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48 May 24, 1963 AFL SCHEDULE lyrliogafyie, VaSSep BAY MEADOWS CHARTS Copyright, 163, Trlinglt Publications, Inc. (Dally Racing Form) Jim Beatty, Snell Meet In Big Mile City Ssis Opaner Mateo, Thursday, May 23-Fourth day of iop SanAAai' i By JACK MENGES starts at the recent Santa Anita meeting. Hasti Jim won 10 of 25 outings last year but emerged the victor in only one of five tries this year. However, he lost the win when he broke stride at the finish and was disqualified. If Russell Valles Key can keep him on stride all the way tomorrow he should take the measure of his rivals.

Both Irwin Soper's Pacific Mac and the Tass Stock Farm's Renato Tass figure as strong contenders in the race. Each raced well here last meeting and was close up at Santa Anita. SAN MATEO The Burlin-game Trot and Vallejo Purse will share top billing on tomorrow's harness and quarter horse racing program at Bay Meadows. The Burlingante brings out a field of six sidewheelers for the one mile trot, while ten grade AAA minus quarter horses will dash 400 yards in the Vallejo. Named to the Burlingame are Hasti Jim, Pacific Mac, Renato Tass, Eblis Key, Meadows Gaines and Brass Tacks.

Cyrus BelTi Hasti Jim looms the probable favorite in he race although he broke his last three Kansas Denver DALLAS, Tex. (AP) Sixteen night games and 40 daytime af fairs are on the schedule of the American Football League with Kansas City, a new member via moving the Dallas franchise, having the honor of launching the campaign. Kansas City also plays Denver in the Thanksgiving Day feature and will clash with the New York Jets Saturday, Dec. 14t in a nationally-televised garfie from Kan sas City. The schedule couldn't be announced by Commissioner Joe Foss until it was certain that Dal las was going to Kansas City.

That word came Wednesday. The transplanted Kansas City club will meet Denver at Denver Sept. 6 in a night game that gets the race underway. The complete schedule: Sept. -Kansas City at Denver, night.

Septe 7-Oakland at Hous tonnight Sept. Buffalo at San Diego, New York at Boston. Sept. 14-Boston at San Diego, night; Denver at Houston, night. Sept.

15-Buffalo at Oakland. Sept. 22 Houston at New York, Boston at Oakland, Kansas City at Buffalo. Sept. 28-Oakland at New York, night; Houston at Buffalo, night.

Sept. 29 Kansas City at San Diego, Boston at Denver. Oct. 5-Oakland at Buffalo, night; Boston at New York, night. Oct.

6 Houston at Kansas City, Handicaps Set for All-Clubs Regatta DIVISION 12 Decision Scratch Sea Biscuit 14:03 :15 05 :20: Voyager iThelma 11:22 Genii Lshlla DIVISION 14 Flnalee Scratch Colleen Atalanta Jeenne :15:05 15:30 15:30 :16:07 16:07 16:32 :16:37 :17:22 17:59 Blml II Vim Lone Eagle Kodiak -Windrush Dutcness 3 lor i bee :07:26 Argo Chasue Elusive Rover Beth Atalanta Silverado Wind song :07:24 :7:51 :09:43 10.08 Quartet Cyndy. Alia Woodwind 14:28 Gosling Macaw II Valkyrie DIVISION IS Rubaivat Scratch Island Girl :04:54 :04:54 :05:03 :05:38 :06:32 :07:14 :09:03 :M.19 11:26 Firecrest Scratch Spray Tempest Scratch Tortuga Amapoie Scratch Navis Volero Scratch Nendan Baratry fl Lllia Frokejn :01:38 Idler Kanaloe :02:58 Swallow Wingding :02:58 Haia Baum'i Away :03:25 Martha Sandpiper :03:25 Tenderly tmre nous DIVISION 17 Nooning Beagie PHikia Blnasu Nort Bora II Randorj Peoote Scratch Scratch Scratch Scratch :00:27 :00:36 :03:25 Squall Rival Llssl Victoria How Now Jackoott Lestom Dolphin Vela 04:27 :06:14 :08:27 :08:36 :08:45 15:08 :15:08 Aku Aku Trlonda kiGAL NOTICES Manchester Tunes Up for PORT ORDINANCE NO, 1226 AN ORDINANCE ADDING SECTION BAY MEADOWS RACECOURSE, San 90-day combined ha mew and ctuarter-horse official pnore parrot camera. Harness Races Ml FIRST RACE-Ont mile, pace maiden. Pvro, 7e0. Value to winner.

S358; 2nd, 1140; 3rd, 178; MR. $15. Horse, Driver Str. Fin. Odds Patcheno Tass, Carroll Nona's Girl, Short Internal Revenue.

E. Cox Quick Lee, Van Zanten Hecate. Lackey Perkin, Allen Gag Man, Piute Joe, Tisher 15 24 54 66 II 2H 3M 42 2.50 1.20 7.10 10.40 25.00 55 61 26.70 7 7 22.00 Distanced. 6.30 Ttme, 2:10. Cloudy and fast.

82 mutuels paid: PatchenaTass $1M 4.28 tt.88 Nana's Girl 1.00 168 Internal Revenue 3.00 Winner B- 5. Titan Tass-Miss Patehen Axworrny; rratrteo oy Larroii. wuiuei handle $10,246. 302 SECOND RACE One mile, trot; claiming, all entered for purse, 5700. Value to winner, $350; 2nd, $140; 3rd, $105; 4th, $70; 5th, $35.

Horse, Driver Str. Fin. Odds rarer Hanover. Olds 22 1 2.00 Our Scotchman, R. Corn 5 2 21 5.20 Beau Pick, 41 3U 15.20 War Leaf, Luther 1M 4 2i 3.60 Spahr's Laddie, Lasnover 3 5 2i 10.30 Mr.

Frank, 8. Cox 6M 611 60.00 David Tass, Hansen 712 71 11.40 Eyre Cry, 3. 00 DAILY DOUBLE PAID $43.41. Time, 2:115. Cloudy and fast.

$2 mutuels paid: Frazer Hanover $4.00 $3.60 $3.00 Our Scotchman S.N 3.00 Beau Pick 6.00 Winner B. 6, Dean Hanover-Freda Hanover; trained by W. Olds. Scratched Axel Rod, California Lad. Daily Double handle $14,236.

Muruei nanaie sazzo. B3M-THIRD RACE One mile, trot; claiming, all entered for SUN. Purse, SIM. Value to winner, $400; 2nd, $160; 3rd, 1120; 4th, $00; 5th, $40. Horse, Driver Str.

Fin. Odds Jim Fay, Dade County Boy, Carroll Milglory, Olds Man O'Glory, E. King Darniey. Baker Decatur Duchess, Hansen Newman Halt, V. Every an 1 2 2M 5 31 41 1M 2.50 2nk 41.00 3 11 1.80 4M 42.60 5 19.60 6 4.20 6 Distanced.

170 Time, 2:10,5. Cloudy and fast. $2 mutuels paid: Jim Fay $7.00 $4.40 $1.00 Dade County Boy 17.00 5.00 Milglory 160 Winner Br. 13, Averill Charmer, trained by S. Jones.

Mutuel handle- 8304 FOURTH RACE-One mile, pace; conditioned. Purse, $900. Value to win- Mr, $450; 2nd, $100; 3rd, $135; 4th, $90; 5th, $45. Horse, Driver Str. Fin.

Odds Anastacia Tass, 12 14 2.90 Florine Woollen, 2M 21 13.60 Sister Meg, 311 3 21 1.60 Dolly Tass, G. Lane 4 4 2 21.20 Ottawa's Mary Ann, Cm 51 5 17.40 Jus Tic Byrd, McGonagle 7 61 5.10 Rocky Tass, Short oh 7 3.70 Time, 2:09. Cloudy and fast. $2 mutuels paid: Anastacia Tass $7.00 $4.00 $3 Florine Woollen 11.60 4.20 Sister Meg 160. Winner B.

5, Bulldog Pollyanna Tass; trained by T. Lee. Mutuel handle $16,994. B30-FIFTH RACE One mile, pace; conditioned. "The San Carlos." Purse, stoo.

value fg. winner, saw; 2nd, Jioo; 3rd, $135; 4th, $90; 5th, $45. Horse, Driver Str. Fin. Odds Chalidale Chief, Cun'ham 1 21 Sporting Life, Corley 31 J.

W. Mite, E. Cox 24 Northemaire, Schwindt 5 Calmor, Baker 41 That's Free, Short 6 2 Widow True, McGonagle 7 12 2.80 7m 31 4h 511 631 7 32.00 5.20 1.20 0.40 13.60 7.60 Time, Clear and fast. S2 mutuels paid: Chalidale Chief $7.68 $4.48 $3.68 Sporting Life 11.48 S.40 J. W.

Mite 4.60 Winner B. 10, Worthy Bov-Gavetv; trained by M. Cunningham. Mutual handle Hollywood Race Entries For Tomorrow INGLE WOOfe Cleer and fast; 1st post 1:30 p.m. FIRST $4,500, claiming, 4-year-olds end up, a ruriongs.

Welt Known Lonoftight Cam po Xing Pavo Pardo Nevada Watt Sepakie Dedication Bvk tt17 Red Rocky 113 Shot Gun 113 Tulips Dandy 116 Moolah Bull 113 Bay Mystery 108 Peter Glory 113 Quotable 113 113 108 113 108 113 113 113 claiming, 4-year-olds ano uo, 1 1-16 mnes. Chris 113 Burning Jet 113 116 113 113 119 122 and 118 118 Mywigerode Indian AM Golden Bough Hoenani Blue Justice 122 Iron Hull 113 Khamichal 108 Jack Outlaw 119 Shoo-Me 113 Cover Wave maidens, colts geldings, 2-year-olds, 5 furlongs. Adfrisco 118 KrisU Hill Rise Festive Board Don Juan BigE Symbolize Grnded Jrney Crenshaw 118 Little Jakey HB No Compromise 118 Sombrero 118 Gauger 118 Orbit's Gem 118 NearcoBlue 118 The Scoundrel 118 FOURTH $6,000, claiming, 3-year-elds, 6 furlongs. A R. Cornell trained entry.

Knight Prowlr 119 Lisbon 114 Any Old Secrt 119 A nor a River Star 116 Pa pa son lie Brackets 113 Broom II 116 Bocado 116 He's A Baby 116 Requeza 119 a-Tamwrth Ben 119 Jet Fever 116 Indian till FIFTH $6,000, claiming, 4-year-olds, end up, 7 furlongs. Haft Yenzdah 116 Winsome Wlnr 116 Blue Trace 122 Imtrying 110 Lu Genio 110 Del Mar Kngbt 116 Marchendeer 116 War Fleet 116 Braganza 113 Skmble-Smblt 116 Comfrywithme 111 Ballpoint 116 Dimity 111 SIXTH $10,000, classified allowances, 4-year-olds, and up, 6 furlongs. Double Lea Remote Cntrl 117 Valentine 117 Rattle Dancr 114 Knight's Tble 117 Catch pay II 114 Gallant Host 120 SEVENTH $11000 handicap, 4-year-olds and uo, 1 mile. Mrs. Ann Peppers Ent.

Full Gegalia HI American Comet 117 Drill Site 113 Commanding li 117 a-Mr. Consist. 118 Harpie 116 a-Afdershot 112 Double Dollar4 109 EIGHTH $50,000 added Los Angeles Handicap, 3-year-olds and up, 7 furlongs. Crazy Kid 116 Sledge 114 Four Twenty 118 Doc Jocoy 117 Pirate Cove 113 Cadiz 115 Winonly 123 Kisco Kid 111 NINTH $5,500, Claiming, 4-year-olds and up, 1 mile. t-5 IbS A AC.

Regulation 116 Mr, Snack 114 Oepn House 116 Sweet Cat Cei 111 Pamet U9 Melson 113 Vinci 116 Donate 116 Rare Form 116 King O'Turf 116 Handicaps for division sellboeti to tlclpate In the 30th Annual Hearst par-All- Clubs Yacht Regatta this weekend announced today as follows: DIVISION were Dyad Scratch Tanga Tlka II Helen' Scratch Sfovinden 14:13 16:13 16:13 16:13 18:13 16:13 16:13 Adonlca :00:47 Banera Grey Goose Riga Variation :i3.05Why Mot Aurora Nina :13:21 Kestrel Zeta 13: 52 Harem Kalhy Ann II 17:01 Dolpnln 15; 26 Raccoon 18:35 Sumatra :15:58 Madeleine 15:58 Swallow DIVISION 18 19:06 Preye 22:15 27.44 Wind song luctrer Carina Angelhue teilanl Chanel Erf Pegasus Moonstone Lark III Scratch Jubilee Lady 05: 14 Poo Ting :05:14 Aphrodite :07:35 Rampant .09:10 Patricia 09:25 Soapy Guy :10:12 Anniversary :10:44 Pirate IV 14:08 Cubana DIVISION 11 Scratch Landfall II Tilly Whim :02:04 Yankee :15:05 Polaris 15:05 Marybeth Gynt 15:26 15:26 15:26 :17:01 :17:01 :17:32 :17:46 :17:48 18:03 20:25 24:04 :24:04 Aeolus Pinafore II Joy III Chinook Coho Aria Sheeras Jonmar 28:31 :32:11 :32:43 Anacape -Lydia Java Head Bali :1:13 :19:50 20:40 :21:17 :22:32 :25:38 Cavu Pathfinder Vava Tasco Ml Hardtops Roll at Vallejo Tonight VALLEJO Leroy Geving of Petaluma is enjoying his most successful season of Bay Cities Racing Association competition and will be the one to beat here tomorrow night in hardtop ac tion at Vallejo Speedway. The veteran Geving scored consistently through the first month at Vallejo Speedway, and topped his point production last week with wins in his heat race and the 25-lap main event. Fifty-eight BCRA drivers.will compete in the 10-race show, with time trials at 7:30 p.m. and racing at 8:30. LEOAL NOTICES paid and Shalt be Increased each six (6) months In an amount not less than fifteen per cent (15).

Helpers shall be paid the standard wage for helpers established under the regulations of the trade at which they are employed. The Board reserves the right to re fect any and all bids, or any and all items or airernares of sucn o.os. By order of the Board of Education, May 21, 1963. STUART S. PHILLIPS; Secretary of the Board of Education of the City of Oakland and of Oak land Unified School Dis- trict of Alameda County, California, Ne.

$4e-May 24, J1-(2t) CREATING ONE POSITION OF CHIEF BUILDING MAINTENANCE ENGINEER. BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Port Commissioners of the City of Oakland as follows: Section 1. Section 8.121 Is hereby added to Port Ordinance No. 867 ta create one position of Chief Building Maintenance Engineer, which section shall read as follows: No. of Salary or Positions Title1 Schedule No.

Sec. 1121 1 Chief Building Maintenance Engineer 57 In Board of Port Commissioners Oakland, California May 80, 1961 Passed to print for one day by the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Chaudet, Hansen, Tulloch, Vukasln and President Tripp -5. Noes: Nona. Absent: None. R.

N. COMPTON, Secretary, Board of Port Commissioners. No. 53-May 24-0t La The veteran Clarence Hansen will drive Pacific Mac, while owner -trainer -driver Emmett Tassi handles Renato Tass. Western Stable's Scooper Chick heads the field in the Vallejo Parse.

He will face Mick's Nug Bar, Miss Moon Bar, Royal Request, April Win, Dariman, Vanbar. Tonto Ginger, Safety Pin and Minie Brooks. Chalidale Chief scored an easy victory in the featured San Car los Pace here yesterday. With Max Cunningham to the sulky, Chalidale Chief prevailed by two lengths over Sporting Life, with J. W.

Mite third. The favored Northemaire wound up fourth in the field of seven. Chalidale Chief paced the mile in 2.07 1-5 and paid $7.60. It was the first win of the year of Chalidale Chief, who boasts six victories during the 1962 campaign. On Tonight At Antioch More than 75 drivers will see action in the opening of the 1963 auto race season at Antioch Speedway tonight, with the trials opening the 10-event program at 7 o'clock at the Contra Costa County Fairgrounds quarter-mile oval.

The feature contest will be ove the 25-lap route. Other events billed include five heat races, a consolation duel, trophy dash and 15-lap semi-main event The title series has been sanctioned by. NASCAR and the battle for the '63 limited Sportsmen Stock Car crown will continue for 21 weeks on Friday nights. Seating capacity has been expanded to 5,000, LEGAL NOTICES 1121 TO PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867.

GRAIN FRANKFORT, KY. also available as a superb Kentucky blendl A II meeting. All finishes were confirmed by Quarter Horses B186-SIXTH RACE 05 yards; 3-year-ed. Purse, $908. Value to winner, $495; 2nd, 3rd, Sll'UO; 4th, 5th, $11.25 each.

Horse, Jockey Str, Fin. Odds Charlie Chicken, D. Banks 1 Red Bar Ida, 5U 71 Lie Gates, Canchola 4 It 2nfc 3N 4 5 SM 7U 01 9 8.30 1.80 .00 120 18.60 7,40 47.60 t.20 83.00 dh-Giddy Gill, 61 dh-Ask Me, R. Go Vanetta Go, Strauss Tripoiay Bar, Blue Sabu, Robinson. 21 31 II 9 dh-Deed heat for fifth.

Time, 18.1. Cloudy end fast. Headwind, Charlie Chicken $10.60 $6.01 $4.08 Red Bar Ida 4.00 3.28 Baralita 5.08 Winner Ro. 2, Snip Badaer Chock Gal; trained by G. Armstrong.

Scratched miss verai. Muruei nanaie B3I7-SEVENTH RACE -400 vards; Grade plus. Purse, $000. Value te winner, $440; 2nd, $189; 3rd, $100; 4th, $60; im, $20. Horse, Jockey a Str.

Fin. Odds Ton Tony, McCroskey 4N 11 3.70 Cutie Tower, 61 2nd 7.20 Fancy Delight, Ef Garza 7 3 10.30 (pane's Vandy, White Ill 44 9.00 Barred None, Nunez 21 51 3.00 Valleo, Robinson 3M 6m 5.20 Catch Bird, R. Banks 51 7m 5.40 Re Arrive, Allison 9 12 1160 Chief Voyage, Matsuda. 1 9 18.60 Time, Cloudy and fast. Head TO TORY ST.

46 S3.M S3.S9 Cutie Tower 7.40 5.08 Fancy Delight 5.00 Winner B. 6, Toncleda Mauna Loa; trained by W. F. Acker. Scratched De fiance, Tinky's Dust, Frosty Hawk, Bully tor me, uinie ny a Tar.

wuwti nanan $20,347. EIGHTH RACE-400 yards; Grade a pius. purse, sroo. value to winner, $495; 2nd, 3rd, $11150; 4th, $33.75 eaen; saa. Horse, Jockey Str.

Fin. Odds Little Request, W. Strauss 2M II 5.10 Speedy Booger, Martinez 11 JM 11.60 Lucky Bantam, D.Banks 711 3U 4.80 dh-Goid Cupid, Canchola 4 4.80 dh-Top Pearce, Hawk 'on 81 4M 5.40 First Question, 31 6W 34.70 I pane's Request, 4M 7nk 4.30 Deep Sorrel, Adair 91 81 23.00 Nicknack Saline, Juarez SM fnk 12.40 Binks, Allison 10 10 11.60 dh Dead heat for fourth. Time, :21. Clear and fast.

Head wind. Little Request $1128 $7.00 $4.88 Speedy Booger 10.40 4.48 Luck Bantam 4.68 Winoer-Ch. 3, Little Request-Equipoise; trained by t. Frey. Scratched Peaches Hazer.

B3I9-NINTH RACE-350 yards; Grade aa minus, purse, si.ioo. vatue to winner, $605; 2nd, $247-50; 3rd, $13738; 4th, 5th, $27 J. Horse, Jockey Str. Fin. Odds Clabber Gvo, R.

111 2M 5hd li 2m 31 4m 51 1.70 3.20 9.10 9.80 4.10 dq-filaze Deck, Juarez Clovis' Charge, Matsuda Short Bar, Mc Reynolds. Surgeon Kelly, Ef Garza Wlnsum Miss, Adair Battledash, Germany 71 6M 36.00 1 hd 7 41 3M 9nk 10 10 8.70 Anna Request, 16.20 36.00 5100 paiieo's Jeep, Martinez Hub McCan, Banks. da Disqualified for Interference end placed last. Ttme, :ib.4.. Lieor ano tasr.

no wino. Clabber Gyp $5.48 $3.60 $2.88 Clevis' Charge 7.60 3.80 Short Bar 3.88 Winner Ch. 4, Clabber II -Gypsy Rose; trained by Erasmo Garza. Scratched Shu Deck, Joe cninowtn, uanav ear Girl. Mutuel handle $25,480.

390 TENTH RACE-350 yards; 3-year olds; claiming, all entered for $2408. Purse, $900. value to winner, HH; 2nd, 120230; 3rd, 4th, $67 Mi 5th, $2238. lorse. Jockey Str.

Fin. Odds Doc's Krezy Legs R. B'ks 1W 111 1020 Trader Lad, Hawkenson 2 2 46.00 Weevil Bar, Matsuda 411 3m 17.60 Stan's Tornado, 51 4 1.00 Justanip, Robinson 4h4- 5 18.20 snaoy Dart, tancnoia 3 at Next Time, 7 2 7 11 3.70 Bar Chtcaro, Martinez 0 2 12 4.70 Armed Lee, Germany 9 1 9 42.00 Time, 19.1. Clear and fast. No wind.

Doc's Kraiy Lege $2148 $10.01 $5.48 Trader Lad 20.40 12.48 Weevil Bar S.68 Winner-Br. Clabber's Win Moon Fighter; trained by W. T. Cosgrove. Scratched-Webb.

Mutuel handle $1998. Total mutuel handle $197,130. Attendance 3,233. TRACK CLINIC Peter Snell, Coach Talk At San Jose New Zealanders Peter Snell and Murray Hallberg and their coach, Arthur Lydiard, will con duct a free track clinic for all Northern and Central California track coaches Monday evening at San Jose State College. The clinic will be held in the concert hall on the college campus at Seventh and San Carlos Streets from 7 to 10 Hallberg and Snell will compete in the California Relays at Modesto Saturday night.

Lydiard is one of the magic names in the coaching of distance runners especially. Under his guidance New Zealand pro duced two Olympic champions in the 1960 Olympic Games at Rome. Snell won the 800-meter gold medal and Hallberg the gold medal. The clinic is being sponsored by the San Jose State athletic department as a public service to all track coacheu in the area. 600 Dragsters In State Meet The California state championship drag races will be held at Half Moon Bay drag strip to morrow and Sunday.

More than 600 entries; includ ing 20 in the AA fuel dragster class, have been filed for the two-day program. Eliminations will start at 12:30 o'clock both days. d. Mrs. R.

Merrick Defeated 2nd Flight; Mrs. G. Mason o. wrs. to.

peimauisr Defeated 3rd Flight: Mrs, F. Welmer a. Mrs. M. Black man Defeated 4th Flight Mrs.

$. isreefc d. Mrs. A. Rrainato Defeated 5th Flights Mrs.

Gernfost a. mrj. r. unman Defeated 4th Flight: Mrs. F.

Sorba d. Mrs. C. Guerneri Defeated 7th Flight: Mrs. A.

Da Valla 0. nun, j. Kincaio; CONSOLATION FLIGHT: Mrs. William Mulgrew, 98-79-49. At Round HIM Country Clubt II Hole roup, buesr Day.

Low Gross, Mrs. A. V. Salet, 91. Class A Mrs.

A. Bartl 9M5-77, Mrs. W. Streb 96-18-78, Mrs. J.

DuFosee 96-18-78, Mrs. T. Beem 94-15-79. Class B-Mrs. V.

Jonke 100-19-11, Mrs. T. Jackson 101-20-81, Mrs. Pease 105-21-84, Mrs. J.

Cleusen 105-2045, Mrs. N. Bozeny 106-21-85. Class C-Mrs. W.

L. Mariner 102-24-78, Mrs. M. Cadet 105-27-71, Mrs, V. Mc-Farland 107-25-82, Mrs, 0.

K. Young 108-24-84, Class Mrs. G. Ekblad 113-29-14, Mrs. A.

Little 115-30-85, Mrs. C. Waste Her 115-29-66, Mrs. Leo Pasquini 117-31-86. Class EMra.

P. Franklin Itt-TLftT. Mrs, E. Penproee 121-34-87, Mrs. Wende NOW THRU JUNE 15 Continued from 1st Sports Page ond and third best in the coun try.

Pennel is the latest in a rash of vaulters who have boosted the world standard week after week. His mark, which will be up for recognition unless he or someone else tops it, is IWu Oerter, with a fantastic series of throws (five over 200 feet), established a new world record of 205-5 in the recent Mt. San Antonio Relays at Walnut He broke his own world record of 204-10 at that time. The country's best in the other events are: High jumper John Thomas, former world record holder whose best this year is 7-2; shot putter Dave Steen of Oregon, with a 61-8; former broad jump world record holder Ralph Boston, who has done 26-7V4; triple jumper Mahoney Samuels, with a 52-2V4; javelin thrower Larry Stuart, who has tossed 267-3. Stuart is the only- question mark on the list.

He is compet ing in the AAWU Champion ships at Cal tomorrow afternoon, and will have to make a quick trip to Modesto if he hopes to get in some throws after the javelin starts at 4:30 p.m. Some hot races are on tap, too. with outstanding refcv-uar- tets entered from suenbfltfits as San Jose State, Texas Southern, Occidental, the. Striders, Santa Clara Valley Youth Village, Oregon, Oregon State, Stanford and Southern Cal. The two-mile relay brings to gether the nation's four leading quartets, and could prove a threat to the world record 7:19.4, set by the U.S.

national team in 1960. Occidental heads the group with a 7:21.6 clocking, followed, by San Jose with 7:22, Oregon State with. 7:23.4 and Stanford with a 7:27.8. 1 Robert Hayes of the Florida A-M Track' Club is an attrac- tion by himself in the 100-yard dash. His blistering 9.9-second timt in the 100 meters at Mt.

San Antonio bettered the listed world record by a 10th of a second but was nullified by an 11 mile per hour Hayes has also tied the world record of 9.2 in the 100-yard dash, bat it probably won't be accepted because the starter's pistol was of too small a cali bre. With the addition of two iimior college comDetitors. John Ram bo and Otis Burrell, in the open high jump, a total of five seven-foot jumpers will be in the field, mere were only a tew re served seats remaining todav while a total of 1,500 general admission tickets will go on sale at the stadium tomorrow morn ing at 9a.m. Hardtops Race At Sacramento The Central State Racing As sociation modified hardtops move into their second week of competition at Capital Speedway in Sacramento tomorrow night witn an Jl-e vent program. The program begins at otlock with time trials.

The first race event is set to leave the starting line at 8:30 p.m. Hollywood Park Results Clear and fast. FIRST 000. elalmfne, Calif, bred, maidens, colts and weldings, 5 furlongs. Scotch And Water, Maese $9.08 85.60 83.40 Harry Shoemaker 9.20 5.00 Skye Poona, Hall 2.60 Time Also ran Second Honey, moon.

Bright Imeqe, Doctor's Trust, Can Bern, Cold Weather, Admiral Valour, nero yv or snip, tr moot, boseio mo. SECONO-MOO; claiming; 3-year-olds; 1A miles. Val'nt Sage III, Moreno $17.20 $4.60 $4.20 Goldscope, Valenzuela 3.60 2.60 Grain O'Sand, Leonard 3.40 Time Also ran -Single Jack Count Goya, Triumph Dominator, College Gene, Ridal Pare, Can You See, ooia Nautical Ayr. OAILY DOUBLE 5 Scotch and Water and 8-Valiant Sage, paid $76. claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 1v4 miles.

Eviction, Prey $6.60 $3.60 $3.00 Sir Tramp, Valenzuela 4.20 3.20 Tiger Lynn, Leonard 5. 20 Time 2:05. Also ran Smooth Apple, Imbler Kid, Turf Echo, World Leader, Pampas Legend. FOURTH Purse, claiming; 2-year-olds, fillies; five furlongs. Hostess Ruth, Shoemaker Si 1.60 $5.60 $4.60 Place Aux Dame, J.

Leonard 3.80 3.20 Tudor Venture, P. Moreno 4.40 Time, :58. Also ran: Relne Sphere, Scottish Girl, Mystic Grey, Over the Sea, Crystal Classic, Miss Rockcrusher, Scotch Fog, Silken Star, Aunt Emma. FIFTH Purse, claiming, 4-year-olds and upward; six furlongs. Hikapacity, M.

Volzke $69.80 $32.00 $9 60 Chevelate, W. Shoemaker 9 20 5 Punic War, J. Leonard 3.80 Time, Also ran: Don Mextcano, Agarullah, Fredericksburg, Charlie Sirri II, I nero, Frosty King, I Step, Caen City. SIXTH Purse. allowances, 3-vear-olds; one and one-sixteenth miles.

Little Nickv K. R. Neves $19.40 $7.60 $4.00 dq-Magic Coin, I. Valenzuela 4.00 3.00 Going Abroad, W. Shoemaker 2.80 Time, Also ran: Circus Man, Jacks Forever, 01' Blue, Lak Nak, Native Chief.

do-Finished first, was disqualified and placed second. SEVENTH Purse, $7400; classified, allowances 4-year-olds and upward, fillies and mares; six furkonas. r-ourneii, n. tot S4.w z.u Kea, P. Moreno 12.20 5.40 Social Event, D.

Tarn 3.40 Time, 1:09, Also ran: Dingle Bay, Lincoln Center, Val's Pal, a be me, Nath- leen, Seems a Queen, Cesa Mia, Bib 'n' Tuk, Long Ears. EIGHTH $20,000 added; 3-year-olds end upward, fillies and mares; six furlongs. Linita, I. Valenzuela $13.80 $6.60 $4.00 Pixie Erin, P. Moreno 6.00 3.60 Spark Plug, J.

Leonard 4.20 Time, 109i. Also ran: Savaii. Never More, Don't Linger, OH Royalty, Bright Holly. NINTH Purse, claiming, 4-year- olds and upward; six furlongs. Winover, I.

Valenzuela $7.00 $4.40 83 00 Feir Rhythm, R. York 14.80 7.20 Doctrinaire, D. Hall 4.00 Time, 1:10. Also ran: 8-SoHd Pedigree, a -Salvager, Good Effort, Payoff, Wood-haven, Nov's Boo, Nevada Walt, Quotable, a Mrs. Nat Gold stone Mr.

and Mrs. i Albert fiulntal entry. 1 San Die'go at Denver. Oct 11-Oakland at Boston, night Oct, 13, New York at San Diego, Houston at Denver, Buffalo at Kansas City. Oct 18-Denver at Boston, night.

Oct 20-San Diego at Kan sas City, New York at Oakland, Buffalo at Houston. Oct. 26 Denver at New York, night; Boston at Buffalo, night Oct 27-Oakland at San Diego, Kansas City at Houston. Nov, 1 Houston at Boston, night Nov. 2 San Diego at New York.

Nov. 3 Buffalo at Denver, Kansas City at Oakland. Nov. S-Oakland at Kansas City, night Nov. 'Denver at Buffalo, night.

Nov. 10 San Diego at Bos ton, New York at Houston. Nov. 17 New York at Denver, San Diego at Buffalo, Kansas City at Boston. Nov.

24-Houston at San Diego, Oakland at Denver, Buffalo at Boston, Kansas City at -new York. Nov. 28 Denver at Kansas City (thanksgiving Day), Dec. 1 San Diego at Oakland, Boston at Houston, Buffalo at New York. Dec.

8 Denver at San Diego, Houston at Oakland, New York at Buffalo, Boston at Kansas City. Dec. 14-New York at Kansas City. Nov. 15-Denver at Oakland, San Diego at Houston.

Dec. 22 Championship- game at city of Western Division champion if no divisional playoff necessary. Cup Final were killed and two others were hurt so badly they never played again. Manager Matt Busby also was gravely injured and lay for weeks in a Munich hospital He recovered and immediately set to work rebuilding his shattered team. -Saturday marks the climax-of his 5-year effort.

Two of the stars who survived the-crashcenter-half Bill Foulkes and left winger Bobby Charlton will be in the Manchester line-up. San Leandro Net Meet to Open The 12th annual San Leandro junior tennis championships begin tomorrow at San Leandro High. More than 250 players will compete in 17 events during the fivenlay meet Play is scheduled tomorrow, Sunday, May 30, June 1 and 2. The tourney 1st sponsored by the San Leandro Tennis Club and the Leandro Chamber of Commerce. LEGAL NOTICES locality in-which the work is performed, to wit: Oakland Unified School Oistrict of Alameda County, which per diem wages shall not be less than the stipulated rates contained In a schedule thereof which has been ascertained and determined by said Board of Education, and which is now on file with the Secretary of said Board of Education and by reference incorporated and specified herein and made a part hereof, and which said general pre vailing rate of per diem waqn, as hereinabove referred to and adopted for each craft or type of workman or mechanic needed to execute this contract, is herein specified as fellows.

ALL FOR AN 8-HOUR DAY EXCEPT AS NOTED CRAFTS OR TYPES HOURLY OF WORKMEN WAGE RATE Carpenters 8 4.18 Carpet and Linoleum 4.52 Cement Finishers 4.00 Electrical Workers 4.85 Engineers: Compressor 3 80 Oilers end Firemen 3.66 Roller Operators 4.28 Tractor Operators 4.41 Trenching Machine 4.34 Glaziers Building Construction. 4.02Vfe Iron Workers: Housesmiths, Relnf. Concrete or Rodmen 4.50 Laborers: Concrete Laborers 3.42' General Laborers 3.32V Painters (7 hours) 4.07 Plumber 4.83Vi Roofers 4.20 Sheet Metal Workers 4.52 Truck Drivers Dump Per (8 hours) Day Under 4 yards (water level) 28.20 4 and under 4 (water level) 28.80 In addition to the hourly andor per diem wages for the crafts, classifications or types of workmen listed above, contractors may be required to make employer payments for heaitn and welfare, pension, vacation and siii.r pivposes as reou'red by the executed collective bargaining agreements tor the particular uaft, classification or type of work All skilled labor not Ihted above that may be employed is to be not less than fh union wOf scale for tuch labor and In no event ic oe pd I than Three and yivt, iuO Dollars per hour. The working day sVII be eight hours unless otherwise speclfed above Yfce per diem rate shall be tie hci'ty rate multiplied by the number of in the vnrking day. When less than the number of hours constituting working day, as herein stated, is worked, the wage to i paid she'l be ti.e hourly rate multiplied by fi finmber of hours actually worked.

All overtime and work on holidays shall be at the rate of not less than time and a naif. The holidays upon which such rate shall be paid shall be all holiday recognized In the collective bargaining agreement applicable to the particular craft, clarification or type of wo'Kmrn employed on the project. It shall be mandatory upon the connector to whom the coiiVecf awarded, and upon any subcontracto under him, to pay not leas than tl said specified retes to ell laborers, workmen and mechanics employe? bv tfm In exaction of Properly indentured apprentices may be employed upon this wor in accordance with the itate Uw Such to-prentlces shall be properly Indentured as called for by law and tnall be paid not less than the standard wage oa-i to apprentices under the regulation of the U6t at whkn they ee employed. An apprentice shall be employed only at the woik of the trade: to which he is lndnu'eu. The Initial! wage to be paid an apprentice stall I be not less than wenty-five per cent; (25) the Journeymen'! wage being English Soccer LONDON (AP) Manchester United, knocked out of big-time European soccer by the Munich air crash of 1958, tuned up Friday for the English Cup final Saturday with Leicester City.

If Manchester wins, it will get a place in next seasons' European Cup of up-winners huge step in the road "back. The Manchester team was re turning from a European Cup" game in Belgrade when its plane crashed at Munich. Eight stars Rosewall Beats Layer Again SEATTLE (iB-Ken Rosewall beat Rod Laver 6-2, 3-6, 6-3 Thursday night to widen his mar gin in their 20-game professional tennis series to eight games. Rosewall has clinched the championship series and leads 12 games to 4. In the.

one-set preliminary, Earl Buchholz beat Spain's An dres Qemino 8-5. Gimeno holds a 9-7 lead in their battle for third place. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN-that the Board of Education of the City of Oakland and ef Oakland Unified School District of Alameda County hereby calls for sealed bids to be delivered to the Secretary of said Board at his office in the Administration Building of said District, 1025 Second Avenue, Oakland California, until Tuesday, the 11th day of June, 1963 at 4 p.m., at which time and place said bids will be opened for the furnishing of all labor, materials, equipment, mechanical workmanship, transportation, and services to be used in the Construction and Completion of Temporary Buildings for Emerson Child Care Center, 4505 Law-ton Avenue, Oakland, California, for the Oakland Unified School District of Alameda County. Bidders must bid on the base bid and on alternate No. 1 and the unit prices.

These bids shall be presented In ac cordance with plans and specifications for said work which are on file at the said office of the Secretary of said Board of Education located as above-mentioned, and In the office of the Di rector of Architecture and Engineering, located in said Administration Building as aoove-menTionea. On deposit of FIFTEEN AND NO100 Dollars said plans and specl- fications may be had by any prospec tive bidder for the work above listed on application to the Director of Architecture and Engineering, at his office hereinabove mentioned, and In each case shall be returned within five (5) days after securing same to said Director of Architecture and Engineering, If no bid is submitted in the bidder's name for the completion of the work, or not later than two (2) days from and after the date of submitting the bid If bid is submitted in the bidder's name. If the plans and specifications are not returned to the office of said Director of Architecture and Engineering of said Board of Education within the I l'w-'-'; r. 111. at BAY MEADOWS HARM COO QUARTER HORSE TUESDAYS THRU SATURDAYS POST TIME 1sC3 P.M.

San Mite Flrtsidt 5-1661 Ample Parking KENTUCKY BTfUlGHT BOURBON WHISKY 08 BLENDED WHISKY WITH NEUTRAL SPIRITS. I0TH 88 PROOF. 0 1K3 SCHENLEY DISTILLERS, 1 i mm TP TF j1 Tefen.M HVeckwttS II Eastbay Golf Results AMERICAN ORIGINALS time above specified, or are returned In a mutilated or damaged condition, the said deposit shall be retained by said Oakland Unified School District as agreed and liquidated damages for said mutiliatlon or detention and wil be Immediately used for the purchase of a new set of plans and specifications. Bids must be made on forms obtained at the said office of the Director of Architectural and Engineering Services and must be signed by the bidder and accompanied by a bid bond in the form procured from said office, duly executed by the bidder as principal and a corporation authorized' to do business in the State of Cal, forma as surety, naming the Oakland Unified School District of Alameda County as obligee, or by a cashier's check or certified check, certified without ouiai-ficatlon, drawn on a solvent bank of the State of California or on a national bank doing business In the State of California, In the amount of FIVE THOUSAND AND NO100 Dollars ($5,000. made payable to the Oakland Unified School District of Alameda County.

Should the party or parties to whom the con -act should be awarded fail to enter Into the contract after the award and to file the required bonds, the proceeds of laid certified or cashier's check or the amount paid by the bidder or hs surety pursuant to the terms of said bid bond, either voluntarily or pursuant to the iudgment rendered by the court In any action brought thereon, will be retained by said Oakland Unified School District as agreed and liquidated damages. The contractor and all subcontractors under him must pay all lebo'e workmen and mechanics on. said work, or any part thereof, not less tnan the general prevailing rate of per diem wages and not less than the general prevailing rate of clem wages fa-legal holiday and overtime work, for work of 8 similar character In the 1 If you like the real thing; here it is-at a price that you remember The flavor has that rare good quality from the past-double rich made with ony old time Kenhirlcv Imnw.hnur anrl elfill Castlewood Country Club Charm Day Flloht winners: Class A-Mmes. R. D.

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H. C. Hansen 93-22-71, J. Johnston 95-22-73, C. R.

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Class Mmes. E. A. Schramko 99-26-73, S. J.

Willis 101-27-74, F. S. Lindsay iu4-2-e, j. ftiuerr 110-31-79, ri. m.

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