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DiE SIN 7 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 November 20, 1999 'THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER D9 Baseball 3 hurlers stay COMPILED BY THE INQUIRER STAFF Pitchers Jon Lieber, Dave Mlicki and Jason Bere agreed to contract terms with their teams yesterday. Lieber, 29, one of the few Chicago Cubs pitchers not hurt for an extended period this season, accepted a $15 million, three-year deal. The righthander, 10-11 with a 4.07 earned run average in 31 starts, got a $1 million signing bonus. "He had been eligible for salary arbitration. Mlicki, 31, who also had been eligible for salary arbitration, agreed to a $15.5 million, three-year contract with the Detroit Tigers.

The righthander, 14-12, 4.06 last season, got a $1.5 million signing bonus. The Milwaukee Brewers and Bere, 28, agreed to terms on a one- Horse Racing Craig 7 7 Sue's Love (JL Castanon) 1 Moon's So Friendly (E'dola) 8 8 Belle's Miss (Cruz) 12 12 Catala (A Prado) 3 3 Pawnee Pass (Sanchez) 10 10 Leyenda (L Flores) SCRATCHED- Skip's Stiletto, Missy, Salute the Queen, Blue Gin, alooral TREYSTA by excellent sprint sire and over deeper surface at Fair Hill VIRTUAL LOVE bet down to 3-5 in July Penn; showed big speed but tired MERTIME MISS Ci chased smashing muddy debut, for top connections. CASTLE fashionable sire pedigree to be good one. Three year olds and up. $4,000.

Five and one half furlongs. PN PP Horse (Jockey) 6 6 Echo Mountain (McCormick) 1 1 Critics Pick (Black) 4 4 Moment of Truth (Ditter) 7 7 RainyDayDreams (Simpson) 5 5 Prince Domaine (Santagata) 9 9 Love Jazz (Glasser) 8 8 Johnathan's Jingle (S Diaz) 3 3 Help The Poor (Olmo) 2 2 MythologicalWorld (OReyes) ECHO MOUNTAIN came up empty duel in open company at Meadowlands; off pace if necessary. CRITICS PICK after fading in stretch; dangerous MOMENT OF TRUTH swung extremely closed with rush this spot. RAINY DAY prefers turf but speed to threaten level. Three year olds and up.

$4,000. One mile and seventy yards. PN PP Horse (Jockey) 5 5 Colonial Miner (Pena) 3 3 Best Party (A Prado) 9 9 Verdick (JG Castanon) 12 12 Invergordon (Simpson) 7 7 Alydisk (Espindola) 6 6 Shed Row (JL Castanon) 1 1 Alladin's Ensign (Capanas) 8 8 Purdy Hollow (Black) Donnelly's Gradings FIRST POST 12:35 P.M. Three year olds and up (fillies and mares). Claiming $5,000.

One mile one sixteenth. PN PP Horse (Jockey) Wgt Odds 1 1 Perfectrix (L Flores) x108 6-5 4 4 April Windstar (Pena) xx112 12-1 2 2 MudgieTreasure (JL C'non) 113 5-1 6 6 Bunny Love (Sanchez) 113 8-1 10 10 My Trickie Pal (A Prado) 113 6-1 9 9 Girl From and A (S Diaz) 113 10-1 7 7 Gay's Gilded Way (Simpson) x117 8-1 3 3 Watch Philomena (S'gata) 117 12-1 8 8 Divine Oblivion (Unsihuay) 117 20-1 5 5 Now Show Me Magic (D'oo) 113 30-1 SCRATCHED- Expensive Coffee PERFECTRIX narrowly missed when easily second best this spot; overruns weak group. APRIL WINDSTAR outrun by top pick but closed to hit board in six straight. MUDGIE'S TREASURE drops after absent couple months; lone score by shortest of margins. BUNNY LOVE set pressured pace then faded; needs to shake loose.

Two year old fillies. Maidens. Six furlongs. PN PP Horse (Jockey) Wgt Odds 9 9 Treysta (Molina) 118 6-1 6 6 Virtual Love (Alvarado) 118 4-1 2 2 Summertime Miss (Black) 118 3-1 11 11 Kilcoe be Castle (Lloyd) 118 10-1 4 4 Ladyonthewire (Capanas) 118 5-1 5 5 Hugmelikeyouloveme (M'gal) 118 10-1 118 12-1 118 10-1 118 15-1 118 15-1 118 12-1 x113 15-1 South City Tooraloor- training for debut. bow at late.

SUMwinner in KILCOE Gone West; Claiming Wgt Odds 117 4-1 117 3-1 xx110 6-1 x114 8-1 117 5-1 117 8-1 117 8-1 117 8-1 117 15-1 after wide rates plunges this level. wide DREAMS at bottom Claiming Wgt Odds xx110 6-1 119 4-1 3-1 x114 4-1 117 10-1 117 10-1 117 12-1 12-1 By 2 Aahm A Gypsie Marion Broderick Papa 0 6 King Mark 8 Gold Pursue 3 Armbro 10 Usher 4 Clark Gable price. One 3 Infellable 6 Forward Glenmont Fearsome 9 House Of Carry A Lifestyler Maddy's 4 Franco price. One 8 Barbs Free Spender Armbro Magic 4 Deal Me Major Blur Tilly's Sam 6 Photo Radar mile. Crooked 3 Express 9 Eye Of The Net Cruiser 5 Relentless 6 Tux Time 8 Homer And 4 Karl Hanover 2 Overnite mile.

7 Awesome 6 Rico Rizza 9 Walloper 4 Sonofa 8 Bernie's 10 Rhaeto 3 Sgt Carter 5 Eicari's 2 Express Abercrombie put, year pact, but the nounce financial The righthander 6.07 ERA in 14 starts Bowa moves north. Gerald Perry were added to the Seattle by manager Lou Bowa, 53, will be and infield coach. lies shortstop and third-base coach Angels the last three Agent blasts Cubas accused the Dodgers of breaking entering Cuba to Responding to week by Tommy 2 2 Innocent (Alvarado) 4 4 He'd Better Fire 10 10 Vive Le Petit (Ditter) 11.11 Legacy Tree COLONIAL MINER wore sprinting; should be ready PARTY failed as favorite punch expected. VERDICK defeat; returns to GORDON eged by determined prove main obstacle. Three year $7,500.

One mile and one PN PP Horse (Jockey) 6 6 Airiator (Pena) 7 7 Rally Girl (Ditter) 2 Lexi Qute (Laboccetta) 3 3 Currently In (L 4 4 Can Smile (A Prado) 5 5 Eyelash Power 1 1 Silverfoy (Santagata) 8 8 Demon's Miss SCRATCHED- Isabelita AIRIATOR sharp this spot twice won locally by wide bit erratic but offers big LEXI QUTE overmatched previous start decisively, closed with rush in sprint Three ing longs. PN PP Horse (Jockey) 1 1 Dirty Doug (George) 9 9 My Blues (Alvarado) 6 6 Manhattan Prospect 2 To The Stars 7 7 Timeless Trickstr 4 4 Thor's Crown 3 3 Grandmaster A.P. 5 5 Mitey Slice (Unsihuay) 8 8 Warwick's Warrior DIRTY DOUG faced classier son; capable of upset claimed by Lake when in price but down in class. PECT set pressured smashing winner. TO chances at start but Three and mares).

Claiming furlongs. PN PP Horse (Jockey) 5 5 Smithereens 2 2 Ourlittlemary 3 3 Jollytrix (Pena) 1 1 Fair and Square 7 7 Real Dream Girl 6 6 Reef Club (Alvarado) 4 4 Jolene's Finality SMITHEREENS extremely form; won five off 11 this MARY dominated field heavy favorite in process. raced but plenty of would aid. FAIR AND from outside post after Three ance-Optional Claiming half furlongs. PN PP Horse (Jockey) 10 10 Pal Joey (McCormick) 6 6 Royal Romp (Rice) 5 5 Five Star Deputy 8 8 Tony (Madrigal) 9 9 Subject Matter 7 7 Sand And Water 2 2 He's A Charm 3 3 3 3 Fly to Houston 1 1 Paco's Friend 4 4 Alert David (S Diaz) PAL JOEY overmatched very game and benefits pace.

ROYAL ROMP aware; might prefer more DEPUTY has seen better and merits consideration. routes; tigerish here added. geldings. The Seven furlongs. PN PP Horse (Jockey) 11 13 Syncline (Rice) Alan Mitchell Jokester (Manzi) 5-T Freight (Kesmodel) 6-1 (Poulin) 3-1 Seeister (Silverman) 4-1 (Ouellette) 7-2 (Dube) 8-1 (Schwind) 8-1 Prospector (Lachance) 15-1 Hanover (Campbell) 20-1 (Pierce) 20-1 Claiming handicap pace, Posts determined by mile.

(Ouellette) 3-1 Direction (Lachance) 4-1 Willy (Campbell) 7-2 Foe (Manzi) 4-1 Cards (Dube) 6-1 Tune A (Birch) 8-1 (Moiseyev) 8-1 Choice (Schwind) 20-1 Take Off (Silverman) 20-1 Claiming handicap pace, Posts determined by mile. Diamond Gem (Dube) 1-1 (Randall) 7-2 Other (Kesmodel) 9-2 Warrior (Bowman) 6-1 Out (Lachance) 10-1 (Manzi) 20-1 (Ouellette) 20-1 (P Lachance) 25-1 Condition pace, 3. One Stick (Ouellette) 3-1 Photo (Lachance) 8-1 Dragon (Moiseyev) 7-2 (MacKenzie) 4-1 Yankee (Silverman) 5-1 (Birch) 6-1 Dale (Dube) 8-1 (Pierce) 15-1 Pass (Poulin) 20-1 Claiming pace, $15,000. One Winner (Moiseyev) 8-1 (Ouellette) 3-1 (Randall) 5-1 Burke (Pierce) 7-2 Buck (Lachance) 6-1 (Dube) 9-2 (Manzi) 8-1 Noe (Benetos) 10-1 Miles (Poulin) 20-1 Ace (Lachance) 20-1 Mitchell's Selections 1. Mac Tosh, Life's Crazy, Paper 2.

Maybe Today, Caesars Scooter, Haunted House 3. Victory Margin, Nikki Cole Cole, Just Had A Vision 4. Jump Up, New Frontier, My Prima Vera Obituaries John O'Donnell Association president, 85 John O'Donnell, 85, of Glenside, retired president of a gas station owners' association, died Tuesday at Abington Memorial Hospital of pneumonia. In 1981, he retired as president of the Pennsylvania Service Station Dealers Association after years in that position. At a retirement ceremony, he was cited by then-executive director Thomas Anderson as a "most revered and respected man." In 1958, Mr.

O'Donnell left the dairy business to operate a service station in Jenkintown leased from Atlantic Refining Co. Two years later, he was offered a larger station in Philadelphia's West Oak Lane section. He operated that station until 1967, when he acquired his own station in Plymouth Meeting. Over the years, Mr. O'Donnell identified the need for an organization of service-station owners.

In the early 1970s, he joined others in forming the Pennsylvania Service Station Dealers Association, which he served as comptroller, president and assistant executive director. After his retirement, he served as treasurer of the Service Station Dealers Credit Union. Also in retirement, Mr. O'Donnell took pilot training, studied mathematics and small engine repair, went whitewater rafting and flew in a glider. With his wife, he took vacations in Colorado, South Dakota and Fairbanks, Alaska.

Born in Philadelphia as one of 12 children, Mr. O'Donnell graduated from Northeast Catholic High School in 1932 and went to work in an automotive electrical shop. After that, he worked for several years as a chauffeur. He married the "girl next door" in 1938 and over the following 18 years they had 13 children. During World War II, he served in the Army.

After his honorable discharge, he became a milkman for the former Supplee-Wills-Jones Co. At night, he used the G.I. Bill to attend what is now La Salle University and in 1952 he received a bachelor's degree in industrial management. "He was known for his patience and profound respect for others," said a son, John O'Donnell. His wife of 49 years, Thelma Woodroffe O'Donnell, died in 1997.

In addition to his son, he is survived by children Judy, Peter, Linda, Jane, Mark, Dennis, Sally, Chris, Betsy, Fran, Dave and Rene; five sisters; two brothers; 30 grandchildren; and 14 great-grandchildren. A viewing will be held at 9:30 a.m. today at the William R. May Funeral Home, Easton Road and Keswick Avenue, Glenside. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m.

at St. Luke the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church, Easton Road and Fairhill Avenue, Glenside. Burial will follow in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Cheltenham Avenue and Easton Road, Wyndmoor, Montgomery County. The family suggests contributions to St. John's Hospice for Men, 1221 Race Philadelphia 19107.

Mary E. Benedict Community activist, 84 Mary E. "Bette" Gore Benedict, 84, of Newtown Township, a political and community activist, died Wednesday at St. Mary Medical Center in Middletown Township, Bucks County, Her involvement with the Republican Party in Bucks County included serving as a committeewoman for more than 20 years. Born in Newtown Township, where she resided the rest of her life, Mrs.

Benedict graduated from George School in neighboring Middletown Township. For the last 56 years, she had lived on a family farm. She was a member of the Newtown Historic Association, the auxiliary for the Pickering Manor nursing home in Newtown Township, and numerous bridge clubs. Mrs. Benedict was a lifelong member of St.

Luke's Episcopal Church in Newtown Borough and served as president of the local chapter of the Episcopal Church Women's Guild. She was the widow of Walter E. Benedict. She is survived by a daughter, Mary J. Callahan; two grandsons; and a great-granddaughter.

Friends may call after 9 a.m. today at the Swartz-Givnish Funeral Home Washington and Lincoln Avenues, Newtown Borough. A funeral service will begin at 10:30 a.m. at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 100 Washington Newtown Borough.

Burial will follow in Newtown Cemetery, Washington Avenue and Elm Street, Newtown Township. The family suggests contributions to St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 100 Washington Newtown, Pa. 18940. 1 Other obituaries.

B4 Death Notices sign with own team did not an- nied the terms. dent's was 5-0 with a arranged last season. cape on "On the utives have Larry Bowa and coaches Dominican among Mariners staff sive purpose Piniella. ing Cuban of major-league the third-base regulations The former Phil- the U.S. coach was the said in a for the Anaheim seasons.

Cardinals. press Dodgers. Agent Joe nounce Los Angeles free-agent U.S. law by The sign prospects. 43 chances remarks made this Veres, Lasorda, Cubas de- Tuesday, Philadelphia 117 15-1 (Olmo) 117 10-1 Race Craig xx110 20-1 down next-out winner BEST (Mudgie's (Rodriguez) 117 30-1 1 April for two turns.

in better field; closing Treysta closed gap in nar- 2 Virtual level of claim. INVERfoe; post could Echo 3 Critics old fillies. Claiming Moment sixteenth. Colonial Wgt Odds 4 Best xx110 8-5 Verdick x112 4-1 Airiator Flores) x112 8-1 Lexi 119 5-1 5 Rally 119 6-1 (Alvarado) 119 8-1 Dirty 117. 8-1 6 My (Madrigal) 119 12-1 Manhttn Lass after margins.

layoff in RALLY Jersey; GIRL 7 effort on occasion. Jollytrix with older foes: won Pal CURRENTLY IN 8 Royal as longshot. Five year olds and up. ClaimFive and one half fur- 9 Dim Wgt Odds 113 6-1 Quite 115 8-1 10 (C'nas) 115 4-1 (McCormick) 115 7-2 Sep. 7 Total (Black) 117 3-1 (To Date (Glasser) 113 8-1 Best (Pena) xx106 10-1 117 12-1 Best bets in (S'gata) 113 12-1 company all seathis spot.

MY BLUES 6 6 Dim overmatched; steps up 5 5 Bensalem MANHATTAN PROSpace in race won by 1a 9 Travelling 2 2 Classic THE STARS often hurts 1 7 Arrollador ability to threaten. 10 12 Saucy year olds and up (fillies 4 4 His Five 3 3 Smile 7 8 Lord Wgt Odds 911 Tiger (Simpson) x112 2-1 8 10 (Rosado) 119 5-2 13 14 1-Finbar's xx106 8-1 12 1 f-Tri (Madrigal) 117 6-1 a- Charles (Molina) 117 6-1 f- mutuel 117 8-1 SCRATCHED(Clifton) 117 5-1 SYNCLINE quick and ink peak debut at distance. OURLITTLE- improvement from start, humbling primed in JOLLYTRIX lightly slow start ability; contested pace edged in SQUARE overmatched proving each layoff. promise ready. year olds and up.

Five and one ing $5,000. Wgt Odds PN PP Horse 117 5-1 4 4 Obscene 119 3-1 7 7 (JL C'non) 117 5-1 5 5 Quite 117 8-1 12 12 Slew (Lloyd) 117 8-1 6 6 Bandit (Black) 120 6-1 2 2 Storm (Simpson) x114 8-1 10 10 Military (Cruz) 117 8-1 11 11 Pic a (Alvarado) 1 10-1 9 9 Jeblar's 117 20-1 3 3 One in recent stakes but 8 8 Gray from hotly-contested 1 1 Hillside exploded in stretch at Del- SCRATCHEDyardage. FIVE STAR OBSCENE days but still quick pany since TONY primed in turf JUSTMADEIT during summer. romped for Two year old colts and lier. QUITE return; next Pennsylvania Futurity.

since stumbling here in a.m. Wgt Odds (x-5; xx-7 115 4-1 5. Tinted Cloud, Scooter Rue, The Winds 6. Mattsarollin, Scoot Hanover, Aces Sevens 7. Aahm A Jokester, Gypsie Freight, Marion 8.

Infellable, Forward Direction, Glenmont Willy 9. Barbs Diamond Gem. Free Spender, Armbro Other 10. Crooked Stick, Express Photo, Eye Of The Dragon 11, Awesome Winner, Rico Rizza N. Walloper Best bet in bold.

Garden State Park Results Weather Clear. Track Fast. One mile pace Off 7:32 Time 1:55 Time Marches On (C. Manzi) 8.80 4.60 2.80 Cambotonian (J. Randall) 3.40 2.80 Uncle Kevie (B.

Birch) 2.60 Off 7:32 Time 1:55 Exacta (6-1) paid 25.00 Trifecta (6-1-2) paid 65.40 Scratched--L Dees Mastroianni One mile trot Tiffanies Pride (R. Pierce) 10.60 5.80 3.60 Pan It Up (M. Mc Nichol) 4,40 2.80 Lyin Hank (A. Stafford) 3.80 Off 7:51 Time 1:55.1 Exacta (3-1) paid 60.20 Trifecta (3-1-6) paid 296.20 Daily Double (6-3) paid 48.60 3d One mile pace. Trophy Girl (C.

Manzi) 5.20 2.60 2.10 Bethany Hall (R. Silverman) 3.20 2.10 Daka An Derby (K. Hankins) 2.20 Off 8:11 Time 1:56.4 Exacta (3-1) paid 12.40 Trifecta (3-1-4) paid 28.80 Pick 3 (6-3-3) paid 238.60 One mile pace Cajun Silklace (R. Pierce) 3.80 3.00 2.40 Leslie Plumsted (M. Romano) 5.60 3.40 Heavenly Sent (C.

Manzi) 3.20 Off 8:32 Time 1:54.1 Exacta (4-1) paid 15.00 Trifecta (4-1-6) paid 85.40 Pick 3 (3-3-4) paid 104.40 One mile pace I'm The Chairpan (M. Mc Nichol) 9.80 4.60 3.20 Love Wins All (M. Lachance) 3.40 2.80 Art A'La Carte (B. Birch) 5.80 Off 8:53 Time 1:53.4 Exacta (2-6) paid 37.20 Trifecta (2-6-3) paid 403.60 Pick 3 (3-4-20 paid 144.00 One mile trol teams Dodgers senior vice presiaccusation that the agent had for Cuban defectors to esyachts. other hand, Dodger execentered Cuba via the Republic with the excluof scouting and signplayers, a clear violation baseball rules and and a major violation of trade embargo," statement.

The team called off a conference intended to anthe signing of Cleveland closer Mike Jackson. righthander had 39 saves in last season, and Dave acquired from Colorado on had 31 saves. Park Donnelly Gene Courtney Perfectrix Perfectrix Windstar Trickie Pal Treasure Mudgie's Summertime Miss Love Ladyonthewire Summertime Miss Virtual Love Mountain Critics Pick Pick Moment of Truth of Truth Echo Mountain Miner Verdick Party Best Party Invergordon Can Smile Girl Airiator Qute Currently In Doug Thor's Crown Blues TimelessTrick Prospect To the Stars Smithereens Smithereens Ourlittlemary Ourlittlemary Real Dream Girl Joey Royal Romp Romp Sand and Water Star Deputy Five Star Deputy Syncline Bensalem All The Lights Dim All The Lights Bensalem Classic Verse Obscene Caller Obscene Caller Justmadeit Quite Foolish Foolish Justmadeit to date: Total to date: 133-417 129-416 31 bets: Best bets: 36-81 44 14-40 35 All The Lights (Frazier) 3-1 (Cecil) 6-1 117 Lord (Alvarado) 115 10-1 Verse (Lloyd) 115 8-1 (Molina) 115 10-1 Alliance (R Pena) 117 10-1 Testamony (Belmonte) 115 12-1 As I Go By (JL C'non) 117 15-1 Sanford (Santagata) 115 10-1 Sauce (No rider) 115 12-1 Meltsintothesea (Black) 115 20-1 Folly (George) 117 20-1 For The Moment (M' gal) 115 20-1 Cuprill entry field Gold Trick nicely-bred and narrowly missed in Delaware; worked well locally and expected. DIM ALL THE LIGHTS recent routes and adds blinkers; hurt in local stake. BENSALEM compact field at Meadowlands; imstart.

TRAVELLING LORD showed earlier in season; one to catch if Three year olds and up. ClaimSix furlongs. (Jockey) Wgt Odds Caller (A Prado) 119 3-1 Justmadeit (Pena) xx112 4-1 Foolish (L Flores) x115 5-1 Is Smoking (Madrigal) 117 10-1 d'0r (Lloyd) 117 8-1 King (Alvarado) 117. 10-1 Hero (Black) 10-1 Strike (Santagata) 115 12-1 Freak (Olmo) 117 12-1 Ranger (George) 117 12-1 Lad (Rodriguez) 117 (Sanchez) 117 20-1 Nabbs CALLER faced vastly quicker comclaim; should wire these if serious. plunges after poor showing; this tag against single-winners earFOOLISH won two of three since step.

SLEW IS SMOKING shelved in April; speedy and flying pounds apprentice allowance.) Fast Photo (C. Manzi) 13.60 7.40 4.40 Credit Winner (J. (Sonny) Patterson JR) 6.00 3.80 Dreamaster (D. Magee) 2.60 Off 9:17 Time 1:56.3 Exacta (3-5) paid 57.20 Trifecta (3-5-4) paid 183.20 Pick 3 (4-2-3) paid 223.20 One mile trot So Excited (S. Smith) 4.60 2.80 2.40 Adaboycharlie (R.

Pierce) 5.20 3.00 Claudius (C. Manzi) 3.80 Off 9:37 Time 1:54.3 Exacta (2-6) paid 33.60 Trifecta (2-6-3) paid 187.80 Pick 3 (2-3-2) paid 290.80 One mile pace Debby's Bud Lite (B. Birch) 5.80 3.00 3.20 2.60 2.60 Durhams Sassy (C. Manzi) 3.60 Off 9:58 Time 1:55.1 Exacta (6-1) paid 15.60 Trifecta (6-1-2) paid 65.80 Pick 3 (3-2-6) paid 139.00 One mile pace Antique Collector (M. Mc Nichol) 5.40 3.00 2.20 Lively Place (M.

Lachance) 2.60 2.20 Come Back To Me (M. Romano) 2.80 Off 10:18 Time 1:54.2 Exacta (6-1) paid 16.20 Pick 3 (2-6-6) paid 72.60 Scratched- Jekyll Island THURSDAY RESULTS One mile trot Count On Jeff (C. Manzi) 13.40 7.40 5.40 Karen's Windancer (J. Schlwnd) 9.20 4.80 Tapdancer (J. Plutino) 5.60 Off 10:27 Time 1:58 Exacta (9-10) paid 115.00 Trifecta (9-10-4) paid 1398.00 Pick 3 paid 64.80 One mile pace Verbal Abuse (J.

Meittinis) 7.20 4.20 3.60 Monumental. (J. Schwind) 10.20 8.20 Toronado (B. Birch) 6.20 Off 10:50 Time 1:55.1 Exacta (9-8) paid 64.60 Trifecta (9-8-1) paid 670.60 Pick 3 paid 113.80 One mile pace Cam's Last Laugh (J. Meittinis) 12.40 5.00 3.40 Ty Me Down (L.

Hudson) 4.00 2.80 Spur Of Gold (D. Dube) 8.20 Off 11:09 Time 1:55.2 Exacta (5-1) paid 49.20 Trifecta (5-1-10) paid 273.00 Pick 3 (9-9-5) paid 175.00 Daily double (9-5) paid 97.00 Superfecta (5-1-10-9) paid 1109.00 Scratched -Flying Direct Attendance 1015 Total handle $1,119.186 BARNES Nov. 18, 1999, HELEN E. (nee Nugent), wife of the late Frank J. Sr.

and mother of Frank J. and Thomas E. Barnes; aiso survived by one granddaughter and her husband and 3 great grandchildren. Relatives, friends, Our Lady Ransom B.V.M. Sodality and former emplovees of Philco Ford are invited to the Funeral Mass, Tues.

10 A.M. at Our Lady of Ransom Church, Roosevelt Blvd. and Unruh St. where friends may call after 9 A.M. Rite of Committal Calvary Cem.

In lieu of flowers memorial contributions to the Fr. Dolan Memorial Fund, Our Lady of Ransom Church, 6701 Calvert PA 19149 would be appreciated. (JOSEPH A. QUINN, INC) BERG ROSEMARY J. (nee Crawford), on Nov.

18, 1999, beloved wife of Albert loving mother of Albert J. (Sandra) and Jerry also sadly missed by her sister Joan (Ted) Musick, her grandchildren Matthew, Richard, Nicole, Steven and Emily and many nieces, nephews and cousins. Family and friends are invited to her Funeral Mass Tues. 9:30 A.M., at St. Frances Cabrini Church, 325 S.

Oxford Valley Fairiess Hills where friends may call from 8:30 A.M. Rite of Committal Resurrection Cern. Arr. by THE JAMES J. DOUGHERTY FUNERAL HOME, Levittown.

BLOCK Nov. 19, 1999, SYLVIA (nee Guberman), beloved wife of Lewis, devoted mother of Annette (Richard) Ludwig and Harriet Foster, sister of Jack Guberman, dear grandmother of Leah Foster, Leslie and Jerry Troutman, Rachel and Rocky Cooper, beloved great grandmother of Sarah Troutman. Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Services Sun. 2 P.M. precisely at Crescent Burial Park (Sec A) Pennsauken, NJ.

Contributions in her memory may be made to Abington Memorial Hospital, Abington, PA 19001 GOLDSTEINS ROSENBERGS RAPHAEL SACKS BLUMBERG Nov 19, 1999, HARRY, husband of the late Norma (nee Leopold), father of Malcolm (Judy) Blumberg, Mitchell Blumberg, Dr. Albert (Beth) Blumberg and Debra (Dr. Barry) Drossner, brother of Louis Blumberg, grandfather of Amy Jacob, Karen, Jeffrey, Rachel, William, Jenny, Daniel, Joshua, Eric Samantha, Matthew Terrie, great grandfather of Maggie Melody. Relatives and friends are invited to Funeral Services 12:30 P.M., precisely, GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 6410 N. Broad St.

Int. Har Nebo Cem. Shiva will be observed at the Drossner residence. Contributions in his memory may be made to the David R. Blumberg Scholarship Fund, Temple Sholom or a charity of the donor's choice.

BRENNECKE On Nov. 18, 1999, ROBERT of Havertown PA; beloved husband of Kathleen M. (nee Hughes) Brennecke, loving father of Susan B. (Nicholas) Cahill, Robert K. Jr.

(Linda), Richard P. (Kathleen), Thomas Joseph V. (Dilma), and Matthew M. Brennecke; brother of Gloria McLaughlin; also survived by 12 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to his Viewing Mon.

at 9 to 10:45 A.M. in THE FUNERAL HOME OF JOHN STRETCH, E. Eagle and St. Denis Havertown; and to his Mass of Christian Burial following at 11 A.M. in St.

Denis Church, Havertown. Int. Calvary Cem. In lieu of flowers an offering in Mr. Brennecke's name to the Jefferson Hospice Gerard Bldg, 130 S.

Bryn Mawr Bryn Mawr PA 19010, would be greatly appreciated. BUCKLEY VINCENT, Nov. 15, 1999, 86 years. Relatives, friends, member of International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 837 and Boy Scouts of America are invited to his Viewing and Funeral Mon. 9:30 A.M.

St. Patrick's Church, 20th and Locust Sts. Funeral Mass 10 A.M. Rite of Committal Calvery Cern. (MULLIGAN F.H.

215-637-7373) CLAUSE VINCENT Nov. 18, 1999, beloved husband of Frances (nee Lupo), devoted father of Ron (Janice) Clause and Maria (Alfred) Mangaro, loving grandfather of Joseph and Elizabeth. Funeral 8:30 A.M. from the STOLFO FUNERAL HOME, 2536 S. Broad St.

Funeral Mass, 10 A.M., Holy Spirit Church, 19th and Hartranft Sts. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Sun. eve.

7 to 9 P.M. COHEN Nov. 19, 1999, EDWARD, husband of the late Lillian (nee Gimbel) of Phila. Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Services Sun. 10 A.M., preisely, Mt.

Sharon Cem. (Sect. PP). Contributions in his memory may be made to a charity of the donor's choice. GOLDSTEINS ROSENBERGS RAPHAEL SACKS CONNELLY JOSEPHINE C.

(nee O'Neill), 88, gracefully passed away Nov. 17, 1999, at her home in Bryn Mawr, PA, beloved wife of the late John F. Connelly; loving mother of daughters, Josephine C. Mandeville, Villanova, PA, Emily C. Riley, Villanova, PA, Christine C.

Connelly, Columbus, NJ and the late Judith Delouvrier, New York, NY; sons, John F. Connelly, Philadelphia, PA, Thomas S. and Daniele Connelly, Gladwyne, PA; also survived by 15 grandchildren and 5 greatgrandchildren; her dear sister, Martha O'N. Wheeler, Jenkintown, PA; sisters-in-law Sr. M.

Rosamund, RSM, Merion, PA, Virginia B. O'Neill, Rydal, PA, Mary V. Connelly, Haverford, PA, Rachael Connelly, Furlong, PA, and numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Nov. 23, 1999, at 10 A.M.

the Cathedral Basilica of SS. Peter and Paul, Philadelphia, PA. Her family will receive friends and relatives Nov. 22, from 3 to 8 P.M. at the Cathedral.

Int. Calvary W. Conshohocken, PA. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be sent to The Josephine C. Connelly Scholarship Program, Rosemont College, 1400 Montgomery Rosemont, PA 19010.

(Arr. DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, Wayne, PA 610-989-9600) Anna Auriemma of Jeffersonville, age 54. Funeral Mass will be 10 A.M. Mon. in St.

Francis Church, Norristown. Burial Valley Forge Gardens. Viewing will be 9 to 10 A.M. at the Church Mon. (Arr.

VOLPE FUNERAL HOME, Norristown) DEMBOWSKI On Thurs, Nov. 18, 1999, BERNARD, husband of DEMPSEY DEMPSEY FLOYD age 30, On Nov. 15, 1999 in San Dimas, CA, beloved son of Robert, Sr. and Emma Dempsev, brother of Walter, Robert, Henry, Cynthia, Beautine, Faith, Darlene and Christine. Funeral Services, 11 A.M.

Sat. Nov. 20 at CHANDLER- Nugent- Phillips F.H. 1230-32 E. Luzerne Phila.

(btwn and Viewing 9 A.M. to 11 A.M. Int. Merion Memorial Park, Bala Cynwyd. Jacob K.

Chandler, Supvr. 215-535-5900 DePAOLA On Nov. 18, 1999, MARGUERITE L. (PEGGY), nee Travis of Collingdale, beloved wife of the late Charles DePaola, mother of the late Alice Marie Taraborrelli, sister of Rita Keith and the late Francis Travis, grandmother of Joseph Taraborrelli and the late Alyson Marie Taraborrelli and dear friend of Magnus Kleppe. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her Funeral Mass on Mon.

at 10 A.M. in the Church of St. Joseph, Collingdale. Friends may call at the Church aft. 9 A.M.

Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem. Contributions in her memory to the American Heart 625 W. Ridge Pike, Bidg A1-0, Conshohocken, PA 19428.

(Arr. by CAVANAGH FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, Norwood) DISIPIO Nov. 17, 1999, PHILIP beloved son of Frances M. (nee Vitale) and the late Michael, loving brother of Michael and his wife Joanne, Frances Leake and Angelo, dear uncle of Michelle Cheechia and her husband Antonio, Virginia Murphy and her husband Daniel, James Leake, Gaeton Leake and his wife Kelly, Angelo DiSipio Lisa DiSipio and Adrienne DiSipio; he is aiso survived by 3 great nephews. Relatives, friends and fellow employees of the IRS are invited to his Funeral Mon.

9 A.M. at the THE SLABINSKI FUNERAL HOME, 2614 Orthodox Funeral Mass 11 A.M. St. John Cantius Church. Int.

Resurrection Cem. Viewing Sun. eve. 7 to 9 P.M. In lieu of flowers, donations in Philip's memory to the American Liver Foundation, 1425 Pompton Cedar Grove, NJ 07009 would be appreciated by his family.

GORDON Nov. 18, 1999, ALEXANDER, husband of Rosalie (nee Richman), of Coconut Creek FL, formerly of Cherry Hill; father of Marsha Gordon M.D., Helene (Edward Pecelli) Gordon, and Meryl Gordon brother of Claire Bloom, Jack Gordon and Ethel Stark; grandfather of Samuel Louis Pecelli. Relatives and friends are invited to Services Sun. 10:30 A.M. PLATT MEMORIAL CHAPELS 2001 Berlin Road, Cherry Hill N.J.

int. Crescent Burial Park. Family will return to the home of Helene and Edward Pecelli. GREGIN Of Bustleton, Nov. 18, 1999 GARRY, beloved father of Philip and Garry Gregin, brother of Antonietta Petraccia, Perry Gregin, lole Lopergolo, Augie Greghini and Emil Gregin.

Relatives and friends are invited to his Funeral Mass, Tues. 10 A.M. at the Maturity B.V.M. Church. Viewing Tues 8:30 A.M.

to 9:30 A.M. at THE FLETCHER FUNERAL HOME, 9529 Bustleton Ave. int. Resurrection Cem. HANEY Nov.

19, 1999, PETER GEORGE of Flourtown; husband of Catherine Haney (nee Bethel), father of Peter George 111, John Christopher and Brian stepchildren Patricia Saver and Catherine Bergmann; brother of James, Catherine and Florence; also 8 grandchildren. Relatives and friends may call at St. Genevieve's Church, 1225 Bethlehem Pike, Flourtown, Monday Nov. 22 at 9:30 A.M. followed by Funeral Mass at 10 A.M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cern. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to St. Christopher Hospital for Children, Erie Ave. and Front Phila.

PA 19134-1095. (JACOB F. RUTH) HORNICK Nov. 19, 1999, JEAN (nee Seidman), wife. of the late Joseph, mother of Robert (Harriet) Hornick and William Hornick, sister of Elsie Goldstein, Charles Seidman and Sol Seidman.

Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Services, Sun. 11 A.M. precisely at the Montefiore Cem. (Sect. Memorial Park C), Church Rd.

and Borbeck St. Shiva will be observed at the residence of Robert and Harriet Hornick. Contributions in her memory may be made to the Phila. Geriatric Center, 261 Oid York Road (423), P.O. Box 728, Jenkintown PA 19046-7128; or a charity of donor's choice.

GOLDSTEINS ROSENBERGS RAPHAEL SACKS Death Notices KERNS CASPER Nov. 18, 1999, beloved brother of Grace Valassak and Madeline Sanchez, dear uncle of Margaret Kerns and many nieces and nephews; also survived by 2 great nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to Funeral Mon. 9 A.M.. GARZONE FUNERAL HOME, 1830-36 E.

Somerset St. Service 10:30 A.M. Int. Indiantown Gap National Cemetery. KOSIAK Nov.

17, 1999, CATHERINE C. (nee Knoll), of age 79; wife of the late Raymond J. Kosiak; mother of Catherine A. and Eileen M. Kosiak; sister of Joseph and Frank Knoll and Agnes Hellwarth.

Relatives and friends invited to Viewing Mon. 9 A.M. at St. Mary of the Assumption Church; followed by Funeral Mass 10 A.M. Interment, West Laurel Hill Cem.

No View Sun. eve. In lieu of flowers Donations in her memory to St. Mary of the Assumption Church Restoration Fund, 176 Conarroe St, Phila, PA 19127 would be appreciated. KOLLER FUNERAL HOME LIEBERMAN Nov.

18, 1999, ROBERT 'BOB MANNERS', husband of the late Lena (nee Strongin), father of Barbara and Allen Starr, Phyllis and Mark Copian, Steve and Gayle Lieberman, brother of Richard Lieberman; also survived by 9 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to Funeral Services Sun. 10:30 A.M., precisely, GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 6410 N. Broad St. Interment Montefiore Cem.

Family will return to the Starr residence. Contributions in his memory may be made to the Klein Branch, 10102 Jamison Phila. PA. 19116. MARSHALL CAROL ANNE (nee Crawford), on Nov.

18, 1999 of Somerville, NJ and formerly of Collingdale, PA beloved wife of Jerome F. Marshall, beloved mother of Ryan F. Marshall, Kathleen A. Marshall and Paul F. Marshall; also survived by her mother Mae J.

(nee Leskie) Crawford and her brother Stewart C. Crawford. Relatives and friends are invited to her Funeral Mass Sat. 11 A.M. Church of St.

Joseph, Yorktown Road, Millstone Boro, Somerville, NJ and to her Viewing Sat. after 9 A.M. in the church. Int. Cedar Grove Cem.

In her memory the family would appreciate contributions to Catholic Charities, 222 N. 17th Phila PA 19103 or Catholic Charities, 47 N. Clinton P.O. Box 1423, Trenton, NJ 08607 (O'LEARY FUNERAL HOME, Springfield PA) McCLOSKEY Nov. 19, 1999, MATTHEW H.

I11, of Villanova, PA, formerly of Haverford, husband of Martha Heindel McCloskey and the late Joan Toole McCloskey, devoted father of Matthew H. IV and John Dudley McCloskey; also survived by 6 grandchildren, great grandchildren, his brothers Thomas William I. and his sisters Mary McHale, Helen Carabasi and Anne Reimel. Funeral Mass Mon. Nov.

22, 11 A.M. St. Katharine of Siena Church, Lancaster and Aberdeen Wayne, PA where realtives and friends are invited to call after 10 A.M. Int. Calvary Cem.

In lieu of flowers mmeorial donations may be made to the Serra Club of 222 N. 17th PA 19103 (McCONAGHY FUNERAL HOME, Ardmore) MELLO Nov. 16, 1999, FRED, husband of the late Florence (nee Patitucci), devoted father of James (Pauline), Robert (Rosemarie), and Fred Jr. (Lillian), 4 grandchildren, Thomas, Steven, Lauren, and Robert brother of the late Josephine Lamorgia and the late Antoinette Mello; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to his Funeral Monday 9 A.M.

from PENNA. BURIAL 1327-29 S. Broad St. Funeral Mass 10 A.M., Stella Maris Church, 9th St. at Bigler.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Viewing Sun. eve. 7 to 9 P.M. (Ample free parking).

may call from 9 to 11 A.M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. No contributions, NEWBAUER MARY ANN (nee Prodorutti), on Nov. 18, 1999, 60, a resident of King of Prussia; beloved daughter of the late Leonard and Concetta (nee Corchiola) Prodorutti, loving mother of James Cooprider of Upper Darby, David Cooprider of Harleysville, Michael Squitieri of Jeffersonville, and Lisa Ann Newbauer Molettiere of Oftsville; also survived by husband William H.

Newbauer; sister Elsie DeCicco of Willow Grove and brother Charles Allender of Rosin. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral Monday Nov. 22, 1999, 11 A.M. at THE BOYD-HORROX FUNERAL HOME OF EAST NORRITON, 200 W. Germantown Pike, Norristown PA, where friends bold RISEMAN Nov.

17, 1999, BEATRICE (nee Cohen), wife of the late Stanley of mother of Jay D. Riseman, Victoria M. Howitz and Andrew L. Riseman, daughter of Sonia and the late Harry Cohen, sister of Cyrus Cohen, grandmother of Nathaniel and Gabrielle. Relatives and friends are invited to Services Sun.

11 A.M., JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int. Shalom Memorial Park.

The family will return to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Cy Cohen. Contributions in her memory may be made to Women's Club, Germantown Jewish Center. SILVER Nov.

19, 1999, ANNETTE (nee Ludgin), wife of Jack of Wyncote PA, mother of Dale (David) Craft and Barry (Eve) Tarlow, sister of Albert Ludgin, grandmother of Lindsay Tarlow. Relatives and friends are invited to Funeral Services Sun. 1:30 P.M. precisely, GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 6410 N. Broad St.

Int. Montefiore Cem. Shiva will be observed at the Tarlow residence, Huntingdon Valley. The family suggests contributions in her memory may be made to The National Ataxia Foundation, 2600 Fernbrook Lane- Suite 119, Minneapolis MN 55447. SNYDERMAN Nov.

18, 1999, LOUIS JOSEPH, beloved husband of Rose (nee Bernstein), devoted and cherished father of Susan B. Goldberg and Steven M. Snyderman. Relatives, friends and members of the Williamson Corinthian Lodge No. 368 are invited to Funeral Services Sun.

12:30 precisely, GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS SUBURBAN NORTH, 310 Second St. Pike, Southampton (bet. County Line and Street Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park. Shiva will be observed at the Goldberg residence.

Contributions in his memory may be made to the Marlyn R. Fein Chapter of the Fox Chase Cancer Center, 1241 Fanshawe Phila. PA. 19111. Masonic Services will be held at 12 noon.

THOMPSON of Upper Darby, dear sister of Robert Lallier, Joseph Lallier, Jacqueline Clark, Cynthia Cavanaugh, Joanne Sharkey and the late Patsy Cahill, dear grandmother of Jason, Amy, Lori and Joseph, many nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her Funeral Mon. starting 11 A.M. at SPENCER T. VIDEON OF DREXEL HILL, Garrett Rd.

at Shadeland Ave. followed by a Service of Christian Burial at 12 noon. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. Viewing wil be Sun.

eve. 7-9 P.M. and Mon. Morning 11-12 noon at the Funeral Home. TSCHUMI SR.

SALLY ANN, of Gladwyne, PA, Nov. 19, 1999, beloved sister of William Tschumi; also survived by nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her Service 4:30 P.M. in the Chapel at the Lutheran Deaconess Community Center, 801 Merion Square Gladwyne. Int.

2 P.M., Elmwood Hill Troy, NY. Arr. by the A. GROH SCHNEIDER FUNERAL HOME UNGAR Nov. 18, 1999, CAROLINE (nee Shelley), beloved wife of the late Edward K.

Ungar, dear mother of Carol A. Maroney, Linda L. Riabanedelia and the late Robert K. Ungar, dear grandmother of Vincent J. Maroney and great grandmother of Vanessa and Vincent Maroney; also survived by a sister Emma Shegda.

Relatives and friends are invited to Visitation Mon. 10 A.M. THE ROSE FUNERAL HOME, 2616 Bridge Bridesburg with Funeral Service at 11 A.M. Int. Oakland Cem.

VanHORN In On Nov. 17, 1999, SOPHUS, age 81, formerly of PA, husband of the late Teresa (nee Chuck), survived by a brother William and numerous nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by 13 brothers and sisters. Relatives and friends are invited to his Funeral Service at THE BACCHI-COURTNEY FUNERAL HOME 805 Dekalb St. (Rte.

202), Bridgeport PA on Mon. Nov. 22, 1999 at 10 A.M. Int. Valley Forge Gardens, U.M.

Twp. Viewing Mon. morning 9 10 9:50 A.M. at the Funeral Home. Parking on premises WEITZMAN Nov.

18, 1999, MARCELLA (MARCY), nee Ettinger, devoted mother of Jonathan Weltzman. Relatives and friends also members of Drizen Weiss Post J.W.V. Buxmont Womens Veterans Keystone Waives, emplovees of Sears Dept. Store are invited to attend her Graveside Services, Sun. 3 P.M.

Roosevelt Mem. Park (Sect B6.) In Marcella's memory please make contributions to any Veteran's Group. Arr. STANLEY L. WISNOFF, 215-924-4600 ZALLES Nov.

19, 1999, BERTHA G. (nee Gutstein), wife of the late Theodore A. of Miami Beach, mother of David L. (Judith Zalles and Judi H. Zalles, grandmother of Daniel, Sandra, Wendy and Asa, great grandmother of Andrew, All, Jeremy and Jake.

Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Services Sun. 2:30 P.M., Mt. Lebanon Cern. (Sect. A1), Oak Collingdale.

The family will return to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. David Zalles. In lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory may be made to Women's Amer. ORT.

(JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, www.levinefuneral.com) In Memoriams THOMPSON BARBARA N. (nee Lallier), of Upper Darby, formerly of Oak Valley, on Nov. 17, 1999, age 74 years, loving wife of the late George R. and dear mother of Georgette Lavery and her husband Joseph of Pennsauken, NJ and Kenneth Thompson Garden State Graded Entries FIRST POST: 7:30 P.M. PP Horse (driver) Odds Claiming pace, $25,000 (three year olds).

One mile. Mac Tosh (Kesmodel) 3-1 Life's Crazy (Ouellette) 7-2 Paper Nickells (Remmen) 4-1 Wet Paint (Moiseyev) 5-1 Absentee Ballot (Lachance) 6-1 Dylan (Dube) 8-1 CV Da Baby (Silverman) 8-1 Blue Oxfords (McNichol) 10-1 Condition pace, $3,750. One mile. Maybe Today (Dube) 3-1 Caesars Scooter (Randall) 7-2 Haunted House (Poulin) 4-1 More Money (Manzi) 5-1 Decision Street (Pierce) 6-1 10 Allamerican Jolt (Ouellette) 8-1 6 Andy Jeff Honor (Plutino) 8-1 cy Onawinganaprayer (Birch) 15-1 Chairman SJ (Moiseyev) 20-1 3 Zero Inflation (Lachance) 20-1 New Jersey Sire Stakes trot. Final.

Three year old colts. One mile. Victory Margin (Campbell) 2-1 Nikki Cole Cole (Manzi) 3-1 Just Had A Vision (Lachance) 4-1 Giant Evil (Pierce) 5-1 Andrethegiant (Birch) 6-1 Fortuna Star (Wasiluk) 10-1 Claiming pace, $20,000. One mile. Jump Up (Lachance) 7-2 New Frontier (Silverman) 4-1 2 My Prima Vera (Dube) 3-1 Die Smiling (Birch) 5-1 7 Smart Son (Ouellette) 6-1 8-1 5 Churchill Maniac (Beattie) Cassandra's Gold (Moiseyev) 8-1 Noble Fair (Pierce) 15-1 9 Lightspeed (Manzi) 20-1 Condition pace, $25,000.

One mile. Tinted Cloud (Pierce) 9-5 Scooter Rue (Ouellette) 3-1 The Winds (Dube) 7-2 6 Ho No Sputnik Lo (Kesmodel) 9-2 4 Beach St Partners (Manzi) 6-1 3 Bolero Master (Lachance) 10-1 2 Connor Seeister (Moiseyev) 20-1 Governor's Cup pace. Final. Two year old colts geldings. One mile.

8 Mattsarollin (Ouellette) 5-2 2 Scoot Hanover (Moiseyev) 3-1 Aces Sevens (Christoforou) 2-1 A The Firepan (Campbell) 4-1 Tyberwood (Silverman) 8-1 09 8-Have A Good Life (Kesmodel) 3-1 00 Kett's Rebellion (Lachance) 12-1 5 Powerful Toy (Ryder) 20-1 10 a-Wicked Island (Pierce) 3-1 High On Emotion (Wrenn) 25-1 Claiming handicap pace, Posts determined by price. One mile. Nickells STRUMPH, MICHELE SPECKERT August 27, 1955 September 20, 1999 It is now sixty days since the tragedy and you were taken from us. All our hearts are broken and nothing else will never be the same. Your humor and wit and your fairness will always be remembered.

You were not only my wife, you were my partner and my friend. feel I was honored to be part of your life for 16 years. You were my heart beat and if tears could bring you back you would be here. Although you are gone, you will always be part of our lives. We miss you.

Jennifer, Willem and Howard.