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The Independent Record, Heleno, Montana, Wednesday, July 5, 1972 19 fi 4 ii hi mijuuiauujt.wjjwiiLi i. vonfie Goolagong Defeats Chris Evert in Three Sets Fischer Issues Apology 5: 4v i HEADED FOR PHOTO FINISH Embar Lita (7) with Jim Hewitt up, and Little Bit Windy, ridden by Sue Wilson, are nearly even about 10 yards from the finish line and the race ended the same way with Embar Lita winning in a photo finish. Action was in the second race of the day Tuesday at the Lewis and Clark County Fairgrounds. (Staff Photo by Roy Pace) WIMBLEDON, England (AP) Defending champion Evonne Goolagong of Australia defeated 17-year-old Chris Evert of Fort Lauderdale, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 today for the right to meet Bilbe Jean King in Fri day's final for the Wimbledon tennis crown. Mrs.

King, the No. 2 seed from Long Beach, crushed Rosemary Casals of San Francisco 6-2, 6-4 in the first women's singles match on the grass center court. Evonne reeled off the seventh game in a row when she held service at the start of the final set to love. But then Chris held hers and broke Evonne to go 2-1 up as the Australian lapsed back into loose play with a double fault, a volley at the net and another weak backhand. But the lapse was only mo mentary and Evonne broke back to 2-2 after Chris double-faulted.

Chris was still fighting and produced two superb passing forehands and a flat return of service to break Evonne again and go ahead 3-2. Then the match see-sawed once more as Evonne broke back the fourth break in a row with a fore hand volley. That put the score at 3-3. Then Evonne held serv ice to lead 4-3 but only with the help of a lucky volley that hit the cord and ran along the net before dropping on Chris' side. Chris had fought hard to keep that game and twice pulled back to deuce.

The match lasted one hour, 35 minutes. It will be Billie Jean's sixth Wimbledon final since 13. She won three times in a row 1966- 19B8. Billie Jean lapsed at the start Lincoln Rodeo Winners Named LINCOLN-Winners in the eight events at the Lincoln Fourth of July Rodeo included: Bareback bronc riding Kent Moser, Augusta; saddle bronc riding Charlie Peterson, Butte; bull riding Mike Smith, Ron- an; calf roping Scott Lynch, Ronan; steer wrestlinc Larrv Schoening, Huston; team roping Bob Lytle, Cut Bank, and Bill Haynes, Hot Springs; barrel racing (la and over) Maxme DeSaussure, Ronan; barrel rac ing (under 15) Ty Steinbach, Wolf Creek. The hard luck cowboy award went to George Smith of Deer Lodge.

of the second set, double-faulted and dropped her service to love. She immediately broke back with dazzling shots a lob, a backhand return and finally a forehand that sizzled across the court. Mrs. King went to a 4-1 lead, and then Miss Casals hit back and levelled at 4-4. But that waj Rosie's last big effort Mrs.

King held her service to lead 5-4, despite another double fault, and then broke her ri val's service for the last time The final shot was a spectacu lar backhand pass. Mrs. King has now beaten Miss Casals 19 times out of 20 in the last two years. In the men's semifinals Thursday, Stan Smith, last year's losing finalist and No. 1 seed this year, will be carrying the American hopes.

The other semifinalists are Europeans. That's the first time this has happened since World War II. The reason is the running battle between the International Lawn Tennis Federation and World Championship Tennis, the pro group that has the top players like Rod Laver, Arthur Ashe and Ken Rosewall under contract. Differences beiween the two organizations have been patched up, but not in time to allow the WCT pros to Reps to Play Shelby Thursday The Helena Reps will take on Shelby at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at Field in a Class Western Division American Legion baseball doubleheader.

Helena will take a 7-5 league record into the twin bill and the Reps need a sweep to keep alive hopes of a high finish in the final league standings. They are 8-6 on the season and are fresh from a doubleheader split with Cut Bank. Shelby defeated Helena twice on the opening day of the season in Shelby. Coach Hank Flatow has not named his starting pitchers for the Thursday games. Pioneer League Won Lost Pet GB Billings Oaden Greet Falls I 2 .800 4 6 .400 4 3 7 .300 Idaho Falls 5 5 .500 3 Tuesday's Results Idaho Falls 5, Great Falls 4 Billings 6, Ogden 4 Billings 3, Oaden 0 Today's Games Rllllnqs ot Ogden Great Falls at Idaho Falls Stilts Wins Governor's REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Bobby Fischer apologized today for delaying the start of his $300,000 chess match with world champion Boris Spassky of Russia.

The American, whose dispute over prize money forced organizers to postpone the world championship round, said he had the greatest respect for Spassky as a man and as a player. The statement, prepared by Fischer's lawyers, was read to newsmen by Max Euwe, president of the International Chess Federation FIDE. It was not known whether this would be sufficient to overcome Russian objections to starting the match. In a statement Tuesday, Spassky said he would consider starting play only if Fischer paid the penalty for his behavior. Spassky told The Associated Press this afternoon he still did not know whether the match would begin Thursday.

He said there would be an announcement by the Russian delegation later. "We are sorry the world championship was delayed," Fischer's apology began. "My problems were not with Spassky whom I respect as a man and admire as a player." What Spassky meant when he demanded "just pimshment" for Fischer, he woulfl not say. There were unconfirmed reports the Russians wanted Fischer to be penalized with a loss of the first game. After holding out for more money and getting it, the American challenger came to Iceland for the postponed opening match Tuesday.

But Spassky walked out of the noon drawing to decide who would move first because Fischer was not present. He had sent his second, a Roman Catholic priest. Officials announced a new 48- hour postponement of the opener, originally scheduled for last Sunday. They hoped both players would be ready to meet on Thursday. Fischer arrived in Reykjavik early Tuesday.

The Icelandic Chess Federation had rejected his demand for 30 per cent of the gate receipts, but he agreed to come after a London investment banker doubled the $125,000 purse which he and Spassky will divide. The 29-year-old American grandmaster was resting from the overnight flight in a guarded villa at the edge of town when Spassky counterattacked in the holdout department. The 35-year-old Soviet champion read a prepared statement calling the American's conduct insulting and intolerable. It said Fischer, by refusing to appear at the opening ceremony last weekend, had insulted Spassky personally and the Soviet Chess Federation and had jeopardized his right to play for the title. The statement demanded that Fischer be punished.

However, Max Euwe, president of the international federation, said the Soviets had not formally requested punishment. "What should I do?" he asked. "Put him in the corner?" Fischer was staying away from newsmen and did not comment on the Soviet statement. With the contribution from the London banker, James D. Slater, the winner is to get $156,230 and the loser $93,750.

In addition, each player will get another $75,000 from the television and film rights. 4 4 Jockey Wilson. Fourth Race Quuarter Horse Futurity Trials. 350 yards. Mr.

Aquarius $3.00 2 80 2.40 Easy Queen 5.20 3.40 Pacific 66 3.00 Time: 18:50. Quinella (2 7) $20.60. Jockey Hewitt. Fifth Race Quarter Horse Futurity Trials. 350 yards.

Rebelucy $2 60 2 40 2.20 Red Cause 3.60 2.80 Sir Meyers 3.00 Time: 18:66. Quinella (5 6) $10. Jockey Hewitt. Sixth Race Quarter Horse Futurity Trials. 2 year olds.

350 yards. Target Practice $10.00 4.20 3.20 Bar Dot Darlln 5.60 3.00 Rcdwlllo Taraiet 3.4o Time: 18:74. Quinella (1 2) $10. Jockey Hewitt. Sixth Race Quarter Horse Futurity Trials.

2 year olds. 350 yards. Target Practice $10.00 4.20 3.20 Bar Dot Darlin 5 60 3 00 Redwillo Taraiet 3.40 Time: 18:74. Quinella (1 2) $12. JockeyHewitt.

Seventh Race Toroughbred Claiming, 3 year olds and up. 5 furlongs. Lenny (Cindy Moore) $12.00 4 50 1.60 I. B. King 4.20 3.20 Careless Ruler 3.20 Time: 58 4-5 secinds.

(Quinella (1 5) $20.80. Jockey Moore. Eighth Race Thoroughbred Claiming, 3 year olds and up. 6 furlongs. Purse $350.

Frosty Tlsh $13.20 6.60 4.80 Ram Norte 6.80 6 80 Say Hardl 4 00 lime: 1:11 2-5 seconds. Quinella (1 4) $33.20. Jockey Gray. Ninth race Troroughbred Allowance, year olds and up. 6 furlongs.

Heel Fly Jet 4.20 3.00 2.40 Ski Country 6.00 3.00 compete here this year. This has helped fifth-seeded Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia, second seeded Hie Nastase of Romania, and third seeded Manuel Orantes of Spain, reach the semifinals. In the semifinals, Smith will play Kodes and Nastase will face Orantes. Deadline Set To Enter City Tennis Tourney Deadline for filing entries for the annual City Tennis Tournament will be at 7 p.m. Thursday.

Entries may be made by contacting Jack Reddy. The entry fee is $2 for singles and $1.50 each for doubles. Trophies will be awarded the winner and runner-up in both events. Balls will be furnishpd by the Helena Tennis Club and losers in all matches except the finals will receive balls. Play will begin Saturday morning, 'limes and pairings will be announced P'riday.

The finals will be played the following weekend. Last year's champions were Steve Meloy in the singles and the team of Mars Scott and Mike Hallowell in the doubles. A new doubles champion is as sured since Hallowell will not be competing this yeat and as yet Meloy has not entered and has indicated he may not be back to defend his title. USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS THEY GET RESULTS uuvvwvMwwuwwnwwwvwwwwvwwwwwvi Husky Credit Carf, Master Charge, BankAmaricard, nd matt of th Major Oil Cards Accepted Hera. Cast of Helena en Highway 12 HUSKY! CARTRUCK STOP rr 'ft 812 N.

MAIN HELENA si CVJ Derby Laddie Meyers 3.20 Time: 20:61. Quinella (2 8, 4) $28.80. Jockey Favero. Sixth Race Thoroughbred claiming, $800. 3 year olds and up.

Purs $350. furlongs. Macedonia (Cindy Moore) $7.60 2.60 2.20 Joe D. Relah 2.20 2 Spot Scotch 3.00 Time: 1:05 4 5. Quinella (1 3) $5 20.

Jockey Moore. Seventh Race Thoroughbred claim. ing, $1,250 SI, 500. 3 year olds and up. S'i furlongs.

Purse $350. Satin Dove $16 80 12.00 4 SO Persian All 4.20 3 60 Flashy Pirnie 3 20 Time: 1:04 3-5. Quinella (5 7) $101.60. Jockey Hansen. Eighth Race Quarter Hors Allowance.

3 year olds and up. 350 yards Purs $500. Spear Lee Bar $3.40 2 40 2.40 Jetlana 2.40 3.20 Mr. Good Print 3 Time: 18:09 (New Track Record). Qui nella 3 5) $10.20.

Jockey Hewitt. Ninth Roc Th Governors Derby for Thoroughbreds. 3 year olds. S'i furlongs. Purse $500.

Cooler Blanket A Trophy to winner Presenented by Gov. Forrest Anderson. Stilts (B. Favero) $5.00 3.40 2.80 St. John 4.80 3.20 Trip To Win 2.80 Time: 1:05 2-5 Quinella (4 5) $17.80.

Jockey Favero. Tenth race Th Hlno Mil. Thoroughbred handicap. 3 year olds and up. Purs $800.

Colin A. $37.40 12 80 4.60 Dancing Dodger 2.80 2 40 Birthday Surprise 3.20 Time: 1:38 4-5 seconds. Quinella (6 A 7) $32,40. Jockey Snow. Eleventh Roc Thoroughbred claiming.

3-vr olds and up. 1 1-)6th miles. Purs $350. Gaufun $11 40 6 20 3.60 Joe Serenode 9.20 5.80 Moment's Orbit 5.00 Time: 1:46 3-5. Quinella 28.4) $94.40.

Jockey Massey. that if we were close to each other with 200 to go, we'd go in together. "We didn't want to make It a dog-eat-dog affair at the end. There was no need to. We're both on the team." Bennett, a graduate of Okla- 'homa Christian, said his former home prepared him for the heat here and said, "besides, it's nnt that bad because it's not too humid." Bannister hadn't seen his mother since he was graduated from college 18 months ago.

He sent his mother a plane ticket recently so she could see him compete. Now a Los Angeles resident, Bannister lost 10 pounds from the 200 he normally carries as he ran the 110-meter high hurdles in 14.5 seconds for 905 points, threw the discus 142-3 i and pole vaulted 13-1'; in the second day. "I sure could improve my pole vault," he said. "I lose a lot of points there." His total was the best mark in the world this year, 36 better than Russia's Nikolai Avilov, but Bannister says "it'll take at least 8,200 to win in Munich." EUGENE, Or. (AP) Summary rX Tuesday's only Individiiol event at the men's Olympic Track and Field SO-kilimeter walk, final 1.

lorry Mid-America Track Club. 4 13 04 4. (Belters American record ot 4 15 24 0. Dove Romansky. 190, but unacceptable as record because rr not contested entirely on frock).

2, WMIiom Weigie, Colorado TC, 3, Steve Havden, Long Island AC, 4:23:22.6. 4, Bob kitchen, Athens TC, 4:25:06 2. 5, Ron Ku-llk. New York AC, 4 30:50 Gory yvesterfield. Los Islong AC, 4:31:11.2.

7, Todd Scully. Army, 4 33 JO a. I. Bob Henderson, Army, 4:37:37 0. 9, Mike Ryun, Southern Colifornio Striders, 4:40:281 10, Ceroid Bocci, Motor City TC, 4:43:404.

11, Rob Bowman, SC Striders, 4:46:451. 12, Tom Knott, North Bedford. Club, 4-53 40 6 13, John Kelly, SC 4 53:51 6, 14, Steve Tyrer, Oregon TC. no time. Only finishers.

Dave Romansky, iouth Jersey Chargeg, die- 1 Jeff Bannister Has Highest Score This Year in Decathlon Over 3,000 pr. Venus Diver 3.20 Time: 1:10 3-5 seconds. Quinella (1 4) $11.40. Jockey Giay. Tenth Race Lewis Clark Handicap.

3 year olds and up. $350. 4Vj furlongs. Kelso's Kin 9.80 5 20 Our County Doc 3.60 Red Sarqe Time 52 1-5 seconds. Quinella (1 $16.80.

Jockey Massey. Speed Purse 300 2 60 2.60 2) Eleventh Race Thoroughbred Claiming $800. 3 year olds and up. 6 furlongs. Kid Dixie $24.60 14.60 7.40 Count Kika 6.40 Little Miss Swiss 4 60 7.80 Time: 1:11 2-5 seconds.

Quinella (3 8) $144.40. JockeyFanero. Fist Race Thoroughbred Allowance-fillies and mares. 3 year olds and up 5A furlongs. $350 Purse.

Teacher's Test $5.40 3 00 2 40 Wingagetit 4.80 3.20 Quebec Tan 2.60 Time: 1:07 2-5 Quinella (6 8, 7) $15.20. Jockey Vavero. Second Race Thoroughbred maidens. 3 year furlongs. Purse $350.

Embar Lita $5.00 2.60 2.40 Little Bit Windy 3.40 3.20 Easter Bug 4.80 Time: 1:06 3-5 Quinella (6 7) $6.80. Daily Double (7 7) $11. Third Race Quarter Hors. allowance. 3 year olds.

350 yards. Purs $350. Flying Cotton $14.00 3.40 2.80 Embar Twig 2.20 2 20 Four Twenty Nine 2.60 Time: 18:46. Quinella (3 4) $9.60. Jockey Heffernan.

Fourth Race Thoroughbred claiming, 3 year lonqs. $350 Purse. I'll Peel Buhl oy Steed olds and up. i fur- $50.20 11.80 3.20 680 2.60 2.80 Time: 1:10 3-5. Quinella $27.40.

Jockey -De Pew. Fifth Race Quarter Horse Allowance. 1 year olds and up. 400 yards. Purst $350.

High Bar Tony $16.20 5.60 3 80 Toy Print 3.40 2.80 Bannister on the track, moments after completing the final event, the run. Bannister was asked about his own performance but preferred to speak in glowing terms of his competitors. "I was so happy to see Jeff do so well in the pole vault, and Bruce make the team. I love all these guys. We compete against each other so often." Bennett went 16 feet 7 inches in the pole vault Tuesday, jumping from fifth position in the over-all standings to first briefly.

Then Bannister came back for a 200-11 javelin and regained the lead. The two ran almost arm-inarm through the last half lap in the 1,500 as both clocked 4:25.5. "I know Jeff likes to set the pace," said Bannister, "and I like to run behind. He had to beat me by seven seconds to win this thing and we agreed Darlin, Rpdwillo Tarajet, Red Cause, Pacific f.fi, Berta Mystic, and Sir Meyers. The pari-mutuel payoffs for the day continued to be good with the daily double from Imp, winner of the first race, to Ricky's Klicka, winner of the race, paying $255.20.

"he highest quinella pay off was on Kid Dixie and Count Kika, 1st and 2nd in the 10th race. Thev caid $144.40. BY GENE ROBERTSON (Special to the IR) Stilts, the favorite owned by R. C. Hillman of Pocatello, Ida ho, ran head and head all the way with second place finisher St.

John to win the Governor's Derby by a neck in the feature race Tuesday at the Lewis and Clark County Fairgrounds. A silver trophy and cooler blanket were presented by Gov. Forrest H. Anderson to the winning owner. Stilts ran the 5 furlongs in 1:05 2-5 and was ridden by jockey Buddy Favero.

Kaufman and Fowler's Trip to Win ran third. The cofeature, the Helena Mile, was won by longshot Colin A. The winner came from just off the fast pace set by the odds on favorite, and high weighted, Dancy Dodger to win by a little more than a length. Dancing Dodger took command on the clubhouse turn and led to an eighth of a mile from home, but he tired under his top weight of 128 pounds and had to settle for second. Colin A.

the mile in 1:38 4-5. The winner closed at odds of better than 17-1. He was ridden by Hank Snow. Everybody's favorite, Spear Lee Bar, set another track re cord when he won the Dapper Dan Quarter Horse Feature race. He ran the 350 yards in 18:09 seconds.

Spear Lee Bar is owned by Harry Lee and was ridden by Jockey Jim Hewitt. As usual, he was an odds on fa vorite. The weather was perfect and the large holiday crowd bet $60,665 on the 11 race program. Monday. July 1: rl.rl Drm ThArmiahhrpri mairfAns 5 vears SVi furlongs.

Purse $350. Cute Imp 15.80 6.00 3.4o Canay Counter 5 80 3 80 Lucky City Time! 1:07 flat. Quinella (2 3) S84.60 Jockey Favero. Second Race Quarter Horse maidens. 5 year olds.

350 yards. Purse 3S0. Ricky's Fllcka i7.w s.m Destiny Easy 3 80 3 60 Dizzy'j Boy 4 Tim- IP A.1 Oulnella 15 6) S57.80. Daily Double 5) J255.20. Jockey Fl-tzpatrick.

Third Race Trouohhred maidens, 2 year olds, 5 furlongs. Purse $350. Circle By Poss $9 00 7.40 $4 60 Miss Conaeniality 3.20 3 20 Black Sunrise 3 20 I Jockey Sue Wilson. Time: 1:02 1-5. Quinella 3 4) $3.40.

the 350-yard trials. Rebelucy, the strong favorite, won her heat as expected but took 18.66 seconds. She won the Yakima Futurity ihis year and remains the favorite to win the Capital City Futurity. She is owned by A. R.

Levis and trained by Robert Pulse. The third trial race was won by Target Practice, owned by Dale Beltz and trained by Robert Pulse. His time was 18.74 MEM'S LEVI'S, LEE, CHEAP JEANS, U.S. MALE-And Many More Famous Name Brands REMEMBER! EUGENE, Ore. (AP) They call it a "little club of ours" and they refer to the members as they would love ones.

It's the rugged, gruelling, two-day-ten-event test known as the decathlonMhe event Jeff Bannister calls his own today. Bannister, a graduate of New Hampshire who stands 6 feet 3 and weighs 10 pounds less than normal today, captured the U.S. Olympic Trials decathlon Tuesday with 8,120 points, the top total in the world this year. He conquered 97-degree heat as well as little Jeff Bennett of the Army. Bennett, with 8,076, and Bruce Jenner, a longshot from Iowa, with 7,846, also made the U.S.

team which goes to Munich this summer for the 20th Olympic Games. "I just wanted to get on the team. It's been a long wait," said a champagne-drenched seconds. All three winners in the trial? were ridden by jockey Jim Hew-ett. One of the favorites for the Futurity, Sure Jet, owned by Chuck Nicholas of Dillon, ran fourth in his heat and failed tr qualify but still remains on the "also eligible" list.

The ten qualifiers are: Mr. Aquarius, Easy Queen, Rebelucy, Target Practice. Bar Dot Mr. Aquarius Posts the Best Time In Quarter Horse Futurity Trials to the SUNSET DRIVE IN or the SKY HI DRIVE IN With Every $10.00 Purchase By GENE ROBERTSON (Special to the IR) Mr. Aquarius, owned by G.

J. Hopkins and trained by Dale Bagnell of Missoula, had the fastest time in the Quarter Horse Futurity Trials Monday at the Lewis nad Clark Fairgrounds. The i i time for Mr. Aquarius was 18.50 seconds for BROWN'S SPORT CENTER.