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tS-C-? Monday, June 26, 1978 Philadelphia Inquirer Roche tops teen lor Queen's title By CRAIG DONNELLY Best bets 7TH GRANDSTAND MAN: Freshened after losing best form. Been working well and has more than enough ability if ready to handle this field. 8TH KAREN'S TUNE: Blocked briefly in midst of rally last out. Turned in excellent effort against better field in previous outing. On horse racing Sports in brief Craig Donnelly Fast Phil Racing Form Assoc.

Press IAbet Whistling Battle Whistling Battle Sassy Shirley Prune Goddess Prune Goddess Abet Happy Friday Whistling Battle Brave Queen Brave Queen Abet 2Tahnee Mr. Olson Peppy One Doctrinaire Homecoming Hero Doctrinaire Mr. Olson Castellah Mr. Olson Magic Mountain Doctrinaire Magic Mountain 3 Smiling Heart Smiling Heart Whose That Bird Race Judicata Whose That Bird Race Judicata Race Judicata Whose That Bird Race Judicata Li'l Buyer Al Cami Crocked 4Skidrow's Darlin Skidrow's Darlin Skidrow's Darlin April Amber T. V.

Alibhai Sam's Tip Sam's Tip Political Sam's Tip Bold Mist T. V. Alibhai MaidOfLaba 5 Bee Joyous Bee Joyous Bee Joyous Cabin Count Cabin Count Navel Stone Navel Stone L. Ryan's Ghost High As the Sky Cabin Count L. Ryan's Ghost Blue Bolt Rapid Rube RAPID RUBE Rapid Rube WILMINGTON FLASK LeBoudeur Wilmington Flask M.

A Date Green Beret Jolie Billy Green Beret Thirst Joiie Billy 7 Grandstand Man Grandstand Man Domastyle Teakwood Domastyle Domastyle Little Wreck Grandstand Man Little Wreck Little Wreck Natan Domastyle KAREN'S TUNE Karen's Tune CYNTHIAS WHISTLE Krosie's Choice Wingstress Cynthia's Whistle Rough Eagle Fille Ruse I Cynthia's Whistle Rough Eagle Wingstress Karen's Tune 9 Bronze Copper Jim Dash Jim Dash Ten Dimes Bug Dust Bug Dust Ten Dimes Gold A Rul Prince Jason Prince Jason Bug Dust Bronze Copper Atlantic City gradings FIRST POST 7:30 P.M. IST-Purse $3,000. Three-vear-olds and up. (fillies and mares). Claiming $5,000.

Maidens. Six furlongs. led at halftime 48-44. China's Tien Ching topped all scorers with 30 points. Tara Heiss led the United States with 25 points.

Prob. COMMENTS PP Horse Prob. Jockey Wt. Odds 5-1 Lightly raced, works hint improvement due 2 Abet (Lee) 122 14 Prune Goddess (Saumell) xlll 5 Whistling Battle (Castaneda) 116 12 Angela's Punch (No Rider) 116 11 Brave Oueen (Rusham) 122 15 Miss Georgia Boulmetis) 122 6 Super Sugar (McGrath) 122 1 Happy Friday (Boulmetis) 116 3 Wings Of Sorrow (Smvlie) 116 4 MindvMia (No Rider) 116 7 Mavtip (Chase) xxllS 8 Sassy Shirley (Caraccio) xlll Sing By The Sea (Cappacetti) 116 10 Ambitious Maiden (Cerda) 116 13 Via (Landicini) 116 5-2 Drops again, showed Hashes at Monmouth 3- 1 Broke sluggishly, can do better 5-1 Dull in route, may benefit from speed duel 4- 1 Trailed at Pimlico but threat with these 5- 1 Had many chances, back with maidens 8-1 Having stamina problems 10-1 Brief foot in '77 debut with tougher 15-1 Shown nothing on this oval 30-1 Pass this one 20-1 Bad record, been idle two years 20-1 Forget this one 20-1 Slow in debut, adds blinkers 12-1 Been faltering in stretch 12-1 Beaten 29 lengths in Monmouth debut Best Bet in Capitals. The Inquirer Btatf LONDON Australian veteran Tony Roche got a big boost on the eve of Wimbledon when he defeated John McEnroe, the highly regarded American teenager, 8-6, 9-7, yesterday in the finals of the $125,000 Queen's Club International tennis tournament.

Roche, 33, making what he says is his last tour of Britain, needed all his experience to master the plucky 19-year-old. McEnroe, the No. 11 seed for Wimbledon, always kept within reach in a match that ebbed and flowed with big serves and some tremendous returns. Roche needed six match points before hitting a winning backhand return of service to collect the title and first prize of $18,075. McEnroe, who last year became the youngest player to reach the Wimbledon semifinals and who turned professional only a week ago, earned $9,037.

Only once did he get the lead and that was at 2-1 in the second-set after a service break. Roche had his first match point at 7-6, but was beaten by a forehand volley by McEnroe. The Australian then dropped his service, but two games later, he broke McEnroe's service for the victory. 2ND Purse 54,000. Three-year-olds and up.

i. Claiming 55,000. Seven furlongs. 6 Tahnee (No Rider) 116 5 3 Homecoming Hero (Aristone) 110 5 12 Mr. Olson (No Rider) 110 3 4 Peppy One (Pagano) 116 6 2 Doctrinaire (Thornburg) 116 6 5 Castellah (Black) 117 6 9 More Than Heart (Castaneda) 10 olds and up.

Allowances. About one mile. (turf). Made bold move in game victory Jic i Chased talented foes last season J- Went well on turf, added distance helps tie 2 in seventh race Saturday i i'l Beaten favorite both outings here i Fair third with 3-vear-olds inc in rlad rouon fib sprinting Jin in i Las' 900d bu w'nle" on season I io u-1 Been entered in more logical spots 6TH Purse $7,500. Three-vear- 7 Rapid Rube (Pagano) 4 Le Boudeur (Castaneda) 8 Jolie Billy (Broussard) 9 a -Mr.

Curtis (J. Nied) 6 a-Wilmington Flask (J. Nied) 3 M. Date (Black) 5 Green Beret (Baxis) 2 Thirst (Lee) 1 Dark Devil (Ouinteros) a-R. W.

Camac entry. i Chased better at Key, suited bv distance 1 Been idle, works hint ready for return 1 Back on main track, racing cheapest ever 1 Bumped hard at start in poor effort 1 Getting closer, from winning barn 1 Broke sluggishly, taken up on turn 1 In front as far as she goes 1 Went well in return at shorter 1 Only score here two years ago 1 Faded badly after layoff 1 Remote third in slop with 3-year-olds 1 An also ran 7 a-Personnel Director (Caraccio) xlll 10-1 a-Uncle Peter (Intelisano) 116 10- 8 Another Sunny (Caraccio) xlll 20- 10 Magic Mountain (No Rider) 111 12 II Please Us (Velez) 110 20- a-r. J. Salerno entry. 7TH Purse $5,000.

Three-year-olds and up. Claiming $1 Six furlongs. 3-1 Working well, could humble these on best 3RD Purse $3,300. Three-year-olds and up. (fillies and mares).

Claiming $3,000. One mile and one sixteenth. 1 Grandstand Man (Lanci) 122 5 Domastyle (Delguidice) 110 6 Little Wreck (Smylie) 110 2 Natan (Phelps) 116 3 Teakwood (No Rider) 112 4 Fictious Countess (Espinosa) xxlOS 2-1 Hung alter making move on turt 5-3 Strong factor if throw out latest 5- 1 Only score in maiden-claimer 6- 1 Makes seasonal bow, chance on best 10-1 Hazel Park shipper hard to figure 5 Smiling Heart (Lee) lit 6 Whose That Bird (Boulmetis) 120 I Race Judicata (Black) 116 1 AlCami (No Rider) 116 8 Li'l Buyer (Halaiian) 120 3 Vera Rivers (Kimball) 116 7 Wide Open (Castaneda) XX 109 4 Crocked (Kotenko) 116 4- 1 Beaten favorite, can make amends 5- 2 Repeat of last makes very tough 3-1 Closed with rush in sprint at Key 5-1 Fourth to repeat winner at Monmouth 5-1 Sharpened in sprint with colts 8-1 Slight improvement, in hot stable 12-1 Failed to run since May 8 claim 20-1 On long losing streak Rowing Bill Belden of Philadelphia, representing the New York Athletic Club has won the right to represent the United States in the World Rowing Championships at Copenhagen, Denmark, Aug. 5-6. Belden, a banker, covered the Cooper River course in Camden in 7 minutes 25.4 seconds.

Belden, 29, went off the line at 43 strokes per minute, closely followed by Larry Klecatsky, also of the NYAC and the national champion in this event. Klecatsky crossed the finish line in second place in a time of 7:32.2. Fred Duling of the Walter Bell Club of Philadelphia was third. Golf Charles Boiling Jr. picked up another important prize two weeks after taking the Philadelphia Amateur Championship.

The 20-year-old from Gulph Mills CC outscored Paul (Bucky) Erhardt 3d, of Chester Valley, by one stroke to win an 18-hole playoff for the Joseph H. Patterson Memorial Cup at the Old York Road CC. Boiling, a sophomore member of the Duke University varsity, shot a two-over-par 36-3773, and Erhardt, 38-36-74. They had tied for first place at 145 in the renewal of the tournament on May 19 by the Golf Association of Philadelphia. RUMFORD, R.

I. John Cook, Big 10 titleholder from Ohio State University, won the 72-hoIe Northeast Amateur Championship by one stroke over Jay Sigel of Aronimink GC at Wannamoisett CC by scoring a 69 for an even par total of 276. 8TH Purse $6,000. Three-vear-olds and up. (fillies and mares).

Claiming tlA.flnn Iy turlnnoi 2 Karen's Tune (No Rider) olds and up. (fillies and mares). Maidens. Claiming wingstress (bmvue 116 116 113 112 116 112 116 2- 1 Blocked briefly, can better latest 4- 1 Disregard last, threat on previous try 3- 1 Beat colts in race over track 6-1 Overmatched in last, has top rider 5- 1 Shows gradual improvement 8-1 Beat cheaper with easy lead 10-1 Must better seasonal bow 3 Cvnthias Whistle (Lee) 7 Krosie's Choice (Black) 4 Rough Eagle (Phelps) 1 Fille Ruse (J. Nied) 6 Berkley's Baby (Calderpn) 4TH Purse $3,000.

Three-year $5,000. Six furlongs. 11 Skidrow's Darlin (Castaneda) 9 T. V. Alibhai (No Rider) 5 Sam's Tip (Pagan) 8 Mana Sugar (Whitley) 15 Bold Mist (Landicini) 2 Heafherhop (Pronesti) 4 French Relic (Saumell) 1 Hug Me Honey (Sierra) 3 Maid Of Lsba (Henderson) 6 Run Chippie Run (Kotenko) 7 Political (Caraccio) 10 April Amber (Black) 12 Our Satin Doll (Lukas) 13 Ice Dancer (Cappacetti) 14 Pretending Oueen (No Rider) 116 5 122 3 116 5 116 8 122 6 116 10 Xlll 12 116 10 XX115 20- 122 12- X117 30- 116 12.

116 30- 116 30- 116 10- 9TH Purse $3,000. Three-vear-olds and up. Claiming $3,000. Six furlongs. 1 16 8-1 Freshened, stable hot.

runs well fresh -2 Sharp last out, edge in open event -1 Tired in final yards after early duel -1 Often gets part but zero for 16 -1 Stable wakes them up at times 1 Remote second to sharp first timer 1 By Navy Hop-Heatherset 1 May better return effort 1 First time in claimer 1 Six-year-old still a maiden 1 Making first start of season 1 Would be shocker 1 In capable hands 1 Beaten 29 lengths in debut 1 Never been close 1 Neb-bred by King of the Tudors up. Maidens. Claiming 2 Nice try with winners, back with maidens 1 Showed flashes at tough Hialeah meet 1 Often close, often disappoints 1 Set and pressed pace at Fail Hill 1 Worked well at Monmouth, not out of it 1 Fought back when challenged last out 1 Closed gap vs. repeat winner at Monmouth 1 Drops into claimer 1 Failed to threaten weaker Water polo SOFIA, Bulgaria The United States lost the final game of a tournament for the Bulgarian Television Cup against Bulgaria by 5-2 and dropped to third place in the final standings. Rumania won the Television Cup with 10 points.

Second was Bulgaria with 6 points and a better goal aggregate than the United States, which also had 6 points. Fourth was the Soviet Union with 5, Greece was fifth with 3 and Australia finished last with 0 points. Basketball TOKYO The Chinese "August 1" Army women's team, the 1977 national champion, defeated a touring U. S. squad, 96-77, at the Peking indoor stadium, the official Hsinhua news agency reported.

The Chinese 6 Bronze Copper (Kimball) 3 a-Bug Dust (Kotenko) 17 Prince Jason (Phelps) 4 Jim Dash (Pagan) 15 Center Ring (Black) 8 Pop Beloved (Velez) 1 North Canadian (Lee) 13 Yo No Se (Caraccio) 5 Ten Dimes (Aristone) 2 Clav Village (Castaneda) 7 Wavne B. (Pizzaro) 9 Mike Mv Boy (Pagano) 10 Apprentice (Reilley) 11 Amaxe (Ouinteros) 12 Gold A Rul (No Rider) 14 Laugh Layor (Weipert) 16 Soft Diamond (Baxis) 18 a-lndian Path (DiAgusto) a-F. J. Menarde entry. 116 3-1 Veteran drops to cheapest level 116 4-1 Lacked closing punch with tougher 122 5-1 Surprised similar, picks up weight 116 5-1 Beaten favorite in latest 116 6-1 Last was more like it 116 8-1 Last not true, may benefit from post xlll 8-1 Has dangerous early speed 116 8-1 Use this for tightener XX109 20-1 Failed to threaten in return 116 12-1 Has gone way back 116 10-1 Showed improvement in new barn XXX106 20-1 Very sluggish beginner 117 10-1 Wakes up at times 116 20-1 Nothing to recommend 116 20-1 Hard to support off latest 1 16 20-1 Yet to regain '77 form xlll 3-1 Has been slipping 5TH Purse $4,200.

Three-vear-olds and About one mile and one sixteenth (turf). 1 Bee Joyous (Thornburg) 115 S- 3 Cabin Count (Thornburg) 115 3 9 a-High AstheSkv (Delguidice) 115 4- 5 Navel Stone (Boulmetis) 120 5- 7 Friendly Pilot (No Rider) 113 6- 2 a-L. Ryan's Ghost (Delguidice) 113 4- 4 School Bus (Canessa) 113 8- 6 b-BlueBolt(Quinteros) 115 8- 8 b-P. T. Vimv (Ouinteros) 120 8-a-N.

St Leon entry. entry. x-5; xx-7; xxx-10 pounds apprentice allowance. Results Entries Selections Brandywine Belmont Monmouth Stern Sermon )04 Oar Princess Cl, 3YO UP, 6 f. US One Review 109 b.

Candy ABill 110 Pompmi 117 115 3YO uo, 4f. 117 MavlRule 117 117 Stab 119 119 LeadinqScorr 117 117 a-Medano 117 109 Scamp Bov Ragamuffin 105 inter Wind 118 Peak Too HI Noble Treat Duke Wayne a-HousOIErn '14 a-Couoled. in Stevrullah 171 Navob 113 Florida Dmnd 116 SirProvelt 112 Gallant Courr 116 b-lnsbrdnt Ld 117 116 109 117 112 174 a-Native Cosn 114 a-BoldUvenni 115 a-Courted. b-Coupled. Belmont racing form Selections for today's races; best bet in capitals.

First race Lullaby Lane, Mimentoe, White Onyx. Second Romanticize, His Squaw, Curvie. Third One Cut Above, Pinino, Pier. Fourth Fight at Night, Wincoma's Torque, McRaney. Fifth Judge Root, Genuine Silver, Sharon's Knight.

Sixth Medano, Stab, Peak Top. Seventh Aces Full, Senator's Choice, Top Pickings. Eighth Quiet Little Table, What a Summer, Jaipur's G. Ninth MINSTREL II, El Exigente, Kendall Drive. Yesterday's winners Albie's Truck Stop $5.20, Buckaroo $3.60.

ale, 3YO up, 6 f. ale, 3YO uo, 1 1-14 mi. H. I 14 114 114 HeavnlvWind 117 Onishea LavAwavPIn 109 Persian Susn Fre AndFncv 114 114 109 117 Mvosv Feet 113 a-Tegawitha 113 Misty Native 113 1)0 117 109 104 Fascinadora a-MachusIa SATURDAY 1ST $3,000. One mile pace.

Trent (Johnson) 26.40 9.00 6.60 Long Adios (Groff) J.20 4.40 Foreseen (Parker, Jr.) 6,60 Time: 2:03. 2ND $3,000. One mile pace. Romelle Hanover (Miller) 6.40 4.00 3.40 Brewed The Best (Smith, Jr.) 7.40 4.60 Scott Napoleon (Williams) 7 00 Time: 2:03 2i. Daily Double (5-2) $136.68 Exacts (2-3) $38 3RD $2,000.

One mile pace. The Good Like N. (Holmes) 15.00 7.60 4 0 Scotty Joe (Davis) 4.20 3.20 Elliott Ness (Burris) 5.60 Time: 2:02 45. Exacta (8-7) $54 4TH $3,000. One mile pace.

Gypsy's Jane (Marks) 6-00 4.40 3 00 Kipping Kane (Davis) 5.20 3.20 Romana Win (Shafer) 2.20 Time: 2:03 45. Exacta (1-6) $35.80 5TH $10,000. One mile pace. Beautron Hanover (Miller) 7.40 4.20 2.80 Best Jeffrey (Battis) 4.60 2.60 Kawartha New Time (Burris) 2,40 1:58 15. Scsatched Our Last Peso.

Exacta (4-1) $30.20 6TH $5,500. One mile pace. On Your Toes (Hayter) 6.60 3.00 3.00 Bye Bye Mermaid (Dagenais) 3.20 3.20 Solden Maine (Burris) 4.00 Time: 2:00. Exacta (2-1) $20.20 7TH $7,000. One mile pace.

Four Four Byrd (Burris) 4.60 3.00 2.40 Move Feet Move (Hayman) 3.80 2.60 Winning Inning (Milam) 3.20 Time: 1:19 35. Exacta (5-3) $11.20 8TH $7,000. One mite pace. Sun Lord's Elegy (Dancer) 4.40 4.40 2.20 Armbro Turk (Battis) 4.40 2.80 Les Cash (Burris) 2.10 Time: 1:59. Exacta (4-6) $35.10 9TH $3,500.

One mile pace. Teutonic Hanover (Irving) 9.80 4.00 3.40 Miller Killean (Dancer) (.60 4.60 Impact Almahurst (Davis) 4.40 Time: 2:02. Trifecta (3-1-5) $726.30 10TH $7,000. One mile pace. Stowe Star (Davis) 4.00 3.00 2.60 Valley Jerry (Burris) J.40 3 80 Gum Boots (Frazier) 4.40 Time: 2:00 45.

Exacta (1-7) $20.60 Attendance: 8,978 Handle: $718,510 109 114 109 109 117 117 First Post 1:10 (EOT) 1st 9,000, Cl, 3YO, 41. Aurelio 116 FabeledPeac White Onvx 112 Cindy Gavle GameOfFrtn 112 Lullaby Lane Big Jewel 105 Mimentoe mdn, 3YO up, 7f. RubvT. 114 Shukey Sweet Cheat 114 Romanticize Sweet Satin 114 Seldom Seen Celerity 114 Curvie Aphaia 114 His Squaw 3rd 11,000, hep, 3YO up, 1 1 ami. tt.

Good Mito 106 Royal Amrcn Sensitive Sam 107 One CutAbove Very Elusive 110 Pinino AmercnRvltv 119 North Wind Pier 115 Cast Adrift Talking Prtnr 103 Young Chief cl, mdn 2YO, S' if. Moranev 122 Pruners Deal Fight AlNight 120 Picturesque GravMig 1)3 Banduki Rubve Scout 115 Ex Governor Ladv Lanvin 115 Interchange Wincoms Trq 122 Tantivy BlueFlagDav 122 The Usual Cheer UpChrl 118 cl, 3YO uo, I mi. Rapid Barb 117 Saga Trout Mound 117 Junk YardJck Shams Knght 117 JudgeRoot SeeTheWorid 117 Genuine Silvr First Post 1:30 (EOT) 1st 5,000, cl mdn 3YO up, 6f. BerlizKing 115 Notably Blue a-Monopolist 115 Olero a-Weapon 115 Red Oven Sprung 108 Lithe Seneca Double Letter 117 Satans Luck Efrain 108 Whachmaclt a-Coupled. cl, 3YO, I mi.

Combatant 110 Raise TheBId Biod Hahn 117 Captains Galy Positive Binn 1)7 Fairfield Joe Young Whiz 111 Jersey Devil Attainable 115 Clean Edge cl, 3YO up, lmi70vds. Lit Pirate 119 Crimson Bavo Lithe Sturgen 117 Soothing Chil Over Awe 114 Navv Rip Ten ToOneSal 107 Chiporro Bloomnglmg 114 Wheeling Doctor Hasslr 114 Nile Port mdn 2YO, 5 f. Ice Fast 110 Rogue Tete Perfect Judge 117 Catterque Joanie Joame 117 Mrs Fitzmors Geiger Counts 117 HeathernCtn Bindertette 1)7 Literary Lark 3YO uo, I Miss Thurber 115 Paddock Paul Famous Sprn 113 Mertunity Daisy Will 105 Manonss Biis Minaretta 108 Silver Crown a-Couoled. 107 ale, 3YO uo, I M6mi. 107 BarRabian 113 Whitehackle 107 Glow Native 117 Tanthem 117 Super Bov 113 Shore Patrol 114 Stateroom 117 Ardent John 114 mdn 3YO up, 6 f.

Jersey Bounc 110 Stage DorFIrt 117 Lively Lauren 110 Bogoti Pon Senators Choc 114 Ruth Cat LadvCvgnet 114 Gvpsv Bride TopPickings 117 French Lass Ivory Smooth 110 Aces Full KellvsCat 110 Worthy Meldy Waimea Bay 107 Greeny Quid ProGal 104 Linda Mauren Hocus 109 See ThePoint 8th added, 3YO UP, 71. The Assault Hep WhatASumr 123 Myriad JainursGem 114 Buena Shore Quiet LittiTbl 1 16 Clout cl, 3YO up, l'iml. Field House 117 a-OnTheSet a-KendallDry 113 El Exigente 113 109 117 113 110 115 110 IIS 110 no no us no 117 a-PshTPvrtv IIS P.J. Spin 110 no no 112 119 113 115 117 115 117 Low Return 110 Cashlaun IIS Shes Psychic 110 Starmaie 108 Romanean IIS Rulers Half 105 a-6arnice 117 Remember Jo 117 HowsThHIgn 117 Hansom Him Intrepid Corr 115 Two Pair 119 Jersey Dancr 106 a-Coupled. Fmnev Finstr 117 Count T.

117 Desk Clerk 117 Inclemnt 117 a-Coupled. 108 Proud Romee 117 Minstrel II 2nd 117 Florales Belmont Meadowlands Pimlico First Post 1:00 (EOT) 1st 4,000, cl, mdn 344YO, 6 f. Regal Rachel 107 Pretty Vixen Poops Dancer 114 Dance Back TrueTThKng 119 Holy Sakes AquaPriete U4SwimngHm Shelley 117 Eleni el. 4YO un. 6 I Back BavBea Ooechi Manvt Gitty BngBng PlavTheAce i Mister Nix cl, Javelin Thrw B.

African Big BraveSun BaitimorsBst Chief DaisvTo 1 14 Sandargent 3YO, 6 f. 114 Amm Sango 113 Ravs Savage 107 Silt 114 Bossy Noble 109 4YO uo, 6 f. 114 Act Icy 107 Rainy Lane 114 Mad King 113 Alishamar 114 French Chef 114 FairEvarBrt Fleet Evening 104 Flashing Bety Meadowlands george oernoeden Selections for tonight's races; best bet in capitals. First race King Abbott, Sherry B. Edie Two.

Second Joyce Armbro Tina, Roya's Bullet. Third Fashioner, Bengo Hanover, Fast Draw. Fourth-SOME DYAN, Speedy Dove, Strike a Note. Fifth Young Million, Stonegate O. B.

Sammy. Sixth Green Speed, Quick Work, Cold Comfort. Seventh Looking Glass, Vala, Saigon. Eighth Jambo Dollar, Pegasus Lobell, Ace Time. Ninth Presence Felt, Zenarmbro, Steve Flying B.

Tenth Blarney Time, At Liberty, Patsy's Adios. Monmouth racing form Selections for today's races; best bet in capitals. First race Double Letter, Notably Blue, Weapon. Second-COMBATANT, Positive Binn, Raise the Blade. Third Little Sturgeon, Chiporro, Over Awe.

Fourth-Perfect Judge, Mrs. Fitzmorris, Geiger C. Fifth Marion's Bliss, Daisy Will, Miss Thurber. Sixth Candy A. Bill, One Review, Insubordinate Lad.

Seventh Tegawitha, Fascinadora, Machusla. Eighth Super Boy, Glow Native, Stateroom. Ninth-Two Pair, P. J. Spin, Jersey Dancer.

Coffee Toffee lOQ PnaH Alao Night Mood Flowers InMv Kays Pet 1 19 Flufterng Gld 107 Contrary Brg 109 Disco Daffy Roma Bar loy 8th ale, 3YO up, 6 f. Irrf 2nn IVft i i Weather Clear. Track Fast. cl, 3YO up, 1 M6mi. Freedom Train (RAHernandz) 7.40 3.40 2.80 Purchase Street (Miranda) 4.00 3.40 Graniean (Brocklebank) 6.00 OH 1:30.

Time 1:44. Scratched-Coof-idge, Haworthia, New York Town, Footsie King, American Bo, Almaris, Sundrance, Count T.T., Don Larqo. cl, 3YO up, 6 f. Tens Chaps (Velasgueil 13.40 6 70 4.30 Qua Prince (Veneiia) 4.40 3.60 Overtaker (Santiago) 4.40 OH 2:00. Time 1:11.

Daily Double (11-7) paid $78.60. 3YO, 7 I. Vita Win (Santagatal 8.60 5 70 3.80 Cotv Talk (Turcone) 11.40 6.40 Pugilistic (Veneiia) 3.40 OH 2:35. Time 1:25. Scratched-lm-petuous Dan.

Exacta (8-3) 1120.80. 3YO up, 7 f. Albics Truck Stop (Vasquez) 5.20 3.30 2.60 Passen Mood (Cordero) 3.60 3 00 Oub (Fen) 5 00 OH 3:05. Time 1:23 2-5. Scratched-Time To.

Expletive Deleted. mdnn 3YO up, I 1-16 mi. Delegate 1 Cordero) 8.30 4.00 3.40 Tete A Tete (Miranda) 10.80 5.40 Vaslov (Cruguet) 2.60 OH 3:35. Time 1:41 3-5. Scratched-Cuf-ting Comment, Parol, Creative Mind, New Look, Euromarket, tmfhebest, North Wind, Hampton Bov.

Exacta (3-6) paid S80.80. ale, 3YO up, 1 1-16 mi. John Henry (Santiago) 8.80 5 40 3.40 Turn Of Coin (Velasquez) 7.60 4.40 Valinskv (Cordero) 2.40 OH 4:07. Time 1:41 1-5. ale, 3YO up, 6 I.

Nice Catch (Velasquez) 11.80 6.40 2.80 a-Coffee (Cordero) 7.20 2.80 Damocles (Fell) 2.20 OH 4:39. Time 1:08 4-5. Scratched-Thin Slice, Bold Voyager. Exacta (1-1) paid 149 20. etti 50,000 added, 3YO, 1 mi.

The Saranav Buckaroo (Velasquez) 3.60 2.60 2.10 Junction (Cordero) 3.00 2.20 Quadratic (Cruguet) 2.30 OH 5:09. Time 1:35. Cl, mdn 3YO up, 4 f. Superstructure (Patterson) 16.20 160 7.20 Grecian Rogue (Fed) 10.00 7.40 Dry Sack (Turcotle) 9.40 OH 5:39. Time 1:12 Swatched Bon-nie And Brave, Gracious Manner, Jack Up, Italian John, Notably Blue, Working King, Jewapi.

Triple (1-4-91 paid $1,092.00. Attendance 31,368. Handle $3,314,969. FIRST 1st $9,000. One mile.

Pace. Lord Frisco A Edie Two Ima Baron prenv Good Sherry Blue Chip King Bret Soky's Freight Be Haopv Chip King Abbott Farrior Jennifer One mile. Pace. ova's Bullet Armbro Tina Final Curtain Madam Joyce Shoalestic Hobo Pattern Gold Twinkle Willas Marnie R. T.

Bear One mile. Pace. Fashioner James Hadlev F. O'Rourke KeHvtuck Direct Bengo Hanover Treasurer Fast Draw Jonathan Hanover White Harvest Lola's Victory One mile Trot. Bachelor Party SomeDvan Kittv Kat Regal Mike Speedy Dove Meadow Frank Rush Suro Strike A Note Armbro Rodney One mite.

Pace. Sfonegate Meadows Alaskan Strike Nokoro Bewitching Fella Sammvkins Empress Beatrice Brownie Points Ytung MiHion Keystone Arbor Currituck Vernon POST: 6 P.M. One mile. Trot. Quick Work Ima Lula Cold Comfort Keystone Pioneer Gefvsvburg Superlou Green Speed Calvert Speed In Action Glen Lobefl One mile.

Pace. Charcoal Hanover Vala J. M. Dreamer Looking Glass Cheyenne Tomahawk Saigon Mannart Race On Pud's Chip Lt. Col.

Joe Summa Cum One mile. Pace. Money Bunnie Cloud Cover Renee's Fella Pegasus Lobefl Jambo Dollar Silver Warrior Times Square Nm Rov Al Hoof Ace Time Ricci Reena Marine One mile. Pace. Cornell Streaker Presence Felt Betsy Ross Hanover Steve's Flying Bret Zenarmbro Rebel Clanta Farr Hanover Armbro Tosca Magical Summary Judgement One mite.

Pace. Radar Collins Foresee'! Dream Mooreiand Lavne Strato Norman Brown Chanhlade R. Bin Patsy's Adios Biarnev Time Al Liberty SameOidissu 112 Quartrtv Rtrn Aceo-Cratic 112 Tide Turner EarlevHIFIyr 112 Our Spirit 4YO up, 1 l-16mi. A CryslalSpry 106 To Hunt The jjf Kathvs Cross Spring Triple Trioleen Puddin AndPi CmndngKthy Ripples Pride 113 Prince Harold 113 Sea OfTulip 106 Cherubic 3YO, 1 m. Honey Bumps 119 MissWakefild 109 Silken Delight 104 Copper Cnirr 114 T.V.Hghlghfs 119 mdn 3A4YO, 1 I l6mi.

112 Neater ThnNt 112 Exult 117 Racing Arond 117 a-Stephan 112 Brass Crown 102 Night Career 107 Lucky Easter 112 a -Window SHI caftans grtrs Holy Moses Frank Coonev 114 IshkdhBrndv 114 109 Native Spray 109 Twin Stream 107 112 102 112 102 112 112 112 Demon Bee SpecultrKrck Big Round Utmost Tela Night Folly Chapin Bine Gala Golghtly Junes Reason 1AJ 114 CabildoOuen 104 Exciting Miss 114 NextComrd 114 Fleet Target 114 Best Start Kiria Eleni 'J" Squaws Lgcy a-Coupled. Schaefer 500 Order of Finish Unscheduled trip to pit shattered Rutherford's hopes Record 110,000 see Unser win at Pocono Type of car laps completed and winner's average speed: I 1. Al Unser, Lola, 200 laps, 142.261 niles per hour. 7. Johnny Rutherford, McLaren, 200.

3. Tom Sneva. Penske, 200. 4. Wally Dalenbach, McLaren, 191.

i 5. Larry Dickson Penske 196. a. George Snider coyote 196. i 7.

Mike Mosley. Lightning, 19). I. A.J. Foyt.

Coyot, 190. 9. Al Loquasto, Finlev, lit. 10. Larry Cannon.

Wildcat, 188. 11. Pancho Carter Lightning, 12. Sheldon Kinser, Watson, 183. 13.

Salt Walther. McLaren, 175. 'a r-m ill 1 IS. Tom Biqetow. Wi'lcat, lot.

14. Jerry Sneva, McLaren, 159. 17. iff Hucui, McLaren, 150. 1.

Jerry Karl. McLaren 149 19. Danny Ongais. 130. 20.

Bobbv Unser. Eagle, lit. II. Joe Saliana, Eagle, 112. 22.

Johnny Parsons, Lightning, 83. 23. Mario Andretti. Penske, 73. 24.

Phil Threshi. Lightning, 3. 25. Jm McElreath. Eagle.

$8. 26. Tom Bagley, Lightning, 55. 27. Bubbv Jones.

Wildcat, 52. 28. Bi'l Vukovich, Eagle, 52. 29. Gary Bettenhausen.

Dragon, 30. Dick Simon. Vollstedt. 34. 31.

Soike Geh'hausen. Eagle, 34. 32. Steve Krisi off, Wildcat, 13. 33.

Lee Kuniman, Fox, 1. to last) lap and he was trying to catch (sic) Sneva. But you can't do that without showing yourself." Sneva, whose third-place finish gave him enough points to keep him atop the standings in his quest for a aeculiii audigui iiaiiuiioi maiii-pionship, confirmed Dallenbach's report. "I knew Rutherford was going to give me a 'slide job' on the last lap," Sneva said. "He did it to Wally the lap before and I just smoked by them.

Then he came up on me in the first turn and I knew he'd try it on me." It quickly became academic, however, as Sneva's car began to sputter because it was out of fuel. That marked the end of a less than successful day for not only the Reading-based Roger Penske team but for the entire Pennsylvania contingent. Sneva's teammate, Mario Andretti, managed to lead one lap the S4th to continue his string of having led every Schaefer 500 since the 1971 inaugural. However, the local hero from Nazareth still is looking for his first win here after retiring on lap 73 with gearbox failure. ager for the British-based Team McLaren who directed the Rutherford effort from the pits, thought they were back in the hunt as first one, then another, then a third car sputtered out of gas down the front straight, siiudiious ilnxi juniiian would bring out the caution flag, allowing the field to bunch up.

But the streak of failures didn't start until the 193d lap, three laps too late to help either Rutherford or Sneva, the only other driver still in the lead lap and with a chance to win the Schaefer 500, the second leg of auto racing's Triple Crown. But Rutherford's closing charge drew some criticism from the competition, namely Wally Dallenbach and Sneva. In the third turn of the 198th lap, Rutherford put an inside move on Dallenbach and the two touched wheels. "He did a very foolish thing," said Dallenbach who wound up fourth, two laps off the pace. "I knew what he had in mind but he didn't show himself.

It was just my goof gesture that let him go and it was my good gesture that almost put me into the wall. "I knew it was the white flag (next By Bill Simmons Inquirer Autc Bditor LONG POND, Pa. Before the start of yesterday's Schaefer 500, Johnny Rutherford had a feeling his even went so far as to tell his wife he was going to win. But it was not to be. What seemed to be a flat tire caused him to make an unscheduled pit stop on the 164th lap of the 200-lap chase around Pocono International Raceway's 2.5-mile tri-oval.

That left him more than 20 seconds in arrears, a handicap that he was unable to make up as Al Unser climaxed a near perfect drive in his Citicorp Lola-Cosworth with a 24.4-second victory. Rutherford had brought his Citicorp McLaren-Cosworth in for a routine fuel and tire stop only three laps earlier. But as soon as he got back on the track he knew something was wrong. "I thought for sure it was flat," Rutherford said after passing Tom Sneva's Norton Penske-Cosworth on the final lap to take second-place laurels for the second week in a row. Tyler Alexander, Americp man POCONO, From 1-C mark and was a factor the rest of the way.

He started from the 10th position in tne O-car Held and, taxing advantage of the caution periods that both permitted him to close up on the leaders and preserved precious fuel, moved to the lead for the first time on lap 75. Unser got back in front briefly at the midway point but, until then, it had been mostly the Danny Ongais show. Ongais and his black Inter-scope Parnelli-VPJ had started from the pole position and led almost at will on four occasions. But on lap 130, as he stormed down the long front straight, the engine failed and the do-or-die kid was on the sideline for the fourth time in eight 1978 starts. "Danny was running real good he always does," Unser said.

"If he had stayed in there, it would have been something a helluva finish. But you've got to have a little bit of luck to win any of these races. We had it today and he didn't." Unser also had a car that handled Just about perfectly on this sunny, comfortable afternoon. It handled so well that he was able to go the entire distance on one set of tires. That helped make his nit stons quicker, and the fact that he made only nine stops for fuel compared to 12 for Rutherford and 14 for Sneva did not hurt in the least.

In fact, it was Rutherford's Hth stop, on lap 164, that gave Unser such a comfortable margin at the finish. At that point, just three laps after he had made a routine pit stop and still retained the lead, Rutherford came in again to have what he thought was a flat right rear tire replaced. As it turned out, there was nothing wrong with the tire and it left Unser with a commanding lead. Unser lost the top spot to Sneva, then Rutherford after making his final fuel stop on the 177th lap. But it was just a matter of time.

On the 190th lap, Rutherford came in for a quick dose of fuel, allowing both Unser and Sneva to get by and spoil his hopes of ending one of his least productive periods since 1973. "It was just a typical hard day at work," said Unser, who has 34 Championship Trail victories, second only to Foyt's 59. "It couldn't have been all that hard, though, or I probably wouldn't be here." And for that not-too-hard day at work, Unser collected $89,296 from the purse of $370,450. That boosted his earnings in six races this year to $397,581. That's not exactly shabbv..