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1-B THE MIAMI NEWS Dec. 2S, I90S reiaaai ft French Revolution Tops No. 1 Cleco Roosa Gets Her Toughest Test LiU jfLildliS ll i y66.e ret a 1. 'V 1 Cpro basketball) ICE HOCKEY NATIONAL LEAGUE NBA Eastern Division East Division TPts.GFGA GB 6 42116 79 iBoiton 2 1. Montreal 4 (Toronto 18 7 17 7 16 8 1712 1713 1413 26 23 21 20 10 11 L.

Pet 7 .788 9 .719 10 .677. 12 .623 17 .541 20 .353 77 73 99 83 By CARL DILLON Miami News Spent Writer Cleco Roosa, whose last two starts has indicated she'll dominate the middle distance runners at Biscayne Just as she did the sprinters at the last Flagler meeting, will face her most severe test of her comeback tonight. In this, the last night that Biscayne will have the grey, hound scene to Itself Hoi-lywood opens tomorrow night Cleco will have her first shot at VulmldiS, who has won seven of her 11 starts. In addition, there'll be Triple Rocket, who has five 41101 38 89 36120 36 88 32 104 i Baltimore Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati New York Detroit Milwaukee New York 8 Detroit 14 17 10 23 .286 West Division 9 33 Western Dlvison Los Angeles 90 68 67 87 77104 79101 victories and three seconds in 10 attempts, and the all-time consecutive race and season winner, Strictly, as well, as My True and Part Irish, established stars. Cleco beat Triple Rocket and Strictly with the greatest of ease in her last outing, winning by two lengths as Strictly closed stoutly for third, five and one-half lengths back, and Triple Rocket was fourth, another length In the rear.

Cleco, who had been confined by her owners, Dr. Lydie T. Jordan and George Alder, to sprint competition until two races ago, showed she has no trouble going the extra yardage of the Biscayne course, the distance of tonight's 10th race. She 24 10 .706 19 13 .559 15 20 .429 13 9 1113 1018 918 918 619 St, Louis L. Angeles Oakland Minnesota Phila.

Pittsburgh 23 23 23 23 18 3 r. By JEFF KLINKENBERG Miami Newt IpoMt Writer Bob McKinley will be looking for a vacant tennis court between now and Yesterday, Bob Joined the human race. He lost his match and not everyboy loves a loser, don't forget Bob, the number one seed ed Junior player in the coun. try and top-seeded in the Orange Bowl's International Junior Tormament, was beaten almost methodically by France's unseeded Jean Paul Meyer, 64, 2-6, 6-3. Today, McKinley was looking for a spare court a dificult task (all are in use at one time or another to sharpen up his game, anil regain his lost cool.

Sunday he and Salt Lake City's F. D. Robbins, number two seed in the tournament play; Peru when the Sunshine Cup Dou 66 90 IS 21 .417 10 73111 p. Atlanta San Diego San Francisco Chicago Seattle Phoenix mi 13 24 .351 8 26 .233 16 jl or 1 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS No garnet scheduled, TODAYi Toronto at Chicago, New York at Philadelphia, Oakland at Boiton, Detroit at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at Minnesota.

Only games scheduled. TOMORROW! Toronto at Montreal, YESTERDAY'S RESULTS No garnet scheduled. I rtV- Oakland at New York, Pittsburgh at St. TODAYi Seattle at Baltimore, Chicago Bin. i louib, minnesoia ai kos anucm.

I Cincinnati, Detroit at Milwaukee, deipftla at New York, Lot I Phoenix. Only garnet scheduled IfcASJ tf AMERICAN LEAGUE Eastern Division Pts. GF GA pulled away in each of her' TOMORROW! Milwaukee at Boston, Los Anoelet at Detroit, Beltlmora at Philedel. phle, Cincinnati at Chicago, Seattle at Atlanta, Phoenix at San Francisco. Only garnet scheduled.

3 33 117 91 3 33 109 109 4 26 95113 6 22 93 106 1510 1311 1113 814 Had Day For Top Seed Bob McKinley Hershey Providence Baltimore Springfield ABA Eastern Division Diverse Roster As Miami Jai-Alai Opens Season Making inroads on the traditionally Basque-dominated game of Jai-Alai tonight at Miami Fronton will be nine Americans, five Cubans, four Mexicans and a Spaniard. There will be games, with post time at 7:30 p.m. Fans will see the debut of a new wagering system in addition to the traditional Quiniela, Perfecta and "Big systems. Called the "spectacular seven," it has a unique scoring system. The first time through the eight post positions in the eighth and tenth games, each point scored will count as a single point A flashing scoreboard light will then announce to fans that each point scored thereafter counts double value.

The game ends when the first team or player reaches the required seventh game point Speaking of the diversified roster, Mir said the advent of amateur courts, Olympic competition and Fronton schools in Miami, Guernica (Spain), and Mexico City have enabled youngsters to become exposed to the sport at an earlier age. "I feel some of these Americans Cubans and Mexicans too will explode the age-old myth that only Basques can master the game," player manager Pedro Mir said. The season will continue through May 2. GB North Roster 18 13 12 II 10 Pet. 8 .692 14 .481 18 .400 17 .393 17 .370 Minnesota Kentucky Indiana Miami New York 5'a 8 8 8'2 Western Division Buffalo 15 3 6 36 109 60 Cleveland 13 12 3 29 79 84 Quebec 9 16 6 24 87 98 Rochester 914 5 23 90118 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS No llmii ftrhtduled.

two victories. Vulmidis appears to pose the biggest threat as he has plenty of early speed and can carry It the Biscayne distance without any, trouble. Triple Rocket has won't won in three starts although he did finish second to Cleco in their first meeting. Hollywood will have the usual Inaugural as its opening feature, and it's a corker over the Hollywood course. Although Twin Lucky has been made a 3-2 morning line favorite, there'll be stiff competition from Sudden Speed, Tim London and Blue Anson, especially.

Western Division TODAYi Cleveland at Hershey, Spring field at Providence, Buffalo at Rochester, Only games scheduled. TOMORROW! Buffalo at Cleveland, Rochester at Quebec. Only games 8ft 4 .857 11 .593 10 .565 13 .458 16 .429 19 .240 24 16 13 11 12 6 Oakland Denver Dallas Los Angeles New Orleans Houston 11 12 16'a YESTERDAY'S RESULTS No femes scheduled. TODAY: Oekland at Lot Angeles, at New York, Minnesota at Kentucky, game scheduled. TOMORROW! Houston at Miami, Min bles Tourney continues.

"I'll have to loosen up," McKinley was saying yester-. day. He sat in the corner of a' tent with head in hands on the Flamingo Park grounds. "This defeat today was one of the hardest I've ever had to take." Indeed. It was McKinley's last tournament as a junior.

He will turn 19 in August but come this January, he will be considered a senior. Yesterday Meyer forced McKinley to play his game and Bob, the brother of fa-' mous tennis star, Chuck McKinley, could not handle it i "I never ran into a guy like him," Bob said. McKinley, after the serve, would move to the front court only to see Meyer's returning shot go whizzing by him. Monday, Bob had trouble beating Walter Lanz of Ger-many Their match had to go to three sets. "I played poorly Monday," McKinley said.

"But. this fellow today was Just a little too good for me. And I played better today. I can't understand it" nesota at Indiana. Only games scheduled.

TENNIS 3 Taylor To Bid For 4th Pompano Driver Title Eight To Go In Opener At Santa Anita The Associated Pret ARCADIA, Calif. The quiet of Christmas settled over the Santa Anita race track today, but the calm will be shattered when the 75-day winter season gets under way tomorrow. Eight speed horses are entered in the feature race, Palos Verdes Handicap at six furlongs. The most higlUjf regarded appear to be Rising Market, top-weighted at 124 pounds with Laffit Pincay the rider; Tumiga, 123, Walter Blum, and Baffle, 117, Bill Hartack. Others entered were Chagrin, Vale of Tears, Praise Jay, Right or Wong and Father Dino.

NO. NAME Pos. Hgt.Wgt COLLEGE 10 O'Brien QB 5-11 180 Notre Dame 12 S. Lindell QB 6-0 180 Army 20 D. White DB 8-9 175 Northwestern 21 Kurzawski RB 5-10 180 Northwestern 22 D.

Berllnskl RB 5-8 186 Mich. State 27 D. Hale DB 6-2 195 Minnesota 31 R. Gladieux RB 5-10 185 Notre Dame 38 R. Dushney RB 5-10 195 Notre Dame 43 F.

Waters DB 5-10 185 Mich. State 53 R. Martin 'LB 6-0 210 Colorado 54 K. Johnson LB 6-0 200 Army 55 T. Monty 6-0 220 Notre Dame 61 J.

Shinners OG 6-3 251 Xavier 62 R. Moore DT-DG 6-7 290 Villanova 65 T. Fink OG 6-1 225 Minnesota 66 T. Plevlak DT-DG 6-4 240 Illinois 68 R. Spickard OT 224 Indiana 70 T.

Goss DT-DG 6-2 225 Michigan 72 B. Hudspeth OT 64 270 So. Illinois 73 D. Dineen DT-DG 6-6 275 Xavier 75 E. McLoud 6-2 226 Mich.

State 77 S. Yarnell DE 5-11 195 Army 83 D. Jones FLK 6-1 186 Kansas St 84 M. Griffin TE 6-3 215 Purdue 85 J. Seymour SE 6-4 2Q5 Notre Dame 86 B.

Babich LB 6-2 225 Miami (Ohio) 88 M. Schnitker DE 6-4 223 Colorado 96 J. Weingardner TE 6-2 230 Notre Dame South Roster NO. NAME Pos. Hgt Wgt.

COLLEGE 10 L. Rentz QB 6-2 158 Florida 13 S. Wade QB 6-3 210 Emory H'ry 61 W.Oyler DB 6-1 195 Louisville 22 E. Morris RB 5-11 195 W.Texas St 24 F. Quayle RB 5-10 195 Virginia 26 L.

Bales FLK 6-0 190 Emory H'ry 39 B. Bergey LB 6-2 232 Ark. State 41 A. Taylor RB 6-0 200 Utah State 42 P. Reeve DB 5-11 176 Virginia 44 T.

Brown RB 6-2 210 Okla. State 47 R. Reeves DB 5-11 182 S. Carolina 50 H. Autry C' 6-3 ,230 So, Miss.

54 W. Harvey DT-DG 6-22 245 Virginia Tech 55 J. Catoe LB 6-1 2 201 Clemson 56 J. Cagle DT-DG 6-2 244 Clemson 60 L. Adams DT-DG 6-4 240 Tex.

Chris. 61 I. Kondrat OG 6-0 220 So. Miss. 63 J.

Pierce LB 6-1 222 of Miami 70 L. Lovelace DT-DG 6-4 250 Texas Tech 73 J. Nunamaker DT-DG 6-3 245 Tcnn-Martin 75 L. Winston OT 6-4 238 Rice 77 G. Dennis OG 6-2 252 Florida 78 M.

Richey OT 1 6-4 253 N. Carolina 79 J. Kolb 6-2'j 225 Okla State 81 A. Dees DE 6-0 200 Memphis St 83 J. Sias SE 6-1 190 Ga.

Tech 85 J. Stevenson TE 6-2 228 Ga. Tech 89 T. Hendricks TE-DE 6-8 222 of Miami The 45-year-old from Glen Head, N.Y recorded 38 firsts, 17 seconds and 12 thirds In 95 starts. Haughton, who won nearly $1.6 million in the first 11 months of 1968, has 145 horses stabled at Pompano for the 80-night season.

Pompano Park is adding the Twin Double to its Daily Double and Perfecta betting combinations General Manager Dick Wilson has announced. Post time for the first race is 8 p.m. ORANGE BOWL JUNIOR INTERNATIONAL BOYS' II RESULTS Third Round Jorge Ramlrei, Mexico, d. Paolo Ber. toiucci, Italy, II-, o-3i Robert Binnt, Cleveland, d.

Steve Zank, Miami, i-i, 6-0; Steve Krulevltt, Baltimore, d. Dale Baker, Coral Cablet, 4-2, 2-4, e-3i Danny Blrchmoro, Athens, Ga d. John Hordyk, Holland, 4-4, 4-0, 4-1; Jean Paul Meyer, France, d. Robert McKinley, St, Louis, 6-4, 2-6, a-li Patrice Dominguez, France, d. Eddig Dibbti Miami Beach, e-3, 6-3.

Paul Gtrkin, Norwalk, d. David Sabln, Whlttler, 6-0, 6-1 1 Jan Plsecky, Czechoslovakia, d. Hector Argentina, 10-12, 6 3, 6-2; Fred Hemmes, Holland, d. Jorge Grlsbert, Spain, 6-2, 6-3; Peter Doerner, Aut-' trails, d. Rai Reld, Greenville, 6- 2, 6-2; Boerle Andertson, Sweden, d.

Jorge Ramirez, Mexico, 7-J, 7-i; Robert Binns, Cleveland, d. Milan Kofol, El-mont, N.Y., 1-6, 6-3, 6-4; Kurt Jung, Germany, d. Jason Schwartz, Ros-Ivn, N.Y., 6-1, 6-0 Dick Stockton, Garden City, N.Y., d. Fernando Gentll, Brazil, 7-9, 6-3, 6-3; Charles Owent, Tut-caloosa, d. Harold Rabinovltz, Miami Beach, 6-2, 6-2.

Pancho Walthall, San Antonio, d. Alan MacDonald, Australia, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2; F. D. Robblns, Salt Lake City, d. Byron Bertram, South Africa, 6-2, 8-6) Jerl Hrebec, Czechoslovakia, d.

Bill Colson, Coral Gables, 6-4, 6-2, BOYJ' 16 RESULTS Third Round Ken Llnder, Brooklyn, d. Sheridan Jamaica, 7-5, 4-6, 6-2; Ricky Fagel, Miami, d. Paul Hugenberger, Wellsley, 6-0, 64; Emilio Monfa-no, Mexico, Tony Mlchelman, New York, 6-0, 6-3; Richard Rampell, West Palm Beach, d. Pater Llchtman, Los Angeles, 6-1, 6-4, 6-3; Bob Heacock, Coral babies, a. Patrick Carney, Canada, 6- 3, 7-5; Chris Greendale, New Zealand, d.

Ronnie Ltrner, Israel, 6-0, 6-2; Rich- ard McKee, Richmond, Va d. Manuel Amaya, Colombia, 6-0, 6-2; Enrique Schon, Mexico, d. David Pressly, Palm Beach, 6-3, 6-2. Mark Rath, Detroit, d. Fred Steiwer, Silver Mine, 6-4, 7-5; Harold Solomon, Silver Springs, d.

Andy Finn, White Plains, N.Y., 6-3, 6-1; -Jim Oescher, St. Petersburg, d. Roy Ma-brey, Boston, 6-2, 1-6; Juan Ortiz. Puerto Rico, d. Compton Russell.

Jamaica. Special To The Miami News POMPANO BEACH Nine of the 11 drivers posting 20 or more victories last season at Pompano Park Harness Raceway will be in the opening lineup Thursday night when the North Broward track ushers in its sixth season. A large crowd is expected to jam the track for the opening 10-race card as 39-year-old Ted Taylor begins his bid for his 4th championship in six years. The 140-pound Taylor, who last year eclipsed the victory mark for his career and who has won more than 100 races In each of the last four years, led Pompano drivers with 43 triumphs In the 196S 1967, posted 45 firsts, 35 seconds and 37 thirds in 230 starts in the 1968 Pompano season. He finished in the money 51 per cent of his starts.

Taylor's four leading competitors for the most victorious title last season Billy Haughton (38), Gene Sears (31), and Bruce Nickells (29) are also returning. Only Tom Merriman (28) and Ken Heeney (24) of the 20 Victory club are not returning for the new season. Other returnees are Harold Fisher (26), Jack Robinson (24), Jim McCregor (23) and Bill Popfinger (20). Haughton, this sport's leading money winner of all time with more than $12.9 million In earnings, won Pompano's Universal Driver Rating championship last season for the third time in five years with a .942 mark. An observer thought that McKinley might have been practicing too hard for his tournament, considered by many the most prestigous for juniors in the world.

"I was 'up' for this, one! McKinley said. "I've been tod tight. Instead of playing -it cool, I was tight and uncom-. fortable." After the match, winner Meyer told the gallery to call his victory another "French Revolution." Only this time, France's disagreement -was with the United States not Great Britain. Czechoslovakia's Jan PI secky finally won the match that tournament director Dale Lewis called the longest; in Orange Bowl tennis history.

After three hours Pisecky defeated Argentina's Hector Romanl, 10-12, 6-3, 6-2. Entries gained a victories who 191 Taylor, reer-high Miami CARL DILLON'S GRADED Victor Choicer To Win Ninth Dania Game Dania Jal-AIal Palace will present its usual program of 11 games tonight with the ninth and 11th going as the features events. The top singles affair pre-sents a pairing of the seven players regarded as the best at Dania. Victor will be making a fourth bid to win a third victory and may hold a slight edge over the rest of the lineup from post two. Gorosti scored a triumph in this one recently and should be the contention tonight.

Ulacia and Arana should be out to make amends in the 11th tonight when they were knocked out of the victory on game point recently. They play from post six which presents no problems for the individual high scorers. FIRST Doubles 5 points, 1 Zuraga-Barrulia 5 Felix-Howard BISCAYNE DOG ENTRIES DILLON'S RECORD Winners Quinielat Forget Last Late Speed Off Slowly Outfinished Dangerous FIFTH Marathon: 152-521! 6 J.F.'t Amran 148-521 1 7 Judy Claude It Polly Choke 1 Walley Cole Odds' 3 Whirling Frank 1- 1 1 4 May You Win 2- 1 1 5 Groovle Mike 6-18 Jelly Jingo FIRST 5-Uth: I PP DOG 5 Solitary Sol I Ros Stonewall 5-1 3-1 it 3- 1 12-1 4- 1 10-1 12-1 1-1 sT 6 Sandy Tears Comment Outfinished Just Missed Won Dropping Down Dangerous Freshened Trailed Off Slowly 2 Grand Tony 4 Duke Scott 1 Goneover 7 Party Pink 3 N.W.'t Boomer OPEN TODAY 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. t-2 3-6, 6-4, 6-2; Robert Oransky, Miami, d.

Ivan Martinez, Puerto Rico, 6-4, 7-5; Robert Frere, Belgium, d. Brandon Jamaica, S-6, 6-1; Ronald In-chauste, Bolivia, d. Bill Trice, Pompano Beach, 6-3, 6-2) Dan Richards, Royal Oak, d. Trevor Graham, British Honduras, 6-4, 6-0; Gary Grosllmond, Daytona Beach, d. Barry Altman, Brooklyn, 6-4, 2-6, 6-1 1 Drew Evert, Fort Lauderdale, d.

Mark Landman, Ham-tramck, 6-3, 6-3; Jorge Berman, Mexico, d. Marty Goldin, Milwaukee, 0-6, 6-4, 6-4; Steve Knittle, Hewlett, N.Y., d. Dennis Davis, Jamaica, 6-2, 6-3) Jake Ward, Denver, d. Ken Friedman, University Heights, Ohio, 6-1, 6-0. Mike Oppenheim, Lake Success, N.Y., -d.

Edward Smatt, Jamaica, 2-6, 6-4, 6-2; -Mike Flshbach, Great Neck, N.Y., d. Nisilm Astrouck, Israel, 6-2, 6-2; Jeff Miller, Scotch Plains, N.J., d. Oclavio Martinez, Mexico, 6-4, 6-1; Gerry Gomes, Venezuela, d. Judd Zisquit, Miami Beach, 6-4, 6-4. Jacouet Thamin, France, d.

Enrique Faarron, Costa Rica, 6-0, 6-0. Fagel d. Lindner, 6-2, 6-2; Montano d. Rampell, 6-0, 6-1; Heacock d. Rath, 6-4, 6-2; Mario Valle, Bolivia, d.

Larry Rolle, Bahamas, 6-2, 6-1; Ortiz d. Oransky, 6-0, 6-0; Greendale d. Valle, 6-4, 6-4; McKee d. Schon, 6-0, 6-1) Solomon d. Oescher, 6-2, 6-1.

Inchauste d. Frere, 6-1, 6-3; Grosllmond d. Richards, 6-3, 6-1; Connors d. Masterson, 6-2, 6-1; Miller d. Flshbach, 6-4, 6-2) Berman d.

Evert, 6-4, 1-6; Guil-lermo Vilas, Argentina, d. Gomes, 6-0, 6-1) Warde d. Knittle, 6-2, 6-0. i GIRLS' II RESULTS First Round Vera C'eto, Brazil, d. Rana Epstein, Miami, 6-1, 6-1; Maria Cardenas.

Peru. Chance Form Bad Form Bad Troubled Dropping Down Wide Tired Soma Dangerous Dropping Down Outfinished Form Poor 61 SIXTH Biscayne: ,5" '7 Marlene Scott I Arkle 4 Georgia Flowers Pleaser 16 Happen Hutch 6-1 iS Christy Ryan 1 3 Lady Senator 2 Officer Cole 2 David-Owens 6 Robert-Aldana 3 Fred-Valdes 7 Randy-Lopez 4 Torica-Betia 8 Ciloniz-Ken SECOND Doubles points. 1 Randy-Ken 5 David-Aldana 2 Robert-Betia 6 Aguirre-Howard 3 Cilonlz-Barrutla 7 Fred-Miguel 4 Zuraga-Valdes I Felix-Lopei THIRD Doubles 5 points. 1 Pedro-Lopez 5 Fred-Gorostl 2 Ciloniz-Aldana 6 Felix-Arriega 3 Agulrre-Gonzalez 7 Armando-Umberto 4 Vlves-Betla I Garrldo-Miguel FOURTH -Doubles 5 points. 1 Vives-Enrlque 5 Landa-Mlguel 2 Garrido-Arriaga 6 Asnlrre-Oleaga 3 Arano-Umberto 7 Rufino-Gorosti 4 Armando-Alberto I Vlzcaya-Gonzalez FIFTH -Doubles 5 points, 1 Vizcaya-Oleaga 4 Rufino-Santlago 2 Landa-Guernica Saltamendi-Gorostl 3 Geno-Echaniz II 6 Romo-Mendiola SIXTH -Singles points.

1 Gonzalez 5 Enrique 2 Garrido 6 Arano 3 Pedro 7 Rufino 4 Lancia I Vlzcaya SEVENTH -Doublet 5 points. 1 Rutino-Enrique 4 Arano-Mendlola 2 Vizcava-Echanlz 115 Romo-Santiago 3 Geno-Guernica 6 Salsamendi-Alberto EIGHTH Doubles 7 points. 1 Ciloniz-Betia Aguirre-Umberto 2 Randy-Arriaga 6 Zuraga-Gorostl 3 Armando-Miguel 7 Fellz-Alberto SECOND Biscayne: 3 Max White Wings Dropping Down 7 contrive 2 SEVENTH 5-16th: A SAYS 10-1 Dropping Down Improving Dropping Down Won Troubled Late Speed Fair Troubled 1 Discreetly I peggotty 1 Daily Special 4 Final Facet 6 Hanky Dll 2 Double Deep 5 Sidra 5- 1 8-1 4-1 10-1 6- 1 4-1 t-2 1-1 12-1 ll 1 1-1 Forget Last Troubled Contender Dangerous Last Good Early Speed Form Bad I Cathy's Karl 1 Castle't Charlie 4 Opined 6 Ronald Tip 2 J.A.'l Go Go 7 P. Hondo 5 Dacosta I now have 50,000 yards of Broadloom Carpet and Rugs in stock for immediate delivery. Malenko In Feature On Saturday's Card Saturday night at the Miami Beach Auditorium will be the last night for wres-tling this year on Miami Beach.

Main eventers The Great Malenko and Johnny Valentine are going at it in a steel cage. First bout is scheduled for 8:30 and the rest of the card will have The Great Beauregard meeting Bobby Hart; Jose Lothario against Tom Bradley; Rene Goulet mixing with Duke Keomuka and the Masked Medics in a tag match against Tarzan Tyler and Louie Tillet, 5- 1 6- 1 1-1 4-1 4- 1 6- 1 5- 1 5-1 12-1 7- 2 1-1 THIRD 5-l6th! 3 Abrasive 6 Wrinkle 1 Deputy Joe 2 Mac's Diane 4 Bob't Rosa 7 Tiny Twogun 5 Candy Claude 8 O.G.'s Honey Fltz Crowded Good Spaed Tired Contender Dangerout Form Poor Early Speed Porm Bad CUT RATE PRICES FROM FOURTH 'Biscayne: 4 Vives-Gonzalez I Garrido-Oleaga YARD i Maririened Troubled 4-1 NINTH -Singles 6 points. d. Penny Brennan, Coral Gables, 6-3, 6- i Cathy Dombos, Kalamazoo, d. Jede Schlffman, Riverside, N.Y., 6-4, 7- I IS Bob Van Good Form S-2 1 Joan's Suzie Maiden Winner 1-1 Is Expando Rates Well 5-1 e-2 6-1 5-1 4- 1 12-1 12-1 1-1 1-1 10-1 5- 1 5-1 EIGHTH-Marathon: 6 Amissa Dropping Down 3 Zella't Babe Crowded I Fabulous Klckotf Dropping Down 5 Tearless Good Chance 4 J's Champion Girt Dangerout 1 Dot For Short Could Surprise 2 Zelde't Pride Form Bed 7 Ruthaway Now Early Speed NINTH Biscayne: A 3 Lemon Tret Shuffled 2 serf Late Speed 5 After Five Date Bumped 4 Heeded Speedy 7 Brother Blgtex Dangerout I Sedan Won 1 O.D.'t Daisey Won 6 No Pry Form Bad 3 Snow Shan Dangerous u-i 7 Always Going cnance -i 4 Shadows Inn Fair 10-6 Tell Cindy Last Bad 10-1 1 Guernica 5 Ecnanlz II 2 Mendiole 6 Salsamendi 3 Romo 7 Santiago 4 Geno TENTH -Doubles 7 points.

1 Agulrre-Miguel Vivet-Oleaea 2 Armando-Gonzalez 6 Romo-Umberto 3 Garrido-Gorostl 7 Pedro-Guernica 4 Landa-Betia I Geno-Arrlaga ELEVENTH -Doubles 7 points. 1 Pedro-Alberto 5 Rutlno-Echanlz II 2 Geno-Eirique 6 Landa-Mendiola KE.3UL.1S FIRST Ml Timet 31:56 Oullt. 131,10 5-1 n.tlx 1V30 20 I 70 a 4 1 1 1-1 12-1 Oboasto 10.60 6.10 2 7 2 Big Spews 851,991.40 For Cahhie An unidentified Miami cab driver held the only winning ticket on the Big Perfecta at Tropical Park yesterday and collected a $51,994.40 payoff. He picked the fifth race 1-2, Vegas Frontier Gal, $26.80, first and Hindu Princess second, and had one ticket to exchange for the seventh race the second half of the "BigP." He took favored Chante Princess, $6, first with Mad-more, a 25-1 shot, second and won the entire pool. The winning numbers were 4-5 and 5-7.

It was reported that the man invested $12 (six tickets), in the first half of the "Big and had one winning ticket He reportedly attempted to sell it but could not find a buyer and thus was forced to make the Crimson Rocner I TENTH Biscayne SECOND 16 Timet uum. cleco Roosa S-l 71 ,3 Romo-Oleaga 7 Sfttsamendi-Arriaga rvn. Triple HOCket 1 4 Vizcaya-Guernica 8 Arano-Santiago B.W.'e Vlc'l 4-1 I Vulmldit 11.00 5.20 14.20 A Won Last 1 Tired Won Late Speed Dangerout Chance Last Good 4.00 4 1 1 1 1.40 5 1 1 2-10 6.00 1 I 3 1-10 2 J. A 't Scope Escabana 1 Strictly 4 My True 7 Part Irish 2 Crown Prlncest Dania DAILY DOUBH (4-41 PAID 8111.00 6-1 15-1 6-1 20-1 THIRD-6-16 Time 11.1 Early Speed 8 Sandy Sails Ouin. 17.40 Pert.

124.40 ELEVENTH Blscavne: Hurry Oscar 1.40 j. i i i nqalla coinnea Dropping Down Tired Contender Dangerout Speedy Wallopud 2.20 2-20 2 I 2-3 Velvet Claude Norman't Rupp World Havoe Oulniela selected by Dillon. Henry FOURTH-SC Time S4.70 Ouly. I 1.48 Dekanl Look Good Pamela Austin, Rolling Hills, d. Pattl Miller, Kalamazoo, 6-1, 0-6, 6-3t Lourdet Ponce Diaz, Mexico, d.

Leslie Berman, Coral Gables, 6-1, 6-3; Mary Geraghty, Hialeth, d. Isabel Men-dez, Panama, 6-0, 6-0) Sherry Beding- Held, Hlaleeh, d. Dapem Rlbero, Peru, 6-0, 6-0) Jane O'Hara, Canada, d. Linda Schon, Mexico, 6-0, 6-1; Ann Maria Ca-vedlnt, Argentina, d. Susan Tennev, Beverly Hills, 6-3, 6-3; Andrea Larson, Akron, 0., d.

Jemette Sarson, Pompano, 6-3, 6-1) Karin Benson, North Miami Beach, d. Alice Valentine, Cleveland, 6-t, 6-0. Patrice Montano, Mexico, d. Dorte Ekner, Denmark, 6-2, 6-2) Dorothy French, Des Plair.es, d. Beth Whalley, Mt.

Pleasant, N.J., e- M' GIRLS' 16 RESULTS Nancy Ornstein, Washington, D.C., d. Maria Elena Guzman, Bolivia, 62, 6-2; Chrlt Evert, Fort Lauderdale, d. Joan Schneider, Great Neck, N.Y., 6-0, 6-0; Susan Vinton, Sarasota, d. Amelia Sa-- las, Curacao, 6-3, 6-2; Carol Gordon, Miami, d. Betty Meszaros, Barnlngton, 4-3, 6-J; Lydla Sampson, Tarrytown, N.Y., d.

Barbara Weston, Wyoming, Ohio, 6-4, 6-2; Nina Brennan, Coral Ga- blet, d. Lltbeth Snvder, Scotland, 64. 6-4. Susan Epstein, Miami, d. Dfbbv Dis-.

coe, Forrest Hills, N.Y., 6-0, 6-1; Wendy Waliner, Melrose Park, d. Barbara Cattorrl, Fort Lauderdale, 6-2, 6-2; Ca-. thy Colson, Coral Gables, d. Elizabeth Fried, Wynnewood, 6-2, 6-2; Carol Gfroerer, Fort Lauderdale, d. Daphne Rlbeiro, Peru, 6-0, 6-1.

Terry Forrest, Fort Lauderdale, d. Barbara Morgenstern, Hamilton, Ohio, 6-0, 6-3) Cecelia Rosado, Mexico, d. Fern Friedman, South Orange, N.J., 6- 0, 6-0; Gordon d. Sampson, 6-2, 6-1; -Brennan d. Julia Brown, Coral Gables, 6-0, 6-1.

Epstein d. Waliner, 6-0, 64; Colson d. -Susan Stan, Deerfield, 64, 64; Joan Tarangilei, Yonkert, d. Liz Ann 1 Grosllmond, Car tone Beach, 1-6, 6-1, 6- 7. N.N.'s Toyah Lou won Snappish Collided twplFTH Biscayne: TBCT neron Minuet Last 3.00 2.1 Zebulon 4,1 Quiniela selected by Dillon, FIFTH MC Time 50.11 1-1 5- 2 61 1-1 1-1 4-1 9-2 12-1 1-1 1-1 7-1 7-2 12-1 6- 1 6-1 12-1 FIRST Doubles, 1 Pertica-Urbi 5 Esnaola-Azplzu 2 Durango-Sales 6 Arin-Azurdi 3 Iturri-Yarza 7 Manuel-Asterio 4 Arregul-Apraiz I Vlcente-Guechea SECOND-Doublet, Points.

1 Arregui-Rdberts Manuel-Guecnea 2 Iturri-Apraiz 6 Arin-Zabal 3 Durango-Azpizu 7 Mendia-Asterio 4 Esnaola-Sales I Jose-Azurdi THIRD Doubles. Points. 1 Arin-Urbi 4 Jose-Sales 2 Menoia-Asterlo Manuel-Roberto 3 Esnaola-Arana 6 Carlos-Azpizu FOURTH Singlet, Points. 1 Uiacia 4 Ereno 2 Malax Ayerdl 3 Arrona Gorostl FIFTH Doublet, Points. I Carlos-Andres 4 Jose-Millcul Ouln.

sM.20 6 Sallvmander Tireo soma Troubled Last Good Pert. S4. 7 Bronzetone 15.00 Surin't Shot S.IO 4.00 Tired .40 1 I 1 1 14 Remke 20 7 6 1 l-l' 5 J.A.'t Cliff 1.60 1 1 5 3-6' i 1 Petuia Elate French Topaz SIXTH-S-16 Dangerout Dropping Down Tired Freshened Tim 3156 Ouln. tttt.M 8 A Red One Perf. 3 Linda's Kitty S.P.'t Best 53.60 .16.60 .40 2 1 1 1 12 Mc't Linda Smiley Mac 11.60 3.20 1 9 12-1, Sander 4.40 111 3-2' BIO WHEEL 1-1-6, Third Race SEVENTH MC, Tl W.J Outnt lij.w Peril 177.60 Caviled 7.00 4.40 1.20 1 7 2 1 Getadle 12.40 40 i 6 J-r Palm Lounge 2.60 12 13-1 Winner selected by Dillon.

2 Vicente-Urbi 5 Mendia-Victor 3 Grlnon-Roberto 6 Gorostl-Salet SIXTH Doublet, I Polntt. I Vicente-Milicua 4 Grinonn-Zabal 1 Guerdino-Arana Malax-Urbi Zaga-Arrona 6 Ereno-Yarza SEVENTH Doublet, I Points. ujj uuuuuU Reservations: ii S4s mW mmmi Hollywood 3 BETTIIIG 923 1511 if 4 fmnMn, I I OININC FROM 6P.M. Beariieltl "3 I keaRatN lSl3-U SORRY N0 MINORS EIGHTH MC Timet N.l Quint tii.tg Perf! I24.M Carllta Ann 5.40 I 60 4 7 11 Jim's Lady Luck 7.60 4.20 1 1 1 Hv Storm S.W 14 1 ITi NINTH IC Tim 14.42 Ouin. 820.20 1 Vlcnete-Roberto Carlos-Milicua 2 Zaoa-Zabal 6 Ulacia-Andres 7 Mendia-Arana Guardino-AzpizU I Jose-Victor Part.

150.20 Go Norma 10.20 4 40 1 20 5 I 1 1 Clay Carroll 3,60 1 .40 2 4 2 1-1 4 Grinon-aaies EIGHTH Doublet, Bold jack s.gv 4 a -J 1 Guardino-Milicua if TVipUdlJ CONTINUOUS ill 11 TeH FROM 4 P.M. I Points. 4 Vicente-Victor 5 Malax-Andrts 6 Jose-Ayerdi winner selected Bf puten. TENTH iC Tim 14.11 Ouln. 166.40 Perf.

1141.60 2 Zaga-Yarza 1 Ulacla-Azplzu HORSE RACING MIAMI Angel Cordero Jr. rode one winner at Tropical Par running his total for the year to 337 while Alvaro Pineda was shut out and remened at 326 In their Utile for the national riding title. ARCADIA, Calif. Penny Ann Eerly, int a tie the first femaie iockev, Iris Tart 12.00 TOO 4.40 1111 Poss 14.40 4 60 1 6 4 i Ti Grenoble 1 60 1 4 2 iLEVINTH IC Tim Mil 0. 154.41 Emohasis 11.00 4.40 100 1 1 1 1 l-WNl ill 111 Boo oveta a xj ail T1 Entry Blank 20 5 1 1 was wanted license ro no er sama Anita but only at an exercise girl.

TWILFTH iC Tim J4.M Quia, ta4.ee Perf. 1160.66 NINTH Singlet, I Points. 1 Ulacia 5 Arrona 1 Victor 6 Gorostl Malax 7 Ayerdi 4 Ereno TENTH Doublet, I Points. 1 Grinon-Yarza 4 Guardino-Ayerdl 2 Zaga-Arana Gorosti-Zabal 1 Carlot-Arron I Ertno-Andret ELIVENTH. Doubles, Polntt.

1 Guardmo-Arrona Carlos-Ayerdl 2 Zega-Milicua 6 Ulecia-Arana 1 Grinon-Victor 7 Gorosti-Andret 4 Malax-Yarza I Ertno-Zabai Nyba 22.60 7.20 1.40 -I MIAMI My So" Micheel, SS won the featured tixth race at Parti 100 ill i nk 2 40 2 8 1 3-iVa Ellogarty 7.60 1. with Angel coroen aoooro. aistw ORLEANS Countess Marian, IV (t-iw-sr rio tUM.ot ATTENDANCE HANDLE 1306,190 HAN OLE 1306,1 took trie aix-furlong feature at the Fair orounot..