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THE. ARGUS Page 14 Fremont Newark, California Friday, November 29, 1968 Silver Goblet Wins Thanksgiving 'Cap SAN MATED Frank Mediation's colt Majestic Prince made a successful and highly Impressive racing debut and Bright Man Stable's Silver Gobtet scored an upset victory in the a Thanksgiving Day Handicap yesterday at Bay Meadows before a holiday throng of 14,289. Majestic Prince, who was purchased last fall at the Keeneland Sales for a then record price for a yearling of a quarter of a million dollars, won the fifth race in his long awaited initial public appearance. The strikingly 'handsome chestnut son of Raise A Native scored an easy two and three quarter length triumph over 11 other maiden two- year-olds. He broke alertly, was sent to the front shortly after the start by Bill Harlack and had an easy lead coming into the stretch.

At that point, Applicator made a bold move at him but Hartack flicked him once with a left hand whip and he pulled on away while well in hand at the finish. Majestic Price covered the six furlongs in a very rapid 1:09 2-5 and he obviously could have gone faster. He if Majestic Prince Romps In Debut paid $13.00 to win. Trainer Johnny Longden, who has been more excited over this colt than any of the some 40,000 horses he rode during his amazing career, breathed a sigh of relief after the race was over. He had been "stall walking" ever since entering him Wednesday morning.

"1 know he can run, I just want him to come back in good' shape," he' said in the paddock before the race. He did just that. Silver Goblet, an outsider in the wagering, circled the field on the stretch turn in the Thanksgiving Day "Cap" and then went on- to prevail by three lengths over Chapati, an even longer shot. Scoop Time finished third in the field of nine distaff runners, with Cleo Pat fourth. Time for the mile and a sixteenth was 1:41 4-5 and Silver Goblet paid $16.60 and $7.40 across ttie board.

Chap- ali returned $34.20 to place and $12.80 to show, while Scoop Time- paid $3.60 to show. It was the first stakes victor for the three-year-old daughter of King Of The Tudors and it earned for her the filly and mare championsip of the meeting. She picked up a check for $9,425 for her efforts. Ray Bell's Higticasle looms as an odds on choice in the Bay Meadows Stakes this afternoon, as Bay Meadows presents the second of three consecutive slakes events. Nine two-year-old fillies will go postward in the six-furlong speed lest, with Highcaste being joined in the starting gate by Royal Hula, Singing Surf, Kissing Ring, Princess Angcltune, Radiant Miss, Sweet Moment and Poona Winner of the Tanforan Lassie Stakes, Highcaste was second to Mr.

Joe F. in the recent Burlingame Stakes. Under the allowance conditions of the race, she will carry the highweight of 117 pounds, with Don Pierce making up most of that impost. Alvaro Pineda pilots the speedy Kissing Ring while a Leonard guides the running Princess Hemp. Both misses annexed their last starts.

Tomorrow, a full field is ex- THE RACERS Bv PHIL RAYMOND Racers Safer Today DEVELOPMENT OF lafety equipment in racing has certainly come a long, long way since the inception of this automotive sport. During the Barney Oldfield era at the beginning of this century, about the only piece ot equipment used that had a hint of salety were goggles. And, this was completely out of necessity due to the mud and dirt being thrown off the front tires and in the I river's face. A race car driver clad in hie knickers and white thirt with hit cap turned backwards, sitting cither on a frame crosjmember or wooden box ami spinning around a dirt oval track at a speed upwards of 90 rnpti certainly was not an sight for those who thought form of safety regulations be imposed, Helmets, Belts Began In 1950 NOTHING MUCH happened in the development of safety equipment until around 1950 when crash helmets and safety bells began apvearing on the scene and occasionally a leather jacket The helmet and belt over the years have probably contributed more to the saving of lives than any ten items combined. So significant have their developments been, that most Police departments throughout the United States use crash 'helmets as standard equipment for both motorcycle and car patrolmen and seat belts have become standard equipment In all domestic cars, The leather jacket was primarily used to cut down on scrapes and scratches when a car or motorcycle rolled over and or when a driver separated himself from the behicle.

It alsc acted as a deterrent in event of fire. The only bad thing aboul this is that if the fire was severe enough, the leather wquid mell and cling to the skin. (Similar to having hot tar poured on you.) Roll Burs, Shoulder Hitrness Next THE NEXT BIG ITEM ta come along was the roll bar. In case the car went out of control and flipped over, the roll bai acted as a protective device for the driver if he was fortunali enough to stay within the perimeter of the tubing. Those tha didn't brought about enough concern from other participants causing the addition of safety shoulder harnesses which help keep the driver in a fairly rigid, upright and secure position.

On most new cars, the shoulder harness is standard equip ment while the roll bar is already being incorporated in severa automobiles. Dozens of other lafety innovations have appeared on the scene throughout the years, some common only to a certain type of automobile racing, such as the "outer spaceman" look firesuit that fuel dragster drivers wear in drag racing, and others appropo to all forms of auto racing, such as the scattershield in the advent of clutch-flywheel failure, Drivers Must Protect Selves WE HAVE ALWAYS believed in safety even safety above performance. You may have the fastesl'ear on the track, but if you don't protect yourself in the gest way possible with the equipment available today, your life isn't worth the exhaust coming out your headers. As the years go by, you will be seeing mere and more safely equipment and ideas being developed, Even when the rules don't call for it, take advantage whenever possible, It's your life make It worthwhile. Even for those of you who don't race, you've got to be thankful to the sport of aufo racing for what they have caused to happen in passenger car development.

There are a great many people who have survived serious automobile accidents due to safely equipment and new ideas in car design. It really has come a long, long way. Just ask Ralph Nader! First Time Winners Leaving Detroit Stadium after Eagles beat Lions, 12-0, in Thanksgiving Day game, for first win in 12 NFL games this year, Philadelphia coach Joe Kuharich and placement kicker Sam Baker (38) pause for interview. Baker booted four field goals, one in each period to score all 12 Eagle points. Happy Holiday For Kuharich DETROIT.

(UPI)-Joe Kuharich, coach of the Philadelphia Sagles, has two things to give for. First, he can be thankful his won its first game of the Harrell's 68 Wins NGC Turkey Golf BETHEL ISLAND Fred Harrell, who also won the longest drive contest, copped First Flight honors in the Newark Golf Club's Turkey Shoot on he Bethel Island Golf cCourse when he fired a net 68. Jack MeConnell took the second flight title with a net of 66 while John Schneider won he closest lo the hole contest. Net Scores Jack MeConnell, 65; Jim Mataspina, A7; Fred Harrell, Ripoll, 69; Hank Anders, 71; Jack Alkinson, 71; Les Marlin, 72; Slew Powell, 73; S. St.

Onge, 74; Jim Bassonl, 74; Wall Schr.elder, 75; Bill Lee, 75; Klr.g Lane, 76; Fink, 76; Don Gallegos, 76; John Miller, 76; Bob Holcomb, 74; Jim Rice, 76; Lew Beniles, 78; Don Woods, 79; Paul Newman, Bl; Rick Taylor, John Turner, 83. Turkey Winers Gallegos, Marlin, McCorinell, Schfleider, Harrell, Atkinson Ripoll, Powell, Malasplna, Woods. Ben 1 ites. year Thursday, 12-fl, over the Delrrt Lions. Second, Kuharich can be graleful he didn't have to look at any of those "Joe Must Go" signs which had been following him around like' a hungry wolf on the scent of dinnner, as the Eagles lost their first 11 games year.

slill in the Coke stage," Kuharich said in his irst jovial post-game press conference of the year. "We won't be at the campagne stage for awhile yet." Kuharich allowed as how the win was a tremendous lift to his squad but added "this team is a fighting, determined, battling team that's just been unfortunate. "There never has been any morale problem on his club you can't point out any boy on this team who hasn't put out in practice or in a game." The game was played on a field which, despite the tarpaulins being removed only one-hall hour before game time, quickly turned into an ocean of mud and toward the end resembled a lake. The rain stopped with about a minute to go. "I've seen games where the football field was in as bad a hape," Kuharich said, "an 've played on quite a few.

"I remember once (when th 'hiladelphia coach' was with th hen Chicago Cardinals) whe ve played Detroit in Buffalo N.Y., and the game ended in tie. "The field was so bad the covered it with lime and sever, ilayers wound up with Mm turns," he recalled with a lilt augh. "That draft thing is beyon his," Kuharich responded to question concerning Souther California's great halfback, 0. Simpson, who probably will drafted by the pro football tear with the worst record. Bucks Tip Off Bay Series Tonight SAN FRANCISCO The San Francisco Warriors open a two game-two night series tonight with the new Milwaukee Bucks at the Cow Palace.

The two teams meet again tomorrow eve at the Oakland Arena. Both games tipoff at 8 p.m. Tonight's game will mark the first of two Warriors Basketball Giveaway Nights. The second will come on Dee. 7, at the Oakland Arena.

Every a reserved seat ticket, 16 years and younger, will receive a free Warrior Basketball as he enters the game tonight. Although in their first year of play, the Bucks have already dealt the Warriors a stunning loss in Milwaukee and wili be out tonight to prove that it was not a fluke. Led by former Warriors Fred Hetzel and Guy Rodgers, the Bucks are getting a great season from center Wayne Embry who almost retired at the close of last years campaign. Embry is averaging 18 points per game and is leading the Bucks in scoring and rebounding. Against the Warriors and Nate Thurmond, Wayne used his hulking mass lo hit five of ten field goal attempts and six of six at the charity line for 16 poinls.

He also grabbed 15 rebounds during his 34 minutes of action. Hetzel had a cold night from the field but picked up eight counters from the free throw line and ended up with 14 points and 14 rebound's. Guy Rodgers also hit for 14 points and connected for 11 assists. Dave Gambee was high for the game with 20 points while Jon McGlocklin hit for 18. The Warriors found themselves down at halftime by 15 points, one point too many as they rallied in the second half before losing 102-101.

As a team, the locals shot just 37 per cent from the floor and 64 per cent from the line. Tickets for tonights game are now on sale ot the Cow Palace. BAY MEADOWS HANDICAP FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29 peeled to see action in the thirty-sixth running the Bay Meadows Handicap. Jockey assignments for the mile and a sixteenth joust include Dennis Tierney on Travel Orb, Esteban Medina on Ole Bob Bowers, Jack Leonard on Kings Favor, Ray York on Father Oino, Lennie Knowles on Galanomad, Senen Trevino on Tite Dough, Juan Gonzalez on Star Asset, Larry Pierce on Fiddler's Green, Miguel Yanez on His Boy 2nd, Alvaro Pineda on Praise Jay and Don Pierce on Little Matador. THURSDAY, NOV.

ClMr 1X4 FIRST RACE. Six Furlongl. TnrM okis 8. up Finns i Mara. aatmlna.

Ml'oislljS'j Dial 4.80 5.M BELLE FOURCHE, A.L. MADAM JUDGE, Gonialel -'Round Web, Tendra, Who's KKWn Who, Captola 6., PWie Of Peace, Antklrutlon, Be Fleet, Ckwa Jean. Dew Dream. Scratched Paity's stitw, Free's Easter, Mellon, Where's The Fire. tear and FasY.

Pott 1 p.m. (Selections Lilted In Order Of Handicapper's Preference) ling. All $4000. Purse A Pnda 114 2-1 BEST BET-Sheef Heaven (6) FIRST RACE. Six furlongs.

Three year and up. Bred in Calif. Claiming. Air Purse $2600. AH YOU Sherman 114 23 MARINE PETE Campas 114 3T GILDA Frailer 111 4-1 WHIRLING BULLET Yaka 111 4-1 FESTIN QIDIT A Diaz 0-1 6 OABA BHAI York 111 10-1 SEARCHING ON Maese 114 12-1 KING FLING Pchto 114 15-1 3 A Wllburn 114 4 BEGINNING 0 TIME A Dz XlM 15-1 6 MR.

C.K. Diaz 114 20-1 2 K'S FOLLY Pacfieco ROOP THE HOOP Diaz 114 20-1 MISS PRECIOUS Costa XlM 20-1 PETITE FLYER Wilbrn 111 30-1 2 JET SPEC Go'dsmllh 114 30-1 (16 Ah You matfe up ground belatedly lasl me. Marin Pele ii besl chance pfay of he race. Gilda raced well in tre North ecenlly. SECOND RACE.

Six furlongs. Fillies luee year olds. Claiming. All S4000 'urse S2830. a DADDY'S GIRL A Pnda 116 2 0 FLIGHT EPIC Oltvres 3 5 JIL-JAN Yanez 114 4-1 2 5 I BOND Yaxa Hi 6-1 2 I I I A Diaz X103 8-1 4 SISTER MARGARET A Dz xlOi 10-1 3 PRINCE KHAL'S GAL Trny 113 12-1 1 LADY FREEMAN Diaz 113 15 1 7 HONEY'S URCHIN Gzll 119 15-1 3 NATIONAL TREAb'J-iE Frair 113 15-1 1 FULLA RULLA Vollxe 113 20-1 5 BRAVE GAMBLE 11320-1 4 POPULAP MISS TV.

11378-1 9 AEGEAN STAR KncwItS 113 205 SILKY TOUCH Trny 113 301 GUSTAS BALLET McCir 113 30(16 Go! Daddy's Girl made up ground lardil; ast time. Flight Epic figures a few point 'ay. Jil-jan takes a rose-dive in das THIRD RACE. Six lurlor.gs. Maiden fill es.

Two year elds. Purse 14000. 15 FLY BHAI Gonzalez 117 8 FULLAH MAID TEerney 117 313 BEAUTIFUL MAIDEN A Pnda 117 FROZEN ORANGE Jongs 117 45 KAREN SUE Treylr.o 117 81 SPY WAVE A Pineda 117 103 FAIRLY WELL A 12- MISS TERESA E. York 117 IS- 2 ASSUREDLY Palomino 11715. 7 TODE'S TOULOUSE Sancz 117 15 13 ARGENTINIAN GIRL Prce 117 15 9 CALIFORNIA SHORES Mie 117 20- I2TAMBELLA Yaka 11720 II WHAT TIME NOW Gzl! 117 2014 MISS T155 Medina 117 16 SAL'S FIREFLY Pachco 117 20(16 Go) Fly Bhai was well backed In debut las Ihne out.

Rullah Maid figures a few Beautiful Maiden only needs ace to works to rtgM In there. FOURTH RACE. One mile. Two ye. olds.

Claiming. Atl S65C-3. Purse S3000. 1 LORD AGILE Pineda 117 2 6 QUIET ISLE A Diaz XlM 39 BROWNIE BULLDOG Knwls 114 4 10 POWERS OFF Jews 114 11 DARK VANGUARD Prce 117 14 PETER'S PENCE Grra xlM 107 LOVE YA HONEY Trvno 111 12 5 SHERRILL'S BEAU Yx 114 152 LORD'S RANSOM Trny 114 15 8 TAP DRILL Yanez 114 153 KEN DEE RAINBOW HUE 13 MISS GOLCONDA 4 FROSTY'S BRAT (14 Go) Lord Agile was upset wtorw over th route a time oval. Quiet Is made up grc-jnd belatedly lasl Km Brcwnie B-jlldog only needs lo pick up Ih leaders lo win it.

pierce IK 20 Ynz IK 20- Maese 111 20- Grza xlM 20 A Diaz x)09 3-1 Prce IK 4-1 Cespds 117 6-1 Wall 111 8-1 Lanowy 117 10-1 Leonard IK 1M Gzlz 114-15-1 Trny 114 15-1 Diaz 117 15-1 Yanez 111 20-1 ds and up. Ctali X500. STAR DRAG POST ROAD TRANOALATE 5 LE BEAU FOLS MILACT TRES QUINTO CURRA Tl 6 BRER CLOVER SPARROW'S KIN HOPI JOE 2 VINCI JR ll Go) Star Drag draws rail, can steal 11. Posl oad's best effort will be gcod enoogn. ranqalate needs to pick up the for the win.

SIXTH RACE. Six furlongs. FlHles. hree year olds. Allowances.

Purse 5500. 4 SHEER HEAVEN Vzke 116 2-1 1 A-PEPPERMINT DROP Mnl 116 4-1 3 A-MORE PROOF Menelt 113 4-1 6 MIRALESTE Pachco 114 8-1 7 CHINCHI Gzlz 113 12-1 5 BONFIRE A l.nrd 113 15-1 1 KAY LOU A Diaz X108 15-1 17 Go) A-K. Ellsworth trained entry. Sheer Heaven was blocked off as the avorite last lime. A-Peppermln! Drop Is a Ti r.umber wjlh these.

A-Mofe Proof on well over Ihls distance SEVENTH RACE. One mite. Three year Ids and up. Claiming. Cromado.

Windtlo. andy Too entered fcj HOW. Orheri 18500 urse S5000. 0 ATTENTION HERO Prce 114 5-2 1 STREET FIGHTER 5 CRO.WADO SLEEP ROBBER 7 CANDY TOP 8 KHAL BELL 9 OANDINI 2 CHOICE SUN 3 GAY CAMPAIGNER 4 A SUIT 1 HILL POPPY 2 RADIONAUT1C 3 AUTHOR'S ROYAL 6 WINOFLO II' Go) SECOND RACE. SIX Furtows.

Three year O4d5. Clalmlno. Purse 52MO, MORTAL COIL. Yanez 7.W 4.20 J.SO SHOE 'EM IN, A.Dlaz 4.M FORGE AHEAD, Gonzalez 4.SO Time 1 :10 J-5. Also ran Party Host, Marco Miss, Kail Tlfcl, Sandy Storm, Prince Lamblf, Easter Jay.

No scratches. DAILY DOUBLE Ml Out! Mortll Coil (MM CD Not, 7 1 7. THIRD RACE. Six Furlongs. Maidens Two year oW.

Purse MOOO. OAILLARO, pnd LUCKYSIGN. A.OHl KHALEA'S FANCY, Yaka Trny 114 3- A Dlat X107 4-1 MFdna 114 6-1 York 112 -I A Pnda 117 10-1 Larowy 114 12-1 Cablro 110 151 Gzlz 110 15-1 Prce I1J 15-1 CamM! 107 15-1 Gzlz 110 20-1 Trny 11020-1 YaVa IC9 20-1 8.20 4.60 AttenK-on Hero is a rough number with Slreet Figdler Has me early fool lo steal this one. Croma2o is wltti Ihis ilock. EIGHTH RACE, six Fllllrc.

Two year elds. Bay Meadows Lassie Slaves (flfHl runnirtg) Pyrse 110,000 Bdded. 8 HIGH CASTE Pierce 1IJ 4-S 3 KISSING 3 ANGEL TUNE SINGING SURF I ROYAL HULA 4 RADIANT MISS I PRINCESS HEMP 7 SWEET MOMENT 9 POONA DOWNS Go) A Pnda Ynz 113 113 6-1 Frair 113 1 Trny 113 10-1 Lnrd 113 12-1 Wllbrn 113 15-1 PlinnO 113 15-1 Highcaste a standout In here. Kissing Ring only needs repeat of last to lake Ihis one. Ar.gelrune failed as the fs- 'crite lasl lime.

NINTH RACE. 1 1-16 miles. Three year olds and up. Claiming. All S1600.

Purse Time-- Also ran Bank Teller, Ground Power. Gfeek Sf.ow, Native Fleet, Musly's Boy. Hold The Line. St. Stephens Green, Fleet Devil.

Scratched 1 OooQle Dareya, Poona Fire. FOURTH RACE. MHes. Three ear olds up. claiming.

Purse (3200. AME ORPHAN, PllKda 11.60 4.CO MAPU, Campas 13.JO 7.00 GLADYS ANN, A.Diaz 3.20 Time-- Also ran Hapa Cleo, Annaggio, Lady Le Due, Gay Moment. Swim Along, Faithful Sury. No scratches. FIFTH RACE.

Six Furlongs. Maidens two year ofds. Purse 14000. MAJESTIC PRINCE, HrtCk 3.002.60 S.M APPLICATOR, A.Diaz 3.20 2.80 SUMMER COTTAGE, L.PHrce 3.40 Time 1:09 1-5. Also ran Actlr.g Captain, Mineral Klr.g, Lord Sabrcdsle, Roy Bob, Ex- plorate, Single Guy, Wlrtdy Mama.

Launch Pad, Gazotsky. Scratched Show Him stars. SIXTH RACE. Six Furlongs. Three year olds up.

claiming. Purse (4000 IM'S GEM. Trevlno 8.0 4,20 3 40 RAREOUALITY, Elerney 7.40 4.4o SON JULIO, Pacheco Time 1:10 1-5. Also ran 1:10 1-5. Curragh Tree, Pays To Sing, Whlrlirto Tazerbo.

No scratches. SEVENTH RACE. Six Furlongs year olds 8. up. Claiming.

Purse JSOOO. ROYAL GROUNDED, Pnda 6.20340300 A-SWITCHBACK, Yanez 3002.40 CLIQUE, Yaka 4 1:09 4-5. Also ran A-Wlllow Rod, Army Bomber, Wlr.dy Senator, Terrango Kltf No icratcfies. A--Middle Ranch-Campbell enlry. EIGHTH RACE.

Miles. Three year olds 8. up. Handicap. Purse $15,000 740 342012.BO 9 BENNIE FAY 12 KING OF RULERS It FABISON 6 BLAS 2ND 3 SILVER FIR 2 DAMMAR 7 SENOR A A 13 DARK DASH Knts 117 5-2 Vifce 1U 3-1 York 120 J-l Pacheco 1U i-1 A Pineda 1U 6-1 Yaka lu 10-1 12-1 Garia xlK 15-1 16 SPANISH CONQUEST Gill 117 15-1 15 NORTHERN CHIEF 11 HONEY'S KIT 1 TENESIM 1 BREULE 4 ROYAL SHADOW 5 FESTIVE FULLA Prce 114 15-J McClr 114 Clark I09 20-1 Jengs 114 20-1 Prce 114 A Diaz X109 30-1 Lgda xlM 90-1 added SILVER GOBLET, Ya-iei CHAPATI.

Campas SCOOP TIME, GFIIIoan Time 1:41 4-i. Also ran Toward, Windsor Horny, Sharp Curve, Cleo Pal, Pombal, Pacific Cross. Scratch Llr, Betty Loralr.e. NINTH RACE. Miles.

Three year up. Allowances. Purse S35CO MARETA20 2ND, Harrier 18.W1020 700 DAUNTLESS LIVING, Plmno 1760 1100 NEW FALMER, York Time 2:04 3-S. Also ran Robert Vuicl's Secret, Rullah's Count, BalKh. JurJper Lady, The Spender, May Hope, Red Snapper.

No scratches. 10JOLIE JACQUELINE (16 Bennle Fay has raced with better stock before. of Rulers gave notice olf the pace last time. FaWson figures a few FIFTH RACE. Six fyrtongs.

Three year points away. BOWLING BEAT Stolyn Spills 670 John Stolyn and Virginia Uamos captured high series honors while Bill Booth and Mary Powell produced high games in action at Fremont Bowl. Stolyn, competing in the 855 Scratch League rolled a high game of 235 enroufe (o a 670 three-game count while Virginia KO'd 230 pins in one game to lead the way to a 598 count. Mary topped the women's field in single game performance with a 248 10-frame count while Booth rolled a Native Sons-- Ray Farla, 212-617; Moe Olrveria, Z57-K11. Friday Mixed-John Bera, LH Sovey, 233-581.

aio Hndicap-- Warren Robinson, 216-564; Jess a 2II-5W. Norma Perry, 232-546; Esther Greer, 330 Classified-- Bob Anderson, 232-533; Joe Ta sparkling 258. Bernice Griffiths topped four-game performers on the a Scramblers-- Barrel Wunder, 5 4 2 Irwin Brown, 554. Prince ol a Loss Glaxler, 215-416; Selma Schrannm, Ken Schulj, 227-J12. Bur- gerlown-- pearl McDanial, 223-554; Fern Jaunan, ill.

855 Scralch-Doc Hallleld, 228614; John Slolyn, Jack Allen, 274-607; Joe Maltlngly, 214-UO. Satel- liles-Shirky Orsetti, 501; JtnoV Santos, 474. C.P.W. Mixed-- Larry Martin, 473; Floyrf Mocks, 474. tin-- Jim Rogers, 2355 7 4 200-579.

7M Scratch-- Johr. Bera, Jack Harlin, 513. Tuesday Mixed-Harry Kee, 217-593; Groves, XH-K3; Nick Vulpl, 514. Pin Ups-- Soly Havarro, 454; Virginia a 233-593. Pin Ramblers-- Jedy Gregory, 456; BMa Lawscn, 454.

Fremont Classic-- Bill Boolh, 258646; a a a 226-442. Wednesday Trio-Eslher Greer, 435; Glcrda Bowers, 33. Pclerbilt-John Roderick, 548; John a a a 5S3. 472 Scralch (Four gameit-- Bernice GrifFilni, 243-764; Mary "oweli. 54)-7ri women's circuit with a pin total of 764 which was highlighted by a 240 high game.

Washington Frosli-Soph Wins, 46-39 While its older, more experienced counterparts were being 66-57, Washington i frosh-soph basketball squad picked up its initial win of the campaign, 46-39, over the Moreau Mariners, Tuesday night. Meruv F-S. M. I I 12 11 It I UNTH Bill Collector Raider defender Dan Birdwell (52) tackles Buffalo Bill Paul Costa (82) on kiekoff return to 31-yard line during first-period action of 's 13.10 OpVlRnH AFI. triumph at Coliseum.

Also depicted are Raiders Bill Budness (48), Howie Williams (29) and Bills' Paul McGuire (55), Bob Tqatarek (71) and Wayne Patrick (30)..