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McClung Wins Again MeClung broke upra spirited dice Jinimy Caruthers with a daring'pass' laps'-from. his ninth roll-caged sprint car feature of the season at Mattzanita speedway. chased Caruthers from the first couldn't get by he slipped past inside: on the 25th lap. THEN, Caruthers, a Ft. I-Iuachu- drove the best race of his young career.

I But McClung, a defending state champion jfrom Phoenix, found ail inside groove on a jhard-slick track and wbn coming off the jfourth turn an inch from Caruthers' wheel. Basham of Phoenix led the first two laps but gave way to Caruthers and to finish third ahead of Frarik Tu'cson, and Weince Bailey, Phoe- 'nix. i PUT McClung nearly out of jreach in the point standings. third-place finish in the heat race and isGcond in 'the trophy dash, plus his 'main levent victory, enabled McClung to pul) Jnjpst 200 points ahead of his nearest Gleberg of Tucson. could do no better than eighth Rafter spinning on the first lap and being to the tail of the pack.

Meantime, racing director Keith Hall an- inounced this week's holiday schedule. CARS will race Wednesday night an eight-event program; full-house jalopies and motorcycles race on the quarter Ijajid.TT courses Thursday night with a in-eworks show as an added attraction; and night United Racing Club midgets 'make their first appearance on the quarter- mild track. Other sprijit results Past.time Cfeberg, 22.54; Trophy dash Dick Phoenix; Heat faces Owen Wildman, Phoenix; McDaniel; Semi-main Wildman. PHQENIX BOXES FOR SATURDAY By KEARNEY EGERTON Win Court Near Mark iNCOUVER iSCOllrSt chavarrla.if Hevke.c Wolclfc.rf ellba.p Totals 3 3 3 3 2 0 2 0 I 0 0 0 First Game PHOENIX bl Burda Ib 1 0 0 McKnisht.lf Henderson.cf Jernigan.rf ib bl 01 Ham: I illiams, 3b parks, lller.ph-p ostelloiP irgll.ph Frostip 422 3111 3011 3012 3010 1 0 0' 0 0 0 1000 0 000 31 4 10 4 PRESCOTIV-Win Court, a 6-year-old Chestnut gelding under the whip of Larry Harding, handily won the feature race at Prescott Downs yesterday, missing the track record by a fifth of a second. Win Court was never headed and won the seven furlong feature by two lengths over Speck Good with a 1:26.3 clocking.

Speck Good edged third place Swim Along by a nose. It was the third straight feature race victory for'jock- ey Harding, who also won aboard Win Court last Sunday. Win Court, winner of four races -in 19 season outings is trained Tregu- iboff and owned by R. H. Time: 1:08 US.

Q(J-3) $32.40. The day was a sufccessfut one for jockey Kent Roberts, who brought home four vvin- ners, vaulting him- to' of DowfJsS; standings Prescott riding isigi year. -H SECOND-7 furlongs. Columns Left (Roberts) 4.40 2.60 Pink Chieftain (Shelley) 3.40 Chance Bar (Flaueroa) Time; 1:28,0. (3-4) J8.40.

DAILY DOUBLE (3-4) $43.20. THIRD-330 yards. Miss Bar. Echols (Pttmn) 3,60 3,20 Ko Way.LRoWts). 3.00 2.40 3.00 Plmmix, July Pele Keys Brazil Soccer Victory ST.

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0000 '33 2 8 2 Total 337127 Atlanta Los Angeles 1 1 3 1 000 000 03 X-7 E-Versalles, K.Boyer. Atlanta 2, Los Angeles 1. Atlanta 7, Los Angeles 9. H.Aaron, Fairly, R.Jackson-. K.Boyer (1).

Letebvre, R.Jackson. K.Johnson. K.Johnson 12-35 4 4 Kelley 41-33 0 0 0 2 Davidson 43320 C.Osteen (W.7-10) 2 2 1 2 Brewer 1-30 0 0 1 Gold Cup Delayed DETROIT (AP) High winds which turned, the Detroit river into a mass of whitecaps forced postponement of yesterday's Gold Cup hydroplane race until'today. After a delay of more than three hours, in which it was hoped the winds would abate or racing referee Bill Newton Baltimore announced the postponement. Jim McCormick, 34, of driver of Atlas Van Lines entry, 1 was the only casualty of the day.

He suffered a severe gash in his right leg as he walked'on a temporary floor near pits. He was taken to.a,hospital whete 14 stitches were taken to close tne wound. Race Champ NEW BREMEN, Ohio (AP) Mike Mosley throttled his Ford-powered sprint car to first and second place finishes in the USAC features yesterday at new Bremen speedway and took home top money of $1,275. The La Puente, driver was nipped at the finish line by Sam Sessions of Nashville, in the first of the two 30-lap features, but came back for a one-car-length victory in the second. Behind Sessions and Mosley in the first event were Bill Vukovich Fresno, Greg Weld of Kansas City.

and George Snider of Fresno, Calif. Weld finished in third place in the second race in front of Chuck Engel of Columbus, Ohio and Sonny Ates of Sellersburg, Ind. LATE RESULTS SOFfBALL PHOENIX WESTERNERS 13, PRESCOTT NUGGETS WESTERNERS PRESCOTT 423 14 0 100 1 24 Darlene Spiva and Myra Graham; Mary Luna and Shorty Itule. West (Phoenix), 2nd, one on. PHOENIX WESTERNERS PRESCOTT NUGGETS WESTERNERS PRESCOTT 200 000 11 1 114 7 '4 SATURDAY'S PCL RESULTS HAWAII i MS 7 0 TUL5A 010 210 0-4 0 Bollo, Murphy (3), Lazar U), Osinski (5) and Booker; Kirby, Miller (5), Robertson (7) and (5-2).

(1-2). Home Runs Hawaii. Kernek (9), Williams (5); Tulsa, Laboy (7), Breeden (3), Huntz (5). Second Game Spiva and Graham; Sherry Ralston, Ramona Contreras (9) and Larkin (Prescott), 3rd, bases loaded; Lyr.n Mooney (Westerners), two on. PHOENIX BLUES TUCSON PROAM 0 000 000 00-0 3 0000 000 3 0 HAWAII 001 000 I TULSA, 100 220 x-4 11 1 TUCSJ3N Locke, Klages (5) and'Napier; Hilgendorf.

and Breeden, (1-0). (W). Home Runs Tulsa, Laboy (8), Huntz Attendance 5,211. OKLA. CITY 8, TACOMA 3 OENIX Garcia and Camacho; Marshall and PHOEN.XBLUES5, TUCSON PROAM.

0 TACOMA OU 000 7 3 OKLA CITY 341 000 0 TUCSON PHOENIX ODD 000 0-0 001 004 Sherrod, Wlllhite (3) and Smith. HR Jones (8), Colbert (8), smith Second Game Garcia- and Camacho; Urtuzuastegui and Hoaan. BASEBALL KERR 13, TUCSON VIKINGS 3 TACOMA 000:500 5 0 OKLA CITY 001 010 1 TUCSON VIKINGS KERR SPT GOODS 100 200 3 7 2 050 421 X-13 5 Calmus, Tiefenauer and Felske; Harrison, Fullen (4), Eilers (6) and Izqulerdo. W-Calmus (1-61. L-HarrV- son (2-3).

HR Tacoma, Boccabella (1); Okla City, Grlftin (2). Attendance 5,213. PORTLAND DENVER I Darcy, Lee (4) and Gallegos. Morrison, Reed (7) and Johnson. TUCSON OPEN PIN RESULTS PORTLAND 210 400 0 DENVER 401 020 100-310 0 Sutherland, Allen (S).

Woodson (9) and Fosse. Keller, Griends. and Tischinski. Keller (3-7). HR Portland, Nagejson (5); Denver, Ward (7), Moorins Attendance 1,735.

INDY 3, SEATTLE 2 SATURDAY NIGHT The 16 finalists after 24 games: Ken Haranan, Encino, Den Helling! St. Louis, '5057; Allle Clarke, Ohio, 5037; Fred Cenlns, Yardley, 5005; ck Rltger, Hartford, 4986; Billy Louisville, Jim Godman, Hay. ward, 4983; Dale Seavoy, Birmingham, Ralph' -EnBan, Mousey, N. Y.i 4969; Don Johnson, Kokomo. 4960; Dick New York City.

49J8; Don Glover, Bajtersfleld, 4949; Don McCune, 4942; Jack Malors, Van- yer, Canada, 4927; Pets Tountas, SEATTLE 100 100 5 0 INDIANAPOLIS 200 010 i 0 O'Tooie, Merrllt (5), Edgerton (7), Pena (7-5); O'Toole HR Seattle, McGuire (2); In- dianpolis, Conde (1). SPOKANE 4, SAN DIEGO 2 SPOKANE SAN DIEGO 002 000 000 9 0 HO 4 3 Brubaker, Ellis (9 and Stubblns; Loughlin, Thenen (7). Wilson (9) and Sullivan. (6-6). (3-7).

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Morgan fights Carl Moore in the featured 10-rounder; Joyner fights Tony Doyle in a second 10 a.nd Rivera faces Raul Carreon in a third 10. Morgan said he would weigh about 154 pounds for his bout and wants a close look when Moore steps on the scales at the room weigh-in at the Phoenix YMCA. Moore, who usually weighs 160-163, will have to be 158 or less according to the contract which Morgan demanded. Joyner said he 1 be about 211, an expected six pounds heavier than Doyle. Carreon and Rivera are lightweights.

Tickets, scaled from $2 to $5, will be. on sale throughout the day and up to 6 p.m. tomorrow at Coliseum, and Community Box; Offices. Dancer's Image's 'Doctored? After Race Skull Valley Crawford Lose PRESCOTT-Jim Foster's one-hitter gave Kinney Materials of Phoenix a 3-0 victory over Skull Valley and Wayne StillwelTs two-hitter helped Lightning Movers to a 5-1 win over Crawford of Prescott in Arizona Exhibition League softball yesterday. Tom Turner's two-run homer in the first helped Kinney to its victory over Skull Valley.

3, SKULL VALLEY 0 Soarez TKO Victim GROSSETO, Italy! (AP) Italy's Italo Duranti; 142, scored a sixth-round knockout over Quintino So- arez, 142, of Uruguay, in a scheduled 10-round bout Saturday night. LOUISVILLE, (AP) Testimony indicating that Dancer's Image's feed was "doctored" after the colt was disqualified as Kentucky Derby winner has been revealed in a transcript of Churchill Downs hearings. The transcript was made public Saturday when it was filed with the Kentucky Court of months after the Churchill Downs stewards held their closed hearings. The transcript also disclosed testimony by a Louisville chemistry professor who said that the five tests used to detect phenylbutazone in the thoroughbred's urine could not be considered scientifically conclusive. On the basis of those tests, which showed traces of the Wind Mars Chute Meet MARANA (AP)-Wind gusts of up to 20 miles per hour hampered the opening competition yesterday 411 the national parachuiing championships.

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