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Owensboro, Meiicngti Inquirer, Apr. 26, 1969 7-A ChurchillDownsOpenS 1 Spring Meeting Induction Appealed Order Reportedly By Dickie Moore '1 Jk jwr 4 r1 mJt Sharing the opening-day spotlight with the Stepping Stone will be the Ij Troienne Stakes, a $15,000 added feature for Kentucky Oaks eligibles. Other traditional stakes events on the spring program are the Derby Trial on April 29, the Churchill Downs Handicap on May 1, the Kentucky Oaks on May 2, the Debutante Stakes on May 3, the Louisville Handicap on May 10 and the Bashford Manor Stakes on May 17. Churchill president Wathen Knebelkamp says the track's policy of prohibiting the bringing of alcholic beverages onto the grounds will be continued. "This is to prevent rowyism in the infield and public response to the rule has been completely favorable," Knebelkamp says.

The first post time on Derby Day again will be 11:30 a.m. The Derby is scheduled at 5:30 p.m. (KDT), an hour later than usual. The running again will be telecast by the Columbia Broadcasting System. Larry Sowders Leads DCJHS To Track Win Larry Sowders finished first in three events scoring 15 points to lead the Daviess County Junior High track team to a victory over Estes Junior High yesterday.

The Little Panthers tallied 90 points However, the U.S. District Attorney's office at Louisville reported Friday that there had been no indication of an appeal on the part of Moore. "We haven't received any manner of an appeal and have had no con- tact with him (Moore) or his attorneys," said Philip Huddles-ton, assistant U.S. district attorney. At this point, the case is a criminal matter," he said.

Huddleston added that if the induction order were being appealed the action would have to be initially filed with Moore's hometown draft board. A spokesman for the Owensboro board said Friday that no such appeal has been filed local- iy- The spokesman added that Moore maintained a 2-S student classification throughout his enrollment at Western Kentucky University. Moore received his draft physical examination on Aug. 9, 1967, was classified 1-A on Nov. 19, 1968, and failed to report for induction on Feb.

10, 1969. Moore dropped out of school at Western after the 1968 football season. If he had decided to re-enroll, he would have been permitted to reassume his 2-S classification and maintain it until Spetember, 1969, according to the Owensboro draft board. Following Monday's indictment, U.S. District Judge Henry L.

Brooks signed a warrant for the arrest of Moore upon his re -i-t i null iiiimii fmriii Messenger Inquirer Photo By Bill Kyle on. Adkins' teammates came eight runs in the 4th, 5th and 6th County an 8-3 victory. TO THE HOT COUNER-Owensboro Catholic's Danny Warren hits a grounder (ball at lower left) toward third base (the hot corner) during yesterday's Aces-Daviess County baseball game at Panther Field. Lefty George Adkins is shown coming off the mound as catcher Butch Daviess County Comeback Stops Catholic High, 8-3 Daviess County spotted Owensboro Catholic a 3-0 lead after the first three innings here yesterday then roared back to notch an 8-3 victory over the Aces. Catholic went to work early as a pair of walks followed by singles from Mike Elder and Pat Yeckering produced the initial Aces' runs in the top of the first.

OCHS got its third and final tally in the third as Randy Clark lined a single and Yeckering followed with a double to give Catholic its 3-0 lead. It was the Panthers the rest of the way, however, as walks to Buzz Stewart and Toya Ashby ahead of a single by Louie Anderson cut the county deficit to only one, 3-2. Daviess County took over for good in the bottom of the fifth as SOUTHTOWN KIWAfJIS 8th ANNUAL EXPOSITION CENTER BRICK WAREHOUSE, 1 000 W. 9th St. SATURDAY NIGHT APRIL 26 A credibility gap appeared tc be forming Friday in the case of the U.S.

Government versus former Owensboro High School and Western Kentucky Universi- ty football star Dickie Moore. ihe l-year-old Moore, who is in Canada where he has signed a professional football contract with the Toronto Argonauts, was indicted Monday by a federal grand jury at Paducah on a charge of failure to report for induction into the armed forces. In a report released Thursday by United Press International, a spokesman for the Toronto Argonauts said the induction order was under appeal by Moore, who is the father of an 11-month-old son. "He (Moore) was awaiting a ruling on his appeal when the indictment was handed down," the spokesman said according to UPI. "He and his lawyers hope this can all be cleared up without too much problem." Floridians Down Pacers 114-110 MIAMI BEACH, Fla.

(AP) -Miami guard Don Freeman hit two free thwos in the last 32 seconds and Maurice McIIartly stole the ball from Indiana only seconds remaining to give the Miami Floridians a 114-110 victory Friday night and send the best-of-7 series back to Indi ana for game No. 5. Indiana, which finished first in the Eastern Division of the American Basketball Association, won the first three games of the Eastern final series. The winner of this series plays the winner of the Western Division championship between New Orleans and Oakland for the ABA title. The Pacers closed to within two points, 112-110, with 42 seconds left, but Freeman then made one free throw in each of two one and one situations.

McHartley's theft with less than 10 seconds to go clinched it. Indiana's Roger Brown took game honors with 44 points, including 14 of 22 two-point field goal attempts, but his hot shooting was unable to overcome the second half Miami surge. The Floridians, down by five at the half, won the third quar ter by seven points to take a two-point lead and added two more points to the winnirg margin in the fourth quarter. Miami forward Don Sidle once again led his team with 27 points, including a 12 of 17 field goal effort. He got help Friday night from Willie Murrell who hit for 26 points.

Mel Daniels, the ABA's most valuable player, played only 26 minutes and scored only 12 points because he was in foul trouble most of the game. He fouled out with 3:15 left in the game when Miami was ahead by nine points. Indiana Mi.mi Tracker 2 2-3 Frefmn Una 9 3-4 21 MrHilv 3-5 13 4 9-11 17 0 2-2 2 0 1-1 1 12 3-3 27 3 1-1 7 4 2-2 10 1 1-1 11 12 2-3 26 NetUcky Daniels Brown Peeples Perry 1 Andrson 6 12 Sparks I J-J Thrnton 3 8 Hunter Thoren Murrell Totals Indiana 42 24 3311 Xoub is 24-291 14 33 22 17 28-116 24 26 34 30114 Miimi Three-point goals-Brown 1, Perry 1. Fouled out-rlndiana, Daniels. Total fouls-Indiana 25, Miami 23.

71 WAGC Sited NEW YORK (AP) The 1971 Women's Amateur Golf Championship will be played at the Sea Island Golf Club, Sea Island, the U.S. Golf Association announced Friday. The tournament, conducted at stroke play over 54 holes, will run from Sept. 29 to Oct. 1.

Bert Greene Retains Lead In Bryon Nelson Classic New Orleans 3: Nil; turn to the United States. According to UPI, Moore said that he did not know how the indictment would affect his residence status in Canada. But he felt it would not conflict with the agreement he signed several months ago with the Argonauts. An all-state football selection while at Owensboro High, Moore set school and Ohio Valley Conference rushing records during his career as a fullback at Western. He was named to the Associated Press Little Ail-American team after the 1967 season and missed most of the 1968 football campaign due to a leg injury.

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featuring: Lee Hobbs Hierk Arnold Steve Ayer Jin Arnold Deane Hobbs Please send informa 1 WEEK 2 WEEKS 3 WEEKS 4 WEEKS or More Dates Wanted: LOUISVILLK Churchhilli Downs, sk'i'pod in tradition and ils grounds sparkling in the most beautiful of April finery, opens its spring meeting today. The first post time is 1 :45 p.m. The feature of the 19-day meeting, of course, is the 95th running of the Kentucky Derby on May 3. But the feature of the opening-day card is the Stepping Stone, a seven-furlong allowance purse in which Majestic Prince, the favorite for the Derby, is expected to prep. Top Knight, the two-year-old champion which currently shares equal billing with "the Prince" in Derby ratings, may not have a prep race before the Derby, according to trainer Ray Metcalf.

The Stepping Stone, has been a good proving ground for several Derby candidates in recent years. Swaps won the 1955 Stepping Stone, then called the Jefferson Purse, and went on to fieat Nashua in the run for the roses. Others which made that -their final test include Sword IDancer in 1959, Bally Ache and Venetian Way in 19G0, Sir Gay-lord in 19(52, Never Bend in 1963, "Tom Rolfe in 1965, and Kentucky Sherry last year. It is certain that the usual 400,000 will be on hand for the Derby. The demand for tickets has been greater this year than -ever before and the request for 'press credentials is at an all-time high- Principal guests at the Derby this year will be the 31 Republican governors, who will have a -conference at Lexington two I days before the race.

They will sit in the recently completed "$187,000 annex on the fifth floor. iSouthern Downs Foust In Track; Graddick Sets Mark Southern Junior High triumphed over Foust in track competition Friday afternoon, winning 11 of the 14 events and scoring 78 points to Foust's 36. Despite the loss, Foust had Ireason to be proud as Joe Graddick set a city-county junior high record in the mile run competition. Graddick ran the event in a of 4:51.3, bettering the old of 4:54.0. Tony Rowe of Southern also set a record in the two mile run, running the marathon course in a jtime of 11:10.

Southern will not compete "against Daviess County in a track meet scheduled for Monday. The complete results: 1 120-yard low hurdles Roberts (S) 15.8, Maddox (S) Morris 44-yard run Yeiser (S) 56.3, "Lashbrook (S), Richard (F). Mile run Graddick 4: 51.3,Troglen(S), Yorns(S). 100-yard dash-Meythaler (S) Pate (F) deadheat of 11.4, Cox Two-mile run Rowe (S) 11: Moorman F), Meacham (S). 880-yard relay Southern -(Sosh, Bradfield, Potent, '880-yard run Lashbrook (S) "2:14, Hart (S).

"1220-yard dash-Meythaler IS) Maddox IS) Pate(F). Mile relay Southern (Moody, "-Smith, Parker, Yeiser) 4:03. (S) 94-3, (F)Covetts IF). Shot put-Board (F) 42-5, Hig-Idon(S) Reynolds (F). Long jump-Fiorella (Si 17-1, irvin iF).

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County added three more for insurance in the sixth as singles by Chuck Zuerner and Steve Baker sparked the inning. George Adkins picked up the mound victory for the Panthers, allowing six hits, striking out nine and passing only three. Phil Coomes suffered the setback, giving up one less hit, five, to the winners, fanning seven and walking 10. Scheduled as a doubleheader, the second game was called off when it became apparent that darkness would prevent completion. Daviess County journeys to Bowling Green today for a twin- within two feet of the pin, and calmly tapped it in.

His 66 had led the opening day. "I tried not to think about leading," he said. "But I did think about it a lot. Yeah, I guess there was plenty of pressure out there." Aside from Greene, the other first-round leaders couldn't cope, and dropped back in the pack. Bunched behind the leaders, two strokes off the pace at 139, were lefty Bob Charles of New Zealand, who had a second round 70; Julius Boros, the 49-year-old PGA king who added a 72 to his opening 67; Australian Bruce Crampton, 70, and U.S.

open champion Lee Trevino, also 70. Bob Menne, the obscure rookie from Andover, was ambushed by a triple bogey and went from a 67 to 73 for 140. He was tied at that figure with former Army sergeant Orville Moody, who had a 71. Big Chris Blocker, who had Jack MontRomerv 73-75148 Pete Brown 73-75-148 Jimmy Day 76-73-149 Dick Thvan 74-75-149 Ronnie Reif 74-75-149 Bob Krickson 73-76-149 Wayne Vollmer 75-74-149 Harold Henrana 76-73-149 Karl Stewart Jr 75-74-149 Cesar Sanudo 72-77149 Kd Moehunn 78-71-149 Mike Hill 74 76-150 Kldridge Miles 73 77-150 Phil Hodgers 73-77 ISO Bob Stone 74-76-150 Dave Bollman 76-74-150 Jerry Heard 72-78-150 Gordon Jones 75-75150 Joe Porter 75-75-150 Dave (iumlia 75-76-151 Tim De Baufre 77 74-151 Tom Shaw 75-76-151 Dean Refram 78-73-151 Larry Zitglrr 74-77-151 Chuck Courtney 72-78-151 Ron Cerrudo 7576-151 Nat Starts 78-73-151 Bob Boldl 74-77-151 John Slukelford 75-76-151 atlene Towry 76-76-152 Jim Lanlev 7073-152 Monty Kaser 77-75-152 Dewitt Weaver 74-78152 Steve Spray 76-76-152 (iner Jones 74-78-152 Marty Flecknwn 80-72-152 Randy Wolff 76-76 -152 Jim Jamieson 79-73-152 Bill Wakeham 78 74-152 Bobby Mitchell 74 78-152 Joe Carr 75-77-152 Steve Reid 75-77- 152 Tony 7577-152 Dirk (ioeU 75 77- 151 Palmer Uwrence 80-72-152 laurie Hammer 731-153 alloberts Hawlim 73 80-153 Hill lavely 74-79 -153 Miller Barber 8073-153 Jimmy IVard 77-77-154 Rich Hassett 79 75 -154 Rom Collins 7678 154 Martin Hoeselnk 79-75-154 Malcolm (ireipon 76-71 -156 Al Hraa 767V-I55 John lavely Jr 7877-155 Houtell 72 84-156 laul Moran 78-78- 156 John Joseph 7582- 157 Kveretl Vintant 7679-157 Denny Meyer 73 84 -157 Jerry Robinson 78U- 156 aDlik IHIbnitrum 61 70 161) Jesse Whilteulon 61-7 -180 David It 764-160 Maurice Hudson 80 81- 181 Duve Hill 71 disqualified Jack Miilnwan 73-wllhdtew, Dow Flnsterwald 76 withdrew a Amateur iy Carlton looks through with innings to give By The: Fog Bound Five-Plus One SATURDAY AFTERNOON 1:30 to 5 P.M. A BATTLE OF ROCK BANDS THE LAVENDAR BLUES of Owensboro featuring: Glen Sims Mike Kelly John Conrad Ronnie Ebelhar Billy Krug Mike McKee THE STONE SURVIVORS of Beaver Dam, Ky.

featuring: Keith Howard Mitchell Howard Kenny Evans Steve Mills Frank Hagan bill with the Purples while Catholic hosts Paducah St. Mary for two games. The Owensboro-Henderson City game scheduled for yesterday was cancelled when a car carrying several of the Flash players was involved in a wreck four miles west of Stanley on U.S. Hwy. 60.

Two of the team members were treated at Henderson Methodist Hospital and released. No others were injured in the car-truck accident. The Red Devils travel to Louisville today for a two-game meet ing with Manual High. Score by innings: Catholic 201 000 0-3 6 County 000 233 x-8 5 Batteries: Catholic Coomes and D. Coomes.

County Adkins and Carlton. shared second place going into the windy day, went to a 74 for 141. Arnold Palmer's score ballooned to a 75, five over par, and was well back at 144. "A bad day at Black Rock," the muscular millionaire commented. Greene, a native Georgian now playing out of Fort Lauderdale, had to scramble.

He was in the water twice, once for a bogey on No. 16 and for a double bogey on 17. He also took bogeys when he missed the green on the 12th hole and the fifth. His birdie came on No. 15, when he reached the par five in two.

on No. 2 with an eight-foot putt, on No. 6 with an eight-footer and the final one on the last hole. Devlin, one of the early starters, would have had the lead alone, but for triple putting the last hole from eight feet. The field was cut to the low 70 and ties for the final two rounds today and Sunday.

It took a score of 148 to make it, 77 going in. Among the major casualties was Miller Barber, the defending champion, who had a fat 153. Championship Chess Tourney Continues MOSCOW (AP) The sixth game in the world championship chess tournament was adjourned Friday after 40 moves with neither Tigran Petrosyan, defending champion, nor Boris Spassky, challenger, holding an advantage. Spassky won the fourth and fifth games and leads the champion, 3-2. He must collect 12 points to dethrone Petrosyan, who needs only 12 to retain the title.

Play during the first 32 moves was rather even but then Spas-ky, playing black, went on the offense and forced the champion to play with extreme caution the rest of the wav. think at M957.19 NEW 1969 DELIVERED fUlCI VAN SLYKE VOLKSWAGEN 42U PrtaVlce to Estes' 27. Sowders racked up his point total by winning the mile run with a time of 5:27.4, high-jumping 5-4 for tops in that event, and anchoring the DCJHS mile relay team in a winning time of 4 :08.3. The meet was the first of the season in the junior high league. Complete results: Team score Daviess County Junior High 90, Estes Junior High 27.

Low hurdles Roby (E) 16.4, Ward (DC), Ham (DC). 440-yard dash Durham (DC) 1 :00.8, Baker (DC), Bishop (E). Mile run Sowders (DC) 5: 27.4,Shouse(DC) Miller (E) Two-mile run Wedding (DC) 11:51.1, Hutchison (DC), Wood (E). 880-yard relay Daviess County (Howerton, Ward, Martin, Douglas) 1:44.7. 880-yard run Schocke (DC) 1:24.8, Waltrip (DC), Smithson (E).

220-yard dash Douglas (DC) 26.4, Tinsley (E). Morton (DC). Mile relay Daviess County (Sowders, Strode, Ham, Baker), 4:08.3. Shot put Hardesty (DC) 43-4, W. DeCaussin, (DC), Mason (E).

High jump Sowders (DC) Long jump Howerton (DC) 17-7V4, Johnson (E), Weikel (DC). Discus Moorman (E) 98-0, Hardesty (DC), W. DeCaussin (DC). Greenville Raps Ohio County 10-4 GREENVILLE, Ky. The Greenville Blackhawks jumped out to an early lead and glided in to down Ohio County 10-4 here Friday.

Steve Vincent sparked the Greenville swinging attack wack-ing a homer in the first and pushing the Blackhawks ahead 6-2. The Eagles' big slugger was Gerald Scoggins who connected on three out of three and blasted a homer in the fifth. Lynn Gunther handled the mound for the Hawks while Charles Henderson ran into trouble in the first and needed help from Neal Grant who went the rest of the way. Gunther gave up three walks and fanned 11 while Henderson and Grant totaled seven walks and four strikeouts. Score by innings: Ohio County 201 010 04 8 7 Greenville 610 300 10 9 5 Batteries OC Henderson, Grant (5th) and Whitehead.

Gunther and Wilkins. Archery Tourney Scheduled Sunday An archery tournament will be held Sunday morning at the Indian Hill Archery Range located on Fairview Drive. Competition will begin at 10 a.m. (CDT) with the public invited to participate or as spectators. Fairview Drive intersects with the Old Hartford Road at the south edge of Hillcrest Golf Course.

is TrT.TJTrrnrTTrTV ii-rwn U.UU.1 ill i Mf i iJi 1 LID Admission: Children under 12, 25c Adults $1.00 SEE THE TIN-LIZZIE MODEL FORD ON DISPLAY By BOB GREEN Associated Press Sports Writer DALLAS (AP) Slim Bert Greene, fighting growing pressure and the blustery, gusty Texas winds, sank a crucial, birdie putt on the last hole Friday and retained a share of the lead at the end of two rounds of the $100,000 Byron Nelson Golf Classic. Greene, still looking for his first victory, finished with a 71 for 137 and a tie for the top spot with Australian Bruce Devlin and steady Frank Beard. Devlin, a one-time Sydney plumber, had a brilliant 66 in the 30 mile per hour winds, four under par on the tough. Preston Trail Golf Club layout. Beard had a 67.

Devlin had been in the clubhouse for hours and Beard for several minutes, when Greene came rolling home. Closing out on No. 9 he'd started on the backside the 25-year- old blond needed a birdie to tie. He put his drive down the middle and rifled a six iron to DALLAS lAP Swond-round scores Friday in Ihe Uyrnn Nelson Golf Classic on Ihe 7,086 yard, par 70 Preston Trail Ooll Club course: Bruce Devlin 71-S6- 137 Frank Heard 7047-137 Bert (ireene 66-71137 Bob Charles Julius Boros 67-72139 Bruce Crampton 69-70-139 Ie Trevino 69-70-139 Chris Blocker 67-74-141 Kocky Thompson 72-69-141 Jaiky Cupit 73 69-142 Kernut Zarley 74-68-142 Terry I till 7446-142 Bob McCalUsler 7446-142 Tom WeKkopf 70 72 142 Charles foody 71-71-142 Boss Handall 71-73 144 It 11 Sikes 72 72 144 Bert Weaver 73-71-144 Don January 72-72 -144 Chi Chi HodriKim 72-72-144 Cay Brewer 70-74-144 Lou llraham 72 72-144 C. 72-72-144 Bobby Cole 70-74-144 Arnold Palmer 69-75- 144 Charles Sifford 70 74-144 Howie Johnson 144 Jerry Kdwards 70-75-145 Dick Crawford 72-73 1 45 Don Hies 74-71-145 Dave Marr 7273-145 Johnny Pott 73-72 -145 Charles Hoots 74 71 145 Rives McBee 7273- 145 Mac McUndon 72-73 145 Holf Demi n( 74 72 -146 Alan llennins 72-74 -148 Hilly Maiweli 7175-146 Bob Stanton 73 73 146 Doug Sanders 73-73- 146 Will llomcnuik 74 72 -148 Ken Kllswnrth 72 74- 148 John Jacob 72 74 -148 Jack Kwinu 73-73146 Steve Oppcrman 7175-146 Ken Fulton 73 74 147 Hob Smith 73-74 147 John Schlee 74 73 147 Lionel lleberl 72 75 147 Jerry Abbott 72 75 147 Hill la net I 74 73 1 47 Jerry Mctiee 77 70 147 Chm tiers 74 74 -146 Dave Walter 70-7H 146 (ii-orge Ilium 72 78 -146 Jim Colbert 72 76- 148 llomero Manraa 7573-146 Joel lioldstrand 73 75 148 Ubron Harm 7078 148 Hobby Wesllall 71 77 146 Hilly Marti ndale 7177-146 Al Menaert 71 77 148 Jim Wiecher 74 74 -148 John 75-73- 148 Dudley Wynm 71-77-148 Al Haldina; 73 75 148 ATraTDM CAW Make Reservations For Your Rental Camper Now Clip and Mail Coupon Below No Obligation TO: CAMPER CENTER 2306 E.

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