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Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 16

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o1 mt WW" mt yno1 16-RENO EVENING GAZETTE JUNE 17, 1966 ill i Back uckpasser Fat Bonus Hialeah Park last winter before By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Buikpusser, the 15 2-year- being sidelined by a quarter crack. He returned to competU old champion, returns to stakes Indicate whether he'll be in the hunt for the 3-year-old title on which Kauai King and Amber-old have taken a early hold. The powerfully built son of Tom Fool and Busanda won the Everglades and Flamingo at tion June 4 at Aqueduct with an impressive six-furlong triumph Dodgers Sign Carson Fielder competition Saturday in the miles of the Leonard Richards at Delaware Park. What he does in the race should over older horses. til i nA.V- it? vf-s-J As a final tune-up for the Leo.

nard Richards, trainer Eddie Neloy sent the Ogden Phipps. prospect: "He has good peea owned colt six furlongs in 1:13 an excellent throwing arm mat it-" i i i I Ij 1 ti i I 1 I I i I 1 NV -UV 1 I will eet stronger, and he not By DEAN SMITH I A Carson Oy boy formally elgned basfball contract with the Los Anfieles Dodgem late last right for a sum reported Tests Faced At Wimbledon afraid to stand up there ana nit. 3-5 over the Delaware track Wednesday after working a handy mile in 1:40 2-5 at Belmont Park last Friday. Braullo Baeza will be in the colt's saddle Saturday. Not more than five or six "He has all the natural instincts of a ballplayer, and with to be the second highest bonus proper instruction he will go ever paid Nevada prospect John Gamble, an 18-year-old along way in professional shortstop, signed after negotia star horses are expected to tackle Cup LOXDON British Davis The boy is reported to have tions with Bill Brenezll, Dodger scout for seven Western tennis stars Dennis Ralston andiBobby Wilson.

excellent fielding speed with Buckpasser but one of the three the King Ranch's Buffle could make it a horse race. Buf Riessen, volleying well. Marty Rlessen faced two top fine shortstop range either go states. No one In the Immediate fanv scored a 10-8, 7-5 triumph over ing to his left or right. Gamble fle, runner-up to Amberoid in the Belmont Stakes and third in Australians today in a trial of strength before Wimbledon.

I fly would disclose the actual lives at 236 Tahoe Drive. the tall left-handed Yugoslav star, Nicole Pilic. amount young John signed for, The boy paid more bonus Ralston, of Bakersfield, the Bay Shore and Wood Memorial, put in a 1:11 4-5 six-fur money by the same Dodger or Roche overptwvered Nicola Pietrangeli, the Italian artist, 7 W. Mrs, John Gamble, the tor i tiother termed It "very faced defending champion Roy longs at Belmont Park before ganization was a Western Hign Emerson. Riessen, of Evanston, 5, 3-6, 6-4.

subs tan tial." leaving for Delaware. School pitcher two years ago Brenbell was reported to have Ralston, by winning today, 111., had to play Tony Roche, the Australia left-hander who is said: "1 wish I had this kind could upset the Wimbledon seeding still more than he al TV Sports 1 jr. of money." Mrs. Gamble did say, how seeded No. 2 for this year's ready has done.

He Is placed The other probable entires include Jolly Jet, winner of three straight before finishing fifth in the Belmont Stakes, Hy Frost, Deck Hand, perhaps Gun Flint and maybe another Neloy-trained cold Crossing The or Irish Ruler. Wimbledon tournament. ever, that her son's education sixth In the seeding list. Santa- FRIDAY I Uckn Jfnwn The matches were the semifi at Oregon State University would be paid entirely by the m. Intorvltws.

nals of the London's Queens na, whom he defeated so decisively Thursday, is fourth. Emerson Is tlie top seed. 7: Cl 1. OltnU Wirm-up. Ml Ch J.

(Mietull. Lei Court Tournament, which Is the last big event before Wimbleon Anwlti Dodger? vs. Stn Francisco Clanlt Lot Anocitt. starts Monday. 10:41 p.m.

Ch J. Lan Star Sport. Dodger organization. GOES TO PLAY Whan aked today about last night's signing, young Gamble said: "Well, I'm going to play baseball and I'm not going to worry about the money." The boy said he will leave ERRATIC Ralston, who has been erratic His Own Brand of Tiger 10.43 p.m. uiann iivunvusv.

SATURDAY 10 45 a m. Ch 4. Baseball Warm-up. this week, suddenly snapped out of it Thursday with a stylish 6-4, isTIAHl li a.m. Ch 3 baseball, Chicago Tins Sunday for Ocden, Utah White Sox vs.

Minnesota Twins at Min- 6-3 triumph over Manuel Santa-na of Spain. naoolls-St. Paul. Ray Seher, Rene race driver, has prepared his Lotus 20 machine for the annual Utah Regional Road Races next weekend. Once, won five of the six trophies awarded at this event.

Unfortunately, the races fall on the same weekend of the annual sport car hillclimb In Placer County, and Seher will be unable to defend his course record. (Oaxette Photo) where he will play this season in the all-rookie Pioneer League. 12 30 m. in um a.miw vi Mew York Chiefs. Emerson had to struggle for a 3-6.

14-2, 6-3, voctory Thursday 1:30 P.m. CH Wide World of Sports, spring national draa recmp cham He graduated this month from Carson City High School where he batted .420 with five home pionships at BriSIOl, Iiriiirwi tne LeVans prand prl races and the S. Open Golf Tournament. 1 p.m. Ch IHe Indianapolis 300 Aiialltvina trials.

runs as a senior. Gamble batted a Giants Sign Cal Pitcher Incttf 47Q 30 pm. Ch 1 6olt, Sam Snead lUSiy demonstrates tips on Indoor practices. 3 p.m. Ch 5 a.

golf, third round Sudden Sams Arm Fails his Junior year. Chris Schaller, a friend of the i 4 ch 1, cuifornia Golfers, v4 In John Brodit vs. rrenn tec i Junwo. family, said the Dodgers have p.m. cn 1 norse recinw.

invie-rvut Hindkao at Hollywood Park. favorably with Sandy Koufax Ini slumped on a stool In the In- San Francisco (AP) The NEW YORK (AP) Just about a month a fro Sam Mc been interested in John over the last year along with nine other. virtually every pitching dians' dressing room after the m. Ch 5. LeVans Grand Prix, p.m.

Ch 4. oolf. Sam Snead Arrow Shirts Jac Shirts Esquire Sox Swank Jewelry -Texton Belts Leather Goods McGregor Sportswear Terry Cloth Bathrobes Marmon Sport Coats Cr Slacks Lightweight Summer Slacks Pebble Beach Sweaters Velour Shirts Russian Leather Jade East Dowell was beinp; compared game. "It's the same thing as dives tips for pollers who art left handed or very tall. leading pitcher of the college baseball season.

Bill Frost of the University of California, has been signed by the San Francis Now the only thing that bears before only a little more major league clubs. SPEED, POWER Schaller said Brenzell had this p.m. IB inampioninip eownnv, Oave Soutar vs. Jim St. John.

severe." comparison is their recent medical history. 7: JO p.m. th 2. Jackie Jensen in terviews. co Giants for an estimated to say about the new Dodger 7 m.

cn 1. Giants werm-uo. SHOULDER HURTS He pointed to a spot on his McDowell, plagued by arm $40,000. 7:55 pm. Ch 7.

baseball, Los Dodgers vs. San Francisco Giants trouble for the last three weeks, He was to report today to the Top Contenders In Reno Racing To Salt Lake shoulder which had caused the trouble before, and added: Fresno Giants of the Class A at Los Angeles. 10:45 p.m. Ch Giants Clubhouse. SUNDAY made only his second start during that period Thursday night California League.

"That's where it hurt before now it's all over the shoulder." against New York and was belt The parent Giants of San 7 10 am. Ch I. LeVans Grand North Nevada Archers Win In State Shoot ed out in the fifth inning as to Francisco chose Frost first in Prix races via Early Bird Satellite McDowell, who pitched in re Yankees went on to a 7-6 victory the recent special major league The two top point winners at Reno Raceways' Track will be from Frenct. I I 17:30 p.m. Ch 1 Jackie Jensen I Interviews.

I 13:40 p.m. Ch 1, Giants Warm-up. I Uil om. Ch 7. baseball.

Los An- lief Tuesday night and then as pronounced ready for his start over Cleveland. draft. "Yeh, I hurt my arm again, Frost, 20, posted a 12-3 record against the Yankees, said he in Salt Lake City this weekend while action continues as usual n.l.i IWnart a I. r. iv i wr filantft McDowell revealed as he sat at Cal this season and had 169 first felt the pain while he was at the Reno track.

Jim anenon, auon, ana uene at Los Angelas. Balpiaz and Myrna FosterJTU strikeouts. He had a year of warming up. Ed Evans and Bill Gadda will eligibility remaining when he Show Reno, won their class events In But he didn't give It much signed. 1 pm, Ch 51, pon, final round Of the U.S.

Open et San Francisco. the Nevada Bow Hunters Asso thought. be competing in Utah in a type of "exchange program," which Twins Defeat Ruth Opponent A native of Harrisburg, p.m. -n mams nuDnousc. "It was my own stupidity," will bring two Utah drivers to Frost now calls Rialto, Calif McDowell said.

"I shouldn't Reno during July. The Twins got 15 base hits, have gone out there to pitch. Ijhome. The Raceway's program Fri ciation field championship shoot just completed in Las Vegas. Shelton won in the bare bow and Dalpiaz In the freestyle events of the Class A division.

Mrs. Foster took the bare bow title In Class B. including a bases loaded triple just tried to rush things too fast. day and Saturday will run as by Pete Romwall to defeat the Kauai King Syndicated usual with races starting at 8 Colts, 9-6 in Elks Babe Ruth BIG HORSE SALE Baseball action Thursday. p.m.

and time trials at J. Invitations have been sent to The shoot consisted of 28 "I felt it when I was wanning up but I had been told I couldn't hurt anything. I felt I could work it out. So I went ahead. It was just plain stupid.

It kept getting worse and by the time I came out I couldn't lift my arm." BALTIMORE (AP) Kauai Don Reynolds struck out 13 for the Twins. John Parola had three hits for the Twins and drivers in the Southern California area in hopes of bringing Feed's under Check Ren Pet ad in classified "livestock." King, Mike Ford's colt who won the first two legs of racing's 249 EAST PLUMB LANE Bill Leary had three for the some new cars to the compe. tition. Triple Crown before losing the Colts. field, 28 hunter and 28 animal targets.

Awards were presented to first, second and third plaoes in each class and each division. Revolving trophies for top scores overall went to Dalpiaz, and Louis Snyder, Las Vegas, freestyle; Mrs. Foster and Ver-lyn Owens, Carlin, bare bow; Belmont, has been syndicated for a record J2.520.000. Tahoe Miss 3 It's quite a deal isn't It?" Ford said after the syndication was formed to sell the Kentucky -v mat vmvr and Jerry Ridge, intermediate Derby and Preakness winner To Race Sunday "Tahoe Miss," unlimited hydroplane owned by Reno gambler William Harrah, will make a second attemDt to enter the The 3-year-old Maryland-bred class. Winners were as follows colt will be retired to stud at Alfred G.

Vanderbilt' Sagamore MEN'S BARPOW STYLE Class A Farm near Baltimore after the Jim Shelton. Fallon; Larry Crim. Las Vagal. Class Verlyn Owens, Carlin; Ken Perkins, Las Vegas; Alan Foster, Reno. Class John Ginoechlo.

Renoi 1967 racing season. Kauai racing circuit point standings Sunday during the President's Cup race at Washington, D.C. The craft sustained engine King's sire, the great Native Mike Straight, Las Vegasi Ralph as- cone, Las vegas. ass Steve An. Dancer who Is now 16, also derson, Reno; Clyde Williams, Las Ve- trouble during the first race of stands at Sagamore Uu- 1-.

The syndication is based on 36 we aitv nua. one was unauie to nnisn her heat. shares at $70,000 apiece and Ford said he "retains less than 11 shares" for himself. After the President's Cup, the nevt race for the Nevada boat and its new driver, Mira Slovak. Alou's 14 Homers will be the Gold Cup classic at Detroit July 3.

It is considered Produce 14 Runs to be the season's top race fori ''FREESTYLE MEN Class Gene Dalpiaz, Reno; Roland Haggard, Reno; Jack Albin, Reno. Class Warren Snyder, Las Veoaa; Cecil Davenport, Las Vegas; Glenn Cowan, Las Vegas. Class Frank Brown, Las Vegas; George Webb, Las Vegas; Max Hutton, Las Vegas. BAREBOW WOMEN Class Myrna Foster, Reno; Marlene Crlm, Las Vegas. Class Sue Perkins, Las Veqas.

FREESTYLE WOMEN Class Louie Snyder, Las Vegas; Lanl Albin, Reno. Class Mary Lynn Snyder, Las Vegas; Mary Miller, Las Vegas; Norma Cowan, Las Vegas. Class Jan Haggard, Reno; Ima DeLong, Las Ve9as. INTERMEDIAL BOY Jerry Ridge, Las Vegas. INTERMEDIATE GIRL Elliia Anderson, Las Vegas.

JUNIOR GIRL Ana Anderson, Las Veges. Overall Winners: FREESTYLE Gene Dalplai, Louie Snyder. BAREBOW Verlyn Owens, Myrna Foster. INTERMEDIATE Jerry Ridge. the thunderboats.

ATLANTA (AP) Felipe Alou of the Atlanta Braves has Wfi3 Is the Tim to Tate Mtertag of-, the greatest jlalues i fteno's Finest Mobile Eflnas niiniioinn is MKninnis TOP SOIL Landscaping FRED SCH0PPER 7360 West Fourth 329-8484 hit 14 home runs this season and produced only 14 runs with the blasts. Each of the homers by Alou was a solo shot including his 14th Thursday night against the New York Mets. Sears Boys -Girls fflMTO Enter Sears Sports Contest which will be held in conjunction with Sears Family Fun Fair June 25 Boys and girls win a new Spyder bike in either a baseball throw or casting contest. Contestants must be between the ages 6 and 13. Check the contest or contests you wish to enter.

Parent or guardian must sign giving permission for their child to enter. Contestants may come anytime between 10:00 A.M. and 3:00 P.M. June 25 to Sears parking lot. Winner will be announced June 25 at 4:00 P.M.

Contestants may mail in entries or leave them in the Sporting Goods Department. YODR HEW SKYLINE DEALER 9065 LEMMOII DRIVE Take Highway 395 North into Lemmon Valley only Minutes from Downtown Reno Choice of Famous Make Washer-Dryer or Color TV with the purchase of a Skyline Mobile Home during this GIANT GRAND OPENING June 17, 18 and 19 SEARS SPORTING GOODS 200 E. PLUMB LANE Exciting New Skyline Fabulous Features on Display LARGEST SUBDIVISION IN NEVADA ACCOMMODATES ALL DOUBLE WIDES. mT Sears Sports Contest! 10:00 to 3:00 Saturday, June 25, Sears Parking Lot Throw Caslinc Contest SKYVALE MOBILE HOMES 9065 Lemmon Drive, lemmon Valley Gentlemen: Yes, I wont to take advantage of this I Vnhrunt A cm. Parent or Guardian THIS COUPON WORTH 500.00 ON PURCHASE OF A LEMMON VALLEY VILLAGE LOT OF YOUR CHOICE WITH A SKYLINE MOBILE HOME 1 mmm wunueiiui oner.

Name i Aaareis Sears 200 E. Plumb Lane at S. Virginia THIS OFFER GOOI JUNfc 30TH 9. i.

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