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I Its a Tournament With a Past 6 8r Pt Sept 21, 1976 POMONA log 3ngtlt Zitt RESULTS THINKING ABOUT A change: Max NYSE firm intewnnnf Qualited Hit's fw new office. Exclusive area, relaxed atmosphere, complete facilities. Compensation? "Very rewarding." Opportunity begins if you dial (213) 826-6991 thrw 2 ad 4 ffd far a axewteett AAAAAA Phone Quote' at 393-9881 For your 77 Lease Car ask for Mike or Gene Continued from First Page winner ('59, '62, '64, '67). They saw the other half, Laver, win in '68 and 70. And they saw Ashe have his days in '63 and again in 75, when the tournament moved to UCLA to accommodate more people and cars.

The L.A. Tennis Club was never exactly enamored of women except, of course, the movie queens who'd flash a leg while posing for publicity shots but female players had their moments, too. Arnold won in 1930, '34 and '35; Betz in '42, '44 and '46; Connolly in '51 and '52; Gibson in '56 and '57; Beverly Baker Fleitz in '55, '58 and '59 and King in 67 and '69. Women, in fact, were responsible for the tournament's most embarrassing incident. In 1971, during the singles final, King and her friend and doubles partner, Rosie Casals, walked off the court ostensibly because of a beef against a linesperson but actually in protest over the drastically unequal prize money paid women.

A year later something called the Virginia Slims reared its head and women's tennis was never the same. Nor was it the same at the Southwest. That year, 1971, marked the last appearance of top-ranked women. "I was as embarrassed as if it had been my own daughters," said tournament director Joe Bixler, who has seen all but two Southwests. "I just wanted to sink and hide." The King-Casals affair, which produced complaints of "second-class citizenship" and accusations that the club was run by "old fogies" who treated all women like "nice little girls," was but one of many memorable episodes in 48 years.

From Times files and conversations with Bixler and other longtime Southwest observers, here are some others: In 1935 a Czech named Roderick Menzel got to the final against Budge, No. 1 in the world. Playing brilliantly, Menzel won the first set, 6-1. Then Budge won the next two, 11-9 and 6-3. At that time the men's final was three-out-of-five, and after the third set players got a 10-minute rest.

Budge grabbed a towel and headed for the locker room. Menzel grabbed a towel and everything else he had with him and started in the same direction: Perry Jones, tournament director for more than a quarter of a century, called to Menzel, who stopped. "Mr. Menzel," Jones said, "the match is not over." "Who, Mr. Jones," Menzel replied, "would you say is the better player, me or Budge?" "Well," Jones said, "if you put it that way, Mr.

Menzel, Mr. Budge, of course." "Well," Menzel said, "I think so, too." And with that Menzel left the court and Los Angeles. The score in the record book reads, "Budge 1-6, 11-9, 6-3, def. (default)." Also in the mid-30s, a couple of local players, Elsie Gable and Ida Schnall, returned to the tournament desk from a match on one of the club's back courts, where they had played alone since there weren't enough umpires and linespeople to go around. Both were terribly angry.

Because both claimed to have won the first set, 6-0. The official referee, a proper, flawlessly-dressed British actor named Crawford Kent, was called in. He asked each woman who won the first set, and neither changed her story. Never losing his cool, Kent finally said: "Ladies, take three balls and go back for your third set. The match stands at one set apiece." If you're interested in an honest and intelligent approach to hair replacement, see us.

There is a difference and we've got itl FOLLICLE BIONICS Suite 1207 10880 Wilshire L.A., Cal. (213) 879-9990 In 1928 the Frenchman, Cochet, then No. 1, was to play a local junior in the first round and, assuming he won, a Pasadena pro, Everett Smith, in the second. But Cochet had slightly mistimed that 12-day trip and arrived a day late. So tournament director Jones phoned him at the Ambassador Hotel to notify him he'd have to play the junior at noon and Smith at 3.

"Mr. Jones," Cochet said, "I never play before 2 o'clock. So I won't be there until then." Not wanting to alienate Cochet, who was the best of the few foreign stars the Southwest was then importing, Jones sought out the junior and said, as kindly as he could: "Son, you are defaulted. Per my phone conversation with him, Mr. Cochet just advanced to the second round." Ellsworth Vines rallied in the last two sets to defeat Fred Perry in the 1931 final.

At a banquet Vines, who won Wimbledon the following year, was asked to explain his court tactics. "I hit the serve as hard as I can to one corner," he said. "If I miss, I hit the second serve as hard as I dare to the other corner. Receiving, I hit the first ball as hard as I can to one corner and the second ball as hard as I dare to the other corner." "And then what, Ellie?" the master of ceremonies asked. "Then, sir," Vines replied, "the point is over." Before Menzel's walkout in the '35 final, Budge beat Dr.

Gerald Bar-tosh in the quarter-finals. The same Dr. Bartosh who a few days earlier had treated Budge for a sprained neck. After their match a Times story said: "The good doctor wasn't obligated to get Budge back in shape, particularly when he had to face the redhead in the quarters, but he was a good Samaritan, anyway, and see what he got a three-set licking. Some guys have no conscience at all." Those were the days.

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Olivares was fined for "creating a disturbance." HOLLYPARK HARNESS ENTRIES CONSENSUS QC OA EIGHTH RACE-SiK fur-00vs longs. 3-vear-olds. Claiming. Purse $5200. Horse and lockey Fin.

To SI Race Robber, Pacheco 2.70 Besweetnow, Allardyce 9.00 Bravo Bravo, Valemuela 3 3.70 Carplne, Semkln 41', 9.70 Lucky C.N., Mena $nk 1.90 Tall Dancer, Stalling! NK 55.00 Sugar's Legel, Munsell 7NS $5.30 Magic Merlin, Hamilton 5.80 Scratched Why ane. Rare inaeeo. RACE ROBBER 7.40 4.20 4.20 BESWEETNOW 6.60 4.60 BRAVO BRAVO 3.60 Time .31 45, .45 25, .57 45, 1.11 25. Mutuel rot-NINTH RACE-Si furlongs. OaJaW 3-vear-olds A up.

Claiming. Purse $5,700. Horse and lockey Fin. To SI Double Surface, Rmrz 1m ls.on Seaside Fllrt.Alrdyce 1.20 Bert's Gem, Noguet 3" i 11.00 Hlpwood, Howard 45 7.90 Haunted Isle, Noguet 5' i 1.60 CoslOf Living, Luckle 6hd 16.30 Great Wall.Velasquel Proper Resuits.Baze 7JVa 32.90 8 79.80 Scratched Bye Bye Imbros, You're The Top, Boldand Classic, Daley Bye. DOUBLE 32.00 7.60 5.60 SEASIDE FLIRT 3.60 2.80 BERT'S GEM 4.80 Time 45, :45, :57 25, 1:10 35.

Mutuel pool $60,549. Exacta pool $92,310. $5 EXACTA (2-7) PAID $215.00. OE97-TENTH RACE-Six fur longs. 2 year olds.

Claim ing. Purse $5,200. Horse and lockey Fin. ToSl Habana Princess. Mena li" 3.20' Emzie, Noguez 22.60 Mystic Mike, Youngren 31 23.40 RoseforAPrince.Campas 4 Brlgadeer Entre 51 2.00 1.20 Quick String, Baze 6l' i 34.20 Mr.

Lolo, Noguez 76 Captain's Cabin, Hamilton 8 34.80 19.00 Scratched Sxottlsh Fling, Great Feeling, Miss Poop Deck, Mr. Foots. HABANA PRINCESS 8.40 5.40 4.00 EMZIE 11.20 5.40 MYSTIC MIKE 6.00 Time: .21 45, .45, .58. 1.11 35. Mutuel pool $115,965 QCO ELEVENTH RACE One A one-sixteenth miles.

3-vear-old fillies. Stakes. Purse $15,000 added. Gross Horse and lockey Fin. To $1 FrlvolousMlschiet.Noguez H'i 6.60 Leal's Jewel, Valenzuela 2nk 10.00 Zulla Road, Campas 3.80 Delta Champagne, Mena 4ns 2.80 All Week End, Howard 5 1.00 Scratched Squint, Naughty Countess.

FRIVOLOUS MISCHIEF1S.20 6.20 3.20 LEAL'S JEWEL 7.00 3.00 ZULLA ROAD 2.60 Time :24 25, :47 25, 1:12, 1:37 3 5, 1:44 25. Mutuel pool $60.31 1. Exacta pool $60,940. $5 EXACTA (4-3) PAID ft CO 4 -TWELFTH RACE One one-sixteenth miles. Fillies A mares.

3-vear-olds A up. Claiming. Purse $5200. Horse and lockev Fin. To $1 DO-Bellnda Mena 1m 7.90 Utopia, Noguez 24 16.40 I.M.

Swift, Mahorney 3'' 9.10 Her Legacy, Valdez 4' 10.10 Glorified. Campas 54 3.40 Comoro. Howard 6)0 1.10 Luckv Lil, Allardyce 74 9.20 Misses Martinez 8 22.30 Scratched Night Allbhai, Deadly, Miss Musty. DO Disqualified from first placed second. UTOPIA 34.60 11.40 4.60 DO BELINDA 6.40 4.20 I.M.

SWIFT 5.20 Time :23 25, :47, 1:12 45, 1:39 4 5. 1:46 35. Mutuel pool $49,413. Exacta pool $76,930. Total mutuel handle $1,192,695.

Attendance $5 EXACTA PAID $379.50. HANDICAP ABBOTT War Kid. Campas, 118 5-2 a-Dinner Class, Rmrz, 118 4-1 First Echo. Gonzalez, 118 9-2 Neva Stevale. Mhrny, 118 5-1 Uncle Fox, Bellevle, 118 8-1 Silvan Hill, Couto, 118 12-1 Classy Leo, Stallings, 118 12-1 I De Ho, Allardyce, 115 20-1 a-Scoboy, Couto, 118 4-1 John Bola, Munsell, 118 20-1 a Straub Scofleld-owned entry.

PROUD MOMENT started twice and looked good both times. WAR KID was disqualified from a win last trip. DINNER CLASS rates chance off race before last. 8530-EIGHTH RACE. Six furlongs.

Fillies A mares, 3-vear-olds ft up. Claiming price 56,250. Purse 55,200. Streakln Miss, Mena, 1 14 3-1 Sweet Scoundrel, Hwrd, 114 7-2 Provence Court, Mrtnz, xl05 4-1 Rare Indeed, Noguez, 110 9-2 Lorrie, Campas, 114 6-1 Knight's Cross, Vlsqz, 110 8-1 Auntie Irene, Pacheco, 114 10-1 Bold Alma, Hmltn, 114 12-1 My Girl Busher, Stllngs, 114 12-1 Staker's Fancl, Kovacs, 110 12-1 STREAKIN MISS can better recent races and drops Into a likely spot. SWEET SCOUNDREL Is capable of dangerous early speed.

PROVENCE COURT has good speed and gets in with a feather. 8531 NINTH RACE. Six furlongs. 3-year-olds. Top claiming price 510,000.

Purse 55,700. Silver Slrod, Cespedes, 117 Vegas Midge, Allardyce, 114 3-1 Why Worry Lane, Ngz, 116 4-1 No Arrhythmia, Hmltn, 114 6-1 Victory Tango, Stallings, 114 8-1 Forll's Shadow, Couto, 117 12-1 Carnelian, Aragon, 1 12 20-1 SILVER SIROD takes a nosedive In class for this. VEGAS MIDGE was a good third in improved effort. WHY WORRY LANE may get up for part. 8532 TENTH RACE.

Six furlongs. 3-vear-olds ft up. Stakes. Purse (Gross Bangles and Beads. Smokies Drill, Mena, 122 5-2 Let's Get Lucky, Mhrny, 110 3-1 Victoria Wild, Cmps, 113 7-2 a-Confederate Belle, Ngz, 114 6-1 Fleet Courage, Toro, 114 10-1 Dancing Liz, Howard, 117 10-1 Sadrullah, Ramirez, 114 12-1 Admlrablllty, Argn, 114 12-1 a-Rebel's Own, Noguez, 114 6-1 Lady Lunar, Kllborn, 114 20-1 a Deerwood stock farm entry.

SMOKIES DRILL may be gone if she gets in front. LET'S GET LUCKY lust won and is still Improving. VICTORIA WILD drops weight after speedy Dei Mar win. 8533 ELEVENTH RACE. Mile and one-sixteenth.

Fillies ft mares, 3-vear-olds ft up. Claiming price 58,000. Purse 56,200. In Rare Form, Andrsn, 114 5-2 Deadly, Allardyce, 114 3-1 Bezant, Mena, 114 9-2 Shirley's Wish, Vlnzla, 114.,. 6-1 Night Allbhai, Noguez, 114 6-1 Whltles Cherub, Stings, 114 8-1 Think Easy, Noguez, 109 10-1 Traveling Nancy, Hmltn, 114 12-1 IN RARE FORM comes here sharp from win at Del Mar.

DEADLY won last pair and was claimed. BEZANT could wake up and win it. BEST BET SILVER SIRON (TH). LONGSHOTS 3. Kennett; 4.

Dynamic Mel; 5. Cactus Rocket; 6. Dawn Lark; 7. Neva Stevale; 8. Lorrie; 9.

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All finishes confirmed by official Photochart camera. QUARTER HORSE RACES FIRST RACE. 350 yards. 2-year-olds. Pomona Quarter Horse Futurity Trials (third division).

Purse $1400. Truckle Town 9.60 6 20 4.60 Real Thing 5.60 4.20 Kita Pass 3.20 Time 17:80. Also ran Easeaway, Vagabond John, Game Plan, Sir Rambler, Lovlet, Inty Funny, Quicken Dale. SECOND RACE. 350 yards.

2-vear-olds. Pomona Quarter Horse Futurity Trials (fourth division) purse 51400. The Bulldogger 6.20 4.00 2.40 Mae's Big Star 10.00 3.20 Te Adoro 2.10 Time 17:96. Also Ran Last Down, Be Sure Again, Magistrate, Rullah Rocket, Miss Cottontail, Smooth Move Jet. THIRD RACE.

350 yards. 2-vear-olds. Pomona Quarter Horse Futurity Trials (fifth division). Purse 51400. Posh 5.80 3.60 2.40 Doc' Express 5.20 3.20 Crystal's Wonder 3.60 Time 18:01.

Also Ran Hialeah Story, Etta Blobby, Mangus Bars, Miss Tiny Rockette, Chicks Topman, Clear Wing. FOURTH RACE. 350 yards. 2-vear-olds. Pomona Quarter Horse Futurity Trials (sixth division).

Purse S1400. Bold Tactic 4.20 3.40 2.40 Lotsa Lucky 8.80 3.80 Donnie Reb 2.60 Time 17:87. Also Ran Romantic Notion, Take, Lookathergo, Rare Clover, Ettabitta Faster, Myriah, Sea Hemp. THOROUGHBREDS RC17 FIFTH RACE -Six furlongs. 0J1 3-vear-olds A up bred in Calif.

Purse $3500. Claiming price $2,500. Horse and lockev Fin. To $1 Erin's Own, Stllngs 13 2.90 Lots Of Speed, Hmltn 51 3.70 Rock'N Chair Dan, Cspds 3.00 Fleeting Sky, York 43' i 18.60 Roving Gem, Garcia 533 3.30 Klrkwood Cal, Youngren 61 123.70 Nip. Pacheco 7' 48.30 Hefs Bet, Allardyce 8 5.20 Scratched Flndia, Cozy Chick, No Foolln Paddy, Mr.

E.B. ERIN'S OWN 7.80 4.00 3.00 LOTS OF SPEED 4.40 3.00 ROCK'N CHAIR DAN 3.20 Time :22, :45 15, :57 25, 1:10 45. 55 EXACTA (4-1) PAID 189.50. fiQI ft SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs. OHIO 3 4.

year-old maidens. Purse 55,700. Horse and lockev Fin. To $1 Ask The Queen, Noguez 11 3 4.40 Fast Fiddle. Valdez Jnic j.so Eagle Annie, Howard 3a 2.20 Seven Songs, Ramirez 42 5.60 Maitai Twist, Mena 53 1.90 Valor Glo, Baze 65 43.90 Hap Happy, Juarez 75 46.00 Tulip Hill, Jsames 8 109.30 Scratched Sid's Maid, Gave Staker, Belle Of Bonsall, Brown Fox.

ASK THE QUEEN 10.80 5 40 3.60 FAST FIDDLE 7.00 3.80 EAGLE ANNIE 3.00 Time :22, :45 45, :58 35, 1:12 15. QC1 Q-SEVENTH RACE-One and wu one-sixteenth miles. 3 A 4 year old maidens. Purse $6200. Horse and lockey Fin.

To $1 Forget The 1 .60 16.10 24.20 2.80 6.10 51.20 26.60 44.70 Cross Dancer, Noguez 25 Thumbs Away, Velsqz 32 Could Be Trouble.cspds 46 French Wench II, Mena 5' Piavboy Jack, Stalllngs Optimistic Doll, Hmltn 730 WishieWashie.Pacheco 8 Scratched Crisco Muchacho. FORGET THE SHOWERS3.20 3.00 J.M CROSS OANCER 6.80 4.40 THUMBS AWAY 4.00 Time :24, :48. 1:13 15, 1:38 15, 1:44 45. Mutuel pool $115,837. POMONA By BION 4th day of 14-dav meeting Track fast First post 1 p.m.

APPALOOSA RACES FIRST RACE. Four and one-half furlongs. 2 year olds. Pomona Ap-paloosa Futurity. (First divi-sion).

Purse $1400. Day Breeze Silky's Man O' War a-The Alamar Goose Spotted Hope Silver Mile a-Alanws Slewfoot a Fawcett trained entry. SECOND RACE. Four and one-half furlongs. 2 year olds.

Pomona Appaloosa Futurity. (Second di-vision). Purse 514,000. Shadv's Crimson Lady Alamar Willyrock II Sharp Marx Sport Plaudit Crimson Satin See Worthy THOROUGHBREDS 8525 THIRD RACE. Six furlongs.

2-vear-old maiden colts geldings bred in Calif. Top claiming price 515,000. Purse 53,700. Pappa'S Title, Harris, 118 9-5 Man O' Chick, Pierce, 118 5-2 Hacienda Heights, Cps, 118 3-1 New Spin, Mena, 118 4-1 Pappa's Last, Stalllngs, 115 5-1 Robert Ruler, Valdez, 118 5-1 Kennett, Ramirez, 118 6-1 Duplicate Due, Clrsse, 118 10-1 Dumpum Dusty, Stllngs, 115 12-1 Point Arena, Jsames, 1 13 15-1 Jack'n Jack, Durrani, 118 20-1 Flying Mel, Martinez, xll3 20-1 PAPPA'S TITLE has been a threat with better to rate edge If a starter. MAN O' CHICK was a sharp second In race before last.

HACIENDA HEIGHTS appears to be coming back to top form. 8526 FOURTH RACE. Six furlongs. 3-vear-olds A up. Claiming price 52,500.

Purse 53,500. Lucky Play, Howard, 110 5-2 Rebel's Girl, Noguez, 1 18 3-1 No Foolln Paddy, Stings, 111 4-1 Debbie's Rullah, Andrsn, 114 9-2 Dynamic Mel, Jsames, xll2 5-1 House of Silver, Munsell, 114 6-1 Fred's Pride, Ishihara, 120 6-1 Marchen Quickly, Argn, xl05 8-1 Mr. E.B., Butler, 8-1 Perldl, Stallings, 111 10-1 Tuffridge, Munsell, 114 20-1 Another Diamond, Ygrn, lit 20-1 LUCKY PLAY gets Pomona's lockey champ which may be edge enough in wide-open tussle. REBEL'S GIRL gets rail and may be hard to catch. NO FOOLIN PADDY won a pair here last year.

8527 FIFTH RACE. Six furlongs. 3 4-vear-old maidens. Purse 55,700. King's Privilege, Mena, 118 2-1 Lea Lea, Campas, 118 5-2 Bit Of Swaps, Stalllngs, 111 4-1 Little Miss Sherl, Ngz, 111 5-1 Cactus Rocket, Stallings, 114 5-1 Mad Charmer, Mrtnz, 108 6-1 Jenny Day, Allardyce, 111 8-1 Wind 'N Woods, Bnkrhff, 114 10-1 Prince Living, Howard, 114 10-1 Palestimp, Jsames, xl09 12-1 Bay Heart, Banks.

Ill 20-1 Crafty Thinker, Baze, 111 20-1 KING'S PRIVILEGE raced well with tougher to rate edge. LEA LEA can be a threat off form in New York. BIT OF SWAPS has early speed that should suit this track. 8528 SIXTH RACE. Six furlongs.

Fillies A mares, 3-vear-olds ft up. Claiming price 54,000. Purse 53,700. Charming Lark, Vlsqz, 114 2-1 Too Grand, Mena, 114 3-1 Aloha Shoes, Campas, 114 7-2 Helen Ahoy, Hamilton, 117 5-1 Dawn Lark, Noguez, 114 6-1 Miss Betty Yngrn, 117 8-1 Six Sisters, Banks, 116 8-1 Barzan Princess, Mnsll, 114 12-1 Host of Gold, Brnkrhff, 117 12-1 Queen Entress, Duran, 110 12-1 CHARMING LARK may be gone if she gets in front. TOO GRAND figures right there off best.

ALOHA SHOES can better has last one. 8529 SEVENTH RACE. One and one-sixteenth miles. 2-vear-old maidens. Purse 55700.

Proud Moment, Mena. lit 2-1 POMONA 1 Silky's Man 0 War 22. The Alamar Goose 12. Alamars Slewfoot 5 2 Alamar Willyrock II. 25, Shadv's Crimson Lady 10.

Crimson Satin 2 3 Hacienda Heights 13. New Spin 13. Pappa's Title 7 4 Debbie's Rullah 12. Fred's Pride 11. Rebel's Girl 7 5 King's Privilege 18.

Lea Lea 14, Prince Living 6 6 Helen Ahoy 22. Too Grand 7. Barzan Princess 6 7 War Kid 16. First Echo 7, Proud Moment 6 8 Auntie Irene 17. Bold Alma 10.

Sweet Scoundrel 6 9 Silver Sirod 25. Forli's Shadow 6. Carnelian 6 10 Victoria Wild 17. Smokies Drill 12, Let's Get Lucky 5 11 In Rare Form 16, Traveling Nancy 10, Bezant 9 Best Bet SILVER SIROD (9th) Be there, for Atlantic Richfield ARCO Pacific Southwest Open Tennis Championships at UCLA's Pauley Pavilion Sept. 18-27.

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Purse $4,000. Toronto, Gordon 20-1 Millstone, Todd Jr 10-1 Swanee's Luck, Grundy 6-1 Kerry Dundee, Longo 4-1 Yankee Klllean, Ritchie 3-1 Hellzapoppin Kuebler 5-2 Shavern, Blackman 10-1 Counselor Bret, Sherren 8-1 Kamahl, Frost 6-1 270 EIGHTH RACE. One mile. Pace. All ages.

Claiming price $14,000. Purse $6,000. Galligarln, Pelllng 3-1 Beretta, Williams 4-1 Patti Ranger, Vallndnghm 5-2 Mr. Haverstraw, Kuebler 6-1 Martha's Jewell, Dennis 10-1 Jopela, Ratchford 8-1 Racing Colors, Harper 15-1 Kar Hanover, Lighthlll 6-1 Little Direct, Goudreau 20-1 271 NINTH RACE. One mile.

Pace. Western owned or cal bred. All ages. Claiming price Purse $4,800. Brawler, Lighthlll 9-2 Spreadeagle, Foley 4-1 Robert Williams 2-1 Mystery George, Markwell 6-1 Good All, Todd 8-1 Golden Jim, Longo 10-1 Hy Minbar, Ackerman 6-1 Diamonte Pace, Vlndnghm 10-1 Busy Time Babe, Crane 15-1 Auto Racing FIGURE I STOCKS At Ascot Park: MAIN EVENT (25 laps) 1.

Earl Cox (Carson); 2. Don Wright Jr. (Hawthorne); 3. Jerry Lewellyn (Garden Grove); 4. Butch Farrell (Carson); 5.

Bob Hlgginbotham (Lakewood). OVAL MAIN (15 laps) 1. Cox; 2. Bill Meyer Jr. (Anaheim); 3.

Steve Voss (Van Nuys). 76 Chevy Trucks r4ft VANS FLEETSIDES LUVS UN Pvh.ol 11 36 ou dp Beth. mJJHEVROLET ro) Km CV SISO. CeSS00 Mi Srt S.H. SK? (213)393-7211 Premiere Tonight rJglljglliS iBir ANY SIZE LISTED 19th night of TV-night harness meeting Track fast First post at 7:45 em.

I Horses listed in post position order) 263- FIRST RACE. One mile. Pace. All ages. Claiming price $5,000.

Purse $2,500. Captain Flare, Lacoste 10-1 Valley Jim, Cliff 3-1 Selwyn Grattan, Miskell 8-1 Jefferson Express, Rtchfrd 5-2 Idona's Last, Longo 20-1 Radiant Globe, Short 6-1 Bold Leader, Todd 4-1 Monterey Mac, Vlidnghm 10-1 Andy's Musical, Goularte 20-1 Dusty Cronk 20-1 264 SECOND RACE. One mile. Pace. Conditioned.

5-year A under. Cal bred pref. Maidens. Purse 52,700. Bangor Scot, Perry 15-1 Garrison Host, Blackman 8-1 Cle Etta, Toronto 6-1 Missy Primrose, Vlndnghm 5-2 Pats Birthday, Goularte 4-1 Andys Lucky, Crane 6-1 Sawmill Sallie, McGregor 10-1 Lark Minbar, Means 15-1 Andys Buzzer, Grundy 8-1 Carls Star, Lighthlll 20-1 265 THIRD RACE.

One mile. Pace. Conditioned. 2-year-olds. Purse 53,500.

Valid Bret, Lighthlll 3-1 Perlcoloso, Grundy 4-1 Poderoso, Rchmnd 10-1 Mlcklous Tornado, Williams 5-2 Timely Chick, Vllndnghm 8-1 Joel George, Short 15-1 Smldge Gent, Kuebler 6-1 266 FOURTH RACE. One mile. Pace. All ages. Claiming price 56,500.

Purse $3,100. Count Paree, Lacoste 5-2 Peter Perkins, Williams 10-1 Galo Eivlns 4-1 Mr. William, Grundy 8-1 Space Venture, Desomer 3-1 Dark Dlller, Longo 6-1 Llndmark, Blackman 15-1 Even Van, Williams 20-1 Passing Dream, Anderson 20-1 Alotaguy, Foley 10-1 267 FIFTH RACE. One mile. Pace.

Conditioned. 5 vr. under. Purse 53.500. Chllds, Daulton 5-2 Right Donut, Lighthlll 2-1 Ml Marzo Amlgo, Aubin 3-1 Missy George, Dennis 4-1 Thlrteens Best, Ratchford 10-1 Vancouver, Gralg 8-1 Scott, Lackey 15-1 268 SIXTH RACE.

One mile. Pace. All ages. Claiming price $16. 000.

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