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THE MIAMI NEWS. Thursday, August 31, 1961 3D J- JUS Race Entries At Major Tracks 0 ARLINGTON PARK BELMONT Ctnr and fut. voot FIRST RACE-Purse S3.J00. J-yser ROCKINGHAM flftr and gno4. post 1:15.

FIRST RACE Purse S3 000. 3 and 4 year olds, furlongs. at -nr-'T-Eri -lr riw aim! fut, port FIRST RACE-Purne $3,500. 3 year olds, 7 furlonsi olds, maidem, furlongs Ciruiy Marijan HO Piiddpn Gale Earb Stream 107 Hiopie Homecoming From Saratoga And No Fish 112 Desna 112 ft 107 112 107 110 109 112 102 112 107 112 120 Huckle Bones 112 Monclem Chaliaquest 115 Rail Eye xNutmeg Gat 107 Count Rhody Sonny's Baby 115 xFlo'rs T'day Peace On E'tll 107 Big J. Hell Over 117 My Emory Totness 107 Yardarm Sua Run by Run 112 Aire Mam Can Can Ana Fast Host Lady Lorene Lady De Pol Heebie Jeebies Eighth Sun 117 xThats Nice 115 Johns Strife 107 Dans Alice 112 Kovafan 120 Nirgais Spirit SECOND RACE Purse $2,000, claiming, 4 year olds up, furlongs.

Cha'gn Miss 107 Ghost O'War 114 SECOND RACE-PuTse $3,500. claim-tng. 3 vear olds. 6V2 furlongs Mama Says No 110 Hello -Blue 171 Greek Gal 113 Nik-Nik US Oscar 121 Debate 111 Etenal Law 111 Pinxit Go Tootsie Oiaddie Girl 11 JPoint of Order 112 I ii" i 1 112 112 112 109 112 110 114 107 spirit of win 112 Gate S'sher 114 Blue Bubble 112 Gardalla 109 Lee's Act 112 xDouble Sue 112 Gratitude Kylewood Tmvojt lis rm Mulligan iia RuiUnroiie 11 Comic Opera 11 Kozv Kate 119 Pesty Nsnelte 115 New Muir 1.15 Smooth Move 115 One Note 115 Cherylene 115 Flag Call 115 a-Carm'l Qu'n 115 Our Helene 119Counthep' 115 xSm-ia-la 110 HiRh P'se II 11 Rose Medallion 11? a-Mel'se Larue 115 a Shamrock Fsrm-Krebs entry SECOND RACE Purse $3 500. claiming.

3-year olds A up. 6 furlongs a-MIss Stonie lit Red Damsel 113 b-G'roe Aelling 109 xP'ce For All 109 Fath 111 b-Kazoo 109 XPretty Shoes 104 XCreole C'tte 113 Bright Word 114 c-Petite Renec 111 No Joy 114 Fleet Tower 109 a-Court Cos'me 113 xc-Jean Baby 104 Blue Lava 114 xNov'ber Hill 109 a Jerkens-High Tide Stable entry Proskauer-Laurin entry Dougherty-Kessler entry THIRD RACE Purse $3,500. claiming. 3 year olds and up. maidens, ls miles xBrother Jack 104 Wheeler Tealer 113 Sea Air 108 Russell Boy 111 Dusty Indian 111 Donnawol 106 Miw Maude S.

1M FOURTH RACE Purse' $3,500. claiming. 2 year olds, maidens, furlongs Ply'uth Rock Sabero Tanfran Betsy Star Little Chains Five Forks Volunteer Vien 114oxMr. Hnoble 110 113 Fantisvsim 110 115 Maureen 104 114 xWaltzing Harp 104 Locoweed Bleu Xadra THIRD RACE Purse $3,500, maid- THIRD RACE Purse $2,400, Claiming. 2 year olds, furlongs.

ens. 2 year olds, 4 furlongs. 11 Creek Brave 119 Our Moon xOil Starter 111 Tvne Lane xCount Chip 101 Strikemdown a-lmmediately 107 By Whom 119 110 119 110 Putapick 1 12 Maura 114 xPri'ra Ves 115 a-Fair Novice 105 110 Naomi R. Rev'utionary a Brookfield Farms-Bernstein entry. Petularia 115 Broad A 115 Cvnthias Rew'd 115 Mrs.

Eckert 115 Skinning Bail 115 xHat Pin 110 Double Special 115 Totation 115 Mona 115 Nadia Belle of Dumes 115 Jeunesse 115 Congolese 115 Flower Patch 115 Fw'ns Princess 115 Sea Wafer 115 Queens Note Cappy Breesa IIS FOURTH RACE Purse $10 000. allowance, 2 year olds. 4 furlongs. Matsu 115 Windy Miss 111 Song of Glory 115 Foxy Quilla 111 Cherrv Laurel 112 Six Hills 111 FIFTH RACE Purse $3,500. claiming 3 year olds snd up.

4 furlongs. Ingenue 110 Big Patton 111 FOURTH RACE Purse $2 200. claiming. 4 year olds A up. 4 furlongs Swell The Sail 115 Rurutu 119 P'ident Darei 107 Kno-Knox 112 Ku Ricci 112 Red Sultan 114 Royal Bonanza 114 xSchmulkele 107 El Tunchi 117 Rodman 10 Gaza Stripper a-Mid Bill xNatex Ship Romance Blonde Comet Tigertail Judy Breeze 115 Seaquita 119 llSO'senorita 115 110 Fanlea IIS 119 Joyous Flirt 115 119 a-Eveshadow 119 115 Heidi-Ellen B.

115 115 J'ping Bean 119 115 Recife 115 FIFTH RACE Purse $3,000 maid Sea A Head ens 2 year olds, 4 furlongs. Varka 11 Tworullah Up Sally 114 Wise Garde xCharles Jamea 114 Honor Toes Cosmic Monster 119 Suliie's Joy Wl Bolerita 110 Big' Biz Jen's War Song 110 CIVTU -1" UAM a Laurin-webster entry FIFTH RACE Purse $10 000 Added "The Harbor Hill Steeplechase Handicap" 4 year olds and up, about 2. miles young vnris iiv eunsniny JSSfL n.X i i wn in 3 year olds 1 1-14 mile, iturf) SL'J 1 Jf. IlGayburn 114 Goldan Cat 11J Token rLucky 107 Daliss Dnge 113 110 Queen Venus 101 Miss Blue Star 114 North S'th Gal 114 Manlv 14 Joe Doe 130 156 Busrle Call 141 145 b-Cfiufqueif 147 Hunter's Lad a-Independenct b-Negocio Naval Treaty SIXTH RACE Purse $2,400 claim- Pigeon Creek 114 Moon Bay 114 ing, 3 and 4 year olds, 4 furlongs. Associated Fresi Wlrephoto 139 a-Brannagh 114 $4 000 4 fur- SEVENTH RACE Purse allowance 3 year olds and JP, a-Waish-Knapp Jr.

entry tongs. I Botanic 99 Mack'a Star 109 Easy Marty 112 Quick Income 114 Garden Time 102 Our Raintree 114 Devil's Discipl 114 Prompt Peter 112 Fine Uncle 112 Door Buster 109 xTen'se Tilt 103 Meglddon 105 SPANISH MATADOR Juan Garcia Mondeno loses his battle with the bull as he is tossed in the bullring at Bilboa, Spain. He suffered a fractured wrist and will be out of the ring at least a month. Wiilow Dare 106 xXicfcname 11? Nobody Lady 107 Vovatfok 112 Evening Star 104 Bay Ijes 112 xBourbon C'ty "09 Prince wu 115 Tim Jan Jr. 109 Chadn-ick 109 Spv Man 109 xOnen House 104 EIGHTH RACE Purse $5,000, allowances 3 year old.

7 furlongs. Mike Hudson Jr. 122 Natego 116 111 Khar's Ari't lli SEVENTH RACE Purse allowances 3 and 4 year olds. $4,500. 1 1-14 111 103 b-Shawnee Farm-McKnight entry SIXTH RACE Purse $5,000.

allowances. 3-year olds A up, 1 mile Too Much B'ss 119 Wise Flushin 117 Surfer 121 a-The Monk 110 xLone Wolf 114 Frimanaha 114 Persian Gold 119 a-Hish Pnw'red 110 a Phipps-Weatley stable entry SEVENTH RACE Purse $7,500. allowances. 3-year olds up, furlongs Repetitious 114 Exceed 109 xTara Telia 109 xD ne And Fan 109 Dottie Kiraten 114 Tingle 114 Really Sumthin 109 EIGHTH RACE Purse $4,000. maid 10 (First Round 1'3 Dsle Oavo 113 al- Bold Lark 122 Baker County 115 Cotton Reigh 105 Lite Dara Blowing Sand 103 Mlchelly Pyrite 107 Quick Kippr Boxers Dream 109 EIGHTH RACE Purse $4 000, lowance.

3 year olds, 4 furlongs. Mary Colletta 105 Crestival Rick Greek 114 Celor Bearer Valerie J. Ill Turppa Prince Oraini 110 NINTH RACE Purse $3 500. clalm-jH I ing 3 year olds and up. 1 1-16 miles ens.

3 year olds and up. 4 furlongs 122 Clay Street a-Mary Cassatt 114 Refuting 114 113 Bold Blaze 111 IHx-Chal'ge Baby 104 V4 zGray Bahrain 101 113 Captain David 111 111 Sure Touch 11 NINTH RACE Purse $2,700 claim- Hi Beebah ing. 3 year olds mile and 70 yards, tev i1(l Cavour 1M Royal Dining 114 1 crvstal Trail a-Mv Policy 114 Our Rights 116 xCesarino 114 First Lord 119 Gondolfo 114 Amaloft 119 Lotus Prince 119 Hy Prince 11 Bold Rider 11 NINTH RACE Purse $4 000, claiming. 3 year olds. 4 furlongs x.Marat 101 Tuxedo Hill 11 Fun And Games 117 White Bait 115 Statesmanship 111 Cottage 115 J'i SUBSTITUTE Purs $3,400, elaim-2 Ing furlongs.

'04 Scandalmonger H5 Tick Me 115 Grand Year 112 tnearso Banners Bound 112 Tom D. Eva Gem 107 xFor Fun 5 lbs. AAC. AP Selections Glorious Fleet 1' Little Eddie 115 Supreme Buster 115 Breakfastpick V0 zSkvfut 112 Moot Point Jungle Jody 111 Amite. City 115 Oxer 115 Fair Trip 111 Pym 115 I 5 lbs.

AAC. King Croesus 115 I-S; il xxx-10 lbs AAC. AP Selections 1 Our Helene, Kozy Kate. One Nnta 2 Court Costume, Petite Rene, November Hill 3 Brother Jack, Dusky Indian, Russell Bov 4 SHIP ROMANCE, Seaquita. Gaza Stripper 5 Independence, Negoclo.

Chufquen 4 Wise Flushing, Too Much Brass 7-RepetiUouf. Exceed, Really Sum-tnia -Amaloft. Hy Prince. My Policy White Bait. Fun And Games.

Tuxedo Hill 1 Chaliaquest, Count Rhody, Run Rob-by Run 2 Rfiost O'War, Little Chains, Lee's Act 3 By Whom, Tyne Lane, Revolutionary 4 Red Sultan. Kno-Knox, El Tunchi 5 Hurry Up Bally. East! Bully, Tworullah 4-niR RArTRE, Devil'! Disciple, Easy Marty 7 Boxers Dream. Quick Klppy, Pyrit Color Bearer, Turppa. Rich Greek Cavour.

For Fun. Tom D. NEW YORK Homecoming from Saratoga was cheered by two items in the accumulated mail. Besides the customary chummy little greetings from the warm-hearted finance company, there was a note from Mr. Sparse Grey Hackle, the gentleman angler, reporting successful completion of a vacation, or survival, anyway.

"It might to be a relief for yon to read about it," he writes, "because it bad ao fish in it at all. I spent it ia aa aluminum canoe with a 65-pound pointer named Boy and his owner. Big George the ex-cop." (Though Mr. Hackle's square name, Miller, suggests that his heritage could include a wee dram of German blood, he has never been one to fret about Liebensraum. He drives, by preference, one of those foreign bugs which fits his ample torso like a lady's girdle, and it seems improbable that they held any dances in that canoe.

Assuming that Big George is the size of the average ex-cop, the craft had well over 500 pounds aboard not counting fishing tackle, camping gear and provisions.) Anyhow: "Boy has a nose like the muzzle of a double-barrel shotgun and he can rest his chin on the table and pull a slice of bread toward him from a foot away, two inches at a sniff. And he can strike with the speed of a rattlesnake. Love And Caviar "One evening my hostess unwrapped a quarter pound bar of butter and put it on the table. A moment later she exclaimed fretfully that she was sure she put out butter where was it? She unwrapped another bar, turned to the stove, turned back, and the butter was gone. "She spoke querulously about this at some length, which is understandable at present prices, but she couldn't quite convince herself that the blandly dignified Boy could have ingested half a pound of butter in two winks.

I knew better. "I took Boy outside and put my ear against his stomach and there was a lot more internal activity audible than an unfed dog's should contain. I didn't say anything in the house I wouldn't squeal on a fellow dog; but I gave him a private talking-to and he manifested contrition as well as appreciation of my leniency. "Then we went out on the porch for cocktails and Boy came up behind me and put his chin on my shoulder and then laid his velvet cheek against mine. He then removed the caviar canape from my grasp and looked longingly at my martini.

"I didn't reproach him. It was my own fault for forgetting something I learned long ago, that love always has a solid financial foundation. Anyway, how many dogs can appreciate an 8-to-l martini 'made of the best imported ingredients? Cheval En Casserole "For lunch one day we took a can of hash apiece for George and me and a can of dog food for Boy. George fed the dog and we started on our hash but halfway through, George glared at the. label on his can and spoke anguished words.

He had eaten half a can of well-known kennel ration. "I tried to cheer bim by telling him how much horse-meat I had eaten in the French army, and made funny remarks like 'giddyap, But he seemed to have lost his appetite. He refused the rest of my hash. After awhile I didn't think so much of it, either, so Boy got the whole business. "His victory was brief.

This dog goes ashore from a canoe while it is still five feet from the bank. This time there were ten feet of lily pads fringing the shore and he decided to walk across these. He took his customary five foot leap and, of course disappeared. "Have you ever seen a doublebarrel shotgun spouting two streams of water like the win motor or a fireboat? It is the sort of fishing memory that brightens one's declining years." AP Selections 1 Eighth Sun. Fast Host.

Lady Lorene 2 Oscar O. Eternal Law. Kylewood 3 SWOONS PRINCESS, Skipping Bafl, Cynthia Reward 4 Cherry Laurel, Six Hill, ioni; at Glory 5 Big But Everett' Pride. Steff Pigeon Creek, Moon Bay, Golden Cal 7 Willow Dare. Novalook.

Prince WU-lam I-Bold Lark. Dale Clavgo, Natego -Cerasus. Sure Touch, Gray Bahrain SUB-Gloriou Fleet, Oxer, Amit City ATLANTIC CITY Clear an eon, port 1PM. FIRST RACK Purse S3.100. claiming, 2 year elds, maidens.

furlongs Horse Race Results ROCKLNGIIASI FIRST RACE 1 miles Address TJnk'n (Arcaro) 7-20 3.20 2 60 Pracla (Giassner) 3.20 J.60 Aldis Lamp (Dei Vecchio) 3 SO Time 1:4 1-5. Miss Newcastle. Mardi. Pambo, Beach Beau, Fastgator also ran. SECOND RACE 4 furlongs Kaiserina (Wajdai 7.40 4 70 3 00 Mr.

Harrison (Glassnerl 5.00 3.40 117 Rnval BoV 121 Mr. Nino 121 sxLinda Ar'l 107 117 Sheer Blue 121 Chess Champions Yell 'Four Over Cats And Cigars By BILL PUGH North Amertoaa Kewapaper Alliance SAN FRANCISCO Playing the game to win seems to be the motto in some sports where large sums of money depend on the outcome. Could this be true of chess? The monetary rewards from the thinking man's game are so low that most of the so-called professionals have io have outside Jobs. And yet perhaps because it is a thinking man's game chess is the scene of some of the fanciest gamesmanship in the whole field of sports. "We have fortunately had a minimum of monkeyshines here," said George Koltanowski, tournament director for the National Open Chess Championships, held here recently.

Nevertheless, a quick tour around the gold ballroom at the Sheraton-Palace Hotel, where the tournament is taking place, revealed a high quota of pencil tappers, eyebrow twitchers, leg shakers, lint pickers, watch winders, coffee slnrpers, itch scratchers, chair bouncers and others gifted in the arts of destroying an opponent's powers of concentration. "Things aren't like they used to be," Koltanowski said. "The former world champion, Alexander Alekhine, brought a black cat with him to the Warsaw tournament in 1933. "WHEN HIS opponents objected to his sitting there and stroking the cat, Alekhine was told to leave the animal home. The next day, he showed up in a sweater with a cat embroidered on it.

He continued to stroke the sweater." Koltanowski said his own worst assault by a games- man occurred in an English tournament where his opponent, a curate, smoked a pipe containing sulfur all through the contest. MirlvaJ A Hit Viciou Saber Drew Sees Tro-Type' Offense MONTGOMERY. Ala. (AP) Former University of Alabama head football coach Harold (Red) Drew has predicted a "new pro-type" offense for college football in years to come. Drew, presently head track coach and football scout at' the University, said, "you will see a new pro-type offense with ends splir out wide and halfbacks sent out as flankers, and there will be a great deal more passing." The coach spoke at the Montgomery Kiwanis Club's annual "Alabama Day." He listed what he said was the probable starting Alabama line-up for the Crimson Tide's opener with the University of Georgia at Athens, Sept.

23. The lineup: Bill Battle and Tommy Brooker, ends: Billy Neighbors and Bill Rice, tackles; Charley Pell and Steve Allen, guards; Lee Roy Jordan, center; Pat Trammell, quarterback; Ray Abruzzese and Butch Wilson, halfbacks, and Mike Fracchia, fullback. However, Drew named that the lineup was "subject to change." Referring to a recent incident when a football writer in Atlanta after reviewing game films claimed Alabama won unfairly over Georgia Tech- last season. Drew said. "All I can say is it took a long time for it to sink in over in Atlanta.

I can think of several games like that I'd like to be able to play over again." 121 Karen jet 117 121 White Lace 111 118 Rebel Devil 117 117 Lather St'ng 117 11 Foote'e Best 121 191 Peace John 121 Veralan Slow Motion Lady D'kmet Terome SECOND RACE Purse S3.100, claim BELMONT PARK FIRST RACE- furlOBJS LuckT Uncle (L'naSdl 11.00 5.70 3 0 Tootsie Pride Bound) 11.30 20 Banker Bob (Gustinest .30 Time 1 :12. Sandys Starr. Hand Stand. Wild Duck. Cinder Man, Beat The Bushes also ran.

SECOND RACE 7 furlongs. Soissons (Movers! 34.30 11 50 5 10 Mile. Rouasel tl'ssery) 1 10 4 00 Kathy Kim iValenzuela) 110 Time 1 1-5. Clothes Pin. Belmoud, Catcb Me.

Forjadura, Peel Parlor, also ran. Daily double: I.nrky Tarl ssl Sass-ons iS-li paid S20S.7. THIRD RACE-Hi miles a-And Now (S thwicki 50 3 00 1.30 Red Circle (McDonald) 4.20 3 30 Stev-Rullah Walsh I I Time 2:44 1-5: -Mr Sweep, Strolling; Square, Bab, and Blue Galaxy also ran. FOURTH RACE furlongs. Hood Fight tCombestl 17.40 4 10 5 20 Shortest Way (Usseryl 3.40 3.10 Thunder Hill (Arlamsl 12 50 Time: 1:12 4-5.

Pleasure Bound. Royal Turk, Angus Bear, Royal Guide, New Road, Scenic South. Valiant Count, Strateascanbe also FIFTH RACE- furlonrs Comic "Erricoi 19 0 0 30 Gay And Fast (Rotr 540 3.80 John Winslow Valenzuela 300 Hungry Dream (Del Veccmoi 5-00 Time 1:13 4-5. Prince Bound, Glada-liad. Merrion 8quare, Roval Birth.

Iron Band, Passage West. Look Good also ran. Daily Doable: Address Vnlrnow mat Kaiaerina, (3 A 1) raid $33.. THIRD RACE' furlongs Avrils Dr'm (Boul'is) 12.20 5.80 4 20 Respondez Vous (Bradley) (.40 4.00 Artillius (Shoemaker) 4.60 Time 1:14. Cork O'Leas.

Nahar'a Reward, Returnable. J. Browne Polly Vale, Little Kleinie. Sam Leone, Cousin Ken, Sound Timber also ran, FOURTH RACE furlong Romanesse 10.20 20 4 00 Monobang (Dunni 7.40 4.40 Mr. Warwick (Skuse) 3-20 ing.

4 year olds. furlongs xlnvestment 10 Mickey Boy 111 xxBeau Pilot 104 Sea Tread 111 Clear the Lin 111 Chance It T'ny 111 Cohansey 111 Full Not Ill Breeze HiU 111 Cortam 10 Informant 111 Red Cadet 111 THIRD RACE Purse $3,100, claiming. 2 year olds. furlongs xDisie Joe 110 Pick 'N Pack 112 xNativ Music 107 Bilu 115 Benhaf 112 Obviously 112 Escatoon 112 Fat Cat 112 G.G. Jester 112 a-Iced C'mon 112 Shop 111 Too Bad Casey 112 xstar Sailor 113 a-Jat 11 a Stearns-Bowen entry FOURTH RACE Purse $3,400.

allow, ance. 3 year olds, maidens. furlongs Dnis Isle 11 Sly Shiela 11 xSabre Song 11 Blomin 'Urry 11 Nssroulete 11 Roman Br'ze 11 8corched Earth 11 Brandy's Girl 11 FIFTH RACE Purse S3.1O0. claiming. 4-vear olds Up.

furlongs Malcha's Last 11 xxjen 1. 1 i Box-O-Mint 117 xDomingo zna iu 111 Johnny Blue 1)7 111 Br'ther Beans 111 112 Brief Enc'ter 111 114 Time Ind'n 111 Bright Gent Tom's Ace Kometes Time 1:12. Bally Burgoo, crarty Indian. Swiss Franc, Gazacho, Colum-baire, Pete Haines. Count On Luck also ran.

SIXTH RACE Jurlonrts Some 'ny Day Rot 10.00 5 00 4.40 Tom's Dream (Leonard) 7.90 5 30 Jonathan Swift Mellon 120 Time 1:10 3-5. Oraiio. Punle War. Misty Day, First Sailor, More Shower aiso ran. SEVNTH RACE-7 furlongs (turfl.

Call The Witn iLe'rd) 15.50 7.10 4 2 Mozart (Bolandl 5.90 3 80 Shield Bearer (Sorrentinol 1.90 Time 1:24. Four Fathoms, Nissequo-que. Red Sovereign, Loisel, Ye You Will, Sturdy Prince, Risa 'N Shine also ran. EIGHTH RACE furlonrs. Ich Bin Time 1:13 3-5.

Carol's Baby. Sirtan. How Wise, Grid Ace. Bay Drlv also ran. FIFTH RACE furlong Atom Rocket (S'maker) 6.80 4.00 300 Crafty Doll (Wada) 7.20 4 20 Canano (Testa! 0 Time 1:13 2-5.

Kings Market, Idaho Kid, Four Fives, Klinknouse, Noble Toe also ran. SIXTH RACE 1 1-1 miles. Adm'l Beau (ShoemT) 13.20 4 80 3.80 Tricolor II (Arcaroi 3 40 2 80 Quiet Brook (Wajdai 4 20 Time 1:4 3-5. Aurlate. Arrebato n.

Motor Line. Ledlie. Corcorico also ran. SEVENTH IfACE (New England Fu- turitvi. 4 furlongs.

SIXTH RACE Purse $4,000. allow. ances. 3- 4-year olds. 1 1-1 miles iDo Or Die 103 b-Bonny Bride 10 a-St.

Honor Del Wells Cumatara 113 Destinvs turn (U 113 a-Outrigger 113 113 c-Great Dome 1'3 120 b-Initiator 113 c-Terpander Wilicox-Chasann entry c-Roy'e Rube (Arcaro) 3.20 160 1.40 the world's blindfold "The man was trying to gas me, chess champion said. Sights ghirotai S5.60 25 .60 1.30 Reaal Robe (Leonard) 4.50 3.10 Frangula (Yotheri 3 00 Tim 1:11 3-5. Clean Hands. Get Toit, Jewel's Dance. Social Te.

Fin News aiso ran. NINTH RACE-1 1-1 miles. Merry Will (Ussery) 12.50 3 50 3 10 Boston Teaparty tuustines) 3.10 2.70 Thermo (Adamst 3.50 Time 1:43 1-5- Sea. Master. Nimble Top, Door Of Hope also ran.

ATLANTIC CITY FIRST RACE-5 furlongs Osage Road (Piercei 5.60 300 3 00 Black Blazer (Choquette) 4.40 3.80 Below Deck (Burn 4.60 Time 1:13 2-5. sail Maker, Oak Ruler. Scartren. The Shrimper. Avantl.

Old C-Good bue (bkuse j-eu c-English Shot (Madden) 2.40 Time 1:12 2-5. a-Hang On Dusty, Chant Mine. b-Sailnow. Royal Bat. Briareliff Maid.

Roy Brigand. d-Little Sir. b-Blessed Years. d-Steel shamrock. Fleet Supreme.

a-Lady Rhody, Great Debate also ran. a Manzi-ZamarelU A Quinterno-Nash entry. b-Rhian-CorneU entry. EIGHTH RACE 1 mile and 70 yards. Bertha (Jenktnsi 22.20 1 00 3 80 Putting Fool iRegalbutoj 3.40 2.40 Cock Sure (Skuse) 2.80 Time 1 :44 4-5.

Condense, Taunter, Sweet Thing also ran. Fosbinder-Poik entry SEVENTH RACE Purs $4,300, allowances. 4-year old A up, 7 furlongs (chute) Why Lie 110 Keimation 110 Best Brother 110 Miss J. G. 105 Motivation 11 Moslem Chief 11 Faneo 110 EIGHTH RAC5T Purse $4,200.

claiming. 4-year olds up. VM miles (turf) Ehiawasee 10 Inswept 113 G't Mahmoud 111 Autumn Hare 106 Amrei Rockhewn 113 Balleroy 122 5 XX 7 lbs. AAC AP, Selections 1 Terroriie. A Hit.

Midvale 2 Informant, Cohansey. Beau Pilot 3 ohvtouslv. Star Sailor. Benhaf 4 Roman Breeze, Nasrouiette, Dmnis Isle 5 Brief -Encounter, Kometes. Box-Oil int TERPAXDKft.

Outrigger. Initiator 7 Moslem Chief, Motivation. Keen-, tion 9 Shiawasee. Balleroy. Inswept TELLS PEOPLE WHERE TO SIT Machine Age At Tech NINTH RACE 1 mil and 70 yards.

Prophetic iChiappella 1 20 4 60 3 60 Porquoi Fas twajflar j.u 3 oo Post Five (Mercieri 5.00 Time 1:44 1-5 Richard Home Folks. Ungava, Rock h.m First, Kathy A. also ran. Eskew yelled for help when he was flooded witn the greatest ARLINGTON PARK Dominion, Hold Me, Bngm tiien. a-Tai-uate also ran.

SECOND RACE 7 furlongs. Pure Silver (French) 25.00 11 40 7 00 San Sebastian (Burn 1040 7.00 iliss Tradition (Brooks) 5 60 Time 1:26 2-5; Ladv Charmer. Verdun. Chiricahua, Soiadire, Substantial also ran. Daily Doable: Ossurr Road mad Par Silver 17-9) paid S149.M.

THIRD RACE furlongs Sarabarb (Sellers) 6 00 3 80 2.80 Hot Cross Bunny (Johnson) 7.00 4 00 Meum (Burn 3.20 Time 1:13. Trojan Epic. Devil Flower. Clear Flight, Overton Miss. She Willing also ran.

FOURTH RACE 1 1-6 miles Colony's Pat (Lee 15.80 4 80 3 60 Helioiide (Belmonte) 4.80 3.00 Sound'n Fury (French) 500 Time 1:47 4-5. King Carlos. Middle-town. Irish Actor. Imon also ran.

FIFTH RACE furlong Fan Fare number of ticket requests in history this year. Aid came from the Rich Computer Center on the Tech campus in the form of a Univac scientific IBM computer. 'ClS VIC'S COT SO MANY taJ FIRST RACE 7 furlongs Prince Stuart (Her'deli 30 00 14 00 8 20 Babassu (Anyon) "14.20 7.40 Leerado (Meaux) 3-20 Time 1 :24. Commonish. Velvet Bows.

Star Grad. Miss Mugsy. Joseph I H. Becker. Fussy One.

Amrasking. Quick Affair. Called Up also ran. SECOND RACE furlong Scott Hill (Gilligan) 210 40 20 Whig Spur (Nonoi 7.00 60 Dededons Joy (Skoronski) 1.20 15 etiwu-i. vr i cw how he cn? ATLANTA (AP) An elec-tronic brain has been assigned the task of deciding who should sit where at Georgia Tech football games this Fall.

Bob Eskew, business manager of athletics, said it used to take about six weeks to assign the eats. "Under the computer system, we're doing it now in about 35 minutes." Tech distributes its football tickets on a priority basis. Active alumni get top priority followed by inactive alumni" and the general public. "All we have to do," said Eskew, "is tell the machine what we want to do and it does the rest. We take all the applications and punch them on IBM cards.

Then we stick 'em in the machine and out they come telling us where everybody sits in the stadium. "The machine treats everybody equitably according to his or her priority status. This is something we weren't always able to do But. there's one thing the ma chine can't do locate enough Good Oh (Barrow) 13 40 00 4 001 Time 1:10. Sage of Alief.

Crossruff. space in Grant Field for everyone who wants to see Tech's players Ruthless. Princess Ham. Race Kxtra. Know This.

Equimisa. Darnton. Happy Dan also ran. i in action. Four the Jackets' five home games were sold out Dailv Double: Prhjee Shsari SUM early in July.

And only 2,500 tick Scot HIU (2A) paia $404.1 third RACE' furlong ets remain for the game with Rice Winter King (Nonoi 22.00 IK 5 00 Mr. Mud Pack (Hartacki 5.40 3.80 University Sept. 30. Imperial Point Hernandez 3 SO Time 1:18 2-5. North Bend.

Lively Lad. Big Dorigen. Yaz Sir. Greek Cros King (Blum) 4.00 3 0O Earl Be Me (Tbomburg) 3 20 Time: 1:12 4-5. Ripper Jack.

Only Trouble. Booth Station, Tybalt, bamlen also ran. SIXTH RACE 4 furlonrs. Bronze Jet (Sellers) 5.40 3 60 ISO Troa (Shuki 7.40 4.60 Bronze Babu (Burr) 3 80 Tim 1:12 2-5. Polyander.

Cosmark. Silver Abbey. May Landing, Lou Pel-ton also ran. SEVENTH RACE- furlongs. Step (Sellers) 17.20 I 20 5 20 Hoop Bound (Grant) 5.80 3 60 Outline (Monacellii 3.60 Time 1:12.

Coast To Coast. Accomplish. Telekinesis, Nibrud. Adapt, Holy Catfish also ran. EIGHTH RACE 6 furlongs.

Sunrise County (Sel'si 10.40 3 00 2 60 Green Ticket (Guerin) 2.40 2.20 Prmcegret Blum i 3 60 Time 1:11 2-5. Mister Pitt. a-Mortal Lock. Ferrous Fist, Count Sail, a-D-dimoun. Legend Dancer also ran.

NINTH RACE 1 1-1 miles. Sinn Feiner (Brooks) (.60 4 20 2M Stylish Abby (Sellers) 3.6S 2 40 Chromatic (Blumi 2 60 Time 1:46 2-5. Roman Legion. Deucie. According to former open champion Arthur Bisguier of New York City, "the use of devices to destroy an opponent's concentration increases as the games get on and the players feel the pressure of the clock." (In the open championships, a player is limited to 50 moves in 214 hours.) "Then things start happening, and they have all happened to me," Bisguier said.

"YOU GET KICKED on the shins under the table. A losing opponent will offer you a draw by suddenly shouting out in a loud, unpleasant voice, or start knocking over the pieces." Tournament rules dictate that players cannot whistle, spit or swear. "But," Koltanowski said, "no good games-man would do those things anyway." "I remember a German, Karl Carls, always opened with a Queen's Bishop's pawn. He was completely shattered at the opening of one tournament when this pawn would not move. His oppenent had nailed it to the board from the underside." Charles Bagby, noncompeting former state champion, recalled grand master Aaron Minzowitsch, who wouldn't enter a tournament unless no smoking was the rule.

"HIS OPPONENT took out a cigar and just put it. tin-lighted, on the table. Minzowitsch cracked, screaming that the man was threatening to smoke'." "Anything can become a fatal Koltanowski said. "A cigar, a nailfile, even a distinctive or unusual article of clothing can tuns into offensive "But there wasn't much of that at this tournament," Bagby said. He smilingly added that he was "too old and too dumb" to continue in competition.

"Chess demands absolute concentration for as long as five hours," Bagby said. "One slip and yon are down. AU your concentration must be devoted to the game, and gamesmanship is self-defeating." "You should have seen Bagby in competition," Koltanowski said, "pulling at his mustache. That was one of the best-known gestures in the game. I don't know how many opponents he ruined with that mustache." Form.

Cami-Bay. Whirling, Almacon, Sports Group Needs Odds And Ends Cash Sandler Takes Handball Title Handball players at Coral Ga bles Youth Center competed-for the 1961 championship this week on the new one-wall court at the Youth Center. Chat Bang. Troubled Times also ran. Oaulas Prmc also ran.

FOURTH RACE-' furlongs. Slaipner (Hartacki 9.40 4 40 3.40 Not Banished (Nonoi 3 00 2.60 Terciopelo (Carstens) 3.40 Tim 1:17 Sputnik. First Fair, Sixth Sense, Battle Chant also ran. FIFTH RACE furlongs. Pinsetter (Solomonet 4 00 4.00 3.40 Neck Bones (Phelps) 6.60 4.60 Sing Along (Deven 5.60 Time 1:14 3-5.

Kowaliga. Corn Poppy. Merchant Chief. Toms Pet, Full Regalia. Fair Turn, Exhibit A.

Perverse, Batsabear also ran. SIXTH RACE-1 1-1 mile (tufl. Keb (Nonoi 40 4.60 3 60 Bardwell (Skoronski) 5-60 4.00 Very Slow Pay (Anyon) 4.40 Tim 1 :45. Grand Luke. Quick Breeze.

Better Arm. Circle Leader, Oil Patch, Edgemont Lan also ran. SEVENTH RACE-', furlongs. Gaylad (Solomone) 19.20 7.69 400 Mr. Arkie (Hernandez) $.40 4.20 Waukesha (Skoronski) 3 80 Time 1:14 1-5.

Just Waiting. Arvak, Golden Houra, Statistician also ran. EIGHTH RACE-1 1-1 miles (turfi. Brides Rock (Sor'sen) 148.40 53 60 17.00 Road Hous (Hernandez) 15.40 100 Heroshogala (Solomone) 00 Time 1:42 1-5. Physician.

Garchew. Resolved. Noholm II, Salaaon, Activ Crater also ran. NINTH RACE-1 1-1 miles (turf). Bull Hero (Nonoi 15.80 8 00 80 Grand Reward (Chambers) 9.60 7-60 Sun Of Suspens (Carstens) 16-00 Tim 1:44 4-5.

Do. Billisham. I've Done It. King Borough. Briolette n.

Littla Alpha, Horn Maker. Tulsa Queen, Bud Big Red aiso ran. Attendance 11.93. Handle Winning the double-elimination contest was Mike Sandler who routed Jim Yeatts in the final round. Others competing in the tournament were Ken Cogen, Bill Robinson, Pat Hill, Harold Cole, John Kirkpatrick and David Sandler.

Later in the year, a tournament for 9-12-year-olds will be held at the Youth Center. Cbfeac Trlbn Press Serviec jjj NEW YORK (HTNS) Grass sod for the diamond, bull pens, a water line to dugouts and adequate rest room facili- ties for women were a few of the items mentioned in a request for an additional $2,934,640 for the erection of a sports stadium here for New York's new entry into the National League. The New York City Council voted the increase over the original $15,000,000 which the new stadium at Flushing Meadow i was expected to cost. Majority leader Joseph T. Sharkey reluctantly voted for the measure but criticized the adminis- tration of Mayor Robert F.

Wagner for not thinking of the various items when estimates were made a year ago for the new ball park. The cost of grass sod was put at $40,000, the new bull pens at $3,500 and the rest rooms for women at $365,000. The water line to the dugouts would cost a mere $300. Leading Jockeys BELMONT JOCKEY MOUNTS 1ST Ussery. R.

10 3 Ycaza, M. 2 Gustines, H. 10 2 ATLANTIC CITY Brooks, S. 119 27 Sellers, J. 103 21 Blum, W.

106 12 ROCKINGHAM Wajda, H. 252 43 Skuse, W. 274 41 Madden, D. 223 40 i cut rm It i tr-fsT Good Late Surge During their first 50 home games this season, the Los An geles Angels won 7 of 29 on- tests in the inning..