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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, MONDAY, OCTOBER IJ. 1969 6 Section FLEET PACERS GOLD CUP WEEK STARTS TODAY Hawks Lose Home Opener to Seals, 2-1 TO COMPETE IN 'EAGLE' PURSE Continued from first page and quickness askate, develops Pro Hockey rv iamf 5FPRfti Puck maintains ice po-J AMES hLl'KL 1 1 sition and consequently greater Harness racing's marauding scoring opportunity, while keep- EAST DIVISION W. L. T. PIS.

0.6. Montreal 1 6111 Oilrsil 1 1 1 1 Boston It 2 3 1 Toronto 1 1 1 New York lit 1 CHICAGO 0 1O) pacers, a swift band with a ing the opposition in a bind, collection of 2-minute mile Yes. scoring opportunity. WEST DIVISION The Hawks fired 39 shots at Ill-' I-IXWKt I I I'M! I Mllll I i pertormances during tnicago A LW I w. i.

t. ph. e. o.e. uuaue uary oiuiiu, me iianu- pnnsdeipitit I I 4 summer and fall seasons, to 1 1 fi.fnnt.4 "fiPtnnne nf thfl 1 s'- Louis I Minnesota 1 0 0 2 4 night will hold another speed session at Washington park.

AT HAWTHORNE 100 Grand Event Goes Next Saturday BY THOMAS RIVERA Gold Cup week at Hawthorne, Chicago's fall festival of thoro-bred racing, opens today with every promise of the best run in many a year. In the next six racing days, the southwest side track will present five added-money events, starting with the Hygro purse this afternoon and winging on to the Gold Cup, last "100 grander" of the Illinois season, on Saturday. Always of high import, this Gold Cup week looms espe Oawand 10 1 14 3 Pittsburgh 0 01111 Los Angeles 0 10 0 1 I YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Boston, Now York, I. Oakland, Chicago, I. Only games scheduled.

They will meet in the $5,600 Twine." He is the one who stole scores from Stan Mikita, Pat Stapleton, Gerry Pinder, Jim Pappin and another by Mohns. The defensive format, meanwhile, put Goalie Denis De-Jordy on easy street in the Hawk net. He was called upon Sea Eagle purse, a mile event highlighting the opening of the Egyptian Trotting association's HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS FRANK SPEED ACE HIGH LONGSHOT LOU CLOCKER CLARK RIVERBOAT TOM A. P. HATPIN HARRY CONSENSUS i 1ST RACE Elect Brett Father Vee H'dboot Harry Do For Do'le Hesa Kern Hcsa Kem Elect Brett Elect Brett Father Vee Hesa Kem Father Vee Kid Wolf Father Vee Kid Wolf Father Vee Father Vee Hesa Kem Father Vee Elect Brett Co'de In Ar's rTdboot Harry Lucky Glgl H'dboot Harry H'dboot 2D RACE Ply'th Pilgrim Ply'th Pilgrim Sun Quest Mazcl Ply'th Pilgrim Laredo Lad Darkies John piyth piigrim Darkies John Darkles John Darkies John El Raleigh Sun Quest Spurgeon Cr'k Ply'th Pilgrim Darkies John Stub'rn Quest Sun Quest Ply'th Pilgrim Sun Quest Laredo Kid Darkies John Stub'rn Quest stub'rn Quest 3D RACE J's Pick Dood's Choice Scotch Run Space Admiral Blazes Boy Duke's Fancy Dood's Choice Dood's Choice n'nnd'n Choice P.

Pick Dood's Choice Mexic'n Suns't Yanqul Yanqul P. Pick Pi Pjck Scotch Run Scotch Kun p- J's plck Dootl'5 Choice P' Pl0lC P' i 'i P'Ck SCtCh RU" Scotch Run 4TH RACE Ti'e For Tiger Ti'e For Tiger Floyd's Best Ti'e For Tiger Ti'e For Tiger Ti'e For Tiger T1.e For Tiger T1e For Tiger Jackie Jackie V. Jackie V. DikeaUon Running Lark Fleet Macray Jackie v. Jackie V.

Floyd's Best Floyd's Best Ti'e For Tiger Dresden Kid Dikeatlon Floyd's Best Dikeation Floyd's Best 5TH RACE Kingston Odle Kingston Odie Crafty Amber Babbling Fool Kingston Odie Mona's Jet Kingston Odie Kingston Odic Gal'nt Notions Gal'nt Notions Gal'nt Notions Kingston Odie Atigia T'lce As Good Gal'nt Notions Qal'nt Notions French W'gon French W'gon Kingston Odie Twice As Go'd French W'gon Kingston Odie Crafty Amber French W'gon RACE Roger's Joy chestnut Park War Horn Wayside Inn Lavender Bob Carlstoe Chestnut Park chestnut Park Tip Sea Tlp Sea Tlp 0 Sea Chestnut Park Chestnut" Park Whiteside Inn Tip Sea xip 0 Sea Chestnut Park H.ngry George Chestnut Park War Horn Roger's Joy Chestnut Park H'ngry George H'ngry George 7TH RACE Active Alibi Active Alibi Rcwarder Dr. Marcus Do Go Abbey Dr. Marcus Dr. Marcus Dr Marcus Dr. Marcus Dr.

Marcus Active Alibi Active Alibi Dr. Marcus Active Alibi Active Alibi Active Alibi Mamselle Jess Mamselle Jess Dr. Marcus Do Go Abbey Active Alibi Mamselle Jess Rewarder Mamselle Jess 8TH RACE God'ss Sp'clal God'ss Sp'cial Felon Jerry Crow Jim's Allbhl Jerry Crow God'ss Sp'clal God. gp.ciai Jerry Crow jerry Crow God'ss Sp'clal Felon God'ss Special God'ss Sp'cial Jerry Crow Jerry, Crow Fortuity Fortuity Jerry Crow Jim's Allbhl Fortuity Jim's Allbhl Fortuity Fortuity RACE Jet Code Jet Code Reconn'ssance Mogeehee Ninfalo Ninfalo Ninfalo Ninfalo Reconn'ssance Reconn'ssance Mogeehee S'de of Norf'k Mogeehee Mogeehee Rcconn'ssance Reconn'ssance Ninfalo Ninfalo Ninfalo Ninfalo S'de of Norf'k Jet Code Solar Scope Solar Scope BEST BET IN BOLD FACE i Early Bruin Goals Beat final five nights. The Home-wood meet will be concluded Friday" and Maywood park begins a 43-night program Saturday.

Ozzie Hanover, a tough colt from the stable of John and Christine Cutrone, Lincolnwood, is the 3 to 1 favorite in the cast of nine, altho idle since Sept. 20. The 4-year-old colt will seek to vindicate himself for the Rangers, 2-1 only six times in each of the first two periods, and 10 times in the final 20 minutes. Had More Determination But Laughton and Bill Hicke, another old pro who plays both ways, had just a bit more determination than should be allowed. Hicke, on a power play, escaped the clutches of De- cially sweet for it looks very much as tho it will conclude with Chicago's "race of the year," the best offering in the fenseman Keith Magnusan be classic mile and a quarter run since T.

V. Lark whipped Heroshogala and Run For Nurse in the 1961 edition. Stake Stars Entered third and fifth places finishes hind the Hawk neti swjried out early last month at Washington to the rignt side of the net anfj park. set the puck on Laughton's Carrying a record of seven i stick in front of the crease De-victorics in 19 starts, Ozzie Jordy was caught dead. That Hanover was a sprightly mem- was at 2:10.

Boston, Oct. 12 (UPD-Goalie Ed Johnson made first period goals by Fred Stanfield and John McKenzie stand up tonight for a 2 to 1 Boston Bruin victory over the New York Rangers in the opening National Hockey league game for both teams. Both Boston goals came in the first nine minutes as McKenzie set up Stanfield at 1:05 and the pair reversed that order seven minutes later, both times on the Bruin power play. New York's Jean Batelle cut the margin to one goal at the 12-minute mark of the opening period and the two teams played scoreless hockey on slow and soft Boston Garden Nodouble and Verbatim both have been certified as starters and that alone is worth the price of admission even if the race does not draw anotner ber of pacings upper echelon I Exactly 38 seconds later last summer at Sportsman's on a long diagonal pass park, where he accumulated i from Brian perrV( escaped be-most of the $53,383 in his i hind the stili attacking Hawks money belt. The bay colt was for a dash down the right al.

nosed out of two other apparent i ip naraiiPieH nim nn starter. The proud pair sits pretty close to the top of those running and lost another by a the Mt side( then cut to the on the dirt in the handicap neck. VOQDY'5 WORLD net ana Datted home Hicke second payoff pass. Favor Ozzie Hanover One of Ozzie Hanover's vic Today, the Hawks rest, ex- HAWTHORNE COMMENT Races start at 2 o'clock Chicago time. Weather cloudy, track good.

FIRST RACE Purse $4,500, claiming, year olds, 6 furlongs: .11 rr cept for a handful of athletes Th. Rano hai, Khnia was tories at Sportsman's to who think they need some tw Comment Horse and Jockey Wt. P. P. Odds work.

The team will be joined I third 'iod while Ed thgaaifnirrrL, rep Zl Giacomin, New York goalie, the invasion Wednesday night turned a'ide 3- of 37 by the Detroit Red Wings. shots before an opening game The Seals moved on to sellout of 14,831. Boston, where they will work New York i o-i out in the Garden. "We're Bos," 1 -2 registered in 1:59 2-5 and he fell slightly short of cracking the 2 minute barrier on several other occasions. Ozzie Hanover, trained and driven by Gene Reigle, posted his best mile time of 1:58 3-5 at Ohio's Scioto downs last July.

AttemDtine to derail the Elect Brett No boy 113 3 3-1 Father Vee INo boy 116 4 7-2 Hesa Kem McBride 120 13 4-1 Danna's Queen INo boy 113 1 20-1 Lucky Gl Gi No boy Ill 2 Your A Hero (No boy 114 5 10-1 Dr. C. Salk Gallltano 116 6 20-1 Mae W. S. IShaffer 1U 20-1 Kid Wolf No boy 112 Charterandwater No boy 114 9 6-1 Perfert IGavidial ....116 10 12-1 Trainer knows his stuff He looms formidable foe Hesa Kem fresh off win Has displayed early speed Ran Improved rare latest Money tip last up alley Whipped cheaper racers Shipped in from Detroit Record says the brushoff Charterandwater a factor Never been in the dough Falrmount Park Invader nnllahart IKo hovl 114 11 10-1 Also elieible: llardboot Harry, Trader Clark, Last Round Up, Com.

1 rade In Arms, Down For Double, Dallas J. SECOND RACE Purse $4,300, claiming, 3 year olds and up, 6 return of Ozzie Hanover will be the entry of Right Honor and Shady Counsel, a fleet pair representing Lester Pletcher of Shipshewana, Ind. Right Honor has produced three triumphs in the 2-minute category, one of Ir ilS" VV.1 1 I about two weeks behind in Kr'ySTSl training" explained Frank Selke the general manager. Penaities-New Yom: Neiison, bos- He would not say Hawks were faster than his club be- e'son- ,3:02 they moved quicker "Vf-J" night. "Just by present COm- McKemie, IM; Ne York: Seilins, 19:08.

parison," he conceded, with a perid-" confidence that would have ,3 made the Chicago athletes Boston i-n Goalies: New York, Giacomin; Boston, Cringe. I Johnston. ranks and each will be making his first start of the season in Chicago in the Gold Cup. Nodouble has won the California stakes and the Brooklyn and Santa Anita handicaps this season, finished second to Arts and Letters in the Woodward in his last start, and has earned $358,720. He is the defending Gold Cup champion, winning the race in record time last year while still a 3-year-old.

Won 3 Handicaps Verbatim took off with the Nicolls, Whitney, and Haikell handicaps and was third in the Woodward while earning this season. He beat No-double in the Nicolls at Belmont and is from the Elmen-dnrf farm, which sent in Pass Right to win the Hawthorne Juvenile and Oil Power to take the $50,000 added Hawthorne Derby. Both colts are 4-year-olds and each will be ridden by his regular jockey. Eddie Belmonte is scheduled to fly in to handle Nodouble and Verbatim will be ridden by Pete Anderson, who won the Gold Cup aboard Bold Bidder in 1966. So close are the two con- furlongs: Plymouth Pilgrim Martinei ..111 Darkies John No boy Stubborn Quest (McBride ...112 Spurgeon Creek (No boy 116 Moody Duck IShaffer 112 them in Homewood in 1:59 3-5.

Shady Counsel was among Ginger Don Heath 116 5 5-2 One to beat In the rare 9 4-1 Rarely a bad performance 11 8-1 Raring at peak condition 1 12-1 Won two times this year 2 10-1 Has opposed toucher kind 3 15-1 Seems to have the slows 4 13-1 Appears out of the event 5 10-1 Must be flven a chance 1 10-1 Ran out of gas last try 8 10-1 Front runner but tires 10 20-1 Breaks fast out of gate 12 20-1 One 1969 start was 10th i i tun, nm. s- Mfienoance I4.BJI. Oakland beat the Hawks five i Ticer Cub RuybaliJ 114 Little Hit Martinez 107 Sun Quest Martinez 109 Dr. Beware No boy 116 El Raleieh No boy 11 "Well, we could play hule-antl-seek op WARD WINS U. S.

CYCLE RACE the nation's leading pacers two years ago with sub-2 minute journeys and has won in Homewood in 2:00 3-5. Shady Counsel will be driven by Dwayne Pletcher while his brother, Delmer, will direct Mr. Riley IPodlinski Ill Harness Picks WASHINGTON PARK, ILL Also eligible: Knot Fast, Daring Baliara, Beauesi, wu, GavidiaTops IN PALOS PARK Mazel, Miss Cemic. -Eddie's May Song, Don Robin, THIRD RACE Purse $4,300, claiming, 3 year olds, 6 ninonus: 3- 1 Has had change in riders 4- 1 Florida bred no slouch Mite. 2 Painter's Mission, Margie Jo, Blue River.

Active Mike, Comet's Baby, Justly Right Honor. Two other contenders, TiwIIpv nu and Record Time, p. Pick Gallltano lis 9 Dood's Choice No boy 112 4 Scotch Run Rosier HI 10 Klnir Hunza ISavlerml 116 1 in Field for Jockey Title name. 4 White Wave, Golan Trai Knot. Hickorv I also belong to the 2-minute Referee John Ashley.

Linesmen will Norris, Matt Pavelich. FIRST PERIOD: Scoring None. PenaltiesOakland: Perry, 1.35; HAWKS, Pappin, Oakland: Laushton, Oakland: Vadnais, HAWKS, McKay, HAWKS: Jarrttt, Oakland: Marshall, Oakland: Hardy, HAWKS, Menard, 11:51. Shots on Coal Oakland, HAWKS, 11. SECOND PERIOD: Scorins None.

Ptn. lilies: HAWKS: Stapltton, HAWKS: Magnuson, Oaklar.d: Hardy, Oakland: Diilaboush Imilor minor, 15:32. Shots on toil Oakland, HAWKS, 14. Third Period. Seorinj Oakland Laugh-Ion, IHicke-Perryl Oakland: Lauthton, IHicke-Perry 1:48.

HAWKS: Mohns, IMikita-Wislel 15:01. Penalties HAWKS: PlDlin. 1:2: HAWKS. Mc- Mexican Sunset No boy 109 Yanqul (Wlnant 116 Admiral I Tennenhsiiifnl ..118 circle. Toodley Du won by tnree and three-quarter lengths Sept.

5 Secret Session, All American Marcon Mission Bel. 6 Paint Away, Able Dazile, Sally's John Howard, the 1968 road champion from Springfield, sped thru a 14-mile obstacle course in the Palos Park forest preserve yesterday in 1:09.12 to win the National Cyclo-Cross bicycle race championships. Herman Kron of Chicago crossed the finish line 45 sec- 8-1 Competed with better ones 1.1-1 The King Is out of race? 15-1 Horse goes big for goo 20-1 Been getting away slow 20-1 Won two races this year 20-1 Chased 'em all last trip 20-1 Scored once in 2 seasons 20-1 Next to last recent out Not In money in lmifi 12-1 Partial to sloppy track Gemiw sidered competitively that they Koya, Abbe, Marquez ii6 are only a pound apart in the My Moiiy s. McBride in weights, Nodouble being as- King Martinez 109 BY FRANK SEGRETI Bill Gavidia is riding is riding 7-lnvafler Wick. Old Blue, Perry Win.

1-03 o-i. nctu.u Good Selection, Frosty Volita. White wjt)j earnings Of $113,000, totes 9 ozzie' hanover, waiuing Home, a mark of 1:59 achieved at Toodley Du. i. at signed 125 pounds and Verba Hawthorne as tho he and nlen nennine IMulllnsl 113 10 Snecial Byrd, Sherry's Time, Demi abninglUll pat Duk's Also eligible: Toby's Fury, Cranium, Best Lark, Kantellus, Managing Director Robert Tasse.

Fancy, Blazes Boy. Parov arp nartnprs With siv onds later for second place and Hardy, HAWKS: Papain, i.rj The Egyptian association, after 36 nights, shows total bet- Illinois foaled. 3 and 4 year oia r--- FOURTH RACE Purse $4,300, Shots an tool more days left in the 35-day sented the Illinois Racine board Leroy Johnson, Rockford, was third among the 38 contestants tinit nf R9S an average oaniana io-ji tim 124. Other Stars to Try They are not likely to run alone, however, several other top-flight thorobreds also being eligible, including Mr. Right, winner of the Suburban, who of $703,296, a decrease of 4.95 buack hks 2-1 Illinois foaled is ready meeting at the southwest side at the two tracks downstate ft showXaril sTedias'I casino- the old saddle Fairmount Park and Cahokia 20-1 Wound up in dough once smitn from South America Downs-as well as at the plants maidens, 6 furlongs: Time For Tiger ICox Jackie V.

IPhillips) 114 Floyd's Best IRosicrl U2 Running Lark IHeath 110 Pomp Head (Alexanderl 110 Conrardia IPodlinski representing 12 states, mostly in the midwest. The race was sanctioned by i the Amateur Bicycle League of per cent from 1968 record tig-; ures. Attendance has reached in 322.446, an average of 8,985, lALLloUJNa has lifetime earnings of $624,. and a drop of 8.36 per cent, I Kid Ruybaii 116 Never in the green stuff Zero in all engagements Rounded Into top form Ran dead last only race Mona, Is out of affair? No action I nr spring aeais to nave me jucney around Chicago. A practicing championship stashed away in lawyer, Choisser has officiated his wallet, at various tracks in the nation.

Carey annually awards the The Elmendorf farm of Max leading reinsman with a $500 Gluck will seek a triple stakes 20-1 20-1 7-2 1.V1 20-1 61 12-1 OKI, Night Invader, T. Com- U.loet McRay Alexander 117 6 meicial, Mr. Clinch, Te Vega, wlse Mona Hizo in 7 Dresden IN CHARLOTTE America, and Mack Bottema, 1 the organization's retiring state 500-MILE RACE representative, served as the Hvdtologist, Vif, Quilche, and I oo-june-Go Ruybaii in Dikeation shown nothing head otiiciai. Dikeatlon IPodlinski ...105 gold wristwatch and Gavidia DETROIT ENTIRES Races start at Chicago time. 1st, 2,700, elms.

4 vol us, for: Reilim Andy 114 tamaleon II Asia Cee 114 Nurse Heir KintiJ 113 Terry Tar Heel English Prairie 1 IB Spartan Admiral Cortiio III FIFTH RACE Purse $4,800, claiming, 2 year olds, 6 furlongs triumph with three different runners at the Hawthorne meeting when it sends a-Klngston Odle IWhited a-Gallant Notions (Fleming Charlotte, N. C. Oct. 12 I.T)-Donnie Allison on a high speed duel with his older brother, Bobby, in the $116,000 National 500-mile stock car race before iL. nnn i ShCrry PriOe I WOC vei uaum auer me Abaione mi a TO yds: Oops! Oilers and Chiefs Set Fumble Marks added Gold Cup on the closing day of the session, Saturday.

The New York stable earlier Won last out big by Partner of Kingston Odie Consistently up In there Frequently In the money Mona's Jet ran in stake Could take It all here An arrival from Nebraska A visitor from Detroit Horse goes big for soup Unlmak Is no pushover The slablrmate of Atlgra Princess Cornel 113 Caroline Came 115 Super US Vote Coins 1 Aotomalic Spin lis Pots La Nlpken 114 Part Ot Heaven 120 Puroie Measure 114 'jo Twice As Good No boy can hear it ticking now. He goes into today's action with 31 winners to his credit since the meeting began Sept. 9, 12 more victories than his nearest competitor, Earlie Fires. With that formidable advantage over his closest rival, Gavidia seems to be a shoo-in. Carey also represents the top an estimated 57,000 at Charlotte Motor speedway today.

Us I Donnie, 29, and his brother, Of this number, Vif seems especially certain to give the' "big hitters' a run for their money. The South American colt has won the Sun Beau and Charles W. Bidwill Memorial handicaps on successive weekends at Hawthorne. And he set a track record in one and tied a nine-year-old mark set by Heroshogala in the other! The opening act today should be a lulu, too. Goddess Special, the little filly who won the Durazna and lllini Princess in the meeting took the $37,700 Hawthorne Juvenile stakes with Pass Right, then came right back the same week and changed the lead several SJ.ooo.

mon, i Hernocheet US ft.oon Fisher Golden Timor 118 Joe's VicKi Sweepum Clean lis P'ke Prince Terrorist 113 Theocratic Ruls 4th, M.700, elms. 3 yos, lur: Feme Sole 10s Pack Up Micharco H6 Fab's Joy 3 times during the final 200 miles. J'J At times, they toured the 14 a-Entry. b-Entry. year olds and up, 6'i .122 9 2-1 .118 2 2-1 .118 3 1-2 .111 1 8-1 .118 4 10-1 .122 5 6-1 .120 61 .120 7 10-1 .122 8 4-1 .118 10 10-1 .116 4-1 claiming, 3 .117 11 6-1 .117 8 4-1 120 10 3-1 1 lo-l .118 2 6-1 116 3 10-1 .118 4 10-1 .120 10-1 .114 101 112 7 10-1 113 9 6 1 118 12 101 in trainer each year with a 5500 Stepinonadream 108 bray 108 Gray captured the $55,450 Hawthorne derby with Oil Power.

Fusy Bob lid Fountain's oiri i mile speeuwoy uunipci iu furlongs: comes off a win in soup gold split second stop watch. sth. 12. BOO. ami, yov i Tone Scale 106 Greek Afaiaen i uuiiifci in Roval Gin I'd I Tip Sea No boy IIS Donnie's pit crew's quick McLaren 1st, Kinda Quick 1" Smsing Roman in I An DHimmnnr Think Young work during a final pit stop cave him the winning margin Richard Hazelton, Clifford Scott, and William Resseguet are putting on a ding-dong battle for it.

All three are closely bunched. 111 Memory Book HI Countess Marian J1J of 16 seconds with an average. Seldom runs a bad race 4 Time winner this year Been running on the turf He won 8 times In 1M9 Horse could take it all Seems out of the race Tallied on a fast trark War Horn might do It Runs well wet, dry track No Empty Wagon danger Prefers a cheaper field Spring Comet 118 oeioen -jt a-Love To Win 1l6t-Leal Proot 116 Newborn 114 7th, "$3,200, tlmt. Lordv No IM Baby Van Wayside Inn I Jones Carlstoe (Heath) War Horn IShaffer stakes and the Tiger Wander purse in her last three starts, faces the colts again in the Hygro. The daughter of Special-mante will be going 6'4-fur-loncs for the first time and will Windy uuesi i ari" of 131.262 miles an hour.

Buddy Baker finished third and Charlie Glotzbach fourth. The younger Allison got the lead for good on the 280th lap of the 334-lap race. Kansas City Oct. 12 Two American Football league fumble records were broken and two were tied today as the Kansas City Chiefs slipped and slid to a 24 to 0 victory over the Hons ton Oilers. The game was played in a constant rain which left the field a glass-like quagmire.

Running became treacherous and passing ludicrous. The Chiefs intercepted five passes by Houston's Pete Beathard but turned around and fumbled the ball away six times for an A. F. L. record.

There were 14 fumbles by the two clubs for another A. F. L. record and the Chiefs matched their own league mark with nine fumbles in all. Also tied was the A.

F. L. record of 10 lost fumbles by two teams. ai. i itnvat.

El Ilahram. Hungry George. HULME 2d IN 9th CUP RACE Monterey, Oct. 12 McLaren of New Zealand drove his McLaren-Chevrolet to an easy victory in the Monterey grand prix today. Behind him was his teammate, Dennis Hulme, in an identical car.

The two orange cars have finished 1-2 in eight of the nine Canadian-American Challenge cup car races this year up, SEVF.NTII RACE Purse $4,800, claiming, 3 year olds and be facing such seasoned juve- Some Guy 110 Appoloouill 114 Sassy Mom Joy George HO Dusty Joe Ith" S4.S00, tlwc, 34 yos, ll-lfmli Mr. Dawn Slar 114 a-Eloouent Es a-J McCarthy 114 Mr Tipson Pertinente 114 Timts Movln Rorama Thunder 111 tth.nH:00, dm. I yo. 4 ln Halt Plait 113 Chink Big Sing 103 Canadian Bird Super Allergy I N.vcort 114 Impatient Wind Gov. Ogilvie is expected to appoint a new Illinois Racing board this week.

Current board members are Crowdus Baker, Charles Murphy, Walter Rhodes, Arthur Gallagher, Ernest Marsh, Kenneth Clark, and Harold Anderson, the acting chairman. Among those likely to be named is Ralph W. Choisser, a former steward who repre- nile runners as Jim's Alibhi, '-iik iM who won his last start after niu.c nu Dr. Marcus (Gavidia 122 Tribune Consensus 5-2 A rrarkerjark sprinter 3-1 Ran a dandy rare latest 1 Constantly up in there 4-1 A galloping winner last 101 Nn action since summer 10-1 Rewarder no patsy here 10-1 Heat one horse recently (-1 A hard knocking griding BELMONT PARK, N. Y.

Mamselle jess (No boy) 114 Brunswick Brave IFIemlng ....122 1 Gambling Bob (No boy 130 3 Rewarder (No boy) 116 4 Great McGow (Nichols) 122 Market 1Taroet Field, Barking Steeple, Do Go Abbe Gallitann I 7 BELMONT PARK ENTRIES Races start at 12:30 Chicago limt. 1st, S5.000, Clmt, 1 T. 2 Charge The Judge Idollly Automatic Harvey UJa-Baku EIGHTH RACK Purse 810,000, allowances, 2 year olds, i. furlongs; WASHINGTON MORNING LINE The best bet of the day Goddess Special (No boy 118 4erry Crow (No hoy 118 2 1-1 Goodiobegone 152 iwarkei swetjB Also fliolhle Vollan Forbes. Front Row.

I Favorable Forecast, Sansel. Paul G. W. 3 Ground Gripper, Pridt Alone, Great Achievement. 4 Poso, Bonapuer, Beet Bop.

5 Secret Beauty. Avora, Southern Beauty, Dilettante, Ambrsnded, Tatailah. 7 OIL POWER, Pollution. Red Reality. I Counlerdrive, Double Aim, Long Winded.

9 Barometer, Perfect Sky, Saggy Back. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 1 Sky Scamp, Miss Biut Cornel, Up In tht Races start at 1:30 P. m.

Chlcaw time. racing against the best 2-year-old competition available in the Arlington-Washington Futurity and the Hawthorne Juvenile. Also starting will be Jerry Crow, King's Demand, Mr. King Twist, Felon, and two other fillies, Fortuity and Miss Muffler. Race for Distaff Side On Wednesday the Gala Fete handicap will be run for the fillies and mares exclusively and should draw such stars of the meeting as Dark Stream, 113 Native Dawn Virility Fortuity (No boy( i SIXTH RACE-Purst S2.600, pace, con Barking Stecplt 122 HI 120 120 122 172 122 111 122 122 122 FIRST RACE-Purst S2.400, pact, rtAiminu.

mlie: Jim's Alihhi (Fleming lis I ditioned, milt Canliild Casing Onion John Handsome Jon I. Shadow counsel IMOweu Firm running In stakes Excellent condition now Horse fresh off triumph The King Is In too deep? Heems over his head here Colt won twice In l9 Miss Mntflrr Is Improved King's Demand Nlrhnls IIS 5 HI 2. Carolina Gold INo Driver 111 Fougasse Harangue 111 Phineas Fogg 122 Rcely Good 122 t-Teri Blair Uncle John C. Ilnskol 3. Royal Kins Target Fltld Odds 7-2 4-1 4.

Abbe Dairle ISprunger) Mr. King Twist lllealh) lis 101 Felon liallltano IIS 7 10 1 Miss Muffler IGavldia) 112 201 P.P. Horse and Driver I Miss Bay Way lEdlel 2. Solkd's Prlnct (No driver) 3. painier'J Choice (duisc-l 4.

fcddie's May Son 10 Mara I 5. Eoress Mile IRaponel A. Tpmole RAiriar INo rtriverl a-Entrv. 2d. 14,000, elms, 3 7 lur: L4SS Miwasnj 6.

Fonda Dares I Barnes I 7. Paint Away Milburnt I. Sally Brooks (Ral'iocber t. Sally's Gemini IWilconl NINTH RACE Purse 14,600, claiming, 3 year olds and up, 1 1-10 miles: ..121 Brush Baron IIS 5anset I 4-1 tiavlilla riilrs II choice pavorooie roi tnnnr lit Clouds. 2 Approach the Bench, Rhythm, Judy Judy.

3 Thunderbird III, Busy Singing, Bu For Me 4 Noble Fleet, Teaser Beware, Now Listen. 3 Solemn Promise, Apprehend, One Appeal, ARABIAN LEGEND, Sy Gee. Breeie Maker. Billy Seamon SEVENTH RACE-Purst $3,000, pace, 110 She's Tht Ticket J'2 7. Dun Robin lO'Donohnel 4 1 Stolen Note IMrUrmiotl! I I t.

Chlet Eaole iwiliisi elliiiWo-Tough Trot, Crafty Bill. SICOND KACk-Purst S2.800, pact, rUimina. mile: Si ii W. US Elluran Xalapa's Ll 101 Claiming, mm: 1. Ensign Cleo I Banks I 2.

Shadvdale IHayesI 3. Nellies Chief IRaponel 4. Andy's Russell IVanderschatl 3d. S3fsuu, mun, home first in the Indian Maid handicaD in her last start, and Jet Code (Gavidia) 110 Reconnaissance (Ruyball) 1-0 Ninfalo (No hoy 122 Not Necessarily (No boy IIS Roguery (No boy 114 Seede Of Norfolk IHeath) 116 Mogeehee INo boy) 120 Solar Scope (No boy 118 Ventajoso II. Gallitno 114 Color Me Mort lit The lit 112 lit 112 3 1 in e.frtim.brhlnd racer 5-2 Nlnfuln Is In hlith gear 4 in Has hralrn cheaper ones 5 In Scored on turf course lfl-1 Won once all this year 1 1-t Cult drops down class 8-1 Came nn strong recently 20-1 Chile bred Is nut of It? 10 lo Sling Shot likes distance lit Line 01 Battll s.

wiine evro iwimsi Creeque Alley, who took the ....101 8-1 7-2 3 1 I t-2 Queen's ound lit Cuba Be I. Invader Wick I Samples! 1-1 12-1 6-1 101 41 3-1 1. Nohle Y.iles IJellersonl 2. Marine Jo INo driver) 3. Annie Volo I Vallandinoham) 4.

Goodwood IMcDermottl 5. Oolwa IStrphrnsI t. All Nose IWollel 7. Blue River I Banks) I. Painter's Mission IPIetchtrl rinnrtw Itlrniinn Fleeing Partner Fast Double Converter Pride Alone lit Ground Gi inner Pcrrv Win I Kreischerl Yo Tambien handicap 7.

lit I. Belh Eioress I Pauley 1 Smooth saver The specdballs get their opportunity on Thursday in the t. Old Bke IBurrlohtl Also tligible Demon Clark, Sling Shot (Mcllrtdi'l 118 1l Great Ach'vmenl lit dmV't 4i 1rt ll Mr Sinner I Pearl Trade 101 Also eligible Miss Fedorskl, Wt Gotlt 7 Imperial Rag, Key Ladybird. Silver l-K ing Edward, Cash or Carry, Devilish Angel. Red Scart, Tot My Host, Baoon.

DETROIT, MICH. 1 Nurse's Heir, Sherry Pride. Camaleon II. 2 Part of Heaven, Carolina Game, Nipken, 3 Joe's Vlckl, Pike Prince, Golden Timor. 4 Pack Up, Fountain Girl, Fab's Joy.

5 Kindt Quick, Arcadia Kid, Singing Roman. Legal Proof, String Comet. Samlra. 7 Lordv No, Spring Hat Sprung, Windy Quest. a-J.

P. MCCARTHY, Eloquent El, Times Movln. Canadian Bird, Super Allergy, Big Sin, Talent. EIGHTH RACE-Purst S1.S00, Conditioned, mile: pact 117 Prince RoiO atn, Bet-o Boo Bonaouer My Pag ATLANTIC CITY ENTRIES 113 Tall Ftllow Rabin lit I i IIS Diabolic 114 114 IS.SO0, mans, I 4 fur. trot.

..121 I I ...41 t-l ..8 1 THIRD RACE-Purst Clalminu, mite; i. Dcvcreau Dandy lO'Maral Lucky Dean ISIankel J. Valley Air IMHPurni 4. Comers Baby IWiikenlng 5. Braienbov IWlllisI t.

Miss MrNamara IBurrlght Sth, 14,100, clmt, I yes, mli Mylar 114 Aoorehend Cantain Speaklna 111 One Appeal Say Hello 114 Solemn Premiss Without A Doubt 110 Dandy Develln 1. Trl S. Seniah ISowash) 3. Frosty Volila IE die I 3. While Clipper ISnodorassl 4.

My Lulla Bye INo Driver) 5. Colvin's Lass Pletcher! 6. Peacelyme (McDermotll nt Otta.StorY Races start at 12:30 Chicago tlmt. lit, S3. Sot, lemt, A 4 rot.

4 lurt Soc ety Tip IIS Miss loia Halt Mist Blue Comal Sky Scamp 115 Windhoek Riohteous Step 113 Swret Lit 6-1 6-1 81 10-1 3-1 6-1 12-1 Anlolntltt It Lady G.bson. lit lit 11? lit 170 lit Quadrubttf Plum Purtv SECURITY OPPORTUNITY We are seeking a person capable of conducting internal investigations, administration of the DOD security program, installation and changing of locking systems and ultimately the supervision of the plant guard force. Prefer degree and military obligation completed. Will train in some phases. Call Collect (303) 444-5300 or send resume to Employee Relations Dept.

BALL BROTHERS RESEARCH CORP. BOULDER INDUSTRIAL PARK BOULDER. COLORADO 80302 An tqual Opportunity fmptoytr Good selection inayesj lit Uorushcd Dnula Ph hill lnmnlesl 4-1 lit UP in The uouot aavarac lit lit 119 jUMly name i Morgan I. Active Mike (Turcottt Jr.) t. PrlnrA RandnIDh fBussel Cassandra Day I Lutes) Sruihern Beauty lit Super Star 11 Lanrer'l Mark 111 Grntlt Rost Also eligible Undecided.

am, Hiwu, cimsi 1 Ml as, tv lur, Sy Ges 117 Laurel Cnanjsr 114 Winning Shot Jr. 113 Tutor Black 1U Breere Maker 116 Slicker Man 114 Arabian Lr-oend 111 Kins Ririubs 112 7th, it.ooo, aw, 3 4 4 yos, 1 114 nit Imperial Rag 1U Royal Content HI Avante M.S00. tlmtV ml. 2nd, SJ.SOO, clmt, 1 ro 4 htri NINTH RACE-Purst tS.600, Pact, con dltlnnMl. mil: Also tiigipie tiareari uau, ranamar.

FOURTH RACE-Purst (2,200. pact, elaiminu. mile: Hawthorne speca nanaicap, a six furlong dash open to everybody except the 2-ycar-olds. The Autumn Harvest handicap will serve as the Gold Cup eve spectacular. The Autumn Harvest is strictly for Illinois-breds and always creates a good deal of interest.

Horse racing is not all on tap, cither. On Thursday night the Chicago division of the Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective association will hold its annual dinner-dance at the irurk nnd on Friday night the Yaoarioui xnytnn Tatallth 114 OasMfllla 1, a-bnany cnunsei iHiercnerj Miss Roy 13 t-Ambrandod 115 Judy Judy 111 Winkle Dink AinM Drlnratt 111 in I'idlan Joy in Good snnst 114 Snecial Glow Warning Home ISamplesI Record Tlmt (Ackerman 1. While Wave Guerral 2. Little Bobby Trior IMIIbum) -1 3. Irma INo Driver 10- 4.

Al Bars Boy INo Driver) 10 Table d'Moie i a-Diiennnii US Wind Goddess 102 Sliver Braid 114 US dm Dtu What Goes On Miss smii 1-1 4-1 1-1 4. Toodley Du INicktlls) Pine Bud 114 Barherton Mill IIS Kemoer Kadet Key Ladvhird 114 Prooher sine sth. I1I.00O added .1 yos. JfurWoodside Law- a-cntrv 7th, added, 3 yos, ft ml rente Realisation: memorial nanaiupi Cash Or Carry 5. Golden Trail (Michaels) 3- i.

Dude IParkor) 6- 7. Hirknry Knot (Emberl 10- Diamond Linehan ISearlt 9. Swan Crepk IBanksl 10. in a-Pollutlnn 114 Power n.t 114 4. Red Rpal tV US Sv-Rou 114 Tho Greal I G.

lid lot Accountcsj 101 112 Devilish Angtl 111 King Edward t-Dctnnt Lydlt Eshinia Helloid in paten or iij Aporoach Tht Bench Roval Dog HI 111 l-Hildilchkl 111 Mort Trallle 115 AE'Hry. lid. clmt, i yoi A lit ml! Bu For ll Lucky II 111 Jimmy John 112 Ghana! MaderO 1 13 Thunderbird III 112 Monocollit lit Jolly 114 Nashwin 111 CADILLAC large seltcMon of qualify Pre-owned Cedl'loct end Cadillac trede-lnt, uci, Oct moblti, t'ncolns, everfoDrt. Many itl under factory warranty. HERITAGE CADILLAC 303 W.

Roosevelt Lombard 629-3300 Chicane Phone 421-3331 CLOSID SUNDAY J. jereo ll-isner t-Righl Honor Pletcher) unit Hanovor (Rieglel Hoke Crr-ed (WUcrl t. Magic Tlmt No Drlvtr) t-Untry. TENTH RACE-Purst conditioned, mile: 1. King's Full (Samples 2.

Special Bvrd IRieolel 3. Jean's Adlos I Lutes 4. Pancha I Di lion I cAKo eligible Kelly's Ptl Mlsi Pluto FIFTH RACE-Purst $2,100, trot, conditioned, mile: A-Entty tth, Clmt! I yos A to, lit ml, oisirny no jinwmiirri.i.. a Entry. th, 14,700, Clmi, 3 yes a lit, I lurt Third Princess III Counlerdrive 121 Cresset lit Venetian Garden 171 Double Aim, 121 Shanty It I nnn UUlnriail 110 Sl4 Fab lit 12,400, pact.

t-1 2-1 6-1 10-1 12-1 Piiy Ann isameiesj s-t Plh annual Gold Cup ball will make iwedy Flo IBeckievl 1. tiff 111 Tun: Soiit Morrt Winter Man Rod Scart t.T.io-MvHost Fuint icing rrel Session IGearhartl ath. n. mo. tlmt.

1 vol A so. ml. tun: t-l a hiinrtle for charity. Royal Jesl 117 Ben-Ham 11 ill J. Martina IBeckievl l-Adaotatiit Spla 10 Lhoicy Pet 112 Dynamic Turn 112 lit Kotsaloah lot lit Fathet'i Footsteps lit lit lit Flag 01 Freedom H4 lit Snow Dtnct 112 t-Ftlst Imprtsilon 112 111 sin.

clmt, 3 yoi ft up, 1 Ml tilt 4. blnora's Sky ICollarl 5. All American I Dillon 4. Jr-t Bold ISchuel hnur nnnnt EmrrAiH ui 112 Gov Hindu 141 4. Demi Tasse IPaiselvl 2.

Sherry's Time IPIetrherl Barometer 120 Trade in .101 7. Empire Ann JFitrpatrlck) 12-1 I. Midnight Danny IHarwood) t-2 t. Jot Bvrd ISrhue 12-1 lis judae Gnn JtS 114 Baioon 111 ISakbahr I A-Entry. 120 I Bully For Bre HO Periecf Sky Arctic Flash 111 Hickory Hollow Saggy Back 110 I.

Good sien iPieicneri t-l t. Marcon Mission Btl Qulnn S-l AIU. u.l iwinnit-BaW HO Motile Fleet the sixth race today, The Tom id now Listen in wmnim wa Rivera purse? nt Also tneioit H. r. Tlmt, Charley ton..

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