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New 'Hit' Role for Stunt Man Milan Smith, toll Wooded Sioux Indian and a veteran Hollywood stuntman, drove the winner of the second race yesterday, at Bay Meadows for his first sulky score in California. '45-year-old native of Wagner, South Dakota, began driving harness just a couple of months ago and he had one prior winner in Louisville, Ken- launching his career at the current Meadows meeting. Stormy Defiance was the steed Smith drove to victory yesterday and that was the same horse he won his first race with in the bluegrass country. The five-year-old gelding is Fort Defiance, which sounds a name out of an old cowboy and -Indian flicker! Smith has worked 'as a stunt man on such television series as Wagon Train, Rawhide and Big Valley. He is- a good friend of Jay Silverheels, famed as the Indian friend of the Lone Ranger.

In posting his initial California triumph, Smith had Stormy Defiance up close in -the early going, taking, command on the far turn and then holding off Andy's Jake by a half length. Stonmy Defiance paid $6.40 to win completed a $28.20 daily double started byFraniscan in the first. Smith became interested -in Clay, Champ Sigii Today harness horses 'four, years, ago, Fanfare but delayed his driving debut until fail while learning the rudiments of the game. And he agrees it is much easier sitting in. a sulky behind a horse falling off one after being "hit" by a shot fired by that old Indian adversary, John Wayne.

Orbit Man, owned by David, Fran and Rick Sterman of Park Forest, Illinois, scored an easy featured Hillsdale Pace. Taking command from Bal- macraig shortly after entering the stretch, the six-year-old son of Robert Morris quickly drew out. Time for the mile was 2.16 over a sloppy racing strip that was much improved over last Saturday after 'the removal of several tons of topsoil. Orbit Man, who was driven by Wednesday, Dec. 30, 1970 gfat Son Mateo-9 BAY MEADOWS HANDICAP THURSDAY.

DECEMBER 91 CLOU DY. AND MUDDY POST TIMIIPJM. FIRST Mill. Pice. $1000.

5 MEADOW HEATHER 4SP6PP-ER TASS 5-2 8 STORMY SPRING PMcGonagle) 9-2 4 STAR TERRY (Winger) 7 C'AjREtE'NS FIRST HSIilllan) 3 ROSEDALE -MASCOT (M.Jones) 10-1 1 FR-EICHT PARTNER (Rengno) 2 JULIE MAROELLUS CTodd) 15-1 Meatfcw Heather Won inilial try In hand Stepper Tass Closed resolutely other day. Stormy Spring Flashed seeed, but SECOND Ono Mile. Pact. Conditioned. Puree HMO 4 QUEENS KiEY 2-1 1 AN'DYS LESTER (Grenier) S-2 two length victory over Balma-i Donald Meyociks, paid 7.40 to 15 ANDYS Armhrn Cirv in the win.

I COUGA 2 D'S DAYBREAK (LOIWO) 3 MADI-'-iL CHUP (Larson) craig and Armibro Guy in the win. 10-1 COUGAR LEE (McClimans) 15-1 VALIANT'S KING (Jensen) 15-1 Queens Key Holds narrow edge. An- dvs -Lester Threat from pole position, Daybreak Will furnish opposition. THIRD-- One Mile. Pace.

Conditioned. Purse tiooo. 2 FAST SIGNAL'(Ger Une) 1 NEW YORK (AP)--The most ialked about, sought after fight in many years-Joe Frazier- Muhammfid All was expected to be. announced a for March. 1 .8 toy Madison Square Garden Boxing.

A press luncheon was scheduled for noon, EST, at a midtown Restaurant. Harry Markson, the Garden's boxing director, said Tuesday no contract had bfren- signed, but he also said: "We have assurances of a signed contract. -We expect to do better than a million dollars at the gate. "The fighters million apiece." will get $2.5 The-total $5 million for Frazier, "the world heavyweight champion, and AU, the deposed heavyweight will come From gross revenue that could be in the area of $10 million. The fight, which will foe the richest in history, also will be I one of the most appealing.

For the world's fight fans it has two unbeaten fighters--one, Frazier, a two-fisted slugger with a killer's instinct, and AH a stylist who can dazzle but who also can knock out an opponent. For people who do not usually follow fights it has Ali, always colorful, who turned into the most controversial sports figure in the world when he was convicted of refusing induction into the military service. An appeal of the conviction stall is before U.S. Supreme Court. The 26-year-old Frazier, who rose to the championship after Ali' was stripped of ihe title because of his conviction, has won all 26 of Ws pro fights, 23 by knockout.

Ali, who became champion under the name of Cassius has a 31-0 record with 25 knockouts. 7 Bull Hill (Wir 6 STORMY 'DE IANCE remirhj. 2-1 5-2 9-2 5 HOWDY COLL (Holt) 8-1 4 LAST CHANGE DAYWON (Jacobs) 10-1 8 LARRY TASS 10-1 3 AN'DYS SPENCER (Gronier) 15-1 1 WINTER COURT C'LaCoSte) 1H Fast Signal Handy winner Tuesday. Bui) Hill Led to stretch, tired. Stormy 'Defiance Defeated easier nar- FOURTH One Mile.

Pace. Clalmlni. All 51500. Purse S100D 5 SHA'TE'R WAUL (C. Short) BLAINE HANOVER 5 cellent.

Irish Bye Bye Sixth 7 SKREWD.PICK (Katatt-s) On. Purw I'DHONAS FAITH fEvans) I DARK 3 CITAN BOY (Winger) if- 4 JANS 'PRtDE (Suarez) 10-1 1 ZONE (MllUr) 15-1 6 STORMY LOBBUL (Shetler) 15-1 Shatter Hall Head tick as runner-up. Blaine Hanover Old timer always dangerous. Shrewd Pick Fair third first start. FIFTH One Milt.

Claiming. Punt HIM. off southern form. Well recommended. SIXTH Ont Milt, pict, S1400-S30M.

Punt SUM. 3 PRIDE OF EGYPT (Desomer) 2 RUBY STORMCLOUD (Richmond) i JIMMY CAR 4.ITH (Todd) (MOCKING DREAM 1 7 POCO CREED (Glilllafi) 10-1 8 JUSTPAGREEABLe (Mattos) 10-1 5 WALTER ENNINGAN (Slyzulk) 15-1 'Pride Of Egypt Handy winner over similar. Ruby Stormcloud Contender Jimmy Uth Clalmlrw 7 2-1 2WHAMGA EARL (Johnson) 5-2 1 HANLEY BILL 5IRONNIE JOYCE 4-1 6 NAPOLEONS DREAM (Desomer) 4 WhVGSTON HANOVCR W. Short) 3 SKYS PAL (Longo) 15-1 Colvlns Susie Needed Initial outing. Whanga Earl One to fear.

Hanley BUI Flashed speed, flattened out. SEVENTH One Mile. Pace. Claiming All ilioo. Piine SUM.

3 DrAlMANTE SONG (Holt) 1 HALRY ABBEfaahogth) 4.MKH BYE BYE (W. Short) 7-2 5 eDGEWOOD DUDLEY (IMeyocKs) 6-1 6 T.ROTWOOD JIM CLaCoste) 6-1 2 KNIGHT SCAMP (CronK) 12-1 Diamante Sons Rough customer here. 'Hairy Abbe HoHypark races ex- 7 RjASHY SKY (Todd) 1 BLAZtNG (BerKner) -j COMET TONA (Suarei) 2 TOUOHDOWNER (Carroll) 10-1 I GOMER HANOVER (Crank) 5 FLYING DUTCHMAN (McGonaelt) Idones Faith Won by ten opening day. Fleshy Skv Will press top one. Blalzno Mey ready.

NINTH One Mile. Trot. Clalmlm. Purse $1400. GLIDDEN (Holt) 2-1 3 VICTORS AWARlD 5-J FAIR VALE (Bennett) 9-2 B.RAVE NEWPORT OEivins) 8 ALMAX (Craig) 2 MONTROSE HANOVER (Jtnstn) 10-1 4 HIGH AX (Walker) IJ-J DUKE LINER (LaCosle) li-I Glklden Hanover 'ExceMtnt crtden- tials.

Victors Award Neck victor Ijrit outing. Fair Vale Runntrup In Idonis In tlghth BEST CHANCE IET Dukt Llntr in ninth Bay Meadows Results Shrewd Pick (Kalhas) Mountain BVrd (Mattos) Plunkett Scores Again A ALTO Stanford's Jim Plunkett added another honor Tuesday to his long list of football awards. The. i a Trophy- i i quarterback was named, the 22nd recipient of the Glenn Warner Award as the Most.Valuable Senior Football Player of 1970 on the Pacific Coast. The selection was.made by a panel of.

50 sports writers and. sportscasters who cover college football on the coast. When contacted in Long Beach where, he is training with his. teammates for the Rose Flunkett said, "This honor, like others I have received, belongs to our entire team. "Nevertheless, it is.a thrill to me to have my name.in' eluded on a trophy which contains that of O.

J. Simpson, Ollie Matson and others." Plunkett became, the first player to have.captured both the Heisman and. Warner awards. Times Sports Scoreboard FRO 8A5KETBAL NBA Eastern Confcrenci Atlantic Division Won Lost York 30 i 22 16 Philadelphia Suffalo 23 18 11 30 Central Division Baltimore 20 Cincinnati 16 5 38 Mldwtst Division i 25 Chicago- 23 15 Phoenix 22 19 pKllic Division Los Angeles 22 14 San Francisco 22 IB San Diego 21 20 Beattn 17 22 Portland 12 28 Pet, .732 .511 .561 .556 .444 .333 ,116 .820 .641 ,605 .537 .611 .550 .512 .436 .300 GB 4 8Vi 12 Charles and Schmeling in Hall of Fame YORK (AP) Ezzard Charles and Max Schmeling, two former world heavyweight are the latest fighters to make boxing's Hall of Fame. Oharles, Schmeling and the late Harry Wills, professor Mike Donovan and Kid Williams were elected Tuesday, bringing to 107 the number of ring greats in the Hall.

Charles, 49, and suffering from lateral sderosis, an Schmeling, 65, and a prosperous businessman in Germany, were named 1 to the Modern group. Willis, a top-notch heavy weight, was elected by the Old Timers Committee as was Wil liams, a former bantamweigh champion. Donovan, a 'forme middleweight king; was name by Hall of Fame's directors Alcindor Named On West Team NEW YORK Alcindor of the Milwauke Bucks, the National Basfcetbal Association's leading scorer and. Jerry West the Lo Angeles Lakers, its No. playmaker, were named day to the.

West squad whicr wiH play the East in th circuit's annual All-Star game Jan, 12, in San Diego, Calif. 1 to the starting fiv along with Alcindor. and Wes were Connie-- Hawkins of th Phoenix. Suns, Jerry Lucas the San Francisco Warriors an Dave Bing of the Detroi Pistons. Completing the nucleus eight players selected by votib among, sportswnters and spor scasters all the NBA citiex were Wilt Chamberlain of th Lakers, Oscar Robertson of th Bucks and, Bob Low of Chicago BuHs.

The ninef coaches in the will out the squad of 14: by namin sk more, players. Since eac NBA club- must be representec by at least.one player ahd'n more than the. will select at one.playe from San Seattle 'an Portland. x' Fairly Signs MONTREAL (UPI) -Ho Fairly, the leading hitter witt tin Montreal Expos last season has signed for the 1971 season Fairly batted .288. GB 2 8'A 10 11V4 12 Tuesday's Results Milwaukee 119, Cleveland 97 Detroit 59, Atlanta 97 Philadelphia 124, Buffalo 113 Los Angeles 126, Chicago "7 Boston 110, San Diego 108 Wednesday's Games Buffalo vs.

Baltimore at College Park, a. Detroit at Cincinnati San Francisco at Now York, afternoon Milwaukee at Philadelphia Angeles at Phoenix Chicago at Seattle ABA Eest Division Won Lost Pet. rglnla 26 12 .684 ntucky 24 14 .632 York IS 19 .457 orldlans 16 22 .421 rollrm 14 23 .378 tsburjh 15 25 .375 West Division ah 24 12 .667 diana 22 15 .595 2'A emphit 21 17 .667 nver 14 22 .389 10 xas ....13 24 .351 Il'A Tuesday's Results Florldlans 91, New York 90 Carolina 113, Utah 110 Memphis 109, Pittsburgh 101 Denver Indiana 106 Virginia 143, Texas 120 Wednesday's Gmnes Pittsburgh at Kentucky Virginia at New York Carolina at Denver Texai vs. Memphis at Jackson, Miss, COLLEGE HOCKEY RESULTS Great Likes Invitational First Round Michigan 4, Brown 1 Michigan Toch 11, Colgate 6 Boston Arena Christmas Tourney Consolation Providence 5, Northeastern 1 Championship Boston U. 7, Notre Dame 3 Williams Invitational Round Robin Second Round Oswogo State 4, Middle-bury 3 Williams 7, Hamilton 3 TUESDAY'S FIGHT MIAMI BEACH--Florentine Fernandez.

67, knocked out Florida middleweight hampion Jimmy Williams, 161, In the eventn round. PRO HOCKEY NHL East Division T.Pts. GFGA low York 24 7 6 54124 78 iSston 24 6 5 53159 89 Aontreal 16 11 7 39116 92 oronto 15 19 1 31 114 108 West Division Chicago 23 6 5 51 131 73 t. Louis 15 8 11 41 84 82 Minnesota 13 15 6 32 75 91 12 16 5 29 7B 85 'Ittsburgh 9 17 10 28 99 105 LOS Angeles 1017 5 25 97 ITS California 11 21 2 24 82 116 Tuesday's Result New York 3, California 2 Wednesday's Games Pittsburgh at Montreal California at Toronto "Boston at Minnesota Vancouver at Los Angeles Philadelphia at St. Louis AHL Tuesday's Results Montreal 3.

Rochester 2 Baltimore 5, Cleveland 3 CHL Tuesday's Result Kansas City 3, Amarlllo 3, tie Ph. OF JA 'ortland 22 7 4 48 126 9 eatlle ....1510 34102 Dicao Denver 1 4 1 5 5 3 3 1 0 9 1 1 11 16 9 31 114 i 11 18 1 27 112 15 i Lako IB 3 25 Tuesday's Result Phoenix 4, Salt Lake 3 GOLF ORANGE BOWL TOURNAMINT At Coral Gables, Fit. Dennis Sullivan (Grant Park, 589 Kenneth Dye N.C.), 293 Craig Stadler (LaJolla, 294; Jlr (Fayettevllle, N.C.), Howan Wills (Columbia), 301. Peach Bowl Game Plagued by Rain TUESDAY DEC. Cloudy Muddy FIRST RACE--One Mile.

Pact. Claiming. Purse 51000. (Rochio) 9.43 5.00 3JO ..9.00 5.20 Scratched Napoleons Dream, Skys Pal. Exacla Paid Sill.50 Nos.

A 1 SIXTH Ont Mile. Pice. Claiming. Purst SHOO. Rico Bay Time 2:21 35.

Also started Citan Boy, My J.ikc, Dark Sunset, Julie Mar- ccllus. Gon's Mark. Scratched --Andy's Pocly. SECOND One Mile. Pace.

Conditioned. Purse s.1000. i Stormy Defiance (Smith) .6.40 3.80 2.40 Andy's Jake (Harper) 5.40 3.80 Wonderful Soots (Van Zanten) 3.40 2-5; Also Ran Andys Tom, Gran Doan Valiants Love. scratched Spaccblazcr, Andys Willie. DAILY DOUBLE Franiscan to stormy Deflanct Paid S28.20-DD Noi.

4 and 7 THIRD Milt. Trot. Conditions. Show Sho Chip (Larson 1S.OO 11.80 Hasti Ax (Conroy: S.OO 4.20 HsstI Maid (Bertram ..10.40 2-5. Also Started Sunserl- ta, Cant Carch, Andy's Nick, CWps, Dire Need.

FOURTH Oiie.Mile. Pace. Conditioned. Purse 4.6c; 'Dilemma earless Joe (Lane) 12.40 4.53 4.20 ..3.60 2.20 2.40 2-5. Also Started FUshy Skv, Edgewood Jet, Amphion.

Scratched Dell Haven. SEVENTH One Mile. Trot. Conditioned. PuriHUOO.

Carl H. (Craig) 4.M 3.20 Daddy Gene (Ackerman) 4.SO Lochin Key (Bar-tone) 2.8J Also Started Baker Street, Brave Newport, History Maker, Quelcito. Duke Liner. No Scratches EIGHTH Ont. Mill.

Purse 51500. Orbit Man (Meyock!) 7.40 4.00 2.20 Balmacrais (Blackman) 3.60 2.60 Armbro Guv (Todd) 2.10 Also Started Fki Count, Da-ziilum, Rex Cousin Ann. Scratched G. G. Parker NINTH Ont Milt.

Pact. Claiming. -ast Signal (Lane) ..6.00 2.10 2.80 Pane $1000. aine Hanover (Olds) Aba Daba Do CDaullon Little Jack (Cartnal Also 4.40 J.BO 2.40 3.80 2.80 4..10 ran Summit ATLANTA (AP) ttndefeat- Arizona State, the nation's o. 8 power, and ball control- minded North Carolina collide onight in the third annual each Bowl football game, a postseason event that has been lagued by rain the last two A day-long rain Tuesday oaked Georgia Tech's Grant leld, site of the 8 p.m.

EST kickoff, but the weather bureau orecast fair and cool weather or the game. Each of the two previous Peach Bowls has -been ilayed in ram. Bill Dooley, the Tarheel coach who counts on a punish- ng ground assault led by Ali- American running back Don VIcCauley, would welcome more rain to slow down the speedy Jun Devils, who have six offensive performers who sprint 100 yards in 9.8 seconds or better. "After thinking about their speed, I'm a more firm believer in tradition now than ever before," said Dooley, whose Tar- lieels are a six-point underdog. While Dooley frets about speed, ASU Coach Frank Rush, possessor of the second winmn- gest record by percentage in college football, says that speed Peach Bowl TV Today's Peach Bowl Classic, featuring Arizona State versus University of North Carolina, will be i over KTVU-TV (2) at 5 p.m.

won't mean much if the Sun Devils can't get the ball. Dooley's plan is simple, he says. "We have to control the ball, grind it out and keep the ball out of their hands," Dooley says. Arizona State -trimmed 10 straight foes, averaging 37.5 points per game. Led by Joe Spagnola, the Sim Devils led the nation in total offense, averaging 514 yards per game.

The Tarheels, meanwhile, averaged a 411, with 285 of that coming on the ground. McCauley, a 208-pounder, iroke the NCAA season rushing mark by running for 1,720 yards or the Atlantic Coast Conference 'cam, which won eight and ost three. J. D. Hill, a 9.3 sprinter, leads -the ASU receiver corps white fullback Bob Thomas and halfback Monroe Eley accounted for more than 1,600 yards on he ground for the Western Ath- etic Conference champions.

Although Carolina seldom passes, quarterback Paul Miller xmpiled a 60 per cent completion mark, hitting'on 48 of 80 passes for 728 yards and eight Leider Elected NCPGA President A pair of Peninsulans head up the Northern California Professional Goif Association's 1971 Board of Directors. Charles Leider, head pro at Crystal Springs Golf Course in Burlingame, has been elected president of the NCPGA, while Kenny Towns, a former San is vice president. Other officers include Ty Caplin, Livermore, Sec- treasurer; Tal Smith, Oakland director; Buddy Sullivan, Nova(o, director; Art Armstrong San Francisco, director; Pa' Markovich, Rodeo, director, and George Buzzini, Turlock, director. Spagnola yards and ground. passed for added 178 1,991 on the Patterson in Super Bowl Go I A I BEACH, Fla, (AP)--Former heavyweigh champion Floyd Patterson will open Miami's pro football Super Bowl weekend in a Jan.

15th bout with Levi Forte, promoter Chris Dundee announced Tuesday. The Friday night fight will be Patterson's first since the September match in New when" he knocked out Charli Green in the 10th round before a roaring Madison Square Gar den house. Special Award WASHINGTON Brown, running back of the Washington Redskins, will re ceive a special award fo outstanding achievement from the Washington Touchdown Club. Brown gained 1,125 yard; this season. Bull Hiil (Winger) 2.40 2.40 Midas Touch (Evans) 4.00 4-5.

Also Started Bursting Forth, Winter Court, Catch Me First, D's Scotty Counsel, No Scratches. FIFTH One Mile. Pace. Claiming. Purse S11DO.

of Egypt (Desorner) 6.80 3.40 1.40 Murray Craie (Craig) 6.20 4 2 0 Sheldon (Jensen) 6.40 4-5. Also Started Hanley Bill, Colvlns Suzie. Mr. Diamond Lew, Kingston Hanover, Sisler'Darei. Tourney Has Free Session A total of six sessions are planned for the $15,000 British Miss Mint, Jay Widower, Bobbl- Mr.

Landy. No Scratches. Exacti Paid H3.50 Noi. 6 1 2 HAPPINESS FOR AMANHAS TO BE A JACKET FROM THE SADDLE SHOP 1580EI Camino San Carlos, 591-4403 Championships set for San Francisco's Civic Auditorium January 6-9. Four of sessions will be held starting at 7:30 p.m.

each evening. Two daytime programs are on the schedule for Wednesday and Thursday. BMC announced today that groups of young tennis under 16 years of age and accompanied by a coach or supervisor will be admitted free to the Thursday afternoon session. Reservations must be -in advance for the 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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