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'Nafashka Set JUNE 5, 1 967-Part III Hill Hangs On WEATHERLY UNIMPRESSIVE, DUELS NEW INTREPID TODAY it dead in the water at the start of both races. Pat Dougan, owner of the Columbia and head of the California crew, explained the poor starts this way: "Weatherly just does not respond after jibing or coming about. The boat certainly is no Columbia when it comes to speed. We made the mistake of jibing one minute before the start Saturday and the boat seemed to die. On Sunday we tacked for the line with the intention of taking the sterns of the other boats and heading over toward Long Island shores where there seemed to be a better BY ALMON LOCKABEY Times Staff Writer STAMFORD, Conn.

California's America's Cup aspirants will man the 1962 defender Weatherly today in a match with the new 12-meter Intrepid as preliminary trials get under way here for the 19th defense of the "Auld Mug." But if helmsman Briggs Cunningham cannot get Weatherly away from the starting line faster than he did in the two class races of the New York Yacht Club regatta Saturday and Sunday, the California sailors might as well stay in bed. Weatheriy was virtually Alta Loma Powerboat Pilot Seriously Injured BAKERSFIELD In- Powell of Modesto suf- GUESS WHO WON? Dave Hill is all smiles after winning $20,000 first prize in Memphis Open. Runner-up Johnny Pott hangs head sadly but $12,000 he collected should help brighten his spirits. W) Wirephoto Detroit's Karras Says He May Quit Football Oxy Seeking NAIA Crown ST. JOSEPH'S, Mo.

Occidental College, hoping to give the Far West a second straight national title, meets Glassboro State of New Jersey today in the first game of the NAIA baseball tournament. Occidental swept the District 3 and Area 1 playoffs in six: straight games and boasts a 29-4 season record. Glassboro State is 22-1. The Tigers boast an outstanding pitching staff led by freshman lefthander Greg Millikan (10-3 with an 0.93 ERA) and senior Phil Garcia (13-1), who also is batting .355. The tournament, won by Linfield of Oregon last season, is a double elimination event.

Today's schedule: Occidental vs. Glassboro (NJ) State; New Mexico Highlands (34-11) vs. Kearney State, Neb. (21-6); Grambllng (35-1) vs. William Jewell (20-13); Eastern Michigan (29-13) vs.

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When the latter two boats became embroiled in a disastrous luffing match on the leeward leg, Weatherly moved into second place and appeared for a time to be gaining on Intrepid. But on the next beat Weatherly was unable to match the boat speed of her rivals and fell far behind. "I just can't seem to feel any response in the helm," moaned Cunningham. Observers hope the Ca-lifornians will make a better showing when they get back aboard Columbia during the July trials. Columbia is enroute to the east coast and is expected to arrive June 16.

Balboa Sailor Gains Ma I lory Race Semis Argyle Campbell of Balboa Yacht Club defeated a field of nine boats in the quarter-finals of the Mallory Challenge for Thistle class sailboats Saturday and Sunday at Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club. Campbell collected four firsts and a third in the first five races and did not have to compete in the final event of the six-race series sailed in light to moderate winds of 20 to 30 knots. Campbell' victory moved him into the semifinals which will be sailed at Alamitos Bay YC in late June. The winner there goes to the finals at Expo 67 in Montreal. World Basketball At Montevideo United States 88, Uruguay 51 Mexico 56, Peru 44 Italy 91, Paraguay 58 Yugoslavia 82, Poland 78 Japan 86, Puerto Rico 79 fered a possible fracture of the right hand when he was thrown from his boat in the hydroplane test.

Sunday' Results A OUTBOARD HYDRO -Ted May (Long Beach), 58 m.p.h. BU RUNABOUT Rod Mlddleworth (Delano), 59.9 m.p.h. RACING RUNABOUT George May (San Diego), 74.7 m.p.h. A STOCK HYDRO Norm Weiss (Sylmar), 50.7 m.p.h. SERVICE HYDRO Lee Harris (Antloeh), 49.1 m.p.h.

HYDRO Dick Davidson (San Bernardino), 45.4 m.p.h. RACING RUNABOUT Lea Harris, 60.7 m.p.h. OUTBOARD HYDRO Dave Nichols (Los Alamitos), 81.5 m.p.h. A RACING RUNABOUT Ted May, 52.6 m.P.h. STOCK HYDRO Roy Miner (Azusa), 59.7 m.p.h.

HYDRO Lee Harris, 79.4 m.p.h. HYDRO Roger Stearman (Fullerton), 79.1 m.p.h. AU RUNABOUT Chris Wilde (Larkspur), 49.7 m.p.h. SERVICE RUNABOUT Marshall Lsvey (Oakland), 50.1 m.p.h. RACING RUNABOUT Jim Youngberg (San Jose), 74.2 m.p.h.

HYDRO -Casey Parsons (Lodl), 91.9 m.p.h. Saturday' Results BU RUNABOUT Dick Davidson, 60.2 m.p.h. A STOCK HYDRO Roy Miner, 49.1 m.p.h. STOCK HYDRO Steve Ball (San Diego), 60.9 m.p.h. RACING RUNABOUT Ralph Goodrich (Salt Lake City), m.p.h.

OUTBOARD HY-DRO Dave Nichols, 82.7 m.p.h. OUTBOARD HYDRO Rcw Stearman, 72.6 m.p.h. 145 HYDRO Dick Sanders (San Diego), 81 m.p.h. OUTBOARD HYDRO Dennis Hoag (Anaheim), 76.7 m.p.h. STOCK HYDRO Roy Miner, 57.4 m.p.h.

Dollar, Scholl Top Air Race Field Buck Dollar of Fontana and Art Scholl of Colton won top honors in Sunday's windup of the International Air Races at the Los Angeles County Fairground in Pomona before 18,707 fans. Dollar captured the biplane class and Scholl won the midget plane title. Results: BIPLANE CLASS: Heat 1 Buck Dollar (Fontana); 2. Gordon Nauta (San Bernardino); 3. John Astlund (Los Angeles).

Final 1. Dollar, 2. Dr. Sidney White (Canoga Park)) 3. Skip Hellen (Lynwood).

MIDGET CLASS: Final 1. Art Scholl (Colton); 2. Bob Downey (Santa Ana); 3. Dan Lawson (Tulunga). OVERWEIGHT? For Information an Researck Prelect Under Medical Supervision CALL 386-6246 juries marred the annual two-day outboard and inboard powerboat regatta held Saturday and Sunday at Lake Ming.

The most serious injury occurred Saturday in the Outboard race when boats driven by Marcel Belville of Long Beach and Wade Terrill of Alta Loma collided in the first turn. Terrill suffered a fractured pelvis, a possible fractured leg and undetermined internal injuries. In Sunday's races, witnessed by 15,000 fans, Bob Kathy Wins by 2 Strokes ST. LOUIS Kathy Whltworth successfully defended a title for the first time in her nine-year pro career as she carded at final 71 for a 209 total and a two-stroke victory Sunday in the $13,500 St. Louis women's, invitational open.

Miss Whitworth had rounds of 68-70-71 to win $2,025 and boost her leading official money winnings to $9,065. She was the top money winner the last two years. Carol Mann finished second with 71-69-71211 and won $1,585. Judy Kimball had 67-73-72 212 and collected $1,315. Sandra Haynie, Louise Suggs and Mary Mills shared fourth place with 213 totals.

Leaders: Kathy Whitworth $1025 Carol Mann $1,585 Judy Kimball $1,315 Sandra Haynie $874.75 Louise Suggs $876.75 Mry Mills $876.75 Clifford Ann Creed $51150 Susie Maxwell $512.50 Margie Masters $512.50 Judy Torluemke $512.50 68-70-71-70 71- 69-71211 67-73-72212 74-7049213 72- 69-72213 7549-69-213 73- 73-70-216 74- 71-71216 72-72-72216 69-73-74-216 for '67 Debut at Hollypark BY BION ABBOTT Times Stall Wrlter There seems no end to the parade of champions at Hollywood Park and this week talented Na-tashka will step forward to start her march toward the feminine champion-shipf. Natashka will make her, seasonal bow in a midweek feature, the $20,000 Wilshire Handicap at seven furlongs Thursday. Another wild scramble among the sophomores is in prospect for this week's climax, Saturday's $30,000 Argonaut Stakes. The testing mile and one-sixteenth tussle has been shifted this season to the new turf course. A fast start for the fifth week of the 55-day campaign is a certainty, with 2-year-old colts clashing Tuesday in the $20,000 Westchester Stakes.

This will be the final five-furlong stakes test for the youngsters before they stretch out to 5V furlongs, then to six furlongs for the July 22 edition of the $100,000 Hollywood juvenile Championship. Head of Class But this week Natashka will go to the head of the parade. The dazzling 4-year-old daughter of Dedicate hasn't finished in the money since last January, but do not be misled by Euch statistics. She was good enough to earn a start In the Santa Anita Handicap in which she wound up sixth last Feb. 25.

She has not been to the races since. The Santa Anita feminine championship got away from her, too. Natashka packed 127 pounds in the $62,300 Santa Margarita Handicap, nine pounds more than victorious Miss Moona. One misstep under such circumstances could be disastrous and the even-money favorite took her bad step coming out of the starting gate. Hailed by many as the nation's best 3-year-old filly of 1966, Natashka accepted high weight and shaded Admirable in the $25,250 Las Flores Handicap and trounced Miss Moona in the $31,550 Santa Maria Handicap.

Lots of Bun After the Big Cap Natashka retired for a rest, then came back full of run at Hollypark. She indicated to trainer Bill Peterson she was ready with her last two works, five furlongs in :58 25 followed by six furlongs in 1:11 flat. Once again the pregnant mare, Admirably, will be among her opponents. And once again, Admirably may be hard to catch, with a sizzling six-furlong win in the $22,850 Sequoia Handicap possibly giving her an edge in condition. Admirabiy's 1:09 15 clocking equaled the season's swiftest.

Jungle Road, a $42 surprise in the Will Rogers Mile, will come back in the Argonaut Saturday and try to prove it was no accident. Almost all of his Will Rogers rivals will return to action, too, with the exception of Tumiga, who left town faster than he ran. The Argonaut field will be strengthened by the return to action of the Santa Anita Derby winner, Ruken, who will have a chance to atone for his third on the turf course behind Khalborough and Pagan Gem. Jly Form CONSENSUS AQUEDUCT FIRST Chvse Souffli 20 Onthe Altlt 10 Violets Are Blut ClYTU Sea Fabla It Wlsa Exchange 11 Join Force SEVENTH Mac'a Sparkler IT Bella DeNult 12 Triple Brook 4 SECOND Domltrix Braten Blue Danthemen THIRD My Che Survga Bay Appoilon FOURTH Amir. Native Baan Aarnn i it 4 17 11 It 11 EIGHTH BrMttA Stona 15 Chantllly Jewel 12 Scottish Heath NINTH i Try Cash Rnld Stand 33 7 4 12 Call Ma Prlnct FIFTH Rob Win Count Flip Aaiiity 7 11 4 King Legend Best bet TRY CASH (9th) to Beat Pott in Memphis Open MEMPHIS (UPI) Slender Dave Hill fired his worst round of the tournament Sunday, but hung on grimly to win the $100,000 Memphis Open' with a 272, two strokes over Johnny Pott, who came home with a blistering four-under-par 66.

Hill became the first golfer in the 10-year history of the tournament to lead all the way and his effort was worth $20,000 in top prize money. Gary Player, who had trailed Hill by five strokes at the end of Saturday's play, finished with a 73 Sunday to give him a 72-hole total of 277, five strokes off the pace, for third. Lead Melts Hill, 30 -year -old pro from Jackson, had a five stroke lead over the field at the start of Sunday's round but saw it diminish under the assault of Pott, who was in a five-way tie for sixth at the end of three rounds. Playing perhaps too carefully in an attempt to preserve his lead, Hill shot a 73 Sunday to give him a total of 2728 under par and 5 strokes over his previous high round of 68. Hill's first place finish boosted his winnings for the year to $32,569 and gave him assurance that this would be his best money year since he started the tour in 1958.

His previous best was $26,587 last year. Bogey Trouble Hill started the day badly with a bogey on the first hole, but came back with a birdie on the second hole and played even par through the next six. On No. 9, his tee shot hit a trap at the left of the green and it took him two attempts to get it out. He ended with a double bogey 5 on the 216-yard trouble hole and turned at two over par.

Hill started the second nine with a birdie, but had bogeys on three of the next five holes. He birdied the par five, 500-yard 16th hole, and played even par for the rest of the way. Pott's second place finish was good for $12,000. Dave Hill $20,000 654648-73-272 Johnny Pott $12,000 72-71-6546-274 Harold Hennlng $7,500 67-69-71-68275 Randy Glover $4,650 49-73-67-67-276 Dan Slkes $4,650 71-68-66-71276 Chuck Courtney $3,140 70-65-73-49277 Labron Harris Jr. $3,140 71-68-67-71277 Don January $3,140 72-7M5-70-277 Jerry McGee $3,140 72-68-68-69277 Gary Player $3,140 67-68-69-73277 Tommy Bolt $2,000 71-70-67-70-278 Babe Hiskey $2,000 67-69-71-71278 Hugh Rover $2,009 71-48-69-70278 R.H.

Sikes $2,000 70-71-68-69278 Steve Spray $2,000 6849-71-70278 Bert Yancey $2,000 7048-68-72278 George Archer $1,500 75-704747279 Alan Henning $1,500 6949-7348-279 Wayne Yates $1,500 7345-7249279 Roger Ginsberg $1,200 7148-7348280 Jack Nicklaus $1,200 77474749280 Bert Weaver $1,200 66-72-70-72 2B0 Tommy Aaron $828.12 73-72-7046281 Miller Barber $828.12 70-70-7447-281 Gay Brewer $828.12 7049-70-72281 Bobby Nichols $828.12 70-7149-71281 Bob "Charles $828.12 69-70-70-72-281 Bob McCallister $828.12 7147-70-73281 Bruce Crampton $828.12 6946-72-74281 Dave Stockton $828.12 68-7347-73281 Homero Blancas $662.50 73-7049-70282 Terry Dill $46150 70-7347-72282 Dave Marr $662.50 67-72-73-70-282 Art Wall $662.50 6949-73-71282 Date Douglass $562.50 74-69-7248-283 D. Elchelberger $562.50 72-7348-70283 Billy Maxwell $562.50 69-73-7249283 Bob Rosburg $562.50 724948-74-283 G. Dickinson J453.75 70-7548-71284 M.C. FittS $453.75 72-72-70-70-284 Fred Haas $453.75 70-7349-72-284 Jim Wlechers $453.75 70-7249-73-284 Lionel Hebert 7549-71-70-285 Gene Littler $275 49-72-73-71-285 John Maurvcy $275 72-70-72-71-285 Mason Rudolph $275 72-72-7249285 Bob Stanton $275 71-72-7448285 Bob Zimmerman $275 73-71-7249285 Rives McBee $136.67 70-75-70-71-286 Bob Verwey $136.67 71-71-73-71-286 Larry Wise $136.64 71-71-72-72-286 Torrance Karate Expert Wins Crown Chuck Norris of Torrance bested 29 other black belt performers Saturday to win the 1967 tournament of karate champions. The one day tournament was held in Cleveland.

Norris won seven matches in his march to the title. He defeated Skipper Mullins of Texas in the title showdown. ADVERTISEMENT Vietnam GIs discover Diarrhea Relief Many UJ5. troops in S. Vietnam PX'i are baying an American-made tablet called DIAR-AED for fast relief of common diarrhea.

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A soothing agent that promotes healing of irritated tissue. Keep DIAR-AID tablets handy for work or triTcL Available without pre scription at druggists everywhere. DETROIT (UPI) De-. troit Lion defensive tackle Alex Karras said Sunday he was "very seriously contemplating retirement" from pro football. A profitable product he has an interest in is taking up all of his time, the four-time all-pro said.

The decision has nothing to do with the Detroit Lions, Karras said. "I certainly enjoyed my stay with them." Very Busy His corporation, Alex Karras Sports Enterprises, puts out the product, a type of massager. Karras said it has been accepted very well throughout the country. Karras, who will be 32 this summer, said the massager has only been out a month. RACE RESULTS Clear ft.

Fast lst-SKOO, JYO up, f. Roydra, 111, Olguln 7.80 4.60 3.20 Deputy Run, 112, Pineda 4.60 3.00 Divine Justice, 113, Diaz 2.60 Time 1:10 35. Also ran Flamlns Sands, Somewhere Teco, Ratonlta, Firo Fighter, Batchelor Gal, Blen Call, Dreaming. Scratched Gold Dust Twin, Swlzzlln Hips, Caesar's Tudor, Astrolablum, Duplicatrix, Noble Rey. Perfecta (1-4) $7.20.

ind-1700, 1YO 1 m. Doughty Don, 111, Caballero 7.40 5.00 4.M Linatta, 115, Munoi 4.40 4.00 Mr. Nosegay, 108, Vllche 8.20 Tim 1:38 45. Also ran Handettei, Silver Mine, Bosom Buddy, Bombardlto, Mr. Hobby, Last Issue, Top Pride.

Scratched Carla't Bean, Fair Galata, The Boot. 3rd-1600, JYO up, dm. f. Notna, 113, Caballero 4.00 2.80 2.4) Country Sage, 113, Olguln 5.60 4.20 Grand Warrior, 113, Peichoto 3.40 Tim 1:10 35. Also rart Lane's Gem, Miss Briery, Gloriella, Down Stream, Petite Pat, Gypsy Run, Will Khal, Chenta.

Scratched-Chan-cer. Flying Cadet, Midnight Oz, Go Rullah, Regal Entre. 4th $1700, 4YO UP, lVfc m. Mr. Glen, 117, Diaz 23.60 60 6.20 Moon Magou, 117, Herrera t.60 5.40 Precious Hoard, 117, McCullar 3.60 Tim 2:05 15 Also ran Wise Move, Observation, Khal, The Chief, Turf Doll II, Benrullah, Lee, Control Point, Nolan Nolan, Alas Alibhi.

Scratched Rich Sister, Ebony Candle, Miramelinda, Dark Silver. Dally Doubl 8-6 WM. 5th $1600, 3YO up, 4 f. Miss Dayna 112, Osuna 21.40 7.20 4.40 Players Choice, 122, McCullar 4.20 3.20 Dall-Re, 117, Caballero 4.60 Time 1:10 45 Also ran Dragoon, All's Sassy Miss, Idle Fury, Uncle Gus Black Look, Little Pappa, Moving West, Fast Take Korazoncito. Scratched Southern Tip, Way Out Willie, Argentino, Van Fast.

4th $1600, 4YO up, 1 114 m. Come Ono, 120, Diaz 14.00 3.60 2.80 Good Neighbor, 117, Pineda 3.00 2.80 Kentucky's Ball, 117, Maes 4.80 Tim 1:10 Also ran Yum II, Aldachar Dante, Beaux Pleds, Sir Vauldin, Island Tale, Diana Tarn. Scratched Timmy Tom, Friendly Host. 7th $1800, )YO dm 4 f. Makeup Creme, 113, Diaz 18.40 7.20 4.20 "I'm very tied up; very busy," he said.

"I have to devote full time to it." "I'm very seriously con-t plating retirement," the two-time All-American from Iowa said. 'Time to Quit' "There comes a time to quit and devote full time to the family," said Karras, who in May, 1966, signed a seven-year contract calling for an estimated $35,000 yearly. The contract would be "null and void, if I don't show up for camp," he said. The Lions' training camp opens July 17. Karras said he hadn't talked with his lawyers, but added "I'm not trying to hold anybody up." Karras was named all-pro in 1960, 1961, 1962 and 1965.

AT tALIENTE Middle Marker, 109 Klost 4.80 2.80 Cute Song, 112, Pineda 180 Tim 1:10 35 Also ran Hidden Threat, Honeycomb Kid, Shadaglo, Sandro. Scratched Mr. Wm. P. 4YO up, 4 f.

Barney's Pearl, 120, Olguln 8.80 4.60 3.00 Miss Buck, 106, McCullar $.80 3.60 Lee Crownaver, 114, Velasquez 2.80 Tim 1:1025. Also ran Shadow's Ac, Suae King, AH Beau Count, Scarlet Lining, Green With Envy, baron, Glory Cover, By Bond. Scratched Dancing Host, Jack' Touch, Sassy' Glory, Lim Fizz, Blue Marin II. Quinlela 1-2 or 2-3 131.20 fth-i300, 4YO up FIM dm, 1 m. 71 yds.

Safflower, 118, Maes 4.80 3.00 143 Daser, 109, Kloss 3.40 2o0 Miss Defied, 106, McCullar 2.40 Tim 1:41. Also ran Mova Zlato, Step Around, Mis Holanda. Scratched Biebel Bobble. loth $3000, 4YO up, I m. Second Honeymoon, 114, Caballero 2260 10.80 7.00 Oak Ruler, 114, Harrier 13.80 4.60 Perfect Song, 115, Munoz 4.60 Tim 1:37 Also ran Commando It, Ralamava, Tail Bone, Prairie Jet, Win-Em-All, Raiko.

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ltth $2000, 4YO In $14 Mocha Lad, 122, Terrt Nash 11.40 5.80 4.60 Toro Tuck, 122, Claudia Dlskant 0.00 5.20 Prophet's Eye, 122, Carol Shaw 6.00 Time, 1:06 25. Also ran Selenon, Fleet-nesian, Affirm Gift, Velvet Shadow, Mighty Tempted, Clear Answer, Zlpmeup. Scratched Leroy Wis Credit, Show Dog, Sagebrush All. 4YO up, I. Steelcco, 116, Maese 13.60 6 40 5.80 Pike's Lane, 113, Pineda 7.00 6.60 Paul Hornung, 113, Munoz 14.80 Time 1:10 25.

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