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Scorecard Horae Racing 11 Keeneland 3 Ntatb Baa 81148 data far 1 year 0 12 1 5 I Vancouver 0 No rider Brumfield Keeneland Chicago 4 New York Islanders 4 tie WadUncton 3 Vancouver 2 it Torres Beread Race lto cialniag far 3 year Extra Points 740 4 40 300 3 00 ifth Race 15)4 allowance far 2 year 4 40 3 00 2 00 5 30 Hockey 5 3 7 Eighth Race 111 aHewance far ftUtoa McDowell 3 30 5 5 3 3 33 37 34 43 23 40 22 30 3 2 3 5 5 12 12 11 11 330 040 400 25 Tt 30 35 37 42 32 30 43 32 21 31 22 34 24 35 27 32 41 37 36 0 0 Garcia Montoya No rider Garcia Dolton 40 31 34 33 Quebec at Boston Toronto at Pittsburgh St Louis at Minnesota Mwvwtfw Calgary 11 10 0 8 Ob The Close Tip's Lad Bay Wind Time 123 Detroit Toronto Montreal Boston Quebec Buffalo Buffalo at Hartford Edmonton at Montreal New York Islanders at Toronto Los Angeles at New York Rangers Detroit at Winnipeg Nooner 123 Cooney Deb 114 Stop And Smile 123 Baid Prise 114 Royal CHa13 Yvonnes Victory 131 Peotssi Cos Night Robber 114 Bet My Cannon 114 Bashful Brave 114 Gladiator 113 Clerical 114 Golden Break ill Irish Cascade 114 Shawbanil Baithasaril Mias OystaJ Leigh 11 ar Out Chevy 110 Noontide 110 Roman Hatchet 112 Crimson Zone 112 Clever Arrangement 112 Drive And Desire 110 Julep Dancer 115 Queen Of The Morn 110 lightning I 110 MajesbcMatdnl Edgewood Avenue 121 Cup 112 You'll Always Do 11 CastleJoyllO No driver No rider oster Hute Day Day Penniai Penmsi Garcia No rider New Jersey Washington NY lalanders NY Rangers Philadelphia PitUburgh 540 3 0 10 30 ixteeath: Platonic Interest 112 Kusel McDowell Smith No rider No rider Montoya Bruin Deegan Espinosa 10 480 3 0 1040 440 13 00 480 4 0 3 40 180 4 80 430 700 4 00 3 30 540 3 40 300 eighth: Bound 100 lower Talk 112 Commanding Image 112 Say Aloha It Way It Should Be 1 13 Larkridge 100 No Doublet 112 Carrie ree 112 Kuta Smith Garcia No rider No rider Garcia Puckett Day Dixie rees UaerLike Sovereign Star Time 1:23 1 5 PokerNeUil ire Ember no Junction Citykitty 111 1300 13 JO 430 Quebec 5 Eitaaonton 0 Los Angeles 4 Pittsburgh 4 tie 40 80 10 30 7 00 4 80 4 40 330 EaSpiAQC wne Seventh Race 12 allewsace ft nines sad mares 3 sad eae sisteeath: I'm Nonchalant ill Donut's Pride 113 Buckeye Gal 121 antasy Lover 111 Turn And Dance 121 Just Barely Able 111 CopellO Persian Medic United Times Dashing Deluge Tim 1 2315 Day Patterson No rider No rider McDowell Smith Brumfield McKnight tartoag sad IM feei: Windita 113 Gem 113 krd'Or 110 Lawyer Talk 110 Just Got Paid 110 Style By Drew 110 Dixie Racket 115 abrina 113 Precisely Paris Sunday Native 11 Seriapher 11 lying Unda 11 Richland Girl 111 Sift 11 Don's Damoiselle 1 1 MisaKy 11 Quick Chatter 11 This is Insane 11 Misty uture 11 TooTwoRealil Sixth Rare IJto aUewssre far flllle ifth Race 1110 aUewssre for ftllto One ine Day iddler' Bid Uflame Time 1 34 5 Third Race 113 Sixth Race I1SM aBswaaee for 2 year fUlle six and oaedisH fsrtoag: sua naira Lauren Tap Shoes Just Km Me Time 11 Hartford 3 51 CAMPBELL CONERENCE Narris Divtotea Chicago 5 Kutt Melancon Solomone Day McKnight No rider Nonder NHL glance By The Associated Preu WALES CONERENCE Patrick Divtolaa PU GA 3 3 Ninth Race III allowsnce for fUUe and msres 3 year old sad ep uvea rarwagi: Cetaceous Another Notch antasy Cat Time I 2315 Pte GA 4 1 Sevealh Rar 22 allewaare far yesr eM fUUe ill sad sae half farteags: coesae Express Prime Union Doutk Derby Time I 15 Secead Race for ssaldeas 3 year eto and ap six mrlaag: Notap Dancer Patrick Pearse 121 avorite 11 Sunswick Jove 11 Can Do lit Deuce High 11 VerdePuil oddle A Little 11 Doctordoctor nt Special Stain Mightbehim 11 Assummed Control 1 1 Transactions By The Associated Preu BASEBALL Natteael League CINCINNATI Gave Ron fleeter aecood baseman his unconditional release Named Lee May coach HOUSTON Agreed to terms on a three year contract will Bill Doran second heaeman NEW YORK Purchased the con tract of Jose Roman pitcher from Tidewater of the International League PITTSBURGH Named Dean Jordan director of broadcasting SAN RANCISCO Reached a tentative agreement to operate their Class A California League farm dub in San Jose next season earth Race 111 to far 2 year eMaides fillies aevea fartoap aad IM feet: 1310 4 00 430 IK 240 5J0 3 5 Smythe Divistea 10 0 8 results LEXINGTON Keeneland result ban Tie lay were at follows: irst Race lit claiming tar 3 year Third Race ID allewsace far year eta nine an ranee Miximraesum Deer Dusty Tune 1:12 Day No rider Day Smith Day Garcia entries LEXINGTON Keeoeland entries for Thursday listing horse weight and rider in areuiouews: Mdaneon Bartram Brain No rider Adkins Solomone Day Na rider Garcia Penniai Kusel No rider No rider Day Bartram Day 3 Adame Division 1 0 OOTBALL Nattoaal eatball Uagse DALLAS Placed Lui Zende jas placekicker Jimmy Armstrong corner back Alvin Blount running back Chris Duliban and Rum Swan linebackers EJ Jones fullback and Sebroo Spivey wide receiver on injured reserve DETROIT Waived Mike Prindle placekicker and Angelo King and Anthony Office linebacker Placed Placed Tony Dollinger and Stan Edward fullback An thony ield defensive back and Gilvanni Joiuaon wide receiver on Injured reserve HOUSTON OILERS Waived Oliver Williams Chris Darrington and Keith McDonald wide receivers Mitch Daum and Scott Eccles tight end Charles Clinton and Tony Newsom cornerbacks Tom Briel linebacker Bob Otto and Joe Dixon defen sive linemen Jerrell ranklin guard Kurt Kafentzi safety and John Diettrich kicker Placed Allen Pinkett and Eric James running backs and Robert White cornerback on injured reserve INDIANAPOLIS COLTS Waived John Williams and Chris McLemore running backs Signed Mark Walczak tight end PITTSBURGH STEELERS Waived Kelvin Middleton strong safety Jeff Lucas offensive tackle and Mike Minter defensive tackle SAN DIEGO CHARGERS Released Rick Neuhelael quarterback Andy Hawkins Angelo Snipe and Pat Miller linebacker Curt DiGiacomo Greg easel and Dwight Wheeler offensive lineman Mack Moore defensive end Walter Harris and Darrell Hopper defensive backs and Keyvan Jenkins running back Placed Gary Plum mer linebacker and Blaise Winter defen sive lineman on injured reserve SAN RANCISCO 4ERS Waived Glen Collins linebacker Placed Mike Varajon fullback and Carl Monroe wide receiver running back on injured reserve WASHINGTON Waived Babe Laufenberg quarterback Ted Wilson wide receiver and Glenn Dennison tight end Placed Dan Beniah defensive tackle Anthony Copeland linebacker Rick Kehr guard Dan McQuaid offensive tackle Mark Carlson tackle and Charles Jackson safety on injured reserve earth Race 111 to allowance far 2 year aid six fsrtoag: biewiauonai Jake The Bear 121 Torcher 115 Magix Season 115 St Charles 115 Top Return 112 Eighth Race 22to altowaace far 3 year ate sad ep i Day Gone By Alydad Exclusive Greer Time 1 54 2 8 order of post position Ladysingtbeblue 11 Long sets new course record LANCASTER Junior RobbieLong of Garrard County ran a course record 16:47 here Tuesday for 5000 meters to lead Garrard Amy Tingle of Mercer County won the 3000 meter girls race in 12:15 to lead her team to victory Cross country Long who ran a 16:42 at Mercer last week was one of seven Golden Lions among the top nine finishers Teammate Mark Owens took second in 17:29 while Shane Warren was fourth in 17:50 Other top nine finishers for Gar rard were Steven Gay sixth 18:19 Steve Kiper seventh 18:28 Caywood Morris eighth 19:17 and Danny Gay ninth 19:35 Sprague of Mercer took third in 17:45 while Gammon of Mercer was fifth in 17:52 ifth grader Lee Anne Hume led the Garrard girls with a fifth place finish in 12:28 Other finishers were Bridget Hines eighth 13:26 Christy Hammons 10th 13:38 Kim Hamilton 11th 13:45 'Dawn Hurt 13th 14:05 Kim Norton 14th 14:06 Angie Daugherty 16th 14:21 and Renee Beckum 17th 14:26 Ads lose (Continued from Page 11) think we have the nucleus for another good team next season commend our entire team especially our seniors for a great season Our goal was to win the regional tournament but we came up short That will be our goal again next schools vote out seat belt rule LEXINGTON (AP) Ken saidKHSAA sports information tacky high school have voted director Julian Tackett a to implement a The basketbaD committee of in the upcoming basketball the KHSAA Board of Control season the Kentucky High meet today to draft a School Athletic Aaoodation an rate to incorporate the change 5 nouncedlheodtey AAA A A' AV: The KHSAA had opposed the iMtttfMr scboob of the it wrim wimu KHSAA voted 22843 to waivo storing ita Mat on the National the cwront nite known as the ederatten of State Awed belt which says tian which sets rates tor high roaches miriranain seated at schod sports nationwide all timet except to applauda The rate change will beta et play or attend an injured fect for the 1W748 oeaaon set player and replace it with a to tip off Nov IS for schools coaching bos which given without football programs and coaches a specified area in Nov for all others Tactot which to raam nett ttoben said In a news release TT i Open 9:30 To 6:00 Open Thursday Night until 8:00 Shop 114 Main Harrodsburg A 217 West Main Danville Thursday Only (Open until 8:00 pm) 20 Off Storewide 30 Off All Sweaters Jeans and Sweatshirts Danville Store Only THE ADVOCATE MESSENGER Danville Kentucky Wednesday" October 28 1987 3 Hearns takes aim at record 4th world title Spooktacular Savings 200000 Discount plus REE lorida Vacation MOTOR CO Pontine Cadillac Nissan 236 327 bnnvillc Kentucky LJl Jo Just ive Left 1987 HIIVOmiM 6000 7 By PHIL BERGER NY Titos News Service Thomas Hearns will be shooting for a place in boxing history Thursday when he fights Juan Roldan for the World Boxing Council middleweight title at the Las Vegas Hilton Should he win Hearns would be the first fighter to have held four world titles On the face of it that would be a remarkable achievement or there is a tendency among fighters who step up in class to lose pun ching impact when they do Yet Hearns who began his pro career as a welterweight 147 pound limit) won his last title in March against Dennis Andries as a light heavyweight (175 pound limit) Hearns not only beat Andries but he showed power doing it knocking down the World Boxing Council champion six times before stopping him in 10 rounds Against Roldan Hearns is oblig ed to come in at or under the 160 pound middleweight limit or Hearns the Roldan fight may give him historic legitimacy but it remains to be seen whether the accomplishment will elevate his boxing image World titles today are not at the premium they were years ago before the sport was fractionalized by three governing bodies: the World Boxing Association the WBC and the International Boxing ederation Each of those groups has a dif ferent set of champions except in the rare instance where a title has been unified Currently only the heavyweight division has a single undisputed champion: Mike Tyson All other weight classifica tions have multiple claimants There has been further pro liferation of world titles through the relatively new so called junior weight classes for example the junior welterweight (140 pound limit) and junior middleweight 154 pound limit) divisions That is a development that has purists fondly recalling the 1950s when there were eight world champions in divisions that ranged from Boxing flyweight (112 pound limit) to heavyweight That was a time when the average boxing fan did not need a computer like memory to keep track of the titleholders Despite such arguments Hearns sees his quest for a fourth title as crucial to his standing in the sport I beat Roldan it will erase all the criticizing been getting from people because of the fact that Ray Leonard and Marvin Hagler beat said Hearns seems like I get a lot of flak for that People always bring up the two losses and never what done This fight will put me in the history books and put great thoughts in Maybe or now the barb about Hearns that trails the fighter is that he win the big ones Leonard and Hagler were op ponents Hearns faced in fights that were major spectacles He failed both times the only losses on a record that shows 44 vic tories 37 by knockout While Hearns who is known as the Hit Man is recognized by most boxing experts as a powerful puncher the losses to Leonard and Hagler diminished his reputation raising questions about his staying power against opponents who can stand up to his blows Leonard not only withstood best shots he hit Hearns hard enough to force a reversal of roles during their Sept 16 1981 welterweight title showdown Hearns the stalking slugger had to turn boxer to avoid the damag ing blows of Leonard a master boxer who suddenly became the pursuing puncher Late in the fight Hearns was ahead on the official scorecards But he wilted under the firepower of Leonard who was responding to the urgent warning of his trainer Angelo Dundee blowing it Dundee said between rounds 12 and 13 Leonard scored a knockdown in the 13th round and stopped Hearns a round later Hagler was another story In their bout in April 1985 Hearns made a decision to stand toe to toe with the undisputed middleweight champion and trade punches While it lasted the exchanges bet ween the fighters were non stop and vicious Once again though Hearns unraveled as fatigue and the toll of punches turned his legs wobbly Hagler knocked him out in the third round With an impressive victory over Roldan a 30 year old Argentine with a record of 63 3 2 (41 knockouts) Hearns is hoping to become big player in the middle range weight classes In the back of his mind is the pro spect of a much desired rematch with Leonard or Hagler perhaps both But the 29 year old Hearns is no sure thing against Roldan a rough and durable opponent with a bore in style bulls his way said Hearns respect nobody But I demand my respect How demand my respect is by showing him a hard left jab rom there I think Thomas Hearns will box his way to a In the past Roldan has shown a penchant for roughhousing op ponents is not the cleanest fighter in the said Hearns not going to let him in close enough to use his head forearms and shoulders keep him fighting on the outside And tie him up when he does get Hearns won the first of his championships in August 1980 when he knocked out Pipino Cuevas in two rounds to win the WBA welterweight championship He beat Wilfred Benitez for the WBC super welterweight (aka junior middleweight) title in December 1982 MOTOR CO Pontiac Cadillac Nissan 236 3217 bnnvillc Kentucky 2 Jo.