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SOUTHLAND ROUNDUP BI-Sun Sept. 30, 1973 oS SnsrlrS CfmtS3 Specialamenfe Pays $39 for Getaway Win 4 "POMONA APPALOOSA RACS msr puce-six furlongs, Far vaar-eldt and up. Invitational Handicap. Long Beach State Still: Without Win-Ties North Jexas 0-0 TSIM'S ARENA i SI Comanch Warbonnet. 126, I Gilbert 3.49 5 40 999 Willv Rock, 121.

BanKs 10 bo 6o Pierre, US, Hunsaker S.60 Time, 1:15 2-5 (new trade record). -Atsa ran Highest Quest, Equal Time, ijPlnetiill Stetson, Tokay's AAay Dav. I Patch No scratches. 7 QUARTER HORSE RACES hi CFrnHo RACE 441 TSKUJ. rwr I pma SUMO.

ClaimitHL JiEarvln County, 122, smitnt-w Keddv Wise, 122, Clerisse 4.M i I Who, 117, Banks 4.00 1 TTm. (new track record). 1 Alia ran Geronimo Mayor, Shelby frusv. Fragrance. -Srratched-The Count.

tnTrRMEwo yards. Far a-vtai aids and up. nownCTri ww Brookwood Wins Sulky Duane Feature Prlss Kitten, 122, Ward 1.91 an 1 I fm Not Sleesv, lis, nanus grander Bay, 123, Adair ty'rin AHW. Andy Go. Sham- BY BION ABBOTT Tlmtt Staff Wrlttr .1 hauled in 4 passes for 116 yards.

One was a 56-yard scoring bomb in the first quarter, another a 27-yar-der for a TD in the final period. San Francisco State edged visiting Cal Lutheran, 19-14, as Kirk Waller burst one yard for a third period score for the come-from-behind victory. The Gators, off to their best start in 10 years with three straight wins, scored the clincher on an 81-yard, 13- play drive which consumed more than seven minutes. The Kingsrnen, who led 14- 13 at the half, scored on a 2-yard run by Gene Eu-belhardt and a 3-yard pass from Kip Down en to Butch Eskridge. Weber State's rushing attack dominated Cal State Fullerton, but the Wildcat defense came up with a safety the margin of victory to down the Titans, 16-14, at Ogden, "Utah.

The defensive unit also stopped the Titans with two minutes left at the Weber State 29. A 46-yard Cal State field goal attempt was wide. loss ended the Titans' winning streak at four, including two games from last now 2-1. Asusa Pacific improved its record to 2-1 with' a 45-25 conquest of visiting Pomona Pit zer (0-1-1) as John Tully passed for two TDs and ran for a third to pace the victory. Redlands made it 3-0 as Tim.Streeter rambled for 230 yards in 36 carries to score five TDs and lead the Bulldogs past visiting Loyola, 43-13.

Cal State Los Angeles rallied for a 34-34 tie with host Cal Poly Pomona when Raymond oil a caught a scoring pass from Rick Holoubek with 6:19 left in the game. The same combination then clicked on a two-point conversion. Jim Zorn of Cal Pply was Improving Brookwood Duane stepped to the front of the 3-year-old division by scoring a come from behind victory, in Saturday night's featured Pomona Pace before 22,000 fans, biggest crowd of harness race season at Hollywood Park. Driver Bobby Williams, waiting patiently until he reached the stretch before he made his move, hrought Brookwood Duane home with a :29 flat final quarter to beat Arapaho by a half-length in the 2:00 45 mile. It was a see-saw struggle all the way to midstretch where Brookwood Duane forged to the front to stay.

Arapaho, a winner over Brookwood Duane two weeks previously, took' the lead away from Tip Frost as they reached the first quarter" in :3025, Then Mountain Land took command down the back-stretch, only to give way a one-man show wth 279 yards passing, 152 running for a 431 total. The Broncos' Joe Fabian contributed another 152 with four completions. The Diablos are the Broncos CCAA Cat Poly SLO 26, UC Riverside 17 Cat Poly SLO 10 7 0 92 UC Riverside 0 10 717 CP Foley 1 run (Loane kick) CP FG Loane 4S CP Gllniak I run (Loane kick) OCR Williams 2 run (Salcedo kick) UCR FG Salcedo 34 CP Mead 26 pass from Coulson (kick failed) UCR Parks 91'klckoff return (Salcedo kick) CP FG Loane 43 Attendance 3,500 1 SCIAC Clarement-Mudd 21, Whittier Whittier 0 0 0 0-9 Ctaremont-Mudd 0 7 0 2121 CM Opatrny run (Ballev kick) CM Haynes recovered fumbled punt return In end zone (Bailey kick) CM-Graber 16 run (Bailey kick) Bf9erow 3t pass from Opatrny (Bailey kick) i Attendance 1,200 NONCONFERENCE Cat St. Ner.h. 32, Hayward St.

9 Hayward St. 9 0 0 0 CS Northridge 6 19 7 032 Hav Agular 5 run (Novchteh kick) Hay Salety-Konecny blocked punt out of end zone 56 Vaa Gray (kick, failed) CSN-Gray 2 run (kick failed) kICSN Hall.2 pass from Gray (Balllnt CSN FG Balllna 45 CSN FG Balllna 40 27 Gray (Balline kick) Attendance 2,200 San Franelsce St. 19, Cal Luthtran 16 aH Lutheran 7 7 0 0-14 SF State 7 6 6 0-19 SF Fernandez 24 run (Rocha kick) CL-Eubelhardt 2 -run (McAllister' kick) .3 Mst 1rom Downen (McAllister kick) SF Ferrlgno 15 pass from Waller (kick failed) SF Waller 1 run (pass failed) Attendance 3X100. Weber St. 16, Cal St.

Fullerton 14 Cal State 7 0 0 714 Weber St. 14 2 0 0-16 Cal State Sims 3 run (Fenogllt kick)' WSC Larson 2 run (Torgerson kick) WSC Conrad 43 pass from Church (Torgerson kick) WSC-Safety Bockwoldt kick blocked In end zone. Cal State Llhdsev 46: pass from Car. darelll (Fenogllo kick) Attendance 9,030. Azus Pacific 45, Pomona Pltzer 25 Azusa Pacific 17 14 14 0-45 Pomona Pltzer.

7 0,6 1225 AZ Jans 21 pass from Tully (Bllllno-slev kick) 'i 1 AZ Tully, 1 run (Billlnosley kick) AZ-FG Bllllngsley 32 P-P-DeWlndt run (OeWindt Kick) AZ Woods 2 run (Billlnosley kick) AZ Boyce 40 run (Billlnosley: kick) P-P Budenhoizer 4 pass from Oe-VVIndt (kick failed) AZ Koueel 31 run (Colbur'n kick) AZ Garmer pass from Tully (Col-burn kick) P-P Perry 34 pass from OeWindt (kick failed.) P-P-O'Nell 47 Pass from DeWindt (kick failed) Attendance, 1500 Redlands 42V Loyola 13 Loyola 0 0 6 711 Redlands' 0 '21 7 16 2 Red Streeter It run (Damschen kick) Red Streeter 4 run (Damschen kick) Red Streeter 8 run (Damschen kick) Red Streeter 1 ruh (Demschen kick) Loy Crawley 1 pass from Alatorrt (kick failed) Red Streeter 2 run (Demschen kick) I Loy Cannon 1 (VanDbrdrecht kick) Red Vento 8 run (Damschen kick) Attendanee-r3Xl00 Cal Poly (Pomona) 34, Cal St. Lot Angtles 34 CSLA 12 7 7 -34 Cal Poly 14 7 13 0-34 CP Fabian. 79 from Zorn (Trettln kick) LA-j-Watson .19 kick return, (kick failed) CPr-Fblan 56 pass from Zorn (TreV tin kick) tA-oskIns run (kick failed) After four games Long Beach State remains win-less. The 49ers-battled to a scoreless tie Saturday North Texas State before a crowd 10,378 at Denton, after Don 1 a intercepted a Long Beach pass in the end zone in the third quarter. Nathan, who threw the errant ball, was the game's top rusher with 158 yards in 43 carries.

Long Beach again tried to get on the board with 33 seconds left in the game when Dave Stanley picked off a North Texas State pass, but Eric George's 44-yard field goal attempt fell short. The Eagles, how 1-2-1, were held to 88 yards rushing. The 49ers (0-3-1) completed only one of sev-: eh passes. Undefeated Cal San Luis. Obispo, ranked seventh among the nation's college division 'teams, rolled up a 17-0 halftime lead then held on to beat TJC Riverside, 26-17, in a CCAA game.

-The powerful Mustangs, conference co-champions with Riverside last year, won their third game despite losing four of five successful field goals were kicked in the game 45 and 43-yarders by Cal Poly's John Loane and a 34-yarder by Francisco Salcedo. The Highlanders, who were guilty of four un-, sportsmanlike penalties each 15-yard infractions-had an opportunity for a go-ahead score but were stopped on.the Mustang 30 with 4:18 remaining in the game. Twelve plays later, Loane kicked his second field goal. Cal Poly's Mike Coulson, fifth in the nation in total offense, added 183 yards, 146 of which he gained passing. Cal Poly gained 387 yards overall, to Riverside's 224.

Clarempnt Mudd took advantage of a quarter fumbled punt return to break open a tight game and go on to defeat visiting Whittier, in an SCIAC battle. The Stags, leading 7-0, scored when a a a Haynes recovered, in the end zone. Quarterback Jamie Opa-trny completed of 16 passes for 120 yards and Mike Graber added 100 rushing to for most of the. Stags'. 228.

total offense. Whittier'3 Jim MacDo-nald completed 8 of 24 for 93 yards but threw 5 interceptions. i ously unbeaten Whittier, now 2-1, gained 148 yards overall. The Stag3 evened their record at 1-1. Cal State Northridge, led by Don Gray and Mike 1 wo) first game of the season with a 32-9 victory over winless Hayward State at Devonshire Downs.

Gray connected on 9 of 20 passes for 212 yards and 3 TDs and ran for an-other score. Gunnels SECRETARIAT LOSES CHARTS I Thausht So, Ollvares 117 5 1110 Klssin- Julie. Kilborn 116 Predicted Lady, Maese .113 -Eased. Scratched Yolas Oadloe. Time, :24 1-5, :48 3-5, 1:14 24 1:40 (hand timed).

Rang Of Arrow CM 140 140 Mr. Style S. Lasting Honour 2.40 Winner, br.g. 4, by LlnmoW Court Twist. Owned by Mr.

and Mrs. H. Keith. Trained by R. W.

Mulhall. Range of Arrow claimed by K. Pew for $6,250. Mr. Stvle claimed by D.

Ailanlian for 46,250. Mutuel pool 1146,64. 4410 EIGHTH RACE SIX FURLONGS. For J-year-olds and v. Purs $6,000.

Top claiming price $5400. Horse and iockev Wt. Fin. To $1 Thunder Ruler, Resales 115 Im Perposing, Olivares 112 Tsianina. Camoas 112 It 3.50 231 7.60 32 13.50 3.10 24.00 65.30 10.80 1.40 Memphis Hero, S.

G'let 41 Royal Rouser, Levlne' 119 Si One Day Soon. Iwal 109 62 Captain's Tea, Banks ....117 7 Purviss, Lambert 122 Lame. Scratched Wrangler, Prince Wtml-phere, Harrlgan, Call Me Bobbie. Time, :22, 2-5, 1:12 (hand timed). Thunder Ruler 4.20 Im Perposint 7-2 5.20 Tsianina S.M Winner, br.e.

4, by Thunderstruck Jedonga Rullah. Owned by E. Koiio. Trained by J. Longden.

Mutuel pool 8i-197. Exacts pool $114,080. $5 Exacta (1-5) paid 451I-NINTH RACE MILE AND ONE-SIXTEENTH. For 3-yearlds and up. Purse $800, Top claiming prict $1200.

Horse and (ockey Wt. Fin. To $1 Divisive, Campas 115 12 2.M Luckiest Of All, Ollvares 1S 2 4.00 Lemon Cooler, Harris 116 31 3.50 a-Gallsteo, Kilborn 116 4h 5S) e-Wlnter Course, Rosales 115 5.50 Deceive, S. Gonzalet 614 7.20 Continental Kid, Day 76 9.10 In Search, Banks 117 13.60 a Coupled entryj "SWliwmiilU (hand timed). Divisive.

4.00 4.W J.89 Luckiest Of All 4.80 3.60 Lemon Cooler 3.00 Armed High. Mi winner, eh a hv Sword Dancer Armed Band. Owned and trained; by D. High. Mutuel pool tlftJti, 4li TFNTH RACE MILE AND ONE- EIGHTH.

For 3-year-olds and up. Purse $30400-addd. Gross $32,950. The Pomona Handicap. Horse and jockey Wt.

Fin. Soeclalamente, Campas Ill 12 Tj.50. Balcony's Babe, Toro i 115 2nj 2.90 Knlghtlander, Lambert 115 331 2.40 Olymbrose, S. Gonzalez 110 41 25.40 Forward Admiral, Harris 114 51 15.20 Tallyman, Ollvares 112 6S 15.20 Sound II, Durousseau 114 7l 9.30 Harbor Prince, Pineda 119 8 1.90 Scratched Rhett Imaginative. Time, :24, :48 4-5, 1:13, 1:52 (hand timed).

Speclalamentt 19.00 ll.M 4.80 Balcony's Bab 3.40 3.40 Knightlander Winner, b.9. 4, by Alclbiades II Rath-er Special. Owned by C. D. Stable.

Trained by H. O. Palma. Mutuel pool S16M79. 4513 ELEVENTH RACE MILE AND ONE-SIXTEENTH.

For 3-vear-olds and up. Purse $4,500. Top claim. int prict $5400. Horse and Iockev Wt.

Fin. To $7 Count Eiffel, Lambert Time. J. Gonzalez 115 1.40 6.00 8.00 9.30 2.10 7.70 115 221 Big Red Bird, Rod'g'z 114 31 Crowner II, Olivares 112 41 Modern Spirit, S. G'lez 51 nnrklina Rrxndv.

Dav 6 scratched Jan snaron, nsa Super Sonet, Morekat. Time, :24 2-5, :49, 1:41 3-5, 1:48 (hand timed). Count Eiffel 4.80 1.20 2.60 Gay Time 5.40 3.79 Big Red Bird 3.40 Winner, b.g. by Count Of Honor Drags. Owned bv Mr.

and Mrs. R. Trained by C. Harrell. Mutuel pool $76,636.

Exacta pool $98,140. A paloosa pool $48,154. Quarter horse pool $124,706. Thoroughbred pool $1,265,149. Total mutuel handle $1,438,009.

Total mutuel handle of meet $13,930,513. Dally average $98,603.07. Total appaloosa handle $414,760. Total auarter horse handle $1,399,397. Total thoroughbred handle $12,256456.

Attendance 19,463. Total attendant of meet 157,945. Daily average 11,282. $5 Exacta (6-1) paid $78.50 Apprentice allowance claimed. CHARTS JJt FIFTH RACE.

ONE MILE. Pact. The San Bernardino-West Covins Elks. -Conditioned. All ages.

Fillies i marts tiof posted. Purst $8000.1 Horse and driver- i Fin. Time For Frances, Stllgs. HI HI 3.60 Suzy Sue, Vallandlngham 61 In 6.30 Rippling Wave, Ratchford 41 3 14.70 Varsity June, RWilllams 21 4i 1.70 Kan D. Byrd, Guhy 5U 2.40 Sit Down, Bennett 5t 65J 17.60 Sweet Move, JWilllams 31 7 No scratches.

Time, :31, 1:02 1-5, 1:32 1-5, 1:46 1-5, 2:01. Time For Frances 9.20 5.80 5.00 Suzy Sue 5.80 4.00 Rippling Wave 5.00 Winner, 4, by Race Time Frances Jewell. Trainer Harran. Mutuel pool $159,777. 259-SIXTH RACE.

ONE MILE. Pact. The California-Hawaii Elks Major Project. 3-year-old tolls ft geldings. Conditioned.

Purst $10,000. Horse and driver Fin. To $1 Brook wood Duane, Wlllms 41 11 2.70 Arapaho, Hogan 31 4.30 Tip Frost, Daulfon 21 3" 4.10 Lehigh Priest, Dokey 62t 411 2.60 Arriva Byrd, Voilaro 511 5J 12.10 Mountain Land, Wllburn. 11 62 7.40 Diamond M. Bengazi.Stlgs 7 .7 11.80 Parked out.

No scratches. Time, :30 2-5, 1:01 4-5, 1:31 4-5, 1:46 4-5, 2:00 4-5. Brookwood Duant 7.40 4.00 1.20 Arapaho 5.00-3.60 Tip Frost 1.40. Winner, b.g., 3, by True Duane-Sllp Away. Trainer R.

Williams. Mutuel pool $156,597. 260-SEVENTH RACE. ONE MILE. Pact.

The Long Beach-Huntington Park Elks Invitational. Purst $10400. Horse and driver i Fin. To $1 Hal Brunt, Blackmail 12 Adlos Rick, Williams 21 Intrepid Bayless 3Ut 3 Kentucky, Wllburn 7U 4U Dancer George, Bailey 52 51 Creeder Lingo, Dokey 4hf 63i Judge, Stllllngs I 71 Bramble Hall, Ackerman. 61t 8 5.20 1.40 5.10 5.70 6.00 17.40 13.20 25.50 farxeo out.

Time, :29 2-5, 1:00, 1:30, 1:44, Hal Brunt 12.40 5.20 4.00 Adlos Rick 3.20 140. Intrepid 1.80 Winner, b.g., by Nephew Hal Hew Shell. Trainer R. Blackman. 261-EIGHTH RACE.

ONE MILE. Pact. Conditioned. 4-ytar-elds not posted. Purst $8000.

Horse and driver Fin. To $1 Armbro Len, Bayless ins 5 50 Invincible Shadow, Miller 2m 21 1.60 Huff Puff, Dokey I 3U 1.20 Good Reign, Ratchford 41Jt 4if 8.60 Jamba Allan, JWilllams 3" 51 9.00 Nicks Painter, RWilllams 62 6i 6.30 Lucky John, Wllburn 71 7 9.00 Volos Mike, Purcell Sht 8 26.30 Parked out. No scratches. :30, 1:09 2-5, 1:20 1-S, 1:44 3-S, Armbro Len u.o Invincible Shadow 9.40 Huff Puff Winner, eh.h.. 5, by Dancer Hanover-Armbro Fancy.

Trainer J. O'Brien. Mutuel poolj $151,564, SU-NINTH RACE. 0iMILE. Pact" Tht Inglewood-Redondo Beach Elks.

Conditioned. All ages. Purst $5500. Horse and driver Fin. To $1 Mr.

Ja, Tlsher 22 13 3.00 Overhaul, Ratchford 3rt 21 12.40 Winburn, Miller HI 31 15,90 Dandy Dancer, Grundy 72 4nk 4 10 True Baron, Bartons 411t 51 4.90 G. B. Goldenboy, Beltllch 81 61J 3.50 Economist, Warner 6ht 72 Herschel Hanover, Horah 51t 17.10 Montana, Williams 9t 9 12.40 Broke stride, Parked out. No scratches. 2 Tlmo, :29 1-5.

1:01 1-S, 1:31 3-5, 1:46, MK Jan .1,1.00 49' J0 Swrhul )0 Winburn 7.jj Winner, 7. by Scottish Chief Jazzaway. Trainer K. Tlsher. $5 Exacta 14-1) paid 1246.50 Mutuel pool $75,329.

Eiecte pool $133 J40. Total mu'trel pool total al tendance 21,701, BY BOB IIEBERT Timts Staff Writer Specialamente proved to be a getaway day special for longshot players Saturday at the County Fair in Pomona. Surging into the lead on the backstretch the second time around, the ex-clai-mer quickly opened' a four-length lead on the final turn, then lasted for a $39 surprise in the $32,950 Pomona Handicap before a closing day crowd of 463. Two lengths, back at the wire were Balcony's Babe and Knightlander, who were hoses apart after 1 18 miles in 1:52. Second money of $5,100 went to Balcony's Babe, the only mare in the field.

Harbor Prince, the solid favorite, was in contention for the first half mile, then dropped back steadily to finish last. The upset win rounded out a riding triple for Rudy Campas, who missed the first half of the Pomona meeting because of a 10-day suspension for his wrestling match on horseback with James Felton on closing day at Del Mar. Campas, 32, won with Oriental Fleet ($4.20) and Divisive Then came his victory in the richest thoroughbred race of the season, worth $19,450 that raised Specialamente's earnings to $39,655 since he was claimed last May 6 at Hollywood Park for $25,000 by trainer Hector O. Palma. The win gave Palma the training title at the Fair with a record of seven victories in 14 starts." Second money collected by Balcony's Babe in the Pomona 'Cap gave the stable of E.

B. (Pieman) Johnston earnings of a record at the Fair. The stable is trained by Fred Houghton. Bill Mahorney, who was at Bay Meadows and missed the final day at the Fair, edged Jerry Lambert for the riding crown, 12 victories to 11. Total for the season was $13,980,513, an increase of 2.6 over last year." Total attendance was 157,945, a drop of 3.4 from last year.

jElCamino Upset, 20-10 Fullerton, a junior college grid power in the late 60's, moved back into the spotlight by upsetting El Camino, the state's top-- i ranked team, 20-10, Satur-, day night at El Camino. The Hornets (3-0)," ranked No. 8, moved to a 20-3 lead and coasted past the Warriors (2-1) who; dropped their second decision in their last 22 games. Fullerton's top threats for the South Coast Conference title, Cerritos and Orange Coast, both scored victories. Cerritos, led by quarterback Neff Corter who scored two touchdowns and threw for two, defeated East LA, 45-0, and Orange Coast edged Long Beach, 15-10.

j. MISSION CONFERENCE Saddleback 17, Citrus Saddleback 10 0 0 7-17 Citrus 0 0 0 OO Saddleback: TD Holmes (87 runli Jones (5 run). FG Bremen (26). PAT Brennen 2 (kicks). Southwestern 17, Gressmont 17 San Bernardino 31, Chaff ey 9 San Diego 28, Riverside 15 NONCONFERENCE Fullerton 20, El Camino 18 Fullerton 0 10 3 7-20 El Camino 3 0 0 710 Fullerton: TD Peeple (35 pass from DeBerg); Thlgpen (1 run).

FG Cunningham 2 PAT Cunningham 2 (kicks). El Camino: TD Plerson (1 pass from Austin). FG Arbeus (28). PAT-Arbeus (kick). 1 SD Mesa 1, Valley S.D.

0 3 0 0-3 Valley 0 0 0 0-0 S.D. Mesa: FG-Choukalr Glendalt 22, Mira Costa If Mlra Costa 7 0 0 61 Glendale 3 6 7 622 Compter! 21, Southwest LA 14 Compton 7 7 0 7-21 Southwest LA 14 0 0 0-14 Compton: TO Burcb (21 pass from Saunders); Buggs (54 pass from Johnson (3 run). PAT Powell 3 (kicks). Southwest LA: TD-Mercadel (J run) Embree (26 run). PAT Warren 2 (kicks).

Antelopt Valley 52, Mt. San Jaclntt Mr. -San Jacinto 0 0 6 0-6 Antelopt Valley 20 19 0 13-52 Mt. San Jacinto: TD Mel lor (20 pass Trom Long). Antelope Valley: TD Schramm (51 run and 5 pass from Watts); Reed 2 (53 and 83 punt returns); Anderson (37 punt return); McMillan (95 punt return); Turrit (1 run); Glbllh (II ptss from Watts).

PAT Hendrlckson 1 (kicks), Harvty (kick). Pasadena It, Talt 9 Pasadena 0 3 7 010 Tatt 9 0 0 09 Pasadena: TD Lelay (80 run). FG Serrano (22). PAT Serrano (kick). Taft: TD Mayoral (17 run).

FG Cooper (39). West Valley 34, Ventura 14 Orange Coast 15, Long Beach 10 Pierce 14, Santa Ana 9 Golden West 27, Palomar 7 Moorpark 29, College of the Oestfr 25 College of tht Canyons 63, Victor Valley 13 Barstow 32, PsrtervlMe 28 Gevllan 31, Santa Barbara 39 -Santa Monica 21, San Malta 7 Hancock 11, Cueit to Tip Frost on the stretch turn. Williams pulled Brook-, wood Duane out of fourth at the top of the stretch for- the' winning move, while Arapaho was waiting for a chance to get off the rail and around Tip Frost. The Leihigh Priest, was shuffled all the way back to sixth on the turn for home, and his closing rush still left him a nose short of overtaking third-place Tip Frost. Brookwood Duane, a 3-y ear-old.

son' of True Duane; returned $7.40 for the mild "upset win while collecting- $5,000 to increase his earnings for the year to The win was the second of the evening for Williams, who scored a $9.80 upset with Tommys First in the third race to regain undisputed second place, in the driver standings one win behind Jim Dennis. "I thought Secretariat was just galloping and that he would -win so I wasn't really worrying about my horse," said Jorge "When I caught Secretariat on the inside in the stretch, I saw him weaken and thought then I had a chance. I'm very' happy." "I don't know happened," said a stunned Turcotte; "I wish I had the answer." The first prize of $64,920 was $7,000 above Prove Out's' previous' total winnings. His purchase price was a reported $60,000. Secretariat's defeat was his third this year and his fourth in.

19 career races. money: of $23,804 boosted his bankroll to Auto Racing DRAG RACING IHRA U.S. Open Nationals Quilifying Ltadtrs At Rockingham, N.C.: TOP FUEL Don Garllts CSeffntr, Fla.l, 6.12 seconds. funny CAR-Don Schumacher (Parte Ridge, 6.55 sec. IMSA GRAND TOURING CARS Camel 206 Qualifying Leaders At Gainesville, 1.

John Greenwood (Trov, Mlch.l, tor. vette, 97.737 m.o.h.j 1 Marshall Robbing ITrov, Corvette. UM FORMULA 5000 SERIES Qualifying Leader At Kent, t. Brian Redman (England), Lola, 109.002 m.p.h. 2.

Mark Donohue (Newtown Square, Lola, 106.1; 3. Clay Regazzonl (Switzerland), Lola; 4. David Hoops (England), Lola; 5. Jodv Scheck ter (South Africa), Lola. HOBBY STOCK CARS At Orange Shew Speedway: MAIN EVENT (30 laps)-t.

GeorBt Mayer (Highland); 2. John Klneald (San Bernardino); 3. Dan Lynch (Highland); 4. Tom Cleghorn (Palm Springs); 5. Hank Gels (Anaheim).

TROPHY DASH (3 laps) 1. Gels; 2. Jerry Bullock (Redlands); 3. Tom Fin-reran (Colton). Attendance 4,090.

USRC STOCK CARI At San Gabriel Speedwavt MAIN EVENT (30 laps) 1. Vlfict Glamformagglo (Whlttler); 2. Bill Herring (Covlna); 3. Steve Parrlsh (To-panga); 4. Bob -Mastroleo (Monrovia); 5.

Dale Simon (Long Beach). Attendance 1,206. DUNE BUGGY RACES At Ascot- Farkt DUNE BUGGY -MAIM (20 Jim Taber (Van Nuvs); 2. Don Camp, bell (Torrance); 3. Jim Llghfoot (Long Beach); 4.

Glauqut (Reseda); 5.. Tim Orchard (Downey). Attendance 3,374. Workington 1, Northampton 0 SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division Clyde 1, Aberdeen 3 ton 2, Partlck Thlstlt 0 Dundee 0, East Fife 1 Duntermlint 4. Falkirk 0 Hibernian 4, Avr 2 Morton 1, Arbroath 1 Motherwell 4, Dundee United 0M Rangers 0, Hearts 3 St.

Johnstone 2, Celtic 1 Division I Alblen Alloa 2 Brechin 0, Airdlrt i r. East Stirling 1, Hamilton 1 Kilmarnock 4, Cowdenbeath 1 Queen's Park 1, Berwick 0 -Ralth 2, St. Mlrren 4 Stenhousemulr Civdbeank Stirling Albion 1, Queen of tht South 0 Stranraer 3, Montrost 1 GERMAN LEAOUE Bayern Munich 2, Elntrtcht Frankfurt Fbrturia Colognt 2, "Hannover Kickers Ottenbach 2, MSV Duisburg'0 HSV Hamouro 0 FC, Kalserslautern 2 Hertha BSC Berlin 1, Srhalke 0 VFL Bochum 0, VFB Stuttgart 0 Borussit Moenchengladbach 1 FC Col-ogns 1 rocket. Reigning Star, i Effortlessly. Scratched-Assured Copy.

TunnoilGHBRED RACES Copvrisht 1973 by Triangle Publication Ee 5- II MTV FAIR- -vEQUNDS, Pomona, California, Sept. 29. ttfli-Final day of 14-day meeting. Ail confirmed by otficlat Photochart (Clear, track fast) 'f. W6-FOURTH RACE-SIX FURLONGS, i For year-olds.

Purs 14,500. Claiming price 5M0O. Horse and Iockev- Wt. Fin. To SI Gonzalez xllZ li Willamette, Banks 17 21 4.30 Lesal BUI.

DeJpno iSlde Man, Garcia 1 6 51 47.00 Yourgonhaluvrne, R's'les 112 lo il Right In Front, Eastman 115 7 SZ.o Scratched-Katys World. Time, :21 4-5, 4-5, lhand timed). ll. S.M 4.48 4.40 340 3.4ft eruce wuiamen u. Banmifh.

fasterii wimer, uF ba Maole. Owned by E. j.Harmon. Uncrate el'WJiJ'tJI Stable for $5,000. Legal Bill claimed Iby p.

ueamore ror wwi. 566. Exacla pool SI 02,463. $2 Exacta (1-4) paid $44.40 RACE-SIX, FURLONGS. $5,000.

Top claiming prlca $12500. -'Horse andlockev-wnFlniJoSl 111 Ink OJO jj Steel Arch, S.Gonzalez 16 24 Hlndu Wine, Rosales i 19 3J Little Automatic, I sq't 10 41 Have A Honey, Trull Mo 13 Jj. La Sierra Mary, J. GTI'Z 1J 6 Sea Willow, Decker J3 7 1 A Bnr lit. Kilborn 116 2.10 .60 76.30 9.30 57.70 23.50 78.70 Scratched Wescott.

i.mr li Time, 2-5. 1 fhanH timed). Nevada Bunon VL leel Arcn iflii UiinA 2.40 5t Winner, gr.o. 2, bv Nevada Battler Of Buttons. Owned bv D.

Sells. 5 'Trained by J. S. Dunn. Mutuel pool 1'.

$133,804. J-4508-S1XTH RACE SIX FURLONGS. 5'; For 1-year -olds. Purst $4,500. Claimino price $5,000.

Horse and iockev Wt. Fin. To $1 i -r 1 in Duke's Cousin, Moreno 113 231 Sweet Candy, Lambert 117 3S 7.30 3.40 14.30 53.20 23.30 2.70 Foxie Greine, maese iij Real Sue, Day 05 5 uiJ.r.t rhnlrm. tierVe 113 Chicago Pete, V'I'sq'z 113 easea; orow aown. rtrhAH Madison's Lamb.

1 Tjme, :44 3-5, Oriental Fleet 4.20 S.2 2.60 5.W 3.80 I Sweet candy Winner, br.o. 3, by Fleet Discovery- Oriental Girl, owned oy k. vaiemi. Trainnt hv F. w.

Jones. Mutuel pool $139,792. 450t SEVENTH RACE MILE AND ONE-SIXTEENTH. For J-year-olds and up. Purs $7,000.

Claimino price $4,250. Horse and Iockev Wt. Fin. To $1 i Range Of Arrow, Harris 122 Hi 1.10 I C4uU niirAii.cAAii 119 93 A 711 Lasting Honour, S. G'lez X112 31 2.70 Szerbusz, DeJong 115 46 4.00 HARNESS Copyright 1973 bv Triangle Publications, Inc.

(Daily Racing Form) WESTERN HARNESS, INC. Hollywood Park, Inglewood, Sept. 29,1 1973 Eighteenth night of 67-night meeting. All finishes confirmed by official Photochart Camera. (Clear, track fast) 254 FIRST RACE ONE MILE.

Pact. For 5-vear-olds and under. Condl-r tloned (NW-3). The Alhambra Van Nuys Elks. Horse and driver Fin.

To $1 1 Thomas Butler, Cobb 12 12 2.80 1 So Jo Butler, M'G'gor 22 2m 6.30 Lous Choice, Warner 31 1 31 14.50 1 Perfect Tempo, B'tlleh 41 411 19.10 Pokey Chuck, Short 6U 5l 2.90 1 Lumber Press, J. W'ms 91 6t 23.40 Honest Effort, Aubin 82 7nk 4.10 Dutch Hill Captain, B'ley 10 81 7.00 cnoice primrose, Jensen oz.tu Mitt Rodney, V. Key 5h 10 9.30 Scratched Dale Phillip, Baroness Julie. Time, :30. isi-i, I t'it TIM mas Butler 7.60 4.20 1.80 I 5.le Butler 6.60 4.M kov Winner, b.c 3, by Adlos Butler So rosl.

Owned bv E. and A. Thomas and i Mevacal Stable. Trained oy t. Mutuel pool $49,107.

Exacta pool $123,302. yS Exacta (7-2) paid $39.60 255 SECOND RACE. ONE MILE. Pace. The Fullerton-Orangt Elks.

All ages. Top claiming prka $5075. Punt $2600. tr Horse and driver Fin. To $1 SApostle, Schlosser It 14 Valiant's Heart, Vis Key 41 251 7.20 3.70 23.90 7.10 9.60 25.30 3.40 23.20 4.80 7.20 Lady Clella Tritten .76 31.

Pulaski Silver. Johnson $3 41 Dont Look Back, CobD 61 51 Ja Jan, Meyocks 9 62 Doug E. Grattan, Lighfhl 32 711 Action Girl, Pureed 211 I Bill Blaine, Harper 51 9 1 Aggregate, Short 10' IOC WArDk stride, Distanced. Scratched Cais Dream Easy Star. Time, 4-5, 1:00 1-5, 1:31, 1:44 3-5.

2:03 1-5. Apostlt 16.40 9. 4.40 Valiants Heart $.40 4.20 Lidy deli 1100 Winner, br.g., 4, bv Meadow Eddie Isle Dew. Trainer R. Schlosser.

Mutuel pool $109,046. 1H THIRD RACE. ONE MILE. Pace. All ages.

The Burbank-San Fernanda Elks. Top claiming prict $8500. Purst $3400. Horse and driver Fin. To $1 Tommys First, Williams 4Jt 1" 3.90 Irish Cam, Brum 6 it 2l 7.60 Lucky Coin, Grundy 9Jt 3h 35.60 Tony Tone, Aubin 311 41 16.20 Miss Paia Rey, Vis Key HI 5U 3.40 May Admiral, Short 711 61 4.70 Soedy Dart, Valndnghm lot 7nk 11.00 Fashion Cloud, Grant 51 8U 13.60 Brokles Dream, Landuccl 910 4.10 Frost Frost, Holt 61 10 23.30 Broke stride, Parked out.

Scratched Patio Bud, Robin Lehman. -Time, :30 2-5, 1:02. 1:34 1-5, 1:49 3-5, 9:04 3-3. iommys First f.tt 1.40 4.00 rlih Cam 7.00 4.80 Coin 11.00 It -Winner, br.o.. 4, by Tommy Slg Holiday Nike.

Trainer 0. Larson, Mutuel iiool $126,431. Iff FOURTH RACE. ONI MILE. Pact.

Tht Santa Barbara-Wasco Elks. Cal bred pref. All ages. Top clainv Ing prict $11,250. Purst $4000.

Horst and driver Fin. To $1 Sennit Laddit, Richmond 41t 17 Grape Time, Holt 71t 2) Arabella, Stilling 8U 31 Billy Go, Guhy 21Jt 41 da-Albion Blue Point, Tshr 51 '5) 9.90 2.40 5.50 10.40 8.50 9.20 5.00 Ledvs wan, Bayless Wwl Averll, Aubin 32 Frosty, Todd pit wee Richard, Campbell in 6U 7U 861 11.00 98 ,16.60 Poppa Rex, Jones 91 10 M7.30 ttt-Dlsoua fled and placed sixth far 4apoed on break at the finish. Broke stride, Parked out. Scratched Custom Grateful :30, 1:01, 1:32 1-5, 1:47 2-5, 2:02 mM Tlmt raoeiis 5 jUInn. Fleet topy.

IO 4.90 1.00 1.60 1.1 111, tftiHtth j. Continued from First Pae rying 126 pounds, seven more than Secretariat, over the distance on a sloppy track in 2:25 2-5, a record for the weight-forage stakes. The old mark of 2:28 2-5 was set by Key To The Mint last year. The victory was another triumph for Jerkens, who has the reputation of working magic around New York tracks. On Aug.

4, he Secretariat in the Whitney at Saratoga with a horse nanjAd43iaon. The Woodward was" only the fifth time Out had run for Jerkens since owner Jack Drayfus purchased the colt in August, and it was his third victory. In the 31-other starts, he won' only four times. Prove Out paid $34.40 to anyone brave enough to him against Secretariat, who went off as 1-5 favorite. There was win betting only.

Prove Out gave up the lead to Secretariat with a mile left, but then came back as the crowd of roared. Secretariat, who started in place of stablemate Riva Radge because the track was sloppy, 'finished 11 lengths ahead of Cougar II, who got the show by one-half length over Amen II. Summer Guest was fifth and last, Secretariat "came back from his Whitney defeat to win the $250,000 Marlboro Cup in a world record performance. But' Saturday the big 3-year-old son of Bold Ruler just couldn't handle Prove Out. Prove Out broke on top and Secretariat was right behind him under jockey Ron Turcotte.

They stayed that way for the first half mile when Secretariat took a IVt length lead over Prove Out. Prep Football Scores Warriors Beat Lakers, 127-77 OAKLAND (UPI)-The unbeaten Golden State Warriors used a balanced attack to roll to their, fifth Straight preseason Victory, 127-77, over the Los Angeles Lakers in the second game of. an NBA double-header Saturday night: Geoff Petrie and Sidney Wicks combined for 49 points as' the' Portland Trailblazers downed the Seattle' Supersonics, 122-90, in the opener. Golden State made ,51 of its shots while streaking to a 64-36 halftime lead, then reeled off 10 straight points early in the third quarter for a 74-40 advantage. Joe Ellis topped the Warriors with 19 points, followed by teammates Rick Barry and Jim Bar-nett with 18 and 17.

Laker Jim Price led all the scorers with 23 points. dez. PAT-OeVort (kick); painton (run). Mt. Carmel 20, Pater Nosttr 1 Pater Noster 7 0 0 0 Mt.

Carmel 7 14 6 020 Pater Noster; TD Agulrre. PAT-t-D'-Alfonso (kick). Mt. Carmel: TD Gray, Chuste, Morris. Safety Lockheart tackled ball carrier Im end zone.

Villa Park 29, Savanna 6 Villa Park 13 7 0-29 Savanna 6 0 0 06 Villa Park: TD Loolccolo 2, Sehev-leln, Duran. PAT rields 3 (kick). Safety Lombardo blocked punt out of tnd-zont. Savanna: TD Bartholomew. Burroushs 54, Keppel 15 Keppel 7 0 0 (-15 Burroughs 7 13 20 14-54 Keppel: TO Rlzzl, Garcia.

PAT Rlchettet (kick), Vasquez (pass). -Burroughs: TD Beaudien 4, Stewart, Howell, Steele. PAT McGehet 6 (kicks). Lincoln (SD) 14, Verbum Del 6 Calexlco 6, Holtvllle 0 Needles 13, Mahave (Artz.r I Valley Christian 14, Cathedral 0 Brethren 62, Sherman Indian 0 San Jacinto 20, Pig Bear 6 Mater Del 38, Chaffey 26 Lomooc 14, San Marcos 13 Garey 22, Ramona 6 Anaheim 7, Redlands 7 Brea JV 14, Canyon (Villa Park) 4 Santa Ana 21, Corona del Mar 0 El Torro 32, San Clemtnte JV 0 Los Amlgo 35, Bell Gardens 27 SIX MAN Western Christian 27, Montclalr Prtp 6 Rio Hondo Prep 22, Ambassador. 12 CITY Saleslan 0 Banning 24, av.

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Bishop Amat: TO Carrlgan 2, Durban. PAT LuVlsl (pass), Rohr 2 (kick). Aaoura Hart Hart 0 0 10-0 Agoura 6.0 6 012 Agoura: TO Campbell, Sctiroppel i-'. Covlna II, Charttr Oak 12 Covlna 7 6 0 0-13 Cnarter Oak 4 0 6 0-12 Covlna: TO--Waldusky 2. PAT Mona-rtz (kick).

Charter Oak: TD Howard Z. Lennox 22, Lutheran 4 Lutheran 6 0 0 0- Lennox 3 7 6 6-22 Lutheran: TD Coffey. Lennox: TD Kromer 3. FG Boermeester. PAT Botrmeester (kick), Cerritos 45, East LA I Cerritos 14 10 14 7-4S East LA 0 0 0 0-0 Cerritos: TO Corter 2 (19 and run) Wltteman (19 pass from Cortez); Holland (70 past from Cortez) i Handy (3 run); McCulloch (1 run).

FG Garcia (42). PAT-Garcle 4 (kicks). tlit Grande 16, Valencia I Valencia 0 0 2 0-2 Boise Grande 0 9 0 716 Valencia: Safety ball centered tut of and zone. Boisa Grand: TD Carlfi, Austin. FG Johansen.

PAT Johensen (kick). Peclflce 27, Sierrt 13 Paclflea i 7 7 7 6-27 Sierra 7 4 0 0-13 Paclflca: TD Flbbs, Garcia, Lind-holm, Marguez. PAT Mebiey 3 (kicks). Sierra: TD Akren, Roberts. PAT bar-odes (kick).

Plus 21, Excelsior 31 Plus 0 20 3 0-23 Excelsior 13 0 I 0-21 Plus Xs TD-Kellouoh 2, Baker. FG Hlavac. PAT Hiavae (kick). Excelsior: TD OeVore, Bautlclsa, Fernan ENGLISH LEAGUE Division 1 Birmingham 0, Ipswich 3 Burnley 3, Manchester City 0 Chelsea 2. Wolverhampton 2 Everton 1, Arsenal 0 Leicester 0, Coventry I Manchester United 0, Liverpool 0 Newcastle 2, Queens Park Rangers I Norwich 0, Leeds 1 Southampton 3, Sheffield United 0 Tottenham 1, Derby 0 Stokt 2, West Htm 0 Division Bolton 1, Nottingham Forest 0 Cardiff 1, Hull 3 Luton 3, Blackpool 0 Middlesbrough 2, Bristol City 0 Mlllwall 1, Carlisle 2 Notts County 2, Aston Villa 0 Orient 0, Swindon 0 Oxford 0, Fulham 0 Preston 2, Portsmouth Sheffield Wednesday 4, Crystal Pi WEst Bromwlrh 1, Sunderland 1 Division 3 1 Br'ghttKt 0, Watford 1 B-istol Rovers 1, Cambridge Chesterfield 2, Port Valt 1 hereiord 2, Wrexham 0 Huddersfield 1, Bournemouth Oldham 1, Plymouth 0 Shrewbury 1, Grimsby 0 Southend Rochdale 2 fouthoort 1, Charlton 2 Walsall Blackburn 0 York Alder mot 0 Division 4 Bradford 0, Crewe I Brentford 5, Bransley-1 Chester 2, Lincoln 3 Gllllngham 5, Doncaster 1 Mansfield 1, Darlington 0 Reading 1, Peterborough I Rotnerhem 1, Bury 0 Scunthorp 1, Hartlepool 1 A.M.

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