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Monday, June 21, 1971 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Pagt 27 (wmuciiituii Roller Coaster' Awaits 500 Action a ST 'A 'A AM 'I 4 4 at fit By BLOYS DRITT AP Sports Writer Al Unser calls it a "roller coaster" course, and that may be the reason only three drivers got their cars on the new Pocono International Raceway at Mount Pocono, during the first two days of practice. Most drivers entered in the July 3 500, a $400,000 event that is the mid-point of championship racing's "triple crown," said their machines either weren't ready for the first weekend of shakedown runs, or hadn't arrived. But Unser, a double Indianapolis 500 winner and current leader in the USAC point standings by a whopping 1,180 points, wasn't really critical of the $6 million facility that Allison Iekx rt A -V-t aW, Ma. opened for the first time Saturday. "It needs a bit of seasoning," the dark-haired, 32-year-old, youngest of two driving broth' ers from Albuquerque, N.M., said.

"Right now, I'd be concerned with some very definite ripples that you experience in the surface in the third turn. Maybe, with the right suspension on the car you wouldn't day and Sunday. There were several winners crowned over the weekend. Jackie Ickx won yesterday's Dutch Grand Prix in a Ferrari at Zandvoort, Bobby Allison won NASCAR's 400-mile test at Riverside, and Jim McElreath captured r-day's USAC 100-mile dirt track contest at Nazareth, Pa. Ickx lapped everybody but second-place finisher Pedro Rodriguez' BRM.

Clay Redaz-zoni was third in a Ferrari. Andretti lasted only three laps in his Ferrari. Allison and his electronic hel-m survived 100-degree-plus temperatures to win NASCAR's feature. It was Allison's fourth victory in a row, The racing gentleman from Hueytown, his 1970 Dodge around Riverside International Raceway's 2.6-mile road course at an average speed of 93.491 miles per hour and was never in trouble. Using a two-way radio from his car to the pits, Allison was in almost constant touch with his crew, who told him of the accidents on the track, where to drive to avoid trouble and how his car looked on the turns and straightaways.

Ray Elder of Caruthers, driving a '71 Dodge, captured second place, less than a lap behind and Cecil Gordon, Arden, N.C., was third, six laps A TAILOR-MADE LEON SUIT 1' I I i IIIiSpilllliiHpllilll is the answer to those difficult problems so many of us have! Expertly tailored just the way you want iff Ready, Set Claudia left), Mrs. Bruce Bailey (center) and Ann WHhoite check the Meridian Hills Country Club ground rules before teeing off today in th qualifying round of Women's City golf tourney. Today's play was to determine the lineup for the week-long match-play tourney, Claudia, the 1965 City champ, and Ann, were among the medalist favorites, The NEWS Photo, Bob longerlength-miIdert4asije. 'fougetbothwith PALL MALL GOLD 100's 20 1.4 mg. nicotine per cigarette.

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HARNESS RACING notice it. Bill i of Hermosa Beach, tookseveral dusty laps in his Wynn's turbo-charged Eagle-Offy and also complained of the bumps in the sweeping third turn. "You probably wouldn't feel the ripples in a passenger car, with its soft suspension," he "But with the stiffer undercarriage of a race car, they're enough to worry you. I'd say this is going to be a wild race track until the drivers get used to it." The other drivers who got in some shakedown laps were Jerry Grant, of Seattle and Jim alloy of Denver. Malloy, fourth place finisher in the May 30 Indianapolis 500, had yesterday's top lap speed, 152.723 miles per hour.

Unser, his brother Bobby, and top entries A. J. Foyt, Mark Donohue, Mario Andretti, Lloyd Ruby and McLaren team driver Pete Revson said they expected to begin shakedown runs tomorrow or Wednesday. The 33-car starting field will be decided in time trials Satur- STAR and NEWS Quick-Action WANT ADS Gel Fast Results TAILORING COMPANY 809 N. Delaware Phone 634-8559 ALBATROSS ($2.20) paced a mile In 1:57 to win the Prix d'Ete at Blue Bonnets Raceway In Montreal by 4V? lengths.

Dexter Hanover, a 22-to-l shot, was second. back. McElreath drove his Chevrolet-powered 'McElreath e-cial" to his victory. McElreath took the lead on the 70th lap after Al Unser, who was leading, lost control of his car and hit the outside retaining wall. Unser, was nu-hurt.

He finished 10th in the final standings. Second place went to Arnie Knepper of Bellville, 111. Don Hawley of Gardena, was third. Gar Wood Dies MIAMI Car Wood, the Detroit millionaire whose name was synonymous with power boat racing for more than 20 years, died Saturday in Miami. He was 90.

AP. SPQRTS SCQREBARD GOLF BASEBALL U.S. OPEN (At Ardmore, Pa.) (Par: 70-70-70-70280) NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST DIVISION Won Lost Pet. 69-72-68-71280 70-72-69-69 280 AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST DIVISION Won Lest Pel. SB Detroit Boston 35 -S4J Cleveland 30 34 11 New York 30 36 .455 12 Washington 13 39 .371 43 25 Pittsburgh i SESTT rLV x-Jack Nicklaui x-Lee Trevine Jim Colbert Bob Roiburo George Archer CB 3'i eVi .587 .534 .507 49-69-73-71282 59,000 71-72-70-69282 9,000 71-70-70-72283 6,500 70-73-70-70283 6.500 26 32 31 as 3 new YorK if' St.

Louis 37 Chicago 34 Montreal 24 Philadelphia 24 jonn Miner .424 13Vi .400 15'2 a-Jim Simons 71-71-65-74283 Ray Floyd 71-75-47-71284 5,000 Gay Brewer 70-70-73-72285 3,325 ej i WEST DIVISION WEST DIVISION udfnr nson -wiwa in 3.325 Bobby Nichols 69-72-69-75285 3,325 Wen Lost Pet. GB Bert Yancey 75-49-49-72 28J 3,325 .448 25 30 35 bod cnanes Bobby Cole Jernr Heard San Francisco Los Angeles Houston Cincinnati 44 37 32 31 72-5-69-70 284 2,220 72-71-72-71284 2,220 73-71-73-49284 2,220 9BA 9.99ft Pet. GB .467 .545 7 .507 14 .377 1SV4 .377 1 8V1 Won Lost 44 32 35 17 ..34 33 ..31 38 23 34 ..33 30 .552 7 .478 It .456 13Vi .437 15 .333 22 Oakland Kansas City Minnesota California Chicane Milwaukee Jerry McGee 37 40 44 31 Atlanta Fits many Mavericks, Hornets, Comets, Valiants, Falcons, Rambler Americans, size B78-14 plus F.E.T.of $1.96 per Chi Chi Rodriguei 70-71-73-72284 2,220 San Diego 23 E.UZ7 a-kamir 6(W3-3-6B ZB6 Homero Blaneaa 71.71.7.70 9fl7 i.7rui Dave Eichelberoer 72-72-70-73287 1,700 wuoiu, ee-a--ov 28r Hale Irwin 72-73-72-70287 1,700 Ken Still 71-72-69-75287 1,700 12-n-li-n 288 1,500 Arnold Palmer 73-48-73-74288 1,500 Bob Smith 71-74-71-72288 1,500 a-Ben Crenshaw 74-74-48-73289 Bruce Devlin 72-69-71-77289 1,253 lOf 1,253 70- 75-73-71289 1,253 71- 73-71-74284 1,253 72- 74-72-71-289 1,253 71-71-74-71 289 1,253 3aasGir zbv 1,253 73- 72-49-75-289 1,253 74- 70-71-73289 1,253 71-47-73-74 290 1,080 75- 72-70-73290 1,080 SILVERTOWN CUSTOM uon January Ralph Johnston Bob Lunn Bobby Mitchell Orville Moody Gary Player John Schroeder Kermit Zarley Bob Erickson Lou Graham John Lister Gene Littler Doug Sanders Julius Boras Dale Douglass Mason Rudolph John Schlee Chuck Courtney Paul Harney Labron Harris Jr. Don Bies j-9-i-u 2V0 1,1 74-74-71-71290 1,080 48-75-71-74 290 1,080 nf YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Cincinnati 5-2, Atlanta 4-0 St. Louis 5, Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 7-7, Montreal 1-3 New York 7-7, Philadelphia 4- (2nd game 11 innings) Houston 4-2, San Diego 0 San Francisco 4-2, San Diego 1-0 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Atlanta 0, Cincinnati 1 Chicago 7, St.

Louis 1 Montreal 10, Pittsburgh 1 New York 6, Philadelphia (II innings) San Francisco 7, San Dego 4 Los Angeles 4, Houston TONIGHT'S PITCHERS Philsdelphia (Palmer, 0-0) at Cincinnati McGlolhlin, 3-4). New York (Koosman, 3-4) at Pittsburgh (Ellis, 10-3). Montreal (Strohmayer, 0-1, and Reed, 1-1, er McGinn, 0-0) at Atlanta (Nash, 5-4, and Barber, 0-0), 2. St. Louis (Gibson, 4-5) at Lot Angeles (O'Brien, 1-1).

TOMORROW'S GAMES Philadelphia at Cincinnati (night). Chicago at San Francisco (night). New York at Pittsburgh (night). Montreal at Atlanta (night). St.

Louis at Los Angeles (night). Houston at San Diego (night). 498 98 998 2V2 72- 75-71-74-292 70- 73-77-72 292 74-73-77-49293 73- 74.72-74293 47-77-74-73 293 71- 74-72-77991 960 Fits many VW's, Mustangs, Corvaits, Darts, Barracuda's. Chevy ll's. Ramblers, sizes 5.60-15,7.00-13, and C78-14 plus F.E.T.

of $1.76 to $2.07 per tire. Fits many Javelins, Chevelles, Camaros, Cougars, Firebirds, Rebels, Ambassadors, Corvettes, Torinos, Plymouths, Jn 90 915 Bruce cramgton 73-73-71-77294 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Chicago IB, Minnesota I Boston 4, Washington 3 Cleveland 7-7, Detroit 4-4 (2nd tme suspended 8th inning) Baltimore 10, New York 4 Kansas City 5-4, California 1-1 Oakland 11-4, Milwaukee 4-7 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Minnesota 2, Chicago 1 (11 Innings) Washington 2, Boston Detroit 5, Cleveland New York 4, Baltimore 4 (11 Innings) California 7, Kansas City 4 Oakland 1, Milwaukee 0 TONIGHT'S PITCHERS Kansas City (Rooker, 0-5) at Chicago "oaManoMBIiie 14-2) at Minnesota (Cor- Baltimore (Demon, 4-4) at Washing- ton (McLain, 4-12). Cleveland (McDowell, 7-4) at Boston '''California" '(May, 3-5) at Milwaukee (Pattin, 4-7). TOMORROW'S GAMES ji Detroit at New York (2). Baltimore at Wellington, 1 (twi-nlght).

Kansas City at Chicago (mjht). Oakland at Minnesota (nlBtit). California at Milwaukee, (nignl). Cleveland at Boston (night). AMERICAN ASSOCIATION EASTERN DIVISION Won Lost Pet.

GB INDIANAPOLIS 37 24 .9.7 lawa 33 2f .532 4' Omaha' 32 .500 4V, tvansvllle 32 10 WESTERN DIVISION Won Lost Pet. GB Denver 34 27 .557 .525 1 915 415 Bobby Greenwood 73-74-73-74294 Bob Ruch 74-74-73-732a 915 75-72-69-78 29a 915 915 870 870 70 Charles Sifford Art Silvestrone Deane Beman Bob Dickson Al Geiberger i-Dannv Yatei Miller Barber Gene Borek Roy Face Ronnie Reif Charles Coody e-Jim Masserio 74- 70-74-74 294 72- 73-70-80295 73- 74-74-72-295 71- 71-75-78-295 72- 75-74-72295 73- 73 72-78-296 75- 71-75-74-297 72- 76-73-76297 73- 72-75-78298 70-76-75-79300 850 815 815 820 10 J-7 302 lyj piaei today sizes E78-14, F78-14and F78-15, plus F.E.T. of $2.21 to $2.42 per tire. Fits many Chevy's, Dodges, Fords, Oldsmobiles, Pontiacs, T-Birds, Buicks, Chryslers, Mercurys, sizes G78-14, G78-15, H78-14, H78-15, plus F.E.T. ot $2.25 to $2.80 per tire.

AUTO RACING HERITAGE OPEN (At Southbury, Conn.) (Par: 73-73-73-219) Sandra Palmer ($3,7501 WEEKEND RESULTS SCCA TRANS-AM at Edmonton, Ontario Mark Donohue moved Into second Dlace In the Trans-Am ttanrflnat with 71-70 70 911 Chaka Hiaurfti r9 ki Above prices plus trade in. Whitewallt slightly higher. BUY NOW FOR A SAFE VACATION SALE ENDS JUNE 30, 1971 Jo Ann Prentice ($2,180) 74-70-6O-21J 73-73-47-213 76-71-48-215 victory yesterday In the fourth ract of the 'rol Skela wre r-UMllTO, WMO Tinsncg Sec- wapuill 11,0231 ond In a Mustang, continues to lead the fathy Whitworth ($1,024) tendings. Tulsa 14 40 .375 11V4 Donohue drove a Javelin In Wickey Wright (11,024) Wichita I A YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Camaro. Kalhy Cornelius ($1,024) IOmah.

(U iSS 72- 71-72215 70- 75-71214 74-44-71216 74'49-71 214 71- 71-74-214 73- 73-71217 73- 72-72217 74- 44-74-217 70-77-71-220 us mm a urLrntrr from nninrlmanni I at PAaaramai Ke 41 4 WVIIOI BDTKin I frrl rHARfiFl MA! man In hi Iowa i BANKAMERICARDl 3 WAYS TO PAY)- Lbudget terms i si ii SPflnts National amateur snort. c.t SZZ Sandra Spuilch (29) iawa 024 000 0-4 years. Jack Hlnkle, 1970 winner, drove a Kanivllle 030 013 -7 10 i Lola-Chew tc second. Uoan Blackburn of AMATEUR BASEBALL limoerieKe, Mr.n kwi- Ellis (3), Rath nnuo oen no Hansen and Al Barker of Jeffersonv tnii tP Womack (2-4). Felske (5), Howard Adamon, Mathwig 17) end Felske.

"yistith (1-1). HR fyensvlllo! ''Attendanco 1,507. VACATION SERVICE SPELT! A I BE SURE YOUR CAR rt-UIML is READY FOR THOSE FAMILY TRIPS. tlon snorts car raci. rtMSf "cord-setter Jlmmv Caruthers nn the next to last lao.

rhJv1 dl "idellned his car. Sffi11 Bill Renhaw third. Larrv Plr --a 552 52! EH Oenver Align front end Pack BIO SIX LEAGUE If'Jf 4, Decatur Hawks 1 Oecatur Hawks 1 I IT Institute Centrel Titans 4 Central Titans beat Weslslders, forfait MUNICIPAL LEAGUE Franklin 17.11. tn BRAECE SPECIAL ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT QUALITY LININGS Installation of linings Correct brake fluid level Repack front wheel bearings Inspect entire brake system ir MOST CARS REG. $29.95 I I disc brakes extra 25.000 MILE GUARANTEE B.F.Goodrich guarantees the Raybestoa Raymold brake linings installed on your car tor 25,000 miles when used in non-com.

mercial passenger car service. Should the linings tail or wear out during this period they will be replaced at no charge for the linings and only a small service charge for installation. WtSSSA (3-6). wT wneo' oeanngs anc front wheels Inspect Caruthera won Saturday nioht'a feature at Springfield, III. HR pen vert raueiwn Attendence 1.404.

1 --'r. brake system SALE PRICE imjtanaaeKa Speedreme- "-13. Midwest Secret lent- Rrn Utterbach led Rav Snri ih. 1-0 Wichita J00 801 170- 11 114 001 0024 11 1 WHS Electric 13-1, Noblefvlllo 1-0 1 YOUR LIFE DEPENDS ON IT! SOFTBALL MOST AMERICAN CARS DISC BRAKES EXTRA finish line to win last nioht'a 25-lap teature flBure-eloht race. Joe Lowe was third.

Al Sneers won the trophy deh. Utterbach and Frank Emberton won the semi-features. Emberton won Saturday nlohfs teature. 1PRINT CARS at Paraeon, Barr won the feature race, followwd by Danny Bolen and Bob Ktnser. Rodney liter won the stock car feature.

ARCA STOCKS at Raceway Park Rm Slolf led Iran start to finish In capturlnq Saturday niaht'K lrm-lan faatur. nn IBP'a Bovd, jenei (1), SamlneH (7), Thomeg 18). Hleslns () and Isaact Bare, Hue-eini (7), Chlupaa (). Hrebo.ky () and W-Hrahosk (1-01. LP-Mleol4 (1-4).

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MERIDIAN llndpli.) 435-3407 HORSE RACING USAC STOCKS at New Bremen, Ohio-Jack Bownher made a clean sweep of weekend races, winning the 100-leo Rois-burg teature Saturrtay and yesterday's 1(10. lao event at New Bremen. Larry Sarwanner was second and Paul Feldner third yesterday, Rowaher took the lead In Saturday's event In Ford after front-runners Verlln Baker and Roger McCluskey sidelined In a iiven-car mlshao. There wart no Inlurles. Feldner was second In the Rosiburg race, USAC SPRINT CARS at Mechanicibwg, Smith won Saturday nlehl's 3D-lao teature, taking the lead on the seconO lap and maintaining II the rest nf the way.

Dick Tobias wet second ind Don Nordhofn third. Rubens. wp-Climens (4.4). LP-Behney (1-4). HR-Omahei Martini! (I).

Attendence 4,414. vansvllle 1, Iowa 0 (second game eoll-aened, rain.) Tulie io, Wichita Okiahama Clly 1, Denver 0 TONIGHT'S GAMES Omaha at INDIANAPOLIS, li4t. Wuiiila at Tulsa. Oenver al Oklahemo City, i OUR CHERI AMOUR ($10.10) brefied to a 4 lenglh score In the Coaching Club American Oaks as Deceit wasted a chance for the 3-yeer-old fillies' Triple Crown at Belmont $ON ANOE ($10.20) in. Ishea 1 lengths ahnad of Mr.

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