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'Tl' "at'Sfaj-aj 2C ST. PETERSBURG TIMES SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1975 i ffiiir fiCun irdEiQjinol RESULTS SCHEDULES SCORES STANDINGS EVENTS TRANSACTIONS 4, Harvard, 6-5, 265, Sr. Quoque, Y. 7. Roman Tuesday 1 Church Steeple Guardt Ned Deene, Massachusetts, 6-3, 235, Wllbraham, Vic Statflert, Yale, 6-0, 215, Jr.

Lynbrook, I IB LrrnJ NFL NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eastern Division Pet PF PA Center Don Macek, Boston College. 6-2, 255, Manchester N.H Quarterback Mike Kruczek, Boston Loseoe, a-i, zoo, sr. Fairfax, Va. Running backs Keith Barnette, Bos ton College, 6-2. 205, Sr.

Medford, Mass. Bit Burnham, New Hampshire, 64, 205, so. Boston; Don Getickl. Yale, a-2, 205, sr. Dover, N.J.

DEFENSE Ends Ed McAleney, Massachusetts, t-J, 240, sr. south Portland. Maine, Scott Keter, Yale, 6-2, 185, Sr. Shaker Heights, Ohio. Tackles Peter Cronan, Boston Col lege, 6-1, 240, Jr.

Framinaham. Mass. Lou Kobza, Holy Cross, 6-0, 220, Sr. Lake in the Hits, Linebackers-Reggie Williams, Dart mouth, 4-1, 215, Sr. Flint, John Smoot, Yale, 6-1, 200, Sr.

Boston; Dave Rozumek. New Hampshire, 6-2, 215, Sr, Lawrence, Mass. Backs-Bit Emper, Harvard 5-11, 185, waatngtord, Jack Leggeft Maine, 5-9, 175, Sr. South Burlington, Scott Perry, Wltlams, 6-0, 180, Sr. Wilton, Paul Murphy, Boston College, 6-0, lag, so.

wostwood, Mass. AP top 1 5 X-St. Louis 10 1 0 .769 332 263 w-OeHas 4 0 .692 319 247 Washington I I 0 41) 322 250 N.V. Giants 4 9 0 .30 190 283 Philadelphia 3 10 0 .231 199 299 Central Oivitlon -Minnesota 11 10 .044 342 167 Detroit 7 4 0 .534 232 234 Green Bay 3 10 0 .231 204 272 Chicago 3 10 0 .231 149 362 Western Division x-Los Angeles 11 I 0 446 302 132 SanFranciso I 0 .385 232 260 Atlanta 4 9 0 .300 227 267 New Orleans i 11 0 .154 140 311 4 f'i 'I 1 i. Eastern Holiday Classic FRIDAY'S RESULTS MEN'S DIVISION boo Hit, Vermont John Teague, Vermont Scott Hardy, Vermont WOMEN'S DIVISION Mary Sealon, Michigan Sarah Pendelton, New Hampshire Maggie Crane, New Hampshire Solunar tables AJVI.

"p.M. Data Day Minor Major Minor Major Dec ember 20 Sat 6:00 12:15 6:30 21 Sun 7:05 1:20 7:30 TODAY'S TIDES 1250 1:45 NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE ATLANTIC DIVISION Pet. Boston 18 7 .720 Philadelphia 19 8 .704 Buffalo 15 13 .536 New York 10 20 .333 GB low CENTRAL DIVISION Atlanta .560 .520 Houston Cleveland Washington .500 .480 .360 New Orleans WESTERN CONFERENCE MIOWEST DIVISION Detroit 11 13 .458 Milwaukee 10 14 .417 1 Kansas City 10 16 .385 2 Chicago 6 19 .240 6 PAt.ir-11, PIVIftlUN Golden State 19 4 .760 L01 Angeles 18 12 .600 3V Phoenix 14 10 .583 4' x-Seattle 14 14 .500 t'i Portland 10 IB .357 10V4 Late games not Included THURSDAY'S RESULT Atlanta 1 14, Lot Angeles 98 FRIDAY'S RESULTS Boston 120, New York 112 Buffalo 104, Washington 88 Chicago 104, Los Angeles 91 Philadelphia 115, Detroit 114 Houston 113, Atlanta 107 Cleveland 128, Phoenix 124 2 OT New Orleans at Seattle, night TODAY'S GAMES Houston at Atlanta Chicago at New York Boston at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington Buffalo at Kansas Oty Milwaukee at Golden State New Orleans at Portland ABA AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern Division Miami 9 4 0 .692 Baltimore 9 4 0 492 Buffalo 8 5 0 .615 New England 3 10 0 .231 N.Y. Jets 3 10 0 .231 Central Division x-Plttsburgh 12 1 0 .923 Cincinnati 10 3 0 .769 Houston 9 4 0 .692 Cleveland 3 10 0 .231 Western Division -Oak land 10 3 0 .769 Denver 7 0 .462 Kansas City 8 0 .385 San Diego 2 11 0 .154 343 361 407 237 237 370 293 272 208 347 241 262 172 209 248 320 324 402 152 229 216 351 235 293 313 298 I. Sun rises 7:17 a.m.

sets 5:39 P.m.; Moon rises 7:45 p.m., sets 8:46 a.m. FINAL COLLEGE DIVISION POLL 1. Texas All (27) 12-0-0 372 2. N. Michigan (12) 13-1-0 354 3.

W.Kentucky 11-2-0 317 4. Grambing (1) 9-34 216 5. Wittenberg (1) 12-1-0 147 6. Livingston 10-34 129 7. North Dakota 9-1-0 118 8.

Boise State 9-2-1 100 9. New Hampshire 9-3-0 83 10. N. ktwa 9-3-0 78 11. Henderson St.

11-1-0 67 12. E. Kentucky 8-2-1 51 13. Ithaca 10-1-0 47 14. Salem 11-1-0 46 15.

Tex. Lutheran 11-1-0 30 St. Petersburg Municipal Pier I High tide 1:37 a.m. 4:50 o.mj Low tide 9:35 a.m. 8:00 p.m.

I Tampa results FIRST RACE-5-ll MHO. Grade Apr! Pick (4) 11 JO 5.00 3.60 Speeding Queen (3) 7.00 5.40 Marie Hanky (8) 5.20 Quinlela (3-4) 45.80. 32.09. SECOND RACE-5-16 Mile, Grade Island Rock (8) 11.20 6.40 4.80 Clay (7) 7.40 4.00 Bll Maxim (1) 6.00 Quinlela (74) 55.80. Perfecta (8-7) 232.20.

Dally Double (44) 97.20. THIRD RACE-5-16 Mae. Grade Sis Veronica (6) 10.00 5.00 3.60 Querrymount Lime (4) 5.80 3.60 Texas Sue (2) 6.80 Quinlela (44) 32.80. 32.37. Perfecta 164) 97.50 FOURTH RACE 3-1 Mile, Grade Marlssa Sue (2) 12.00 6 00 4.60 Perfecta Jet (1) 4.80 3 80 Constellation (4) 3.80 Quinlela (1-2) 35.60.

38.91. Perfecta (2-1) 96.00. FIFTH RACE-5-16 Mile, Grade Songa(l) 6.20 5.40 5.00 3.00 3.20 3.00 Straighten Up (4) Gold ore (B) Quinlela (14) 37.40. Perfecta (14) 121.20. SIXTH RACE-34 MHe, Grade A Bat (8 3.60 3.60 2 40 K's Columbus (4) 5.20 3.80 K'sAper(7) 4.40 Quinlela (44) 20.00.

Perfecta (84) 44.40. SEVENTH RACE-5-16 Mile, Grade Keen Sport (1) 9.20 3.60 2.80 K's Explorer (7) 4.20 2.80 Mickey Vicky (6) 3.40 Quinlela 1-7) 29.60. 31.69 Perfecta (1-7) 60.30. EIGHTH RACE 34 Mile, Grade Morning After (5) 43.00 14.80 7.80 Miss Caprioled (7 26.60 14.00 Montague Report (2) 3.80 Quinlela (5-7) 142.00. 38.90.

Perfecta (5-7) 534.00. EIGHTH RACE-34 Mile Grade Morning After (5 43.00 14.80 7.80 Miss Caprioled (7 26.60 14.00 Montague Report (2) 3.80 Quinlela (5-7) 142.00. 36.90 Perfecta (5-7) 534.00. NINTH RACE-5-16 Mile Grade Ghost Chaser (4) 14.40 9.40 3.20 Yeter Bear (7) 6.20 3.20 Deta Mac (5) 2.80 Quinlela (4-7) 51.20. Perfecta (4-7) 117.30.

TENTH RACE-5-16 Mile, Grade do Day (7) 11.60 4.80 2.80 Sokoi (2) 4.40 3.20 Pack Yur Bag (4) 3.00 Quinlela (2-7) 22.80. Perfecta (7-2) 83. 10, ELEVENTH RACE-5-16 MHe, Grade Wildlife Dancer (3) 13.80 5.60 4.60 Lake Atlas (5) 5.20 3.60 Bayko (4) 3.40 Quinlela (3-5) 38.80. 31.87. TWELFTH RACE 34 MHe, Grade JJ Texas (8) 23.20 7.20 5.20 Gallant Mergo 4.40 4.20 G's Red (4) 7.20 Quinlela (14) 32.60.

Perfecta (8-1) 171.60. Big (3-5) (14) 895.20. HanoTe S421.S72, Tampa entries MATINEE FIRST RACE-5-16 Mile, Grade Balne Mini Murphy Gauttler Bll Pattle Moth Star Rose K's Maryme Retsei Thekna (2), Latent pronto (6). I. Lee Yates (3), H.

Fudge (4), Sneaky Snake (6). t. H's Moonglo (7), M. David (1), Sheriff (5). 10.

Mlneola Ugly (I), Jeanne Hater (1), ceoence (7). 11. Bob's Oenlce (8), Streak Hoefer (2), 1 irumpeta (4). 12. Kid Dynomite (5), Streak Bel (2), Reaywood (4).

Daly Double-) 1-1). Best Bet-Balne 1 in 1st race. NIGHT 1. Bo Rat Sweetie (3), Dave's Dream (I), Blocker (4). 1 Corky Cat (7), Pechudo (2), Quick Glance (4).

J. Question (8), Over React 1 Jarwln Bud (4). 4. T's Kathy (7), Cyrvla (1), Fit (2). 1 Broadford Joan (8), Hardlabor Creek (4), Montague Mogul 2 4.

Peaceful Car (6), Windswept KM (8), Midas Grade (5). 7. Dawg Patch (6), Starting Effect (1), HetoKendl (4). 8. President Lad I Bannon's King (3), r-ancy rieie tel.

f. Bewares (2), K's Navigator 1 Nlpa uaisy tel. 10. Guss Lane (1), Dottle Power (7), McKavett (4). 11.

Bob's Mona (7), Andy Shannon (3), sne uohv (2). 12. Ida (2), Sissy Sue (8), My Day (1). uany uouoie (3-7). Best Bel-President Lad (1) In tth race.

Tampa pro card AT CURTIS HIXON HALL Feature Walter White. 173V. Tamoa, del. Bob- oy uoya I'l'J, Fort Lauderdale. 10- round unanimous decision.

Preliminaries Tommy "KWer" EWs. 156. St. Peters. burg, knocked out Jerry Hall, 149, Fort Lauoerdaie, at 0:42 of the first round.

Wllle Chemev. 154. Tamoa. scored TKO over Benlamln Byrd, 174, Fort Lau derdale, at 0:17 of the first round. Sweet Merlin Lewis, 174, Tampa.

scored TKO over Benlamln Byrd, 174, Fort Lauderdale, when Byrd failed to answer the fifth-round bet. J. T. Dowe, 145, Tampa, scored TKO over Randy Armstrong, 149, Tampa at ot tne tmra round. A-300 (estimated) English League Friday's Results Division 1 Everton Coventry 1 Division 2 Southampton 2, West Bromwlch 0 Division 4 Torquay 3, Southport 1 Tranmere 2, Reading 0 U.S.-Japan Collegiate AT NARASHINO, JAPAN Collegiate match AT NARASHINO, JAPAN Final round scares INDIVIDUAL Ptt.

Curtis Strange, United States 208 Sburo Fullkl, Japan 210 Masahlro Kuramolo, Japan 210 TEAM United States 26 Japan 14 Pet. GB 19 5 .792 16 I 467 3 17 9 454 3 15 10 .600 4li 13 13 .500 7 13 17 .433 9 23 .179 16 SECOND RACE-5-16 Mile, Grade Esker's Monalee Optima Artistic Style Fraction Tom Tel Wright Elite Do Rite Red Wydiff June THIRD RACE-5-16 MHe, Grade Yorktown Craig Yates Horace Mr. Thunderbolt Amelia's Son Cindy's Choice Cat John Lake Abner FOURTH RACE-5-16 Mile, Grade Rot's Pride T's Nlta Doodle Adolf McPrlde Pure Silver Bartow Danger NHL CAMPBELL CONFERENCE PATRICK DIVISION Ptt. OF OA Philadelphia 21 4 N.Y. Islanders 18 9 Atlanta 16 14 49 140 42 132 35 106 92 30 107 132 N.Y.

Rangers 13 17 SMYTH DIVISION x-Chlcago 9 11 99 93 x-Vancouver St. Louis 14 5 16 5 18 4 98 107 76 117 Kansas Oty Minnesota 19 1 72 114 WALES CONFERENCE NORRIS DIVISION Montreal 51 145 72 Los Angeles 36 97 101 x-Pittsburgn 28 127 128 24 85 130 10 99 164 Detroit Washington ADAMS DIVISION Buffalo 19 8 4 42 129 Boston 16 7 8 40 106 Toronto 11 12 8 30 97 97 11 18 3 25 84 106 Late game not Included. THURSDAY'S RESULTS New York Islanders 4, Toronto 2 Buffalo 5, Minnesota 2 FRIDAY RESULTS Atlanta 8, New York Rangers 3 Philadelphia 7, Washington 5 Pittsburgh at Vancouver, night Kansas City 4, Detroit 1 Chicago at California, night TUDAT'S lAfVIC3 New York Islanders at St. Louis Montreal at Vancouver Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Detroit at Minnesota Kansas City at Toronto Buffalo at Boston SUNDAY'S GAMES Minnesota at New York Rangers New York Islanders at Chicago St. Louis at Philadelphia Atlanta at Boston Montreal at California Washington at Buffalo WHA EAST DIVISION Pts.

GF GA Cincinnati 13 16 1 27 114 140 New England 13 15 3 29 91 94 Indianapolis 13 15 2 25 97 97 Cleveland 10 17 3 23 97 102 WEST DIVISION Houston Minnesota x-San Diego Phoenix 18 11 0 36 116 104 13 12 12 28 86 90 28 108 94 27 92 104 23 92 109 x-Oenver 11 CANADIAN DIVISION Winnipeg 46 134 85 45 145 119 32 124 138 32 111 105 21 135 150 Quebec Edmonton Calgary Toronto Late games but Included. THURSDAY'S RESULTS Phoenix 7, Indianapolis 1 San Diego 7, Cincinnati 3 Quebec 5, Winnipeg 4 FRIDAY'S RESULTS Indianapolis 5, Cleveland 4 New England 14, Edmonton 2 Calgary 5, Toronto 3 San Diego at Denver, night TODAY'S IkAfVIES Winnipeg at Minnesota Houston at Phoenix Indianapolis at Cleveland New England at Cincinnati Calgary at Quebec SUNDAY'S IpAIVies Minnesota at Winnipeg Houston at San Diego Phoenix at Indianapolis Quebec at Cincinnati Toronto at Edmonton Three-Quarter Century Club TODAY'S GAME Kids vs. Kubs, 2 p.m. No charge. Half-Century Club FIRST GAME KINGS PELS Plyr Pet ab Plyr Pes.

ab Navy It 3 2 3 Marker rf 4 0 1 Nicholson lb 4 0 0 Garrett 2b 4 14 Kivlen rf 4 12 Kkxek 3b 4 12 Norkus 3b 4 11 Taylor ss 3 11 Matthews 2b 3 2 2 Volt cf 3 12 Langp 3 1 1 Word 3 1 1 Padgett sf 3 12 McMuten ss 3 2 1 Royston lb 3 12 Steele Miller sf Robblns cf Kazyk Vaughan Totals 4 1 1 4 2 2 4 1 2 4 0 3 4 0 1 38 fit Totals 33 11 IS Pels Kings 401 401 100 105 1- 9 0-11 2B-Robblns, Nagy 2, Lang. 3B-Mer ker, Nagy. SECOND GAME GULLS KINGS Plyr Pes ab pivr pu abrh roner ct in Nagy If 3 0 1 4 1 I Statto rf 4 11 Nicholson lb Papp 2b 3 2 2 KlvHn rf Norkus 3b 4 2 1 Ktocek 3b McMuten ss 4 1 2 Tavlor ss 4 1 0 3 1 0 4 0 2 Smith lb 4 0 2 Matthews 2b 4 0 1 Swan son 10 0 Volt cf 4 0 0 Potrovsky 4 0 1 Lang Be ait If 3 0 0 Word 4 1 3 4 1 0 3 1 2 Sctummel sf 3 0 1 Padgett sf McComet 3 0 0 Totals 37 6 11 Totals 4 10 Gulls 300 120 00-6 10 Kings 003 201 00-4 11 2B Taylor, Navy. 38 Padgett. Davis Cup 1975 Finals AT STOCKHOLM FRIDAY'S RESULTS Btorn Bora Sweden, def.

Jk-I Hrehetk Czechoslovakia, 6-1, 6-3, 64. Jan Kodes, Czechoslovakia, def. Ova sengston, Sweden, 4-6, 4-2, 7-5, 6-4. Davis Cup 1976 North American Zone AT MEXICO CITY FRIDAY'S RESULTS Jimmy Connors, U.S., def. Marcek) Lara, Mexico, 6-2, 6-1, 3-4, 4-4, 7-5.

Raul Ramirez, Mexico, def. Brian Gottfried, US. 6-1, 6-4, 6-2. Davis Cup AT MANILA, THE PHILIPPINES First round tinalet The Phflpptnet vs. India, ppd rabi Sunshine Cup AT MIAMI BEACH QUARTERFINALS Singlet Jote Oerc, Argentina, def.

Roberto Vizcaino, 0-6, 7-5, 7-5; Fernando Luna, Spam, def. Eduardo Bengochea, 64, 6-3; Heinz Guenthardt, Switzerland, def. Niei Brash United States, 4-4, 6-4, 6-2; Walter Redondo, United Stetes, def. Bernard Boi-leau, Switzerland, 64, 2-6, 7-6. Doublet Jote Oerc and Eduardo Bengochee rf.

Roberto Vizcaino and Fernando Luna, 7-5. 6-1; Mel Breth and Walter Red- def. Bernard Boeeau and Heinz Guenthardt, 44, 6-3. SEMIFINALS Todays matches Argentina vs. United States; West Ger many vs.

South Africa. Friday's events U.S. TROTTING ASSOCIATION Savtor wet named horse of the year In voting conducted by the organization. Sx Stockings finished a dose second In the I voting fofkmed by Nero, Bonefish and I Ttilm ii I rWVtJIsj I nVTXMT. axaeaaaiBaaaxeBeaxei 21 1.

2. 2. Weekly Ten Pin Honor Roll MEN'S SERIES Gary Hampshire, Sunshine Norm Grabowskl, Sunshine Wayne Slscoe, Bowlarama Pete Perkins, Sunshine Jim Hood, Sunshine Mack Batard Meadowiawn Bernle Calvert, Meadowiawn Nets Sand, Meadowiawn 708 707 698 682 650 649 649 647 645 640 279 267 266 258 2S8 257 257 257 255 255 Ron Alen, Sunshine Ed Noti Tan Pins MEN'S GAMES Gary Hampshire, Sunshine Wayne Slscoe, Bowlarama Morty Salch, Meadowiawn Bob GaWner, Dunedm Waly PhMie, Sunshine Jeff Taylor, Largo George Smith, Ten Pins Gus Fava, Sunshine Jim Hood, Sunshine Dennis Horton, Hl-Len WOMEN'S SERIES Al Masone, Twedt't 612 599 597 daudette Kobtn, Ten Pins Dot Leigh, Largo Elaine Lewis, Sunshine Mary Cook, Ten Pins 588 588 586 Glenna Burns, Ten Pins Mary Going, Ten Pins Ann O'Neal Moale Tremi Sunshine Anna Berger, Ten Pins 584 577 574 570 WOMEN'S GAMES Helen Lents, Orwtr Ten Pins Glenna Burns, Ten Pins Al Masone, Twedf Oaudette Kobtn, Ten Pins Judy Santangelo, Twedf Ann O'Neal, Largo 288 245 244 235 233 231 231 231 Edle Badgett, Orwtr Ten Pins Ruth Lantz, Ten Pins Vandl Freer, Twedf Anna Berger, Ten Pins 225 225 Other Suncoast High Scores CLEARWATER TEN PINS: Men-Frank Palka 225434, Carmen Don 243414, Rich Wats 223424, Mike Irwin 614, Ron Badgett 616, Ken McCllntlck 251-639, Ivan Davidson 245-618. Women Mary Brady 204-550, Verna Bishop 220-543, Gerry Brown 540, Edle Badgett 31-753 (four games), Helen Martin 730 (four games), Helen Lents 288. BOWLARAMA LANES: Wayne Slscoe 267-698, Leroy Fowler 214, Ray Waiczyk 221, Fred Dielytz 227, Buddy Brown 210, Bud Bayly 212-202, Bit Matheson 225, Bit Sawyers 212-575, J.

dement 222-598, R. Randal 213. Women Sue McKeage 202-552, Mildred Delslnger 206-535, Mary Lou Galarowlcz 526, Carol Hicks 514, Mary Blerbaum 509, Ethel Lyons 208-506, Betty Packard 500, Ardlth Pericles 501. Senior citizens Ray Secord 525, Fran Glglloltl 501, Harvey Kllb 513. LARGO LANES: Men-Jeff Taylor 257, Lloyd Belt 24 1, Dick Chamberlain 622, Larry Vaslcto 247-615, Ed Joyner 608.

Gene Hamilton 235-608, Dick Warm 615, Richard Johnson 613, Pete Eppinga 235, Wliam Brubaker 235, Joe Wotowa 233, Gerry Glannettlni 235, Freeman Casewel 232, Jim Flynn 232, Samuel Hltt 231, Jim Davis 619, Sy Sherman 234, Harry Aktrich 246429, Oren Hajek 235432, Jack Furst 230. Women Ann O'Neal 231-577, June Piper 212, Nancy Lynch 212, Anna Blyskol 2I6-5W, Kamy past 227, Katny Pogg 224, Dot Leigh 226-597, Erlene Kapltan 223, Pat Januslk 210, Berta Nye 214, Sharon Hoppenstedl 213. Senior dtlzent Hayman Douglas 549, George Wilson 217-557, BW McNalr 502, Joe Wood 505, Elwin Arney 210, George KeKJiara 202. Juniorseniors Dana Pauh 238434, Terry Dunlap 225, Barbara MWer 580, Randy Atkinson 496, Sherl Howard 172, scon Wallace 192. HI-LAN LANES: Men-Jim Buckley 561, Lee Lupo 204, Bit Cordes 212, Don Olson 223-589, Dave Fox 225, Jay Mar- luck 221-211407, Waiter Case 217, Russ Synder 234, Jerry Binchley 212, Joe Sokta- ro 213, Dennis Holton 255, Jack Furst 237, Ken Cole 2 16-576, Fred Lemmon 764 four games) women Marilyn Eddy 225-565, Dot Brady 211-557, Betty Swain 197, Jane Alen 1Z4 (trioleate), Iva Shaw 567, Del Kosfeld 213-564, Vea Connor 213, Chris Carter 203-525.

Juniorseniors John Foraker 213-577, Andy Halash 245-597, Bll Thompson 578, Mike Costablle 230, Marilyn Eddy 225- 565. 1 MEADOWLAWN LANES: Men-Phi Wegamn 244, Harold Beattle 234, Del Henertauth 232, Bll Weisey 229418, Al Ross 217, Rick Marsh 214, John Glynn 244408, Frank Green 213, Mack Batard 214-211-224-649, Sam McConnell 221, Wayne Woody 215, Bll Rains 224, John Arroyo 227, Len Reaume 223411, Gary Winters 210, Bernle Calvert 241-229449, Don Lowe 217, Bud Benfer 222412, Dave Fox 231, Nels Sand 246-244426, Gene Gordan 211, Tom Parker 239403, Walt Swlhart 254, Glno Denardln 243431, Steve Llnklewlcz 214414, Roger Johnson 214- 60, Kuay scmck 227, Nels sand 235447, Carl Cunningham 222, Morty Salch 266-636. Women-Glnny Goodwin 208, Kitty siater ms-ja, tsrenaa Dickman zuz, Joyce Bowman 202, Jody Bar tie tt 209. Senior citizens Bob Cuslck 21 1, Rust Rushton 201-561, Bit Hunt 204-201400. TWEDT'S LANES: Men-Jim Jordan 224-215411, Pete Arbogast 222, Hal Oen- oenon Hi, beorge scnrieter 240402, Roy Twedt 221, Ray Shirley 221-229, ant Wor- del 213, James Williams 235, John Trent 246, Bit McLaughlin 213, Jim Papavero 214, Harry Beacher 213, Virgil Lee 233- 125 (tour games), Chick Young 217, Gene Franke 254, Wayne Jacobson 215.

Women-Vandl Freer 225-557, Kay Kie-fer 209-537, Marlon Webendorfer 524, Dana Botson 216, Rose Coleman 515, Judy Santangelo 233, Al Masone 244-204411 1 TEN PIN LANES: Men-Mickey Cheser 236400, Bob Cathcart 217, Al Levy 219, George Roberts 223-220431, Bob Smith 214, Howard Chak 245420, Dan Coffee 247437 four games Denny Mas-set 217, George Smith 257429, John Bot-co 220404, Bll McDermott 213, Robert Hellker 232, Frank Lakus 235, Larry Flgard 247, Joe Zarky 225, Marlon Moore 228, Blair Caldwet 223, Al Ross 223, Ed Noel 225-640, Jim Myers 233, John Plotronskl 214, Don Craig 237, Jerry Ptoch 225, Tony Petrone 245, Tom Kenton 246. Women-Mary Going 234-584, Mary Cook 204-588. Glenna Burnt 245-586, Anna Berger 225-570, daudette Kobtn 235-566, Nadean Myert 563, daudette Kobin 225-599, Cathy Bideaxu 200. Senior dtlzent John Gannon 232-581, BW Maroskey 202-571, Dave Lulz 210-555, Ron Ward 549, Harold Butch 225-538, Dave Morgan 539, Vlnce Daly 535, Joe Kopf 522. SUNSHINE LANES: Men-Gary Hampshire 235-279-708, Norm Grabowskl 224-247-236-707, Sam Buck 246428, Pete Perkins 241412, Jim Hood 255450, Dom Troiano 251414, Ralph Capakto 244413, Ron Alen 254445, Fred Ortiz 424, BM Cope 240, Robin Hood 230411, Waly PhHHe 258, Pete Waiter 217, Gus Fava 257400.

Women-Mary Lou Lagane 217-504, Nan Reese 225-535, Donna Bedel 522, Elaine Lewis 200-588, MoMe Tremi 574, Ann Thornberg 202-572, Marge Blondo 1, Betty Swartz 551, Terry Ratlcen 208-566, Diane Michael 205, Sue Gey 201-503, Gat Beasley 217, Flo Boo art 221-517, Kathy Harless 200-555, Mary WWems 523, Jerry Barnett 535. Senior dtlzent Ruts Otveto 204-552, Ted Schmidt 228-561, tene Helm 204-203-548, Elzabeth Hoyer 523. DUNEDIN LANES: Men-Herb Brown 217421, Gary Etcnenkamper 212- 429, Gate Davis 223415, Ed Andres 234-601, Bobby Jonet 221401, Larry Oanfon 224-592, Jim Buckley 214-588, Bob Bkim-mer 222-588, Bob GeMher 258-587, Harry Atsdorf 233, Harold McEnerney 232. women jan scutton, 559, Ruth Colo 550, Rene Aday 202-541. Senior citizens Vern Groff 213-565, Elmer Weber 246-555, Axel Edwards 213- 544.

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fiitiii eHfUfMIH. I i 1 mi luitrTiT )' frntticiy trrrr I Hytsb WKslcr AL 1 x-dlnched division title w-dinched wild card spot TODAY'S GAMES Minnesota at Buffalo, 12:30 p.m. Denver at Miami, 3:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, 9 p.m. SUNDAY'S GAMES San Diego at Cincinnati, 1 p.m.

St. Louis at Detroit, 1 p.m. Dallas at New York Jets, 1 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 1 p.m. New England at Baltimore, 2 p.m.

Atlanta at Green Bay, 2 p.m. Cleveland at Houston. 2 p.m. Chicago at New Orleans, 2 p.m. Kansas City at Oakland, 4 p.m.

New York Giants at San Francisco, 4 p.m. NFL injury report Denver (6-7) at Miami (9-4): Broncos tackle Marv Montgomery (shoulder) and quarterback Charley Johnson (shoulder) are probable but Johnson wil be used only as a holder Don Strock again Is expected to start with Dolphin quarterback Earl MorraTs status uncer tain. Defensive tackle Manny F-emanaei and guard Ed Newman may open tor Randy Crowder (hamstring) and Larry Little (shoulder). Linebacker Bob Matheson (thigh) and wide receiver Howard TwH-ley (ribs) are probable. Cleveland (3-10) at Houston (9-4): Browns running back Greg Pruitt (rib) and linebacker Dick Ambrose (ankle) are probable but guard Robert Jackson again wil start for Bob McKay (neck) Oilers report middle guard Cur ley Cutp (chest), linebacker Steve Klner (arch) and linebacker Robert Brazile (neck) are probable.

Kansas City (5-8) at Oakland (10-3): Quarterback Tony Adams again witt start for Chiefs and either Jeff Kinney or Ed Podolak wit replace running back Mac Arthur Lane (ribs). Safety Mike Senslbaugh (knee) is probable For the Raiders, wide receiver Mike Siani replaces Fred Blletntkoff (knee). Three starters running back Marv Hubbard (shoulder), defensive tackle Art I horns (stomach) and tight end Bob Moore (hand) are probably but corner back Near! Collie may start for Willie Brown (thigh). New England (3-10) at Baltimore (9- 4): Patriots quarterback Steve Grogan wit start for Jim Ptunkett (knee) and linebacker Bob Geddes and tight end Bob Windsor may replace Steve Nelson (shoulder) andRuss Francis (foot). Running back Sam Cunningham (leg), guard Sam Adams (groin) and tackle Leon Gray (ankle) are probable.

Jim Cheyunskl (knee) is probable for the Colts, who report reserve running back Roosevelt Leaks (toes) and backup wide receiver Freddie Scott (knee) are doubtful. San Diego (2-11) at Cincinnati (10-3): Chargers quarterback Jesse Freltas Is expected to start for Dan Fouts (concussion), who Is doubtful. Safety Chris Fletcher (knee) is probable but backup safety Maurice Tyler (knee) Is out Bengals may shift John Shtnners or Howard Fast to guard for Dave Lapham (thigh), who Is doubtful Cornerback Lamar Parrlsh (hamstring) is probable but backup wide receiver Chip Myers (leg) Is doubtful. Atlanta (4-9) at Green Bay (3-10). Falcons guard Larron Jackson shoulder and wide receiver Ken Burrow neck are probiabie.

Backup corner back Hurles Scales loot is doubtful for the Packers. Chicago (3-10) at New Orleans (2-11). Bears have three probables defensive tackles Jm Osborne ankle and Waly Chambers shoulder and defensive end. Mike Hartenstlne shoulder Saints" announced quarterback Larry dpa ml start for Archie Manning right arm contusion. Also expected to start are linebacker Rusty Chambers for Rick Mkkseton knee, Nnebacker Greg Westbrooks for Don Coleman ankle, and wide receiver Henry Chllds again for Joel Parker knee.

Probables Include Nnebacker Joe Feders-pell, ankle, running back Aivln Maxson groin and cornerback Blvlan Lee groin. Philadelphia (3-10) et Washington (8-5). Four Eagles running back Art atone hamstring, tackle Stan Walters knee, center Ron Lou shoulder, and cor nerback John Outlaw hand are probable but safety Artlmus Parker may start fourth game lor BtS Bradey knee Redskins report querterbeck Randy Johnson wW start for sidelined Bll KHmer shoulder and foot surgery while Bryant Salter again wM be et cornerback for Pat Fischer arch with Brig Owens at safety. Five starters are probable: defensive tackle BM Brundige shoulder, linebacker Harold McLmton neck, tight end Jerry Smith ribs, defensive tackle Dlron albert finger, and wide receiver Charley Taylor ribs. Running back Ralph Nelson ribs may replace Mike Thomas ribs, who is doubtful.

New York Giants (4-9) at San Francisco (5-8). Tight end Jim Obradovlch probably opens for Giants' Bob Tucker concussion while wide receiver Welter GWette shoulder and Ray Rhodes hip are probable. Status of tackle Tom Muten shoulder Is uncertain quarterback Tom Owen and defensive tackle Jim Webb wit start for the 49ers, who report wide receiver Terry Beesley knee, linebacker Frank Nunley knee, defensive end Tommy Hart back and safety Tim Anderson neck at probable. Tight end Bit Larson again may start for Tom Mi tenet, ribs. St.

Louis 10-3) at Detroit (7-4). Car nets report running back Terry Metcatf wM be back after missing game with hip bruise. Backup wide receiver Earl Thom as' knee is doubtful. Craig Herf. wig may start for Lions Rockne Freites hip.

Linebacker Charley Weaver ankle is probable but cornerback Leonard Dunlap knee is out. Pittsburgh (12-1) at Los Angeles (11-2): Steelers report defensive tackle Joe Greene neck and wide receiver Frank Lewis knee are probable but safe ty Donme Shot and tight end Randy Grossman may start for Mike Wagner ankle and Larry Brown thigh Rams wW use running back Rob Scrtbner to alternate with Cuen Bryant In place of Jim Bertetsen knee surgery and report status of quarterback James Harris confuted right shoulder and tackle Charte Cowan ankle It uncertain. Probables include backup quarterback Ron Jaworski sore throat, wide receiver Ron Jessie leg, defensive tackle Mertn Often calf, Nnebacker tslah Robertson groin, and guard Joe Scibeti knee. Backup running back John Cappetettl mononucleosis is out. Minnesota (11-2) at Buffalo (8-5): Vikings again may start tnebecker Fred McNeM for Roy Winston shoulder and 1st Inebacker Jeff Stemon finger and guard Ed White heel as probable Bits' reserve tackle Hatvor Hegen broken ankle is out Dallas (9-4) at New York Jets (3-1).

Cowboys may ttart cornerback Bonnie Barnes and tackle Pat Donovan for Mel Renfro feet and Ray field Wright knee. Five startert-quarterback Roger Stau-bacti ribs, safety Charley Watert heet-enkle, wide receiver Golden Richards fki, running back Robert Newhouse groin and running back Preston Pearson caff -hand are probable Inebacker Steve Reese and center Joe Fields may open for the Jets In place of John Ebertoto neck and Wayne Mutagen ribs. Quarterback Joe Nameth efbow and running back John Rtggint ankle are probable Defensive end Jm Batey finger probably wfl play for Richard Neat ankle, who It doubtful along with running back Emerton Boozer ankle. All-New England team OFFENSE Endi-Oave Queht, Holy Cross, 64, 175, Cincinnati, Ohio; Gary FenrJk, Yale, 6-10, 185, Sr. Harrington, E.

Tackles-Owlet Palmer, Yale. 6-2, 265, HarrltburtV Pa; Dan JggettsJ Lions American Bowl NORTH RB Bit Marek, University of Wisconsin OT Steve King, university ot Michigan 1 1 Larry p.ain, unto state DB-Craig Cassktay, Ohio State DC-Jack Hoffman, Indiana L-Jim Stock, Notre Dame L-Peui Strohmier, Univ. of Washington lk eg ntiman, towa state SOUTH OT-Steve Wilson, University of Georgia OT-MIke Wltiams, University of Florida RB Jim Better ton. Norm Carolina C-Mike McCabe, South Carolina DE Mike Smith, University of Florida Gary Dunn, University of Miami High school state championships FRIDAY'S RESULTS Class 4-A Hlaleah-Miami Lakes 31, Tallahassee Leon 14 Class 3-A Ocala Forest 14, Delray Atlantic 9 Class 2-A Palmetto 13, Jasper-Hamilton County 11 Class i-a Greensboro 28, St. Petersburg Shoree rest Friday's events AMERICAN FOOTBALL COACHES ASSOC.

Named University of Georoia neeo coacn vmce uooiey coach of the year tor the southern district. UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Lt Gov William P. Hobby said he wil order a Sen ate inquiry in addition to kivestlaattont being conducted by the District Attorney and Unlvertlty of Texas officials Into illegal pay given Texas athletes hired as summer workers In the Senate print shop. Boca Ciega Invitational FIRST ROUND Team scares Dixie Hotlns (DH) 40, Brandon (Br) 33, Sarasota Rlverview (SR) 27, Seminole (Sem) 231, Oearweter IQwl 23, Bra- denton Manatee (BM) 22, Boca Clega (BO 17, Northeast (NE) 13, Gtbbs (G) 12, Crystal River (CR) 12, Lakewood (LW) lOvs. Largo (Lar) lO'i, Tampa Plant (TP) IVa, St.

Petersburg (SP) 6. iwatcnet 100-WHton (Br) p. Ohek (SP); 105, Nasworthy (DH) won by default; Chappas (SR) p. Heaberin (Lar) Higney (NE) p. Herman (CR) Blalss (BC) p.

Chance (TK) Grlmel (Ow) p. Granoff (TP) 022, Carleaa (BM) p. Hammond (Dun) 1:16. 107 Mlnskey (L) p. Aeen (TP) Carr (DH) p.

Martinez (Ow) 026, Entet (Duni a. mar am i iki e-e; nratev (N BM) d. Qutm (LW) 4-2; Beard (Sem) d. Krotck (SR) 6-4; Spangjer (CR) Fott (b) (Br) p. Krupttn (Nfcl 1:47.

(114)-Herman (CR) p. Dixon (Sem) (BC) d. Wets (SP)6-4; Martinez (Ow) p. Favaro (Lar) Bennett (TK) p. Afttd (G) Grant (BM) p.

Brunhekt (TP) McGowan (Br) d. Wood (NE) 18-3; Bird (SR) p. Greenberg (LW) 5:50. 121-Llnk (Br) p. Chlan (G) Almandarz (DH) CN shorn (Sem) 2-0, Boetnbeck (Ow) CBara (NE) 5-2; Ward (Dun) de.

Eit (SR) 15-4; Johnson (SP) p. De (LW) Sketton (BM) Convert (TP) 12-10. 12f-Meev (BM) p. Austin (BC) 1:32. Sdandra (DH) p.

Wets (SP) De (LW) d. a Bare (NE) 104; Newman (Ow) p. Poplawtkl (TP) Bodo (G) Stirling (Dun) 19-3; Gruenlnger (Sem) p. Kennedy (CR) Gomez (BC) won by forfeit. 134-Rlgney (BM) p.

Koney (LW) Conage (DH) p. Soufa (TP) Hubbard (G) p. Holowet (CR) Watson (Sem) p. Barrow (TK) Richardson (Dun) p. Sierchk) (BC) Gower (Lar) d.

OTooie (Ow) 84; Cofietd (Br) Estrada (NE) 19-2. 140-Lwtum (Br) dec. Nelson (Lar) 24-3; Ferderado (Cry) Vanderbleek (SP) 8-1; Owens (LW) d. Smith (TK) 8-2; PHger (BM) de. Enget (BC) 11-5; Bowers (Sem) p.

Gonyea (Dun) Heaton (SR) p. Crance (NE) Catron (TP) TOnkkt (DH) 20-11. 147-Adams (SR) MWer (G) 94; Plnow (DH) Grane (SP) 17-1; Matter ton (BC) Smith (Sem) 164; Event (LW) d. Cleveland (Br) 3-1; Taylor (Ow) d. Jordan (TP) 9-1; BudNck (NE) d.

Dumas (CR) 12-4. Wlslotskl (Lar) p. Rothrock (TK) 5:30. 157-Conrad (DH) d. Fabrlzto (G) 13-1; Keeier (SP) Thlelmenn (Sem) 14; Hoffman (NE) d.

Koulourarls (Ow) 9-1; Walton (SR) p. Plnkard(TK) ir; p. lerzci tuunt morns ilwi Jackson (CR) 64; Lentz (Br) p. Kety iri 169-Brlcker (Sem) p. Waiter (CR) it, Teaaterro (BM) d.

ThWe (G) 12-2; irby (BC) won by forfeit; Marmaro (DH) Howard (Lar) Steinberg (TP) Clymer (NE) 10-4; Walton (SR) p. Vanderbleek (SP) 1:45. 187-Lopzz (Br) p. McMahon (CR) jester (awl a. Rentro (Lar) 12-2; Venn (SR) d.

Wlszowaty (NE) 8-5, Woyan (DH) p. stagner (BC) 39; Davln (LW) Rood (TK 44; Cayener (G) Gaderien (TP) 94; Casey (Sem) Wright (SP) 204. Unl-Pautten (SR) Pounders (G) 9- Merson (Sem) Sialic (Br) 114; Wlszowaty (NE) p. Kehoe (Ow) 054; Hough TP) p. Green (Lar 1: 17; Wttams (TK) p.

Murray (CR) Gibbons (D) p. staring. (BM) 1:59. USAC money winners FINAL STANDINGS CHAMPIONSHIP CARS 1. A.

J. Foyt, 4,920 t. Johnny Rutherford, 2,900 3. Bobby Unser, 2,480 4. Waly Dalenbach, 2J05 5.

Bit Vukovtch, 7m STOCK CARS t. Ramo Stott, 2,360 Butch Hartman, 2,295 3. Sat Toveta, 1460 4. Bey Darnel, 1435 5. Paul Fektner, IJ70 DIRT CARS 1.

Jtmmy Caruthert. 700 Tom Blgelow, 640 3. Arnel Knepper, 344) 4. By Catteta, 30 1 Engefhart, 790 SPRINT CARS t. Larry Dickson.

831 I Roue Beale, 743 2 BUy Cesseta, 692 A Pancho Carter, 654 1 Tom Blgelow, 635 Denver New York Indiana San Antonio Kentucky St. Louis Virginia THURSDAY'S RESULTS Virginia 94. New York 90, OT San Antonio 115, Kentucky 102 FRIDAY'S RESULTS New York 1 13, San Antonio 97 St, Louis 139, Virginia 107 Kentucky 131, Indiana 116 TODAY'S vAMEa Kentucky at Indiana Denver at San Antonio SUNDAY'S GAMES Virginia at New York San Antonio at St. Louis Indiana at Denver College FRIDAY'S RESULTS Boise St. at Cai St.

Futerton, ppd. fog Pepper dine at Chicago St. ppd. fog Urbane 91, Wilmington 75 Stonehll 87, Surf ok 80 W. Va St.

74, Hanover 61 Trl-St. 93, Marian 71 Pace 90, Poly, N.Y. 53 Seton Hat 81, Wagner 62 N.Y. Tech 93, Pratt Inst. 55 i.E.

Mass. 105, Gordon 70 Geneseo St. 80, Ohio Northern 76, OT Bismarck 66, N.D.-Wiliston 60 Wyoming 57, Cat-Santa Barbara 49 Brigham Young 85, Nevada-Reno 76 Otterbein 101, Westminster 63 Cheyney St. 67, Winston-Salem 65 Jamestown 74, Northern 66 Trensykania 70, Earlham 68 Quincy W. 84, Winona 61 valley city 73, Bemtd 1 62 New Mexico 85, Portland St.

82 Milton 82, Northland 79 TOURNAMENTS DAYTON CLASSIC FIRST ROUND Long Beach St. 80, Wash. St. 74 Miss. St.

56, Dayton 54 WBTV-CAROLINA CLASSIC CONSOLATIONS Barber-Scotia 80, Livingstone 60 Catawba 83, Belmont Abbey 69 SEMIFINALS Lenoir Rhyne 73, Pfelffer 71 Gardner-Webb 86, J. Smith 81 CHOO-CHOO CLASSIC FIRST ROUND Carson Newmarm 55, Buffalo St. 41 Tenn-Chattanooga 96, W. Georgia 94 VOLUNTEER CLASSIC FIRST ROUND Oemson 82, Middle Term. 46 Tennessee 99, Army 69 INDIANA CLASSIC FIRST ROUND Indiana 93, Georgia 56 Va.

Tech 87, Oregon 60 KENTUCKY INVITATIONAL FIRST ROUND Oregon St. 87, Arizona St. 83 Kentucky 66, Ga. Tech 64 YOUNGSTOWN CLASSIC FIRST ROUND Akron 57, St. Francis, NY 54 BIG SUN FIRST ROUND Alabama 6Z Pitt S3 Alcorn Invitational First Round Bishop 96, Delta St.

90 Jayhawk Classic First Round LaSalle 59, Texas A8.M 57 Aggie Holiday Classic First Round Jackson St. 1 14, Elizabeth Oty St. 95 Kiwanit Classic Central Ohio 1 17, Judson 74 Geo. Wltlams 93, Detroit Tech 83 Carthage 93, Spring Arbor 76 Cable Car Classic First Round Providence 73, Santa Clara 66 Spring Arbor Tourney Cent. Ohio 117, Judson 74 Geo.

WINiamt, 93, Detroit Tech 83 Cathage, Wis. 93, Spring Arbor 76 Ferris St. 95, Grand Valley St. 76 Centre Tournament Centre 84, Ky. Chris.

52 Indiana 77, Berea 70 Winchester Invitational Semifinals Shepherd 90, Mansfield St. 88 Va. Union 124, Shenandoah 75 High School Fridays Return Lakewood 79, Dunedki 42 Seminole 80, GMbbt 76 Crettview 44, Century 44 Dixie HoNns 70, St. Petersburg 68 Northeast 96, Boca Oega 54 Cedar Key 45, JacksonvWe Bel 39 Lakeland 81, Tampa Jesuit 72 Milton 55, NkevWe 48 GamesvWe 73, Winter Haven 64 Jefferson 64, Tampa Plant 55 Tampa Catnotc 52, Tampa King 51 Lakeland Santa Fa 41, Groveiand 59 (OT) Mulberry 40, Halnet City 39 Tampa Chamberlaei 60, Robinson 58 Tampa Bay Tech 62, Tampa East Bay 48 (OT) Brandon 76, HMsborough 71 Alachua Santa Fa 94, WHtston 50 Plant Oty 74, Tampa Leto 50 Fletcher 54, Lake Oty 52 Sandalwood 57, JacksonvWe Wolf ton 68 JacksonvWe Parker 62, note wood 64 Rlbautt 66, JacksonvWe White 44 JacksonvWe Lee 89, Stanton 44 Orange Park 57, JacksonvWe Jackson 45 Paxon 42, Raines 54 Jacksonville Victory 62, JacksonvWe 55 Boast 79, JacksonvWe Episcopal 46 Stuart-Martin 54. Winter Park 50 Deland 73, Orlando Colonial 70 Lake Weir 45, Ft.

Lauderdale Gibbons 55 Dunneton 75, Inverness-atrus 53 Crystal River 59, BrooksvWe-Hernando 55 Orlando Oak Ridge 54, Orlando Moore 48 Eustis 68, Lake Howet 48 Longwood Lyman 70, Ovledo 51 Miami Christian 88, Orlando Tabernacle 40 iGatnetvWt 73, Winter Haven 44 Cocoa Beech 84, ThutvWe 50 K. Yonge 74, mtertachen 54 Ft. Walton Beach 76, Detuniek Spgs- Walton44 Miami Jackson 49, Curler 6 Carol Oty 67, Miami Springt 63 Miami Cotjmtxs 8. LaSate 40 Deerborne 45, Wettmintter 50 Fla. International 71 Guftver 52 Miami Beach 64, Coral Park 54 Loyola 4), Lear 37 Miami Edison 75, North Miami 70 Miami Beech 71, HWeah 59 Moore Haven tt Bithop Verot 54 Miami Wlan 69, Coral Gables 51 Miami Northwestern S3.

Miami Central 90 South Miami 75, South Dade 47 iMontlceto Aucfta 74. Panama Chris flan 45 Tatahatsee McOay J5I, Quincy Monroe Friday's events SPIRITS OF ST. LOUIS Sent tee- ond-year forward Gut Gerard to the Denver Nuggets for cash and future consider ations. Gerard has teen Bmtted action ttt year because of hand ktfurlet. DETROIT PISTONS Lost guard Wal Jonet for at kratt four weeks with an Injury to Nt left knee).

A Each me grown-up Clantons created chaos They played with the electric trains, the toy trucks, the halls and the hats. You name it. The Clanton kids were left with nothing Last Christmas, FIFTH RACE-5-16 Mile, Grade B's PoW Stay Cool Sonic Equal Value Be Selective KG Ace Caesar Kolar SIXTH RACE-5-16 Mile, Grade Hafta Hurry Witnesseth Lady Klmberly Devonian Monarch Wllcllfte Gee Laurla Luann K's Sprite Bob's Mia SEVENTH RACE-888 Sprint, Grade Roman Tuesday Kansas City Baby Church Steeple Lasan't Pronto Black Shot Drumbeater Little LNa B't Altera EIGHTH RACE-5-16 Mile, Grade B's Sara Lee Donna Del Maltland Mike Sneaky Snake Lee Yatet Sweet Beauty D't Fudge Steel Belt NINTH RACE-5-16 Mile, Grade Ma's David Sheriff Grace Gauttler Jerry Astro Whiz K's Moonglo Modest Mltzl Cresllp TENTH RACE-5-16 Mile, Grade Jeanne Hater Sno Ike Color Spree Strato Queen Bo Porter Cadence Ma's Sir Gerard Mlneola Ugly ELEVENTH RACE-5-16 Mile, Grade B's Sweet Hope HCi Cect Streak Hoefer Gift Of Alan Grebe Bashful Bubba J's Trumpeta Bob's Oenlce TWELFTH RACE-5-16 Mile, Grade Mar corns Mller Kid Dynomite Streak Bel Ralywood Roving Man Lotta Quota Hurts Vice But Nice NIGHT FIRST RACE-5-16 Mile, Grade Dave's Dream Sly Man Mighty Meryl Millies Style Bo Rae Sweetie Prairie Wildfire Blocker Tel Eagle SECOND RACE-5-16 Mile, Grade Brief Idyl Mountcastle King Pechudo Lucy La Vet Blondy Fly Corky Cat Quick Glance Ceemax THIRD RACE-5-16 MHe, Grade Over React Miracle Whizz Miss Cassanova Whistling Buster Power Sweep Ed's Bobba Jarwln Bud Question FOURTH RACE-34 Mile, Grade Cylvla Blockbuster Fit Island Drifter Tel Del T's Kathy South Stocky Rip Off FIFTH RACE-5-16 Mile, Grade Touch Ot Class Mr. Setzer Montague Mogul Lake Ice Franconia Hutker Fire Hardlabor Creek Broadford Joan SIXTH RACE-5-16 MHe, Grade Llstowei Scamp Midas Grade Amlei Peaceful car K'l Viking True Champion Bailln Windswept Kid SEVENTH RACE- -5-16 Mile, Grade Abbey Tower Dawg Patch Hosiery Starting Effect B's Plain Joe Scepter HetoKendl Nlpa Problem EIGHTH RACE-34 Mile, Grade President Led Babe Mlneoia Deisey Friday Bannon's King Canoe Shoees Pin Hero Fancy FHHe NINTH RACE-5-16 MHe, Grade K's Navigator Princess Pet Bewares Nipa Daisy How Bout Now Tan Leather GPR's Robin Faoide Spec TENTH RACE-34 Mile, Grade Guts Lane T's Rene Pees Tracy Bob's Louis Solo Jack Dottle Power McKavett KytehU Mime ELEVENTH RACE-5-16 MHe, Grade Barnaby Axe John John She's Doty Banker Andy Shannon Bob's Mona Katrine Gran's Image TWLEFTH RACE 34 MHe, Grade My Dey B's Maid Ida Spencer Gelant Smoke Giay Detaney CHgaJ. Sissy Sue Puppy Picker The Timet hanoJcapper had 14 dogt In the money Including two winners on Friday mghfi program at the Tampa Greyhound dub.

MATINEE 1. Balne (1), Thetma (8), K't Maryme (7). 1 Eskert Monalee (1), Artistic Style (2), Do Rite Red (4). 3. Horace (2), Yorktown (1), Mr.

Thunderbolt (6). Bartow (4), McPrlde (3), Rot's Pride (I). B's PoE(l), Equal Value (), Kolar (8). Laurla Luann (7), K't Sprite (4), Haf ta Hurry (1). Grandma' Clanton saved the day.

She put EarlyTimes under the tree. EarlyTimes. In the Clanton clan, it's the gift that seiarates the men. from me toys. Earlvlimes To know us I.