fast, rugged fullback line; Eppy and Wostl' composed the effective halfback line of Wo. Coach George Meyer of Chicago lined up his forwards in a combination of five: Schweinert, McBride, Gentile, Adolf Bach-meier of Chicago and Wolanow. McBride became a tremendous mid-field star, feeding the other forwards and aiding the backs. shot, Mighty Ghurka, in the Lin- mered home two goals as his Cinio Sanchez beat DeLong with colnshire annual preliminary team came off with a 4-2 triumph a snarP snot Irom close quar ters. U.S.

tied the score as Wolf to the Grand National over the Panamanians, UPI Teiepnoto Spill Victims at Aqueduct Jockeys Carlos Lopez (left) and Don Pierce await medical attention at Aqueduct race track (New York) after Pierce's mount, Oh My Golly, fell, causing Miss Gig to toss Lopez. A track attendant kneels near Lopez, who required hospital treatment. Oh My Golly snapped an ankle and was destroyed. BRAKES RELINED SID TOWERMAN'S 4 mtE Horse gang Wostl of Chicago headed into the net a corner kick from Schweinert. Gentile's first score, made at 27 minutes, put his team in front for the first time.

He scored in typical Gentile style, finishing off with a booming shot after a clever solo advance of 12 yards. His second, scored 11 minutes later, was the finishing touch to a mutiple pass effort in which fellow St. Louisan Pat McBride had an important part. Both Gentile and McBride are sophomore students at St. Louis University.

Two of the goal-getters were reserves who had not played in the 1-0 losing game of last Mon-, day. Schweinert replaced Chica-goan Rudy Getzinger at outside right, and Gentile came in as a replacement for Chicagoan Leo DeFort. Another lineup change was the insertion of Abe Wolanow of New York at outside left for the injured Larry Hausmann of St. i 9 I VJJ The Lincolnshire result left few big spring doubles alive for Saturday's race of 4V2 miles over 30 towering obstacles. In doubles, bettors try to link winners for the two big races.

The National odds are unlikely to shift at today's call-over by Britain's top bookies. A field of 37, which could be pared to 25 before post time, remains with Time, at 14-1, the favorite. Flying Wild, owned by Raymond Guest of New York, and Team Spirit, owned by John K. Goodman of Tucson, carry U.S. hopes.

Flying Wild was quoted at 16-1 and Team Spirit at 23-1. Others still entered are: April Rose, Ayala, Baxier, Beau Nor-mand, Border Flight, Centre Circle, Claymore, Cornerg, Dancing Rain, Eternal, Gale Force, Groomsman, John O'Groats, Jonjo, Kilmore, Laffy and L'Empereur. Also: Lizawake, Loving Record, Merganser, Out and About, Pappageno's Cottage, Pas Seul, Peacetown, Pontin-Go, Purple Gang Tournament favorite Mexico, held to a scoreless tie in the first half, came back with a tremendous push to down Surinam, 6-0, in the second game of last night's doubleheader, played before about 12,000 noisy fans. The stage is now set for what could be an interesting final match between Mexico and the United States, second game of tomorrow night's doubleheader. The outcome of the first game on the program, between Surinam and Panama, will not likely affect the championship standing.

Even if the United States should upset Mexico (a development highly unlikely), Mexico's high goal harvest of 11 goals against 1 in two games would be a determining factor. Not until the twenty- seventh minute of the second half did the U.S. team get the upper hand over Panama. The teams had played fast, furious, but scoreless soccer throughout the first half until a free kick, from a point just outside the penalty area, was converted into a I mutual! it Dusslings Stay Hot In Major City Loop The Dusslings ran their Major City Scratch League record to 19 and 2 for the season's second half by blanking the D-B team, ii 3-0, last night at Arway Lanes. nrd-Cnvy Plymouth All American Oakl Aqueduct Results awn Kesults Aqueduct Results FOR WEDNESDAY.

(Oar and Fast) Comaarti 3122 Klnlshlghwty 6310 Natural Bndt (FORMERLY NATIONWIDE) FIRST RACE (7t) Silver To roD 14 80. 8.30. 5.70; Nilo Jac 12.30, 11.50. Time 8.60; Cornplanler Frank Mataya shot the night's best single game and series, 256 and 689, for D-B. Scratches (FOR WEDNESDAY) By United Press International Clouda and fast) FIRST RACK (40 Counselor H.

8.60. 3.60. 3.00: See the Jlilee 3.80. 3.40: Kibota 5.40. Time 0:47 2-5.

SECOND RACE (6 Cherokee Mission 59.80, 29.60, 16.00; Silo 14.20, 8.20; Oil Tana 5.80. Time 1:12 1-5. Dally Duuhle (3-5) paid $255.40. THIRD RACE (6f Fort Bull 16.00, 7.40, 5.40; Golden Comet 10.80, 8.00; Stealing 9.40. Time 1:12.

FOURTH RACK SO Transoluck 16.00, 6.40, 4.20: Southern Music 5.20. 3.80; Balajinx 3.40. Time 1:11 3-5. FIFTH RACK (60 Russrruft 2S.20. 9.00.

4.00; Dismay 4 60, 3.00; Ton On 2.60. Time SIXTH RACK lira. 70vd) Bay Thrust 15.00, 7,20, 4 Sweets Hlio 54.20. 7.80; Betty Wood 4.20. Time 1:42 4-5.

SEVENTH RACK (6f DH-Bren-daa Gift 17.40, 12.00, 7.20; DH-Fre- 1-5. SECOND RACE (60: Andorra II, 8.30. 5.00, 3.40; Sharyn Dear, 7.40, 4.0; Amplify 3.10. Time 1:12 3-5. DAILY DOUBLE (11-3) PAID $113.40 THIRD RACB (50 Path of Glory 11.40, 3.80.

2.90: Philately 2.70, 2.40; Briar ote 3.40. Time 1:00 3-5. FOURTH RACE (5f) The Under, ling 9. SO, 5.60, 3.60: Gallant Neil 6. 4.

10; Toslnisbad 3.60. Time 1:00 25. FIFTH RACE '(6f) AlbeKs Fate 24,20, 8 80, 5.70; Ticker Talk 5.60. 4.30; Miss Lowrance 5.80. Time 1:14.

SIXTH RACE (60 Petticoat 9 60. 4 90, 2.90: Gmcelul Way 7.80, 3.50; Triloev 2 50. Time 1:12 1-5. SEVENTH RACE, dm) Rocky Link 4 90. 3,20.

2.50: Tropical Breeze 3.10, 2.60; flying Sniper 3.30. Time AT AOI EDCCT (( lear and last! 2 Running Tears rv IVhania 8 Count Bailey AT OAKHWV KIK Till ItMlAY (Cloudy and floppy) BANNER TIRE CO Silk, Red Thorn, Reprieved, Re- (FOR TIIFRKDAV) Bjr United reas lnterniuional lirar rniil Fait) FIRST RACK (bO Julia Belierlna 25.10. 6.90. 4.20: Navy Flight 3.30, 2 40; llelpfm Hint 2.90. Time 1:13 3-5.

SKTONP RACK (ftf) Mr. Flies 10. SO, 6. BO. 3.70; BlK 580, 4.20: Tentmaker 4.50.

Time 1:12 2-5. Dully Dnntilr (S-4) paid $1.18.10. THIRD HACK (. SO Four Ralls 5.10, 3.50. 3.10; Feather Tip 7.50, 4.70; Chadtes Penny 5.30.

Time 1:01 4-5. TOURTH RACE 5f) Plnnli 6 00, 3 20. 2.90; Running Vixen 4.20. 3 00: FiiMlera Belle 4.20. Time 1-5.

Firm RACB (SO I.uey Mi 4 90. 3.30. 2.60; Sly Ami 10.30. 5.90; 6aesse 7.20. Time 1:13 1-5.

Oaklawn Results (for Tiirnsnw) ByLnitetl Press International (Chmily and Slnnpv) FIRST RACE I4( Bithy Bunnle 52.40. 12 20. 6.80; Snnwette 9 0 Cohhleretta 4.20. Time :47 2-5 SBCOND RACK (f) Suiax Ban 20 20, 8.40. 6.00: Petes TiKer 12 20, 7.40; Miss Annelle 5.20.

Time 1:13 4-o. Dally Double (fl-3) paid $429.20. Aqueduct Entries Panama score. A soft, arching I A Danville And Boots, Teeniuke. nroduction.

Sea Knieht. Spring- Giri, uemni Furling a i 6 0, by Adolfo Diaz placed the VitrtAfCMiranr I hr ctarvurrnrf U.S. Royal Whitewall Retreads All 14" Siiej 11 I Plus Tax I li. Old Tin AUCTION Property and belongings of Mr. James Wilson to bt auctioned at I AM.

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Here-roiuesred, Jrs Fine Ijldy, I'olMUrk, Mout Actor 3 Alary. Mis Ctaremore. Leslie Heavenly Note, Spring Arrtvsl 7 Frisco Breeze, Rome Other Time. mont Hash 6.20. 5 60.

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Kinaih'y BELLEVILLE 314 N. Illinois 3.20 Time (DH Dead 20. 7.30. 5.7o': Zeesa Adelie 4.50, SinuTu xt a rv 3'50: Wouid Reward 7.80. Time EIGHTH RACE (BO Backhend 1:12 2-5 1 K0: Chimrey Creek NINTH RACE (1 1-Sm) Bonzo 6.80, 5.00; Lets Go Native 3.40, Time 5.90, 3.

SO. 2.20: Eastern Pete 3.00, 2.J0; Diploma 2.10. Time "mm riAi i i-itmi oxwood Attendanre 2.1,505, Fleet 5.40. Time 15.40, 8.00, 4.60; Joe, 3.20; Arctic Sweep n.BO. Attendance- 10,272.

Handle $668,494. Han rile Aqueduct Selections (FOR FRIDAY) By United Presi International ONK REST: Backseat Driver Oaklawn Selections (FOR FRIDAY) By United Press Intenmtn.nal FIRST Race $3500 chimin, three-year-olds, maiden, llllies, six J'iriones: True Course, Miss 1 Fleet Omine, Ham Bone i Trim Alrkl, Best Tradition, (KOR FRIDAY) By Uniteirl Pre International ONK BKST: Keswin Hie Irliy. Kimk lat. rnMimllah 2 I'rior Whitney, Orlley, Bold Self Come meet America's four lowest-priced V-8st -at your Plymouth Dealer's! 3 Clear Kork, Summer Shine, Gui ses Market Bound, Jrs Fine Lady, 4 T. Torch Kev.

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Above Peck, Pestlno Vee llalsvale, Heres J-llcky, Bold Tarf) 6 Ba Piper, Wllllnr Prince, Ita Twist Trhlain Shandy, Jirmahs Dream, lr. Snueiiler tl I Heatherbow, Bid and Aked 9 Dinar, Vasimez, Ylppltr Yip bet Art of Pie Maker, Roan rat nil 9 fhrystal Quartz, Filatonea, Mlchelly aauuiroiiwycr entry SECOND RACE $3500 rlalmtnK. (Jal)0i, ix (urlonKs: WangeaCak 115 Gersteve lis TrlmAlrki 1 17 Heat Tra.litlon 119 115 -Sun Dodger 110 Will Crystal 110 THIRD RACB-H200 maiden, EH EMEE ill nines, live furloiifs; Mornine Mine Sunnne 113 Upweno Clear 1 19 'Summer Girl x. filiipM xdiiiiiy i-ian 19 summer 119 119 114 119 119 119 Bricht Sister 119 Sunshine 119 aMiis 109 Alumlna'Jt i.iisset tollman Bay Yore a' icar sprincs entry. RAT S4000 claiming fSSWKi-SioOO), tiiree-yeaj-olda lilliw, ix furlongs: Little Torch Sweet 118 316 Sweetie I.en 112 Kimnle Fingers 116 Ann, Hill ji Party Oop 118 band Kail 112 FIFTH RACE $4500 mnldene, tliree-vear-otda and tip, one mile: OM Fearless 112 Water Prlnne no len liilea r9 tri Whti, Chickasaw 112 Emblematic n5 W'ss Maitle 112 Dukes Iji-ic no 112 Keileem 112VrkArk Cnief CJronimo 122 Buy one at our regular price of fl2 SIXTH RACE J7500 allowance, i foiir-year-olrls and up, filliea and I rmi res.

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