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See. H-sun, nt. 76, tManstUtzimt BASKETBALL SCORES Fish Vildlife May Aid Ovens Valley Wnoster, 43; Mount Union, 51. Westtnmtter Hi Central 12. Tarkio (Mo).

II; Cricelend (lna). 74 Kansas IrVesleyan, Hi laiiur 44. SOUTHLAND A. itate, Ml Long Beach $1 IS. Am; Collfsc, 10; Upland T3.

taflte Samara. Of San Oittl J7, Lvofnt, lit Biota, S. 5 P. V.ll.y Ji UC it Riverside, 51 Patadime, Mi Chanman, II. Cat Poly IPornone), 70j Navada South-trn, Raaiends, Wblttler Colltue, M.

P. Valley St La Verne, is. Cal iVestern, at; Oranee Comity 14. JUNIOR COLLI CM San Bernardino, 4) Riverside. II.

Loot Beach, 111 A. Valley. 71. Bekertticld. Vi Santa Monica.

J. Glefidale, IS; Lovola Frosh, 51, deeo. tail U. PACIFIC COAST Vtrern Ca'Hrria. 7: 41 UUUA.

70, atanluid, 5. St, Mary OSF. it. San jose 40; Pacific. 45, fcevadn.

72; Cal Aouiet. 3. BY JACK CURNOW A shot in the arm, possibly more, for a dying waterfowl flyway the Owens Valley seems to be on the doctor's chart. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Lutiier, warrourg, sa, William penn (Iowa), Hi Uppar Iowa, 51 Buena Vista, 75; Central (Iowa), 41 Mivningside, Si; Auguslana (1 0 54 Co.

44; Balalt, i. loa 10; North Dakota, 44 Illinois, Purdue, 37Vii Northwest rn. ii Wisconsin, 37' i. Minnesota. 1 Iowa 44' OePaul, 71; Noire Dame, 57.

Loyola (Chicago), 97; Air Fore. 43. U. of Chicago, Sll Washington (St Louis), 4. St.

Leuis, Wichita, 71. Northwestern, 46; Michigan, 54. Kent 47, Miami 10 19. ta; Onio Norinern. 47.

Macaleiler (Minn.l, 41; Concordia Minn 14. Augsburg 14; SI. John's fMnin 1. II Winona 77; Moonhead St. Mary'i 45; St.

Thomas Oregon Itch, Ij; Or cyan CglleM or Education, 40. Sacramento CMco 47, turn. Portland 54. lintield, 45; Willamette (On 17. Pacific 71; Whitman (Wain M- 44; Washington 43.

iast (Minn 43. St. Cloud IS; Bemidll North (S 54; Huron (I St. He, 101; Hillsdal, II. Albion, 70; Adrian.

44. Cas 47; Wayne, 41. Detroit, 14; Assumption, 41. Wheaton, 10; North Central (III St. Lake Fertst.

14; MacMurray. II. Washington College (Md), Mi Towion Service plans a s-tudy of the valley to soe what can lie done to improve the hab'tat iterfowl. Veteran Southland hunters Owens Valley once was a prime flyway for ducks and geese. It was practically the only place you could get a decent crack at canvasback and redhead ducks.

Mallards once were numerous and so were Canada honker and snow geese. As late as the early TiOs there was some pretty fair shooting. But it has been declining since soon after the II it. Ptnn, tji Harvard, 51, Brown, 41; Columbia. Stf.

Eimhurst, 97; Mllhkln. 1 (overtime! fails. St. Susquehanna, Wi Ruleeri (South I. 44.

Nichols (Man fit Haw Bedford Tach, Concordi (Rlvr Procopius. S3 i Illinois Tch4 74) Cancordl (Sprint- field 59. Illinois Wesleyan, II; Carroll, 44 Southeast Mo, 73; Missouri Mines, 70. Greenville. 79; Blackburn.

74. Harris (St. Louis), 99; National Col lge. 49. Pipon, 111 Lawrence, 44 PlAtteville.

77; Illinois Navy Pier, 41. Northwestern (Minn 74; Milton, 40. resented the USFWS. Griffith outlined a study to be made of the valley. Main Purposes He said the main purposes would be: U) Protection of migratory birds.

(2) Insure this resource for recreation. (3) Dispersal of tiywaya and watering grounds. (4) Increase opportunities for public hunting. Among those making comments after Griffith's talk was Bob Phillips, representing the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power. He said his company Is in accord with multiple use of water add if the program can be suitably worked out his company will favor it.

Prime concern, however, ii to protect water rights of the city of Los Angeles. Study Favored Groups favoring the study i 1 the supervisors, Izaae Walton League and Southern Council of Conservation Clubs, among others. Observers said the meeting ended on a note of cooperation and mutual feelings. Committees will be formed and plans worked out from the studies to make the waterfowl comeback of Owens Valley a reality. Should a solid program be forthcoming, there's no doubt it will prove valuable to other wildlife in the valley, too.

Stevens Point, 1U7; Oshkosh, 74. Northland, 107; Lakeland, 47. II Weener, lit Kings Point, 41. Alfred It; Corning Community, 47. lulls, Amherst, 45.

Niasrl, 17; St. tJonaventure. 77. Navy, it; Army. 51.

Vermont, 17; Branded, I. Hikiim, It; Juniata, I. 70:, Ul'Ula, 57. Trinity 74; Union (N.Y.), 1. t-im, 77, Aileihenv.

41. Provdrnce, 76; Costoi College, 41. St. Peter's (Jersey CliVl. 17; ralrlaigh Cvckmson, 47.

Hell, Loos Island, 77, Si. Francis (NY), II; lone, 52, -Catholic Gailaudrt, 41. Yale. 45 Harvard, 4 Princeton, j. Army, 59; Navy, SO Penn 71; Ohio 31.

Georgetown, Connecticut, M. La rra.rt. lit slml. 4. Bethel 13; Northwestern I i Feu Clalr.

ID; Superior, 10 Wnitewe'er, II; Unrv. Wisconsin-Mil 47. Piltsburgh, 57; Pnn 53. Western Mich IS. Bowling Green, 10.

Steubenvitle, 75; Gennon, 73. SOUTH Kentucky, 10; Alabama, S3. Carson-Newman. 49: Union. 5.

Ranolph-Mcon, 14; Hampaen-Sydnay, CHAMP CLOBBERED Gospar Ortega bounces swishing right off welterweight chompion Benny (Kid) Poret's head at Olympic Saturday night while enrouta to nabbing unanimous nod in non-title bout. W) phot Westminster (Pi), 14; Baldwin-Wal lace, 41. NVU, lOt; Yesnlva, 41. Lalavatte, 17; Rutgers, 74 Piattsburg, 70; Potsdam, JO. HartwicK, 75; Alfred, 55.

Buffalo, 44; Cortland, 51. Rochester, III Hooart, J. 'Albany Pharmacy, 104; Marls), 45. Harour, 4J; Y. Maritime, 44.

Miami (Fl 75; Florid St. Georgi Tach, 13; Georgia, 71. Auburn, 41; Tennessee, it. Hign Point, II; Atlantic Christian, 7). Woftord, 12; Presbyterian, 49.

Wait Virginia. 104; George Winlnton, turn of the century when the city of Los A.ieles a heavy inroad on valley water, in recent years, the flyway has gone down fast. Should the Wildlife Service be able to improve waterfowl habitat, which would include water conditions, the Owens Valley may slowly come back as a major flyway. Plans for the waterfowl study were discussed last week at Independence. Through efforts of the supervisors, sportsmen 4 and business groups of both Inyo and Mono counties, oflicials of the Wildlife Service talked things over with valley folks.

Richard GrilFith, western Lebanon Vailay, 74i Franklin a Mar 0. ORTEGA WINS NOD lhalt, l. lhalt, i Leo Hill Sets W. North Carolina. 49; Duke.

44 (over host, 11 Draw, 40 time). SI. Jofin's (N Pordham, 44 Kingt II; Scr anion, 17 (two over Continued trom First Pas (Straight inside of Paret's in. wide swings. 'Hambone's' 44 i Cracks Metro Scoring Mark Scoring Mark Morris, 71; Florid Normal, 4.

Savannah 107; Albany ft. Wake forest, 109; South Carolina, 13 The Citadel, Oavidson, 44. Johnson C. Smith, 79; Bluelleld 77, Kentucky 72; Lincoln U. 41.

Morris Harvey, II: VMI, 15. William ft Mary, 105; Richmond. 14. Mississippi 54; Louisiana 14. Va.Oosta 51; Shorter, 55.

Veidc-dlll. 77; Florida, 40, Tulane, 17; Mississippi, 71. Missusippl Vocdtional, 73; Paul Quinn, second rest for the foul Paret was cut slightly would have coSUparet5Jlirr- times). CCNY, 41; Adelphl, 47. Holy Cro.s, 78; Boston 74.

Springfield, 107; Norwich. 71. Williams, 15; Weslevan, 72. Fairfield, 17; Bridgeport, 75. Oieonla, til Mo-imoutn (N.J 7).

(N.Y.), 107; Montclair, 19. men Salem 94; Fevetleville 71. -i'jany (N.Y) 15; Broclport 41. Grove City (Pa 13: Carn-ne Tech, 73. don Vsllcy CC, 79; Paul Smith 70.

Vmcle, 79; VHtanova, 49. Aljriahf. 19; Pennsvlvmia Military. 57. point except that late in as Diablos Win I the round Ortega let loose a (hot "ic -m-vciu-uiu raiiu, unu so landed below the waist.

fte h.s t.t Clark College, SI; Alabama 79. Baltimore. 72; Loyola (Baitimor), if Guard Leo Hill set a CalL, 7k 'asainst Emile Griffith in Art (Hambone) Williams chief (headquarters in Ore- Western Maryland. 48; Johns Hopkins, lemovne (N 41; Siena. 45.

45. fornia Collegiate Athletic on(T round another fuWuY'Miami on APril shifted pumped in 44 points to es- con), and Leon Snyder rep- Lockmven California! Lipscomb, Autin Peay, 44 (Pa 49. Savannah State, 125; Morris. 91 Canisius. 94; LaSalle.

73. I Florid Normal, 100; Albany (G.) Assn. scoring record Satur-session durinc which Washington Jelierson (Pi 71; John 99 i icuinnrn ann nuan nn cum a ference scoring record of Cnrmrn Vifr.r '1 1 I I k. Im UlUI 1lls.U WIS OWUIV, Sid Gillman to Receive Honors Sid Gillman, coach and general manager of the San Diego Chargers, will be hon John Brown Ill Evangel College Carroll. 41 day night while pacing Losiboys unloaded everything in Geneva 91; St.

Vincent (Pa I. 70 points to win it, although IMO.I, 13. Merrimack. 14; Currv. 47.

their repertoire, Paret kept Westminster 14; Baldwin-Wallace, Bridgewater, 71; Roanoke, 41 (over in 1 6-Yd. Shoot Ortega steamed in some good Angeles State College to an 86-83 win over visiting Long punching well after the bell left-right combinations to ing San Diego JC to a 92-83 victory over East Los Angeles Saturday night at San and referee Jimmy Wilson Beach State College. Lyle Corcoran of Hollywood won a shoot-off over ored at a dinner held by the Diego, Hill sank 21 points to bring the face before the bell. Slow Up Heading into the stretch, both boys visibly slowed. Williams bettered by 5el1.

t0, wjn the Class was obliged to deduct a point The penalty didn't figure in the final judgment. Wil 13. Massachusetts, 73; Manhattan, 57, MIT, 91; New Hampshire, 4. Main, 11; Bowdoin, 52, Bates, 57; Colby, 54 (overtime). Northeastern, 57; Coast Guard, 44, Hunter, 77; Brooklyn Poly, 40.

MIDWEST Ohio Wlseonjln, 74. Purdue, 15; Michigan 74. St. Joseph's, II; Muhlenberg, 77. Akron, 124; Hiram, 79.

Alma. 54; Olivet, 47. Anderson, 47; Kalamnroo, 55 SI. Norbert, 77; Michigan Tech 41. hi3 collegiate total to 5o6 16, A 16-yd.

singles in time). Memphli Stj IS; Loyoli (Naw Orleans, 51. Northwestern (La 71; Centenary, 40. Tennessee Tech, 92; Murray. 19.

Memphis Christian 13; Southwestern 12. Kentucky Wesleyan, 99; So. Illinois, II (overtime). Newberry, 49; Ersklne, 44. Maryland, 12; Clem son, 10 (overtime).

SOUTHWEST Southwest Ten as 93; Stephen F. Austin, 70. New Mexico Western, 111; St. Michel's, Ml points the. previous mark Westside Jewish Community Health Club Tuesday night.

The event will take place in the Henry Weinbergef Auditorium, 5S70 Olympic in token of apprecia set last year by Huey Thorn better than the 540 set by Terry Bazadier of the Diablos in 1936-58. the Western Midwinter trap- shoot Saturday at Lone son had Ortega by only one They were satisfied to spar the "first 30 seconds of the the first JO seconds or the as of East L.A. point, 43. However the two another Cun Club Vrsuncr ann'oirrhf onrt ninth ihnL In auoiucr Metropolian; Bill Florentine of Long Lawrence in: bluttion, isi. ebraska, 19; Kansas, M.

Beach set a record of most.tvV v.m. srnrrrl it 5-3 the oldtime action burned Kerf i X. Ne lev Texal Western, 77 Hardin Stmmoni, flwa. All AAinnsnljk. 41 tion for his achievements in athletics in the Los Angeles Kansas St 91: MiSkCurl.

71. field goals in a conference! amI A ihoih filter and th.v rt.tl ew' ar? lase.n.8 so i II nntnia mrhm in ti imi nv ni I 11 ii-r rr.i 1 i nnA v. Class Al. Ti h't lvl Cnrrnrtn fHnt. wlL.I.

up limes caru was iuusc. vsni'a imu mi.iuiv; tv.a iri wun a 1 1. iruir Over Ivwocdi and Jim Bll (Cleidatfl, WkICO (lillmnn tlw fhai-tr. 57. New Mexico West Vxas, 43.

Ariiona St. 94; Ariiona, 75. Howard Payne. 77; Sam Hojs'on, 71. Lamar Tech, 110; Sul Ross, 7).

ROCKY MOUNTAIN Utah, 94; Utah 14. Colorado St. 41; Wyoming. 31. Colorado St.

College, 44; Colorado Mines, 'also tor uncga. dsi oi in ine eignin. 2j to mi 3. tn. won locloll.

JJ lo J41; 3. Id. i. b.t'-.nmi ers to victorv in the west- l. ten.

st. 0 tx.a. si. cFM mostly because CONFERENCI Paret was; metropolitan haymakers t.A. (U, s.n.

lMi maivci 4UI Clnrantina 1 A IHHnran I 1 111 1 uraat vi. iiass L-Kontri l. i-i ii iiivisiiiii in I in. i pr rn some Stewart 4 0 4 I Steolwns Jill rpi nf i 010 Vvhlfh it Ditto tI) Schusi (Beyrly Hlllsl, H. Clan O-l.

I Vr.r.'n Jonas 111 IJlEnqesser I 1 IJ 1 CTOWQ Ol i.UUU VV 11 'Ul Mrt Fltiabalri Tarikal (Santa Ana), 5, OOtball League in 1000. wnue urteRa stucic to crisD. conm 41. VVilte'berg. 47: Otter 43.

Sf. Oalt. 49; Knox, 58. Ti'onmouth, 75; Carellon, 70. Hanlme, 71; Minnesota (Cuuth), 49, Indiana, 93; Illinois, 12.

Cincinnati, 73: North Tcxal 43. McKendre. 19; Illinois College, 43. Defiancj, 12; Wilmington, 70. Davton, 79; Eastern Kentucky, 71, ouk Falls, 49; Concordia 45.

Yankton, 77; Dana 71 lover-lim). Southwestern Bethany 44. Ottawa 104; Baker (Kan 14. Warrensburt (Mo.) 75; Springlield (M 70. McPherson 13; lethel Vlrkivlllf (MS) Ill Miryvllle (Mo 4.

hiii i ji 1-ft a nate of S6 125 in the tit oFerber io, till eave both adiators a Sundtfor Mcmte'm'y Btson clean blows to the face. Paret had an edge in the ninth on a a San A Williaml 1441 Qulnton Wadqeworth (Dowrwyl, 4. tUmirVll) Ladv-Shwlty Couch (South Can. Ttnnay (9) Hiri Junior Jim Poindxter (Brad-Flanary (141 burv' Hih Sub Junior Tom Poin-OiMfc 44i Bradlurv), 77. uimo, -i casii MndcD-Tia amons fiarth Dunn (I.

Pattarsnn (It) Hood (17 Kennedy (27) Battey (14) Halftima Score LA. 40. 1 1 (Smith pimiu (Denver), 70; loano is Adams SI 83; Western (Colo.) 49. Denver, 44; New Mexico. 44, MAIA PLAY-OFF (Reilon 17) 54; Colleg of the Oiarkj, S3.

V- msas AIM. 59; Arkansas College, rousing sena-oa ai ine vnuu- the strength of a smashing Totili 35 15 151 Tstal M1IIIM Canada), Stan Batsnn (Upland) and Wil- HALFTIMS SCORC-Lo Armtle St, ill Long Beach 43. it, Arkansai St. in nnoeron, Arkansas Tech, 77; Southern Slat, 41. up.

Key to the outcome was the unusual sharpness of Ortega's nonstop attack. Perhaps it was helped by the fact that Paret was a constant target. He didn't move his body. The only part that left-nght-left series midway in the session. Ortega Cut Ortega came out for the 10th with a slight slash on his forehead.

Ortega won the first minute with a hard left CATALINA BASEBALL and SUjVIMER CAMP FOR BOYS 8 TO 14 Benny loftbvro Camp Owner, Director Scoring Subs: East L. A. Shapiro, I. San Olago Yalta, Roberts, S. Bakersfitld (77) Santa Monica CC (41) Keller (I) Urrlcarlet (4) McCoy (2) Gomalet(15) Mortal Branding (7) Hasen (30) Eisenstadtll Thomas (4) Brosnan (12) HALFTIME SCORE Bakarslield, At; Santa Monica, 25.

Scoring tubs Bakerifleld: Wennlhan. Elkint, 4i Williams, Brewer, 1. Santa Monica: Ivy, I. Lout Beach (15) L.A. Valley (71) Carmlcheel (20) Hirsch (25) nam ABOott (Long Beach), 3.

(Dunn won Ihoot-ott, 15-14-23). Low Vardao I-JI vd.) Gut Shwat (Gardana), l. High Vardaoa (33-271 Tit bat. Las Millar (Lont Baach) and Walttr Schultr (Calgary, Can I. High Lady Jaanattt Cuppf (Lot Arwelasl.

M. Hhjh Junior Danny Ball (Glandala), 70. DOUBLCS Class A-1. Roy HasRnsi (Chatsworth), tl: 1. Bill Harrison (Los Anoalas), Gaoraa Ross (Fontana) and Ed Hanke (Vantura), w.

Class 1. Hank Couch (South Gala), 4( 1. Tamp Ashbroek (Lo Anoelts), Class I. Will'am Abbott (Lena BaatM. THIS WEEK'S SPORTS MENU Redlands Finishes Season Unbeaten REDLANDS (UPD Red-lands University finished the SATURDAY kept shifting was his head hook and straight right com HORSE RACING Santa TODAY SOCCEU Madureira, Brazil, vs.

Leon, Mexico, Rancho Ci-tnega Stadium, 2 p.m. BASKETBALL Lakers vi Anita, 1 p.m. Runvon lit 1- ock Counclier (Ball), U. Coa (131 Hodoe (20) 1961 Southern California Ortega managed to find bo to Paret's head. But the tercollegiate Athletic Confer-it every round.

Idurable Cuban came on ence with a perfect 10-0 rec-i As the sluefest unfolded stronff in the next minute. Waliby (10) TRACK SPAAU Relays. L.A. College Stadium, 10 Robinelle () C. Bono (12) San Ganrirl HALFTIME SCOkE-Lono Beach.

VJoUllCl rdllie5 Warriors, Sports Arena, ord Saturday night by beat-. it was Ortega all the way. flurrying with both hands to L.A. Valley, V. Scoring subs: Long Bpach-ov.

15; Dick. 2. L.A. Vallay-Wesloby, Michel- p.m. a.m., 1:30 p.m.

ICE HOCKEY San Dieso vs Long Beach, Iceland Rink Paramount, p.m. for Ice Hockey Title Wing Jerry Hand scored a tun I ne lost tne second rouna as me Doay. Aiier mai, mey Jack Schroeder, the rallied with a series were so winded the last min- DHAfJ RACIXO Lions As Fticiated Strip. Long Heach, all A i i. son, 1.

ASTERN CONFERENCE San Bernardlnt () Riverside (51) uus o-u. lunior irom ot neaa ovvs near uie was me siowesi or me goal in the last minute of day. ban ternanclo Strip, all day. Orange, scored 31 points andithe end of the round. But fight.

SM, BASEBALL SC vs. Semi-pro All-Stars, Bovard Field, 2 p.m. UCLA vs. Chicago White Sox Minors, Joe E. Brown hauled down 20 rebounds, his exuberance which carried In two sl roundart that followed the I ICE HOCKEY Los Angeles Flowers (10) Brown (10) faatura, Edmond Edwards, 134, scored his best board work of the into recess cost him.

Dvim(4) ly that gave the team a 4-4 Marsiiueiw) tie with Long Beach in a Bernardino, 35; a 1 i i a Irp lfnrlmv v. Fan Diego, Iceland Rink, Paramount, 6:15 p.m. Personal coaching (or each position Automatic Pitching Machines ALL CAMPING ACTIVITIES SwimmingCamp Fires Boating FIVE 2 WEEK SESSIONS 1 WEEKS' SESSION $115.00 limited Enrollment Send for FREE Irochure CATALINA BASEBALL CAMP 3150 Wast 110 Ingiewood 2, Calif. ORtgon 8-0025 The Most Unique ens Heaffhfot Come of Hi Kind Hutt (22) Halftlme Score: San a tittn round kayo over Ktkt Barrios, 1 37' and Ernla Cuadrts, 134' dtcislontd Earl Bastings, 139' j. In an opening-rounder Lorenro ThomM, 1M.

draw with Jerry Holt. 158 i. Field, 1 p.m. BASKETBALL UCLA vs season. Whittier's Poets finished AUTO RACING Stock cars, Washington, 7 p.m., SC vs.

Riverside, 10. Scoring subs: San Bernardino Hall a. Mock 1, Elton 7. Riverside Bolster Tlmmgni Martin 2. NONCONFERf NCI League match Saturday night at Paramount Iceland Arena.

western Speedway, 2:30 p.m. MONDAY Stanford. 9. Sports Arena. Pa second in the league with a 7-3 record, suffering two losses to Redlands and one Prep Basketball cine University vs.

Pepperdine Layota Frosn (131 sjianoata iasi SCORE BY PERIODS at ingiewood High, 8 p.m. BASKETBALL Lakers vs. Warriors, Sports Arena, 8:30 Pomona Catholic (41) Glasco(17) 5ur" Xong Baach 1 to Pomona. Bill Johnston led 1-4 Back and Forth The see-saw struggle saw Paret get the upper hand in the third with some solid head shots, but Ortega came back in the fourth for a slight edge. Ortega applied so much pressure in the fifth and sixth that he took the rounds comfortably.

It was a ques inOOI3l "flM IB 1 ak SPORTS CAR RACING Wiese 10) them in scoring with 23 p.m. TUESDAY Carruthers, Hec Bourgeois. O. Mission (ii) Pleilef (17) Sternagle (4) Ravalt (4) Garcia (1) Nicholas (7) 10 10 15 I 43 11 IJ 20 WI points. Pomona road races, L.A.

Coun ty Fairgrounds, 12 noon. SUNDAY ftT.nrt.l.. 41. r.Ar;' 5h Gabriel Scorlng-Peta Raefleld, Bill Watson (2) Nacili (10) Butaerus (4) 6 Pomona Catholic San Gabriel Mission HORSE RACING Santa Er.ih ii 1 Shea, sob Suave, Jerry Hand. Scoring Subs: Lovola Frosh Mosar, 1, Glendaia-Daviss, LA.

Pacific Wins SOCCER California Cup Anita, 1 p.m. WEDNESDAY Scoring subs Pomona Catholic: Campbell, 10. San Gabriel Mission: Jones, Derby, Habhardt, Elxon, 4. S.C. CoIImi () district semifinals, Rancho Ci enega Stadium, 10 a.m.

L.A. Pacific (Ml College Tennis HORSE RACING Santa tion of both boys throwing Rooprs Jones (ID CIP CLASS A PLAY-OFPS 16 POLE VAULT MOTORCYCLE RACING Woods (m Lavens (10) San Diego City El Camino. SawyeMl2) WithOUt a letup but Ortega, I BIhopLe7jBigPlna, 5. Damrill (5) I ti.ltrk Vio koon in itritVl tVltlr Harrison (21 Lonqstrftn (3) l.lln"u "1 Ascot Stadium, 2:30 p.m. DRAG RACING Lions As sociated Strip, Long Beach, all 1.1 HALFTIMI? SC Collaqe, 17.

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