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6D COURIER-POST, Tuesday, July 28 1987 DAS ISO ALL UEADOWLAflDS GRADED PHILADELPHIA PARK By CRAIG SMUGAR For the Courier-Post MAJOR LEAGUE (AT GARDEN STATE) By CRAIG SMUGAR For the Courier-Post Post Time 1:00 P.M. Graded For A Fast Track Post Time 7:30 P.M. Graded For A Fast Track i Purse $5,500 Fillies Mares Claiming 6 Furlongs PROB ODDS PPHORSE DRIVER FIRST ACE-Purse Claiming 120,000 Pace 7 Dunken Lauxmont (E. Davis) 5 Roll Out (M.Gagliardi) 1 Jacklyns Blu Duke (J. Moiseyev) 2MeadsUpH'some (J.Parker Jr) I Dare Jo (Pino) 116 of Smug's Plugs 5-2 7 Or.

's Flight (No Rider) 112 beaten fsv.vs "Jo" 4-1 Swallowtail (Worsham) 112 effective on lead 9-2 1 Farrah Foxet (Ferrer) 11 drew-off vs cheaper 5-1 6 Island Victory (Veto) 116 changed hands 6-1 7 Fun And Dames (Ferrer) 116 drops, slim chance -l 3 Aloha Marge (Fox) 116 hits rock bottom 10-1 4 Gambits Frostyrose (Stackhouse) 116 last seen in December 12-1 5Anselma (Hickson) 109 tired In route, drops 12-1 10 Valco 2- 5-1 gamely from rail at 7-1 5- 7-10 df ops, one to fear 1-3-4 tough off last mile 3- 8-6 figures for better trip 4- 4-7 post maior obstacle 1-3-6 justgot-upat5-1 10-4-3 brutal trip lopp on 714 4-3-2 fugged mile from 6pp. 8-3-1 blew last from wood 6- 10-1 big mile now then (J. Doherty) (C Manzi) (P. Ruscitto) (G. Procino) (B.Webster) (R.Pierce) 3 Destiny Reef 6TD Escort 9 Oxford Eagle 8 Just Idling 9- 2 5-1 3- 1 4- 1 8-1 8-1 8-1 10- 1 10-1 15-1 21 4- 1 5- 1 6- 1 4 Natural Gas Purse $7,500 Fillies Mares Maiden Claiming 5 Furlongs Turf SECOND RACE-Purse S3, 500 Two Year Old CG Pace 1 Unique Concept (B.

Nickells) 2-3-1 rail key to victory 4-2-2 "best of the rest 6 Best Of Them 4- 6-5 gets-up for balance 5- x-x late pace in debut 5-4-x "chance off 1:59.3 AM mile 6-1 mmvj! 'Iwtw 3Wildslder 5 Overdue Winner 8 Datong Express 9Kramden 4 Dreamtrlck 7Kareem Lobell 2 A T's Nightmare (P.Suscitto) (J. Moiseyev) (E. Davis) (R. Remmen) (J. Doherty) (B.Webster) (T.

Wing) (A. Johnson) (M. McNichol) (W. O'Donnell) 4-5-x must overcome post 1-2-2 easily in NJSS fair 3-2-1 will need to improve 3-4-2 has much to prove 10-9-5 not from this spot 6-9-4 (SCRATCHED) 2 My Folly (Fitzgerald) 115 gets nod turf debut 3-1 Angle's Current (RaveUch) 115 faced tougher, N.Y 6-1 Splash Dance (Pino) 115 could be good one 9-2 10 Till Whenever (No Rider) 115 improvesoverdebut 5-1 1 Doctor Binn (Alligood) 115 may be quick one 6-1 3 Precious Paramour (Wilson) 113 failed in 14 tries 5-1 4 Fancy's Finest (Hickson) 113 4 year old debuts 8-1 5 Jolie St. Ivor (Bourne) 108 last slightly better 12-1 6 Fair Ellen (Lee-Lopei) 113 figurestostop 12-1 7lsaRythm (No Rider) 120 outrun in debut 12-1 Silent Request (Lukes) 113 (SCRATCHED) x-x Tipsy Jenny (Underwood) 115 (SCRATCHED) x-x Ivory Coast (Wilson) 113 (SCRATCHED) x-x Charmur's Jet (tee-Lopez) 113 (SCRATCHED) x-x XShesmysugar (Wilson) IIS (SCRATCHED) x-x Future (Fox) 115 (SCRATCHED) x-x 10 Nuke Warrior Gianniversace THIRD RACE-Purse 58,500 Two Year Old Pace 8-1 8- 1 10-1 20-1 20-1 X-X 6- 1.

9- 5 7- 2 6-1 10- 1 20-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 x-x 4-x-x can pay price 3- 1-x takes heavy action 4- 2-2 lacked rally last 2 97-2 post hurts chances 6-9-tl due for better, when? 10-8-x hasn't shown anything x-x-x Escort colt debuts 4-3-3 little hope from here 6-5-x broke at NJSS fair 6- 4-3 figures to lump 7- 4-x (SCRATCHED) 7 Bet Your Cam Cam (J. Doherty) 3 Brenden Alm'rst (R. Remmen) 8 Shannon Traffic (M. McNichol) 9 Shannon Legend (E.Davis) 4 Legacy (B. Webster) 6 Cruncher Alm'rst (M.Gagliardi) 5 Racy Joe (G.

Zinderman) lOJayiak (R.Pierce) 2 Royal Emperor (P. Ruscitto) 1 Bloodstocks Ken (L. Funk III) XEscamillo (W. O'Donnell) Purse $8,500 Three Year Old Fillies Claiming 6 Furlongs FOURTH RACE-Purse 510,000 nw of 58,000 In last 7 starts Pace 7-7-3 benefits from post switch 3-1 3 Jerlmo Silverman) ICaltllnsStar (J. Doherty) 7 Timely Yankee (E.

Lohmeyer) IFmousLassWrds (E. Davis) 2 Whisper Wave (C. Manzi 4 Krafty Kim (J. Moiseyev) 10 Wine And Music (M.Lupo) 6 Skip To Fame (J. Plutino) 9 Shannon Emerald (M.

McNichol) 5 Harvest Road (B. Webster) Associated Press 5- 1 4-1 9-2 6- 1 12-1 12-1 12-1 15-1 20-1 x-x 9-5-5 best recent post 2- 5-5 legit threat here 3- 2-4 beaten fav. vs same 9- 4-6 inside post helps 10- 8-2 must mind manners 8-8-8 needs alert start 116-1 dull M-land debut 5-1-2 faces rough lourney 8-5-8 hard to support here 4-4-3 (SCRATCHED) Differing opinions Red Sox manager John McNamara objects to a call by umpire Drew Coble last night. McNamara earned an tion, and Boston fell to Toronto, 10-8. Keystone Hostage (B.

Webster) FIFTH RACE-Purse Claiming 520,000 Pace 6 Scenic Direct (C. Manzi) adlock's 4- 3-3 call on top stuff 2.5-7 signs of life at 6-1 2-7-2 gamely after layoff 6- 5-7 moves Inside, consider 5- 8-4 needs more In stretch 6c 3-7 missed 3 weeks, watch 10-4-8 rail only plus 65-7 negative driver change 7- 6-10 no speed vs similar 10-9-8 too far out to threaten 5 Banner Year (R. Pierce) 7FoggysFilly (J. Plutino) 3 Raven Majority (B.Webster) 4 Striking Norene (M. McNichol) 9 Brown Eyes Blue (J.

Dauplaise) 1 My Melody Queen (J. Moiseyev) 8 TJs Buckeye (L. Telymonde) 2 Sheal Be Worth It (J. Marsh) lOCIairich Dana (E.Davis) SIXTH RACE-Purse 510,000 nw of $8,000 In last 7 starts Pace (B.Webster) 5 Comic Bon Bon edge In open battle 3A Give Me Spring (Allen) 116 edge In open heat 5-2 2A Blue Eyed Cat (Aristone) 116 completes tough entry 5-2 SMatzoBrei (Worsham) 112 very sharp now 3-1 6 Ornery Maria (NoRlder) 119 legit threat here 9-2 4 Bet Dancer (Lee-Lopez) 116 gave way vs same 5-1 7 Leslie The Snitch (Cantagallo) 116 disappointed as fav. 6-1 I Flash Once (Alligood) 116 can't be eliminated 1-1 5 Cheryl's Horatius (Shurtz) 114 chance off drop 10-1 A-Orseno trained Entry 4 Purse $7,500 Three Year Olds Upward Claiming 5 Welcome Home Son (Black) 116 takes needed drop 5-2 9I.D.

Silverine (Ayarza) 112 runs big today 5-1 6 Lyrichord (Rivera) 112 should go well here 5-1 II Five X. (Worsham) 112 be running late 7-2 tfUaradancer (Walford) 116 could surprise 10-1 2Mastaba (Black) 116 1st time on turf 8-1 4 Pride Of Entebbe (Fox) 111 makes lawn debut 10-1 lValO'Espoir (Brinegar) 105 1 of 20 career 12-1 3Two Pointer (Aristone) 112 In new barn 12-1 Friday Knight (Brinegar) 105 needs every break 15-1 10 Rebecca's Son (Worsham) 105 in sad form 20-1 i 5 Purse $7,500 Three Year Olds Upward Claiming 5 Furlongs Turf 8 Morgan's Pleasure (Worsham) 108 long overdue 2-1 Infamita (Romero) 108 Sheppard trained 6-1 jlCastleman (Wilson) 115 due for better 5-1 Jule'sFlrgie (Ferrer) 115 fin. well 1st start 4-1 9MonsiurDandy (Fox) 115 must be considered 6-1 2 General Quarters (Ferrer) 115 no threat in debut 8-1 Jasper Jack (Velez) 115 makes first start 8-1 10 Elusive Chris (Lukas) 113 no excuse on dirt. 8-1 4 I'm A Cruiser (No Rider) 122 tired badly in return 12-1 Come On Buck (Purdom) 113 not off last pair 20-1 6 Purse $4,500 Fillies Mares Claiming 6 Furlongs Five Star Gal (Worsham) 106 as good as any 3-1 4Auggie (Fox) 115 improvement due 5-1 -1 Pams Misty Delight (Worsham) 113 might wake-up 6-1 '7 Alighai's Comet (No Rider) 113 needs stretch punch 5-1 '9 Sherota Book (Black) 115 makes presence felt 4-1 's Apparent Authority (Alligood) 122 dull try in debut 8-1 (NoRider) 120 beginscareer 8-1 11 Fast Regal (Beimel) 106 last 2 discouraging 12-1 10 Hung Him Up (Ayarza) 115 nothing yet 12-1 12 Carnival Pursuit (Alligood) 115 has beenoutrun 20-1 Playgirl Invasion (Navedo) 113 noseriousbids 20-1 ,1 Bagdad's Girl (Shurtz) 113 waste of SSSSSS 30-1 Jennifer's Oream (Slmoff) 108 (SCRATCHED) x-x XBoldDeanie (Pagan) 113 (SCRATCHED) x-x Merry Farrington (NoRider) 120 (SCRATCHED) x-x 2-2-9 7-2-7 figures tough rail keeps Tigers hot 4- 1 5- 1 3-1 6- 1 8-1 8- 1 10-1 15-1 20-1 20-1 3- 1 7- 2 4- 1 9- 2 5- 1 8- 1 8-1 12-1 12-1 15-1 5-2 3-1 5- 1 6- 1 8-1 8-1 8-1 12-1 20-1 30-1 x-x lTrixie Aimahurst 6Lynnes Imp 3 Luscious Leslie 2BennysGlft 7 D'nds Attention 9 Nola Knight 40kidata 8Trlsta 10 She Hawk (R. Remmen) (R.

Pierce) (J. Moiseyev) (C. Manzi) (E. Lohmeyer) (E. Davis) (P.

Ruscitto) (T. Jackson) (J. Parker Jr) 3-2-5 super try in defeat J-l-1 missed week, beware 6- 1-3 chance on top mile 7- 1-3 will fight it out 3-10-1 faces rough road ahead 1-6-1 dead-heat at 21-1 8- 10-9 decent longshot play 9- 8-1 post too tough National League East CHICAGO: Because the team has gotten two days off In the last five days, Cubs Manager Gene Michael has once again been forced to rearrange his starting pitching lineup. Righthander ick Sutcliffe, originally slated to pitch Thursday, has been moved up to today's starting assignment, as the Cubs open a six-game home stand against Montreal and the Phils Right-hander Bob Tewksbury, acquired earlier in the month In a trade that sent left-hander Steve Trout to the New York Yankees, is now the 10th different starting pitcher the Cubs have used this year. Since the trade, both Trout and Tewksbury are 0-2.

MONTREAL: In the Expos' 8-13 home stand, they scored the winning run in their last at-bat four times Today's starter, right-hander Bob Sebra of Gloucester Catholic High, pitched a three-hitter and struck out 14, his best ever, when he last faced the Cubs July 1. Jerry Mumphrey's ninth-inning home run beat him 1-0 The Expos went over 1 million in attendance Sunday on their 52nd home date. Last year they hit 1 million on their 68th date Left fielder Tim Raines has stolen 21 consecutive bases. N.Y. METS: The Mets have lost 16 games in their final at-bat this season.

Last year they won 24 games in their final at-bat and owned a 94-2 record in games when they led after eight innings Since Manager Dave Johnson shook up his lineup July 19, switching outfielder Darryl Strawberry from the fifth spot to the cleanup role and Gary Carter from cleanup to sixth. Strawberry is batting .320 with one homer and three RBIs, while Carter is hitting .200 with one homer and two RBIs. First baseman Keith Hernandez, batting .294, had his first extra-base hit in 41 at-bats with a double Sunday. PITTSBURGH: Manager Jim Ley-land indicated the Pirates are considering several options for left-hander Bob Kipper, who has one win in his last 10 starts. Kipper may be switched to the bullpen, sent to the minors or kept in the rotation.

Kipper is 0-3 with a 10.22 ERA in three starts since the All-Star break Outfielder R.J. Reynolds is in a 1-27 slump with 12 strikeouts The 6-5 California trip was their most successful since they won nine out of 10 games in San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco after the 1983 All-Star break. ST. LOUIS: Left-hander John Tudor pitched five innings for Triple-A Louisville Sunday and was charged with seven runs and seven hits. It was his second start for Louisville in his recuperation for a broken right leg.

He threw 58 pitches and had one strikeout and one walk in a game against Des Moines, Iowa. Four runs and five hits came in the first inning. Both Tudor and right-hander Danny Cox, out with a broken right foot, are to examined today by Dr. Stan London First baseman Jack Clark walked nine times in the four-game series against San Francisco over the weekend, increasing his season total to a career-high 100 Tonight's game against the Mets starts a string of 20 consecutive games against Eastern Division opponents in 20 days Yesterday's day off was the last for the Cardinals until Aug. 17.

Elsewhere ATLANTA: In a pre-game home run contest prior to yesterday's Hall of Fame Game in Cooperstown, N.Y., outfielders Dale Murphy and Gary Roenicke tied for the title with three each; each player got 10 swings. CALIFORNIA: Left-hander John Candelaria, who threw before the game Sunday, is scheduled to throw a simulated game today. CHICAGO: Right-hander Scott Nielsen started last night's game against Detroit after Jose DeLeon, the originally scheduled starter, suffered a bruised jaw and sore back in a morning auto accident in Chicago. The game marked Nielsen's first appearance ever against Detroit. MINNESOTA: The Twins are 5-6 since the All-Star break.

"We're 5-6 after playing against the Yankees, the Tigers and Toronto," says Manager Tom Kelly. "And that's not too bad; it could have been a lot worse." TEXAS: Speculation that the Rang SEVENTH RACE-Purse 58,500 nw of 56,500 In last 7 starts Pace 4- 7-2 In soft spot, jogs 3- 6-4 faced better company 2-2-6 finished well from lOpp 6- 3-5 has ability, needs trip 5- 4-8 well off 1986 form (9-10-5 better then looks 2-10-3 figures for good trip 5-7-2 beaten fav. J. C. 4- 4-8 blew last pair rail 4-3-4 has the best view 7- 3-3 (SCRATCHED) (J.

Doherty) (L. Fontaine) (R. Silverman) (B.Webster) (E. Davis) (M. McNichol) (P.

Ruscitto) (C. Manzi) (J. Moiseyev) (M. Gagliardl) (J.Campbell) 2 Instrumnt Lndng 5 War Horse 7 Zedechias 3 Ashley Globe 4 Heat Relief 8 Le Bon Lobell 1 Ideal Future 6011 Minister 9 Star buck Kid 10 Biscuits Boy XByte EIGHTH RACE-Purse $10,625 nw of 2 races or Lt. Pace 3- 1 9- 2 6-1 4- 1 10- 1 6-1 8-1 15-1 15-1 50-1 (E.Davis) 2-2-9 knocking at door (T.

Tucker) 10-7-2 best if paces mile J. Moiseyev) 4-6-4 gets rail, contender (B.Webster) 4-5-3 idle, may be ready? (C. Kavanagh) 2-7-7 closed well at 46-1 (C. D'Anglolillo), 10-5-9 needs best behavior (R.Pierce) 7-4-2 chance to be closer (J. Doherty) x-x-9 rested, needs this (P.

Ruscitto) 5-9-5 post a problem (C. Manzi) 9-7-x can see them all 3 Escape Time 2 Wild Blue 1 Our Toots 6Dalton Dalton 4 British Agent 5 Alazar 7 Lucky Motoring 8 Ole Time Yankee 9 Stardust McBur 10 Recovery 7 Furlongs NINTH RACE-Purse 51,500 nw of 1 races or 58,500 Lt. Pace 1 Vaccares (E. Davis) 3 Bye Bye Aimahurst B. Webster) 6 Silk Storm fl Sharp Princess 4 Kelly's Wish -5 Dreaming Hal '2 Consong 3 Tuner Time 5 11 Multiple Rose 7 Masked Fantasy 6 Give Me Silver 9 Jessie Gee SMamselle Terrail 10 Miss Mickey Trafalgar Square Toscano 3- 1 4- 1 6-1 6-1 5- 1 S-l 10-1 15-1 15-1 20-1 20-1 X-X x-x 116 116 116 116 122 122 116 116 119 116 109 116 122 (Florentino) (Hampshire) (Thorn burg) (Alligood) (Barrera) (Moyers) (Alligood) (Fox) (Moyers) (Cantagallo) (Worsham) (Ferrer) (NoRider) can handle these figures right there last not true drops, possibility recent graduate finally broke maiden not much lately shows one good race drops again faces tough task falling this grade (SCRATCHED) (SCRATCHED) 4- 10-5 Best of Smug's Plugs 5-2 10-2-5 pulled-upas choice 7-2 2-5-x iusf missed in slop at 6-1 5-1 2-1-3 decent miles at fairs 6-1 5- 7-6 might salvage a check 8-1 2- 3-7 best effort needed 8-1 3- 8-8 broke 3 of lasts 10-1 10-1-2 never saw wood in slop 15-1 10-9-7 never In the money 20-1 6- 2-4 automatic throwout here 50-1 (J.

Moiseyev) (J. Doherty) (M. Gagliardl) (C. DePinto) (C. Manzi) (L.

Giuck) (R.Pierce) (R.Turcotte) 5 Fall Preview 2Southgate R'bow 8 Rosanna Jane 9 Vienna Bay 4 Neon Way 7Toyful lOHnkyTnkWomn followed with a single sending Bell to second and Jesse Barfield tied the game with a single to right. Upshaw came on to run for McGriff and trotted home on Leach's single to right. Barfield later scored on an error for the Blue Jays' final run. Oakland 6, California 1 Dave Stewart won his sixth straight game with a five-hitter as the Athletics beat the Angels. The A's are two games behind the first-place Minnesota Twins in the American League West, while third-place California lost its fourth consecutive game to drop 4 V4 behind.

Stewart, 13-7, struck out six and walked none in his third complete game of the season. Minnesota 4, Seattle 3 -Steve Lombardozzi hit a three-run homer to tie the score in the top of the ninth inning and Gary Gaetti hit a solo homer one out later, giving the Twins a victory. Seattle starter Mark Langston took a two-hitter and a 3-0 lead into the top of the ninth inning. He yielded an infield single to Greg Gagne leading off and walked Dan Gladden. Lombardozzi followed with his fourth home run of the season, a drive deep over the center-field fence.

Edwin Nunez, 3-2, relieved Langston and after Kirby Puckett hit a fly ball, Gaetti put the Twins ahead with his 20th homer of the season. It was the first run allowed by Nunez in his last 12 appearances. National League Los Angeles 6, San Francisco 5 Franklin Stubbs led off the bottom of the 12th inning with a home run to give the Dodgers a victory. Stubbs, who had been 0-for-5 in the game, hit his 14th homer of the season off reliever Scott Garrelts, 9-7, deep over the right-field fence. Tim Leary, 2-6, pitched the top of the 12th to earn the victory.

Associated Press Frank Tanana figured his Detroit teammates would come up with some offense if he hung on long enough. Bill Madlock's eighth-inning single, his third hit, scored Tom Broo-kens with the tie-breaking run to reward Tanana's seven-hitter and give Detroit a 4-1 victory last night over the Chicago White Sox. The Tigers, with their fourth straight victory, moved within a half-game of idle New York in the American League East. Detroit is 9-2 since the All-Star break. Brookens singled to lead off the eighth, Lou Whitaker singled to right and Madlock followed with his game-winning hit to left field and took second on the throw home.

After an intentional walk to Kirk Gibson, Alan Trammell greeted reliever Bobby Thigpen with a two-run single to make it 4-1. "We've been scoring late, so I felt I had to just keep us in the game long enough," said Tanana, 10-7, who struck out nine and walked one for his fourth complete game. "Frank was really on the plate tonight, right where he wanted it," Detroit Manager Sparky Anderson said. Texas 5, Milwaukee 4 Mike Stanley doubled in two runs with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the Rangers a victory. Stanley's hit came off Brewers relief ace Dan Please, 4-4, who was seeking his 21st save.

But Plesac walked two batters in the ninth, then gave up Stanley's double to make a winner of Mitch Williams, 6-3. Toronto 10, Boston 8 Rick Leach singled home pinch-runner Willie Upshaw from third base to snap an eighth-inning tie as the Blue Jays rallied to beat the Red Sox. Trailing 8-7, George Bell singled with one out in the eighth off reliever Calvin Schiraldi, 5-6. Fred McGriff 8 Purse $20,000 Three Year Olds The Cleome Stake 1 Sawgrass Express (Thomas) 118 can steal it 6-1 SBaramore (Nied J) 122 seeks 4th straight 9-5 2 The Mad Doctor (NoRider) 122 real terror here 5-2 3Exodal (Allen) 116 lust-up In slop 9-2 4 April's Ralndancer (Fox) 116 11 of 15on board 5-1 6 Pete's Fantasy (NoRider) 116 has tough assignment 10-1 3- 1 J-l 4- 1 6-1 6-1 8-1 10-1 12-1 20-1 30-1 TENTH RACE-Purse 59,000 nw of 57,500 in last 7 starts Trot 7 French Lieutenant (C. Abballello) 3-1-3 best despite time off 8 Jade Ring (H.

Beisslngerf 3-4-2 looms dangerous foe 2 Eighteen Karat (H. Wallner) 9-6-1 dang, if stays on gait 5MallbuKid (J. Doherty) 4-2-2 breaks often, caution! 1 Sweetwater Hope (J. Moiseyev) 2-1 Idle, watch oddsboard 9 Free Throw (M. Vartiainen) 9-x-x broke at 3-1 in debut 4 Melbourne (C.

Manzi) 6-1-4 broke at 71-1 in return 3 Billy Mac (J. Plutino)'. 8-4-6 never can tell 6 Braytons First (B.Webster) x-8-2 can't support off layoff 10 Stacys Holiday (J. Parker Jr) no shot at all ELEVENTH ACE-Purse 58,500 nw of 56,500 In last 7 starts Pace 9 Purse 2 Alert Dreamer 1 Patchy Boy 6 Hamptonburg 4Clairich St. Pat 5 No Strikes 3Cmstck C'ando (W.

Gilmour) (A. Quartarolo) (V.Copeland) (C. Manzi) (P. Blood) (M. McNichol) (Worsham) 109 takes the plunge 3-1 (Lloyd) 116 Maryland shipper 4-1 (Beimel) 109 tossout latest 9-2 (Lukas) 112 must be respected 5-1 (Alligood) 116 capable these 5-1 (Lukas) 114 tendency to tire 6-1 (NoRider) 116 could be closer 8-1 (Moyers) 112 never can tell 8-1 (Worsham) 105 In tough spot 10-1 (Alligood) 112 tries longer 10-1 (Navet o) 116 drops, long chance 12-1 SPamary 10 Just Like Gold 7 Lace Me Up 6 Mystery Miracle 8 Crafty Dolly 1 Kostmepienty 2 If This Be Special 3 Prima Star 4 New Tron Star 9 Retainer 4- 4-6 new chauffeur aids 7-2 3-8-2 will be In picture 3-1 5- 5-3 seals trifecta punch 9-2 2- 8-8 game mile at 23-1 6-1 3- 4-8 be heard in stretch 6-1 2-10-8 will need to improve 10-1 9-3-7 nothing from rail wO'D 12-1 7- 7-10 gets bad pp.

draws 15-1 9-5-2 doesn't figure at all 20-1 8- 10-5 0 for last 47 8, counting 20-1 8 Winsome Loseome (G. Lewis) lOPIushsFury 9 Symbolism 7 Vanity Plate (R.Poulin) (M.Gagliardi) (M. Marrone) RACIHG ROUIIDUP (Hltchner) 20l Today's Entries 2 Breezy Revonah 7 Summer Isle (Rodia)20l 11th RACE Cond Pace-52100 9 Carl Whitney (J.cameron) 9-2 AT BRAND YWINE Tonight Pest Time 7:30 lstRACE-Clmg(S2500) Pace-S1400 (Holloway)M (P.Moore, Jr.) 1-1 (Kirbv)-1 3 Supreme Towner 4 Happy A 6 Nimble Hunter 7 Just For Dawn ers are interested in signing first baseman Bill Buckner after he clears waivers today has made catcher-designated hitter Darrell Porter somewhat nervous. "All he can do is what I've been doing," Porter said. "It would definitely affect me." (F.Gerry.lll) 10-1 (F'rngtn)5-2 2SharonsFella (Jo.MacDonald) 15-1 5 Fox Tail Rockflsh (Parker) 15-1 BDormouse (Klein) 15-1 ISailonAndy (Spoto)3-1 Best Bet: 2nd Race, Star Quick 2 keystone Fleet 6 Gage 5 Beaner 3 Magic Show lArmbro Vital BCarbon CopyK 4 ArmbroWade (Gerry) 7-2 (Gagnon)3-l (Ernes) 1-1 (Mercurlo) 6-1 (Birch) 1-1 (Duoan Jr) 10-1 7 Fresh Breeze (Stafford Jr) 20-1 2nd RACE Cond Pace-52000 (W.Callahan) 9-5 3 Star Quick Derrel Thomas fired in minors (L.MacDonald) 3-1 (J.Cameron) 1-1 (Lubosco) 6-1 (Scorsone) 9-2 (Bodine) 10-1 SMyBlitza 8 Lady Vagabond 2 Black Joker 4Hasenpfe1fer 1 Jurgys Sunset 3 Pleasant Lad (J.Stafford) 8-1 5 Hallmarks Image (J.Cameron) 15-1 4 Natural Rights (E.Harner) 30-1 6th RACE-Clmg(S4000) Pace-S2O0O 6 Hillbilly Drawl (Paulucci)4-1 3Flyswatter (Episcopo) 5-2 1 Wave Ore Perm (Moore Jr) 3-1 SCaesura (Birch) 7-2 7 Fourth Dimension (Aston) 6-1 5 Tron (Amandeo) 10-1 2 Cotton Eyed Mike (Rayll) 10-1 9 Diamond Amber (E.Dennis) 15-1 4 Augustus Jolben (F.Gerry) 25-1 7th RACE-Clmg(S4000-S000) Trot- S2300 2 Hap Bob Pro A.Martin) 4-1 8 Pat O'Neal (Callahan) 3-1 4ZlngerSong (Folk) 7-2 7 Flowing Free (Kinsley) 9-2 5 Provincial Ami (L.

Manges) 6-1 6FrostysHeart (R.Winkelman) 1-1 3KlngOfSwat (LeClerc) 10-1 ICommuter (E.Lee) 12-1 tthRACE-Cond Pace-HMO awitchsBG (J.Stafford) 5-2 1 Tim Forrester (tba) 3-1 4 Ultimate Decision (Stafford Jr) 9-2 7DJNukes (W.Parker) 6-1 1 One By Two (J.MacDonald) 10-1 9 Tarmes Shoestring (Franklin) 10-1 5Willwin Brick (Groff)l-l 2LooseFence (Petershelm) 15-1 6 Concord Kosmos (w Marsh) 15-1 th RACE Cond Trot-S1900 1 Speedy Bandito (Eriksson) 5-2 1 Sister DeLourdes (K.Mitchell) 9-2 5 Fast Cash (Davis Jr) 7-2 9 Ribbons Lace (Moore Jr) 5-1 3 Streak Kosmos (J.Stafford) 6-1 2 Adams Lucky Charm (Pratt) 15-1 4No Romance (Rayll) 10-1 6 Grades Comfort (Nace) IS-1 7 Le Truffles (Groft) 15-1 (Tba) 12-1 miss (risn 6KrewslnKrlssy J.MacDonald) 15-1 (Erikkson)5-2 SRC's Night Class (J.Stafford) 4-1 (Takter)7-2 (Enck) 10-1 (W Marsh) 6-1 (Fusco Jr8-1 (Graff) 8-1 4 Equipped 5 Yard A Half 6 Halo ironstone 2 Noble Juan 1 Lady G's Surprise 3 Mercury Leebrook relate to the players. I can't blame the owners or management. "It's nothing unusual for a first-year manager to be fired, though." Fichman said he had noticed changes in Thomas. "In the last couple of weeks, there have been some unusual strategic moves in the club," Fichman said. "You know, Derrel Thomas is an intelligent, fun-loving guy.

In the past few weeks, that has disappeared." From 1971 to 1984, Thomas played for Houston, San Diego, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Montreal and California, mostly as an outfielder and in a utility role. (Cooper) 6-1 7 Sigma 4th RACE-ClmgS2000) Pace-S1740 3 Haze Collins (Davis Jr)4-1 6 Dons Willie 4HelloCarter 5 Delightful Andy 1 Laser Baron 2Kincaid 7 Mister Who IFrancie (E Dennis) 3-1 (Winkelman9-2 (J.Cameron) 7-2 (Ouinn) 10-1 (Dugan Jr)6-1 (J.Groff)8-l (L.Amendeo) 20-1 bowTinq" 9 (S.Miller) 25-1 win race cond Pace-1900 5th RACE New Star Pace-SIOOOO 4 Keystone Hill The Dedicated To Sue Time 1:43.2 No Plums Tonight (Walford) 11.203.60 4.00 Fantasy Cat (Fox) 2.80 3.60 French oil (Cantagallo) 6.20 Exacta (4-3) 527.20 10th RACE-Purse $4,200 Claiming 16 Time 1:46.4 Pirfar (Weinberg) 3.90 3.40 2 60 Reck'sCourage (Landiclni 14.608.80 Scratched: Just A Shamfastlc, Noble Camel, Country Road, Royal Pharoah, Salute To John Exacta (12-7)58240 Trl (12-7-10) $449.00 DD (4.12) $31.60 Attendance: 3,791 MEADOWLANDS (at Garden State) 1st pace 1:55.2 Ciudad Truilllo (Manzi) 3.00 2.60 2.40 Mlchalou (Collazo) 5.40 3.60 At The Limit (Plutino) 5 40 Exacta (7-1) 527.60 2nd RACE -18, 500 pace 1:57.3 Keystone Sensation (Campbell) 3.60 2 80 2.40 A Maid (O'Donnell) 7.00 3.00 Broadway Bound (Webster) 2.40 DD (7-5) 56.40 Exacta (54) $20.10 Scratched-Cfndy Doris, Adore. 3rd pace 1:59.1 Toylee Hanover (Nickells) 30.20 16.20 7 60 Smlttys Lady (Quartarolo) 6.00 3.40 Hi Los Goddess (O'Donnell) 2.60 Exacta (8-7) $245.00 4th pace 1:57 Vicarious Thrills (Moiseyev) 4.40 3.60 2.80 Cotes Du hone Perf idol 19.80 9.80 Raw Jade (Manzi) 4.80 Trifecta Scratched-Colby Knox. Sth pace 1:56.3 Power Express (Campbell) 3.60 2.60 2.40 The Shootist (Waples) 3 603.80 Russell Bye (Davis) 5.40 Exacta (4-1) $11.00 ith pace 1:54.3 Shannon Dee (Davis) 7.404.40 3 40 Le Precurseur (O'Donnell) 8.40 6.80 Blackgamon (McNichol) 6.60 Exacta (2-1) $44.40 7th pace 1:56 2 Apromise (Campbell) 3 60 2.60 2JM Friendly Fella (Davis) 5 00 4.60 Rainy Day Escort (Manzi) 3.20 Exacta (4-2) $20.40 Trl (4-2-6) $70.20 tth 1:54 2 Unescorted (Waples) 6 104 003.40 Notorious Hanover (Remmen) 6.80 6.20 Back To Basics (CTMara 1.40 Exacta (6-5) $51.60 Pick Six (8-14-2-44) 6 of 4, $3,375.60 Carryover-None 9th pace 1:55.3 Kennys Kolt (Moiseyev) 38.00 19.00 860 Really Awesome (Campbell) 14.60 7.40 Jeremy Lawrence (Waplts) 4 20 DD (6-2) $214.20 Exacta (2-9) $361.40 1:563 Beulah Land Davis) 3.00 2.40 2. 10 Frost (O'Donnell) 5 10 2.80 Fire and Smoke (Glamanco) 3.80 Exacta (6-4) $17.10 Scratched-Sibling.

11th pace 1:56 3 Mel (O'Donnell) 7.00 3 20 2.60 Bacardi (Haughton) 4.20 2 80 wlk Hanover (Manzi 3.80 Exacta (9-5) 536.00 Trl (9-5-3) 585.00 Schmeley's 200 clinches victory in Amateur play (Larente Jr) 5-2 (K.Mitchell) 9-2 (E.Dennis) 3-1 (J Stafford) 6-1 (Young III) 10-1 (Enck) 6-1 (Fusco Jr) 10-1 IZoar (P.Moore, Jr.) 2-1 1A Tokskelle (Furness) 3-1 7 Slide Over (Reeser)9-2 6 Double Strike (L.MacDonald) 1-1 9Chosen Jo.MacDonald) 15-1 1 Investment Credit (Furness) 3-1 2 Happy Banker (Callahan) 6-1 5 Florida Swamp 6 Boulder Hanover 1 Flying Phyllis 9 Loving Scarlet May Skip 3Laureldaie Leader Race Results ATLANTIC CITY (at Garden State) 1st RACE Purse Claiming Time 1:46.4 Brown Bag (Oouglas)5. 40 2 80 2 60 Good Jenny (Intelisano) 2 60 2.20 River Hurst (Stackhouse) 4.70 Scratched: Wee Bit Of Breath Exacta (4-2) S12.40 2nd RACE Purse MDNClaim-Ing MDN Fillies 2YO 5 Fur Time 1:01.1 Irish Mistress (Intelisano) 23.20 8.60 4 40 Someklnddadream (Santos) 12.201.20 Naked Star (Hickson) SI 00 Scratched: Duchess Rankin DO (4-5) SSI. 10 Exacta (5-4) S249.60 3rd RACE Purse 15,600 Claming 3YO 1M8.116 Time 145 Battle Group Pagano) 4 60 2.20 2.40 Flredan (Carter) 2 40 2 40 Medieval Event (Jimlnez) 3 00 Exacta 4th RACE-Slmulcast From Hollywood Park The Sunset Handicap Swink2102 102 20 Forlitano 2 80 3.20 Rlvlia 202.10 2.20 Exacta 5th RACE-Purse 54,000 MOnClam-ing MDN S. 500-6, 000 6 Fur Time 1:13.1 My Big Payday (Strickland) 13.00 1.00 4.60 Stu'sHoney(Rini) 4.20 3 80 Silent Paddle (Conner) 4 0 Scratched: Greylish Bend, Julie's Blossom, Rollicking Rave, Dukes Rogue, Royal Victory, Menocal Maid, Blueberry Jam, Brookglad 6th RACE Purse S6.300 Claiming Abt 5 Fur Time 1:04.4 Emerging Diplomat (Worsham) 5.60 3.00 2 20 Ample Power (Parlsl 3.40 3 00 Another Ripple (Fitzgerald) 3.00 Scratched: Chocolate Dancer, Olympus, Dr. Don Top Knave, Frighten Exacta (2-9) $17.40 7th RACE-Purse S6.J00 NJClalming Reg NJ 5'i Fur Time 1:05 Deady Spell (Rosado) 6 003.203.20 BubbaMI Parr Ilia 13.40 3 40 Winning Count (Gonzalez) 10.80 Scratched: Bernie Styles Exacta (2-3) SI7.00 Trl (2-3-4) 5225.00 tfh RACE-Purse 59,400 NiAllow-ance Reg NJ 6 Fur Time 1:11.1 i Spray Over (Pagano) 2.80 2.80 Tangerine Dream (Conner) 4.604.40 Tom Rezia Ms INolasco 8 80, Exacta 9th RACE-Purse SI.200 Allowance SMUQAR'S HANDICAP WINNERS BOISE, Idaho (AP) Derrel Thomas, the rookie manager of the Boise Hawks in the Northwest League and one of six blacks manag-ing in the minor leagues, has been fired after winning nine of 38 games.

An independent team in its first season, the Hawks have been in last place in the Eastern Division since the season started June 16. The team's record is 9-29 after Sunday's loss. "This was one of the hardest things I've had to do," General Manager Mai Fichman said Sunday. "I hired him and he's a friend of mine. I hope he remains a friend." Joe Decker, the Hawks' pitching coach, will take over as manager.

Outfielder Jeff Mace has been named player-coach. Hired in April, Thomas was one of only six blacks managing minor-league teams. "I guess it's like (former Los Angeles Dodgers vice president) Al Campanis said," Thomas said. "Maybe I was the type of person he was talking about." Campanis said on national television in April that some black baseball players "might not have the necessities" for managerial positions in baseball. Campanis later was forced to resign for his remarks.

"It was the lack of communication probably," Thomas said. "I couldn't Courier-Post handicapper Craig Smugar picked 10 winners, two exactas Ron Schmeley of Burlington hit three straight strikes to overcome a pair of splits while rolling a scratch 200 game in Fair Lanes, Edgewater Park, over the weekend to win one of the tightest finals of the weekly Amateur Bowlers' Tour South Jersey District. Meanwhile, Ruth Hamison of Swe-desboro rolled a pair of fine scratch games in Westbrook Lanes to win the weekend Women's Amateur Bowlers' Association tournament. Schmeley defeated Ken Cartier of Beverly, 200-16-216 to 193-18-211, in the nip-and-tuck men's competition when he turkeyed three frames before getting a split in the 10th which would have opened the door for Cartier. However, Schmeley, who picked up $800 top prize money, converted the split and finished with a strike in the 12th to sew up the match.

Phil Kosek of Dover, was third ahead of George Dennis of Pennsauken and Bill Taylor of Pine Hill. In the women's competition, Jamison, who qualified third, started with a 203 scratch game to go with 21 handicap pins in the semifinal to easily defeat Eileen Connors of Deptford, 224-196, despite Connors' 33-pin handicap. Jamison then outrolled top qualifier Patti Murray of Bellmawr, 192-21-213 to 155-46-201. Murray got for second place and Conners earned $200. Vicky Hester of Camden was fourth, Jacki Dolbow of Sewell fifth, The Amateur Bowlers' Tour moves to Pierce Lanes in Wilmington, this weekend.

The Women's Association plans doubles competition in LaMartinique Lanes, Stratford. and one daily double yesterday: THE MEADOWLANOS 1st Race: Ciudad Trujillo, $3.00, S2.60, $2.40 2nd Race: Keystone Sensation, 13.60, $2.80, J2.40, Daily Double 7-5, $6.40 4th Race: Vicarious Thrills, 54.40, J3.60, $2.80 5th Race. Power Express, $3.60, $2.60, $2.40 7th Race: Apromise, $3.60, $2.60, $2.80 10th Race. Beulah Land, $3.00, $2.40, $2.10 Performance to Date: 31 percent Beit ef Smug's Plugs to Date: 60-OM03 St percent ATLANTIC CITY 3rd ace: Battle Group, $4.60, $2.20, $2.40 6th Race. Emerging Diplomat, $5.60, S3.

00, Exacta (2-9), $17.40 8th Race: Spray Over, $3.80, $2.80, $2.80 9th Race: No Plums Tonight, $11.20, $3.60, Exacta (4-3), $27.20 Performance to Date: 6t-of-2M 26 percent Best of Smug's Plugs to Date: J-of-24 33 percent PHILADELPHIA PARK No Racing Yesterday -Performance to Date: ol-of-241 25 percent Beit of Smug't Plugs to Date: ll-of-25 41 percent.