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Aztecs Cal Lutheran Beat Utah State, 19-10 Tops 4 A Johnston Gains 382 Yards in 28-6 Win Whittier Christian's Craig Johnston rushed for 382 yards on 48 carries Saturday night in the Heralds' 28-6 win over San Diego Christian. Johnston's yardage places him in a tie with Rio Mesa's Steve Dixon for third place on the CIPs one-game rushing list. He trails only Cantwell's Dave Johnson (401) and Harvard's Kirby Andrews (385). Johnston, who gained 305 yards last week, scored all of Whittier Christian's points. Loyola, the Times, No.

1-ranked team, recorded its second lop-sided win of the season, 42-10, over California. The Lions, 42-14 winners over Banning in their opener last week, were led by quarterback Kevin Nuno who scored three touchdowns and passed for another, rushed for 68 yards on 14 carries and completed 11 of 16 passes for 128 yards. Azusa Pacific Craif? Penrose Dassed for and halfbacK Monty tteeay a pair of short runs in leading San Diego state to a 13-iu win State Saturday. The nationally ranked and ronmu4 Atac didn't nlav lin billing, giving the ball away three XlT- times on fumbles. But Utah State i Jlr "i I A I fjr i Vv- A i -t failed to maKe use 01 me miscues ana i 14 Part Sept 28, 1975 log 3ngtltg ZimtS 3 BUCK PRICE SETS TRACK RECORD BY BION ABBOTT Times Staff Writer History repeated itself at Pomona Saturday when trainer Bobby Frankel sent out the latest plum he plucked from the claiming ranks.

Buck Price, to win the $34,000 Pomona Handicap for the second straight year before smogbound spectators. Frankel won the championship-deciding Pomona Handicap with a $40,000 bargain, High Protein, last year, but Buck Price completely overshadowed the performance of last season's champion. Buck Price, who was claimed for $25,000 last July at Hollywood Park, shattered the Pomona track record for 1V6 miles by more than a second as jockey Francisco Mena hustled him home in 1:48 45 to beat his nearest challenger, Lainero, by 10 lengths. The former track and stakes record of 1:50 flat had belonged to Twentyone Guns since 1960, the oldest of Pomona marks for a regularly-run distance. Mena, who must start serving a 10-day suspension Monday for careless riding, gave Buck Price a perfect trip.

He placed the even-money favorite just behind a pacesetting duel between Foolish Edition and King Charley until they turned into the backstretch for the second time. Buck Price easily took command on the backstretch and widened his lead with every succeeding stride. This was the fourth win in six races, two of them in stakes, for the 4-year-old son of Prince Khaled since Frankel claimed him for his new owner, Martin Ritt. Ritt became the season's top money-winner with the $20,900 that Buck Price earned Saturday. He paid $4 for the win.

Far behind Buck Price, Lainero overtook King Charley for second by a half-length. Attendance showed a 5.6 gain over a year ago, and handle increased 8 to an all-time Pomona high. San Diego State won its fourth straight. TTi 1 1 Louie uiammona 01 uian i g- i JmS Jf. -zy r- A Z'tl "iXZt 4' fi ZZr.

Skdfll 3 1 his 10th straight 100-yard plus rush- ftO am VT jr' ing game, gaining iuo yaius uii e.i carries. Giammona, who led the rimnmcr in 1074 haH 100 varrfs in thp L. turns comoinea. UC Davis cornerback Adam WU- liams ran 84 yards with a pass inter- ception in the third quarter in a 20-3 Vv I ir'-'kt win over Cal State Northridee at Da- I I Fsi 14 Narbonne 28, Huntington Park 15 Washington 22, Oxnard 8 Taft 7, Monroe 3 Harvard 20, St. Joseph 0 Paclflca 34, Hawthorne 14 Pasadena 3, Santa Monica 0 Beverly Hills 26, South Torrance 6 West Torrance 17, Monrovia 0 Inglewood 6, Serra 0 Villa Park 21, Canyon (Orange) 7 Needles 20, Yucca Valley 14 Anaheim 12, Redlands 10 Lutherna (LA) 26, Beaumont 0 Brawley 21, Yuma 12 Blair 16, South Pasadena 12 Kennedy (Barstow) 34, Basic 7 Chlno 27, Sierra Vista 7 La Serna 27, El Monte 13 Workman 27, Coachella 7 Montebello 14, El RanchoO Damlen 42, Duarte 14 Gahr41, El Toro 14 Notre Dame (Riverside) 20, Norco 6 Ontario Christian 18, Webb 0 Mohave (Ariz.) 21, Eagle Mountain 9 Calexlco 15, Holtvllle 14 Eisenhower 22, Domlnguez 0 Pacific 26, Calon 13 Callpatrla 40, Elslnore 14 Boulder City 21, Perrls 18 Channel Islands 21, Newbury ParkO Nordhoff 43, St.

Bonaventure 0 Carpinterla 20, Rio Mesa 7 Ramona 35, Victor Valley 0 Azusa 46, Bonlta 2 Santa Ynez 14, Bishop Diego 0 Hemet 7, Fallbrook 0 Garey 22, La Sierra 8 San Marcos 26, Lompoc 0 Barstow 20, Norte Vista 14 San Dimas 0, Sierra 0 Cerritos 26, Artesla 7 Paraclete 8, Fillmore 7 Twentynine Palms 19, Big Bear 0 r.1 D.I.. Gf tailKonlr 'if gained 150 yards on 32 carries ana i scored three touchdowns, leading the jf Mustangs to a 23-10 win over Cal tj RESULTS NONLEAGUE Pater Noster 18, Brethren 0 Brethren 0 0 0 00 Pater Noster 6 6 6 018 Pater Noster: TD Albert, Co-barrubias, Hlnolosa. Cathedral 12, Lennox 6 Lennox 0 0 6 0-6 Cathedral 6 6 0 012 Lennox: TD Williams. Cathedral: TD C. Flores, J.

Flores. Agoura 52, St Genevieve 21 St. Genevieve 0 8 0 1321 Aooura 0 36 16 052 St. Genevieve: TD Burreul, Proctor, Harrington. PAT Proctor (run), Bauducco (kick).

Agoura: TD Rogers 3, Mlkell Smith, Hyman, Hagy. PAT Hyam (pass), Mussack (run), Mlkell (pass), Rogers (run), Gordy (run). Buena 20, Santa Clara 12 Buena 0 13 0 720 Santa Clara 0 6 6 012 Buena: TD McFaddon 2, Hamlet, PAT Oakley 2 (kicks). Santa Clara: TD Garza, Pinedo. Crescenta Valley 28, La Canada 6 Cres.

Valley 7 7 7 728 La Canada 0 0 06 Crescenta Valley: TD Cude 4. PAT McCall 4 (kicks). La Canada: TD Maclnnes. Loyola 42, California 10 California 0 0 0 1010 Loyola 7 14 14 742 California: TD-Austln. FG Lopez.

PAT Lopez (kick). Loyola: TD Muno 3, Normura, Ludgood, Pugh. PAT-Muno 6 (kicks). Covina 17, Charter Oak 8 Charter Oak 0 8 0 08 Covina 11 6 0 0-17 Charter Oak: TD Stollmeyer. PAT Kllde (run).

Covina: TD Carlos, Landarotto, FG Sanchez. PAT Landarotto (pass from Carlos). Whittier Chm 28, San Diego Chrn. 6 Whittier Chr 6 14 0 8-28 San Diego Chrn. 6 0 0 06 Whittier Christian: TD C.

Johnston 4. PAT C. Johnston 2 (runs). San Diego Christian: TD Drager. Damien 42, Duarte 14 Duarte 0 14 0 014 Damlen 14 7 21 042 Duarte: TD Beno, Jackson.

PAT Beno (pass). Damlen: TD Burke 2, Gaston 2, Galney, nvaMk.ck)T"Dav,,sklcks,'Sul" Burroughs(Bur) 20, Morningside 14 Morningside 7 0 7 014 Burroughs (Bur) ..0 6 6 820 Morningside: TD Johnson, Avery. PAT-Jefferson 2 (kicks). Burroughs (Bur); TD Pastora 2, Hickman, PAT Kingman (pass). Los Altos 27, Monte Vista 7 Monte Vista 0 0 0 77 Los Altos 0 14 7 627 Monte Vista: TD Wale.

PAT Johnson (kick). Los Altos: TD Hogan, Yarborough, Risser, Mc-Kltterick. PAT Aragon 3 (kicks). Banning 46, Bish. Mont.

6 Bish. Mont. 0 6 0 06 Bannlne 0 19 13 1446 Bishop Montgomery: TD Dan-doy. Banning: TD McNIel Monti lo, Knight, Snow. PAT Me-theny4(klcks).

SL Paul 13, Santa Fe 0 St. Paul 6 0 0 713 Santa Fe 0 0 0 00 St. Paul: TD Mitre, Valenzue-la. PAT McFarland (kick). Coast Union 14, Vlllanova 6 Katella 14, Fullerton 3 Chaffey 28, Magnolia 12 La Habra 7, El Dorado 6 Bolsa Grande 36, Valencia 20 Servlte 10, Loara 0 Heritage 36, Faith Baptist 0 St.

Bernard 10, Westchester 8 Wins Cv 214 yards A. scorea on Vr ai uian wi heavily tn tripir oiaic nau Davie Keener (Flint, 9. John Hateley (Van Nuys); 10. Gary Scott (Baldwin Park). TROPHY RACE (12 laps) 1.

Mike Myers (Crestline); 2. Paul Bostrom (San Ramon); 3. John Allison (Poway). Attendance 9,471. State Fullerton.

Garland Evans gained 147 yards on CrY I 23 carries and scored three touch- downs as Cal Lutheran beat Red- Brow" IS bX de" lands, 26-7, for its third straight vie- fensie back Dave Williams of Utah State after gam as Aztec torv guard Jay Ledbetter trails. San Diego won, 19-10, in Logan, Utah. APWIrephoto Redlands scored on the first drive Of the game, but after that it was all Diego 26. La Verne 6 CP SLO 23. CS Fullerton 10 7 La Verne 0 0 0 66 Fullerton 0 10 0 010 Cal Lutheran, which avenged its only u.san Diego 13 0 7-2! 10 0 7 6-23 loss of last season.

Redlands is 2-1. iggzgffi klcl Andy Huffs 7-yard run with 2:33 ruunn iSlSS) kick) remaining capped an 82-yard, 15-play ,4 oa" from (Bi" ItltoKlS JafiVd) drive that gave Azusa Pacific a 13-7 Attendance 1,500 Attendance win over Occidental The win was mv 35, r. J'" Utah 10 Azusa Pacific's second straight while USIU 0 7-35 utShst.9 0 3 0 710 Occidental lost its opening game. 'nfd) 0 r1H 10 vawls tr. USIU Hamton IS pass Interception (Chav- SDS FG La Plant 30 Tyrone Tallle ran 19 yards for a ezkick) SDS-Reedy 2 run (kick failed) tnnrhdnwn in thp qpcnnrl nnartpr tn USIU Harrison (0 run (Chavez kick) USU Giammona 1 run (Mayes kick) second quaner TO uSIU-Schnltiel 4 run (Chavez kick) SDS FG La Plant 37 give Claremont-Mudd a 7-3 Victory USIU Brlner 14 run (Chavez kick) A 15,768.

over St. Mary's at Moraga. Claremont-Mudd 7. St. Mary's 3 UC Davis 20, CS Northridge 3 Claremont-Mudd 0 7 0 0-7 Al Crumllsh's 27-yard field goal cs 5 sm-fv'g' Sheia 0 3 0 "3 With One Second remaining in the ucd-Terry" fVoni Speck (Be- C-M Tallle 19 run (Cunningham kick) first half gave Cal Poly Pomona a 3-0 nlr.lfik CP Pomona 3.

N. Arizona win over Northern Arizona. ucDwiiiiamVia run (Bemrschke kick) cpApomoSa 0 3 0 olS UC Riverside quarterback Dan SpKk SSff' Hayes threw three touchdown passes Cal Lutheran 28, Redlands 7 Azusa Pacific Occidental 7 two of them for 44 and 40 yards Redlands 7 0 0 07 as UC Riverside won its first game of i v.nt7o (bams3 wiic I 7-i3 the season, 41-0, at Whittier. "ck 8iSTpSlSrr k'ck) San Francisco Statp'c. Anpnst CL Loehert FG 40 AP Huff 7 run (Kramer kick).

omu rraocuro Oldies AUgUSl CL-Evans 1 run (kick failed) Attendance 2,000. brothers npped up Cal State LA with CLvan. run (McAllister kick) Rivelde 4Ii whiltier 0 tWO long tOUChdown passes and the UC Riverside 20 14 7 0-41 Gators beat the Diablos 21-14 srstat. 21.CSLA 14 "ufcfU-iJnU III Dave August threw to brother Ed sf st 7 7 7-21 dan kick) nn ernrina nlave nf KQ CSLA 0 0 6 814 UCR Jones 1 run (Jordan kick) On SCOnng piays Of and 58 yards in SES-D. August 1 run (Saulk kick) UCR-Lugenblll 44 pass from Hayes (kick the Second half as Cal State lost its CSLA Wilson 13 run (kick failed) failed) 1 ui SFS-E.

August 62 pass from D. August UCR Johnson 40 pass from Hayes (Jordan second straight game. San Francisco (Sauik kick) kick) State is 1-1-1. Dave hit on 10 of 21 (s.ulk;fckAuu$, from Dl Augus, 9 'rm rdan passes for 202 yards While Ed Caught CSLA Profltt 4 pass from Ollvas (Ollvas UCR Sweeney 8 pass from Ansarl (Jordan five for 186. Attendance 1,500 Attendance 2,000.

IVY LEAGUE Rubidoux 28, Riverside Poly 6 EIGHT MAN Ambassador Christian 40, Flln-tridge 6 SF Valley Christian 48, San Miguel (SD)0 Chadwick 42, Parker (Nev.) 20 Buckley 19, Pasadena Poly 0 Heritage 36, Faith Baptist 0 Hockey Exhibitions NHL New York Islanders 3, Los Angeles 2 Philadelphia 9, Pittsburgh 0 Atlanta 5, Minnesota 3 Kansas City 3, St. Louis 3 WHA Cincinnati 3, Quebec 1 LEASE OR BUY SebtUe NOW BOB SPREEN CADILLAC PLEASE CALL 868-9931 mm? POMONA COPYRIGHT 1975 By Triangle Publications, Inc. Daily Racing Form Los Angeles County Fairgrounds, Pomona, Saturday, Sept 27, 1975 14th and final day of summer meeting. All finishes confirmed by official photochart camera. APPALOOSA RACE FIRST RACE.

Six furlongs. 3-year-olds up. Allowances. Purse $2000. Paymaster 10.00 4.60 4.20 Hope Straw 4.20 4.00 Phil Asset 6.00 Time (New Appaloosa track record).

Also ran Curly Don, JB Hombre, Fleet Bol angles. Go Suddenly, Clever Cleo. Scratched Mr. Parrot, Manitou Rock, Hayfork Creek, Sundle's Man O'War. QUARTER HORSE RACES SECOND RACE.

350 yards. 3-vear-olds A up. Claiming. Purse SIMM). a-Rocket To Me 8.20 4.00 3.00 Mr.

Cute Britches 6.60 3.60 Rosy Joy 3.00 Time :18.02. Also ran a-Re-quest Little Bar, Do Rick Do, Scooby Dooby Do, Sleepy Charge. a Shirley Loeb owned entry. No scratches. THIRD RACE.

400 yards. 3-year-olds up. Allowances. Purse $4000. Native Empress 3.80 2.80 2.20 Lanty's Jet 3.00 2.60 Miss Sugar Copy 2.40 Time :19.90.

Also ran Rebel Band, Red Robbie, Dickeys Rock Candy, Smooth It Over. Scratched Andy Go. 4606- FOURTH RACE. Six furlongs. 3-vear-olds up.

Claiming. Purse S6000. Top claiming price SSOOO. Horse and Jockey Fin. To $1 Exiled Prince, Anderson 1m 3.40 Good Witness, 2k 5.90 3J'i 8.80 Before I Thought, 42 20.80 Pebles Papoose, Mlnln 5" 3.50 Quick Trial, 6nk 20.60 All's Tango, Semkln 7' 18.40 Mllldale, Mena 8 1.80 Scratched Stars And Stripes.

Julie's Papa, Rag Time Joe, Wlllru. Time Clear, track last. Exiled Prince 8.80 4.20 3.40 Good Witness 7.40 4.60 Wallv's Dolly 5.00 $5 Exacta (5-3) paid St 18.50. 4607- FIFTH RACE. Six furlongs.

Fil-lies A mares, 3-vear-olds A up. Bred in Calif. Claiming. Purse S5000. Claiming price $4000.

Horse and Jockey Fin. To 81 Don't Repeat It, Semkln 1M U0 Skimming, Campas 22 2.10 Flower Show, Mena 33 5.30 Thirty Karat, Hulet 41 21.90 FalthvllleSonia.Gllbert.. 5M 34.70 Flashy Rose, 61 22.80 Too Grand, Cespedes 7 4.20 Scratched Cactus Leaves, Silly Sacha, Think Nashville, Sweet Sample. Time: :45, :58, Clear, track fast. Don't Repeat It 4.80 2.60 2.40 Skimming 3.20 2.60 Flower Show 2.80 4608- SIXTH RACE.

Mile and one-sixteenth. 3- A 4-vear-old maidens. Purse S7000. Horse and Jockey Fln.To 81 Coach Flatly, 1.60 Bold Witness, Campas. 4.50 Permanence, Rosales 3" 1.90 Cal Lassie, Hulet 4U 4.60 Freedom Lass, S3 21.10 Star Landing, 6' 44.70 Dick The Knife, 715 33.70 Foxy Pisces, Valeniuela 6 33.90 No scratches.

Time :24, 5, Clear, track fast. Coach Flatly 5.20 3.20 2.40 Bold Witness 4.80 3.20 Permanence 2.40 i jatv n. jm mm wrt Roberts Wins Ascot Race Kenny Roberts of Villa Park took the lead at the halfway point and went on to an easy victory in the 20-lap American Motorcycle Assn. half-mile national points race Saturday night at Ascot Park. Skip Akslund of Manteca passed early leader Hank Scott of Baldwin Park on the final lap to take second with Scott finishing third.

Diane Cox qualified for the program but had mechanical trouble in her heat race and failed to make the final race. wmi mm mmsg. Jockey Standings FINAL Mts. Robert Howard Rudy Campas Francisco Mena Dave Glacomelll Rudy Rosales Aureliano Noguez William Stalllngs x-Sam Semkln Lester Hulet Rauf Ramirez Arthur Anderson x-apprentlce 1st 2nd 3rd 83 17 14 9 74 13 11 8 49 10 8 43 10 6 6 58 9 14 8 44 6 8 7 64 8 28 7 45 5 24 4 30 4 6 11 2 4 7 4 6 3 3 1973 CADILLACS COUPES A 8EOAN8 iM0. 30 MO.

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M. fctkor ST.6-8110 VENTURA SOW. SI. 848-9101 WESTCHESTER 778-6112 943-1303 en ATaO 17 HOUR SALE Results: EXPERT MAIN (20-laps) 1. Kenny Roberts (Villa Park); 2.

Skip Aksland (Manteca); 3. Hank Scott (Baldwin Park); 4. Rick Hocking (Fremont); 5. Alex Jor-gensen (Stockton); 6. Tom Berry (Huntington Beach); 7.

Jay Springsteen (Flint, 8. Corky 4609 SEVENTH RACE. Six furlongs. bred in California. Claiming.

Purse 85500. Claim- ing price S80O0. Horse and Jockey Fln.To 81 Lucky Pat, Cespedes II 14.20 Speedy Moud.Glacomelll 21 10.20 Caer Vlento, Campas Vi .90 Too Glitter, Brlscese 44 10.70 Trolan Zeal, Ramlrei 51 4.30 Dress Me Uo's Girl, V'lsqz 61 16.20 Plcadura, Howard 7 4.40 Scratched I'll Be Lucky. Time :45, Clear, track fast. Lucky Pat 30.40 11.60 4.80 Soeedv Moud 9.80 3.80 CaerViento 2.60 4610 EIGHTH RACE.

Mile and ene-sixteenth. 3-year-olds A up. Claiming. Purse $7000. Claim- ing price 86250.

Horse and Jockey Fln.To 81 Deceive, Campas IIV4 90 Dear Dee Dee, St'llngs 26 9.10 Many Flags, Semkln 31 12.90 Laborioso, 41 10.10 Lyndhurst, 54 9.40 Boots Fawcett, Hulet 66 7.30 Randeeann, Rosales 7 3.90 Scratched Gay Banquet. Time Clear, track fast. Deceive 3.80 3.00 2.40 Dear Dee Dee 5.80 3.40 Many Flags 4.00 85 Exacta (2-5) paid 866.50. 4611- NINTH RACE. One A one-sixteenth miles.

1-vear-olds A up. Claiming. Purse S9000. Top claiming price 812,500. Horse and Jockey Fln.To 81 Dana Strand, Ink 3.70 Disinherited, 21 4.50 Gay Time, Glacomelll 31V 4.20 Rare Advanture, Semkln 41 2.00 Mon Arrive, Campas 54 7.30 Theatrics, Stalllngs 64 6.20 Nearly Passed, 7 19.10 Scratched Mr.

Oly. Time 1:13, 1:45. Clear, track fast. Dana Strand 9.40 4.60 3.20 Disinherited 6.00 3.60 Gay Time 3.00 4612- TENTH RACE. Mile and one-eighth.

3-vear-olds A up. Handicap. Purse 830,000 added. Gross $34,400. Pomona Handi- cap.

Horse and Jockey Fln.To 61 Buck Price, Mena HO L00 Lainero, Rosales 2''i 0.90 King Charly, Glacomelll 3i'i 4.80 Ja Agio, Velasquei 41 4.00 Foolish Edition, 54 10.40 Ocala Boy, Campas 6S 9.10 TouloursOr Never, G'llgn 7 31.20 No scratches. Time (new track record). Clear, track fast. Buck Price 4.00 3.40 2.40 Lainero 5.80 3.60 King Charley 2.80 4613- ELEVENTH RACE. One and one-fourth miles.

3-vear-olds A up. Starters allowances. Purse 87000. Horse and Jockey Fln.To $1 California Way, In 3.70 Fuyard. Gilbert jvi Sir Swaps, Campas 31 2.30 Pawn II, Velasquez 4m 6.40 Eagles Dare, Rankin 5Va 8.50 Fleetferd, Mena 6n 5.40 Mrs Baker, Ishlhara 71 16.80 Ronnie Rosales 8 7.40 Scratched Alderton, Real Ace.

Time Clear, track fast. California Way 9.40 4.60 2.60 Fuvard 7.40 5.00 Sir Swaps 3.00 $5 Exacta (8-3) Paid $216.50. Appaloosa Handle for 14-day meet 8581,071. Quarter horse handle for 14-day meet 81,686,455. Thoroughbred Handle for 14-day meet $13,998,964.

Attendance for 14-day meet, Handle for 14 day meet FIFTH RACE. 1 mile. Pace. Claim-ing. Purse $6,000.

Jopela Bye Bye 12.20 7.20 4.60 Fantasys LB 13.00 7.00 Mister Du Beau 3.40 Time 2.01 25. Also raced Azalia Adios, Erics Pal, Shorty Smith, Gall Butler, Diamonte Pace, Truculent. SIXTH RACE. 1 Mile. Pace.

Invita-tional. Purse $10,000. Invincible Shadow 4.40 2.60 2.60 Stared By Bret 4.20 2.B0 Kay Wave 2.80 Time 1.58. Also raced Arm-bro O'Brien Baron Mave. SEVENTH RACE.

1 Mile. Pace. Conditioned. Purse $7,000. Tip Dan 64.00 21.00 9.60 Hoover 7.20 4.00 Proud Baron 3.00 Time 1:59 45.

Also raced Pixies War Chief, Hurricane Sampson, Russ Butler, Gulliver Senga Admiral, Saint Clair Carl. $5 Exacta (7-8) paid $1,521.00 EIGHTH RACE. 1 Mile. Pace. Invitational.

Fillies A mares. Purse $8,000. Bravo 12.00 5.80 4.60 Sea Fiddler 4.80 3.80 Caper Richard 8.20 Time 2:01 25. Also raced Timely Arrival, Counsels Demon, Lyns Beauty, Beretta, Dewy Rose, Midnight Choo Choo. NINTH RACE.

1 Mile. Pace. Claim-ing. Purse $2,800. Bambooz 10.00 4.20 3.20 Jimson 5.00 4.20 Congruent Boy 5.40 Time 2:02 35.

Also raced Wee General Fuzz, Dr. Alan K. Kay Carmichael, Better Brick Good Aim, Ted Dlrcet, Slicks Dream. $5 exacta (8-1) paid $173.00 Vesco Sets Mark, Misses 300 m.p.h. BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, Utah (-California motorcyclist Don Vesco set a new speed record Saturday but failed at the 300 m.p.h.

mark he'd been aiming for. The 36-year-old El Cajon motorcycle dealer averaged 299.490 m.p.h. in two runs Saturday across the Bonneville Salt Flats in a Yamaha motorcycle powered by two 750cc engines. FALCON REGENCY 30 Rugged nylon cord construction for extra strength and durability: full depth siping for excellent road gripping action. Discontinued design, "grooves PACKAGE INCLUDES: 2 Falcon Regency 30 blackwalls 2 original equipment type valve stems 2 wheels precision balanced Periodic rotation: rebalancing Harness Race Results 2 I 'CAN STILL PAINT ANY CAR FOR ONLY Isjs aCw 5 95 I 1 I fmm I V- 1 ttl EXCLUSIVE DIAMOND GLOSS COLORS WITH 6.E.

SILICONES 650-13 (B78 13) 735-14 (E78-14) ALL THESE SIZES: Prices plus $1.62 $2.39 federal excise 775-14 (F78-14) 825 14 (G7814) tax per tire depending on size. Paren- 825-15 (G78-15) theses indicates fits also size. WHITEWALLS $3 MORE PER TIRE I COMPLETE BODY FENDER REPAIR Racing Roundup BELMONT PARK Forego pulled away in the stretch to defeat Wajima by 1M lengths and then had to wait out a steward's inquiry in winning the $108,200 Woodward Stakes. The five-year-old gelding, beaten a neck by his 3-year-old rival in the $250,000 Marlboro Handicap two weeks ago, ran the 1V4 miles in 2:27 1 5 and paid $3.80, $2.40 and $2.10 in ending Waji-ma's five-race winning streak. Wajima paid $2.40 and $2.10.

Group Plan was third, 12 lengths back. Braulio Baeza, aboard Wajima. claimed foul against Heliodoro Gustines for interference at the 16th pole but stewards upheld Forego's victory after viewing the videotape of the race. Auto Racing STOCK CAR RACES At Speedway 605: MAIN EVENT (35 laps) 1. Ken Smith (El Monte); 2.

Dave Ward (El Monte); 3. Terry McKee (Upland); 4. Steve Hatfield (Whittier); 5. Jim Hlnes (Arcadia). TROPHY DASH (6 lapsM.

Ray Poullet (Whittier); 2. Hatfield 3. Smith. Trainer Standings FINAL 1st 2nd 3rd R. L.

Wheeler 13 5 2 2 Ted West 12 5 2 0 L. L. Marble 23 5 1 4 Jerry Fanning 15 4 5 2 R. L. Lockwood 26 4 4 5 L.J.

Brooks 14 4 3 1 Doug Oliver 16 4 2 1 Pro Football CANADIAN LEAGUE Ottawa 13, Toronto 9 SERVICE SPECIALS DELUXE BRAKE RELINE Copyright 1975 Triangle Publications Inc. (Dally Racing Form) WESTERN HARNESS RACING Hollywood Park, Inglewood, Calif. Sept. 27, 1975 18th night of 75-night meeting. All finishes confirmed by official photochart camera.

FIRST RACE. 1 Mile. Pace. Claiming. Purse 52,400.

Beth Ann Tass 10.20 6.40 5.20 Escalate 22.80 10.60 Jambo Allan 13.80. Time 2:04 24. Also raced Noble Express, Singer Gratified, Dr. Conway, Tamsen Jove, Penny Sue, Stunning Baroness. $2 Exacta (3-2) paid $239.00 SECOND RACE.

1 Mile. Pace. Claiming. Purse $4,400. Adios 9.20 4.40 4.20 Andy's Canuck 5.20 3.60 Steppln Dale 7.60 Time 2:02.

Also raced Howdy Direct, Blu Creed, Andy's Dud, Nasa Adios, Dlmante King, Baron Win. THIRD RACE. 1 mile. Trot. Invitational.

Purse $10,000. McElwyns Danger 17.60 8.00 2.80 Jeffs Pride 9.20 2.60 Lark In Hanover 2.20 Time 2:02 15. Also raced Johnny Jumpup, Cuba King. FOURTH RACE. 1 mile.

Pace. Con-ditioned. Purse $3,400. dh-Kellytuck Larry 2.20 2.40 2.20 dh-Farno Hanover 3.00 3.40 2.40 Perfect Tempo 3.40 Time 2:03 15. Also raced Knlghtle, Carval, J's Casslde, Sltar Fire Chip, John Arab, Brawler.

$5 Exacta (2-6) paid $14.00 $5 Exacta (6 2) paid $24.50 FRONT END ALIGNMENT We correct caster, camber, set toe-in. Torsion bar air-conditioned cars each $2 more. Most We install new brake linings all 4 wheels, turn, tue 4 brake drums: add neerlerl $8 Am. Cars fluid, adjust brakes. Most Am.

cars inspect hydraulic Disc brakes system. extra STILL AMERICA'S ANAHEIM nsHfUxSnwIl 839-8401 BAKERSFIELD 16M6M.SMilt.FA.S-7997 BELLFLOWER 171ISMtww4ll. 634-9690 BEV. HILLS CR.9-9599 C0MPT0N 1411 lm 6th. II.

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