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10 SSS.D-SUR.DECll.'Ig&i lt4ZnStU4Zlmt2 i Texas Fillies 1-2 in Rich Futurity w-W: -tv use-. 1 o- Si 7 i BY BOB IIEBERT T-i i 3 f. IT'S LADIES DAY AT LOS ALAMITOS Double Rose, a swift filly from Texas, roars to victory in Futurity Saturday. With Double Rose got to wire a half-length in front of stablemate Doll Bid to collect the winner's share of $79,500. Harlequin was third.

Time photos by Jo Kennedy ALLEN'S VIEWS INJURIES HURT, Rams Don't Expect Money Troubles Turn Chargers Into Almost Overnight Failures Packers' BY MAL FLORENCE Timet StaH Writer card was $1,035,272, second highest in the history of the Orange County course. Both Double Rose and Doll Bid are daughters of Double Bid, and both are trained by veteran Earl Holmes, one of the top conditioners in quarter horse racing. Charges Into Lead With Jimmy Dreyer riding superbly. Double Rose charged right to the top. opened a commanding lead of almost a length at the midway mark, then held on grimly to hold her stablemate in a hard drive to the wire.

"She never broke better in her life," Dreyer said happily after the race. "But she was getting tired near the end." There had been no agreement between the stable riders before the race to split stakes. Curtis Perner, who is the stable's regular jockey, had his choice of mounts, and picked the wrong one. Doll Bid, his mount, had been regarded as the stronger half of the entry. $1,691 for Last Behind Harlequin, the order of finish was Stepping Star, Off Limits, Jet Straw, Tppette, Mi Pie, Vanny's Lady and Breez-ing Comet.

The latter, even though finishing last, collected $1,691 just for qualifying for the main event. In supporting races, smooth-running Tiny Watch and Go Al Go both streaked to their third straight successes of the season. Tiny Watch drove to a half-length triumph in the Josie Bar Purse, reaching the end of 400-yards in 20.7. Go Al Go was clocked in 20.9 matching Double Rose's winning time in the Futurity in romping to victory in the Moon Deck Purse. Two flying fillies from Texas, which claims to have the mostest of everything, proved themselves the fastest young speedsters in quarter horse racing.

Saturday with a brilliant one-two finish in the $169,150 Los Alamitos Futurity. Double Rose and Doll Bid tow-roped their rivals home to earn $103,181 for their owners, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scharbauer millionaires from Midland. Double Rose, victorious by half a length, picked up the winner' share amounting to $79,500, while Doll Bid earned $23,681 for her second-place finish.

Harlequin, a slow-starting but fast-finishing colt, was third in the season's richest race, witnessed by a crowd of 13,726 on an ideal fall afternoon. The racing strip, still drying out from the recent drenching, was officially listed as muddy and Double Rose's clocking for the test of 400 yards was 20.9. Flee With Loot The Scharbauers left town in a hurry with the loot. They had to hurry to Sunland Park, where they have another potent entrv Ala Ram and Traffic Charger that is favored to win thi3 afternoon's $40,300 thoroughbred futurity at the New Mexico track. The Scharbauers are no newcomers to racing.

Mrs. Scharbauer is the daughter of the late Fred Turner whose Tomy Lee, trained by veteran Frank Childs, won the Kentucky Derby. Childs was in the winner's circle with the Scharbauers to greet Double Rose after her victory, i The victorious entry returned $5.20, $4.40 and $3 across the board. The total handle on the nine-race They're not about to sit around and let the team disintegrate." Chief among the new owners are Gene Klein of Los Angeles, an executive of the National General and Sam Schulman of Beverly Hills. They have won Gillman's affection not only by promising to give him more money for talent but by giving him a five-year contract.

Gillman said he has gotten rid of still another worry. "There was a time," he said, "when we wondered if we'd make it in San Diego. In fact, even a lot of people here wondered. But, with our new stadium going up, we are no longer worried. We know now that we've made it." The Chargers will move into their new stadium in Mission Valley next year.

Klein has said he will be disappointed if they don't sell oO.OOO season tickets. The outlook has improved substantially since 1960, when the Chargers played their maiden season as a Los Angeles club. The goal then, as we recall it, was not to sell 30,000 season tickets, but to sell 30.000 tickets in a season. San Diego plavs the New York Jets today and 28,000 are expected in Balboa Stadium. ALAMITOS The Green Bay Packers clinched the Western Conference championship by beating the Baltimore Colts, 14-10, Saturday, but Rams Coach George Allen doesn't believe that Vince Lombardi's team will merely go through the motions against the Rams, next Sunday at the Coliseum in a final regular season NFL game.

"Green Bay is too balanced and too strong to take anything for granted," said the Ram coach who watched the Colt-Packer game on television at his home. "They don't even let up in pre-season games." The idle Rams were, of course, rooting for the Packers. The Green Bay win dropped the Colts into a second place tie with the Rams, each with 8-5 records. A victory over Green Bay would assure the Rams of at least a second place tie and a trip to Miami for the Playoff Bowl game Jan. 8.

49ers in Race A 1 1 the second place dispute appears to be between the Rams and Colts, the 49ers (5-5-2) could gain the runner-up spot by beating Chicago today and Baltimore next Sunday if the Rams lose to Green Bay. The a m-P acker wrangle pits professional football's best defenses against each other. With all due respect to Green Bay's defensive unit, Allien said: "We've been the best defensive team in football RACE RESULTS Weather Cleudy. Track Fast. 3YO UP, 71.

Playampa (Woodhouse) 28.40 14.60 7.80 Doran Darcy (Stovall) 25.40 12.20 dh-Summer Sunshine (Belmonte) 6.40 dh-Cantidad II (Cardone) 260 Time 1 :26 4-5. f-Sharon, Classy Katny, Princess Nuks, Perfect Shoe, f-Joela, Osage Orange, f-My Emmy, Change Of Mind, Carmei Flower, Norma Mathews also ran. dh-Dead heat for third. f-Field. 3YO up, I.

Floridian Bay (Cardone) 3.80 3.40 3.00 Peter Green (Healy) 7.10 5.60 Chaleur Bay (Martin) 9.20 Time 1:12 2-5 Lucky Token, Hunt. Staff, Skyblazer, Strike Back, Prince Felr, Sean Mor, Phantom Cottage, Aaileness also ran. (Daily double 10-11 paid $81.20) 3rd 3,700, 2YO, 1 ml. Good Ore (Cardone) 8.20 5.0S 4.00 Cee The Fox (R. Tureotte) e.20 5.20 Poly Tix (N.

Tureotte) 7.00 Time 1:38 4-5. On The Right, f-Dellcieux, f-Mamas Devil, Fair-Boadicea, Eager Kni9ht, Al Date, Sir Nashua, f-Dandiprat, Wattle I Do, Prince Proper, Finance World also ran. f-Fleld. 3YO up, 1 f. Cormier (N.

Tureotte) 14.20 .00 e.80 Chamango (Gilllsan) 5.60 4.20 Fiesta Day (Morgan) 10.80 Time 1:25 2-5. Stantellc, Rio Coreo, Showell's Best, Count Nasrulla, Lakytttra, Hamorton, Duke's Luck, Later, Blakstep, Best Award, Tacho also ran. $169,150 Los Alamitos James Dreyer in saddle, PRO GRID STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Conference Pet. Pts. OP Dallas 9 2 1 .818 37 198 St.

Louis 8 3 1 .727 244 211 Cleveland 8 4 0 .667 344 216 Philadelphia 7 5 0 .533 256 291 Washington 6 6 0 .500 289 287 Pittsburgh 3 8 1 .273 212 2E6 Atlanta 2 10 0 .17 155 370 New York' 1 10 1 .091 228 437 Western Conference Pet. Pts. OP Green Bay 11 2 0 .846 308 140 Baltimore 8 5 0 .615 234 212 Los Angeles 8 5 0 .615 266 135 San Francisco 5 5 2 .500 265 281 Chicago 4 6 2 .400 179 203 Detroit 4 8 1 .333 190 289 Minnesota 3 8 1 .273 236 247 "Clinched conference title. Saturday's Results Green Bay 14, Baltimore 10 Today's Schedule Washington at Dallas St. Louis at Atlanta Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at San Francisco Minnesota at Detroit Pittsburgh at New York Only games scheduled AMERICAN LEAGUE Eastern Division Pet.

Pts. OP Boston 7 3 2 .700 249 231 Buffalo I 4 1 .667 320 234 New York 5 5 2 .500 257 242 Houston 3 9 0 .250 293 329 Miami 2 10 0 .167 166 315 Western Division Pet. Pts. OP Kansas City 9 2 1 .818 402 241 Oakland 7 5 1 .583 287 278 San Diego 6 5 1 .545 276 230 Denver 4 8 0 .333 165 315 "Clinched division championship Today's Schedule Kansas City at Miami Boston at Houston New York at San Diego Denver at Oakland Fish Report The Times accepts and publishes the catch count as a public service. Any responsibility for accuracy is that of the landing operators.

MARINA DEL REV 33 anglers; 195 rock cod. OXNARD 61 anglers; 57 bonito, 51 ling cod, 21 cow cod, 1164 rock cod. SANTA BARBARA 15 anglers; 22 rock cod, 40 calico bass, 10 bonito. SEAL BEACH-52 anglers; 103 bonito, 160 bass, 8 halibut. MALIBU PIER 36 anglers; 140 calico bass, 60 rock cod, 2 halibut.

PARADISE COVE 44 anglers; 320 rock cod, 69 bass, 8 halibut. PT. HUENEME 110 anglers; 2200 rock cod, 31 ling cod. OCEANSIDE 34 anglers; 28 barracuda, 48 bass, 30 bonito, 204 rock cod, 29 halibut. SANTA MONICA-26 anglers; 34 bass, 4 bonito, 1 halibut, 400 rock cod.

SAN CLEMENTE 41 anglers; 7 bass, 1 white sea bass, 63 barracuda, 4 halibut. VENTURA 10 anglers; 185 rock cod-, 5 ling cod, 7 cow cod. REDONDO 129 anglers; 5 yellowtail, 196 bass, 133 bonito, 1660 rock cod, 22 cow cod. Barges 87 anglers; 233 bonito, 168 mackerel, 7 halibut. NEWPORT (DaveVs Locker)-62 anglers; 60 rock cod, 73 bass, 36 barracuda, 29 bonito, 5 white sea bass.

(Art's Landing) 68 anglers; 70 barracuda, 21 bonito, 102 bass, 1 cow cod, 6C0 rock cod. SAN DIEGO (Mission Bay) 32 anglers; 1 barracuda, 60 bass, 15 bonito, 104 rock cod. LONG BEACH (Pierpoint Landing) 81 anglers; 23 barracuda, 69 bass, 52 bonito, 475 rock cod, 23 cow cod. (Pacific Sport Fishing) 29 anglers; 164 rock cod, 6 cow cod 42 bass, 4 halibut, 215 calico bass, 91 bonito. (Belmont Pier) oarge anglers; 4 Ddss, 60 DonitO, halibut.

SAN PEDRO (Norm's Landlni)-f8 anglers; 6 bonito, 40 calico bass, 45 white fish, 31 sand bass, 411 rock cod. 53 cow cod. Buckpasser Tops 'Anita 'Cap List Buckpasser, everyone's "Horse of the Year" in 1966, heads a list of 82 horses nominated for the 30th running of the $145,000 Santa Anita Handicap, mile and one-quarter clas-sic which traditionally highlights the winter racing season at Santa Anita. The 55-day thoroughbred meeting begins Dec. 26, and the Santa Anita Handicap is scheduled for renewal on Feb.

25. Earl Sorrell, Horse Breeder Succumbs SAN MATEO (UPI) Earl H. Sorrell, prominent California owner and breeder of thoroughbred horses, died Saturday following a brief illness. He was 63. Sorrell had entered Mills Memorial Hospital in San Mateo on Friday and apparently died of a heart attack.

BY CHARLES MAHER Times StaH Writer SAN DIEGO Inspecting the season's football results, you find that the San Diego Chargers have achieved almost overnight failure. They have prevailed in all but six of their last eight games, thereby sparing themselves the annoyance of having to appear in such post-season engagements as the Super Bowl, where they would just get stuck with a lot of money. Bystanders have offered several explanations for the decline of the Chargers. Some say Sid Gillman, the general manager and coach, never should have PACKERS Continued from First Page field goal attempt from the 37-yard line. Bratkowski opened the march with a 28-yard pass to Pitts and then Jim Taylor, the Packers' explosive 215-pound fullback, tunneled through for four to the Colts' 48.

Bratkowski bulleted a 14-yard pass to Marv Fleming and then hit Taylor on the Baltimore 22 to keep the drive alive. From the 18, Bratkowski then connected with Max McGee to the Colts' four. Pitts plunged to the Baltimore two and on his second plunge a slant to his right the Packers opened up a gaping hole on the left side of the Colts' forward wall and Pitts went into the end zone untouched. Pitts' first touchdown was set up by Willie Wood's interception of Unitas' first pass of the game on the Baltimore 47. From the Colt 42, Pitts broke off to his left and took a short pass from Starr on about the Colt 37.

He faked out right linebacker Don Shinnick, moved to the inside and went between two Baltimore defenders into the end zone. Anderson Fumbles The Colts struck back in the second period when Alvin Haymond ran back a short field goal attempt by Don Chandler 53 yards to the Baltimore 46. Unitas flipped 18 yards to Lorick and 25 to Matte to bring the Colts to the three and Lorick took it from the two on the second play. Bonus rookie Donny Anderson fumbled the ensuing kickoff and the Colts recovered on the Packer 20. Michaels kicked his 26-yard field goal three plays later and the Colts went off the field at half time with a 10-7 lead.

SCORE BY QUARTERS Baltimore 0 10 0 0-10 Green Bay 7 0- 0 7-14 GB Pitts 42 pass from Starr (Chandler kick) Bait Lorick 2 plunge (Michaels kick) Ealt-FG Michaels 26 GB Pitts 2 run (Chandler kick) Attendance 60,238. STATISTICS Bait. 0. Bay First downs Yards rushing Yards passing Passes Passes intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 15 14 153 7 140 183 11-25 12-23 0 4 6-48 5 1 1 25 1 TOO let go of defensive tackle Ernie Ladd (who played out his option and signed with Houston) or defensive end Earl Faison (who was placed on waivers and claimed by Miami). But Gillman says the loss of Ladd and Faison didn't hurt that much.

Ladd has hardly been the biggest smash in Houston since the Astrodome. And Faison has been a bust at Miami. Others say the Chargers have been done in by injuries, such as the broken ankle that put middle linebacker Chuck Allen out of business in the fifth game of the season. Injuries doubtless have weakened the Chargers but, contrary to what you may have heard, their casualty list doesn't really run into as many names as that of, say, the Viet Cong. Gillman thinks the trouble has probably been as much fiscal as physical.

One reason the Chargei'3 are hurting, he said, is that he just couldn't get at the wallet of Barron Hilton, the hotelman who owned the club until this year. Money Trouble "The last couple of years," Gillman said, "I didn't have enough money to sign the players we drafted. In fact, with all respect to Mr. Hilton, I had barely enough money to sign free agents. I knew we were going to have trouble." This year, the Chargers failed to sign one of their first six draft choices.

Gillman was asked how long this economy squeeze will hold the team back. "Oh, we'll be all right now," he said. "The new owners want to get going. They want to get players. CHOOSE FROM 6 BEAUTIFUL COLORS AT 5 LOCATIONS MARKED LOW-COST BODY AND FENDER Mount Man.

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ii tt Letdown since our streak started (four straight wins). I don't think there is any better defensive team than ours, do you?" Allen is neither enthusiastic nor agitated that his team drew a bye this weekend. "I would have just as soon played the game the way our club was going." he said. "But, it may work out. to our advantage.

If you are going to have a bye, I would rather have it late in the season." Bratkowski Impresses Allen, who took a rare day off Saturday, was particularly impressed with the play of ex-Ram quarterback Zeke Bratkowski, whose pass to Packer end Max McGee set up the winning touchdown in the televised game. McGee revealed later that he changed the pass pattern unbeknownst to Bratkowski. McGee ran a post pattern instead of the square out that was called in the huddle. Would Allen hold still for such independent thinking by his ends? "It's OK if it works," he said. "It took an exper-i quarterback like Zeke to see that McGee had run a different pattern." Today's NFL Picks Chicago at SAN FRANCISCO.

Cleveland at PHILADELPHIA Minnesota at DETROIT PITTSBURGH at. New York ST. LOUIS at Atlanta Washington at DALLAS Predicted winners capitalized. Last week's record: Won 5. lost 2.

Overall record: Won 56, lost 29, tied five. Pet. .622 AT AQUEDUCT 3YO 7 1. Lord Birchfield (Carrero) 4.80 3.20 .80 Naturalist (Rotz) 5.60 4.60 Grandkxo (Woodhouse) 4.20 Time 1:24 3-5. Joe Dirosa, Port Royal, Background, Sectarlo, Willow Creek, Count Bell also ran.

ale, 2YO, 7 t. Sun Gala (Rotz) 3.80 3.00 2.80 Quaker City (Cardone) 6.20 4 40 Gaelic Lancelot 4.80 Time 1:24. a-Fine Yarn, Terraneslanr dq-Greek Song's Get, a-Hail's Image, a-Cock Robin, bun Mount, sun Mream also ran. dq Disqualified from 3rd to 4th. a Basta-Jllerlane Stable entry.

added, ndep, 3YO up, 2 mi. Damelo II (Ycaza) 19.60 10.40 4.00 Bol 'N Jae (R. Tureotte) 13.00 4.40 Munden Point (Rotz) 2.40 Time 3:24 3-5. Fosforescente II, Big Red Rocket, Glen-rose, Sheet Anchor, Understanding also ran. 3YO up, I mi.

Exhibitionist (Belmonte) 6.40 3.20 2.40 a-Third Martini (Cardone) 3.20 2.40 Mister Westage (R. Tureotte) 2.60 Time 1:35 4-5. a-Tom Poker, Ticker, Curlmont, Going Abroad, Twin Teddy, Marchio also ran. a-Hobeau Farm entry. 3YO UP, mi.

Ambl Enshalah (N. Tureotte) 24.6010.80 9.00 Canadian Tudor (R. Tureotte) 7.40 5.60 Kalonil (Cordero) 8.00 Time 2:00 2-5. Nike Site, Andrea Isle, Have Integrity, Duke's Liberty, Hy-Nat, Eagle's Scream, Direct Action, Daddy Halns, Atom Smasher also ran. 5th 2,000, cl, 1YO up, 1.1 ml.

Cousin Anne, Pierce 15.40 8.40 5.60 Determine Hero, Yaka 14.60 7.20 4.80 Uverf Jubi, Boston Fool, Cherry Brandy also ran. nh5.sno. ti. iyo ud. u.

JoyfU Refurn jenninga Rickeyvllle, Caballero Banchory Boy, Freeman 1.00 4.20 3.40 4.40 3.60 4.60 me' '4 4-5. Allberrv, Choppy River, Ahora, Pound- maker, Rovaltine, Persian Rug also ran. 7th 3,000, IYO up, 1 ml King's Tonka (Jennings) 7.M 4.20 3.20 Late Bunny (Frev) 7.40 5.00 Casting Vote (Volzke) 5.60 Time 1:43 2-5. Tenth Legion, Ring Free, All's Comet, Barleycorn, Neverbln, Bocado also ran. JYO, mi.

Quicken Tree (Caballero) 7.60 5.40 3.60 Hy Pirnle (Valenzuela) 9.20 6.00 Crusading Star (Maese) S.80 Time 1:47 3-5. Ml Renombre, Smoky Host, Ikantoo, Francisco Dunham, Sisal Hemp, Geo Pat, also ran. "yxH $5,000 3 YO'S 4 up, ml. Quake Proof (Jennings) 4.20 3.80 3.00 Any Old Secret (Yaka) ,5.00 3.80 Whyworry Kahili (Valenzuela) 6.00 Time 1.51 2-5. Prince Tab, Oceeann, Jerry Flynn, Gen- tleman Rascal, Disallow, Mr.

Clasher, Lonsfllght, Red Tartan also ran. I CHARTS Glory. Trained by C. 8. Davidson.

No scratches. Muluel pool $119,705. 259 SIXTH RACE-408rdsFor2 year-slds. Allowances. The Moon Deck.

Purse 85,000. Go Al Go, Collins 123 Oo Sompin Special, Dreyer 120 21 2.20 Roan Menace, Smith 120 3n 4 80 Scooper Jet, Adair 118 i 23.50 Mid Rocket, Risner 117 51 48.40 Hurry Sir, Kanis 118 6nt 12.50 Bar Tonda, Strauss 117 71 12.00 Mr. Barneft, Wells 120 82 31.40 Centennial Miss, Ferguson 120 9 57.30 Time, :20.9, no wind. (Clear, track muddy.) Two-dollar mutuels paid: Go Al Go, 4.60, 120, 2.40; Sompin Special, 3.00, 2.60; Roan Menace, 2.80. In gate 3:25, off Start good, won driving.

Winner, ch.g. 2, by Go Man Go Superette. Trained by G. Chambless. Mutuel pool 8128,023.

240-SEVENTH RACE-400 yards. For 3-year-olds and up. The Josis Bar. Purse $4,000. Tiny Watch, Smith 130 li 1.70 Miss Gold Angel, Banks 123 21 6.50 Duplicate Copy, Kanis 125 3ns 2.30 Go Josie Go, Dreyer 125 4i 3.30 Bunny Capri, Robinson 119 51 23.00 Rapid Volley, Adair 118 6 9.90 Time, :20.7, no wind.

(Clear, track muddy.) Two-dollar mutuels paid: Tiny Watch, 5.40, 3.60, 2.40; Miss Gold Angel, 5.80, 3.00; Duplicate Copy, 2.2a In gate 3:53, off at once. Start good, won driving. Winner, br.h. by Anchor Watch-Clabber Tiny. Trained by E.

K. Holmes. Mutuel pool 8117,423. Jal-EIGHTH RACE-400 Yards. For 2-year-olds.

Los Alamitos Futurity 5th Running. Purse $169,150. Horse and jockey Wt. Fin. To $1 b-Double Rose, Dreyer ..120 1.60 b-Doll Bid, Perner 120 2h 1.60 Harlequin, Banks 120 31 5.90 a-SteppIng Star, Adair 118 4ns 6.20 Off Limits, Smith 120 51 3.10 Jet Straw, Kanis 118 6 4.60 a-Topette, Collins 118 72 6.20 Ml Pie, Robinson 119 13.00 Lady, P.

Crosby 116 91 6.20 Breezing Comet, Powell 119 10 46.80 a Coupled entry. Coupled entry. Time, :20.9, no wind. (Clear, track muddy.) Two-dollar mutuels paid: b-Dou-ble Rose, 5.20, 4.40, 3.00; b-Doll Bid, 4.40, 3.00; Harlequin, 5.80. In gate 4:23, off at once.

Start good, won driving. Winner, b.f. 2, by Double Bid Easter Rose. Trained by E. K.

Holmes, Scratched Laurita Bar, Back Court, Watch Elf. Mutuel pool 8129,900. 262 NINTH RACE-400 Yards. For 3-year-olds and up in Grade A Plus. Purse $1,500.

Horse and lockey Wt. Fin. To $1 Blue Finn, Ferguson 123 8.30 Richter's Tonto, Powell 119 2ns 14.50 Cindy's Man, Pattio 120 311- 7.20 Pistachio Bar, Smith 120 4h 2.50 Pine Rose, Strauss 117 51 8.60 Booger Large, H. Crosby 120 6ns 11.90 Ipana's Request, Robinson 123 7 4.00 River Rebel, P. Crosby 121 I 3.60 Time, :21.2, no wind.

(Clear, track Two-dollar mutuels paid: Blue Finn, 18.60, 9.40, 7.20; Richter's Tonto, 13.00, 8.80; Cindy's Man, 5.80. In gate 4:47, off at once. Start good, won driving. Winner, blk.g. 4, by Royal Charge-Little Mickey Finn.

Trained by V. Jones. No scratches. Mutuel pool $99,216. Total $1,035,272.

Attendance 13,726. CALIENTE STRIKE SETTLED, RACING RESUMES JAN. 14 TIJUANA U) Horse racing is scheduled to resume at Caliente Race Track on Jan. 14. The date was announced Friday after a settlement was reached in the labor dispute that has closed the border track for 11 About 600 horses" wvivi impounded at the track during the strike over demands for increases in grooms' wages.

Copyright, 966, by Trtangit Publications, Inc. (Dally Racing Form) LOS ALAMITOS RACE COURSE, Lbs Alamitos, Saturday, Dec. 10, 1M4 Eighteenth day of 30-day fall meeting. Complete finishes all races confirmed by official Photochart Camera. All races itctrlcally timed.

154-FIRST RACE 154 yards. For 1-year-olds. Allowances. Purse $1,500. and jockey wt.

Fin. To $1 Pink Perfume, Matsuda 117 ln Do (unbarred, Kanis 120 21 11.70 Mr. Tee Dee, Ferguson 120 3nt 25.50 Grand Deck, P.Crosby 120 41 3.00 I'm lobby Too, Banks 120 5ns 4.40 Scarecrow, Risner 115 64 2.10 Horned Bar, Perner 120 72 24.60 Serena's Gal, H.Crosby 120 20.70 Jingling Bars, Stroud 119 9 40.60 Time, :18.8, no wind. (Clear, track Muddy; temperature 68 deg.) Two-dollar mutuels paid: Pink Perfume, 10.60, 5.60, 4.60) Sunbarred, .20, 6.40; Mr. Tea Dee, 10.80.

In sate 1:02, off at once. Start ood, won driving. Winner, ch.f. 2, by Sslere Bar Bo Beauty. Trained by H.

Russell. Scratched Hoblerita. Mutual pool $60,329. 255 SECOND RACE-350 yards. For 3-year-olds and up in Grade A Minus, Calbreds.

Purse Horse and lockey wt. Fin, foil Beauty's Rocket, Dreyer 120 1U 2.70 Royal Tiempo, Ferguson 120 21 7.60 Triple Amber, Powell 121 3 9.70 Sno Use, P.Crosby 116 4h 23.40 Joleo Miss, Pullen 120 Si 15.10 Win Em All, Smith 120 62 3.20 Gallant Valor, Kanls ...118 71 19.30 Miss Three Snip, Stroud 119 8ns 7.70 Miss Deck Hank, Yanta 118 9i 7.60 Half Ton Too, Page 118 10 12.60 Time, :18.9, no wind. (Clear, track muddy.) Two-dollar mutuels paid: Beauty's Rocket, 7.40, 4.80, 3.20; Royal Tiempo, 7.40, 4.80; Triple Amber, S.80. In sate 1:30, off at once. Start good, won driving.

Winner, b.g. 3, by Rocket Bar Beauty. Trained by C. L. Taliaferro.

Scratched Bachelor's Bait, Alamitos, Vandy's Shamrock, Clyde's Joker. Mutuel pool $84,115. Daily double pool S87.266. Daily double (9-7) pais 840.80. lis THIRD RACE-350 yards.

For 2-year-olds. Allowances. Purse $1,500. Horse and lockey Wt. To $1 Toy Spur, Adair 118 li .70 Kay Vegas, Matsuda 117 21 6.20 Plh'l Exotic, Robinson 119 31 33.50 Miss Parr Bar, White 120 4h 18.30 Broom Straw, Smith 120 51 7.30 Pat F.

Bars, Risner 117 6) 79.00 Kitty Rocket, Powell 119 71 4.40 Glad Bars, Stroud 120 83 63.40 Goetta Bars, Pullen 120 91 44.40 Hasty Gal, Wells 120.10 63.40 Time, :18.5, no wind. (Clear, track iwo-aonar mutueis paid: Toy Spur, 3.40, 2.80, 2.60; Kay Vegas, 4.40, 3.20; Pittl Exotic, 5.20. In sate 1:57, off Start good, won driving. Winner, b.f. 2, by Burnt Spur Toy City.

Trained by C. Cutchen. No scratches. Mutuel pool $98,520. 157 FOURTH RACE-350 yards.

For S-year-olds and in Brad AA Mi am. Purse $1,600. Horse and lockey wt. Fin. To $1 dhuckline, Strauss 123 1 9io6 Barredale, White 120 2h 17.00 MacKay B.

Starr, Juarez 115 3h 19.00 Anchor Star, Rinaldi 118 41 2.80 Sukie Van, Powell 120 5ti 21.60 Open boor, Dreyer 120 6h 7.20 Doodlln' Dial, Smith 121 7ns 2.70 Miss Star Deck, Collins 118 83 27.60 Leota Chip, Well 120 9nk 11.60 Stormy Bull, Robinson 120 10 5.60 Time, :18.8, no wind. (Clear, track muddy.) Two mutuels paid: Chuckllne, 20.00, 11.60, 7.20; Barredale, 15.40, 12.40; MacKay B. Starr, 7.40. In sate 2:27, off at Start good, won driving. Winner, br.h.

4, by Star Realm II Webb's Demon. Trained by D. J. Carse. Scratched Bardlva, Mick's Nus Bar, Discriminator, Yukon Belle, Mutu-H pool 8110,775.

lis FIFTH RACE-150 yards. Far year-olds and in Oracle AA Plus. Purse $1400. Horse and lockey Wt. Fin.

ctlabber's Rocket, Smith 120 Ink 3M Cash Basis, Perner 120 2nk $.80 Salere Joe Dee, P. Crosby lit 3nk 2.20 Bunny's Best, Dreyer 120 4u 10.00 Mel's Luck, Strauss 117 20.30 Half Clown, Collins 120 61 4.40 Sprint Bars, Kanls 118 7h 52.20 Cue Deck, Robinson 120 8nk 9.20 Mr. McBarr, Banks 120 9h 45.40 Desto Bar, Stroud 119 10 61. SO Time, :18.7, no wind, (Clear, track fast.) Two-dollar mutuels paid: Clabber's Rocket, 8.40, 4.80, 3.20; Cash Basis, 6.20, 3.80; Salero Jos Dee, 3.00. In sate 2:55, sff 2:56.

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New Falmer, Ry Empress, Fuftl l5 ran- 3YO, a f. H.rrv (jnnlnasi 12.20 5.60 4.60 Exaggerator (Taniguchi) 6.00 4.40 Verna-Star (Tohlll) 4.60 Tlma 1:14 3-5. Nita Lass, First Soring, Rlckeyland, Neely, Manalyte, Elliott Bay, La Piedad also ran. (Dally double 1-t paid 5503.60) 3rd 2,080, JYO up, 1A ml. Know The Facts (Tlerney) 7.00 4.00 S.60 Small 'N Big (Frev) 6.40 4.60 Lord Nicolas (Perez) 16.80 Time 1:53.

Peddler Hill, Sean O'Toole, Pop's Night Out, Abbevs Miracle, Lazy G. Wlnnigar Wax, also.ran ath 2,000, 3YO UP, 4 I. Desert Express (Medina) 13.40 5.80 3. CO Holiday Cheer (Jennings) 3.60 2.40 Flying Serge (Yaka) 2.40 Time 1:14. Deb's King, Jakev't Flash, Alibi Prlnct, Bassetto also ran.

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