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The Beacon Journal Page D6, Tuesday, June 21, 1994 World Cup Thistledown picksJack Harbin Beacon Jural harefcapper Jack Hartti'i da ant nflecti arobabto betting odds. Hh pereonaf preoTcoon (or Arab Wed end of each race. Poet Tnt 1:00 pjn. TODAY Dutch get wake-up call i 'IT, 5-1 7-1 91 12 Atea Budget (Orta) 117 12-1 9 DoantowTudytxown (King) 122 15-1 2 Shamon's Gold (Guzman) 122 20-1 7 May Try To Dance (Pabon) 122 20-1 10 RatirtOTS Lmda (Aeosto) 117 301 LKJE hM met better. ORIENTAL COOKIE makes 94 debut BURNING SPIRIT dosed in Hat Ohio Al, 1 MUe 70 ydtv 2 Brushy Fo (Johnston) 116 6-5 4 Dons ught (VOaO 116 8-5 6 Shatleitug (Sous) 116 2-1 5 Late Nile Vice (Lague) 116 4-1 3 Mtfity Dam (Neagks) 122 7-1 1 Rushes (WvoW 116 101 BRUSHY FORK k) racing weL DONS UGHT doted etrcnjft In tost SHATTERBUO has a pod dosing Mox.

$4,000,1 MUe ft MayarTo (Sato) 122 6-5 1 Entrophy Rumer (Londono) 122 9-5 6 Wonderstnjck (Galaz) 122 5-2 3 Eggplant (Leyva) 117 4-1 5 Cheermg Bee (Agsto) 117 7-1 4 Lauren's Emerald (Ortiz) 117 10-1 MAYARRO a the one to beat ENTROPHY RUNNER shoved In tost WONDERSTRUCK hM chance FWet, 34Y0, Mdn. Mm ft 70 yds. 7 Prwe Ticket (Wydick) 6 Leilawarjj (Neagle) 5 Billy's Playmate (Trotter) 2 Stellar (Ouzts) 9 Sarah Strong (Bores) 12 Bob's Claim (Sexton) 10 BladmeUs Lady (Carvalho) 4 Spring Savings (Birzer) 3 An't Sandy (TroHo) 11 Dream reaper (Lovato) 8 Jamaica Beat (Heath) 4 Sulfehnconfort (Taey) 122 8 Pnwn Sue (McMahon) 117 Ur, lft IMa I 122 111 7-5 111 9-5 109 5-2 111 7-2 120 9-2 111 7-1 115 10-1 111 121 111 15-1 122 20-1 120 20-1 SHOALMOND dosed (tronty In 94 debut REAL RUSH is cormr around. BIRDIES BEST could be best Ohio Al, 1 Mile ft 70 yds. 3 Skip Larue (Neagfe) 116 g.5 1 Lord Try On H6 9.5 6 Slew OTrouWe (Ouzts) 116 5.0 2 Doctor CordeU (Vidal) 122 7.2 la JJ.Honey (Soto) 116 9.2 5 Skyover (Knott) 116 7-1 4 Postking (Carvalho) 105 io.j a River Bend Farm ft LR.Dimaculangan entry.

SKIP LARUE gets the nod. LORD TRY ON could be best SLEW 0 TROUBLE hM a chance here. 3Y0ftup, $5,000, 6 fur." 5 Tick Tnck Boom (Saito) 119 7.5 3 Confidence Girl (Fetaano) 119 9.5 2 Comedietta 112 5.2 6 Hot Chick (Leyva) 111 44 4 Tender Honey (FeM.) 116 7-1 1 Golden Pynte (Agosto) 109 in.t TICK TRICK BOOM to the one to catch. CONFIDENCE GIRL could be toufli here. COMEDIETTA could upm 12- ML, fur.

5 Three Legged Cat (Ouzts) 110 7-5 7 My Boy Jay (Bryan) 107 9-5 8 Carew Castle (Troilo) 122 5-2 4 Unforseen Dilema (Zook) 113 7-2 3 Season's End (Birzer) 107 9-2 6 Runpanchorun (Knott) 107 7-1 1 Fairway Gem (Neagte) 116 10-1 2 Try's Blue Boy (Gonzalez.lv.) 113 12-1 THREE LEGGED CAT hM good doting power. MY BOY JAY starts fast. CAREW CASTLE hM eanV foot 13- 3Y0ftup, $7,500, 1 Mm ft 40 yds. 1 Lucky White Star (Galaz) 119 7.5 3 Lookbeforevouleap (FetaJ.) 119 9-5 4 Krugerrand (Meyers) 116 5-2 8 Native French (Saito) 112 7-2 6 Fred's In Jail (Giglio) 116 9-2 5 IvTOCkwitrione (Clark) 116 7-1 7 Nasty Business (Cooper) 116 10-1 2 Old Smoothv (Cervantes) 116 121 LUCKY WHITE STAR won tost LCOKBEFOREY0ULEAP can better tost KRUGERRAND could be toudi here. 14- $4,000, 6 fur.

1 Nickel Plate (Cedeno) 119 6-5 9 Rhoadseo (Hogan) 122 9-5 7 Quick Tnm (Lague) 116 5-2 8 Serenity Cover Boy (Cusson) 122 7-2 4 Chromster (Sarvis) 116 9-2 5 Lookin Quick (Neff) 116 7-1 12 Grover G. (Adkins) 119 10-1 10 Comairpac 116 12-1 6 Tony's Memory (Bruce) 116 15-1 11 Kings Are Wild (Carvalho) 111 20-1 2 Little Majesty 116 20-1 3 Boldandpredictable (Puckett) 113 30-1 NICKEL PLATE won tost RHOADSEO could cut in. QUICK TRIM is coming around. HARBIN'S SCORECARD Monday: 3 winners out of 16 races (28). Year to date: 372 winners out of 1,203 races (30).

Associated Press Favored Netherlands rallies for 2-1 victory over Saudis. Brazil beats Russia Asmriatfd Pna For months, Saudi Arabia eagerly awaited its first foray into theWorld Cup. Then the team put itself in position for an upset of epic propor-" tions by drawing The Netherlands in the first round. On Monday night, reality set in as the Netherlands rallied to beat Saudia Arabia 2-1. Gaston Taument scored the game-winner in the 86th minute off a mistake by goalkeeper Mohammed Al Deayea.

The goal set off a delirious celebration by the partisan crowd of 52,535 at RFK Stadium in Wash-' ington, D.C. The Dutch team, known as "The Oranje," received boisterous support from thousands of orange-clad fans, some in wooden shoes. A full brass band, accompanied by a brass drum, played throughout the game. Earlier Monday, Brazil beat undermanned Russia 2-0 at Stanford Stadium in Stanford, Calif. "There's still a lot more the team can do," Coach Carlos Alberto Parreira said after Romario and Rai scored and Brazil dominated.

Brazil, one of the favorites, needed a strong early showing to answer criticism that it is not on par with three previous championship teams. Bebeto, who had seven shots, U.S. Open notes 120 301 Els drops the talk of the fairway FP Hon (Hder) WL Odds 1-TDN-K623, 3YMue, Mdn, 0, 15,000, 6 fur. 7 Run For Sugar (Gats) 122 7-5 2 mdepertent Party (Londono) 119 9-5 6 Spunty Maze (Maffef) 122 5-2 1 Creme flo (Agfito) 105 4-1 3 Darca Day (Fetaano) 113 7-1 8 Artter Twltf (Slaen) 119 10-1 4 Storm Wat (OarH) 119 12-1 5 Ronaden (Qrjg) 114 151 RUN FOR SUGAR k) on to be. KKPENOENT PARTY coutt cut it SPUUff MAZE has i chariot hem.

2- 3-4Y0, Mctk, $5,000, 1 Mto ft 70 ydt. 8 Craze Country (Johnston) 122 7-5 11 Plus One (Iroiol 111 9-5 3 Quet Tmy (Ouzts) 122 5-2 7 Left At The Gate (Nopp) 106 7-2 6 CutO Bonrto (Alcea) 120 9-2 12 Strait Step (Gnffin) 120 7-1 4 Roof Top (Neage) 111 10-1 10 Cuffy Oagje) 122 12-1 2 Art Voyage (Prescott) 117 15-1 1 C.D.P.Boy (Hu0s) 106 20-1 5 SIgtet ucKer (Loeto) 111 20-1 9 Greet Column to) 111 30-1 CRAZE COUNTRY guts the nod. PUIS OhC ctoeed Ml in hat QUO TRICKY could cut in. 3-TDN-H622, Mdn, $5,000, 6 fur. 6 Queen Jennifer (Fries) 108 6-5 3 Psycho Hose (Lundberg) 110 9-5 4 Wansffl (Clark) 119 5-2 2 Tickle Meme (Ottonlon) 119 4-1 5 11 Break Out (FetaJJ 122 7-1 9 UtBe Bit Cunous (Capanas) 113 10-1 7 Caviar Diamonds (Mage!) 122 12-1 1 Firm Form (Thornpson.G.) 122 15-1 8 Pont Sass Brass (StaMbaum.

Gail) 114 20-1 QUEEN JENNIFER shooed In tact PSYCHO HOSE could cut ti. KHANSW hat chance. 3Y0up, $15,000, 1 MM. 6 Tudor Machine (Wydick) 119 7-5 5 Adam's Ridge (Mella) 116 9-5 1 Lyphard's Court (Made) 116 5-2 8 Lordly (Ned) 119 7-2 2 Gambling Boy (Guffey) 111 9-2 4 Cve Cve (Sipus) 111 7-1 7 Fantom Stealth (Lovato) 113 10-1 3 Wthout Reget (Ouzts) 119 121 TUDOR MACHINE b) than now. ADAM'S RIDGE an better tost LYPHARD'S COURT has met better.

5-TDN-H300, 0, $4,000, 6 fur. 11 Lroe (Cervantes) 122 6-5 5 Oriental Cookie (Germany) 122 8-5 1 Bumine Sam (Maaell) 122 2-1 3 Spunky Bght (Lumpkins) 122 3-1 I Thistledown results $4,000, 6 fur. Time: 1:13 4-5. Oka No Exciting (Marte) 17.00 9.00 5.80 Light Play (Adkins) 6.20 4.40 Dusty Artiste (Calo) 3.60 Also: kma Winner, C. Four, Perfect Review, Two Scoops Raisins, Sissy Nickle, Jailbord Nan, Jackie Rainbow, Caryl's Lady.

Widows Web. Exacta (5-7) paid $105.00. 0., $4,00, 5 fur. Time: 0:57 3-5. Oto No Netta (Lundberg) 9.20 6.20 2.80 Secret Alibi (Ortiz) 4.80 2.60 No Slack Mac (FefrxJ.) 3.00 Also: Shaucryst The Bermore, Sunlitpath, Mr.

Cruz. Exacta (7-5) paid $36.80. Daly Double (5-7) paid $60.00. $5,000, 6 fur. Time: 1:13 2-5.

Judyson (Sunsen) 75.80 15.80 6.20 Roundhouse Ron (Floras) 3.80 3.20 Sky Stnke (Ouzts) 3.40 Also: Bid, Marbar, Archiedoo, Mertzies Boy, Lucrabw's Secret, Hookin The Gold, Big Red Won, Rebel Ridge. Late Scratch: Brown Flood. Exacta (11-3) paid $287.40. Trifecta (11-3-1) paid $1,085.20. 2Y0, Ohio Maiden, 4 fur.

Time: 0:53 4-5. Skelton's Law (Rannelli) 6.00 2.60 2.10 Metrogrand's Dream (Lumpkins) 2.60 2.10 Strickly Black Tie (FettUJ 2.40 Also: French Example, Burgoyne, Delaine Forever, Meadow Commander, Cheryl Sister Mary. Late Scratch: Mage Sweetheart Exacta (3-2) paid $1200. Pk Three (7-11-3) paid $518.80. 3-4Y0, Mdn, $5,000, 6 fur.

Time 1:13 1-5. Grey Dance (Bartram) 6.00 4.00 3.20 Manuelito (Troilo) 5.20 4.00 Magic Wolf (Ouzts) 3.00 Also: Joes Good Luck, Charming Groom, News At Ten, Mystic Affair, Ba Deo, Shakey's Hornet, Alyn Rock, Key Wisdom. Late Scratch: decathlete. Exacta (6-10) paid $51.80. First half Twin Trifecta (6-10-2) paid $224.40.

(J, $5,000, 5V4 fur. Time: 1:06 1-5. Totem In (Lumpkins) 3.20 2.40 2.20 Raja's Lucky Lady (Moran.M.) 3.40 2.60 Mountaineer results 1- 4iw Swede ft Is 3.80, 3.00, 2.40; Tracy Jean 7.40, 4.00: Successful Ginger 3.60. Perfecta (2-1) paid $33.00. Tnfecta (2-1-3) paid $102.00.

2- Just Christopher 14.80, 5.60, 3.80; Church Street 2.80, 2.40; Aid's Bold Pnde 5.20. Daily Double (2-6) paid $76.80. Perfecta (6-5) paid $74.00. 1st Half Twin Tnfecta (6-5-al) paid $26.20. 3- Rambo's Rocket 6.60, 4.00, 3.00; High Tensile 8.20, 4.20; Bunky's Asset 3.20.

Perfecta (1-6) paid $53.40. Tnfecta (1-6-4) paid $184.40. 4- Mary's Folly 5.40, 3.80, 2.80; Aunt Ange 9.00, 4.00; Northfield results FIRST Trot NW1000L6C, $1,500, 1 Mile, Time: 2:06.2 Sweet Frances (G.Soehnlen) 6.80 4.20 3.80 Dawn's Colt (S.Carter) 5.40 4,60 Mr Lark's Model (R.Wagner) 4.00 Also: Scripture, Mighty Dee Mac, Arcadian, Achilles' Wrath, Blue Moon, Nrtetime Smokingun. Perfecta (8-3) paid $34.60. SECOND-Pace, NW1CD, $1,500, 1 MUe, Tune: 2:03.3 mon Tuff Guy (M.Wdlam) 18.60 4.80 5.80 Btetta Solar (S.Carter) 5.80 5.40 Quest For Girts (J.Pantaleano) 7.40 Also: W's Joy, Aaronson, D's Troublemaker, Miss Audrey, Dare To Be Awteum.

Scratched No. 7 Speedy Sharon, Perfecta (6-3) paid $57.80. Big Triple (6-3-5) paid $460.40. Daly Double (8-6) paid $38.80 THIRD Pace, 3000CLCD, $1,300, 1 Mile, Time: 2:03.3 Mosher Hanoier (C.Wyers) 3.60 3.80 2.40 Sparkling Sim (R. Miller) 18.80 2.80 Ellacott Ben (M.Ashbrook) 12.00 Also: All Ontario, Classy Butler, Simcce's Fox, It's Rro, In Cricket Akron, Penn State reach semifinals The University of Akron and Penn State will meet at 2 p.m.

Saturday in the semifinals of the University of AkronNews India-Times intercollegiate cricket tournament Akron advanced with a weekend victory over the University of Kentucky, Lexington. Akron scored 131 runs in 25 overs. Kentucky scored 112 in 25 overs and lost 9 wickets. Penn State advanced with a weekend victory over Notre Dame University. Penn State was 125 for 6 in 25 overs.

Notre Dame was 65 all out in 21 overs. The semifinal match will be played at Buchtel Field. It is the sixth year for the tournament. Russian defender Sergei Gorlukovfch (in striped shirt) holds Brazilian midfielder Mauro SirVa (front) during Monday's Group first-round match at Stanford Stadium. Brazil defeated Russia 2-0.

set up Romario for the first goal, in the 27th minute. Capitalizing on a fifth comer kick in a five-minute span, Bebeto lofted the ball over the Russian defense. Romario shook off defender Vladisav Ternavski and deflected the ball with the outside of his right foot into the right corner past goalkeeper Dmitry Kharin. Kharin kept things close until Romario was pulled down by Ternavski in the penalty box in the 53rd minute. Rai took the penalty kick, the first of the tournament, and put it into the right comer.

WALKING WOUNDED The United States could be without starters Eric Wyn-atda and C4audk Reyna when it plays Colombia on Wednesday at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. Wynalda, who scored the goal on Saturday that gave the Americans a 1-1 tie against Switzerland, has not practiced because of a persistent rash: that doctors believe is an allergic reaction to food compounded by nerves. Reyna, two-time college player of the year, has a Els made to play the ball from where it landed. "I made a mistake. He didn't have that bad a lie in the taller grass.

But coming out a couple of club-lengths allowed him to maneuver the ball better," Holland said. "In the past, we had some (equipment) that are not movable," Holland added. "Nobody likes to make a mistake, especially with something like that. But that's what happened. I feel bad about that." Els also got a big break on No.

17, although there was no controversy about whether the ruling was correct. There was, however, dispute about where the USGA placed the drop area. On the hole, a 315-yard uphill par-4, Els tried for the green, but he instead hit the ball far left behind a grandstand, another "temporary movable obstruction." Els was allowed to move to a drop area that was in front of the grandstand, nearer to the hole and in an improved position. He made an easy par on the hole. Players used that drop area all week, but there were many questions about whether it should have been to the side of the grandstand from an equal distance from the green.

Bob Rosburg, one of ABC-TVs on-course reporters who was on the hole at the time, told his audience that, "I don't think this is right." Jack Nicklaus, who was in the booth after finishing his round, agreed. and then engaged in match play with Roberts the rest of the way, as Montgomerie faltered. Play reached its nerve-wracking best down the stretch. On No. 17, Roberts took the lead briefly by sinking a 15-foot birdie putt.

But Els, on top of him, followed with one of his own from 10 feet to tie the match. Both golfers made tough pressure-packed putts on No. 18 to force the sudden death. Els, in becoming the first foreign champion in this event since Australia's David Graham in 1981, won despite some of those late-Sunday and early-Monday woes and despite the fact that he struggled all day, hitting only six-of-16 fairways and constantly testing the high Oakmont rough. "That shows guts," Roberts said afterward.

And, remember, he's talking about a 24-year-old. Roberts, 38, a native of San Luis Obisbo, now residing in Memphis, is the ultimate tour journeyman. He turned pro in 1978, joined the PGA Tour in 1981 and has been in Tour Qualifying School to get his card a total of six times, making it four times. In parts of 13 years on tour, he had never won a championship until taking the Nestle Invitational at Bay Hill in Orlando, on March 20. That qualified him for his first World Series of Golf appearance Aug.

25-28 at Firestone Country Club. This was a chance for him to USGA official admits he erred on the first of two rulings on Sunday By Tom Gaffney Beacon Journal staff writer Oakmont, The two favorable rulings given Ernie Els in Sunday's final round of the U.S. Open were still major topics of conversation during the tournament playoff especially considering that Els went on Monday to win the Open title. Of special concern was the admission by a United States Golf Association rules official that he erred on the first of them. ESPN, in fact, devoted early portions of its televised coverage to the two situations, showing replays of Els on both of the Oakmont Country Club holes in question, No.

1 and No. 17. On the first hole, Els put his drive into the deep rough on the left. A television camera mounted on a forklift blocked his view of the green. Dr.

Trey Holland, the rules official on the hole, ruled that Els was entitled to a free drop since the forklift was a "temporary movable obstruction." Els thus got out of the rough with a drop that ended on grass well-trampled by the gallery. Els got the ball on the green from there but three-putted for a bogey. Holland, 44, a urologist from Indianapolis, later said the fork-lift should have been moved and pulled right hamstring. "I have faith that both of them may be able to play," said U.S. coach Bora Milirdnovic.

The United States is i-7 against Colombia. TV RATINGS Television ratings for the 1994 World Cup opener were more than three times better than for the 1990 opener. Friday's game between Germany and Bolivia received a 2.2 rating on ESPN and was viewed in 1.39 million homes. Saturday's 1-1 tie between the United States and Switzerland earned an overnight rating of 5.8 in major U.S. markets and beat the U.S.

Open golf tournament, which got a 5.0 overnight. TOUCH OF HOME Jim Donovan, sports anchor for WKYC (Channel 3) did the play-by-play Monday for the Brazil-Russia game on ESPN. HIGH AND DRY The Football Association of Ireland appealed to Central Floridians for tickets to Friday's Ireland-Mexico match for 300 stranded Irish fans. The enthusiasts saved for two years so they could see their team in the World Cup. But when they got to Orlando, they discovered their London-based tour operator hadn't covered the cost of all the hotel rooms, airfare and game tickets.

Sportex, the tour operator, could not be reached. A FIRST FOR ELS None of Monday's finalists had ever won a playoff before. Emle Els lost a three-way playoff in the 1993 Holland Swazi Classic on the South African Tour. Colin Montgomerle lost in the 1992 Volvo Masters and the 1991 Volvo PGA Championship. Loren Roberts had never been in a playoff.

ONE OUT OF THREE The playoff was the 31st in the 94-year history of the U.S. Open. It also was the eighth time that three players were involved. The last one of those came in 1963, when Julius Boros, who died last month in Florida, fired a 70 to beat Jacky Cupit (73) and Arnold Palmer (76) on the Championship Course at The Country Club of Brookline, Mass. The last playoff came in 1991, when Payne Stewart shot a 75 to edge Scott Simpson (77) at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska, Minn.

The last sudden-death playoff came in 1990 at Medi-nah Country Club in Medinah, when Hale Irwin beat Mike Donald on the first extra hole. THE FOREIGN INFLUENCE For the first time ever, foreign golfers won both the U.S. Open and the Masters in the same year. Jose Maria Olazabal of Spain won the Masters in April. GONE HOME OR WORKING Attendance Monday was estimated at between 8,000 and 10,000, a long way from the 22,500 on Thursday through Sunday.

Many of the visiting fans went home after the final round Sunday. Meanwhile, local fans had the 9-to-5 grind. Ticket sellers outside the gates were not having much luck. One man had about 50 of them and said he had sold five all day. THE RANKINGS: The Sony World Rankings, which is considered the measuring stick of the world's golfers, were released after the playoff.

Champion Ernie Els was No. 7, Colin MoiTtgomerie No. 9 and Loren Roberts No. 22. elevate his status in the world, but there was not consternation that he couldn't.

"I never gave up on myself. I will never give up on myself," Roberts said about his career in general. "I always thought I had a chance to be up there. "If you told me Friday I was going to be in a playoff Monday, I would have been happy. Believe it or not, that's the way I feel.

I enjoyed myself and I'm looking forward to being here again." Montgomerie, 30, a member of the PGA European Tour who won the 1993 European Order of Merit, was never a factor Monday. He registered double-bogeys on both the second and third holes, and later had bogeys on two par-3 holes (Nos. 6 and 8) to finish at 6-over 42 on the front. Another double-bogey on No. 11 turned the playoff into a two-player race.

To put his round into perspective, Montgomerie was exactly at 63 Johnny Miller's Open record set in 1973 with four holes to play. But Montgomerie would not let one bad round however important spoil his week. "I had a very good tournament. I gave it my best shot I'm not despondent at all," said Montgomerie, who finished third in the 1992 Open at Pebble Beach. "I'm looking forward now to the British Open." Under USGA rules, Roberts and Montgomerie shared second-place money, with each getting $141,827.50.

1 Ms Goldie (Smith) PROVE TICKET coming around. LEILAWATTI can better tost. BUYS PLAYMATE is worting wet. $5,000, 6 fur. 5 Shoalmond (Pabon) 114 6-5 3 Real Rush (FetaJ.) 116 8-5 8 Birdies Best (Agosto) 108 2-1 2 Intricate Ruler (Londono) 114 4-1 7 Count To Seven (Cervantes) 115 7-1 6 Groovy Guys (Saito) 112 10-1 9 Theycallmeiack (Galaz) 110 12-1 4 Apentrf (Talley) 108 15-1 1 laughing Gem (Ortiz) 107 20-1 10 Howling Wind (Wilson) 116 20-1 Betsy's Beat (Lundberg) 2.20 Also: Vermillion RockeL Censored Rating, Balboa Dancer, Cees Chapel.

Late Scratch: Fradondandi. Exacta (2-7) paid $10.80. $10,000, 1 Mile 70 yds. Time: 1:45 3-5. Dr Llewellyn (Parsley) 8.20 4.20 2,80 Slo Slew (Sexton) 3.00 2.60 Don Kranbany (Wydick) 2.60 Also: Willie Riprt, No Bounds, Count To Twenty, Mystic Zeus, Stanley Eugene.

Exacta (1-4) paid $36.00. Maiden, 6 Fur. Tune: 1:12 4-5. Crowning image (Saito) 8.60 3.80 2.80 Ticknotock (Gtglio) 6.40 3.20 Reality's GUI (Capanas) 5.00 Also: Reekae, Scottish Serenade, Shoots And Sprouts, Jetus, Miss Delmar Lucky Josie, Northern Deb, Freaks Choice. Late Scratch: Shear Perseverance.

Exacta (12-4) paid $42.40. Trifecti (12-4-5) paid $217.40. Twin Tnfecta, No winners. Carryover $2,245.62. $5,000, 6 fur.

Time: 1:13. Easterday Gal (Zook) 9.80 7.60 4.00 Hoosier Hysteria (Green) 14.00 4.00 Pyxen (Johnston) 2.80 Also: Ossy Blair, Jane Dawn, Regal Legend, Workjn Honey, Stnke A Star, Paint Rock River, Night Digger, Namemesomething. Late Scratch: Pipe Dreamer. Exacta (4-7) paid $159.20. Trifecta (4-7-1) paid $491.80.

6 fur. Time: 1:11 1-5. At The Stake (Weiler) 8.60 3.40 2.80 Wauseon Bay (Lumpkins) 2.80 2.40 David's Ana (Talley) 2.60 Also: Wreckage, Confederatesoktier, Adam's Mark. Late Scratches: Bolduino, Your Money. Exacta (2-3) paid $16.60.

$10,000, 1 Mile 70 yds. Time: 1:45 3-5. Windbum Dancer (Lague) 3.00 3.20 2.40 Ringer's Girt (Wydick) 3.20 2.40 Nurlashlighl (Chavez.M.) 2.80 Also: Adios Professor, Willie Likes Her, Myftrstdate, Topofthewave, Total Account Late Scratch: Last Parade. Exact! (1-3) paid $11.00. $5,000, 1 Mile Ami Patrice 4.20.

Perfecta (2-5) paid $46.00. Tnfecta (2-5-1) paid $158.00. 2nd Half Twin Tnfecta (2-5-1) No Winners, Carryover $5,259. 5- Whrte McGuire 10.20, 3.60, 3.40; Fry Kat Fly 3.00, 2.80; Fleet Wadduda 3.60. Perfecta (10-5) paid $26.00.

1st Half Tn-Superfecta (10-5-6) paid $19.80. 6- He Has The Power 4.40, 2.80, 2.40; Jovial Spell 5.60, 2.80; Lucky Abrams 4.60. Perfecta (4-6) paid $22.40. Tnfecta (4-6-1) paid $140.80. 7- Babe North 6.00, 3.80, 2.80; Rosahan Moment 3.80, Paris Style, Firedance Bey.

Perfecta (9-8) paid $110.00. Big Triple (9-8-6) paid $923.00. FOURTH Pace, 4000CL, $2,000, 1 Mile, Time: 2:02.2 Sky Captain (J.Pantaleano) 4.60 2.80 2.80 Superconductor (S.Cox) 4.20 3.60 Jim's Tradition (R.Fjdens) 4.20 Also: Steady Fredie, Champagne Aussie, Aberisle, Ace Too, Andy's Ore, Oak Park Boy. Perfecta (1-2) paid $23.40. Superfecta (1-2-3-4 paid $189.20.

FIFTH Trot NW1000L6C, $1,500, 1 Mile, Time: 2:07.1 Sound Sahara (H.Coder) 14.80 7.20 4.00 Matron Of Honor (J.Pantaleano) 4.00 3.20 Maryellen Tabor (D.Mc Krgan) 3.40 Also: Success Again, Coles Shadow, Curly Maple, Miss Lady Looks Like Snow, Super Primrose. Perfecta (3-5) paid $81.40. First Half Of Tri Super (3-5-4) paid $218.00. Pick Three 3 of 3 paid $103.20. SKTH-Pace, NW1CD, $1,500, 1 Mile.

Time: 2:03.0 Tnwe Tyler (KHolliday) 8.80 4.40 3.40 Tidy Ted (J.Esag) 2.60 2.40 Belinda (G.Soehnlen) 4.30 Also: Bud Writer, Thorpe's Winnie, Slugger Mike, Amy Ty Brown, I Aint Lrstenin', Revved Up. Perfecta (7-2) paid $31.00. Big Triple (7-2-6) paid $514.80. SEVENTH Pace, NW1000L6C, $1,500, 1 Mile, Time: 2:03.1 Call Me Mister Big (JJoyner) 6.20 3.40 340 Stony Ridge (C.Wyers) 7.20 5.00 St Patrick's Cheer O.Essig) 280 Also: Sterla's Best, Feel The Fire, Manrico Hanover, Country Red Neck, Omahollyanna, 0 Daddy 0. Perfecta (3-51 paid $47.20.

Big Triple (3-5-4) paid $204.40. (3-5-4-3-5-4-1), No winners, Carryover. $4,229.94 IfH-Pace, NW1750L6C, $3,000, 1 Mile, Time: 2:02.2 Angus Hanover (R.Miller) 8.20 3.80 2 80 Rigashome (J.Essig) 6.40 4 20 Cross Spark (S.Cox) 00 Also: Sand Keen Edge, Randy Rich, Runaway Bandit, Complex Falcon, Iceman Baker, Baker Brewster. Perfecta (9-3) paid $47.00. Kg Triple (9-3-6) paid $491.20.

NINTH Pace, 2Y0, LC, $4,000, 1 Mile, Time: 2:03.1 Taza (KO'donnell) 4.00 2 10 2 20 Imagene Crombie (J.Essig) 2.10 2 20 Scooon Falcon (R.Fsher) 2 40 Also: Profilo Macho, Abbey Wick, Comesofrjytome, Miss Cany Vs Lady, Commendable. Perfecta (7-2) paid $5.20. Big Triple (7-2-4) paid $10.20. TENTH Pace, NW1750L6C, $3,000, 1 Mile, Time: 1:59.2 Waterfront (C.Wyers) 52.40 22.20 9.60 Tucson Chief (R.Fisher) 9.40 11.40 Billy's Laff (M.Dowdall) 4,60 Also: Osborne's Express, Stare Upon, I Tuff, Worldly Baker, Double Barrister, Kevin's Majonty. Perfecta (3-5) paid $534.00.

Big Triple (3-5-2) paid $2,656.60. IIEVENTH Pace, 3000CLCD, $1,500, 1 Mile, Time: 2:02.1 Meadow Towner (D.Mc Kirgan) 5.20 3.40 2.20 Night's Missle (C.Willams) 9.40 4.20 40 yds. Time: 1:42 4-5. Silver For One (Capanas) 11.80 7.60 5.60 Cassidy's Circle (Pabon) 136.0 47.00 Atomic Secrets (Rannelli) 10.80 Also: Okeys Derby Boy, Worth Trading, Last Minute Sally, Big Future, Positive And Bold, Mity HI Brite, Reds Resurrection, Quebec City. Late Scratch: Mini Book.

Exacta (6-5) paid $425.40. Trifecta (6-5-7) paid $5,278.20. Pic Three (2-1-6) paid $88.40. Pie Six (1-12-4-2-1-6), five out of six paid $356.60, Carryover $10,004.67. THIRTEENTH Fillies, 3Y0, All, 1 Mile Turf.

Time: 1:34 3-5. Caromana (Wydick) 6.00 2.80 2.60 Bear Truth (Ouzts) 2.80 3.20 Walk On Top (Troilo) 5.60 Also: Can Thou Dance, Glendar, Fiery Vixen, Hyde The Gold, True Of Heart, Odie West. Late Scratch: Newport Madam. Exacta (2-10) paid $13.00. FOURTEENTH $4,000, 1 Mile 70 yds.

Time: 1:44 2-5. Willija (Feliciano) 5.60 4.00 3.40 An Ocala Charger (Cervantes) 10.80 5.40 Piano Organist (Lundberg) 3.60 Also: Western Finale, St Valentine, Takuba, Wild Ruler, Kid Nejeski, Titanic Mac, T.V.Wizard. Exacta (2-5) paid $78.00. Late Daly Double (2-2) paid $16.60. Superfec-ta (2-5-7-1) paid $1,312.60.

RFTEENTH 1 Mile. Time: 1:39 1-5. Colt Thirtyeight (Silva) 10.40 5.60 4 00 Honest Advice (Giyder) 8.20 6.20 Hugo Quake (Diaz) 12.20 Also: Affirmative Day, Forgot The Keys, Sticker Shock, Manilaman, Highpoweredstuff, Da Sallee Mon. Late Scratch: Bob's Honey. Exacta (9-10) paid $76.60.

Trifecta (9-10-1) paid $1,046.00. Fillies, 3-4Y0, Maiden, 1 Mile. Time: 1:41 3-5, Miss Loie (Martinez) 9.00 5.20 4.60 Tina's Sally (Ennquez) 20.00 15.20 Splash With Wanda (Walls) 6.00 Also: Evanescent MesnH, Tullah Gold, Seattle Charm, Mae Power, Black Peeiavs, Madigan Miss, Highland Dance. Late Scratches: Somewhat Shook, Afternoon Ofa Fawn. Exacta (6-5) paid $191.00.

Trifecta (6-5-7) paid $1,082.40. Quhtela (5-6) paid $109.20. Attendance: 2,662. Handle: $368,085. 3.20; Bois De Boulogne 3.40.

Perfecta (2-5) paid $26.20. Tnfecta (2-5-6) paid $76.80. 2nd Half Tn-Superfecta (2-5-6-3) No Winners, Carryoer $40,338. 8- Hop Ashore 6.80, 5.40, 2.80, Emperor's Reign 4.40, 3.80; Strong Leader 2.80. Perfecta (3-1) paid $60.60.

Tnfecta (3-1-6) paid $228.20. 9- Deputy Marshall 8.00, 6.20, 3.40; Oh Boy 5.20, 3.60; Dogone Grand 2.80. Perfecta (2-1) paid $26.80. Superfecta (2-1-7-4) paid $521.00. Attendance: 865.

Total Handle: $75,474. Sudsy Oats (KKash) 3.40 Also: Medevial Knight, Bobby, Justins Surrey, Shannon Can's Girl, Big Boss Bruce, Blarney Style. Perfecta (9-4) paid $27.40. Big Triple (9-4-6) paid $126.00. Late Pick Three 3 of 3 paid $142.80.

TWELFTH Pace, 6000CL, NW, $1,600, 1 Mile, Time: 2:02.4 Tucson Court (S.Carter) 5.40 3.20 2.60 SpnngAow (M.Weinlraub) 4.20 3.80 Witeo (D.Edwards) 4.80 Also: Bye Bye Bakerfield, Aetospeed, Belle Vernon, Jenlyn's Fame, Lisa's Fury, Mac A Doo Too. Perfecta (9-5) paid $17.40. Big Triple (9-5-3) paid $231.80. Pk Twelve 9 of 12 paid $1,531.80. THIRTEENTH Pace, NW1000L6C, $1,500, 1 Mile, Time: 2:03.0 Tradition Al (JAlamsky) 24.60 3.40 4.80 Tnt Follow Me (J.Essig) 2.40 2.60 Pat's Pnnce (JJoyner) 7.00 Also: Crabappie Style, Hr's Happy Facts, Maraka Nafke, Nnhau Chatter, Body By Listening.

Perfecta (1-2) paid $21.00. Superfecta (1-2-4-6) paid $926.00. SIMULCAST-Pace, Sportsmans Park-5th, $4,500, 1 Mile, Time: 1:57.1 Goose On Fire (D.Knox) 15.40 7.80 4.40 0 K's No Bull (D.Hiteman) 32.60 16.00 Five Aces (T.Wilson) 4.80 Also: Charge Plate, Bob Frazer, Brooklets Chancey, Listening Hal, Paloma Gold, Ready Wit, Our Black Fnnt N. Perfecta (5-9) paid $571.80. Big Triple (5-9-3) paid $7,189.40.

SIMULCAST-Pace, Sportsmans Park-9th, $7,000, 1 Mile, Time: 1:56.0 Witchtree (J.Marsh) 7.60 3.80 2.80 Jolly Glad (R.Marsh) 4.00 2.80 Shot Clock (B.Farber-erdman) 5.20 Also: Lionne Hanover, Sugar Revrac, Fall In The Air, Amoret Wellmanor, Truly Timeless. Perfecta (7-8) paid $21.40. Big Triple (7-8-4) paid $267.40. Attendance: 2,381. Handto: $300,638.

Northfield leaders (Through June 17) DRIVERS Open Els is first champion since 1981 Continued from Page Dl went three feet past. But he calmly made it for a par that gave him the Open title. "I knew I was in trouble, but I still thought I had a chance to get it up-and-down," Roberts said. "I didn't want to leave that last putt short. I might have hit it a little too hard.

"Ernie's got a lot of game. He's long and putts well. That works well for champions." Els also showed some amazing resilience after collapsing down the stretch Sunday and blowing up early in Monday's round. On Sunday, he got bogeys on two of the final three holes, essentially playing his way into an extra day's work. On Monday with temperatures again in the 90s and the Oakmont greens as quick as ever Els fell behind immediately with a bogey on No.

1 and a triple-bogey on No. 2 when he had an Unplayable lie and three-putted. This is a potential champion? "After the second hole, I didn't know where I was going. I thought, 'What am I doing out Els said. But he got a birdie on No.

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