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SOUTHLAND ROUNDUP Pomona 'Cap 14 SSC. Oct. 3, 1971 POMONA Zogflngilta Omfg 3 CHARTS Diablos Snap 7- Game Losing Sulky Crowd (23,823) Tops Season Mark reak; Aztecs Rebound, 30-10 costly win for Andersen, who took an 0-2 record into the game (the Diablos lost their last five in 1970). Starting quarterback Jim Sander, whom Andersen was counting on to help make the Diablos a winner, suffered an ankle injury in the first quarter and did not see further action. But sub Glen Callan responded with two scoring passes to end Leslie Newell and the second, a 75-yarder, cut Cal Poly's lead to 25-23 in the fourth period.

Callan and Sander combined to complete 13 passes for 256 yards. San Diego State, behind the passing of Brian Sipe, rebounded from last week's visiting Northern Illinois, 30-10. Sipe, who completed 13 of 23 for 155 yards, including touchdown throws of seven yards to Dave Boyd and eight yards to Dennis Sutton. PCAA UC Santa Barbara 7 0 14 0-21 Pacific 7 0 9 07 Pac True 11 run (Holmquist kick) UCSB Gullottl 1 run (Ventimlsllo (kick) UCSB Huntslnger run (Ventimlsllo kick) UCSB Huntslnger 3 run (Ventlmiglio kick) Attendance-! 2,350. SCIAC Claremont Mudd 20, Pomona 7 Claremont-Mudd 7 9 13 020 Pomona 0 9 0 77 Cla Zude 1 run (Bailey kick).

Cla Graber 54 run (Bailey kick). Cla Reese recovered blocked punt In and zone (kick failed). Pom Schowalter 2 run (Diaz kick). Attendance 5,000. NON CONFERENCE Northern Illinois 3 9 9 710 San Diego State 9 14 3 1330 Nl FG Wlttum 41 SDS Victoria run (Wulfemever kick) SDS Bovd 7 pess from Sine (Wulfemever kick) SDS FG Wulfemever 2 SOS Sutton I pass from Sipe (kick failed) Nl Keller 1 run (Wlttum kl-k) SOS Doncker 1 run (Wulfemever.

kick) Attendance 24,543 Cal Lutheran 11, Redlands 7 Redlands 0 0 7 07 Cal Lutheran 0 6 IS 0-21 CL FG R. Kelly 40 CL FG R. Kelly 23 CL Ubelhardt 4 run (Miller run) Red Bell 2 pass from Hiroto (Zigross kick) CL Miller 30 pass from Drake (R. Kelly kick) Attendance 2,000 St. Mary's 11, La Varna 11 St.

Mary's 0 0,7 4-13 La Verne 0 3 I 0-11 LV FG Stevens 33 SM Lopez 1 run (Nelson kick) LV Llpkin 14 run (Drake pass from Swan) SM Hensle 45 run with recovered fumble (oass failed) Attendance 1,000 tall Perhaps the Foster Andersen dynasty has begun at Cal State Los Angeles. The Diablos, whose losing streak had reached seven registered a 29-25 come-from-behind victory Saturday night against host Cal Poly Pomona. -Trailing 25-23, the Diablos' hard-running Sam Redd took off on a 58-yard scoring jaunt with just 1:46 remaining to play. Redd wound up gaining 136 yards on 20 carries. It was a' satisfying but Prep Football CIF St.

Paul 7, Ranche (Lat Vegas) 7 St. Paul 9 9 7 07 Rancho Las Vegas 0 7 0 07 St. Paul: TO Quirk. PAT Quirk (kick). Rancho (Las Vegas): TO Arenai.

PAT John Annlllo (kick). Huntington Beach li. Fountain Valley 14 Hunilngton Beach 7 0 9 015 Fountain Valley 0 0 14 014 Huntington Beach: TO Clarelli, Plek-ford. PAT White (kick). Dressier (cess).

Fountain Valley. TD Scalisl 2. PAT-Scallsl (run). Aiusa n. Chin Arusa 7 13 0 13-33 Chlno 0 0 7 07 Azusa: TO Llttlefledl 2, Norrlega, Maoana, Lvdle.

PAT Littlcfield 3 (kicks). Chlno: TO Chacon. PAT Daldarana (kick). Bell-Jeff 16, Weak i Bell-Jeff 6 14 6-26 Webb 0 6 0 04 Bell-Jeff: TD Lynch, Castillo, PAT Castillo (pass). Webb: TD Angel.

Las Vegas It, Ceachella Valley 10 Las Vegas 0 4 14 426 Ceachella Valley 7 3 0 010 Las Vegas: TD Forbes 2, Buban i. PAT Buban (run). Coachella Valley: TO Hoy. FG Carian. PAT Carlan.

Savanna 21, Villa Park 11 Villa Park 0 7 6 0-13 Savanna 7 7 0 7-21 Villa Park: TD Reidlnger, Beam. PAT McGulre (kick). Savanna: TD Vandaver, Riegle, Armstrong. PAT Hrabosky 3 (kicks). Mt.

Carmel 4, Cathedral 0 Cathedral 0 0 0 09 Mt. Carmel 4 0 0 04 Mt. Carmel: TO Rogers. Perrlt 11, lleemlngton 0 Perris 7 4 0-21 Bloomlngten 0 0 0 00 Perris: TD Lewis 1, Vivian, PAT Meyers (run); Clark (kick). Carplnteria 13, Basic (Nev.) 0 Basic 0 0 -0 0 9 Carelnterla 4 0 0 713 Carplnteria: TO Miller, Swann.

PAT Da Sola (kickl. Orange 11, Ll Maori 10 Orange 9 9 0 1112 La Habra 9 9 7 310 Orange: TD Walker, Skaggs. La Habra: TO Polk. FG Ankrim. PAT An-krim (kick).

LP Wltsen It, Walnut IS LP Wilson 14 0 4 t-2t Walnut 9 17 015 LP Wilson: TD Sturdivant 3, Francis. PAT Stallone 2 (kicks), Soto (pass). Wxlnut: TD Mclnrvre, Swartwood. PAT Smith (pass), Wright (kick). Oak 29, Cevina IS Charter Oak 0 0 9 12-20 Cevina 0 0 0 715 Charter Oak: TD-Flschettl, Smith, Stewart.

PAT Flschettl (pass). Covlna: TI-Llfton, Vlerlck. PAT Litton (pass), Barron (kick). La Mirada II, Burroughs La Mirada 7 0 7 1420 Burroughs 4 I 0 '429 La Mirada: TD Sims, Chapman, Norman 2. PAT Garcia 4 (kicks).

Bur-roughs: TD Barnhart, Galbrelth, Funk, PAT-Budrlck (run). Anaheim 14, Redlends Redrands 9 9 7 07 Anaheim 7 9 0 714 Redlands: TD Robinson. PAT Hughes (kick). Anaheim: TD Salness, Lopo. PAT-Bruc 2 (kicks).

California II, Whlftler 14 Hoover 21, La Canada 21 Bishop Montgomery 15, Pius LB Jordan 21, Lvnwood 1 Comoton 17, Dominguez 4 La Sierra 41, Cerritos 0 El Dorado 33, Tustln 0 La Mirada 21, Burroughs 29 Oamlen 4. Elsenhower 9 Marina 14, Hawthorne 4 Nogales 30, San Oimas 15 Cresoi 14, Camarlllo 9 Orange 12, La Habra 10 Mater Del 27, Chaffev 12 SIX-MAN Srethern 7J, Chadw'ck 24 Fllntrldge 71, Village Christian 0 CITY EAST VALLEY LEASUE Varduie Hills 14, Srlmar 11 Svlmer 4 0 0 412 Verduga Hills 9 7 7 9-14 Carson SI, Western (Lai Vegas) 14 Western 9 9 4 I 14 Carson 12 I 14 24 51 SarNild It, Belmont 4 Garfield 4 4 9 4 It Belmont 9 9 9 44 Garfield: TD Bravo 1, Moreno. Belmont: TD Hawkins i Hue neme 41, Lei Angeles IT Las Angeles 9 13 4-27 Hueneme 14 14 14 041 Los Anaeles: TD Turner 2, Morgan, Graver. PAT Martinet (pass), Martin (kick). Hueneme: TD Davis 2, Stull, Wofford, Moreland, County.

PAT King 4 (kicks). Bell 12. San Pedro 9 Bell 0 13-22 San Pedre 9 9 9 90 Bell: TD Mlntun, Bover, Turner. Safety Harper tackled in end zone. PAT Mlntun 2 (kicks).

Centennial 20, Fremont 14 Fremont 7 0 7 014 Centennial 4 10 420 Fremont: TD Nash, Lemon. PAT Wlnbush 2 (kicks). Centennial: TO-Pat-terson, Bradley, Johnson, PAT Robin-ton (run). Crenshaw 20, Dersey 29 Wilson 41, Roosevelt 9 Santa Barbara 27, Manual Arts 21 Mulr 21, Locke 12 Eagle Rock 20, South Gate 9 Bruin Kickers Win SAN DIEGO Fesseha lde Emanuel scored two goals to lead the UCLA soccer team to a come-from-behind, 5-3 victory over San Diego State Saturday afternoon. Title Retained by Tallyman BY BOB HEBERT Tims Staff Writer Tallyman proved to a cheering throng of 20,015 Saturday at the County Fair that the old adage of horses for courses is still true especially at Pomona.

Returning to his favorite track, the 5-year-old son of Money Broker charged to a convincing 4V-length triumph in the $27,700 Pomona Handicap, climax of the 14-day racing season at the Fair. A year ago, Tallyman won this stakes on a "slow" track and gained the reputation of being a mudlark, but he showed a rd a that it's the County Fair that he likes, fast or muddy. With 44-year-old Jack Robinson in the saddle, Tallyman toured the IV "miles in 2:04 35 and rewarded backers with a return of $11.20. Graceful Native was second, with Fine Cause, the- longest shot in the race, third. Victory in the richest stakes of the meeting was worth $16,450 to Mrs- Ramona M.

Briggs, owner of Tallyman. Favorite No Factor Makor, the 2-1 favorite off his fine second in the Del Mar Handicap, was never a factor. Last most of the way, he closed a little ground belatedly, finishing a well-beaten fifth. True Balcony, winner of the Pomona Derby two years ago, was fourth. For the third time, veteran Don Pierce rode off with the County Fair jockey championship.

Don had a closing-day double, winning aboard Senor Lucky at $7.60 and Sturdy Landing at $5.60 to end the meeting with 16 winners, four ahead of L. J. Durousseau, last year's saddle champion. On the financial side, it was a good meeting for the Fair, with attendance up 2 over last year, and betting down less than 1 .3. Total attendance for the 14-dav race meeting was 153,368, for a daily aver-! age of 10,955.

Total wager-ing was $.2,898,324. a daily average of $921,309. RACING ROUNDUP EWMARKET, England King Midas, a 10-1 long-shot, scored a three-length win in the Cambridge-shire Handicap, bringing those who drew him in the Irish Sweepstakes $120,000. Astrocan (12-1) was second in a photo-finish over Londes-borough Boy (33-1). Tula Rocket, the 13-2 favorUe in the field of 29, was never in ccn tention.

BELMOXT PARK Cougar II finished five lengths in front in the $113,000 Woodward Stakes, but was disqualified for interference in the stretch and placed third. West Coast Scout was made the winner and Tinajero was moved to second. Stewards ruled Cougar II had oothered Tinajero by cutting sharply in front of him between the three- sixteenths and the eighth pole. West Coast Scout paid $18.20. Time for the distance was 2:00 25 just two-fifths off the track record Kelso set in 1961.

LONGCHAMP, France Virginian Paul Mellon's Mill Reef will start as the 3-4 favorite over 17 rivals in today's $373,000 Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe at IVi miles. An American bred or owned horse has never won the race, which carries a purse of $260,000 for the victor. Alec Head's Pistol Packer, brought from the States two years ago, is the second favorite at 3-1 after. winning his last five races. BAY MEADOWS Kobuk King, carrying high weight of 124 pounds, took the lead on the turn for home and won the $27,450 Tanforan Handicap at 1 116 miles by a length and a quarter.

Figone-ro was second and Esquiraza third. Kobuk King, clocked in 1:42 15, paid $4.60, $3.40 and" $3. Figonero paid $4 and Esquiraza $5.40. BY BION ABBOTT Times Staff Wrt'er There was considerably more than horses Saturday night at Hollywood Park. Southland Elks staged their annual night at the harness races.

Their presence swelled attendance to 23,823 and helped create the largest crowd of the current record-smashing sulky season and the fourth biggest nighttime crowd in Western Harness history. And the fans came with money to spend, setting a Western Harness record for exacta wagering by betting $149,785 on $5 combination tickets on the fourth race. The former mark was $148,790, established a year ago. Mr. Jack Wins Classy Mr.

Jack, now performing for a claiming price because of leg problems set up a $47.50 exacta payoff by scoring a $4 triumph. Hoosier Goose rallied for second to complete the winning 5-9 combination. Leading driver Bobby Williams, who escorted Mr. Jack to the winner's circle, came back for a $12.40 upset with Jazzy Admiral in one of the top pacing features. Jazzy Admit al was clocked in 1:59 35 as he trounced Nick's Painter by nearly three lengths.

Favored Fresno faded to fifth. Baby Tears Upset In the third race, Chief Red, piloted by Joe Vollaro, outfinished favored Baby Tears by three-quarters of a length in 1:59 25 for a $12.80 upset. Chief Red roared home in :58 15 for the fastest final half-mile of the meeting. The double by Bobby Williams raised his leading total to 22 for the season. The two magic miles increased the total of 2:00 efforts to 10 for the meeting.

Laver, Rosewall Reach Finals of Redwood Tennis BERKELEY Wi Australians Rod Laver and Ken Rosewall Saturday advanced to the finals of the $50,000 Redwood Bank International Open tenni3 championship. Laver won an uphill battle with Holland's Tom Okker and Rosewall beat Arthur Ashe of Gum Springs, in straight sets. Fourth-seeded Rosewall, 36, defeated 28-year-old Ashe, 7-5, 6-4. Rosewall has won all five of his matches in two sets. Laver was outclassed in the first half of his Vnatch then bore down to win, 7-5.

6-4. WOMEN'S SINGLES (semifinals) Barbara Oowns (Alamol def. Pam Austin (Rolling Hills), 6-1, '6-3, Marcelvn Louie (San Francisco) def. Laurie Ten-nev (Los Angeles), 34, 7-6, 5-7, default. MEN'S DOUBLES (semifinals) Lav-er-Rov Emerson (Australia) oef.

Phil Dent-John Alexander (Australia), 2-6, 4-4, 6-4; Rosewall-Fred Stolle (Australia) def. Okker-Marty Rlessen (Evanston, 7-5, 4-4. Pro Basketball At White Plains, N.Y.: New York (NBA) 126, Philadelphia (NBA) 115. Knicks now e-1 In pre-season play. High scorers: Archie Clark (P) 27; Jerry Lucas (NY) 22; Fred Foster, (P) 22.

At Seattle: Golden State (NBA) 179, Portland (NBA) ill. Warriors led 78-42 at half and romoed. High scorers: Ron Williams (GS) 22; Jo Ellis (GS) 17; Willie McCarter (P) 16. At Huntington, W. Atlanta (NBA) 136, Baltimore (NBA) 101.

High scorer-Lou Hudson (A) 30. At Birmingham: Atlanta (NBA) 119, Baltimore (NBA) 112. High scorers: Lou Hudson (A) 23. At Cleveland, Miss.t Florldlans (ABA) 121, Memphis (ABA) 111. High scorers: Bob Warren (M) 26; John Neumann (M) 22; Charlie Williams (M) 21; Mack Calvin (F) 18.

At Predonla, N.Y.: Boston (NBA) 117, Buffalo (NBA) 111 At Columbus, Indiana (ABA) 112, Utah (ABA) 97. High scorers Glen Combs (U) 22; Mel Daniels (I) 20. At Owensbore, Carolina (ABA) 104, Kentucky (ABA) 102. High scorers Artls Gllmore (K) 38; Ted McClaln (C) 32; Jim McDanleis (C) 22 and II rebounds. At Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh (ABA) 123, Cnlcaao (NBA) 121.

Hloh scorers-George Thompson (P) 43, Bob Lave (C) 23. At Seattle: Seattle (NBA) 96, Milwaukee (NBA) 77 I OLD STORY Don Pierce rode double ot County Fair wind up Saturday to take championship for third time. 3 Big Stakes in Brief Meet at Oak Tree Three championship stakes one for $100,000 and two for $75,000 each-will highlight the third annual Oak Tree at Santa Anita meeting that gets under way Tuesday at the Arcadia course. The West's only weight-for-age stakes for the Oak Tree, will climax the 20-day season. The mile-and-a-half event, to be decided on closing day, Oct.

30, was won last year by Daryl's Joy, who defeated Fiddle Isle by a neck at even weights of 126 pounds. Cougar II was third, another four lengths back. Pointing for the Norfolk Stakes on Oct. 23 are Royal Owl and MacArthur Park, leading 2-year-olds in the West. Royal Owl won the Hollywood Juvenile Championship, and recently drilled five furlongs in 1:59.

MacArthur Park is fresh from a victory in a division of the Del Mar Futurity. The Oak Leaf, exclusively for 2-3'ear-old fillies, likely will bring together Impressive Style, Miss Lady Bug and Charger-ette, the 1-2-3 finishers in the Del Mar Debutante. A year ago, June Darling won the Oak Leaf, then stepped out of her division to beat colts in the Norfolk. Fish Report The Times accepts and publishes the catch count as a public service. Any respon-' sibility for accuracy is that of the landing operator.

OCEANSIDE 196 englen: 267 bonlto, 57 sand bass, SO calico bass. MORRO BAY (Pert Merrel anglers: 14 albacore. (Vlrg's Landing) 10S anglers: 32 albacore, 5t ling cod, 602 rock cod. (San Simeon) 61 anglers: S3 ling cod, 74 rock. PORT HUENEMi 115 anglers: 1,144 calico bass, 7tS rock cod, 7 halibut, 4 barracuda, 1 white sea bass.

VENTURA 40 anglers: 300 cellce bass. 3 halibut. HUNTINGTON BEACH 13 anglers: 145 rock cod, 11 cow cod. SANTA MONICA 105 anglers: 12? sand bass, 44 bonlto, 8 barracuda, halibut. Barge 63 anglers: 630 mackerel, 6 calico bass.

DANA WHARF 145 anglers: 211 calico bass, 200 sand bass, 117 bonito, 62 mackerel, I halibut, 2 black sea bass. REDONOO 299 anglers: 9 bluefln tuna, 5 white sea bass, 473 calico bass, 316 bonlto, 525 rock cod. Barge 209 anglers: 26 bonlto, 643 mackerel, 125 rock cod, PARADISE COVE 150 anglers: 212 calico bass, 10 bonito, 16 barracuda, I halibut, 1,111 rock cod. SAN DIEGO (Municipal PlerV 319 an. glers: 25 yellowtall, I white tea bass, 699 bonito, 67 calico bass.

LONG BEACH (Pierpoint Landing) 75 anglers: 36 calico bass, 3 bonito, 409 rock cod. (Belmont Pier) 54 anglers: 39 calico bass, 1 halibut, 30 mackerel, 12 rock cod. Barge 80 anglers: 15 barracuda, 7 bonlto, 2 halibut, 60 mackerel, (Paciltc Sportllshlng) 164 anglers: 1 white sea bass, 1 barracuda, 20 halibut, 1,083 calico bass, 2 ling cod, 499 rock cod. SEAL BEACH 121 anglers: 237 rock Cod, 53 mackerel, 17S sand bass, 5 halibut, 28 bonito, 15 barracuda. Barge 116 anglers: barracuda, 67 bonito, I white sea bass, II halibut, 35 mackerel.

NEWPORT (Davey's Lacker) 152 anglers: 283 mackerel, 93 calico bass, 65 sand bass, 36 bonlto, 1 halibut. (Art's Landing) 83 anglers: 85 bonlto, 46 sand bass, 348 rock cod, 27 cow cod, 1 ling cod, I halibut, 115 mackerel, 1 while sea bass. SANTA BARBARA 109 anglers; 693 rock cod, 189 calico bass. MALIBU 68 anglers: 220 calico bass, 22 bonlto, 390 rock cod, 4 halibut. SAN PEDRO Hind St.

Lending) 63 anglers: 4 barracuda, 190 calico bass, 6 halibut, 25 bonlto, 110 mackerel, 250 rock cod. OXNARD anglers: 976 calico bass, 207 sand bass, 602 rock cod, 16 halibut. Boxing Results BUENOS AIRES Oscar Sonaveni, ill, Argentina, def. (7) Alvln Lewis, 225, New York (Lewis dlsaualifled for burling). AUTO RACING RESULTS Trained by M.

C. Goodsell Jr. Mutuel pool $100,680. Exacta pool $112,715. Exact (1-7) paid $141.50.

4710 NINTH RACE Mile end one-sixteenth. For 3-yeer-olds and up. Purse $6,500. Claiming price $4,250. Horse and lockey Wt.

Fl n. To Fermoyle, Durousseau 113 lh 2.70 Bravorla, Herrera 113 22J 3.00 Laughing Gull, Lambert 115 3h 5.50 Thanks Alot, York 114 9.40 Big Muff, Mendez 1'3 5U 21.60 Fiddler's Bov, Pierce 114 61 3.M First Salute, Campas 113 7 6.80 Scratched Vegas Bill. Time, :23 4-5, :48 1-5, 1:13 1-5, 1:40, 1:46 1-5. Fermoyle Bravorla 2.80 Laughing Gull '-00 Winner, ch.h. 5, by Proud Chieftain Candy Cuddles.

Owned by Mary Souza. Tranied by N. Souza. Mutuel pool 4711 TENTH RACE Mile and one-auar. ter.

For 3-year-olJs and us. Pomona Handicap. Purse Gross purse $27,700. Horse and jockey Wt. Fin.

To $1 Tallyman, Robinson 118 4.60 Graceful Native, Kilborn 120 24 3.70 Fine Cause, Campas 112 3H 13.10 a-True Balcony, Lambert 120 41 4.70 Makor, Pierce 117 5J1 2.10 Sitka Toro "5 6U 4.00 a-Luckiest Of Ail, Bianco 105 7H 4.70 Artaxerxes, Durousseau 112 I 9.70 a Coupled entry. No scratches. Time, :22 2-5, .45 4-5, 1:11 1-5, 1:37 1-5, 1:50 4-5, 2:04 3-5. Tallyman 4.40 4.M Graceful Native 4.40 3.20 Fine Cause 4.60 Winner, dk.b. or br.g.

5, by Money Broker Ready Cash. Owned by Mrs. Ramona M. Briggs. Trained by J.

Brooks. Muutel pool $144,581. 4712 ELEVENTH RACE Mile and one. sixteenth. For 3-year-lds and up.

Purse $4,000. Claiming price $3,500. Horse and jockey Wt. Fin. To $1 NobTeTfouse, Durousseau 122 14 1.80 Mr.

Roio, Vllches 113 2l 9.70 Mr. Most, Lambert 113 5.30 Costa Capri, York 114 4H 19,20 Ocean Sea, Gilbert 114 54 5.50 On The Tiles, Bianco 113 3.70 Sean Bull. Garcia 113 73 4.09 Regal Frolic, Velasquez 113 I 39.10 Scratched-R. C. Quillo, That's Th Spirit, Rickevs Brother, Raising Mirth.

Time, :24 2-5, 49 1-5, 1:14, 1:40 4-5, 1:47 2-5. Noble House 5-40 J.80 2.89 Mr. Roio 7.89 Mr. Most 4 .29 Winner, bo. 6, by Tulvar Regal Gem.

Owned bv W. Stadelman. Trained by F. Stute. Noble House claimed by Chalks Stable for $3,500.

Mutuel pool $97,489. Exacta pool $97,225. Quarter Horse handle $126,604. Thoroughbred handle Total mutuel handle $1,450,254. Attendance 20,015.

Totals for 1 day meeting: Quarter horse, average, $84,729. Thoroughbred average, $816,553. Grand total, $12,898,324. Dally average, $921,309. Attendance, 153,.

368. Average attendance, 10,955. Apprentice allowance claimed. $5 Exacta (4-7) paid $110.50. POMONA RESULTS Saturday, Oct.

1971 (Clear and fast) APPALOOSA RACE FIRST RACE Five snd one-half fur. longs. For 1-year-olds and up. Allowances. Purse SM0.

plsKey7lf7, Strauss 18.80 4.00 3.49 EH Bob Check, 117, Llndauist 1.20 2 40 4-O's Scooter, 119, Mendez 2.80 Time, Also ran-Wahtonka, Ceaser's Darnde Sox. Danny's Fury, Pilgrim Rock. No scratches. QUARTER HORSi RACES rnNn RACE 159 yards. For J- year-olds and up.

Claiming. Purse $1,300. Hmtllna Bov 2. 120, Page 18.00 5.80 340 2.40 2.80 Bunnv's Best. 122, Dreyer 3.40 Lotlason, 120, Perner Time, :li.l.

Also ran Billy Gypsy, True Can Fly, Duster Bar Bov, La Plata Jag, Bertom-bl, Slep'n Dandv. Scratched Donluan Boniface, Bill's Request, Dynamo Patrol, Vain Nymph. THIRD RACE-400 Yards. For 1-year-elds and up. Allowances.

Purse $1,500. Plunder, 120, Wright 35.20 10.83 4 00 Buxom 2, 120, Smith 4.80 2.60 Marble Men, 122, Perner 2.40 Time, :20.1. Also ran Little Dick Bee, Dandv Bar Dill, Chick Doolin, Ruby Ann Gold. No scratches. CHARTS Ruth's Choice, Dennis I 19.50 Abbe Chance, Eivins 7H 11 31.30 Concert Master, Petty 4h I 4.60 No scratches.

Time, :31, 1:03 3-5, 1:33 4 5, 1:48 2-5, 2:02 3-5. Hobby Horse Lup 11 49 5.49 4 60 Adalia 4.99 4.69 Doctor C. 4.89 Winner, b.h. 1964 by Dancer Hanover Hobby Horse Betty. Trained by J.

Crane. Mutuel pool, $176,484. 2V SIXTH RACE-One Mile. Conditioned, CD-S. 1 year eld Colts and Geldings.

The Pomona. Purse $19,000. Horse and drlver- Fin. To $1 Jazzv Admiral, R. Wil'ms 211 VI 5.20 Nick's Painter, Dennis 6 2H 10 80 Jake Jackson, Petty 311 3" 2.40 Perlev Hanover, Wilburn 4h 41 4.50 Fresno, Bailey HI Sl 1.40 Call The Butler, Hammer 5U 4 17.00 No scratches.

Time, :30 4-5, 1:00 1-5, 1:29 4-5, 1:45, 1:59 3-5. Jazzy Admiral 12.49 4 20 4 98 Nick's Painter 9.00 4.80 Jake Jackson 109 Winner, b.c. 1968 by Newport Admiral Dear Beth. Trained by R. Wll-Hams.

Mutuel jool, $179,063. 269 SEVENTH RACE One Mile. Pace. All ages. Purse $9,009.

Claiming price $31,250. Horse and driver vt Fin. To $1 Francis P. Adios, Bailey 211 11 3.90 Battling Beau, R.WII'ms 11" 21 1.50 Surf Board, J. Williams 31 3 4.40 Thorpes Victory, Craig 7 4h 9.50 Scottish Design, Tisher 51 5U 4.40 Suspense, Dennis 41 4 11.70 L.

B. King, Grundy 41 7 21.60 Scratched Taylor Creek. Time, :29 4-5, 1:02, 1:33 1-5, 1:47 2 5, 2:01 4-5. Francis P. Adios 9.99 1.89 2.69 Battling Beau 1-29 2.60 Surf Board 99 Winner, br.g.

1963 by Adios Harry Buena Prue. Trained by J. Bailey. Mu-tuelpool, $174,973. 241 EIGHTH RACE One Mil.

Pace. Invitational. Purs $1 5,009. Horse and driver Fin. To Song Cycle, Petty rt77i Hannver.

Farrlnqton 31 2h 3.90 400 Winriv Wav Williams 211 22 5.70 Ocean Mouth, Brandt HI 4n 4.40 Judge, Hammer 41 5U 1.30 Record Time, Wilburn 6 4 16.20 No scratches. Time, :29, 1:00, 1:31, 1:45, 1:59 1-5. Song Cycle T.89 4.39 4.79 Ozzie Hanover 5 90 1.89 Windy Way 4.09 Winner, br.k. 1963 bv Walter McKlvo Medley Hanover. Trained by A.

Petty. Mufuel pool, $176,879. R'ace. One Mile. Pace.

All ages. Claiming. Purs $5,009. Saint Esteph R. Williams 5.20 4 40 3 40 Adios Carl, Miller 100 6.60 Cachuma Chief, Longs 8 00 Time, 2:01 4-5.

Also raced Glowing, Grateful Beau, Chuck Farr, BUI Blaine, Miss Wabash, Scotty's Colt. Scratched Mr. Mite B. $1 Exact (1-2) paid $141 $0. Tennis Results WOMEN'S PRO TOURNAMENT At Phoerix SINGLES (semifinals) Rosemary Casals (San Francisco) def.

Nancv Gunter lSn Ang-lo, 6-3, 6 Blllle Jeon King (Long Beach) def, Kerry Melville (Australia), 6-4, 7-5. DOUBLES Mrs. Klng-MIss Casals def. Helen Gourlay-Kerry Harris (Australia), 6-1, 6 Francolse Durr (France)-Judy Dalton (Australia) del. Mary Ann Elsel (St.

Loulsl-Valerit Zle-genfust (San Diego), 6-3, 6-1, DUBLER CUP Senior Davis Cup At Rancho La Costa: United Slates leads Sweden, J-1 (Tom Brown, S. def. Torsion Johanson, e-1, 6-3! Lennart Bergelln, def. Bobhy Rl' U.S., 6-1, 7-J; Brown-Tony Vln. cent, U.S.

def. Bergelin-Ake Ellasson, Cooyrlsht 1971 by Trlanale Publications, Inc. (Daily Racino Form) LOS ANGELES COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, Pomona, October 2. 1971 Final day of summer meeting. Ail finishes confirmed by official Photochart Camera.

(Clear and fast) 4705 FOURTH RACE Six furlongs. For I year elds. Purse $4,000. Top claiming Price Horse and jockey Wt. Fin.

To SI Senor Lucky, Pierce 117 Ink 2.80 Gedsires, Mender 115 21 3.40 Short Iron, Robinson 117 3h 11.60 King Scott, Lambert 115 4J 2.10 Chanuli, Mahorney 115 58 4.70 Cheeky Neke, Cespeaes 115 641 11.90 Tangeray, Palomino 11 7 15.40 NOTE Eighth money reverts to Assoc. Scratched Pretty Babe, Joe Busch, Speed Event, Ole Mater, Camp Jay. Time, :21 2-5, :45 4-5, 4-5, 1:13. Senor Lucky 7.40 4 20 3 .20 Gedsires 4.60 3.40 Short Iron 4.60 Winner, ch.c. 2, by Lury Mel Quan-do Quando.

Owned by Johnsion Valine. Trained by F. A. Miauelez. Mutuel pool S82.085.

4704 pfFTH RACE Six furlongs. For l-year-ld Calbreds. Purse $3,500. Claiming price 55,000. Horse and lockey Wt.

Fin. To SI Terrl's Gem, Cespedes 114 Ul 130 Eagle's Son, I. V'z'la 115 10.60 Notna Kilborn 113 34 4.50 Sweet Windy, VTso'z 110 25.50 Marchen War, Herrera 113 5U 7.10 Bloody Good, Camoas 112 46 3.20 A La Naturel, York 114 7 28.30 King's Brigadier, Rob'son 114 15.60 'Bolted. Scratched Running Star, Bold Bob Scottlna Shook Loose. Time, :22, :44, :59, 1:12 3-5.

Terrl's Gem 4.40 80 3.00 Eeole's Son 7 J.M Notna Sr Winner, bo. 3, bv Celling Zero AM-N-Flight. Owned and trained by C. H. Braver.

Terri's Gem claimed by J. D. King for $5,000. Mutuel pool $115,525. Dally double pool $92,154.

Dally Double (7-4) paid $11.80. 4707 SIXTH RACE Mile and one-six--' teenth. For 3-year-olds and up. Purse $3,500. Claiming price $V00.

Horse and lockey Wt, Fin. To $1 Sturdy Landing, Pierce 114 11 1B0 Avocado King, V'I'sg'z 113 2U 6.80 Burning Command, D'seau 113 31 2. 2s Hathaway Pride, Vllches 113 44 580 Angles Miss, Bianco 104 5 10.60 Fleet Royal, Gilbert 114 65 26 10 Mia Care, Jensen 1 7 13.50 Late-Supper, Olivares ..114 15.80 Scratched Too Angrl, Blues Count, Sunny Knight, Fleet Reioh. TlrneTSw 2-S, :49 1-5, 1:15, 2-5. Sturdy Landing $.60 4.M l.M Avocado King 3.40 Bijrnlna Command 2.60 Winner, dk.b.

or fcr.o. 4, by Gayland-ng Rice Ton. Owned bv R. Sckmeck. Trained by T.

Estlmo. Mutuel pool $127,. e2e. 4708 SEVENTH RACE Mile and one- -sixteenth. For 3-year-olds and up, Purse $7,500.

Top claiming price $12,500. Horse and lockey Wt. Fin. To $1 KU19 Of The May, Valenzuela 5 1-50 PrJnce Baroda, Campas 119 2 300 Farrel Boy, Kilborn 115 3H 2.00 Bins Cherry, Brown 4 42 17.30 Mighty Admiral, Herrera 115 5 4.90 k0TE-6th, 7th and 8th money reverts to. Association.

Scratched Sportlno Instinct. time, :23 2-5, :47 3-5, 1:12, 1:38 1-5, 1.44 4 5. KRig Of The May 5.00 3.00 120 prince Baroda Farrel Boy Winner, or.e. 5, by Amerigo Queen Of- The May. Ownea by Dansar Stable.

Trained by T. Bllncoe. Mutuel pool 4709 EIGHTH RACE Six furlongs. For 1-year-olds and up. Purse $5,500.

Claiming price $5,000. and jockey Wt. Fino SI Flyin9 Magician, Rob'son 114 1.10 Mio Mia, Jackowiak X109 21 16 30 Age Of Aquarius, L'bert 115 31 4.20 Swiss Jet, York 114 4nk 15.40 Seaouest, Herrera 110 5i 8.10 Nevada Policy, VTsq'Z 119 28.90 Maior Reason, Kilborn 1 3 7 3.80 Orbit Tracer, Olivares 113 1.W Broke down. NOTE 8th money reverts to Assoc. Scratched Tulvlarlater, Bernbook, Titled Host, He's King Aoain.

Time, 4-4 ,:53 3-5, 1:12. Flykia Magician 4.20 i 20 2.60 Mia Mia. Age Of Aquarius 544 Winner, ch.c. 4, bv Winoo Boy-Soy Magic. Owned by J.

R. Fitzgerald. HARNESS Copyright 1971 by Triangle Publications, Inc. (Daily Racing Form) WESTERN HARNESS RACING, Hollywood Park, Inglewood, Saturday, Oct. 2, 1971 Eighteenth night of 45-night fall meeting.

Complete finishes all- races confirmed bv official Photo-cnart Camera. (Clear and fast) 254 -FIRST RACE One mile. Pace. Con-. dltloned, CD-I.

For 5-year-olds and under. Purse $3,000. Horse and driver 34 Fin. To Si Easy Wilburn 52 El Mavordomo, Wheeler 11 Jubilee Time, Far'gton 4 Ayr Student, J. W'ms 41 Tooall Adios, Stewart 21 Maiestic Lee V.

Key 811 Freight Manifest, Ack'm'n 91 Nevada Jack, Jacobs 31 Din. In lh 2nk 3 41 5U 6t 721 841 100 4.00 8.40 2.20 4.10 21.40 19.20 23.00 12.90 17.60 991 Local Nola, Winger 7U 10 Scratched Bag Of Gold. Time, :30 2-5, 1:01 4-5, 1:33, 1:48, 2:03. Esv 11.00 1.00 6.40 El Mavordomo 520 5.20 Jubilee Time Winner, b.c. 1968, by Shadow Wave-Yankee Nan.

Owned by Guethlein Smotherman. Trained by T. Wilburn. Mutuel pool $60,528. Exacta pool $124,870.

$2 Exacta SECON DR ACE One mile. Claiming. All ages. Purse $3700. Horse and driver Vt Fin.

To $1 Hairy Abbe, Sherren 3.20 Skips Bov, Campbell 7U 21 11.10 Foxv Frost, Valles Key 511 31 24.30 Satan Tass, Bartone 41 41 5.10 Bomber Bay, RWilllams 61 52 3.4) D's Scotty Counsel, Short 82 42 4.90 Dazzllum, Richmond ....10 7 7.60 Polly Jinks, Harper 2U 841 9.70 Surfer's Guide, Gordon ,.31 9J 56.10 Speedy Quick, Kazmaier 9K 10 24.00 Time, 1:02, 1:33 2-5, 1:48 4-5, 8:04 1-5. Hairy Abb 1.40 5.40 4.89 Skips Boy 10.80 4.89 Foxy Frost 11.49 Winner b.g., 7, by Gene Abbe Dean Maid. Trained by J. Sherren. Scratched Cisco Wilson.

Mutuel pool $127,859. J54 THIRD RACE One mile. Pace. Conditioned, CD-5, All ages. Purse $7000.

and driver Fin. To $1 CWef Red, Vollaro HI Baby Tears, 31 VI V. Thor, Petty ,21 3h Instant Pleasure, Ackrmn 7 4H Freight Catch, RWIIIiams 61 1 5h Time Clock, Wilburn Si 67J Tonv Parker, Gillllan ..41 7 5.40 1.20 3.50 10.50 5. B0 15.40 12.10 Time, 1-5, 1-5, 1:44 3-5, 1:59 2-5. Chief Red 11.80 4.40 1.20 Baby Tears 1.40 2.80 C.

V. Thor 2.89 Winner ro.h., 5, by Everett Chief-Martha Wilkes. Trained by J. Vollaro. No scratches.

Mutuel pool $176,317. 157 FOURTH RACE One Mile. Pace. All aoes. Purs $4,500.

Claiming price $8,009. Hors and driver Fin. Toil Mr. Jack, Williams 61 Hoosier Goose, Petty 82 Flying Dutchman, Cronk 7h Touchdowner, Winger 21 Take Heed, Cartnal 9 "fJewstead, Gordon 41 Varsity Signal, Russell 51 Neville Craig, Dokev 11 121 83 3" 41 621 7h 851 1.00 6.70 5.00 5.50 36.30 36.90 10,80 21.30 Scratched NicKawampus star. Time, :29 3 5, 1:01, 1:32 3-5, 1:47 4-5, 1:02 3-5.

Mr. Jack 4.00 80 2 40 Hooiler Goose 4.40 1.00 Flying Dulchman 3 00 Winner, b.h. 1964 bv Gold Juan Emilys Braden, Trained by R. Williams. Mutuel pool, $100,009.

Exacta pool, 15 Exact (5-9) paid $47.50. t'4 FIFTH RACE One Mile. Pace. All ages. Purie I Horse and driver Fin, To SI ftnbby Horse Luoe, Hem'r 21 Ins 4 Alalia N.

Voilara HI 22 5 60 fioetor C.i Farrlnglon 3ns 1130 Coolrnirlnt Thorpe, Winger 31 1 4H 1.10 iwetere, J. Williams il Si 9.40 Chict State 27, USIU 24 Chico State 7 13 9 USIU 9 9 13 13 CS Demek 21 run (Vlelra kick) CS Salsedo 14 run (Vieira kick) CS Salsedo 3 run (kick failed) USIU Hatcher 55 pass Interception (kick failed) USIU Omer 7 pass from Attebery. (Schmlnke kick) USIU Attebery 1 run (Schmlnke kick) USIU Attebery I run (kick failed) CS Mendosa 1 run (Vielrt kick) 1 Attendance 1,750 SP St. It, Azusa Pacific I San Francisco St. 0 3 21 13 Azusa Pacific 1 9 01 AP Safty ball centered out of and SF FG Martin 21.

AP Meyers II pan from Tullv (kick failed). SF Rudolph 1 run (Martin kick). SF Rudolph run (Martin kick). SF Jensen 14 pass from Waller (Mar lln kkk). SF Square past from Waller (Mar.

lln kick), SF Haves run (Square run). Attendance 700. Cal State (Full) 13, Whittier I Cal Slate (Full.) 9 7 9 41 Whittier 3 0 0 0 Whl FG Sands 25. CSF Ernst I run (HIatt kick). CSF Smuts 40 pass Interception (kick failed).

Attendance 4,000. i Cal State (LA) 27, Cat Poly (Pent) 2S Cal St. (LA) 7 3 7 12-29 3 Cal Poly (Pomona) 7 0 II 025 CSLA Terrell 2 run (Sander kick) CP Surlna 21 run (Pierce kick) CSLA FG DeLaVara 31 CP FG Pierce 31 CP Duffy 73 punt return (Pierce kick CSLA Newell 25 pass from Callan (DeLaVara kick) CP Wart 1 run (Duffy pass from Sur Ina) CSLA Newell 75 pass from CaMen (pass failed) CSLA Redd 50 run (kick failed) i. Attendance 3,100. Cal Poly (SLO) Humboldt St.

21 Cal Poly (SLO) 17 0 7 1539 Humboldt St 0 0 7 1421 SLO Foley run (Guerra kick) SLO FG Guerra 2 SLO Thomas 10 run (Guerra kick) HS Bettioa 51 pass from Peterson (Ferguson kick) SLO Bresnahan 5 run (Guerra kickl SLO Amos 27 pass from Bresnahan (Pettas run) HS Baker 17 pass from Peterson -(Ferguson kick) SLO Thomas 33 run (Guerra kick) HS Bettioa 36 pass from Peterson (Ferguson kick) Attendance 4,000 i Fresno State 1, Hawaii I Hawaii 9 0 0 I Fresno State 3 3 4 719 FS FG Stoelzl 45 FS FG StoetiL 35 FS Harris 34 pass from Inglehart (kick failed) FS Childers 31 pass from Inglehart (Stoetzl kick) Haw Parkman 31 pass from Chong (Mahi pass from Biscotti) Attendance-ICSOO U. San Diego 22, Occidental 17 Occidental 0 0 I 917 U. San Diego 3 4 4 722 USD FG Jache 28 USD Guerra 4 run (kick failed) USD Ottombrlno i run (kick failed) Oxy Tipoet 1 run (Canery kick) Oxy Tipoett 1 run (Simpson kick) USD MacNamara 9 pass from Guerra (Jacha kick) Oxy Safety Brown tackled in end zone Cal State (LB) 34, Valley St. 1 4 Valley St. 0 0 7 0 7 Cal State (LB) 14 20 0 0-34 CSLB Metcalf 7 run (Logue kick).

CSLB Oavidian 43 punt return (Logue kick). CSLB Davidian 43 pass from Fasseir, (Looue kick). CSLB Davidian 32 pass from Fassell (Looue kick). CSLB Matthews 24 pass from Fassell. (kick failed).

Val Covington 7 pass from Powell (Johnston kick). Attendance 4,599 AMERICAN HOT ROD ASSN. WORLD FINALS At Fremont Raceway: Qualifying Leaders LOW ET-1. Frank Bradley (Nape), 4.57 sec. and 204.54 m.p.h.; 2.

Gary Bailey (Dallas), 6.44 and 211.76. FUNNY CAR 1. Sush Matsubara' (Gardena), 4.15 and 213.20; 2. Bill Lev-" itt (San Diego), 4.B6 and 199.10. PRO SUPERSTOCK 1.

Jim Hayter, (La Harpe, 9.65 and 139.90; 2. Jo Satmary (Hammond, 9.69 and NASCAR SPORTSMAN STOCKS At Orenst Show Speedway: MAIN EVENT (100 laps) 1. George Esau (San Diego); 2. Gene Rlnniker (Riverside); 3. John Hren (Wilmlngton.

4. Chuck Becker Jr. (San 5. Randy Becker (Highland). Attendance 4,537.

i STOCK CAR RACES At Corona Raceway: FIGURE I MAIN 1. Llovi Jame (West Covlna); 2. Carl Clowett ter Oak); 3. Jerry Lewellvn (Garden Grove). Attendance 2,200.

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DRAO RACING At Liens Drag Strip: AA GAS SUPERCHARGED Grant Meredith (San Marino), '49 Mustang, 1.49 sec. and 163.33 m.p.h. def. Bill Brasher (Havward), '71 Corvette, 1.67 and 155.70. Attendance 1,250.

CRA SPRINT CARS At A test Park: MAIN EVENT (39 laps) 1. Dick Zimmerman (Anaheim); 2. Stan McElreath (North Hollywood); 3. Chuck Allen (San Diego); 4. Bud Gilbert (Santa Ana); 5.

Bob Hogle (Buena Park). Attendance 2,704 USAC CHAMPIONSHIP RACK At San Jesa Speedway: 1. Jlmmv Caruthers (Anaheim); J. Danny Caruthers (Anaheim); 3. Dave Strickland (Pleasant Hill); 4.

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