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60 01 n1 Shoemaker surprised by 'Cleveland' By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cleveland Lane was the belle the ball to the surprise of her chaperone, veteran Bill Shoemaker. Seymour Rose's 2-year-old filly trailed Andrew and Dan Gehl's Belle Noire by four lengths at the top of the stretch of the $175,000 ArStakes lington-Washington at Arlington Park. Then, she zoomed through the stretch to win by a nose. Shoemaker didn't think Cleveland Lane would make it. "I thought so even in the last 30 yards," he said.

"Belle Noire must have just collapsed at the end because I wasn't picking her up that Belle Noire saved the place over 13-1 shot Dixie Wind, with Clever Lane's stablemate, Bright Affair, fourth in the field of nine. Mrs. W.R. Kelly's previously unbeaten Gallamar stumbled and fell leaving the stall. Her jockey, Fernando Valdizan was trambled and taken to a hospital.

The filly apparently was not injured. ANOTHER RACE In another six-figure race, Elmendorf's 4-year-old Verbatim won the $109,400 inaugural running of the Govenor Nicolls Handicap at Belmont Park. Elsewhere, Clement L. Hirsch's Argentine-bred Figonero set a world record of for miles in winning the $53,650 Del Mar Handicap for 3- year-olds. And, Easy Jet won the for $600,000 All-American quarter-horses at Ruidoso Downs in 20.48 to earn first money of $159,000.

SPORTS Tuesday, September 2, 1969 Reno Evening Gazette-13 Husky Bob Lunn felt Hartford win 'coming on' WETHERSFIELD, Conn. a 66 for 269. (AP) "Oh, boy," said big Bob 65, and Gay the strongest lan-271. Howie guage the hulking, placid guy 272 and was could feel it coming on Nicklaus alone for a couple of months. Defending "And it's nice, real nice." per was well The mild-mannered, 210- "Somehow pound husky was talking about Dave was his fourth-hole playoff victory Lunn said over weather-wilted Dave Hill Monday for the $20,000 top prize in the Greater Hartford Open Tournament.

They had tied at the end of the regulation 72 holes at 268, 16 under par on the par-71 Wethersfield Country Club course, and had matched pars on the first three playoff holes before Lunn rolled in a 22-foot putt for the winner. "This game can't be rushed. You've got to capitalize on your good shots and not let the bad ones get you down," Lunn said. And that's exactly the formula he used in whipping the thin, tiring Hill. Hill, three strokes behind with three holes to play, closed birdie-birdie-birdie for a 66 that tied him with Lunn, who had a final 67.

Dave Stockton took third with Lee Roy Yarbrough bolts past Pearson for sixth major speedway ay win of year DARLINGTON, S. C. The success which eluded Lee Roy Yarbrough for most of his nine years on NASCAR's blue ribbon Grand National stock car racing circuit finally has come to the 30-year-old driver. He won his sixth major speedway race of 1969 Monday, bolting past David Pearson on the final lap of the prestigious Southern 500 before a limp crowd of 65,000. Yarbrough now has won stock car racing's so called triple crown, the Daytona 500, the Charlotte World 600, and the Southern 500 Becoming the first driver to do it in one season.

A LENGTH In winning the rain-shortened Southern 500 by less than a car length, the Ford driver earned $21,850 to bring his season's toItal to a record $164,915. He led seven times for laps. Three times last year he had come breathtakingly close to winning big events, finishing a close second to Cale borough, who went on to 000 season and four big victories. But this time he and 35-yearold Pearson, also in a Ford, staged a furious battle over the rainsoaked Darlington International Raceway for almost 100 miles, heading for a 7 p.m. curfew announced by race officials after rain delayed the action for hours.

"That made it a trophy particularly those last 25 or 30 laps," said Yarbrough. "Victory would go to the guy who could get out front and stay there. We knew the chips were down." The winning average speed 18 Champ's survivors Mrs. Barbara Marciano, right, and her daughter, Mary Ann, 16, were photographed as they walked to a Brockton, funeral home. (UPI Telephoto) Town mourning Marciano, 'Brockton Blockbuster' BROCKTON, Mass.

(AP) Rocky Marciano, the Brockton Blockbuster, was mourned today by the people of this city who idolized him. Marciano, who left coal shoveling and ditch digging in his hometown and went on to win the world heavyweight boxing championship, died Sunday niht in a plane crash in Iowa farmyard. Marciano captured the title in 1952 with a knockout of Jersey Joe Walcott and eventually retired undefeated in 1956. He was killed when a light plane carrying him to his birth- Bert Greene, with a Brewer, 68, tied at Johnson had a 70 for followed by Jack at 273 after a 68. champion Billy Casback at 278.

I had a feeling going to make it," day celebration crashed in ton, Iowa. His body was returned here Monday, the day he would have been 46 years old. His professional career started in Holyoke with a threeround knockout over Lee Epperson and ended in New York eight years and 49 undefeated fights later with a ninth-round knockout over Archie Moore. Known as a fighter who didn't know the art of boixng, he'd take as many punches as necessary to land one. "I got lucky tonight because I only got nailed a couple of times," he once told a reporter Quarry career might depend on his showing Wednesday OAKLAND (AP)-From talk in the camp of Jerry Quarry, what the young Irishman does at the Oakland Coliseum Arena Wednesday night against Brian London may determine whether he continues his boxing career.

Quarry has been talking of retiring since his beating by Joe Frazier. "I don't think he will retire," his trainer, Johnny Flores, said. "But he's going to take a good long rest and let his hands get back in shape Jerry's hands bother him all the time and have to be treated with courtisone." Apparently an attractive offer will be needed to keep Quarry fighting, and to get such an offer he will need to win impressively over the veteran British heavyweight in their 10- rounder. An eight-round semifinal matches heavyweight John Caruso of Palo Alto against Ray Ellis. REAL ESTATE SCHOOL AFTERNOON AND EVENING CLASSES NEW CLASSES BEGIN SEPTEMBER 9th BROKER'S COURSES COMPLETE PREPARATION FOR STATE EXAMS 322-9122 FOR FREE CATALOG REAL ESTATE COURSES FOR MANAGERS-OWNERS-BUILDERS INVESTORS-DEVELOPERS SUB-DIVIDERS COUNSELORS and OTHERS Approved for Veteran School Benefits REAL ESTATE SCHOOL of RENO 350 CHENEY RENO, NEVADA for the 316 miles or 230 laps 105.612 m.p.h.

Besides rain, caution flags because of wrecks held down the speed. Pearson picked up $12,250 raise his season's winnings to $150,470. Al Unser drove the doubleoverhead cam Ford to victory in the 100-mile feature at Du Quoin, in another Labor Day race. Unser, of Albuquerque, N.M., TENSION? Californians win overall race titles SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (AP)-Californians won six of seven over-all titles Monday, driving Porsches to victory in the feature events, in the windup of the 13th annual Great Salt Lake Road Races. Milt Minter of Hermosa Beach, took the lead in the Southwest Pacific Division Sports Car Clubs of America standings with a victory in the final race.

Driving a Porsche 904, he edged Don Pike of Hermosa Beach by half a car length. Pike was in a 906 after beating Minter in the previous race in which both men drove Porsche 911s. Minter now has 44 points to 38 for teammate Alan Johnson. Overall-all finishes in other events: Formula Vee: Dick Hayes, Huntington Beach, Calif. Formula SCCA, Ford: D.

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For this I get paid better." "Inside the ring he was a lion, outside a lamb," was the way Walcott described Marciano. Former champ Sonny Liston said Marciano "was one of the greatest champions there ever was," and deposed champion Cassius Clay told a reporter Marciano was "the only one that would have given me some trouble." Although respected by those who fought him, Marciano's free-swinging, plodding style found little praise with the boxing experts. "However," Marciano once remarked after his retirement, "'20 years from now fight fans will look at my record and know I fought everybody around and never lost a fight. IT'S YOUR MONEY GET THE BEST WITH IT We give you the best. Why do you think MILLION motorists are driving cars painted by SPRAY CRAFT? DUST PROOF BOOTH BODY AND FENDER WORK INFRA-RED BAKED ENAMEL EXPERT WORKMANSHIP FACTORY METHOD USED 3 ONE DAY SERVICE COLOR MATCHING AMERICAN FOREIGN CARS INSURANCE ESTIMATES "DELUXE" AUTO PAINT "CUSTOM" AUTO PAINT 3995 ONE DAY SERVICE 6995 Large selection of colors.

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Sam the Park. How they stand AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST Pct. GB Baltimore 92 43 .682 Detroit 78 55 .586 13 Boston 71 66 .538 Washington 69 66 .511 23 New York 66 67 .496 25 Cleveland 54 80 .403 WEST Pct. GB Minnesota 80 52 .606 Oakland 74 57 .565 California 56 74 .431 23 Kansas City 53 79 .402 27 Chicago 52 79 .397 Seattle 50 82 .379 30 Monday's Results Minnesota 7 Cleveland 5 Boston 6 Oakland 2 Baltimore 8 Chicago 0 (at Milwaukee) Washington 4 California 0 (1st) California 8 Washington 7 (2nd) New York 6 Seattle 1 (1st) Seattle 5 New York 1 (2nd, 13 innings) Detroit 5 Kansas City 4 (10 innings, twilight) Kansas City 3 Detroit 2 (2nd, night) Today's Pitchers Detroit (Lolich 17-7) at Kansas City (Nelson 6-13), night. Cleveland (Tiant 8-17) at Minnescta (Hall 7-4), nignt.

Baltimore (McNally 17-5) at Chicago (Peters 8-13), night. California (Messersmith 13-8 and McGlothlin 7-12) at Washington (Hannan 4-5 and Carlos 4-3), 2, twi-night. Seattle (Barber 2-4) at New York (Downing 5-4), night. Oakland (Talbot 5-8) at Boston (Lonborg 7-8), night. Wednesday's Games Detroit at Kansas City, twi-light Cleveland at Minnesota Oakland at Boston (Only games scheduled) LEAGUE LEADERS Major Leasue, Leaders Leading Batters (Based on 350 at Bats) National League ab pct.

Clemente, Pi 112 420 71 148 .352 Jones, NY 125 439 84 154 .351 Rose, Cin 124 494 104 170 .344 Johnson, Cin 113 434 75 147 .339 argell, Pitt 117 421 77 140 .333 Alou, Pitt 131 571 90 188 .329 Sanguillen, Pitt 101 355 49 116 .327 McCovey, SF 121 390 82 127 .326 Tolan, Cin 122 519 94 166 .320 Daivs, LA 99 376 54 120 .319 American League 9 ab pct. Carew, Minn 98 364 70 128 .352 F. Robinson, Balt 129 471 99 151 .321 Smith, Bos 117 450 77 144 .320 Oliva, Minn 123 508 79 160 .315 Powell, Balt 129 454 72 143 .315 Howard, Wash 134 497 99 155 .312 Petrocelli, Bos 124 422 79 129 .305 Balir, Bal 127 531 97 162 .305 Clarke, NY 128 527 67 159 .302 Andrews, Bos 92 354 59 106 .299 Home Runs National League: McCovey, SF 41; H. Aaron, Atl 37; May, Cin 35; Perez, Cin 33; Allen, Phil and Bonds, SF 29. American League: Jackson, Oak 45; Howard, wash 42; Killebrew, Minn Powell, Balt and Pe rocelli and Yastrzemski, Bos 34.

Runs Batted In National League: McCovey, SF 112; Santo, Chi 110; Perez, Cin 103; May, Cin 96; Banks, Chi 92. American League: Killebrew, Minn 116; Powell, Balt 114; Jackson, Oak 105; Howard, Wash 98; Yastrzemski, Bos 94. Pitching (Based on Mos Vic ories) National League: Seaver, NY Jenkins, Chi and Osteen, LA 18-11; Niekro, Al 18-12; Singer, LA 17-8. American League: McLain, Det 21-6; Cuellar, Balt 19-10; Stottlemyre, NY. 18- 11; McNally, Balt and Perry, Minn 17-5; Lolich, Det 17-7; Culp, Bos 17-8.

CALIFORNIA LEAGUE Pc. GB Visalia 41 27 .603 Stockton 38 30 .559 San Jose 36 32 .529 Bakersfield 36 32 .529 Reno 34 34 .500 Fresno 33 35 .485 Modesto 30 38 .441 Lodi 24 .353 17 Monday Results Visalia 17, Lodi 2 Stockton 5, Fresno 0 Reno 3, Bakersfield 2 San Jose 8, Modesto 6 Tuesday Games Lodi at Visalia Fresno at Stockton San Jose at Modesto Bakersfield at Reno East Division Pct. GB Chicago 82 52 .612 New York 76 55 .580 Pittsburgh 60 .542 St. Louis 72 62 .537 10 Philadelphia 52 79 .397 Montreal 94 .304 West Division San Fran. 82 52 .612 Cincinnati 72 56 .558 Los Angeles 73 58 .557 Atlanta 73 63 .537 3 Houston 69 64 .519 San Diego 40 93 .301 Monday's Results Los Angeles 10, New York 6 San Francisco 12, Montreal 2 Chicago at Cincinnati; rain Pittsburgh 7, Atlanta St.

Louis 6, Hocston 2 San Diego 5, Philadelphia 2 Today's Games New York Gentry 9-11 at Los Angeles Sutton 15-12, Philadelphia Champion 4-7 at San Diego Kelley 4-8, St. Louis Taylor 6-2 at Houston Grit. fin 9-6, x-Chicago Hands 16-10 at Cincinnati Arrigo 2-5, x-suspended game of June 15 to be played prior to regular game (Only games scheduled) Wednesday's Games Chicago at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at. Atlanta, Philadelphia at San Diego, New York at Los Angeles, Montreal at San Francisco (Only games scheduled) COAST LEAGUE NORTHERN DIVISION, GB x-Tacoma 85 60 .586 Vancouver 71 71 .500 Spokane 70 73 .490 14 Portland 55 89 .382 SOUTHERN, DIVISION Pct. GB 88 57 .607 Phoenix 75 70 .517 Hawaii 74 .510 13 Tucson 59 86 .407 29 x-Clinched division championship, FIGHT RESULTS FIGHT RESULTS TOKYO George Carter, New Orleans, outpointed Yoshiaki Akasaka, Bleier expects to play football in 1970 season TOKYO (AP) Robert "Rocky" Bleier, running back for the Pittsburgh Steelers, said from Vietnam war wounds to he expects to be fully recovered play in the 1970 Pro football season.

"The doc says I'll be off my back in two or three weeks," he told an interviewer. "After that it'll be back to the states where I'll have to undergo physical therapy to strengthen my legs." Beier, 23, former football captain at Notre Dame, has been at Camp Oji U.S. Military Hospital in Tokyo since Aug. 25, recovering from leg injuries suffered Aug. 20 when his platoon was ambushed by Communist Vietnamese south of Da Nang.

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