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BOXING TRIM'S ARENA RACING 4 10, 1974 i If Mecidoivs Handicap Ali leaves for fight full of confidence 1 By Ed Romero Wednesday, Sept. 11 -1 76-day Meadows meet on Clear and Fast Post Time 1 p.m.'l (Stlaotion ippiir In erdtr of Handieviper't pnftrtneal -r. BEST BET HALTER HATER, 6th BEST CHANCE BET J. SIR RAH, 7th v't LONGSHOrS PRETTY QUICK 5 MYTHICAL TRICK LILAC BOUQUET 1 ORO BLANCA 2 BROKEN HILL COWBOY DAN 7 J. SIR RAH (FANCY NATIVI (MIDGET MAN United Press International BOSTON Muhammad Ali, sounding like the Cas-sius Clay of the 1960s, yes 1,11,111,17,7,17, 77 A FIRST RACE (Daily Doublg) Six furlonn, maidan filliej.

I and 4 yaar oldi, claiming (all ((500); puraa $2600i Index PP Horsa Jockey Wt. Comment Wt. F796 F736 764 terday left the U.S. for Africa and his fight with heavy- A TT'TVT A weight champion George All Tj A Foreman. 1 Odds 3 3 7-2 '1, ADELKA LOU MAGINARY DAWN AHEAO TABBY BRAC ORO BLANCA QUEEN EROS Herrera Schacht Gonzalez Gonzalez Baza Yaka Ill Fair Sacramento preo 116 Closed strongly at Sacto 116 Best would Threaten 111 Tab board action 116 Chance play off fairs 120 Trailed at fairs 116 Fair form not much 116 Fair form promising 111 Blinkers, dull form 116 Broke slow, must improve Lanowav aSWEET MODEL Ronrt F172 F712 F5U F724 3657 6461 F345 a-K, WITH AWAY Ostermann aAPRISA B.

Rond B. K. LASSIE Lewis Lowery trained entry. Dull form at fairs no 7711 SECONO RACE (Dally Double) Six furlongs, fillies and mares, year elds and up, clalmini oursa (4000; Index PP Horse 49ers trade Jackson to Eagles The San Francisco 49ers today traded running back Randy Jackson to the Philadelphia Eagles for a pair of unannounced future draft picks. Jackson came to the 49ers last year as part of the trade of defensive tackle Earl Edwards to Buffalo.

Because of the 49ers wealth in running backs this year it was felt that Jackson was expendable. Jockey Wt. Comment Odds 114 Broke in tangle at Stockton 5-1 114 SharD form at fairs a F680 9 OWN BLEND Baza (F680) 6 SUES DESPAIR lague F764 2 JUDGE'S GLORY Lewis 4 HUG HER TITE Caballero 7473 8 SARA'S DOLL Gonzalez F752 5 BROKEN HILL Winick (3642) 3 MISS CHERRY PIE Baze F828 11 ROYAL CLAJMER Volzke F790 7 RUTHIE PIE Archuleta 6058 1 FIJI NATIVE Sherman 7589 10 SKIMMING Skinner 112 Fair Sacramento second 114 Gets hustling pilot 114 Live pilot, threat 109 Chance off fair form 114 Should need racing 114 Also ran at Sacramento 109 12 back at Sacramento 114 Past races dull 114 Del Mar finals dull 12 15 350 eS' yMr 5000) Index PP Horse Jockey Wt. Comment Odds F552 7 WITMORE Nakamura F737 4 MAH OOY Yaka (5928) 3 DOONHILL RULER Herrr (F028) 2 CALIFORNIA GOLD Gnzlz F631 COWBOY DAN Castillo F737 1 LITTLE JOHN SILVER Pet (4243) 6 LITTLE DOC Baze 114 Threat off Meadows fair 114 Sacramento finals sharp 109 Threat off mile win 109 Maiden win at Solano 109 Looms chance play 114 Four back at Sacto 114 Long idle, may do later "If you think the world waa surprised when Nixon resigned, wait till I whip George Foreman's behind," Ali proclaimed in a rambling style reminiscent of the verbiage that made him famous. Ali is considered as underdog in his fight to regain the title he lost to Joe Frazier in March, 1971.

Foreman won the title in January, 1973, with a second-round TKO of Frazier "I never wanted to whip a man as much as I want to whip this man. This Is my last fight," Ali said. "I want the whole world to enjoy it. I'm the greatest of all time. Everyone should go see me win Ali and his party of 35 were booked on a flight to Paris last night en route to Kinshasa, Zaire, and his bout with Foreman in two weeks.

Ali, never at a loss for words, said he plans to re 4 6" 771 FOURTH RACE Six furlongs, 3 year olds, claiming (all (5O00)r purse $3500i if' :) vA 1 J' I I it I i i.V 1 S4 If I 7' II i 1 Index PP Horse Jockey Wt. Comment Odds 4 F737 F737 (F665) (F760) F523 F644 F702 F753 JOE THE TOE Cruz THREE BARRY Lewis ALI HOST Gonzalez RIDAN CELERITY Winick PRETTY QUICK Caballero ELM PARK MAN Volzke FLYING TROY Rond VINDICTIVE Sherman 114 Bumped start, 2nd Sacto 114 Can improve Sacto finals 114 Handy Stktn maiden win 109 Sharp Sacramento win 114 Broke slow, fair 3rd 114 Two back at Stockton 114 Down track at Stockton 114 Sacramento mile dull 77UFFTH RACE (Exacta) Six furlongs, maidens, ysar olds, claim- 1 Ing (all purse $3000; Index PP Horse Jockey Wt. Comment Odds 7582 F714 F738 F546 F714 F738 7592 By Ed Romero Examiner Turf Writer Fair circuit fans will feel right at home today when the annual fall thqroughbred racing season opens at Bay Meadows with campaigners from the summer loop conspicuous by their presence. Once again as the annual fair circuit season comes to a climax with a program featuring the $20,000 Governor's Handicap at the Cal Expo Fairgrounds in Sacramento, and Bay Meadows gets under way for 76 days, the cycle of Northern California racing completes a full turn The Fairs to Bay Meadows to Golden Gate Fields, to the Fairs to Bay Meadows. Bay Meadows racing secretary Harry Krovitz finds himself making maximum use of arrivals by way of Vallejo, Pleasanton, Santa Rosa, the San Mateo Fair, Stockton and the California State Fair.

Fifty seven- per cent of horses entered for the inaugural card of the fall meeting opening under the auspices of the Tanforan Racing Association' come directly from fair circuit competi-ton. Four of the 58 runners listed on the first day program for which 101 horses were entered, Journeywood, Siempre ro, Nearcorite and Carlos Villa, drew start-i assignments against Hillhouse for the 23rd running of the $20,000 added Bay District stakes. Hillhouse carries a record of seven wins out of his last eight starts Into the Bay District stakes which matches three year olds over six furlongs. Tomorrow's program at the Peninsula mile course will be heavier in country flavor with 58 of the 85 horses eligible to start checking in from the most successful fair circuit in the United States. Included in the fair's contribution of 68 per cent will be Sharp Favor, Yodel Babey and Auntie Irene among the seven fillies and mares named to meet Lady Kirsten, a winner of three straight at Del Mar, in the' feature $7,500 Loyola allowance sprint.

SHAOENOA Gonzalez BOLD CHAMPION Volzke SPACE AVAILABLE Lnwy HURRY ON BACK Lwless MYTHICAL TRICK Archult DOLL'S BEST Winick ASK GEORGE Valenzuela FERN FOREST Valdez KENS WHISK Luckie zaBOLD RENOWN Ross aKING WAKO Ross 118 Nod off Del Mar finals 118 Bobbled break Sacto debut 118 Three back at Sacto 113 Bobbled start last race 113 Rough trip Sacto finals 113 Fair Sacramento finals 118 Broke poorly Del Mar debut 118 Dull Del Mar mile 113 A.M. drills ordinary 118 May catch future outing 118 Tab for another day 118 Boy shift, dull fair form 118 Tab board action 1' '4; S. 6 20 20 7537 No retirement for Salty Parker ANAHEIM Salty Parker, a major league coach for 16 years, says he doesn't plan to retire even though the California Angels have said they don't plan to rehire him for 1975. "I still want to work," said Parker, 61. An infield-er, Parker broke into organized baseball In 1930, yet never played in the majors.

He was the playing manager of Shreveport of the Texas League, where he also pitched three games. liiggins signs with Virginia Squires NORFOLK, Va. The Virginia Squires of the American Basketball Association signed Bill Higgins, former high-scoring guard for Ashland, Ohio, College. Higgins, despite impressive college credentials, had been virtually unnoticed by the professional teams until he became a standout in the Squires' rookie camp a month ago. The 6-foot-2, 180-pounder would have had another year of college eligibility, but dropped out of school to support his mother after his father died last February.

Simmons named Player of the. Week Ted Simmons' hot bat garnered the St. Louis Cardinals' catcher National League Player of the Week honors for the second time this baseball season. Simmons hit .455 with five RBI as the Cards won five of the six games last week. Half of Simmons' hits were doubles.

He ended the week with an eight-game hitting streak. Fog stops girl's channel attempt AVALON, Calif. A 17-year-oid girl's attempt to break the record for swimming the Catalina Channel was aborted early today when heavy fog hampered her visibility. Lynne Cox of Los Alamitos, was taken aboard the boat "Bandi-to" two and a half hours after she dove into the water. Miss Cox was attempting to break a record set by her brother, David, who crossed the 21-mile channel in 8 hours, 50 minutes.

The best record for a woman was in 1957 by famed distance swimmer Greta Anderson, wbo crossed in 11 hours, 7 minutes. lf F606 CARNAGE Burkes FIRE RED Jones a-G, McBrida trained entry. 77 It SIXTH RACE Six furlongs, fillies, 3 and 4 year olds, allow, a 9w ance nurtta Index PP Horse Jockey Wt. Comment Odds (F825) F574 (F754) F754 F251 (F527) 7609 7562 7480 HALTER HATER Blculfino GOOD RISK Caballero BONITA LOU Volzke R. PAULINE Baze LILAC BOUQUET Gonzlez GOOD INFLUENCE Lnwy CHEERFUL ME Baze GEE GEE WHIZ Yaka MAGIC MOONLIGHT Btst 110 Got good at fairs 2 114 Fair third at Storkton 114 Head win at Sacto 7-? 110 Head 2nd at Cal Expo 4' 110 Top pilot.

US improve 6 117 Sharp nose triumph 8 113 Fair Del Mar route 10 110 Del Mar finals not much 20 105 Must improve Del Mar mile 1J gain the crown, although Foreman currently is rated a 31 favorite. "I Evel Knievel can make that jump, I can whip George Foreman's rump," boasted Ali earlier in New York "This fight will be" no contest. It will be the biggest upset since I beat Sonny Liston 10 years ago. This chump (Foreman) has everybody scared. I'm gonna -have a picnic when I get to Africa." Ali said he was in the best shape of his career.

771 SEVENTH RACE One mile, 3 ysar olds, elalming llw purse $3800: AFRICA-BOUND GEORGE FOREMAN Index PP Horse Jockey Wt. Comment Odds -AP Photo F753 F753 F525 (F438) (F552) F72? F731 F571 F694 2 FAST AS A BULLET Vldez 6 aBIRDIES LOVE Volzke 9 CAN'T BE SURE Furlong 8 MAC MASTER Delia 7 J. SIR RAH Schacht 3 VITAL RED Caballero 5 CASTELLAMAR Yaka 10 BOLD WIND Skinner 1 TRUE VICTORY Lague 4 TOP ACTION Archuleta 114 Beaten fav. at Sacto 114 Broke tangle, 2nd Sacto 114 Trailed better at fairs 112 Winner Meadows fair 114 Won fair dash by four 114 Draws live pilot 114 Disappointed as choice 114 Steadied after break 114 Appears tough job 109 Blinkers off. fair form dull 111 Fair form not much 5 2 4 -2.

6 8 15 it 30 Light sparring for F467 11 zaMISS JOASTER Volzke aa-C. A. Comiskey trained entry. 77I7EIGHTH RCE Six furlongs, fillies and maris, 3 year elds and allowances, "The purse $7500; irting Foreman "I am going to be like the matador in this fight and he's the bull," Ali said. "I'll uepa Index PP Horse Jockey Wt.

Comment Odds 7515 8 LADY KIPSTEN Valdez peck him and I'll stab him. I'll be dancing and moving. Bucks' Costello signs multiyear pact 8-5 4 7,2 2 110 Seeks fourth straight win 105 Freshened up, fair sort 109 3rd odds-on Stockton 109 Del Mar grass dull 110 Price bid off Longacres 114 Been fading on lead 110 Cal Expo form dull 110 Not on past races (6247) F587 7524 TOO F779 7193 3 CASTINETf Travers 4 AUNTIE IRlNE Winick 6 NEVADA LARK Archuleta 7 FANCY NATIVE Hllngwrth 2 YODEL BABEY Ishell 1 SHARP FAVOR Cruz 5 OUTMODED Skinner 30 I've Deen 12 rounds, I ve been 15 rounds, this man has never gone over 10 rounds. He can't hit me, I'm too damned fast. I dance too much." 3 year olds and up, startsr 77J-NINTH RACE (Exacta) 1V4 miles, allowances; purse $3000: Foreman and his party of 20 were to leave Sarf Francisco today at 10:05 a.m.

and arrive in Chicago at 3:45 p.m. CDT, transferring to a flight to Paris. The champ expects to resume his training schedule Thursday at Kinhasa, Zaire, site of the title fight. Index PP Horse Jockey Wt. Comment Odd, F792 8 TOMPOLAD Herrera (F816J 5 PAVILON ROYAL Wilburn (F705) 6 PATRICK'S ALIBI Burkes F492 4 MERCI MARIA Ostermnn 1 MIDGET MAN Yaka 5727 3 KUDU'S KIN Caballero F792 9 PRINCE AFIRE Nakamura F792 2 SIMONS SWORD Lague F757 7 QUICK COOKIE Luckie 109 Promising Sacto second 3' 114 Sacto win more like it 3 114 Neck 2nd at Stockton 106 Fair form not much 6 114 Best chance play 117 Long idle, live boy 114 Beaten off at fairs is 114 Sacto finals dull 'lJ 106 Must improve fair form 20 MILWAUKEE Larry Costello, coach of the Milwaukee Bucks, which have the best winning percentage in National Basketball Association history, signed.a multiyear contract to remain with the team.

Terms of the contract were not disclosed. Costello has a six-year regular season record of 331-161 for a .673 winning percentage. Costello, the only coach the Bucks have had in their six years in the league, was quick to share credit with center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, the NBA's most valuable player last year for the third time in his five pro seasons. Davis quits San Diego Stale cage post SAN DIEGO Dick Davis, head basketball coach at San Diego State University for the past five years, has resigned to become vice president of the new International Basketball Association. Davis, whose clubs compiled a five-year record of 65-67, will be replaced by assistant coach Tim Vezie for the coming season.

Davis said he also will be general manager of the Cincinnati entry in the new International Volleyball Association, which begins play next June. Del Alar entries Belmon entries PLEASANTON Heavy-weight champion George Foreman boxed six five-minute rounds against sparring partners yesterday but skipped his usual punching bag work to complete packing for his flight ta Africa The temperature in the Alameda County a i r-grounds building where Foreman has been training was about 100 degrees, and Manager Dick Sadler said, "I expect it to be cooler in Zaire, since we're fighting at 3 o'clock in the morning." The champion, who will defend his title Sept. 24 against Muhammad Ali, has trimmed off about 15 pounds in the last two weeks and broke camp here at about 230. He should come into the ring Sept. 24 at 225 or slightly lower, Sadler said.

"Everyone was worried last time when George weighed 225. They said it was too high," Sadler recalled. "I never worry about George's weight. He's a Wednesday, Sept. 11 FIRST 6'z furlongs; 3 UD: Mrry In Hsto 113 i Rigamarole 120 xClown Suit 110 xDrive Train 115 Rise A Cvlier 120 xCornsh Cstl 113 Wednesday, Sept.

11 FIRST 6 furlongs, 3yr. up, TsarDushan 116 Maritimer 111 Rod Checker 111 Bold Port 110 Lev 115 Framer 113 Imp Luck 115 1 Fleet Trader 115 SECOND 6 furlongs, 3 yr. up: King Kiwi 119 I Nice Blend 121 YwHwJnct 121 War Allies 116 Love Agio 116 Dring Round 116 xPilot Pace 107 1 Trying Fddlr 116 Asvoulaka 120 Great Clown 129 SECONO 6 furlongs: 2 yr. olds Chicago Owl 118 a-Jonns Flng Obviously, enjoying hli performance, All went Into his imitation of Foreman's boxing style. All, who has labeled the champion "the mummy," plodded around the stage in slow, awkward steps.

"The man can't go over five rounds at a good pace," claimed Ali. "He can't hit hard. Why, (Joe) Frazier got up six times and (Joe) Roman got up three times 1 after getting knocked down He doesn't have a knockout punch. He says he's gonna cut the ring off on me. What's he gonna cut it with, a scissors? "Foreman will look like he Jiad a bad shave when I get done with him.

People will think I used a razor blade on him. 112 112 115 115 Chcksw Pnt North Talent Dul In Th Sn a-Rave 121 117 121 117 xBiiveiy iar b-Fghtg Am Wr of Roses Stagecraft THIRD 1 1-16 miles, 2 yr. olds: a Coupled I Will Return Warriors sign 4 th draft pick Willie Biles, a rpokie guard from Tulsa and a fourth round draft choice, was signed by the Golden State Warriors yesterday. Also signed was Steve Bracey, a two-year guard acquired last week from Atlanta for cash. The signing of Biles gave the Warriors their first four draft picks under contract.

The other three were Keith Wilkes, Bill Smith and Frank Hendricks. 115 115 urnae buna aWest End Coupled THIRD 1 mile: xWhts th Rn 113 xKatie Jones 110 Stylish Gretr Aloha Specil Steel aAction Tim 115 115 115 115 113 115 115 115 2 yr. olds: I Funny Cat xFunnycake Staging Area Af ncn Dnoer Beau Gun 120 113 Honor Maid 120 FOURTH 1 1-16 miles. 3 4 yr. ruuKin 6i2 fuirongSi 3 a-Rmn Nmbl 116 o-rocanon Nationl Hero 118 I Lus Pd Drm xCmo Jhnny Bay Meadows results Tuesday, Sept.

10 Clear and Fast FIRST 6 furlongs, 3 4 yr olds: Pet Theory (Gejera) 4.40 2.80 2.60 Bins Hit (Volzke) 3.40 2.80 Satan's Saint (Pcho) 5.80 Also ram Speed Demon, Double-seater. Marked Deck. Padre's Baby, Abrogator, Huncle Mike. Scratched: Arctime, Dark Clove, Valiant Challenger. SECOND 1 mile.

3 yrs. up. Clmg. Purse $2600. Bronze King (Gonzs) 5,20 4.20 3.00 Interpose (Ostermann) 16.40 8.60 Me Mistor Herrera) 4.40 Also Ran Up In The Balcony.

Foresee. Capitolino, Japa, Official Result; DAILY DOUBLE (3 8. 8) PAID $12.48 THIRD 6 furlonssi 3 4 VVOlds: Jck Murphy (Cbllro) 8.40 4.60 3.00 Gleeful Hst (Lwlss) 6.60 3.40 Royalistic (Leonrd) 2.60 Also ran: Barz an Candy. Grama Aquesta, Regal Affair, Sandsville, Prince Madeos, Here Comes Sam. Scratched Steady Commander.

FOURTH furlongs, 2 yr. olds. Ales, Purse $4500. Al The Doctr (Gonz) 9.40 4.60 2.40 Homer Hank (Lewis) 4.00 2 40 Bolerover (Yaka) 2.20 Also Ran Adoptson, Windy Deck, Advancing. Scratched Maiestic Maior, Jolly Good Luck.

116 112 116 Mrry Knight Lethal Call a-Bo Hatch Bnners High xSpecial Tex 108 b-'Judgmatio 116 116 116 111 116 116 116 TODAY'S BASEBALL Hebner crashes 4 hits 114 In Person 116 Mrcells Mrc aAbs Irsh Hy 116 aNordic Chf StdyCmmd 111 Club Trio Moffat Man 116 Approval CmpvCmm 118 bCtchAEgl bArakl 121 fifth 6i2 furlongs: 3 uoi Cthys Prince 116 i xBeavorhed lit 116 116 FIFTH 1 1-16 miles. 3 yr. oldsi tuiuis inurv xid rant.no jay Chrt Bwn 2d 116 Fat Frank 116 I Tropic Acton Wht A Senrs 117 Jet Flirt 114 iAin-H) Tunongs; upi 121 119 113 115 Nevr Goodby Count Dl Mr Bruce Ira El Roio Dblo aSds Frt Try aSpnish SJvr StrtUSQuen lift, Marttclar-W heavyweight and he in 113 117 117 113 120 118- King Quill On Duty 116 Wthrng Hght right Jenny 116 Royl Ppoose Nice To Hve 116 18 mll. vr JL nn. SIXTH i as Pirates rout Cubs SEVENTH 6 furlongs: 3 up: 116 116 116 Totheend 108 iisuah7ar I ranmencno lib Kawn 20 Snow Man 116 Snow Louis Standish 116 Resol Indig0 2d 116 SEVENTH 1 mile, 2 yr.

oldsi 112 117 108 112 112 112 112 115 0m giabolo 116 I Th Bgl Princ Fort Ruler 119 116 116 milei No Bias Pwsen Mood Russ Miron Sports Edtor EIGHTH 1 Desert Vixen Dogtooth Vlt Krislin Prevoynte Grden Music Grn Gmbdo Nostrum Pure Flight 3 upi Poker Night Goddss Rmrt Flighttoletti Full of Hooe Pont VcchiO Fleet Velvet Dimaggio 122 Podium 116 120 116 119 121 108 EIGHTH 1 mile. 3 yr. 4 up: Osa Mae 115 Try For Mink Glow Home 122 Slek And Fit Sister Fleet 119 Bold Plesure 110 115 115 CHICAGO Pittsburgh's Richie Hebner hammered four hits, Including his 14th homer, and Rennie Stennett, pitcher Ken Brett and Manny Sanguillen had three hits each in a 20-hit attack and a 12-4 victory over the Chicago Cubs today. coraggioso 118 enth in the last eight games and the 15th in the last 18 for the Pirates, who lead the National League East. The rampaging Pirates collected 18 of their hits in the first 413 innings, when they scored all their runs to wrap upthecontest.

iwixt uren us sun festival 113 NINTH 1 mflei 2 yr. oldsi IOLGA 113 118? 124' 11 121 317 112 117 117 Foghorn 115 113 Sacramento NINTH 1 3 8 miles, 3 yr. up: ten Joe 108 Propr Escort iay 115 Firing Piece ild Starlet 108 Sofocleto vge Kitten 121 Your Pic Mr. Langhan Improviser Hndsm Hrry Fre Rid Horn Circumstntil Wide Swing 118 121 117 117 121 121 Brown Cat With Zeal -xAwec Fst Footwrk Glider Lad 123 AAC. Listed to post.

S'i Belmont results bad, ugly bear. And don't forget, I'm more experienced than that 22-year-old Cassius Clay when he beat Liston 10 years ago." Ali, for all his boasting, looked in excellent shape and said he weighed 215 pounds and hoped to come in at 210 or 212 for the fight which will be held at 3 a m. Zaire time Wednesday, Sept. 25, and will be beamed back on closed circuit telecasts to the U.S. at 7 p.m.

PDT Tuesday night, Sept. 24. "I got whipped twice, I learned my lesson," added Ali, referring to his losses to Frazier and Ken Norton "I lost to Frazier because I clowned around too much and I was overweight against Norton. Foreman is unbeaten but he better be careful." Spokane wants rent reduced FIFTH 8 furlongs; Tuesday, Sept. 10 2yr yr.

Pliillies recall Toledo players 9.20 4.40 ammnm rrms (M) 3. runalon (Pincay) 4.00 3.20 Also: Show Me How, Special Roy- 1 8.20 luuysong (visquzj a Great Grandma Rose IS COMING TO SAN FRANCISCO OLGA KORBUT AND RUSSIAN GYMNASTS Cow Palace Tues. Nov. 1 2 8PM Ticket Order Form reserved seats at $8.00 each United Press International United Press International Charm, Beyond Reasoning. NasruU.

lah Lady. Exacta (9-5) Paid $32.60 SIXTH 6Vi fbrlonn. 3 vr old A tin Big Moses (J Vsqezj 5.60 3.00 2.40 B-ur. ixr. rrrci ismuni z.no 2.20 i60 FrgnAffrs ffEMole) Alsoi Pia Kid, Rogers Dandy Bv Storm.

results Tuesday, Sept. 10 FIRST 400 yards. QH. Maidens. 2 yr.

olds. Purse $1400. Fair Latin (Garza) 5.00 3.00 2.60 Big We Bar Dck (Slpe) 5.80 3.80 Tiger's Rocket Bar (Stanart) 3.40 Also Ran Dal Young Bar, Nlners Brown Gal, Carrera Bar, Persnick-ity, Buckskin Brigand. Willys Princess, Bea Bonnie Sox. Scratched Honey' Too Angel, Itsy Day.

Tuffy's Boss. Lotsafus. EXACTA PAID 844.40 Ne. 7 8i 10 SECOND 870 yards. 3 yrs.

A up. Clmg. Purse $1500. My Wait Wshs (lha) 7.00 3.00 2.60 Green Up (Garza) 2.60 2.60 Cost Plus (Allardyce) ,3.60 Also Ran Goff's Limit, Bulliten, Royal Be Vegas, Hlio Speed. Scratched Log Cabin Eva, Zlpago, Pappy Barmonte, Summer's Trouble, Dial Urn Back.

THIRD 5 furlongsi vrs. upi Go Suddenly (Glbrt) 8.00 4.00 3.20 Taco Queen (Rond) 7.20 4.20 Little Wiser (juarz) S.40 Also ran: Chopo, Highest Quest, Lord Lin, Rebel's Runaway, Tokay's May Day. Scratched Charli. FOURTH furss. 3 vr.

olds. Mdn fillies. Clmg. Purse $3000. Indira (Gilbert) 3.60 3.20 2.60 Cannery Row (Couto) 7.80 4 80 Pappa's Maid (Ochoa) 7.60 Also Ran Mocha's Pest, Pink Sage, Juanita Bernt Ribbon, Heavvq Times, Girls World, Misty Coral, La Linda Ortiz, Admiral Zest.

Scratched Three Pennys, Muriet-ta Miss, Kim A Bhai, Vivid Vixen. SEVENTH 6Vi furlongs. 3 seats at $6.00 each -reserved seats at $5.00 each seats at $4.00 each fm A Plsure (Brcle) 10.20 5.40 .40 3.40 Cherished Mont (Cordro) 60? 50 1 petes Las (lurcouei Teana- Also: simmering Beauty, Clear and Fast FIRST 6 furlongs; 2 yr. oldsi Honeys Destiny (C) 32.20 13.80 8.00 PatG, (Bracclale) 5.00 3.40 Dad The King (Grc) 3.40 Also: Classic Dance, Lanvlns Toy. a-Teasing Tango, a-Goodbye Blackbird, Victory in Motion, MY Darlln Finisla, Tropical Sea, Georgia Charm, Misinform.

SECOND 6 furlongsi yr. olds: T.V.Guy (Pineda) 39.60 18.60 16.40 Jays Direction (Lg) 12.20 8.60 Chnge Of Venue (C) 4.80 Also: Mr. Gib, e-Shopska, Jays Direction, Mister Breezy, Heroic Commander, Heroic Age, Belmont Abbey, Galavantin Fox, Power and Glory, a-Mr. C. Sez.

Daily Double (3-2) Paid $530.40 THIRD 8 furlongs; 3 yr. olds: Odds And Evns (M) 43.4016.20 7.40 Sturdy Morning (M) 6.20 3.60 Bitacne (Pincay) 3.60 Also: Purchase Street. Naval Crown, Red Streak, Repbille, Joy and Pleasure. Exacta (5-1) Paid $274.00 FOURTH 6 furlongs: 3 yrs. Sail For Home (Tttj 12.00 6.00 4.20 Greek Marine (Lng) S.80 4.00 Maria Isabel (Pncy) 3.00 Alsoi Hinterland, Cash Only, Vain, Ellen Victoria, Put Ort zier.

i.v. Make checks payable to Examiner Benefit Fund mail to Russian Gymnasts P.O. Box amn I PHILADELPHIA Th Philadelphia Phillies recalled pitchers Tom Under-' wood and ErsMne Thomas-son and outfielder Mike Ho-godzinjski today from their Toledo farm club in the International League. Underwood, a southpaw, had an 0-1 record with Toledo while Thomasson. a righthander, compiled a 7-14 record with the Mud Hens.

Rogodzinskl, who played with the Phils earlier this season, hit .239 with nine home runs and30RBIs. I I SPOKANE, Wash. Tha Spokane Indians, champions of the Pacific coast League, will need a rent reduction and more paying fans if the Triple A baseball club is to remain here next year owner Bill Cutler said Monday. "It costs me for the park," Cutler complained. "At roughly a dollar a head for the 79,000 who attended, you can see what kind of a financial crunch this puts me in." i Rincon Annex, San Francisco, Calif.

94119, Name Street EXACTA (1-3) PAID $37.80 EIGHTH 6 furlongs: 3 yrs. upri Bundler (JVIsquez) 7.00 4.40 3.60 Tuerta (JVasquez) 4.80 3.40 Eleven Plsrs (Pncy) 5.20 Also ran: North of Vanus, Aglim- mer. Raise a Belle. NINTH 1 116 3 up: Eastrn Pgnt (Gstns) 6.40 4.80 2.SD Wear The Crown (Baeza) 8.20 5 20 Dignified (Veaslquez) 5.00 Also: Miss Taub. Brusftnell, So i Much More, Very Happy Man.

Clivs of India. Ashanti, Jet to New Orleans. TRIPLE (10-8-2) PAID $318.08 Mann re-elected DALLAS Carol Mann of Towson, was re-elected president of the LPGA at the annual membership meeting Monday night. Zip I City. Sponsored by San Francisc Examiner Charities.