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Sunday, Moy 18, 1969 3C Orioles Notch Fourth Straight Behind Palmer IP irime lme Triple Jim Murray if" iW 7 Miiiiiw Alcindor Grows and no one could give him a bat-tie except Arts and Letters. "My horse ran a winning race," Baeza said. "Hartack stopped me going around the first turn. I had to steady my horse for quite a few strides. I think this cost me the race, It made a big difference." Presiding Steward J.

Fred Col will said: "It happened at the first turn as Majestic Prince and Al Hat-tab were racing close together with Arts and Letters about a length or so back. Al Hattab came in and Majestic Prince came out slightly. en a neck by Majestic Prince in the Kentucky Derby, the first of the Triple Crown races. The famous series for 3-year-olds concludes June 7 with the grueling IVi-mile Belmont Stakes, and a victory there would make McMahon's powerful chestnut the ninth Triple Crown winner in history. Trainer Johnny Longden, who handles Majestic Prince, also won a Derby and Preakncss as a jockey by scoring with Count Fleet in 1943.

Count Fleet went on to win the Triple Crown. And if Majestic Prince docs the same, it would make Longden the first Triple Crown win CHARLES O. FINLEY, LEFT, BILL BARTHOLOMAY baseball owners under investigation (Pensacela Newi-Jeirnal-AP Wlrephoto) Kuhn Sets Probe Of Casino Links It was either Will Shakespeare or Charles Dickens who laid of a man, "Nothing he did in life so became him as the leaving of it," It was Dickens' Sydney Carton who said, "Tis a far, far better thing I do than I have ever done." I was, perhaps unfairly, reminded of these aphorixmas the other day with the passing of Ferdinand Lewis Alcindor from the collegiate basketball scene. You will recall when Lew was first recruited here lie was chagrined to find that part of the package didn't include the riht to pick the governor. Ho was 18 or 19 years old at the time and the taxpayers of the state of California had gone to a good deal of expense to provide a suitable academic and athletic environment for him to refine his talent for blocking basketballs into a million-dollar property.

Lew's gratitude knew bounds. The state, he told the press, was "phony." Thankfully, the free election process he was crilizing survived it. After all, there were 2,702,648 voters who felt exactly the same way he did about the election and, of the 3,668,546 phonies who disagreed, a sufficient number of them wanted to beat. Houston. Still, a number of us waited confidently for the day when they would find Lew Alcindor's bed hadn't been slept in the night before and his footprints were found headed east or north, and there would be a note on the pillow saying, "Goodby, California, and your dawn red geraniums!" I saw UCLA as trying to keep a volcano dormant with a manhole cover.

Lew, quite frankly, proved to be a man of more stubborn pride than I had pegged him for. He had a lot of Iowa Republican in him for a New York street kid. He criticized but he didn't desert. He signed on for the duration. have interests in horse race tracks or horses." The Braves president said, "I don't own a hotel or a casino or a race track.

But I own stock in (CONTINUED FROM PACE 1C) by the estate of Steven B. Wil son, were Pelican Stables' Al Hattab, Michael G. Phipps' Greengrass Greene, Elmen-dorf's Captain Action and Glenn M. Banker's Glad's Flame. Maiestic Prince made his mnve tnrnino' far hnm anrl Inrl through the stretch although Arts ana Letters maae a Dame of it.

The Rokeby colt was beat- Okaloosa Pair Take Top Spot Changes were prevalent Sat urday, the heaviest day yet in the Florida Women's Bowling Tournament. With two late flights not com pleted, one each at Circle Bowling Center and Liberty Lanes, there were two new leaders, three seconds, three fourths and a fifth. In the doubles, Rachel Rookstool and Ruby Sizemorc of Okaloosa swept into first with an 1127 and Marlene Markey and Emily Pringle, St. Petersburg, took second with an 1110. They replaced, respec tively, Jane Taylor and Ethel Ezell, Indian River, and Ainzel- la and Jeri Burkepile, Wachu-la.

Mary Jayne Martin of Clear water moved into second in the singles division with a 585. She replaced Laura Clover of Citrus Center. Sharon Hiles of Sarasota rolled a 580 making fourth in the singles a three-way tie. Bcba Coran and Eudora Wil son of Tampa rolled an 1149 to take over first in the A dou bles. They replaced Ruthmarie Leathe and Maresta Spirkoff of Miami, who had led with 1132.

Ella Mae Palmer and Dell Warner of Orlando rolled a 981 to move into fourth in the doubles, bumping Christine Roberts and Edna Guy of Pen-sacola down a notch. In the A doubles, Rosemary Welsh and Joan McCormick of Orlando moved into fourth with an 1124. Dorothy Stafford of Or lando took over third in the singles with a 583. In the team competition, T.U.F.F. of Tampa moved into second in the division with a 2110.

In the bracket, New Smyrna Lanes of Daytona took over fifth. ner both as a rider and a trainer. Hartack said he wasn't concerned about the front runners. "I was thinking mostly about getting position on the back-stretch," he said. "At the far turn, I let my horse out a notch and he easily went into the lead," Hartack told a national television audience before the foul claim was disallowed.

"He was virtually loafing, and I let him loaf until the head of the stretch. "Then I got into him with some left-handed whipping and kept after him all the way be cause I knew those other horses would be coming at me, and my horse is inclined to ease up on the lead." Longden said he would wait and see how Majestic Prince came out of the race before making a definite decision on running in the Belmont. the held of eight broke evenly and then Greengrass Greene shot into the lead passing the stands for the first time. Glad Flame was in front after the first quarter, and Greengrass Greene moved back in front where he remained through the first three quarter. Majestic Prince, second at this point, then made his move Cal Lost "Baeza to sense it and eased back some and dropped down on the inside.

I can't agree with Baeza that it cost him five or six lengths. But it didn't help him." Another Preakncss record was the mutuel pool of $812,049 for the race. Netsky Beats Morris For Florida Am Crown PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (AP) Ann Netsky, a young divorcee from Hallandale, defeated Orlando secretary Linda Morris one-up after 38 holes Saturday to win the Florida Amateur Women's Golf Tournament. The women went two extra holes before Mrs.

Netsky, on the green in two strokes, putted for a birdie three and won. Miss Morris, a 23 year old clerk-typist at the Orange County courthouse, came out of a trap 12 feet from the pin on the 38th hole, then putted for par and missed by an inch. Aragon, Iked a Draw ODAWARA CITY, Japan (AP) Rudy Aragon of The Philippines and Koji Ikeda of Japan, drew in a 10-round bout Saturday night. TIRE CENTER 1711 FAIRFIELD DR. Phent 438-7531, Ext.

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6 P.M. WISE'S SHEET METAL SHOP SINGER AMERICAN DEALER CENTRAL HEATING AND COOLING Specioliting in New Construction, Ad Oris and Existing Homes. FOR FREE ESTIMATES ALL WORK GUARANTEED CALL 455-2514 To show you the opposite, the Univeristy of California recruited a skyscraping center of its own after he had run out of high schools in Detroit, and, before he'd gotten through with the university, he had gotten rid of not only the basketball coach but the athletic director, when last seen, he was on his way to a $300,000 contract with a semipro outfit in Denver. You can sec, all things considered, where Lew Alcindor acted with considerable restraint, considering the avenues open to him. Having completed his college eligibility and demonstrated a dependability not often found in young super-athletes, the next scene should have had Lew Alcindor playing one pro league against the other in contract negotiations, with a few Harlm Globetrotter officials sitting on the fire escape waiting.

He could have said, "Gentlemen, we will begin the bidding with Rhode Island, now do I hear Delaware and New Jersey? Speak up, sir! All right, the bidding is now at Rhode Island, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Do I hear Texas? Kuwait?" The very least, I expected Lew to want to bring his own coach (or his own governor) and cither choose his own city or have one built for him. When Milwaukee won the toss, a lot of us liked to have fell down laughing. The only place with less chance, we thought, was Stone Mountain, Ga. Alcindor quietly said, "All right, if Milwaukee it is, here's my price.

Match it and where do 1 sign?" He accepted the rules of a game a lot of us thought he would put himself above. He didn't put an armlock on anyone He acted like a guy who had been standing in line at the hiring hall all morning. Lew bowed out the other day with a short speech in which he said. "When you're younger, you have a tendency to be arrogant. But I feel I've grown in many ways since coming here." Fair enough, Lewis.

Now, come back and see us, hear? Whenever you get bored with all those real people back there, that is. Up his many stops on the minor circuit. After doing some scouting for Charles A. Comiskey, owner of the White Sox, Rowland was hired as the club's manager late in 1914 from his job as skipper at Peoria, 111. By adding such players as Eddie Collins, Joe Jackson and Happy Felsch, the Sox, under Rowland, finished third in 1915 and second in 1916.

In 1917 they took the pennant and defeated John McGraw's New York Giants in the World 'Series the last time a Chicago jteam won the world championship. The. Sox, with several stars in military service, slid to sixth in 1918 and this ended Rowland's term. LIFE AND POST CADDY 71 fc CLASS PACSCf DUAL KITS KANSAS CITY (AP) Jim Palmer allowed four hits in hurling the Baltimore Orioles past the Kansas Citv Rovals 4-2 Saturday nieht for their fourth consecutive victory. Palmer, who had blanked the Royals 5-0 on three hits in his previous start at Baltimore tiring the last 10 batters he faced, set down 17 in order be- lore relief pitcher Tom Bure- meier singled to center with two out in the sixth.

The Baltimore rieht-hanrlpr 5-2, did not allow another hit nn. til the ninth, when the Royals (uiuiq ira Miuiuui oiq on a sin gle by Jackie Hernandez, Joe Foy's run-scorinc double and an RBI single by Ed Kirkpatrick. A Walk. Boon Powell's sinrlA a sacrifice fly by Merv Retten-mund and a sincle bv Andv Etchebarren gave the Orioles two runs in the fourth against loser Bui Butler. BALTIMORE ab bi Belanger ss 5 110 Blair cf 4 12 0 FRobinsn rf 3 111 Powell lb 4 110 Rflttenrrw If 2 0 12 BRobinsn 3b 4 0 1 0 DJohnson 2b 3 0 0 0 Etchebrn 4 0 11 Palmer 3 0 0 0 KANSAS CITY ab bl Hernandz ss 3 1 1 0 Keough cf 3 0 0 0 Piniella If 4 0 0 0 Foy 3b 4 111 Klrkptrck rf 4 0 Harrison lb 4 0 0 0 Adair 2b Campnis Butler Brgmeier 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 2 0 10 Total 32 4 I 4 Total 31 2 4 2 Baltimore ott in a a a a Kansas City 000 000 00 1 Retanaer.

DP RAltimnr i ra Baltimore 6, Kansas City 4. 2B-Blair, r.nuumsDn, s.KODinson, FOV. SB Reltenmund. SF Rettenmund 2. IP ER BB SO Palmer (W.5-2) i i i i Butler (L.l-2) 4 7 4 4 3 2 Burgmeier 5 1 0 0 0 2 A 12,441.

Astros Nip Cubs, 5-4 HOUSTON fAP Trm Mn-. Ulff 4UU gan's tie-breaking sacrifice fly in the sixth inning and Fred Cladding's solid relief pitching the rest of the way gave the Houston Astros a 5-4 victory over cnicago Saturday night, snapping the Cubs' winning streak at five games. Gladding held the Cubs hilless and recorded his fifth save of the season after replacing winner Don Wilson, 3-4, who left for a pinch hitter as the Astros broke a 4-4 deadlock in the sixth. CHICAGO HOUSTON abrhbl abrhbi Kessinger ss 5 1 0 0 Morgan 2b 2 0 0 1 Beckert 2b 5 13 0 NMiller rf 4 12 1 BWIIIams If 3 112 Wynn Cf 2 0 0 2 Santo 3b 4 0 2 0 Blefary lb 3 0 10 Banns id 4 0 0 0 Menke is 4 0 10 nunoiey 4 I 0 Kader 3b 4 110 Spangler rf 4 0 0 0 JAlou II 4 12 0 Young cf 3 110 Edwards 3 111 Jenkins 2 0 0 0 DWilson 110 0 rtegan 0 0 0 ootay ph 0 0 0 0 WSmilh ph 10 11 Gladding 0 0 0 0 Nottebart 0 0 0 0 Aquirre 0 0 0 0 Abernthy 0 0 0 0 Jimenez ph 10 0 0 Total 36 4 3 Total UTTi Chicago 1 00 021 00 0-4 Houston 0 0 0 1 3 1 0 0 5 E-N. Miller.

DP-Chicago 1, Houston 1. LOB Chicaao 7. HmiUnn A J.Alou, Young. 3B N.Miller. HR B.Williams (3).

Edwards. SF Wynn 2, Morgan. IP fp rb tn Jenkins 4 1-3 i 4 4 1 4 Regan 2-3 0 0 0 1 1 NnHphArt li .1.11 9 1 1 A A Aguirre 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 ADernatny 22-30 0 0 1 3 D.Wilson (W.3-4) 9 4 3 1 3 Gladding 3 0 0 0 1 0 Save-Gladding. 2:21. A 18,307.

SEC TrackTesults Javelin 1, Bill Skinner, Tennessee, 265-9 (record); old record 250-7 set by Skinner in preliminaries. 2. Bruce Beale, Mississippi Slate, 220-9. 3. Kendall Oiel, LSU, 219-8.

4. Barry Phillips, Alabama, 216-6. 5. Woody Bozelle, Florida, 214-11. Long ump 1.

Mike Burton, Florida, 24-6. 2. Jack Marsh, Auburn, 23-1 1U. 3. Ronnie Morris, LSU, 4.

Chris D'Crazio, Tennessee, 23-5'a. 5. Sieve Keltner, Tennessee, 23-2. 440 relays 1. Tennessee (Gary Wagner, Gary Womble, Bill Hiqh, Richmond Flowers), 40.3.

2, LSU, 40.4. 3. Auburn, 40.8. 4. Alabama, 41.4.

5. Florida, 41.5. Sh)i put 1. Chip Kell, Tennessee, 56M. 2.

Johr Martin, Florida, 54-0. 3. Vann Poliaoro, Alabama, 4. Tom Johnson, Kentucky, 5, Robert Sirup-perl, LSU, 52-104. 120 hurdles 1.

Richmond Flowers, Tennessee, 13.5 (Flowers tied record set in preliminaries.) 2. Bill High, Tennessee, 13.6. 3. Steve Keltner, Tennessee, 14.0. 4.

Don Chandler, Georgia, 14.1. 440 dash-1. At Coffee. LSU, 45.6 (record; old record 46.1, set by Coffee in preliminaries). 2.

Gary Womble, Tennessee, 45.8. 3. Hardee McAlhaney, Tennessee, 46.1, 4. Mike Bouche, LSU, 47.4. 5.

Jimmy Tuggle, Georgia, 47.8. 100 dash 1. Gary Wagner, Tennessee, 94. 2. Carl Hight, LSU, 9.7.

3. Bobby Baker, Auburn, 9.7. 4. Rusty Hight, LSU, 9.8. 5.

Richmond Flowers, Tennessee, 9.9. 880-run I. James Craig, Tennessee, 1:48.7. 4. Eamonn O'Keefe, Florida, 1:48.8.

Kelly, Tennessee, 1967). 2. Larry Kelly, Tennessee, 1:48.7. 3. Bob Lang, Florida, 1:48.7.

4. Eamonn O'Keef, Florida, 1:48.8. 5. Mike Wheatley, LSU, 1:50.6. 440 intermediate hurdles 1.

Gerald Fannin, Florida, 51.0 (record; old record 51.2. David AdKins, Alaoama, 1966). 2. Sieve Kellner, Tennessee, 52.0. 3.

Clint FoIks, Florida, 52.6. 3. Tom Huey, Alabama, 52.6. 5. Jim Cutler, Tennessee, 54.1.

Triple jump 1. Jeft Gable, Tennessee, 49-5. 2. Ron Coleman, Florida, 47-Vj. 3.

Jack Morris, Auburn, il-S't. 4. Chris DOrazio, Tennessee, 47 5'4. 5. Grover Howard, Florida, 4-3 220 dash 1.

Gary Wagner, Tennessee, 21.0. 2. Carl Hight, LSU, 21.1. 3. Rusly Hight, LSU, 21.1.

4. Gary Womble, Tennessee, 21.3. 5. Robert Maxwell, Auburn, 21.3. Discus-I.

John Morion, Florida, 170-5. 2. Mark Lumpkin, LSU, 166 9. 3. John Caster, Kentucky, 166-1.

4. Richard Con-lev, Kentucky, 161-1. 5. Robert Sturppeck, LSU, 156-10. High jump 1.

Ronnie Jourdan, Florida, 70 (record: old record 6-10' 3, Randy Gever, LSU, 1966). 2. Lonnie Hance. Tennessee, 6-10. 3.

Jim York, Florida, 6-8. 4, Karl Kremser, Tennessee, 6-1. 5. Barry Lints. Kentucky, 44).

Three miie run 1. Dick Nelson, Kentucky, 14:13.0. 2. Owen Self, Tennessee, 14:18 8. 3.

Steve Nelson, Tennessee, 14:31.1. 4. Dave Fussell, Mississippi, 14:40.26. 5. Johnny Brown, Florida, 15:02 0.

One mile relay-1. Tennessee (Rick Bowers, Larry Kelly, Gary Womble, Hardee McAlheney), (record; old record Tennessee, 3:10 2, 1968). 2. LSU. 3:120.

3. Florida, 3:13 2. 4. Mississippi State, 3:14.1. 5.

Alabama. 3:14.7. Pole vault 1. Robert Sprung. Tennessee, 166- (record; old record 16 1,.

Steve Ownes, Tennessee, 1968). 2. Dave Mason, Tennessee, and Sam Su'ton, Georgia, 15 0 4. Jot Don Jones. Mississippi S'at.

150. i. David Oliver. LSU, ISO (Placet determined by fewest mssesi. GAYFER'S HTM mi WASHINGTON (AP) Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn promised Saturday an investigation of the stock ties of owners of the Atlanta Braves and Oakland Athletics with Las Vegas gambling casinos.

Athletics owner Charles O. Finley acknowledged stock holdings in two firms involving five casinos in Las Vegas. Three Braves officials, including club president William C. Bartholomay, are listed in government records as directors of one of the firms, Parvin-Dohr- mann uo. Bartholomay confirmed slock ownership, but said, "I see no tie-m whatsoever with organized gambling." "Somebody is making a mountain out of a molehill." said Finley.

Kuhn said, "PH certainly investigate this, but I can't make further comment until I know all the details." The Parvin-Dohrmann Co. owns the Fremont, Stardust and Aladdin hotels and casinos. Three of its seven directors Bartholomay, Dclbert W. Coleman, and John J. Louis Jr.

are also on the Braves' board of directors. Nevada records list Finley as buying an estimated $2.7 million of stock in Parvin-Dohrmann last month. Nevada Gaming Control Board records also show 2,500 shares of Parvin-Dohrmann were bought last month by the University of Syracuse's endowment fund. Finley said he holds stock also in the Del Webb which he described as "a construction company which owns casinos at the Sahara and the Mint at Las Vegas and at Lake Tahoe." The Athletics owners said, "When Mr. Webb owned the New York Yankees he owned the Sahara himself.

My connection is nothing like that. I am not in the gambling business. What I have done is make a long-term investment." Finley said, "I know that several baseball owners own race horses and I would think that horse racing is closely affiliated with gambling. My stock holdings are nothing like that." Bartholomay suggested some baseball players also "might PGP SATURDAY NIGHT Times: 31.15 Quin. $45.00 6 Erock 7.20 8.20 5.40 7 R.

K's Lucky Chuck 4.80 5.40 2 Lemon Lace 9.00 Also: Lindv's Shocker, Marty's Miss, Another Mo, Sateo, Just My Guy. SECOND Times: 40.10 Ouin. S98.00 3 Captain Willie 18.40 8.40 5.40 4 Thomas Mac 16.80 10 20 5 Miss Donna C. 4X Also: Kearyway, W. Deedee, C.

Vs Terry, Call Me Chet, Jolly Turk. DAILY DOUBLE (6-3) $178.80 THIRD N. Times: 31.12 Ouin. $40.80 5 Blonde Crest 5.40 4.60 3.00 6 Grand Tourissimo 5.20 3.40 1 Lambie's Day 3.60 Also: Some Fizz, Hidden Joy, S. Hi View, Please Rememba, Spring Free.

Time: 31.12 Ouin. $49.40 1 Bo's Howe NOW 18.60 9.20 4.00 7 Tiger Tip 7.60 4.00 6 Nina of Broadway 4 80 Also: 0. K. Goldv, Roto Ace, Carol Can, Ouilt, Big Foray. FIFTH N.

Times: 30.75 Ouin. $35.00 2 Roto Wreckless 3.20 3.20 3.20 8 D. B's Utopia 22.40 4.00 5 Sasco 00 Also: Bob Robin, Honey Bloom, Pep-rat. 5 P's Pack Trio. Coal Nix.

SIXTH-P. Times: 40.21 Ouin. $95.40 5 Crafty Kop 17.20 15.00 5.80 1 Walden 7.40 5.00 3 Infancy 5 00 Also: Lady Ann Mar, Lana Cay, M. D's Tippie, Nixon Chain, Paint Brush. BIG (2-1, 1-5) $2,941.40 SEVENTH P.

Times: 40.08 Quin. $70.20 8 Half Power 12 60 5 80 4 60 6 Oakland Jewel 4.60 2.80 2 Lazy Maple 5.40 Also: Jawed, Sharon Sue, Phantom's Miracle, Saiada Ann, L. Astro. I N. Times: 31.02 Ouin.

$34.60 7 Cracker Mo 40 6.20 5.00 1 Master Magnet 4.40 5.20 1 Lady's Charm 8 60 Also: Spring Lad, Earmulf, Solo Bo, Toppenish, Perdioo Gal. NINTH N. Times: 31.23 Ouin. $47.40 2 Happy Burr 25.40 15.00 5.80 3 Jeanette 4.40 3.40 5 Joe McKay 6 60 Also: Blue Blue, Ros Stonewall, Double 0 Bill, Robin Way. Rusty Cardinal Scratched.

TENTH N. Times: 30 14 Ouin. $15.40 I Miss Choir 9.20 5.60 4.60 7 Roto Taikin Man 3.80 3.00 3 Admiral's Cracker 3.20 Also: Osceola, Sante. Mac's Ace, Trousseau's Happy, Oakland Friday. ELEVENTH N.C..

Time: 31:04 Quin. $47.60 7 S. P's Buck 13.00 5 80 4 60 I Plaid Suit 4.20 4 20 1 Offensive 4.20 Alto: Range Patrol, Freddie Traveling Jones, She's Sonic, Trousseau's Harp. TWELFTH-PC, Tims: 39.41 Quin. $13 44 1 Andy's Lulu 4.20 4 20 4.60 I Lime Rose 5 60 4 20 4 Vai of Tears 4 20 Also: Sootts Drug, Why Lonesome, Trivia, B.

G. Pmkv, Laom ad. BIG 0 (7-1, Ml $44440 Attendance. 2,082. Vutues: $95,904.

a company that has interest in legal business in the state of Nevada." He described the firm as a "hotel and hotel supply business which owns three hotels in Nevada and which hotels have casinos and which casinos are legal." Records of the Securities and Exchange Commission list the holdings of Bartholomay and Louis at 2,000 shares each and Coleman at 207,300 shares in Parvin-Dohrmann Co. Nevada records report Finley's pur chase at 30,000 shares. The stock closed at $104.50 a share on the American Stock Exchange Friday after plunging by $33 in three days. Sports Results (CONTINUED PROM PAGE 1C) PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Friday'! Results Phoenix Tucson 2 Vancouver 3, Spokane 1 Eugene 5, Tacoma 3 SOUTHERN LEAGUE Saturday's Results Charlotte at Birmingham, rain Columbus at Asheville, rain Savannah at Montgomery, 2, rain Friday's Results Columbus t. Asheville 2 Charlotte 5, Birmingham 4, 6 innings.

rain Savannah at Montgomery, rain TEXAS LEAGUE Saturday's Results Dallas-Fart Worth at Amarillo, cold Arkansas at Memphis, rain Friday's Results Arkansas at San Antonio, 2, rain Memphis at Shreveport, rain Dallas-Fort Worth at Amarillo, rain El Paso 2, Albuquerque 0 EASTERN LEAGUE Saturday's Results Pitfsfield 4, Waterbury 2 York 3, Elmlra 2, 10 Innings Manchester 11, Readinq Friday's Results Reading 6, Manchester 1 Elmira 5, York 4 Pittsfield 14, Walerbory 2 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Saturday's Results Winter Haven 11, Key West I Cocoa 4, Daytona Beach 2 Fort Lauderdale St. Petersburg I Miami 2, Tampa 1 Pompano Beach 12, Lakeland 3 Orlando at West Palm Beach, rain COLLEGE Saturday's Results Florida State 5-4, South Alabama 4-0, first game, 9 Innings Results SATURDAY MATINEI Time: 11.24 Quin. 1 Sundown Cleo 7.80 3.60 5 Toy Pastor 3.40 7 Mary's Gemini Also: Tell Sally, Mac. D. W.

Baby, F. W's Flash, Deacon Lynn. Time: 30.54 Quin. $27.4. 127.40 7 G's Tinkerbell 4.80 3 60 6 Scarey Cathy 6.60 5 C.

Vs Lady Luck Also: Wreathe, Reba Jones, Pick. Happy Moose, Tad Scratched. DAILY DOUBLE (1-7) S22.M THIRD N.C., Timt: 31.M Quin. iH.lt 2 Closed Shop 3.40 2.60 3.00 7 Phil's Red 5.00 6.00 1 Phar Heat 5 00 Also: Shawnakee, Least Said. Gabon Scratched, Roto Bobbie.

Susan Mo. Timi: 31.37 Ouin. SMS 4 Starstruck 4.00 2.40 3 E. Honey 4.80 3.20 5 No Words 40 Also: Coon Spot, Rock Music, Real Threat, Fluctuate. Roto Bonnie scratched.

FIFTH N.C.. Time: J1 4 Quin. $41.20 1 Loving Touch 23.40 15.20 3.0 14 Donella 3.40 3.60 i 2 True Book 5.60 I Also: Tucker Away, Paid Ruler, Medley Tribute, Spider Vale. Will Be i Scratched. Tim: M.f Quin.

$15.40 i 1 Spanish Star 4.20 3 00 2.80 7 0. Big Red 5.00 3.40 8 I'm Kidden 3.40 I Also: W's Sol, Mac's Sugar, Deena's, E. Shorty, Tommy Allen. BIG (1-4, 1-7) 1405.40 Timt: 31.01 Quin 111.40 1 Mrgie Nix 4.40 2 80 3 00 8 Ivella 3.00 2.80 2 F. W's Ace 7.80 i Also: Green's Goal, Rube Espanlo, i Smart Aaent, Seaman.

Pollard Pick Scratched. Timt: M. Ouin. to 1 8 W. B's Dandy 16 00 7.20 4.20 2 Donnt's Darling 11.00 1140 6 Dinie Mandy 7 00 Also: Red Igloo, Go Son, Gunpowder Missing Sink, Rowdy Rascal.

1 Timt: 87 Quin. $15 00 '7 Mac's Daisy I' iO 12.00 4 40 2 Will Climber 5.20 20 1 O. G's Als Folly 5.80 Also: Dublin Duke, Legal Sam, Nose Johnny Cagle. Flart Out. Tim: 31.1 Quin.

$31.61 3 Junior Jay 32.40 11.20 S.20 i Bo's Holy Gee 3 60 2.80 1 Violet feipanlo 560 S. Fannie Coutty, F. W's Countess, Valley Mills, B. G. Oil.

R. R. Bami Girl Scratched. ELEVENTH Timt: 3.tl Ouin. lit 4 Brook Captain 6.80 3 00 2.60 5 New Sway 4.40 3 60 7 Charm Gow 4.80 Also: Nitty Nr-lda.

Nero Espanto, Wide Etlort, Pick and Cash, Nelda Girl. 10 (I 4 J) $160 Attendance l.lli. Muturt: 10.364. 3.00 4.40 5ii- Terrific GOLDEN FALCON Pants' Rowland Dies WrmmFmx CHICAGO (AP)-Baseball pioneer Clarence "Pants" Rowland died Saturday from complications of old age at 91. Rowland's career encompassed that of a player, big league manager, scout, minor league pilot, president of the Pacific Coast League, major league umpire, part owner of a minor league club and an executive of the Chicago Cubs.

At the time of his death, in a nursing home, he held the title of honorary vice president of the Cubs. Rowland was born in but was raised in Dubuque, Iowa, later becoming manager of that city's entry in the old Three I League one ol tour tnance to sav on our nn- ir I ri I I fZflfl fl tfpsj I I est premium tir during our on-, jl-W 7 mmm I 1 I I I I I I I7zttfrz' II COBLE'S FISHERMAN'S CALENDAR Time for Each Day, 'Tells Vlien Fish Bits Beit" FOR. THE WEEK MAY 18 THRU 25 SUN WON TUE WED THU FRI JAT JSUN MD MB M3 1:53 2:45 3:35 4:24 5:10 5:54 6:37 7:20 PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM 11 time is given in Central Standard time. Add one hour for the Eastern time zone; subtract one hour for Rocky Mountain time; two hours for Pacific time. In localities using daylight saving time, add one hour to time found above.

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