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iyWIIIMl 8 Section 2 a CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 11, 1963 1 :53 AND1 :59 Along to a $74.80 Payoff jftp, Brass Ring-1 BOUNDING MAIN WINS FEATURE AT ARLINGTON Continued from first page Bounding 6 -fit sH. SM fei. Winning Bounding Main (right), with Jockey James Nichols up, comes up in stretch to win Arlington Park handicap yesterday at a $74.80 Hellenic Hero, with Bill Shoemaker up (left), finished second, but was placed third when B. Major, which had finished third, claimed foul. B.

Major was given second money. Hawthorne's Gold Cup nominations roster is one of the finest in recent years, numbering Kelso, Carry Back, and Beau Purple of handicap fame, and Candy Spots, Chateaugay, and B. Major of the 3-year-old corps. Long the only mile and a quarter stake race in Chicago, the Gold Cup is exceeded this year by the mile and one-half Lindheimer handicap on the grass at Arlington on Labor day. But the Hawthorne feature is a grand race every fall.

It also will be remembered as the event in which Round Table reached the top of the heap in money earned. Round Table won the race twice, in 1957, with Willie Harmatz up, and in 1958 with Willie Shoemaker aboard. It should be mentioned, too, that Kelso's victory in 1960, with Eddie Arcaro at the helm, had something to do with his being named horse of the year the first time. Kelso, is leading for this honor for the fourth straight year. Tad Atkinson opines that the longer the race the less important is post position.

It figures. Walter Blum, unawed by Shoemaker's presence, still is the toughest rider in America on a front runner. Walter reportedly plans to ride out the first two weeks of the Hawthorne meeting before shipping out for Garden State. The members of the press at Arlington wish to thank Mrs. Re in em an again for her thoughtfuhiess.

Attendance is dropping off at Arlington, not much, but it's noticeable. Could be late racing Movie star-art connoisseur Vincent Price took over Arlington's Classic club Friday, where Vincent "Ben Casey" Edwards left off last summer. Mean i. Spiegel R. F.

BeasMttar roll, William J. Schmidt, Steve Ippolito, and Harry Trotsek. J. Grant Scott, president of the Illinois Breeders foundation and an owner-breeder himself, isn't so provincial as to suggest that the above will prove the salvation of midwestern racing. But he does feel that it provides a most important trend toward centralization of racing in growing breeding areas.

"The Easterners are staying for the most part within their own hub, while Californians do the same except for this period at Arlington Park following the close of Hollywood Park. But our own local guard, so to speak, also has grown in recent years. These are people who live in and around Chicago and will always race in this area." Which is one reason Scott is hopeful that the Aug. 25 Illinois yearling sales at Balmoral in Crete will prove successful. FREE RIDES The consensus is that if Rex Ellsworth's Candy Spots runs back to his Classic performance in the upcoming Travers in New York, it will be "no contest," Chateaugay or not.

The Classic films show Candy Spots uncorking one of the most startling runs ever at Arlington as he looped his field within an eighth of a mile still under wraps, just breezing! PACING MILES IN STATE FAIR Midnite Hardy Sets New Season High Springfield, EL, Aug. 10 Special Midnite Hardy sent the 1963 Illinois State Fair's harness racing off to a sensational start today by winning the State Fair stake for aged pacers with an opening heat of 1:58 for a new season's record for a pacing gelding. Driven by Howard McCullough for Owner Charles Dean of Arthur, EL, Midnite Hardy came back to win the second heat in 1:59 25. Another season's record went by the boards in the stake for aged trotters when A. L.

Petty's Frisco Lad took the first heat in 2:00 35. But Frisco Lad broke stride at the wire in the second heat, finishing fourth behind Ann Scott in 2:01 35. ILLINOIS STATE FAIR COLT STAKE AGED TROT, $10,125. mi: Ann Scott Carney 5 11 Frisco Lad Pretty 14 2 Potomoc Nancy 101 Slllon. 2 2 ro leather Worn TRnrtlPttl A a rn Kitty's Queen Wagner 3 8 ro Amkey Rouse 4 7 ro McElvyyn K.

Key Miller 8 5 ro Times, 2:00 3-5, 2:01 3-5, Jamie Jerrimac, Miss Laurel Scot, Loyola, Key Spot, Deverau Dude, Ethindo, Lady Lttstr, Mitzi Crusader, Jamie's Echo started. ILLINOIS STATE FAIR COLT STAKE AGED PACE, $9,250, ml: Hardy McCullough) 1 1 Reba Byrd Wfllicmsl 2 6 Reed's Beauty Busse 6 2 Thomas Purdue O'Brien 3 4 Crystol Byrd Kidwell 4 3 Zip Frisco Willis 5 9 Sugar Moon Carney 12 5 Times, 1:58, 1:59 2-5. Mr. Dudley, Meadow Dean, Hazeonn, H. D.

Counsel, Mighty Lass, Silversmith started. ILLINOIS STATE FAIR FILLY 2 YR OLD PACE, $12,225, ml: Miss Kay Adios Shaw 1 1 Shirley Byrd TRiegle 3 2 Beautician Decker 2 4 Sally D. Graham 4 3 hardy's Song Connonl 5 5 Times, 2:05 1-5, Lavina Byrd, Eyre Dream, Dixie Command, Carol Ann Colby, Frisk Along, Needle Queen, May Sunday, Uninvited, Jessie May started. ILLINOIS STATE FAIR FILLY 2 YR CLD TROT, $11,275, mi: Final Sana iThomasonl 1 1 Tinv Tears rRausel 2 2 Foirside Dinah Brooks 3 3 Emmy F. McCoy 4 4 Linda Gray 5 5 Times, 2:08 4-5, 2:08 4-5.

Dornley's Echo, Windy Belle, Miss Milwaukee, sea Lark, Reed's Ann started. RipSpangler Beaten in $10,000 Race Skillfully driven by Robert Williams, Poplar Sonny regained leadership of the pacing division at Sportsman's Park when the handsome stallion outfinished Rip Spangler by one length in the $10,000 Plutocrat invitational pace before a crowd of 17,006 last night. Poplar Sonny outsprinted his six rivals from the gate to carry the challenging Rip Spangler wide around the far turn before allowing Billy Shuter's charge to take command. Rip Spangler, going for its fourth victory in a row went to the half-mile mark in 1:03 and maintained its lead until the 16th pole when Poplar Sonny came out from his second position on the rail to win in the final strides. Butch Harmony was another length back third.

Ranger Knight, which was starting to make a bid in the final turn, lost ground when Cape Horn broke stride in front of him to delay the colt's final drive, which fell short by two and a half lengths. ARLINGTON PARK CHARTS WASHINGTON PARK MEETING COPYRIGHT, 1963: BY TRIANGLE PUBLICATIONS, DAILY RACING FORM Saturday, 10. 6th day. Weather clear, track fast Tona, ridden by Mike Sorrentino, beats Lamb Chop, with Braulio Baeza riding, in 83d running of Alabama stakes yesterday at Saratoga, N. Y.

ap wirepnoto FIRST RACE Purse $3.500, 4 yeor Horse ond Jockey Wt PP Leo Stor R.Broussord 116 9 Next Fiddle (J. Nichols 120 1 Fox Hound H.Hinoioso 116 11 dh-Russ Craft W.Hortock 116 4 dh-A Man Who R.Gallimore....ll8 7 bweet Mimi W.BIum 112 6 Mr. S. Chance L.Hansman 116 5 Con's Boy S.LeJeuneJ 114 10 Shot Rock J.Ruybalil Ill 8 Hy Rex JA.Skoronski 116 12 Peck Of Trouble (R.Nonol.. 112 3 Barb Stream M.Solomone Ill 2 olds St 1 5 11 12 6 3 9 7 10 dh-Deod heat for fourth.

Two dollar mutuels paid: Straight Place Show Lea Star 12.40 7.40 5.00 Next Fiddle 5.20 3.80 Fox Hound 6.80 SECOND RACE Purse $3,500, 4 year olds Horse and Jockey Wt PP One Note W.BIum 112 3 nnuTion LK.Baiawinj 114 1 At The Top W. Shoemaker 113 12 Quick Skirmish M.Solomone 118 2 French Diable L.Hansman 114 11 Nirgals Spirit J.Ruybali 109 6 Hesagohi R. Broussard 115 8 Brother Joss R.Gallimore 114 7 Kaye's Princess M.Shirota 109 10 Gibby S.LeJeuneJ 112 9 Stamping Ground (W.Hartock....116 4 Gregory R.Padron 114 5 12 8 7 11 9 Two dollar mutuels paid: Straight Place Show One Note 9.00 5.80 3.40 Muflon 90.40 18.20 At The Top 2.60 THIRD RACE Purse $4,000, 2 year olds, 2 at 12 BY MAURICE SHEVLLN LIKE the proverbial snowball, the ranks of the Illinois owner and breeder have expended- optimistically over the last five years. It's a home team kind of growth, almost necessary in the face of increasing competition from other major racing areas and with new race tracks appearing on the scene, coupled with lengthened seasons discouraging the shipping in of name horses despite lucrative purses. Many Clinoisans not only race good stables, but are breeding their own as well as purchasing expensive yearlings at the nation's public auctions.

Mrs. Dorothy Rigney of baseball prominence now is a turf devotee. R. F. Bensinger of the bowling business has entrusted his big and successful stable to Arnold Winick, and James D.

Norris of boxing and hockey fame watches his steeds run under the nom de course of Spring Hill Farms, Inc. Modie J. Spiegel, the mail order house tycoon, owns the Alamode farm and insurance mogul Jack Hogan's stable is a regular. Add to them the ever popular Mrs. Russell L.

Reineman's fine menage. Then there is William H. Bishop of Anna, without whom Chicago racing would suffer greatly every season. Crowdus Baker, president of the Sears Roebuck empire, is another local owner-bredeer. The Charles H.

Wacker HI stable is racing at Arlington. So are horses owned by Illinois Racing board chairman, William S. Miller and member Don McKellar, while radio disc jockey Howard Miller has his own growing stable. Few realize, too, that some of the sport's most successful trainers are local men, like Winick, Del Car- SARATOGA RESULTS 1st, $3,500, clmg, 3 yos ft ap, 7 fur: Discord Ycazo 5.6O 3.80 2.80 dq-Ship Romance Hem'dez 18.10 9.80 Radiation Anderson 5 10 Time, 1:24 4-5. Be Merciful, Our Bucky, Rocky Bend, Count J.

Miss Rotunda, Hildys Lou, Orion, Cassorbit, Calhoun ran. dq-Disqualified from first to second. 2d, $3,800, mdn, 2 yos, 4 far: o-Breokspear Sellers 9.60 3.90 3.10 Claim to Fame Rotz 3 10 2 70 Free Game Baezal 4'20 Time, 1:11 4-5. Rich Wne, a-To Quarters, Contribute, Dutch Greek, Fair Dell, Solar Stance, f-Cormier, Needle Spar, Happy Go, f-Prince Florimel, Raman ran. f-Fieid.

a-Entry. 4 Madoma Solaria Burns 5.70 3.70 3.30 Ulster Ranger Smithwick 7.90 5.20 b-Rum Hill Moloney 4.90 Time, 3:24 2-5. a-Peppy Boy, a-Atom Cloud, Jat, Bucky Marcy, Strolling Square, Esteco 2d, o-Hermod ran. a-Ent. b-Ent.

4th, $4,500. olwc. 1 nt 4 bo. 4 fur- Gun Bow Baeza 36.00 17.40 8.70 Double Double Ossery 9.00 5.00 Monn Jack FRofzl 3.30 Time, 1:10 4-5. Double Warrant, Tenocle, Warspite, Chronicle, Nashoiin, In the Closet ran.

5th, $6,000, elw, 3 ve ft ep, 4 far: Be On Time Ussery 3.10 2.50 2.40 Match Wits Baeza 3.50 3.00 Bal Musette Bolandl 4.70 1:10 1-5. Swiss Franc, Sunstruck, Our Twig, Decode ran. 6th, $50,000 added, the Alabama stakes. 3 yos, 1V4 mi: Tona Sorrentino! 45.80 0.30 4.10 a-Lamb Chop Baeza 2.50 2.10 Prodana Neviesta Woodhouse 3.30 Time, 2:04 1-5. Gay Serenade, Nalee, June Frolic, a-Batteur, Barbwolf, Vast Scope ran.

a-Entry. 7th, hdep, 1 yos, 7 fur: Sally Ship Ycazo 11.80 7.20 5.90 Pams Ego Guerin 13.40 8.80 Glory Hill Boland 9 40 Time, 1:23 4-5. Tirato, Main Swap, a-Medici, Charspiv, a-Bold Resort, a-No Resisting, Lady Karachi, Wise Nurs ran. o-Entry. ttly $6400, elwc, 3 yes ft ap, 1 1-14 mi, o-Wes'tern Warrior Rotz 7.60 4.60 3.40 Thygold Hernandez 7.90 4 90 Morry E.

Gilliganj 3.50 Time, 1:41 2-5. Jay Dee, Civic Guard, Relative, Whiteborough, a-Rolling Sea, Uncle Percy ran. a-Ent. 9th, $4,000, hdep, 3 yos ft ap, 114 mi: Ole Johnny Ussery 4.00 3.00 2.70 Ireland Sellers 3.50 2.90 Uncle Pid Woodhouse 3.50 Time, 1:52 2-5. Too Much Brass, Oh, El Moro ran.

ATLANTIC CITY RESULTS 1st, $3,300, clmg, 4 yos ft 8P, 4 fur: Mays Landing McCurdyJ 7.40 3.60 2.80 Raceland Baird 4.40 3.20 Careful Consort Grimm 3.40 Time, 1:12 3-5. Pampop, Dancing Dan, Royal Boy, Corposant, Royal Idol, Eddiejon, pineapple ran. 2d, $3,200, clmg, 3 yes, 7 fur: Dutch Will Brooks 6.40 3.60 3.00 Organ Grinder Lavato 3.80 2.80 Dr. Kress Zakoor 4.00 Time, 1:25 3-5. Charles M.

So Whats New, Manhattenville, Easy Way, Old Allegheny ran. 3d, $3,800, clmg, 2 ye, 4 far: Pickerel Point Grimm 45.60 13.60 7.20 Dinka Kallai 5.40 3.60 Conto Ice Boulmetis 5.00 Time, 1:13 1-5. River Bridge, Offensive Weapon, Wor Journey, Royal Rascal, Airy Joe ran. 4th, $4,200, clmg, 4 yes ft ep, 1 1-14 mi: Cactus Kid (Kallai) 16.40 7.00 3.60 Dress Reheorsal Lovato 13.60 5.00 Lost Sheep McCurdy 2.80 Time, 1:46 2-5. Plucky Piet, Snow Flyer, Blow Out, Jacodare ran.

5th. $4400, alw. 2 ve. 4 far: Jolly Count Baird 18.00 S.60 5.20 Oscar L. Grimm 4.00 4.00 no Try Bumppo ibrooksi 3.0a Time.

1:11 4-5. Vandals. Jinan. Mv Friend John, Paul Hornung, Rough Boy, Bushers court. Helmet, Solid Fuel, Manduke ran.

4th, $4,500, clmg, 4 yos ft ep, 7 far: Ramona Rode Grant 4.80 3.80 3.00 Sodowo McCurdy 8.40 5.20 Lounry mairman iKaiioii 5.20 Time. 3-5. Bronze Jet. Flnwer Mart. Mango News, Doctor Bern ran.

7tn, cimg, yes, 7 far: Retrenchment fGrnntl 7 no 4 no 9 Olyleo Brooks 5.00 3.60 Copt. Bumblebee Baird 3.40 lime, jo. oeur ae i-er, Liz pier. Prince Dion. Short Nail.

Chusinia. One Gailus, Silver Bowl, Royal Lawn, Dancing Nail ran. tth, $25,004 added, Ventnr terf hdep. mi, livttj: b-PrinceO'Pilsen Chambers 9.00 3.40 3.60 nor uusi mrooKsj J.uu z.4u b-Terminator Grant 3.60 nme, 4-5. lianaman, pivot, a-bay eouiiee.

Dean carl, The Gent, a-Dimyour light ran. a-Ent. b-Ent. th. S3.4M.

clma. 4 ni n. I 1-16 ail: Necromancer Choquette 5.60 3.20 2.80 nnakana ibranri j.ou z.tsu Well Staged Kallai 4.60 Time, 1:47. Hope Ana pear, Tropiess, Jersey Norseman, Close Order, High Flight- ran. LAUREL RESULTS $2,500, clmg, 3 yes, 7 for: Fleeting Bubbles Vosq'zl 25.00 9.00 6.00 Final Conflict IGrandinettil 3.40 2.60 Wee Highway Hole 3.20 Time.

Rov Rim. Hnrlett. Fl Diavolo, Frans Hi Daumier, Darling Bloom, Right Here ran. 2d, $2,500, clmg, 4 yos ft ep, 4 for: Beau Pilnt fRevnnlrfcl 7 HO 3RD 9 Kfl Toolbox Garbardelia 3.80 3.00 Tacnrsman lueej e.zu Time, 1:12 3-5. Nuone, No Fun 2nd, Brior Show.

Nnvullnh Suveeo. Sheer Blue. Bong, Frosty Mountain, Safety Belt. 3d, $3,500, clmg, 2 ye, 4 far: Stop Look Listen Pierce S.60 3.70 2.40 Sempre Avonte JFerroro 2JJ0 2.20 uare Konaeau ivasquezj Time. 1:13.

Rullv Rirffmn. Cursorial. Cheeryole ran. ..1. 4 AAA 4 Tusconelly Grafton 14JM 4.60 4.00 Beguine Pierce 7J 4.40 o-Admirette McKeel 3-80 nme, 1 12 2-5.

oxtoro loss, e-wmr kw-k. River Kate. Just Hettie. Take a Dare ran. a-Entry.

sm, S4ae aaaaiarp, yes bp, t-tt Paget 1 Nelson 1 16.60 6.60 4 20 Towson Hole 4.00 2.60 pet Dare Ferroroj Time, 1:24 3-5. e-Srta. Monica, o-Restless Cloud, Troian Seth ran. 4th, $4JJ08, elw, 2 yes, 4 far: Benedict C. fVasouezl 7.20 4.00 2.60 Chonann Burr 5-69 3.00 Fkrt Car Lee Time, 1:13 2-5.

Howo Bee, Evening Flame, Aly Bomb, Windy Sword ran. 7th, $4400, alw, 1 yes ft ep; 4 far: Chot INelsonl 5.60 3-40 3.00 o-Gramotam Pierce 3-20 3.80 e-Freedom Fighter (Vasqoei 3.80 Time, 1:12 2-5. Fairfob. Wild Oct. Mory Sanford, Blood Shot, Brandy Isle, Aesop's Able ran.

a-Entry. 1h, $1400, bcp, yes ap, mami mm Wild Cord tVosee-xl 3-60 2.60 770 Double Stars Pierce, 3.40 2.80 TinC? 3-L TTumbodor. Peboona. Sogum. Lonvin, Get Lucky.

Sun White ron. 9th, $5404, ttm 3 yes ft ep, I 1-16 mi, Rok Of Eagles, ryoseuezj 7 JO 4.60 3.40 Crash Landing Pierce 7.80 5.20 Range IRevnolds 1-4 7-5. Diamond. Bhje Monarch, Gerry's Star, Weatberscope, Grey Maiesry, Matey ran. fit" Close One Griffith Goes 10 Rounds to Defeat Mims Saratoga Springs, N.

Y. Aug. 10 (UPD Welterweight Champion Emile Griffith forced Holly Mims, middleweight contender, about the ring tonight with left jabs and over-handed rights, and won a unanimous decision in their 10-round fight Griffith, making his first start since winning the 147 -pound crown a third time from Luis Rodriguez on June 8, coupled his forcing tactics with a body attack. Griffith, weighing 150 pounds to 154 for his oppon ent, made certain that he gave Mims very little punching room. There were no knockdowns, However, Mims, wno never has been floored or stopped in his 16-year career of 87 fights, had his knees buckled in the sixth and ninth rounds.

Afterwards, it was learned that Griffith injured his right hand in the sixth round. He will go to New York tomorrow for X-rays. Jim Beattie, a former Golden Glover from Minneapolis, landed in the hospital after suffering a fifth-round technical knockout in a preliminary bout Beattie, a 6-foot 8-inch, 231-pound heavyweight, was admin istered oxygen in the dressing room following the fight He was taken to Saratoga hospital for observation, believed suffer ing from exhaustion. SPORTSMAN'S PARK RESULTS Last Night 1st, $1,400, trot, mile: Mister Gallon Hiering 7.40 4.20 2.60 The Minch Boring 5.00 3.40 Dukell Broden 4.40 Post positions 5, 6, I. Time, 2:05 4-5.

neer. Queen's Crown, Sinclair Hanover, Empirerta, Wildwood Mike, Brother Hill started. 24, $1,400, act, mile: Pop Reynolds Burright o.OO 4.00 2.60 Maverick Grattan Busse 4.60 3.00 Pulaski Chief Taylor 3.20 Post positions 2. 7, 4. Time, 2:06 1-5.

Success Cardinal, Adbella Son, Billy O'Henry, Pete Prior, orris Counsel, Elora Liner started. Daily Double paid (22.00. 3d, 01,400, pace, mite: Lewis Hanover Sherren 11.40 7.40 5.60 Adios Creed Burrteht 7.40 4.20 Queen's Miser Willis 5.20 Post positions 5, 6, $. Time, 2:05 45. Lieutenant Don, Rascal Ranger, Susan's Jet, Block Heath, Johnnie Prince started.

4th, $3400, trat, milt: Wildwood Betty Robinson 14 JO 6.20 3.80 My Jay- Key 9.60 5.60 Yankee Music Dennis 3.80 Post positions 7, 4, 5. Time, 2:06. Money Tree, Payne Hanover, Worthy Knight, Julio's Gene, Deep South started. 5th, $1,400, pace, mile: Chico Wilson Marsh Jr. 7.60 4.60 3.00 Merrie Bionco Beissinger 5.M 3.60 Senator Prim Grenierl 3.00 Post positions 0, 7, 2.

Time, 2:04 1-5. Vernon Si Creed, Miss Cash Key, Wild-wood Bill, Show Boy started. 4th, $2400, pace, mile: Linda's Indian Boring) 16.60 ISO 5.40 Cliff Abbe Marsh 7.60 4.60 Scotch Medal James 4.40 Post positions 9, 6, 5. Time, 2:04 2-5. Worthy Mon, No Bargain, Elana Active Viraie, O.

F. Brady, Patch Creed started. 7th, $5400, tret. Bile: Eblis Key Key 27.40 20 5 JO sceptre Dennis MO 3.00 Right Away Boring 2.p Post positions 1, 4, 7. Time, Sis's Brother, Darn Safe, lone Hanover, Spicy Song started.

ltd, $5400, Pace, Mile: Cutie Hill Riegie 6.40 3.20 3.40 dh-Vineddy Minniear 3.60- 4.60 dh-Scotch Straight Shutterl 2.40 2 80 Post Positions 2, 1, 3. Time, 2:01 3,5. Rockette Forbes, Shadvdale i r. Queen's Loromie, Billy Beaa stalled. dh-Deod heat for second.

eth, $10400, pore, Poplar Sonny Williams .40 3.60 3.00 Rip Spongier Shuter 2.80 2.60 Butch Harmony Marsh 4.00 Post ositions 4, 6, 5. 2:02. Ranger Knight, Brown Jet, Thar Hanover, Cope Horn started. Secret Brook I Broden 7.20 3.80 2.80 Dormy Lite JO-Mora 6-20 3 0 Roan Cresoder Busse 2.60 Post positions 6. 7, 4.

Time, 2:05 1-5. Riveriand. Jubilee Star, Dolly Byrd, Sues Sister started. 17404; BPjteeL turn for home, then put the horse under pressure and moved into fourth place behind Editorialist as Nichols brought up Bounding Mam and W. M.

Cook got Wa-Wa Cy under full steam. Wa-Wa Cy dropped back in the last sixteenth and wound up sixth as Editorialist lasted for fourth and Sensitivo got up for fifth. Hellenic Hero, making bis first stakes start of the year, but coming off two straight al lowance victories, was 5-2 fa vorite while B. Major was second choice with Editorialist B. Major, conqueror of Candy Spots in the $100,000 Chicagoan at Washington Park, paid $6.60 and $4.20.

Hellenic Hero re turned $3.20. Bounding Main was timed in 1:36 15 against the track record of 1:33 45 held jointly by Bluescope and Prove It First money of $34,300 raised Bounding Main's lifetime earn ings to $81,870 for only six vic tories in 44 starts over three years. Dixieland, a 3-year-old son of Dedicate, owned by C. H. Wacker and ridden by Blum, won the supporting $4,000 Diogenes purse by a length and a half over the fast closing Argentina import, Cante Jondo piloted by Broussard.

Vali ant Man, the favorite, was third. Dixieland paid $10.20. The mutuel handle was $2,157,292. On the corresponding first Saturday of last year's Washington Park Jockey Club meeting a crowd of 27,823 bet $2,226,587. Tona Takes Feature at Saratoga Saratoga Springs, N.

Aug. 10 Tona scored a nose vic tory over Lamb Chop in the 83d running of the $57,400 Ala bama stakes at Saratoga today. The chestnut daughter of Nashua came from next to last in the field of nine 3-year-old fillies to score an upset and paid $45.80, $8.30, and $4.10. Prodana Neviesta was anoth er two and one half lengths back in third place, while June Frolic took fourth money after finishing four and one half lengths behind Prodana Nevi esta. Tona earned $37,310 for its owner-breeder Harry S.

Nichols, who is an executive of a New York chemical concern. Wfld Card Wins Laurel, Aug. 10 UP) Wild Card broke last, but finished fast to win the $10,000 Ballymoss handicap, featured eighth race at Laurel Race Course today, and lowered the turf course record to 1:38 3-5 for one mile. The third winner of the pro gram for Jacinto Vasquez, lead ing rider of the meeting with 22 victors in 12 days, Wild Card paid only $3.60, $2.60 and $2.20 in winning by a length from Double Stars, which paid $3.40 and $2.80 infinishing four lengths in front of the $3.20 show horse, Decline and Fall. Wild Card, which won a simi lar race here last week-end, was last away in the Bally moss, passed two rivals on the first turn and then made a big move on the outside of the leaders on the final turn.

The son of Arctic Prince took command at the furlong pole and was pulling away at the end. HAZEL PARK RESULTS 1st, $2,200. clmi, 3 ve, 4V4 far: Blues to Barrow 10.00 5.00 3.00 Late Bushf Lattarullo 640 4.40 Papa See Fieselman 3.00 Time, 1:20. Ensign Mary, Mary Biiiy Kocne, sprue wire, doming, sun Oasis, Disis Facts ran. M.

cIm. 4 A n. ail: Roman Wolf Mundorf 9.40 4.80 3.40 Fiery Cadet Lattarulo 5.20 3.40 Smithville Craig 3.20 Time, 1:41 3-5. Sara pass, Indian valley, Vhigh Adventure, Leah Road Rose, Sky Master, Jan ran. 3a, 1W, aim, ye wri an: Billishom Smithson 41.00 13.00 5.40 Prince Whitney Bamett 3.80 2.80 Arrebato Barrow 3.00 Time, 1:42 Debate, Racing Watch Dog, Heliolater, do-Sky Riel ran.

do-Sky Riel finished third, disqualified and Ploced fourth. 4tg, $2,200, ctmg, 4m ap, mi: Fog Bank Bornett 8.60 4.60 3.40 Metvin C. Inouye 5.60 4.20 Seatonian Smithson 5.80 Time, 1:40 3-5. J. Browne Alb-querque, Daurode, Elliptical, Could Be ran.

5th, $2,400, clmg, 3 yes, 614 fur: Denhar Cox 26.00 12.20 5.60 Red Smith Lattarulo 4.40 2.80 Skip The Bill Walt 2.80 Time, 1:19 4-5. Dofs Sister, Try Tom, Sahara Zod, Capples Pride, Helrulloh ran. 4th, $2,700, clmg, 4 yes ft ep, 6' far: Frminin Miindnrfl 10.60 4.80 3 60 Johnny Domino Craig 340 3.00 Gobbler's Image Bomet 5.40 Gobblers image isomer! s.u Time, 1:19 2-5. Solution, Long Distance, Time, 1:19 2-5. Solution, Long Distance, Judy's Foncy, Circus Prince, festival ran.

7th, $2,700. elw, 4 res ap, 4 far: Tinted Joe MundorO 10.60 6.40 4.40 rXrm-elniul rWnltl 15.20 7.40 Judge C. Pocheco Tim. 1-10 l-S Love Yon Too. Jocoue ine Rose, a-Speed Of Sound, Hub Z.

Firm Bruce, o-Budnose ton. o-Entry. tth, 1.500, elw, 3 yes, ari: Tordy Beau Van Hook 47.60 10.6O 5.80 Beauante (Pocheco 3.00 3.00 Barn Gossip Gibb 6.00 Time, Miss Lake Shore, Natchez, Trace, Orange Ice Royal Woo, Modern Jan, Holly Spring ran. 9th, $15400, keep, 3 yes, 1 1-14 mi: Toll way Mundorf 11.60 5.60 4.40 Pan Dancer Barrow 1-20 6.20 Little Everett Lattarulo 6.00 Time, 1:44 2-5. Ray's Pal, Uncatchable, Gay Revoke, Loyal Son ran, 10th $2,100, daM, 4 yes ft bp, 1 1,14 eiiles: Greek Gal Ftesehnon 7.40 4.00 3.20 Two Ricks Pocheco 9M 4.80 Wear And rear Whited 3.20 Time.

1:47 2-5. Tetratown, Vale Choice. Toy Miss, Bill's Wish, Princess Nybar ran. Daily Doubles I ARLINGTON PARK Lea Star aad Oae Nate SARATOGA Discard, end Brfnkipfir ATLANTIC CITY Mars Laadieg aad Date Will JO LAUREL FleeHw Beetles aad Beaa HAZEL PARK lat ROTHS Horse and Jockey Wt PP St Vt V2 Str Why Not Check L.Hansman 118 1 4 211 23 Harry H. W.Shoemokerl 120 3 5 611 4hd 32 Little Jakey J.Nichols 118 8 111 Ihd 22 Ishkoodah R.Broussord 118 5 8 8 62 63 Grip Bail W.BIum 118 4 1 44 53 42 William E.

iH.Bolin 118 2 2 32 3M 5M Journalist G.Taniguchi 118 6 7 7NT 8 72 Tailored H.Hinoioso 118 7 6 52 72 8 18 Stakes Head Sulky Race Card The Washington Park Trotting association, which introduced mile track harness racing pari-mutuel style to the Chicago area last fall, has a series of 18 high quality stakes races ready, starting with the $10,000 Valley Forge Trot on opening night, Labor Day, Sept. 2. Charles H. Wacker III, president of the association, was ex-huberant in discussing the calibre of horses who will compete at the meeting. Sept.

2-Oct. 19. "Horses had to be nominated for our stakes last March 15," Wacker pointed out." After looking thru our nominations, we found our horses in 1962 accounted for a total of 50 2:00 miles, the standard of excellence in the sport. Forty-seven of thsee were faster than 2:00. Thirty-five were in races and 15 were in time trials.

Seven 2:00 Miles "We had seven 2:00 miles at Washington Park last year with the fastest by Vineddy in 1:58 4-5th pacing for our track record." In analyzing the list of entries for the stakes, veteran racing officials concluded that almost every outstanding horse now racing which was eligible for a stake was named for it. Special emphasis is on 3-year-olds with a pair of $20,000 added races topping the stakes program. The $20,000 added Colonial, Sept. 7 has attracted the leading 3-year-old pacers. Many of the eligibles for the Little Brown Jug, top pacing race of the year for this division, are expected to start in the Colonial.

Chicago Derby Sept. 14 In this group are Overtrick, a recent stakes winner in Philadelphia in world record time of 1:57 l-5th over a five-eighths of a mile track. Other stakes winners include Timely Beauty, Tarport Rose, Meadow Skipper, and Steady Beau. The $20,000 Chicago Derby on (Trhil new 12 million dollar plant, finished its 50-night meet last week with a nightly average of $510,410 High single night figures were 18,050 in attendance and $713,709 in betting. One of the biggest days in purse distribution in harness racing will be celebrated tomorrow in Springfield Two and 3-year-old trotters and pacers will be competing for $181,000 in four races Eight-hundred members of the Food Service Executives club of Chi cago will hold their third an nual dinner at Soortsman's Park Aug.

21 Henry C. Kakubiec is president of the group. John A. Stelle is the new president of the Egyptian Trotting association which will conclude Chicago's harness season with a meeting from Oet 21 to Nov. 30.

Racing luck: Last spring, Filter, 3-year-old trotter, was hailed by Hambletonian followers after its fast-closing second to Express Rodney at Santa Anita Filter's owner, Herman Graham of Salem, later rejected an offer of $75,000 for the horse which cost him only $2,000 Filter was unimpressive in the recent Great Midwest Trot at Martinsville, EL, and now is a doubtful starter in the Hambletonian Answer to query: The highest single night mutuel handle in sulky racing is $3,191,020, set at Yonkers Raceway last Nov. 30. HlHWW'IHlllM -r" Dm Bss Rnlpli Boldwm Harness Motes By James Segieti Two dollar mutuels paid: Straight Place Show Why Not Check 6.00 4.00 3.20 Horry H. 4.80 4.00 Little Jokey 4.60 FOURTH RACE Purse $4.200, 3 year Horse ond Jockey Wt PP col. Mengei A.Skoronskl 112 2 Marcher Bay iw.Shoemokerj 113 Abby's Crown JR.

Broussard 115 a-Snow Fort R.Nonol 114 Jack Jouett K.Knopp 112 a-Leverage J.Nichols 114 Trial By Jury L.Hansman 116 El Delight J.Ruybali) 108 a-Entry. Two dollar mutuels paid: Straight Place Show Col. Mengei 16.40 6.60 4.80 Hatchet Boy 4.40 3.00 Abby's Crown 3.80 FIFTH RACE Purse $5,000, 4 year elds Horse ond Jockey Wt PP St Jesse's Invoder W.Shoemoker...117 1 5 Flying Mercury H.Hinoioso. .....119 3 1 Hoop Bound W.Hortock 116 7 4 Boston Sailor W.Blum 117 4 2 Playgoer R.Padron 113 2 6 Areopolis H.Moreno 117 6 3 Jet Assembly M.Solomone 117 5 7 Two dollar mutuels paid: Straight Place Show Jesse's Invoder 9.60 4.40 3.60 Flying Mercury 3.40 3.00 Hoop Bound 4.00 SIXTH RACE Purse $3,800, 4 year Horse ond Jockey Wt PP Song of Glory J.Beebe 108 10 Irish Swede R.Gallimore 116 4 Spaniard J. Nichols 116 6 Mister Joy H.Hinoioso 116 7 John M.

W.Hartock 116 5 Bagpiper W.BIum 118 2 Mount Ida R.Nonol 116 3 Mr. W.C. M.Solomonel 118 9 David's Girl M.Shirota 107 1 Jet Whiz R.Podron 113 8 olds 10 10 1 4 2 Two dollar mutuels paid: Straight Place Show Song of Glory 16.00 7.00 4.20 Irish Swede 6.00 4.40 Spaniard 3-60 SEVENTH RACE Purse $4X100, 3 end Horse ond Jockey Wt PP St Dixieland W.Blum .2 Cante Jondo III. R.Broussord. ..118 4 10 Valiant Mon W.Shoemoker 115 1 7 Reinforcement H.Hinoioso .....113 9 Sorsoporillo W.Hortock .117 8 Summons M.Solomone) 113 3 Kono Coast IE.

Burns! 117 2 1 Ebbwoy (K.Knaop) 113 10 Great John J.Nichols IIJ 4 Prince's Sis H.Morenol 112 11 Down Wind S.LeJeune ..116 7 11 Two dollar mutuels paid: Straight Place Show Dixlelond 10.20 5.40 3.60 Conte Jondo III 10.00 5 00 Valiaat Man 3.00 2, olds, 8 ch. post 7 ner 4. all b. post from 4 V4 102 11 92 Off and up, 6 furlongs: '4 Vl 12 12 2hd 2i lrjhd find 91 'JCa 5,2 221 Fin Owner Eq odds 122 LoraineH.Gonnon 5.20 2il penn-Annharm 32 N.Grevon 4 W.J.Schmidt 41 Winchesters table 62! Mrs.J.Lowenstein 7n 81 W.H.BishopStoble 911 DonreySiabie 101 W.W.Dial 1111 H.S.Cahoon 12 MadlynsStoble 3.60 14.60 6.80 11.20 2.40 24.30 19.80 52.40 16.50 29.40 30.60 82 73 31 8 31 61 51 112 41 31 82 6hd 1011 92 112 ii- S'i- 12 12 9hd 111 Time, :23, :47, :59 2-5, 1:11 4-5. Winner trained by F.

Nugent. Winner, b. 6, Admiral Leo Star Image. Went to post 2:20. Off at Start good from gate.

Won driving. and up, claiming, about 1 1-0 miles turf: Str it 4hd 61 7 93 8hd 106 Fin Owner Eq odds lra Mrs. N.J. Moron 3.50 4Hd 3hd ft 102 8W 91 21 R.A.DoviS 97.70 ni a. BiossomStable N.Green Est.ofW.J.SprowJr.

Newbill-Spivey Mrs.D.Devries SambarS table E.G.Drake DeNileFarm W.J.Schmidt 1.40 9.50 4.20 26.70 52 94 rn 111 12 21.20 45.10 46.80 78 90 8.80 124.00 8hd 71 112 107 12 1U1 12 AliceE.Capansky Time, 1:54. Winner trained by N. J. Moran. Winner, dk.

b. 4, Roval Lover Rapid Song. Went to post at Off at 2:46. Start good from gate. Won driving.

allowances, 6 furlongs: Fin Owner Eq odds Ihd W.Wickhom 2.00 22J W.Rodkovich 3.90 3U J.K.Houssels 9.00 TumbiewoodStable 10.80 53i R.F. Bensinger 2.70 611 E.H.Woods 9.60 77 FourthEst. Stable 18.30 8 F.W. Hooper 25.40 Time, :22 2-5, :46, 58 2-5, 1:11 2-5. Winner trained by T.

H. Stevens. Winner, b. Our Love II Wrinkled Hose. Went to post at 3:14" 7.

Off at once. Start good from gate. Won driving. claiming, mile: 311 411 22 72 51 62 Str Fin Owner Eq odds 12 11 P. -R.

Schleicher 7.20 22 71 BiossomStable 1.70 33 3J Seltzer 4.80 52 431 s. Ippolito 5.20 42 5nk Mrs.A.M.Creech 3.70 6M 6U S. Ippolito 5.20 73 7J J. H. Rouse 8.00 8 8 KhalworStable 36.60 Time, 23 1-5, :44 2-5, 1:11 2-5, 1:34 2-5.

Winner trained by S. M. Rieser. Winner, 3, Barbizon Gracious One. Went to at 7.

Off at once. Start good from gate. Won driving. ond up. allowances, 4 furlongs: "1 Str Ihd Fm Owner Eq odds 3 80 5.10 5S 2hd 67 3d 21 Ihd a.

63 5U 121 MelanieForm 21 Si 67 5hd 7 21 AlamodeForm 31 EssonessS table 46 SunnyBlueForm 5" Mrs.J.W.Durrett 67 A.Muckler 590 1.90 1860 11.30 36.70 7 w. Jones Time, :23, 44 3-5, 58 4-5, trained by F. L. Moore. 1:10 4-5.

Whv Winner, ro. Set Foir Velocity. Went to post at Off at 4:10. Stort good from gate for but Jet Assembly. Won driving.

and up, claiming, 6 furlongs: 14 6hd 8hd 2hi 92 Str 31 82 5U 22 Fin Owner Eq odds 700 4 50 4.20 10 40 380 51 92 71 21 11 CoolSpringsFm. 2" AuoeonStoble 3 O.Spitzer 45 Mrs.S.B. Fisher 5 C.S.Hondelmon 6" DorothyM. Turner 11 3 80 38.10 28 50 24.00 14.70 10 41 81 74 K.A.I 811 N.Po 911 P.An turrifl 41J 51 31 Pooitto-Balber Andersen 3hd 10 10 W.Swezev Time, :22 4-5, 46 3-5, Winner trained by R. Conine.

Winner, dk. "4, Soy Song Baby Leo. Went to at 4:354. Off at 4:36. Start eood sate.

Won driving. year olds, allowances, 6'fr furlenes: Ihd 52 V4 14 7hd 8 22 52 if1 102 82 91 Shis 42 22 5d 63 73 103 92 81 11 Fin Owner 11 C.H.Wockerlll 231 H.A.Grant 33 KhalworStable odds 4.10 11.60 1.50 54 20 390 4.10 41 Mrs.G.C.White 51 SpringHillForm 6l( JocnorS table 72 unning JovS table ihd W.Rodkovich 93 T.F.Devereux 10 ParriciaLongden 11 B.S.Rue 66.50 101.50 16.00 47.50 29.30 7hd Time, 23 1-5, :46, 1:11, 1:17 3-5, Winner trained by W. Sorgent. Winner, b. 3, Dedicate Jubling.

Went to post of 5:04. at Start good from gate. Won driving. 11 4M es 31 101 Str Fia Owner Eq odds 51 9 4M 21 41J 2M im L.C.Hewerd 24.4 411 41 11 5M 211 MeleaieFerai 2.6 3 Elmeaderf 4.M Feertti Est. Stable 4.4 5- R.F.Besi-eer 11.90 42 Mrs.l.W.Spicer 1.7I Tan Wilsea-McOenaett 9.2 2) VicgreyCteef 4.N B.H.Wise K.9 SM 41 1hd 1S2 71 11 11 11 MJehasea 111.1 1M 11 12 VkereySreel 4.4 Time, :23, :45 4-5, 1:24 1-5.

Wia-aer lieiatd hy P. Drvite. Wiaaer, dk. 4, Near Many Waters. Went te east at 5:33.

Off at eace. Start ead frea fate. Wn ktriviiitdV eaeiua ser peae re yap at swokb. ond ee, claiming, joboot 1 1-14 miles terf: V4 12 41 ii 32 9 hd 22 72 Str Fin Owner Eq odds 12 22 32 62 51 9 42 72 HI 24 33 li 71 121 Ja 231 P. 321 J.I JocnorStable 1 50 Schleicher 4 00 3vu 4nk WhipwoodStoble 7.50 5h R.F.Bensiiwer 6.90 61 W.H.BisnooStable 12.60 7H SpringHillForm 14.20 1 Mrs.T.Christopner 20 20 AsipincStable 100 Time, 1:45 1-5.

Winner trained by J. Sulli-von. Winner, br. 5, Spy Song Febiole. Went to post at 4:01.

Off at Start eood from sate. Won driving. Total Handle Saturday, Sept. 14 will bring to Chicago many of the nation's leading 3-year-old trotters. There is a strong probability that the winner of the rich Hambletonian at Du Quoin, Aug.

28 will be among them. Three-year-old trotters named for the Derby include Speedy Scot, whose 2:04 2-5ths effort at Washington Park last season, was a track record for a 2-year old. Other outstanding 3-year-old eligibles for the Hambletonian and the Chicago Derby are Cheer Honey, champion 2-year-old filly last year; Floris; Fred Walker and B. F. Coaltown.

The opening night $10,000 added Valley Forge Trot stakes sets the standard for the meeting with a crack field of 4 and 5-year-old trotters including Duke Rodney, winner this year of the $60,000 United Nation's Trot in New York where he turned back the top trotters of the world including Su Mac Lad, world's richest trotter and handicap star Worth Seein', Sprite Rodney, Spry Rodney, Porterhouse, Orbiter, Matastar and Isaac are others named for the Valley Forge. HARY CAPTURES LITTLE LEAGUE SENIOR CROWN Gary defeated Dayton, 14 to 8, yesterday to win the Little league senior division Northern Regional tournament played at Burbank American field, 77th street and Major avenue. Gary will compete in the senior division world series in Bethlehem, next Friday, playing the winner of Thursday's game between Monterrey, Mexico, and the southern -regional champion. In addition to Gary and Dayton, other teams in the Chicago regional were Des Moines and Calumet Park, the Illinois-Wisconsin senior champion. Score: Gory 230 053 114 14 3 Dayton 000 602 0 7 7 Batteries Hamlin, Cooper 6 ond R-9otti; Stevenort, Moshos 6 ond Gormen.

Ray Elliott Wins Feature at Joliet Ray Elliott of Lockport won the 25-lap feature for midget autos last night at Joliet Memorial speedway. Second was Gene Varing of Oak Lawn, with Willie Wilson of Fort Lauder dale, third. U. S. Chess Meet Opens Here Today The United States Open Chess tournament will be played today thro Aug.

24 in the Belmont hotel. More than 300 players will battle for the title held by 20-year-old Bobby Fischer. Among the competitors is Z. Gligoric, grand master from Yugoslavia. Several players from South America and Europe also wSl compete for prizes totaling more than $6,000.

EIGHTH RACE Perse $50400 added, Amagtea Park handicap, 1 year elds aad ae, mile. Gross valve ef race $5440. Velee te erieaer, $34400; second, $10404; third, $7400; teerth, $540. JERRY BALER, Sportsman's Park sulky racing director, anxiously awaits the outcome of next Thursday night's Yonkers Futurity in New York Ralph Baldwin, trainer driver of harness racing's newest glamor colt, Speedy Scot, will make a decision following the race on competing in the $15,000 American-National stake Aug. 22 or shipping the horse directly to Du Quoin, for the $130,000 Hambletonian Aug.

28. Speedy Scot scored its fourth victory in five races in the $20,825 Matron stake at Detroit's Wolverine Raceway last Tuesday night Chicago sulky followers watched Speedy Scot trot to impressive triumps in stake races at Sportsman's and Washington Park last summer en route to the 2-year-old championship Speedy Scot is owned by Castleton farm of Lexington, whose Emily's Pride captured the Hambletonian in 1958. Sportsman's Park drivers will be "daylighting" again this week Several rein sm en, among them Don Busse, will charter a plane to fly to Springfield for state fair races in the afternoon They'll return each night for competition under the lights It's a girl, Margaret Mary, in the home of Ed and Marie Walsh Ed, Washington Park's harness publicity chief, says he's now coach of a basketball team. There are two other daughters and two sons in the Walsh household. Attorneys for the Northern Illinois Development corporation are proceeding with the sale of Aurora Downs to Chi-cagoan Titus Haffa There has been no notice of an appeal following Judge Michael Lgoe's ruling last Wednesday Lib-trty Bell Park, Philadelphia's Horse end Jockey Wt PP St Beending Main J.Nichols 113 3 11 de-Hellenic Here W.Shoemeker..U4 7 4 B.

Meier R.Breesserd 115 11 Editorialist H.Hieeiosa 122 1 Sensitive rw.Hortock 114 1 I We-We Cy WJn.Ceekl Ill It Piper's Sen HJMereee 114 I I e-Cediz E.Barns Ill Mm rRJ.Cemaaein Ill III Joremage J.Raybeli 4 7 71 e-Phoeaiciea II W.Bhm)... 114 4 211 dq-Raa 2d disqaalified and Ploced 34. e-Enrrr. Two dollar awteels paid: Straight Place Shew Beaadiet Maia 744 24.4 114 ft. Meier 44 4.2 e-Htlleaic Hera 3-2 BOUNDING MAIN, void at early speed aad eetrea fa fiaal bead where he rallied alee iaside.

aamd steadily even the la eery dese eeerters while hmslwi the reilmg and edged HELENIC HERO la stiff drrve. The latter, allowed te settle ia stride, aieved htlweea banes ia bis kite pally, cemawaeid drfftin la thre aMstretch, rallied fnaatly aad last missed. HELLENIC HERO was disqaalified ead placed third for ie-terferia with B. MAJOR ia at id stretch occardieg te the stewards, ft. MAJOR, aaher-ried early, nUied after three aeerte rs was farced te alter ceerse ia aiidstretch ead finished streagly arhea dear.

EDITORIALIST, racnvg antheat beaefit ef whip, had bis speed, saved trsaad aajcb ef the wey aad held ea fairly well ia arelaattd drtve. SENSITIVO waated far radat reeai tare aajch af dess aaerter bhIc. CADIZ aas PHOENICIAN II supped hadiy oner NINTH RACE Perse $4,200, 4 yeor olds Horse and Jockey Wt PP Spy Flight W. Shoemaker 116 I Twirled H.Hinoioso 2 Copo III ICJvieouxJ JJ-J Alone At Lost IHJAoreno ..112 4 Donilo J.Beebe ..........107 Gorchew R.Broussordl 5 Bewildroom W.Hortock 1 1 4 Espadara lo.ionigwcnij Buen Servidor J.Ruyboli .114 1 Ta rfAjuv AMituell Bflid: Straioht PNk Show 12 i Caao III 4-40 Al f3 ajaafiAdJPaaajaAadl Fjflljja.u Wmm9mwlmitfAiJmm.