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Baltimore, Tuesday, THE SUN SPORTS MarcU 19, 1963 PAGE 22 Dark Page Pulls Away At Finish To Take Gulfstr earn Feature Bowie Selections GRANT RIDES BOXERS BACK BOND TO RACE By 1VILL1AM BONIFACE Best Bet Fair Lk (Third Race) if sis WITH STYLE AND GRACE Springfield I beam, a piece of equipment gymnasts will College's Gail Williamson works on balance use in exhibition at Mervo Thursday. STABLE OF 40 Trainer Has 12 'Babies' Ready For Meeting Laurel, March 18 fSpe-ctal J. Bowes Bond, Laurel race course's top trainer of 2 year-olds in 1962, will be trying for that title again with twelve promising "baby" thoroughbreds at the spring meeting which be gins Monday. At the corresponding meeting last year, Bond saddled four 2- year-old winners, including Ahoy, Rambunctious and You Rascal You. The latter three developed into top-ranking members of their age group 1962.

Bond does not excel only with 2-year-olds. He won more races than any other trainer at Laurel's last spring meet, and he will be going after leading trainer honors again with a 40-horse stable. Older Horses So-So With the exception of Ahoy, now a 3-year-old, Bond professes to having nothing exceptional among the older horses under his shed-row. The 2-year-olds are all' un-raced. "We bought some of them at the Saratoga and Keeneland sales," Bond said, "and some are homebreds." The two-year-olds are owned bv Dr.

Robert Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pistorio, and Mrs. Milton Erlanger. They are by such outstanding sires as Sailor, Double Jay and Olympia.

'We wintered them at Aiken. S.C., Bowie and the Pistorio farm at Ellicott he said. Ahoy Arrives Next Week Ahoy will arrive at Laurel next week to point for the Chesapeake Stakes on April 13, and the Senatorial Stakes on April 27. The Chesapeake is run at one and one-sixteenth miles and the Senatorial is one mile on the turf course. Ahoy won four of five starts in 1962, including the Cherry Hill, Tyro and Great American Stakes.

Rambunctious, winner of six of his seven races and $101,076 last year, was victorious in tne New Jersey Futurity and the $100,000 World's Playground Stakes after beginning his career at Laurel. The vicUmvof an untimely in jury, Rambunctious is now on the farm, but Bond hopes to have him back in training during the Laurel meeting. 20-1 Shot Wins Lincoln Feature Lincoln, R.I., March 18 After the favorite and the fourth choice had fallen near the finish, the 20 to 1 Jets owned by L. P. Plunkett, won the featured St.

Patrick's Day Handicap at Lincoln Downs today. A first-time starter this season, Jets Flare scored by two lengths over C. F. Chapman's Albion Star at the finish of the mile for 3-year-olds. The second longest-priced horse in the field of seven, Jets Flare paid $42.80, $13.40 and $7.80 after completing the distance in 1:49 on a heavy racing strip.

Albion Star paid $4.20 and $3.40 after finishing 15 lengths before D. G. Croteau's Boykins, which returned $6.60 to show. The daily double paid $24.40, combining Perfect Mate, owned by Ralph Fillman and V. R.

White, arid the North American Stable's Sarano, which took the second. Burleson Schedules At Least Five Meets Eugene, March 18 OP) Dyrol Burleson, former American mile "record holder, will run in at least five meets this spring, including one that may pit him against New Zealand's Peter Snell and the current American record holder, Jim Beatty. Burleson, "a University of Oregon graduate now in business in Eugene, has a best time of 3:57.6, made in 1961. His race against Snell, world record holder at 3.54.4 and Beatty, 3.56.3, would be May 17 at the Los Angeles Coliseum, Relays. Burleson said that in addition to the Los Angeles meet he planned to enter the Texas Relays April 6, Drake Relays April 27, and either the National A.A.U.

or the National Track and Field Fed eration meet. He would run the mile in those and said he expected to enter some half mile and two mile races in other meets. Yonkers Results FIRST THOT: S2.000; 1 mile. Sandra May (R. Cherrlx), $1.0, tM Shapely Louise Qt.

Martyniak), U.10, ss.so Cheerio Ann (Ed Ferry) S4.20 Time 2:12.4. Pure Yankee, Patsy Guy Flaw, Ship Quick and Daisy sue aiso scartea. SECOND: pace: U.OOO: 1 mile. Morocco Hanover (J. Chapman) S5.so, S3.ro, u.io The Premise (A Abbatiello) 4.50.

S3 In Marabelle (Al Clark) $4.80 lime i. ii. niiat'i Knignt. Jolly Jack, Jim Christopher. Valley Widow ana Anarew uyra also started.

Daily Double Sandra May and Morocco Hanover (3 and 3 paid Wi.w jor f2. THIHD Trot; 1 mile. Chummy Chum IF. Popflnaer) $11.60, $7.70, $4.00 Newport AUce (T. Mazia) aa ao.

ss Day Abbot (J. Edmunds) $2.00 Time 2.11.1. Jackie McKinney, Cooper's Dream, Hertford, Fable and suaoun i direct also started. FOURTH Pace; 1 mile. Auto Sail (PuUen) $3.20, $2.50 Avalon Aurora (W.

Lnnirl aa yn. an Jay Diamond (N. Stephens) $3.00 iimc--a iij oo, vasn in, Carroll Oregon, Sampson Knight and iwk xtuyai aiso siariea. FIFTH $3,000: Paeo: :1 ntl Scotch Lil (J. Filer) Slo.ld.

MM. Il ls Snow Volo Radlce) $4.20 vv, umiiuci 9J.gv Time 2.07.1. Irish King, W. D. HaU.

Scott Honor. Evergreen Jean, Mighty fWUBJlb BLaibCQ. I SIXTH pace; 1 mi. Tilly Harvester W. Mvpn.

6.60, $3.70, $2.60 Forever Try Wyn (R. Custisi. $5.10, $3.00 Duke Tass (W. Welch) i Arro. Captain Calumet.

Major's Lad, Bonnie Wick and Hustle i5U starLea. SEVENTH Pace; 1 ml. Wyning Duke (D. Murohv) a 20, $2.70 Meadow Susan Popnnger). $7.70, $3.60 Palm Walnut (C.

Abbatiello) Time 2.102 Mnuntain Pan! VT Jerry, Pamper. King Hadley and Chimes uin aiso siartea. EIGHTH Pace: 1 mile. Towner Hanover (A. Abbatiello) $1130, S5.50.

$3.80 Nell Laird (P. Radice) $4.70 Chief Sullecram (A. Burton) $5.50 lime z.11.4 Tally Honar. Hvmnhonv liiri, n.ania star, snadydale sundial ana ratsy iwimns also started. NINTH $2,000: Pace: 1 ml Frankie Dares (J.

Berube). $8.40, S3.S0, $2.30 Scotty Direct I. (Jan Filer) $4.00, $2.30 Snadydale Way (W. Myer) $2.20 Time 2.10.1. Gay Frank, Crafty Beau Adios.

Prince Discovery. Jimmy fa.e aito btarbea. no scratches. Attendance. 21.224.

Total Hindu $1,962,703. South African Fighter Killed In Auto Crash Johanneesburg, South Africa. March 18 W) Piet Human, 24, South African amateur middleweight boxing champion, who re turned only last week from com peting in the U.S. championships at Utica, N.Y., was killed today wnen nis auto collided with a train at Kroonstad, in Orange Free State. Killed with Human was his 18- year-old financee.

Gulfstream Selections By the Associated Press First Race Little Jony Bill, Whig It Is. Imagypsey. Second Face up. Fertile Field, Scarlet Study. Third Foolish Regent, Exort, Petosky.

Fourth Time To Sell, Real Condesa. Known. Fifth Red Opolia, Colonel Kapl. Pitt. Sixth Hobo Queen.

Baraccho JJ, Monongahela Seventh ROYAL RETURN, Balanced Rider. Time Step. Eighth Jimblllow, The Baron. Count Bailey. Ninth Staff Sergeant.

Matlnal. Jacqueline Rose. Best bet set In capitals ri 1 TO TRAINING Foes For 3 Title Fights Prep For Thursday Bouts Los Angeles, March 18 Principals in the three world championships boxing matches went bade to the gyms today to prepare all over again for their fifteen-round matches Thursday night in Dodger Stadium. Promoters George Parnassus and Cal Eaton said the fights would be scheduled in the same order as the card which was rained out Saturday night. That would be: Welterweight chamDion Emilt Griffith and Luis Rodriguez.

Featherweight champion Davey Moore and Sugar Ramos. Torres And Cruz Battle Battling Torres and Roberto Cruz for the vacant junior welterweight title. Moore's manager, Willie Ketchum, voiced the opinions of most of the cast when he said: "There's no real problems. My guy will probably box a few rounds just to keep sharp. We'll keep an eye on his weight, nat urally, dui uavey was a nan pound under the 126 limit Saturday and he'll be about the same Thursday." "No seat," said trainer Angelo Dundee, somewhat literally, in referring to his No.

1 challenger, Cuban-born, Miami, Rodriguez, in fact, stepped on the scales in the promoters' office Sunday. He was dressed in slacks, sport shirt and regular shoes. The weight was 146, the same as the day before, 1 pound under the welterweight limit Rodriguez, a gay, care-free character, was asked if he had been doing anything strenuous in the way of exercise. Luis flashed a broad smile, nodded yes, and gave a demonstration. It proved to be his special brand of the twist dance.

Perhaps the most unhappy boxer in the group over the postponement was 21-year-old Cruz, the pride of the Philippines. Just Homesick He is just plain homesick, said his trainer, Deedee Armour. The handsome, tall youngster was missing his home and his young wife, an expectant mother, all last week. The delay simply compounded his yearning to hurry home. nt i nA rrao iiVL iaaj uuock wim fha ntcinnnAmanl slftimirtU It wished the fights could have been staged on schedule.

Unmarried Emile had his mother flown here from New York to see the fight. Griffith is an incessant long distance telephone caller. With his mother here, at least his phone bill will be reduced, his handlers Ramos is a stablemate of Rod riguez, and like Luis, an expatriate of Cuba. Dundee noted that he has waited a year or more for a shot at Moore and "a few more days won't hurt. Buchholz To Defend Pro Tennis Crown Cleveland, March 18 V-Earl Buchholz will defend his singles title at the 14th annual professional tennis championships here April 1-2 at the Arena.

Buchholz, 23, defeated veteran Pancho Segura in straight sets for the championship last year. He teamed with Barry MacKay to de feat Don Budge and Segura for the doubles title. Tournament chairman Bob Snv- der said invitations for this year's matches have been sent to world amateur champion Rod Laver, who has turned pro, and to Ken Rosewall both of Australia. fn 5 (s NORTH AVE. CATONSVItlE S610 BaKo.

Nat. Pike et IhImim mm) $7.70 VICTOR Dancing Master Is Second In Five-Horse Photo Jliami, March 18 UV-Dark JPage, under a perfectly judged ride by Howard Grant, drew out at the finish to win today's fea- iiueu owaps rurse ai uuusiream Park. Dancing Master was sec ond and Nirgals Spirit third. Dark Page ran a mile and one- sixteenth over the grass in one Jminute, 43 4-5 seconds and paid $7.70, $4.40 and $3.60. Dancing Master paid $4.80 and $3.50.

Nir-igajs Spirit paid $5.30 to show, Blow Out Moves Up Grant sent Dark Page to the Jlead leaving the gate and was two 'jairont going into tne nrst turn. Midway of the backstretch Blow Out moved up on the outside and Nirgals Spirit moved through along the hedge to challenge for the lead. The three went head and head around the far turn and Into the with Prince William moving up to join the front ihree. K.The entire seven-horse field was Punched at the sixteenth pole but Grant had plenty left with Dark Page. He put the horse to a drive and drew out with every stride to score by two and three-quarter lengths.

There was a five-horse photo for second, with Dancing Master getting place money by a head over Nirgals Spirit, which was a head in front of Keb. A Nose Back It was a nose back to Prince William, which was a head in front of Sotatuerta. Less than half a length separated the second place and sixth-place finishers. Favored Casing ($5) won the first race to set up a $68.80 daily double with Nile Melody ($20.80) winner of the second. Attendance was 12,818.

Gulfstream Results first $2,700: 4-yr. up; 7 fur. Casing. i w. Blum, Rusty Nail.

115 (A. Gomez) Stonyman. 110 (S. Bablj) $9.50 Time 1 24 4-5. Roman Pick.

Jon Oulllo. Broken Chain, Mlzzoo, Flobert, Louies Ace. Fort Pit also ran. second 4-yr. up; 6 -lurlongs.

Kile Melody. Ill (M. Solomlnel i $20.80, $10,80, S7.10 Singing River. Ill tH. Wajda) $14.50, S7.60 Jfke 118 (L.

Gllllgan) $4.20 Tlrne 1.13 3-5. Gameus, Admiral Tttni, Miss Bluegrass. One Note. Ward Bond. Mystic Glow, Half Moon also rn.

Doily Double Casing-Nile Melody (6 and 6) paid $68.80 or $2. Third $2,500: 3 lur. (straiRhtaway). Jolly Count. 120 M.

Gonralez) $7.80, $4.60, Gate Man. 120 (J. asauf! 5S.40, S3.20 Recoledger. 120 (W. Blum) S2.50 Time.34.

Strange Host, Tit Who. Hustle Stroke, Miss Crafty Fox, Philip O'C, Runrae, Lucky Lorna, Insured Savings. Two MS also ran. FOURTH $2 800; 6 lur. dhBeen Taken.

114 (S. Miller) $5.50, $4.70, $4.20 dhMlss Moonshine. 114 (J. Ruybali) $11.00, $9.00, SS.20 Ensalette, 119 (P. Herron) $10.10 Time 1,13 4-5.

Tonstenette, Pen Pal Sue. Verdo Rose, Priam Girl, Pay Heed also ran. dhDead heat for first. FIFTH 1A Navy Quarters, 109 (J. Ruybali $15.30, $4.30, S3.50 Harran, 109 (P.

Callico) $2.70, $2.40 Mike's Ann. Ill (H. Wajda) $4.00 Time 1.50 2-5. Miss Bay Bloom. Petit Frere, Cracker Miss, Exquisite Heart.

Davy's Jewel also ran. SIXTH 7 fur. Fleet Scan, 118 (A. Gomez) $6.60, $4.20, $4.20 Big Steal. 116 (J.

Delvecchio) $12.00, S6.60 States Rights, 118 (P. Herron) S4.70 Time 1.26 3-5. Florida Punch, Call Taker, One Track Mind, My Beau Bob. Christy Hob also ran. 4-yr.

up; Dark Page. 117 (H. Grant) $7.70, $4.40. $3.60 Dancing Master. 114 (W.

Harmatz) $3.50 Nlreals Spirit, 107 (J. Beebe) $5.30 Time 1.43 4-5. Blow Out, Kreb, Prince William, Sotatuerta also ran. EIGHTH $3,800: 7 fur. Sweet Briar, 106 (R Hernandez).

$139.50, $41.30. $14.10 Vl'i Flower. 119 (M. Solomnne). $9.50.

$4.70 Bummer serenade, 116 (8. Brooks). $5.20 Time 1.26 2-5. tlbby Dee. Sea Mew.

Pretty Swift, Best Offer. At The Palace. Red Red Rose also ran. NINTH 4-yr. A up: 1A ml.

(turf). River Rage. 114 (E. MonecellO. $5.90.

$3.70, S2.N Tender Colt, 114 (R. Broussard). $6.60, $3.80 Weatheracope, 114 (W. Harmata) S4.20 Time 1.43 4-5. Hydrobot, Nolnao.

IxllHk. Nadla also ran. Total Handle $1, 161,315. Attendance 12,818. Gulfstream TIRST $2,500: elm 6 fur.

Brlaht Phil 115 Can Sue 110 Brownie Doone 1 15 xWlmms 110 XBlue Imaae 110 Darn-Sena 115 Miss Keystone 110 xGo Irish 10S Sharp Effort 105 110 Much 115 115 110 yT.ils Boy JmacvDsey AOvdst Star 10.1 SECOND 6 fur. Time To Laugh 111 Hard Bargain 111 Miss Ambo 115 xFran'cell 113 xBound To Please 115 Scarlet Study 111 Gay Hoddv 111 Trouble Aoot. lOfi fertile Field 118 Miss Chan 113 tGlrl Anneal 113 4eerless Cindy 115 "aJewelrv 113 rac Face Up 116 THIRD $2,600: 3-yr. mdns 7 fur rBattle Fatigue 115 I Nashua's Son 120 Sunken 120 1 Lucky Boy 120 Shady Teddy 120 I Much To Do 120 Future Airs 120 I Last Fuss IIS Fxort 120 Hnnev Chan 120 C. C.

Street 115 I xKava lin Fetoskv 115 I zKempton Park 117 Corvbant 120 1 Rough-N-Tuk 120 foolish Regent 120 I xSea Chile 115 FOURTH 4-yr. 8c un; 7 furinnsK. SGrey Oil ,110 Pony Tall Third Sean 115 By The Deeo fjlamstown 115 Real Condesa Time To Sell 117 1 Known FIFTH 8 fur. 115 llfl 11.1 118 aMountaln Fire 113 IRed Ooolls 117 Folonel Kaol 121 I Alcldes 115 Flrst Edition 113 Sullv 11.1 Secret I Terrorize 117 Pennlei 110 I bHills Beyond lis 117 I Jet Roier 113 IxSun Tracer 10S For A Time 112 aMackenrle-Btihl entry. bMor-A-Dor nhi.nuffuiri.Nwhitr entry Sixth 4-yr.

up; 1 116 j. miles kBarracho 109 I Lido TI 113 xlmnresln. Mr Bolnelll 112 nante 117 1 Mononsahela 112 Tcau Nav 114 1 Hobo Oueen 112 SEVENTH $3,600: 6 fur. Punchinello 113 I Balancrd Rider 115 118 Time Step 11R oace Fiver IIS Jet Electric 11H ioval Return 118 New Democracy 111 Ebb 116 Brenner Pass 11R Alibhaj Flower 110 I Pymellan 118 EIGHTH $4,000: fur. Tlying Sniper 118 I Captain Roman 1161 aiKentucky I Fleet Twlnkla .11 'JIB 114 si Private ill i jimBir.ow Roysl The Baron Seranata 113 nBilp 11H MiNTH 4-yr.

it uo; 1 116 xMatinal 118 I Staff Sergeant 115 yiEaxette 110 1 Mr. Edgor lin Ui.ht riuma 110 h.lAcnnellna fScaouita 110 1 Rose 110 fillu 115 Paceland 15 kBltiev 105 I Needles' Fleet 12) uaH nfpv hn tlnt.t -Kurta entry rThree. xflve. xxseven. xxxten Pounds onrentice allowance ciaimeo.

iracn fast. First cost, 1.30 P.M. FIMT MOOOi ud; 7 lur. elm 4-yr. rob.

P.P. Horn Weight Jockey Odd SINNERS OL'EST. 11S No DOT 1 FLEET LOOKOUT, in No boy 7 MISS T. XX105. Kimball 3 HARRISON C'TY.

11S Peake LICRE. ixllJ Nn bar 5-2 3- 1 4- 1 5- 1 81 8-1 10-1 10-1 10 BROMLEY. IIS. Grandlnetti LEADER. 115 Zakoor 12 LIGHT DINNER.

117. Zakoor 8 LAW COUKT. xllO r. W. tj 9 SHOPPING CENTER, 115 Bl'k 6 ELIXIR III Cox 2 PAROXYSM.

115 Torres 13-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 11 TOM'S PAL. 119 Vasil BUB UtM. 11 NO Doy CE ON EARTH. 115 Grimm JENNY JUDGE. 114.

No boy 20-1 20-1 20-1 SECOND $3,500: elm. 4-lr. Ax ud: 6 furlonss. 12 DANCING DAN. 112 Burr 5-2 KUBuix.

xxioB BLUE IMPE L. xxll2 Aristone 7 TOP DOWN, 115. C. C. Smith 8 BIO BIRD.

112 No boy 4- 1 3-1 5- 1 8-1 10-1 10-1 12-1 15-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 11 D'BLE HARE, Donnally 1 EDA STAR, 107 NO Boy 2 BROAD PENT, 112.. Hanson 3 LILYPOND. 118 Grimm 5 RED O'HARE, 112. boy 8 MILLSTONE. 119 Vasil 9 BLAZ'G THIRST.

107. No boy 10 STAR OP STARS, 118. No boy MR. BLAST, 118 C. Smltn SCIENCE MAJOR, rill.

Kama 20-1 20-1 COCK OP NORTH. 118 No boy THIRD $5,000: elm. 4-yr. ud: ii Tur- 5 PAIR LIZ, XllO Karpe 8 8TONEYLAND, 118. 3 ACRAJET.

113 Zakoor 1 BABYLON NEWS. 115 Fe'aro 4 FOREST LARK, xxll5.Krball 2 MARTY DEE, 115 no boy s-s 2-1 4- 1 5- 1 6- 1 8-1 jur. 5-2 2-1 4- 1 5- 1 2l 2-1 10-1 10-1 15-1 20-1 20-1 FOURTH $3,500: 3-yr. 6 HANDS ALL ARO'ND, 118 11 aTORMlNATOR. 119 no boy COVER OP BT'B.

XXX109 D'ly 4 NEAT. 11B Peak. 10 BUSY GUARD. 119. iuubhico.

119 Lee 5 MIDTOXICATION. 114 LEE 6 THE F'TH DR'M. XX112 8'h 3 ANGIER HILL. XX107 McC'dr 2 LOU'S PLAYBOY. 119 Grimm 1 ELLIE'B PAOOnA.

114 ni hil 12 GHOST CATCHER. 119 K'ts ac u. coster-T. M. Glrdler entry.

FIFTH $3,000: dm. 4-yr. ud: 1 miles. I ANDREA BOITOn. 11 Tiv.tn 5-1 3- 1 4- 1 7- 2 6-1 8- 1 10-1 12 ON THE LAWN, 118.

W. Ch'rs windy rUET, 118... Peake CHINA QUEST, 118... No boy TORANELLA. Ill No boy 4 SEA BANG, 118 ShUlC 8 ALL FOUR, 118 McKee 2 CHILLY PENDE.

116 Cutshaw 1 BLOW GUN, 118 No boy 10-1 15-1 CONSENSUS Plffurea fn eonaenaiia ahnv HmnirL tlve ratines based on five Dally Racing Form aelectlona allowing 4 oolnte fnr first (today's best 7 points In capita) letterai. 2 for aeconda. for third. At Bowie Lincoln Downs Fleet Lookout 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Succabone 32 Sockopuss 8 Professor Sam 5 Sinners Q'st 10 Harrison C'ty 9 Millstone Lily Pond Robdlx Be Noble 26 The Monster 11 Mr. Bicarb 4 Fair Liz Marty Dee Acrajet Oceans Away 20 Little Much IS Pendlente 13 H'ds All R'nd 19 Hellobubble 26 M'rket Right 13 Danger Flight 7 ounrlco 18 Neat 4 On The Lawn 19 Bri'ton Be'ch 14 That's Nice 10 Front Penny 9 Windy Fleet 10 China Quest 5 Roving Rosie 11 Little Rib 11 Mike Sneck 7 Jorca 20 8tarOfR'ody 8 Harold K.

7 Dermaeh 11 Coach Gus Lady Smttnlck 8 Ledue Pick 'n Pack Mt. Fuji Lover 5 Ben 24 Leather St'g 10 Ramona Rode 3 Homeland 22 Ap'che Brave 17 Zooo 9 Whirlbeater 3tar Piper Concert Tour 24 SportscasUr 15 Julia Y. 7 Head Worker. Bast -t BEN Beat Bet SUCCABONC At Gulfstream Ll'tle J'y Bill 21 Whiz It Is 13 Big Much 2 Bar'cho J. J.

20 Imoreslon te 20 Hobo Oueen 6 Fertile Field 20 Face Uo 10 Jewelry 7 Petrosky 12 Much To Do 10 Foolish R'gent 7 Macedonia 13 Brenner Pass 11 Time Step 6 Count Bailey 18 K'fkv P'vate 13 The Baron 5 Time To Sell 19 Jac'ine Rose nv ineueto 14 Mat nai Slamstown 4 Raceland Red Ooolls 17 Colonel Kapl 14 Jet Roger 5 L'TLE J'Y BILL Best Bat Yonkers Raceway FIRST RACE Trot: C-3: 1 ml. Royal Glory Phyllis Parlay Portola Captain Oregon Tobin'e Comet Hagey Boy Vonnie Hanover Larry Bcott Adlai Hanover Loch Dean Also Eligible Hagey Boy. Loch Dean Adlai Hanover SECOND Paea; C-3; up 1 mi. Jimmy Branlgan I DUlard Bill Saucv Talbot fialvn Mit Magic Charm Dark Print 'V Marlin Bonnie Aralae Rice Queen I Also Eiigtoie Bonnie Araiac. Rice Queen third Trot C-2: 1 mil.

Alma Llnd I Interceptor Countess Hal I Flashy Ben Buccaneer Butterwyn Lokl Ben Marsha Harvester A so Eligible Mr. Tyson, cosmic nanover. FOURTH $2,000: Pace Cond. j- 6c 4-yr. olds; 1 mile.

Knight Haven I William Time Dunce I Blllv Primrose Chance's Are Dottle's Flash uaia Hour 1 princess Cindy a. FIFTH $2,750: Pace B-3; "The Pur 1 mile. Dllman Inda Ree Black Truax Gold Rise Calumet Gene Captain Defender Reba's Goose Pirahna Sixth Pace; C-l, 6-yrs. 6c up; 1 ml Bl'kstone Widower Cy Bohemia Adam's Alibi Ikey Aldean Pace The Real McCoy Ensign Erl Baron Rudolph SEVENTH TJn- 3 As 4 yra 1 mile. Spook Dust Cracked Ice Hill Test Meadow Scott Nemma ranx Roscoe Ruby Guv Dudley Solicitor's Halo Also Eligible Corporal Adios.

EIGHTH Face; C-3: up; 1 ml. Wise Bvrd Scotch Tane Carolina Bell Viceroy Forbes Vis Irish All My Treasure Hero Scott Also Eligible Chief Hour. NINTH Pace; C-3: it up; 1 ml. The Miner wonoer castle Mohawk Thruway Gertie G. Lisa Dares June Elkinaton Pat Little Berry MmtntRin June Also EiigiDie oaoiK wick.

First Post 8.25 P.M. U.S.-Owned Jumper Jumps In Betting London, March 18 MV-Team Spirit, the horse owned by Ron Woodard, of Indianapolis, jumped in the betting tonight for the Grand National Steeplechase. Leading bookies, in a call-over at London's Victoria Club, made Team Spirit the joint sixth favo rite at adds of 20-1. A week ago Woodard's horse was a 40-1 shot. He boosted his prospects by winning the National Hunt Handicap chase at Chelten ham last week.

Meanwhile, Springbok remained the favorite at odds of 11-1. Movie actor Gregory Peck's Owen Sedge was listed at 12-1. The race is scheduled for Ain- tree March 30. Leading odds in the call-over included: 11-1 Springbok; 12-1 Ow en's Sedge; 14-1 Loving Record; 16-1 Dagmar Gittell, Kilmore; 20-1 Frenchman's Cove, Carrick-berg, Team Spirit; 25-1 Out And About; 28-1 Look Happy; 33-1 Mr. Jones, Eternal, Loyal Tan; 40-1 0'Malley Point, Moyrath; and 66-1 Nicolaus Silver.

20-1 20-1 20- 20-: 20-: 20-: 20-1 aFrank Sandberg-George J. Burni cmrj. SIXTH elm 1 miUi ROUND T' C'NER, XXlll M'C'T 7 MIKE SPECK. xxl09 Kimball 2 FLIGHT LEADER, 116 Zakoor 1 RICKY'S DUDE, 116 Cutshaw 9 VITA CHART. 115 Shaw 3 LITTLE RIB.

118 5 TITLETOWN. xxl07 Grafton 12-15- ualuuii beuo. 116. No boy 20-: seventh $4,500: elm. 4-yr, NIRULLA.

116 4 5 bBARNOTE. 119 Grimm 2 2 THE NOB. 122 Cox 4 3 Amplify lxl07 Kimball 4 JI-JO. lift fi.teh, 11 DERMAGH. Ferraro 6 LADY SPUTNICK.

114 Grimm 10- SiiE0! LR' xu2 Gral'n 10-1 rrtini 1 1 1 no DOT 20- I 8WISS LISA. xxl04. Graf ton 10-9 CROSS tip. vino hi. on.

1U UI-UA 1 MX I I 111 II, mm 1. 12 RIPPER DID, 111.. No boy 20-: WIKUY WEATHER. 111. N.B.

20-1 ra. lnnmnMn. rirricAn ttt D'- b' ivooeruon-Mri. riwnDBca emry. IIOHTH 6,000: elm.

uyui; -yr. a up; 7 lurlonn. 1 BEN, xllO Karpe 9 PRINCE DE FER, 117.Ferraro 2 POPPY JAY, 105. No boy 6 VRATAR, 115. W.Chamben 4 BRANDON1 PARK, 114 Cul'ne 3 aLEATHER ST'NO.

xxl08.K'l 5 aSIR CHARMIAN, XX109 K'l 1 RAMONA. RODE, 115. Peake 7-2 6-1 4-1 6-1 8-1 8-1 8' 12 p-ciju a iij. zakoor 1 S-l njmM-B, jj. naymaxer entry L.

NINTH elm. UD: 1" 1 WHIRLB EATER. 117 8huk 5-2 2 HONEY ROAN, 112 Peake 3-1 8 OLD NASSAU, 119 W.Ch'berg 4-1 4 ADMIRAL GANO. 116 De Palo 5-1 BniitH nri. i run nn.

o.i uniiAi isle, xxiob Kimoall 8 11 HEAD WORK, 116 Ferraro 10 10 TOURDAN, 112 Cutshaw 10-1 8 BILL FOX, 116 Burr 15-1 5 TIP SHEET, XXX104 Donnally 20-1 7 aDARE NOT, 119 boy 8-1 oinn rii-EK, 119 Passmore 20-1 aJ. McNelll-Flamlnio Farm entry Denotes also 14aih1- vhM, in, iij, rie likm irmi nnr nncirmn xFive. xxseven. xxxten pounds aoDren. First Post 1.30 P.M cii-c aijuwrnnce Claimed.

Track fot. Lincoln Results 'ST $2,000: 5 fur. Perfect Mate, 118 (A. DeSnlrito). KA gA.

CI Alk 4 iA Roman 114 (R. Delgado). Tonl-Kay. 109 (H. McLeod) 1.07 2-5.

More 8weets. Noble Future Tip, Fickle Junle iiso rin. SECOND 3-yr. ft up; 5 Sarano, 1I7 (C. Marques); 115 cSnfr.d.')?3-00 Cat Hit Budget Blues, 115 fJ.

Bradley) $3.00 -Time 106.. Basic Dancer, No Gravity, Sibling, How Wise, Miss Variety, Lady Destroyer, Brae Capitol also ran. Daily Double Perfect Mate and barano (5 and 8) paid $24.40 for fur, NIrgo, 116 (A. Garry) $4.60, $2.80, $2.60 Hug Or Spank, 111 (J. Allan), Teacher Bob.

lie I (T. DunlaJyi00' H20 Time h3S. War Brass, Old Rock, Rare Legend, Ess Dee. Crown Lion, Dot Boy also ran. FOURTH 4-yr.

Sc up; 7 furlongs Canadian Brier. 117 (L. Parent) 122 (oj Bikrnaier) lp (J: Glovannn "'I0' HIS uream drfle. POUrOUOi Fu. RKllsfnnt.

also ran muuc FIFTH 2 nnn- 1 Lo Toy. 117 (A. Desplri 1 0) 0 lur' $9.20. $3 80, $2 80 Sonny Dan, 119 (R Pasauarelli), Time 1 05. Fox Parrott.

Well Enough. Spring Lamb. Lucky Page. uuuu ttioo ran. SIXTH $2,300: 3 5 fur Wise Answer.

114 (A. Desnlrit.nl. $14.40, $7.60, $5.40 Comio Opera, 109 (H. McLeod). fWell.

115 (E R. JohnVonl'sJilo 1.06 2-5. Adelantano, Fair Fighter. Hipfllp. Poker Party, Cycle- $0000; 1 mi Jet.

Flare, 1U (K. Plchette) 1 Albion Star. 120 t7M Boykins, 113 (A. Green) 4'20' Igeo etT Just Gobbler. 1 silver uuumua uemi Aaiss also ran.

eighth 4-yr. up: 1 Trico, 120 (V. Esplnosa). TJ, $5.60, $3.20, $2.40 Idle Threats, 117 (J. Allani $3.60,52.60 Am Away, 112 (E.

C. Rodriguez) $4.00 150 1-5. Shannon'. Hope, Dib- uauum, lueBrno also ran. ninth 4-yr.

up; 1A miles. Parrelo, 115 (H. Keene). $15.60. $10.40.

$4.20 Cave Dweller, 115 (R. Delgadoi. gimtharn Pal. Ill (V. HJo T.lmT2'2; Belle II, Lethe.

Tul-fer. One Nighter also rnn. 9 33 $734,535 attendance, Kelso Arrives For Campbell By DALE AUSTIN (Continued from 1st Sports Page) peake City Carl Hanford sent exercise boy Dick Jenkins to Bowie with his star and will ar rive on the scene tomorrow. Kelso will carry high weight of ui pounds, with Mongo probably weighted next at 128. Crimson Satan is the next nrob- able starter at 124 and Sunrise County gets in at 121.

From there, tne Held develops as Gushine Wind, 116; War Council, 112, and Gaelic Lad, 110. There is a slight chance that Bronze Babu might start with a 115-pound assignment and a work out tomorrow at Santa Anita will determine the status of Juanro, 112. Scotch Lil Triumphs Yonkers, N.Y., March 18 Wl Scotch Lil, driven by Jan Filer, scored his second straight victory at Yonkers Raceway tonight. He beat Snow Volo by the neck before 21,224 in the Thornwood Pace, RACES BONIPACB AUSTIN Sinners Quest Fleet Lookout Miss Sinners Quest Fleet Lookout Light Dinner Dancing Dan Robdlx Blue Imperial FAIR LIZ Stonevland Acralet Blue Imperial Dancing Dan Robdlx Fair Llg Marty Dee Acralet H'ds All A'nd Terminator Terminator H'nds All Ar'nd Cover Of Stars Cover Of Stars Andrea Bound On The Lawn Wlndv Fleet On The Lawn ndv Fleet Tqranelle MIKE SPECK OallanI Hello R'd The C'ner Rnvins Knsla Mike Speck Koving Rosle Nlrulla Barnote The Nob Lady Bnutnlck The Nob Jl-Jo Ben Prince T) Ttt Poppy Jay Whlrlbeater Hnnev Roaa Old Nassau Leitth'r Stock'' 8 rince ue er poppy jay Whlrlbeater Admiral Oana Old Nassau 3 iPADRTM. 118 Block 5 STAR WAGON.

116 W. Clark 6 CERTAINLY GRAY. Ill Sto'l 7 B. FLAT. 116 No boy 10 KENTUCKY BLEND.

116. Burr 11 aHUGGLESCOTE. 122 No boy MELODY Hru. lift RACE Lincoln Downs FIRST elm 4-yr. tz no: fur Tne Keep lil Professor Sam 116 Kiperic 116 Pace Bell 111 Stamp Ator 119 Pronto 6cout 116 Ancient Queen 111 French Artist 116 110 11? 116 Sockopuss xSuccabone Blue Jim Newsmonger 116 SECOND 4-yr.

up; luriones Door Buster Battle Tar 115 115 115 115 xHi Hill Creek All 8upreme xThe Monster Victory Bound Count Ripple Be Noble Libertlnaje Mr. Bicarb 113 115 Colon II PeDDa Derjoa THIRD 3-yr. iur. Turnkey 113 115 111 106 111 G'd Old Rodger 116 Oceans Away Self Indulged Latue Mucn 111 xAcaoesket 111 xMlss Onion Pendiente 115 Mid Noon Net Award 116 FOURTH $2,000 4-yr. ft up; Market Right 116 Billy's Best 116 Blue Pad 116 Flawless Gem 111 Fast Neighbor 116 Fairiam Point 111 xDanaer Plight 113 Dark Robes 116 Hellobubble 116 Longwood 116 FIFTH 4-yr.

ft up; 7 tur, Double Rock 113 aThat's Nice Susie's Pen aNoble Toe No Tourists Fleet 113 115 120 By All Means 113 Brighton Bch. 117 Natur'l Sh'd'w 112 110 Front Penny 115 113 awllson-Rana-eie: Stable entry. S1ATH i 3 ft 5 fur. StarOfRhody 115 Cr'nberry King 109 wood Bridie lOi Family Dinner 104 Jorca 109 Royal Jackpot 109 Harold K. 117 My Little Fella 117 Greek Tint 107 SEVENTH 5 furlongs.

xMlss Creatful 107 Ledlie 117 Gran-Mar-Jo 117 Pick'n Pack 122 Banana Boat 117 Carlina 109 EIGHTH 4-yr. ft up; Oregon Son 114 Dead Set 115 Eternal Dawn 109 Twin Spruce 117 Coach Ous xSaiety Belt 1 4-yr. ft i mile. aPache Brave 120 Lukewarm 109 Pesty-Sedge 114 Alpine Jan 109 xWines Of Wind 107 Homeland Bernwith Aceing Haste Bid aZoon 114 114 114 109 114 aGorske-Ackerman entry. ninth 4-yr.

ft up; 1 mi Mary's Gift 111 Beaureve II 118 Hidden Charm 111 Sportscaster 116 xBuIly Bayou 111 Prince Amber 118 Concert Tour 111 Lord Brookw'd 116 xJulia 106 Hypowave 121 KFive. xxseven rjnunds aDDrentiCe al lowance claimed. Track heavy. First post, 2 P.M. Italian Fighter Challenges Clay Rome, March 18 (JI Un defeated Cassius Clay, of Louisville, was offered $00,000 Monday to come to Rome and meet Italy's all-conquering Franco DePiccoli in a battle Olympic champions.

"Let Clay come to Italy," said the 26 year old DePiccoli. "Frankly, I don't think he'll last three rounds." The husky Italian won the Olym pic heavyweight crown while Clay took the light heavyweight title in the 1960 games in Rome. Since the Olympics. Clay has won all 18 of his pro fights and is the No. 2 ranking heavyweight contender.

DePiccoli, a left hander, is in 21 fights. Rino Tommasi, the Italian's manager, said ha made the ot- fer. to Clay through Dewey Fragetta, the international boxing agent in New York. "I don consider Clay a top fighter," said DePiccoli. "I saw him at the Olympics and I wasn't the least impressed.

He may be a better boxer than I am but I am stronger. 'Of course, I can make mis takes. But I don't think Signor Uay is unbeatable. Fitzgerald, Veteran Race Writer, Dies New York March 18 () John Joseph Fitzgerald, veteran racing writer and track publicist, died today in his mid-town hotel, The "Gray Fox," as he was known in horse racing circles, had been ailing since 1960. Fitz gerald celebrated his 70th birth day March 7.

Fitzgerald, a former president of the New York Turf Writers Association, served as publicity di rector at Garden State Park, Tropical Park and Atlantic City race tracks at various times, He began his career with the Mommg Telegraph in 1912 as a turf reporter. Fitzgerald also was employed by the New York Daily Sports Bulletin, a racing daily, BOWIE llli COMMISSION. WANTSEXAM Seeks Check Of Liston's Knee At Miami Beach Miami Beach, March 18 ift Heavyweight boxing champion Sonny Liston probably will be ordered to return here from Chicago to face a physical examination by a doctor appointed by the Miami Beach Boxing Commission, Fred Aaronson, commission chairman, said today. Aaronson said under the contract the commission has the right to examine Liston, who claims he injured his knee three weeks ago swinging a golf club. Liston Goes To Chicago The injury set off talk of a pos sible postponement of the title fight with Floyd Patterson Doubts were raised whether the fight would be in Miami Beach.

Liston left for Chicago yester day and said he would undergo an examination there. "I want him back here," said Aaronson. "We have not stepped into this thing before because we weren't quite sure if anything was wrong with him. A lot of times, things like this happen to bally hoo ticket sales. We could have asked for an examination ear lier, but it seemed premature." Patterson made plans to con tinue training in Miami.

He said. Under the terms of the contract have the right to name the fight site. I've said it would be Miami Beach and I am prepared to wait for Liston here. This is a good fight town as any." Surgery Means Delay Dr. Patrick Barry, who treated Liston in Miami Beach, said it probably would be twelve weeks before Liston could return to training if surgery was Aaronson said the commission has 90 days from the time com mission doctors examine Liston to set a new fight date.

The fight was first scheduled April '4 then postponed to April 10, The commission chairman said if a fight date can't be set within the 90 days after Liston is examined here, then the contract with the commission is null and void. He said no action would be taken until after a Wednesday meeting of Liston and Patterson representatives and Al Bolan, of the promoting Championship Sports, Inc. "Let's see if they ask a post ponement because of Liston's in jury then and we 11 act from there, Aaronson said. Boland said that if another post ponement were granted, Miami Beach would have to be reevaiu ated as the site. He apparently referred to the smaller number of tourists in the summer months.

Sunday night he said, "I'm not calling the fight off. I'm living up to the contract. The only people who can call the fight off, now, or grant another postponement is the Miami Beach Boxing com' mission." pointed out in an in terview that under the contract terms he would get up to $1,000, 000 of Liston's future earnings if the champion failed to fight him ahead ot anyone else. He max- cated he would not let Liston off the hook. Brooklyn-Curtis Bay Loops Set To Register The Brooklyn-Curtis Bay Little and Pony Leagues will hold final registrations Saturday between 1 and 4 P.M.

at the Brooklyn Metn odist Church, Fourth street and Pontiac avenue. All boys in the area between the ages of nine and nineteen are wel come to participate, bpeciai emphasis is being placed cn the 13-16 age group tor which a new dual baseball program is contemplated. Myrl Hartman, manager of the 16-19 city competition team, will supervise tryouts and practice as well as registration for that group Saturday at 2 P.M. on the Sixth street diamond. TJUD On TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS ft THURSDAYS (when our service men ore not rushed) WE WILL- Remove enow Hreg Clean rime Mount regular Hreg Chock wheal balance) Check wheel alignment Check ehock absorbers Check brake linings Adjust brakes Repack front wheel bearings Mount 1963 license tags with rustprooi bolts SELECTIONS AT Beit bet set In capitals SUN DIAL Regular service prices prevail an FrL Sat.

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