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ay iLi'y aa a 'y rjf ai" a na1 aa 'aa 1 The Boston Globe Tuesday. 3Ia 28. 1968 Suffolk Handicaps 1ST S3C-CD. claiming, maiden 3 -vear-olds, 6 furlonjs (J5OC0- Dancer's Image Won $236,000 ASK THE GLOBE SPORTS by Jack Barry pi II Ml 111! I Sy i pr I 1 FV- Vt ii-Wi' if- h. "ASK THE GLOBE-SPORTS" serves readers by get-ling ensu-ers and solving problems.

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Today's Sports Quizzer In 1920 an American League player made 257 hits, a record still standing. Who was it? (Answer Below) the $119,000 Gold Cup st Bowie on Apr. 5 and the SI 13.500 Wood Memorial at Aqueduct on Apr. 20. It was after the Gold Cup triumph that Fuller donated his S62.000 net purse to the widow of Dr.

Martin Luther King. Fuller concluded his statement this ntomir.g in words which shewed his grief. "On Dancer's Image's behalf and also rr.y family and rryself. we want to thank all those who have shown so much interest in his career. "As you know Dancer's Image won three S100.000 races in less than a month and will long be remembered by all us Fullers for his come-frcm-behind finishes, particularly that cf May 4 at Churchill Downs in the Kentucky The new? cf Dancer's Image's disqualification in the Derby did not break until the Tuesday following the race.

A chemical analysis showed traces of phenylbutazone in the horse, grounds for automatic disqualification. Fuller's trainer Lou Cava-laris insisted that the painkiller had not been administered to the horse later than the Sunday prior to the race. But in a three-day hearing before Churchill Downs" DANCER Continued from Page 1 In London, a Lloyds spokesman said today they have canceled the insurance policy on Dancer's Image. The firm declined to go into any details. After winning the Kentucky Derby on May 4.

Dancer's Image was disqualified when the painkiller was found in post race urint. After finishing third in the Preakness May IS, the horse was again placed last because of bampirg other horses in his typical stretch run. These two events cost Puller almost S13S.OO0. However, Peter had been confident that Dancer's Image would succeed in Saturday's Belmont, a race to horses late peec. B-elore tr.e Kentucky Derby.

Fuller declined an offer lor S2 million from a syndicate 'because rr.y wife said that she liked the colt and wanted to go to the Derby." Fuller stated that groups from Kentucky. Maryland and California were interested in syndicating the horse. He said the pnee would be in the vicinity of S2.5 to S3 million. will be 32 shares in the horse. I intend to keep 20 of them myself sr.d sell 10 Gold Celurr.ri 109 Meyer, 3-1 Slight edge 1 Wind Lord 111 Mercier 6-1 Ignore cud race 7 Mighty Bey 122 Dimlsvy 4-1 Should go well 3 Ahoy There 106 Casey 6-1 Has some class 9 TrCobra 111 Winaat 5-1 Promising third 5 Paper Maid 106 Garabardella 10-1 Outrun twice 2 Gun King 111 J.

Spinale 6-1 Factor if ready 4 Social Count 111 No Boy 15-1 Been idle 6 Make Certain 106 Carrozzella 10-1 Been idle 11 E.B. Jr. 109 Graham 20-1 Last dull 8 Trocp Star 10S Pizri 12-1 Last two poor 12 Belle Tecci 106 Sisum 12-1 Must show more 2D 53000, 4-year-olds up. 6 furlongs (S25O0): 10 Kerplunk 109 Pizri -l Last endorses 7 Blandford 11 Brandt -l Wrktr.g well, class 9 Ted's Choice 11 Madden -l Always dar.gercus 2 Deanade 103 Constantino 3-1 Last was good 4 John Conley 11 Jenkins 4-1 Been dose 3 Hurry B. 109 Santos 12-1 One fair race 12 Tides Meet "lO Santos 12-1 Last best yet 11 Speedy Silver 109 Hole 12-1 Overmatched last 6 Sunny James 114 Merlano 20-1 Last poor 8 Doable Or Quits 114 Gonzaler 8-1 Last dull 5 Easy Moniker 114 No Boy 10-1 Been idle 1 Blissful Rita 112 Brandt 20-1 Nothing lately 3D $3200, claiming, maiden 2-year-cids.

5 furlongs Jet Ticket 11 DeSpirito 3-1 2d to Barkobo 6 Sfcippy Glitters 105 Kunitake Beaten favorite 5 Space Admiral 114 Madden 5-1 Rough trip last 1 Pride's Rule 11 No Boy S-l Good trials 9 Candid Man II No Boy 8-1 Bore out last 2 Novisa III No Boy ID-1 Irs good hands 3 Alatna 115 No Boy 15-1 First start 10 Royal Friend II J. Spinale 10-1 First start 11 Hij Timer 31 Mayorg 12-1 Last two poor 7 Mr. Delan 118 Ramos 15-1 Failed GuKstream 12 Captain Silvio 11 Diai 15-1 First start 8 Hilldon 11 Ramos 20-1 Last poor 4TH $3000. claiming. 3 4-year-clds, 6 furlongs 8 Madam Heller 106 Hole 4-1 Edge here 3 Steno 1 13 Lapensee 10-1 Sleeper, lookout 10 Meeting House 112 Diai 3-1 Won handily 11 Green And Go 109 Ramos 4-1 Good chance Marching Group "102 Kunitake 8-1 One fair race 6 Suave Stepper US Jenkins 13-1 High speed 9 Aransas Pass 105 Morse 8-3 Speed, been idle '7 HiUhood 31S 20-1 One fair race 12 Pixie Pride 106 Merlano 10-1 Last three dull -5 Song Beau 318 No Eoy 15-1 Last dull 2 Andy's Quest 118 Kurt 35-1 Nothing lately 1 Evelyn Mry 102 No Boy 20-1 Must improve Could you tell me how these boat stores keep their blood, sand and sea worms alive and fresh for such a length of time.

We have tried refrigerating them but they only last for a couple of days. Richard Reardon, 672 Ferry st, Msrshfield. A Joe Delia Porta, Lynnway Marine. Lynn Harbor srys: Fcr send cr sea worms, ks-p in cool. -damp place, on pen newspaper for small amount, vilh temperature around 15 to 50 degrees.

Or for longer time, keep in pla.stic bottle or jug, with plastic screening top. Hang in salt water. For Blood worms, keep at same 45-50 degrees in. sea weed. Or in cool, damp place.

Refrigerator all right if 45-50 degrees, that is, not too cold. RACE IS OVER Dancer's Image, retired from racing today, is shown undergoing treatment for ankle trouble at Belmont yesterday. Bob Casey is the trainer. (AP) Does ABC plan cover any soccer competition during its coverage of the Summer Olympics from Mexico City? Al Giannantonio, 45 Bolton Marlboro. A Plans rate track, swimming and diving and American basketball high on priority list of events to be covered, with boxing being considered if an American is in finals.

Soccer, at present, does not appear to have such high For- tion stooa up. cuanf ward Pass, which also won were reported to be less than enthusiastic about a divisional setup. Cronin said the possibility of playing in one 12-team league, as is favored by many National League owners, was discussed but was not seriously considered. The two leagues agreed earlier Tuesday that each schedule should begin and end on the same days. Cror.in said the American League's schedule would be presented to Marvin Miller, attorney for the Players and to other player representatives who 'are very interested in the length cf the schedule." at S78.125 the Preakness, was declared he other 5TH $3000.

claiming. -year-olds up. 6 furlongs 1 Back At Last 11 Moyers 6-1 Rider switch Whould you list the top draft picks of the Los Angeles Lakers in the recent college senior drafting? Ray Ilsenbarger, 99 Mt. Hope Attleboro. A (1) Bill Hewitt, USC; (2) Ed Biedenbach, NC State; (3) Lou Shepherd, S.

Wrest Missouri (4) Nick Pino, Kan. (5) Dennis Hicka, Hillsdale; f6) John Smith, So. (7) George Stone, Marshall; (8) Chas. Alford, E. Carolina; (9) Harry Singletary, Fla.

Pres; and Reggie Lacefield, W. Mich. BASEBALL Continued from Page 1 The season will last 24 weeks instead of the present 25. the league owners announced a meeting in Chicago. Each team will play its division foes nine times at home and nine away.

During the ft fit year cf the r.ew system, each team will play si.x home games with teams of the ether division and five away. The Western Division teams will be Chicago. Minnesota. Kansas City. Oakland, Seattle and California.

Divisional playoffs essential in order to pick a pennant winner and World Series contender will be played as part cf the regular schedule. The league champion will be determined in a best-three-out -five series between the leaders cf each division. I' there should be a tie for first place in either division, it will be decided in a sudden death playoff, with the home park decided by lot League president Joe apiece." he explained. "My wife Joan can hardly wait for Dancer's Image to have a son. If he does, she will name the colt Dancer's Revenge," Fuller added with a wry smile.

Despite his hard-luck in May, Dancer's Image won $236,000 in less than two years of racing. In 1967 as a 2-year-old he won eight and finished second four times in 15 starts with earnings of $61,245. This year he had nine starts, wen four, was second once and third once, earned $175,331. Included were stretch-running victories in the Derby champion. Cava-iaris was suspended from racing for 3(3 cays.

A friendship between Fuller and Adfred Yar.derbii: resulted in the breeding cf Fuller's mare, Noor's Image, to Vanderbilt's famed Native Dancer. Originally Fuller named the colt Alvin Image. A pessimistic report on the colt's legs decided Fuller to put him up for sale at the yearling auction. But at the last minute Fuller had a change cf heart, bid his own horse back for $28,000 and renamed i Dancer's Image. 122 Hole 122 Gambardella 114 Madden 122 Tartaglia 117 Mayorga 119 Robart 109 Gambardella 134 Laoensee 109 Waida 11 Davem 109 Davem 3 Sea Power 1,1 Attribute 4 Greek Devil 12 Indian Classic 6 Hcb And Nob 7 Countertown 9 Sure Ruler 8 Evelew 5 Lady Challa 10 Big Deal 2 Princess Leslie Suffolk Results ANSWER TO SPORTS QUIZZER George Sisler, with 257 hits, for the St.

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3-year-olds. 6 furlongs Lions Sign UMass' Landry Uaited Press International DETROIT The Detroit Lions Tuesday signed quarterback Greg Landry of Massachusetts, the club's Xo. 1 draft choice, to a 1968 contract. The Lions said the 6-4. 205-pound Landry was the f.rst college quarterback from this year's draft to commit himself to a major league club.

Ke will join four other quarterbacks already on the Lions' roster. No terms were announced for Landry's SIXTH Krvere Cours. Gride C. 7 Pnn 1-1-2 JS 7 2-1 2 Ptrfar Penny 7-4-6 SS 91 3-1 i Cofiejr 6-2-3 4C 4-1 5 Dufar 1-5-4 1 5-1 3 Key V5or 5-1-3 41 It 6-1 5 7-5- 40 25 8-1 4 Mi Ch'ra'f B'tty 3-7-C 3S 8-5 t2-l 6 Siee-ryLid 6-6-6 15-1 PAK1NA all 1st war. PEBKT PFNNT asaia aiaitr.

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"The conclusion of the club owners on the schedule was unanimous, coming after a full However, a league spokesman said at least two teams the Chicago White Sox and Minnesota Twins and possibly a third had objected to being put in the Western Division with the expansion teams. Cronin said, "they went along with the feeling of the league." The National League Monday night also voted to expand to 12 teams, adding San Diego and Montreal to their roster. However. National League owners meeting elsewhere in Chicago 135 Madden 114 Movers 135 Moyers 111 Lapensee 112 Hole 318 J. Spinale 136 Kurti 2- 1 Won deverly 3- 1 Second last 2 3- 1 Beaten favorite 10-1 Last not bad 4- 1 Factor if ready 8-1 Last poor 10-1 Must show more A3 11 AM to 4 PM cpt Sun.

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Spain. "Chippy" knew the latest league standings, right down to 10th place the bullring standings, that is. Ole! was his s'egan-no: "Play ball!" They're going to miss him round Xogales. Tiaju-na and Mexico City. He was not one of these.

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