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72 THE BOSTON GLOBE THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 1980 Towser's Wonderland picks Tonight's-Foxboro harness racing handicaps Thursday, Sept 1 Post time 8 p.m. ZIP CHAE lilies outside: SUGAR SNAP rajlmnnar. ICA U3F.LL closing. SEVENTH Grade T.

BEST BETS HE'S DEBONAIR, 4th: Zk? CHAC tth; SUNJUNS. Stn. Eastern swim officials threaten strike over pay My Pretty Dream 1-5-2 451' 4 Kochia 3-6-2 FIRST S16 mite. Code C. Last Beet 2- 1 3- 1 6-1 6-1 S-1 44 91 45 00 4523 45 09 2 Mi Touch 6-3-1 6 Savor Champ 6-5-1 Ooo Thro.

Time Odds 3164 2-1 WD Marana Kid 4-4-4 3 Witches Cesser 7-8-8 1 Evening 6-2-2 6 Oaigte Morta 5-1-2 45.11 10-1 1 Jennifer Jans 6-2-4 1-2-3 45 29 6 Peoples TENTH 1 moo. etarm pace, 11500 1 Drummer Blood 5-2 6 Lmoaiae. Jo Hogan 7-2 4 loupro. Moanan 9-2 3 Mf American. J.

Green 5-1 8 Roundhouse. J. Farret 6-1 5 Neras Siarsky. no driver 8-1 7. Crnnco Don.

Beck with 10-1 2 Brooklyn Skenor. K. Heeney 12-1 ELEVENTH 1 orile, cWm pace, S190S 2. Sporty McGea. Jo.

Hogan 2-1 1. Steady Black Boy. 0 Handy 3-1 3. Reoekan May, J. Smnfi 4-1 4.

Joly Green Missy. J. Doherty 5-1 5. Shadydakt Seal. S.

LeBianc 6-1 6. So Sudden. B. Beckwitn 6-1 9 Mellobum, J. Tomasmo 10-1 7.

Star Passer. R. Geuther 12-1 6. Sassafras Sue, K. Heeney 15-1 6 Overtime.

J. Green 10-1 5 MacBan Cowmbia. C. 0smn 2. Buzz Dost.

J. Oetetano 15-1 EIGHTH 1 mile, ctataa naca, S34C0 4 Civil War E. Smnh 5-2 5. Avrum. D.

Tucoko 1 Ed Bar. RotuUard S-2 3. Savant. M. McNichoi 5-1 7.

Honest Lightfoot. Beckwith 6-1 6 Oavids Boycrnk. G. Kamal 8 1 8 American Chief. J.

Doherty 10-1 2 Koala Bravado. LeBianc 12-1 NrWTH-1 Invllatlonal srot. SSSOO 6. Firocreek. tjlood 5-2 1.

Auld Reekio. Heeney 7-2 4 Nitty Christy. B. Ranger -2 7. Count Yankee.

J. Oonerty 5-1 2. Suck Bel, K. Heeney 6-1 3. Mr.

Nashua. W. Beckwitn 5. Noble Bktz, W. Harp 10-1 6 Manservant 1-1-5 5-1 7 Bronzo 4-2-7 31.75 3149 3163 31 67 31 63 31 53 32.26 4-1 4-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 10-1 12-1 8 P.

Ama DevH 6-7-7 4 Craigie Hunter 1-4-7 2 Lady 6-5-3 DDI MARANA KID to WITCHES CEASER SMdl JENNIFER JANE pacesetter. SECONO 616 Mila. Grade B. 3 Hanukah Ma 7-5-3 45 89 10-1 MV PRETTY DREAM boi to wire; KOCHIA sroU rested; TOUCH Inside EIGHTH S16, Grade D. 7TH'sSassy 4-3-5 31.79 5-2 3 Slickey Wicket 6-2-3 31.52 9-2 6 5-3-5 31.73 6-1 5 Siren.

6-2-5 3166 4-1 4 9knko 6-4-8 31.81 7-2 2 Dreamy 3-x-x 32.19 6-1 8 Step Forward 3-5-6 31.73 15-1 1 Neptune Superjet 5-6-2 2174 10-1 TtR'e SASSY drop needs rail; STICKEY WICKET early speed; KAMIKAZE needs better effort. 3-1 5 ZA Tiny 5-3-2 31.71 TEytt 2-2-6 1 Gina Maria 7-4-3 6 Sue Lane 4-8-2 5- 1 3-1 6- 1 8-1 5-1 10-1 3161 3167 31.47 31.40 31 49 31 62 6 Midway 2-6-7 2 Bridegroom 6-2-4 3 Van Camp. 1-6-7 4 CS 6-1-2 31 61 12-1 ZA TINY OANCER overdue; EVLA NINTH 516, Grade C. closing outside; GINA MARIA lannmner. THMtD S16 mile.

Grade M. 2- 1 5-2 3- 1 7- 2 5-1 8- 1 8 Pleasure Cove. 1 5-6 31.92 1 Sunjiins. 1-7-7 3121 6 ML 2-4-5 31.37 2 Fmal Payment 3-3-2 31.50 5 I'm Fannie 2-1-1 31 .35 8 Liming. 3162 4 Fleet Champ 8-4-1 3181 7 Sow 3-6 31 .89 3 Room's Carry 6-5-1 31.72 B00TERS SINCE 1934 9 BEACON BOSTON 2-1 4- 1 5- 1 6- 1 5- 1 6- 1 12-1 12-1 12-1 32 09 32 01 32.04 3217 31.94 32.03 32 36 4 Fancy Broad 2-2-2 3 Static Cttae 3-4-6 1 Jobi's Ember 1-6-s 7 Folly's Cove 5-4-2 5 Bonus Whil 7-5-5 Alteon 6-5-4 6 LA Way To Go 4-7-7 Thursdaj, Sept.

18 Post tune. 7:45 p.m. poet position order) FIRST-1 mue.datm pace, tHOO 1. Del Almahurst. g.

Kamal 5-2 6 Mountain Greenery. R. Chick 7-2 7 Speedy Bubet. 8 Mattison 9-2 2. Loltta Turso.

Estes 5-1 3 Minn View. 6-1 4. Regma F. J. Distetano S-1 8.

Hulbah's Hope. Marshall 5. Woodhel Reward. A 12-1 SECONO 1 mile. cowl.

pace. 1300 1. Deep Spirit. R. Wing 5-2 2 Twas H.

Arnold 7-2 5 Luslras Best. C. Dickson 9-2 6 Jingle Byrd Jo. B. 5-1 3.

Rocky Snappy Dyke. H. 6-1 4. Dancing Byrd, no 6-1 7 Primers Luck. B.

Beats 10-1 8 Pnmatic, 12-1 9 Halt Nelson, U. Sutherland 15-1 THIRD 1 mile, claim pace, S110O 2. Kiassy Paige. MacDonaid 5-2 4. Slang, J.

Smith 7-2 5. Drummond Song, G. Kamal 9-2 7. tnvesta Bit. L.

Bauer 5-1 8. Gassy Tower. M. Mullane 6-1 3. Boc Worthy P.

Battis 8-1 6. Only Way, J. Eugann 10-1 1. Infinity, N. McNcriol 12-1 FOURTH 1 mile, claim pace, 11100 7.

Mikes Spirit, R. Andersen 5-2 1. Todd Adios, J. Smith 7-2 8 Miracle Romance. J.

Bistetano 9-2 2. Coalmen! W. G. Kamal 5-1 6. Peter hop.

T. Van AKtyma s-1 5. Conestoga Rob, H. 8-1 -X ternanderlee, Tisbert 10-1 4. Buzz Saw, F.

MacEacnem 12-1 FIFTH 1 mile, claim pace, 11309 7. Steppln Henry. Ja. Hogan 5-2 1. Racing Victory, R.

Arnold 7-2 6. Mam St. Mac. R. Andersen 9-2 4.

Rag Time Lucy. P. Batus 3. Scottish Triumph, ft. Hagan 6-1 8 Spirit of Kentucky, Fitch 8-1 5.

Taurentmo P. Constantino 2. Bye Bye Timbo, K. Heeney 12-1 SIXTH 1 mile, oend. pace, J2100 1.

Land Ranger, J. Doherry 2-1 3. Duty Calls. B. Beck with 3-l 8.

Rio Hanover, R. Tisbert 4. Guess Away E. Smith 5-1 5. Nysrm Daniel.

W. Beckwitn 6-1 2 Voto Oios, Connor 8-1 7. Rum Keg. J. Doherty 10-1 6.

Never Last. R. Andersen 12-1 SEVENTH 1 mile, cond. pact, S1S00 1. Oana Lee.

J. Doherty 3. Penobscot Time, no driver 7-2 4. We Oo VkM. no driver 9-2 7 Most Ever.

R. Wing 5-1 8. Barbs Ptincess, Jo. Hogan 6-1 9. Sir Mc.

J. Marshall 8-1 SUNJUNS one more time: ML DASH needs room; FINAL PAYMENT 15-1 money factor. TENTH S16, Grade 2 Whiz Rocket 4-7-4 31 74 PLEASURE COVE outside route; FANCY BROAD always close; STATIC CHAE early epeed. FOURTH S16 mile. Grade D.

SCHOOLS By LARRY AMES There's labor unrest on two levels of Interscho-lastlc athletics in Eastern Massachusetts. Swimming officials In Eastern Mass. are threatening to go on strike if they don't receive a $5 a meet pay increase. Swimming officials have been making $20 a meet for the past five years, and have been offered a $2 increase by the swimming negotiating subcommittee of the Massachusetts Interseholastic Athletic games officials committee. Meanwhile, coaches in Westwood are concerned about alleged inequities in the pay scale of some coaches in the system.

A closed negotiating meeting tonight at the Colburn School could determine a future course of action for the coaches. "We've held the line and tried to be nice, but we haven't received a pay increase for five years, and they've offered us $2 a meet." said Bill Wentworth. chairman of the South Suburban Board of Swimming Officials. "The MIAA staff got big raises up to 62 percent this year and we get offered $2. It's unfair." said Wentworth.

Complicating the picture for the Eastern Mass. officials is a tentative three-year agreement reached with the Western Mass. swimming officials. They've agreed to the $2 increase in the first year. Carl Ostrowski, assistant principal at West Springfield High and swimming negotiating subcommittee chairman, said an Eastern settlement is "very close." "We've negotiated in good faith.

Somewhere along the line some people have thrown in a batch of emotion; they've gotten the feeling they're being thrown in the waters, and it's not true," said S-1 3-1 7-2 3-1 S-1 However. Wentworth, is sending letters to his officials telling them not to work meets after Sept. 30 if schools don't pay officials $25 a meet. Westwood, which this week won The Globe's Ernest Dalton Trophy for athletic excellence for the fifth time in six years, is facing a serious morale problem among its staff in the wake of the current negotiations. "I've been here 10 years, and the morale has never been this bad," said girls' basketball coach Kathy Delaney Smith.

Special activities personnel (coaches as well as drama, band and yearbook personnel) have been offered a 10 percent increase on a two-year contract. "On paper, the money appears to be very good. But the settlement doesn't address the problem." said Delaney Smith. "Some of our coaches like soccer, volleyball. Softball and tennis are very poorly paid, among the lowest if not the lowest In the Tri-Valley League, and giving them 10 percent a year is not solving the problem." The Westwood Coaches Assn.

has been building a line of communication with the citizens of the town, attempting to explain the plight of the special activities teachers and coaches. "The school committee's argument is that the raises won't pass the town meeting," said Delaney Smith, "and that's why we have been trying to educate the townspeople with the facts concerning the low salaries." There already have been some resignations in Westwood because of the salary problems. And there are fears that the program might begin to suffer if an adequate contract isn't signed because additional resignations are likely if the Inequities aren't addressed. SPECIAL! BOAT-rilOCS Genuine Hand Sewn Made in Maine 31 35 31.50 31.39 31 56 31.71 31.52 6 He Debona 2-7-2 31 29 7 tarty Factor. 6-2-6 31.62 SRwalero 4-1-4 31.S6 6 On le Girl 8-6-4 8 Lifetime 2-5-5 1 Leadall 2-3-1 5 Proper Escort 3 Madds Wanna Win3-6-2 7 Beaver Ban 1-4-8 4 Mawell 2-4-7 9- 5 3-1 6-1 9-2 8-1 10- 1 12-1 10-1 10-1 13-1 31.55 31.57 3160 31.75 32 42 5 Penrose Al 2-4-4 1 Ole Ana 6-1-7 3 Now A Whiz.

7-5-8 2 Mountain Pistol 4-k-x 4 Fanny Jones 5-8-1 WHIZ ROCKET could surprise; OWE GIRL dropping; LIFETIME PLAN early speed. ELEVENTH 516, Grade A. 31 71 15-7 HE'S DEBONAIR needs rail; EARLY FACTOR bo helps: RIVALERO 1 Good House 2-1-7 31.52 31. how $29.85 REGULARLY '40M 5-2 3- 1 4- 1 4-1 8-1 8-1 10-1 ZCorbn 3 Monte 6-1-1 7 Fast Flow 1-4-7 6 Rail Burner 1-7-8 5 Fast Tracker 3-8-5 4 Touch Of Awe 6-3-2 8 Better Scotch 3-6-6 3151 31.20 31.43 31.23 31.29 3153 late tusrter. FIFTH -RC.

Grade D. 3 Pecos Tom 3-7-7 2 Rajasiar 3-4-5 7 Josina 7-2-2 1 Short Spring 8-4-5 4 NT's 5 Java Joe 6-5-4 6 A. Tiny Trick 6-5-6 6 Prince 4-8-2 40 27 40.92 39.79 40.59 40.07 40.27 5-2 4-1 4- 1 5- 1 6- 1 10-1 10-1 15-1 GOOD HOUSE needs deer sailing; GENUINE MOCCAS 39 8 8-1 NON-SKID SOLE PECOS TOM KAT laat good; RAJASTAR Inside; JOSINA needs SIXTH S16 mile. Grade A. 31.30 CORBIN lalerush; MONTE JACKSON forget last.

TWELFTH RC, Grade 8. 4 Paddy Cleary 3-3-4 3-1 7 Ban Bo 2-6-7 39 97 7 2 6 Self Service 4-2-5 40 08 6-1 5 Clay Basket 40 35 9-2 1 Pert Girt 1-8-1 35.94 10-1 6 Master Cnee 6-34 -i0 19 10-1 2 Tannery 8-6-1 40 05 12-1 3 Solo Gal 7-5-8 15-1 PAOOY CLEARY with late rush; BAN 80 goad last; SELF SERVICE factor. WE ACCEPT i mister charse 2ipChae 1-1-6 1 Sugar Snap 4-5-1 6 Ida ideH 3-7-1 7 Whisper Quick 2-1-3 3 Mountain Topper 5 Pretty Flash 1-1-3 4 Archer 8-2-8 2- 1 5-2 3- 1 3-1 9 2 8-1 10-1 10-1 31 15 31 32 31 25 31.39 31 35 31.73 31.40 T0.74MI71 IttCM JT. MSTM. Ill 02108 .1 Oust 6-6-1 Yesterday's Taunton results Taunton greyhound entries SIXTH 518 (AA) Penny Return 5-1 Kiss For Luck 4-1 Michael Corteone 4-1 Sought 6-1 El's Lucky Boy 8-1 Another Gal 9-2 tnkan.

Genus 12-1 Yankee Trader 6-1 SEVENTH 36 (AA) 3-1 15-1 12-1 12-1 6- 1 7- 2 12-1 Boebo Sitva 5-1 Marveila Mi Gold Nugget Zee MiMaicia 7-2 NO. Bannon Shut Open II Run Funtover Ml Marcia 7-2 O. Dannon FIRST -516 IB). T-31 22. 5 Optioned 21.20 13.40 8 00 1 Rale High 4.80 3.60 2 Wichita Monteil 6.60 QuUl 172.40 SECOND 516 (BB).

31.73. 4 Edoewood Chris 19.60 9 20 4 80 5 GP's Happy Girl 15.40 7 60 6 Befall 4 60 Outn S143.40 Trt $1761.20 Double $13.80 THIRD-516 (C), T-31. 52 6 High Noon Mo 18.60 6 20 5 80 1 Fiddler Green 4.00 2 60 6 Polish Vk 7 60 Quia 825.20 Trt 8933.20 FOURTH S16 (AA), 30 93. 2 Blue Cyclone 6 40 4 80 3 00 8 Sandown Pinto 5.20 3.20 6 Ruben Flint 4.2G Ouln 1 4.20 Trl $89.20 Thursday, Sept. 18 Poet time, 1:15 p.m.

(In post position order) FIRST 516 BB Pousse Cafe 5-1 Revere Red 12-1 Kool Maiden 6-1 J's Sandra 4-1 Manteca Twst 8-1 Bee Noble 6-1 Manteca David 9-2 Lantana View 4-1 SECOND516 (A) Amber Flint 9-2 Dusty Toole 7-2 Brass Host 6-1 Eastwood 6-1 Midessa Jangles7-2 Claregun's 8-1 S. Emperor 10-1 My Man Carl 5-1 THIRD 516 (C) Natural Magic 4-1 Wnite Ore 5-1 Casper Jasper 9-2 Silver Sweet 6-1 Ernie 10-1 Rag DoU 6-1 Claregun's Ralby 12-1 April The Grt 6-1 FOURTH 5716 (M) Bubbys Dog 5-1 Jimmy's Steve 6-1 Surfire Easy 5-1 Devon UnocopylO-1 Tough Whiz 8-1 Bee Blue Boy 5-1 Jam Twister 6-1 SS Julio Sis 4-1 FIFTH-3l (A) Fanny FHnl 9-2 Black Oman 4-1 Ole Maid 6-1 Money Pet 6-1 Napios Violin 6-1 Direct Obiect 4-1 t. Hank 10-1 Kate Martin 5-1 EK3HTH-516 (A), T-31 67 6 Hurry Sundown 33.40 18.60 4 00 SDK'S Monarch 4.40 2.60 2 Surfire Winnie 3 40 Quln (8-8) $87.40 Trt 6-8-2 $304.20 NINTH-5T6 (A), dh6 Hero 14 20 11 60 12.80 dt7 Bs Dark Fire 6.60 5 60 6.60 1 Mary Mo Cm 4.00 Ouln 8-7 $58.48 TENTH -S16 (A). 1-311. 6GeSeDelores 31.00 12 80 7 40 8 Hazel's Sister 19.40 9 60 7 Dutch Lynn 9.80 Outn 8-6 $177.00 Trt 8-8-7 IM ELEVENTH-516 M.

(BB), T-31-63. SShsnnon's Mist 11.60 6.60 6 00 5 Not Guilty 5.00 3 SO 2 Dornhaselbach 4.20 Ollln -6 $23.60 Trt 6-5-2 $495.00 TWELFTH-36 M. (BB). 5 S. Inkle 11.20 4 00 3.40 2 Now On 2.60 3.60 4 Hondo Gum Drop 3 40 Ouln 2-5 $21.40 Trt 8-2-4 $235.80 Attend: 2344 Handle: $240,126 EIGHTH 518 (A) Moose Goose 5-1 Nice Going Mo 12 1 Manor Ira 4-1 Lusty Lisa 6-1 A Lithe Foxy 6-1 RD's Vaughn 9-2 Johnnie onryoneo-l Lucky Crown NINTH-516 (AA) Ml Can She 5-1 Sandy Drive Elusrvo Ability 8-1 Funny Heart 4-1 7-2 10-1 6-1 Big Emma 9-2 Linda K.

Hoss Arizona Elvis -15-1 Boston Bob TENTH S16 (A) S. At 4-1 Za Prjted Bobbi Red 6-1 Silver Fntsy 12-1 5-2 5-1 Manteca Dtch 5-1 Glenn's Julius 10-1 Roman12-1 Burnin Bemie ELEVENTH 516 BB Sandown Debbi4-1 WW Bret 10-1 FIFTH (A) 1 More Spark 6.20 4 00 3 60 7 Hello Homed 11.80 7.20 4 Intense 50 Ouln $50.48 Trt $50.40 5 Rainbow Mist 5.20 3 40 2 60 2 Manteca Ripples 3 40 3.20 1 Yuroke Rebel 4.60 Ouln $12.00 Trt $232.00 SEVENTH (AA) 38.03. 8 Romar Elite 7.60 3.40 2.40 3 Land Goddess 2.60 2.20 6 WW Sugar Twin 3.00 Quln $7.40 Trt $103.80 Glming Mary 5-1 Has A Wtseguy 6-t No Kiden 7-2 Burgandy Rose 6-1 Sunglo 5-1 Fecos Kissy 5-1 TWELFTH 36 (B) More racing on Page 70 12-1 9-2 5- 1 6- 1 Admstsble 4-1 Surfire Rib Always Mine 4-1 Lucky Rev Gioi Brown 8-1 Bee Stung Karenina 6-1 Atocha I i I day A WEEK- V7 1 I DAYS A Ay rail IflME ir jiiUyliSir; These radial tuned shocks have been reduced from $24.95. And they're guaran teed for as long as you own your car (if anything goes wrong well replace them And we'll give you 100 free miles a day. Just reserve your car 24 hours in advance.

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