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Tywi ---w wi I 9 4 I 4 I HORSE RACING Nov. 12,1973 trtrtr 55 BM Grant; the big game Hunter Horses from pampas born to run on muddy tracks iiiiiiii rivals and win drawing away by a comfortable length. The daughter of Bonnard out of Cruz de Ambar gained the lead in the final 200 yards of the mile event, while Viva la Vivl and Jump Seat fought for what turned out to be second and third under full power. Along with earning a purse of $9800 for his owners, Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Frankel, and setting jockey Glen Brogan's record at four wins in seven starts, the mare saved the day for trainer M. E. (Buster) Mil-lerick. Heavily favored to itart winners in both divisions of the Redwood City Handicap, Millerick was happy to set- tie for third money in first I flight, won by Mini Midi Maxi, ridden Randy Schacht. Daddy's Datsun ran second, while Bosun'i Gem, Mlllerlc'k's outphoted his stablemate cutty in the last strides.

Gordon Campbell saddled: Mini Midi Maxi and by sub -bing Schacht for Juan Gon- zalez presented the former with the opportunity of rid- 3 ing his seventh stakes victor of the season. -'3 McGulre was also credited: with a purse of $9800. Racing resumes at the San Mateo track Wednesday 12:30 p.m. i 5 Tft By Ed Romero Mud running thoroughbreds are born, not made, And when a mudlark from the pampas of Argentina comes along, just let it rain. Bay Meadows racing fans have a general idea of the class of off-track performers bred in South America after watching de Roble make up 19 lengths to account for the second division of the Redwood City Handicap yesterday at the mud-laden Peninsula course.

Distanced at the half mile, the six-year-old mare from the Haras Argentino unleashed a sensational burst of speed to run down eight ARENA ly wrapped up divisional crowns and assured them-selves of roles in theNFL's post-season extravaganza. Miami, now 8-1, padded its bulge over Buffalo In the AFC-East to three garnet by shutting out Baltimore for the fourth straight time, 44-0, while Pittsburgh out-inuscled Oakland, lt-7, to retain the Steelers' mastery in the AFC-Central by 2Va games. As with the Vikings, it would require almost complete form reversal! by the Dolphins and Steelers to lose their titles now. Miami, with Mercury Mor-ris scoring on rum Of 41 and 53 yards and cornerback Tim Foley registering bis first pro TDs on blocked punts, humiliated Baltimore. The Dolphins ran up a 17-0 lead in the first period, boosted It to 17-0 at ffle half and didn't let up until the final gun.

"I'd have to say this was a complete effort," laid Miami coach Don Shula. "Both our offense and defense were superb. We can't ask them to do more than they did today." "It wasn't a jinx that beat us out there," said Baltimore coach Howard Schnel-lenberger, an assistant at Miami last season, "We were badly outclassed by a fine Miami football team. They dominated every phase of the game." I Aqueduct Monday, Nov. 12 EMBRACES FRAN TARKENTON AFTER WIN By DavaRetnek that avid exponent of the strenuoui life, Bud Grant, has bagged hit big game early thli autumn.

It's a playoff. Grant's unbeaten Minneso ta Vikings, who. were shut out of the National Football League'a championship fun feit last season, insured themielvH a berth this time by skinning the Detroit Lions, 48-7, yesterday to clinch at lent a tie In tie Central Division. Under now NFL rules that decide standings by percentages, it's still mathemati-cially possible that Green Bay, with a 3-4-2 record, could edge the Minnesota (94) in the Black and Blue Division. That would occur if the Vlkes, five games up with five to play, blew the rest of their schedule while the Pack won every remaining contest.

Bat the possibility of that happening is as remote as the chance. of discovering mittens on the Viking bench. Grant doesn't believe la cod dlinf his troops and, as any winter visitor to Metropoli-taa Stadium can attest, while the opposition stands around the Vikings just blow jokes through their steaming breath. Minnesota, which has now beaten Detroit 12 straight times, since 1968, fell behind early yesterday but with old Yesterday in the N.Y. Jets 33, N.

England 13 NEW YORK John Rigging and Emerson Boozer each galloped for first half touchdown! and quarterback Bill Demory passed 31 yards for a fourth period TD as the New'York Jets drubbed mistake-prone New England, 33-13. Demory, who replaced Al Woodall when the vet hurt CLEAR AND PAST FIRST 6 furlongs; 3 yr. up. Z-Bright Magic (Arel) 19.80 1.20 4.10 To Be Happy (JVz) 3.10 2.S0-; Plum Jam (Pincsy) 3.40-. Alsoi Alnt I Sumpin, Omll9, Mis-.

Rap, Gaelic Queen, Eaay Dear Ouch, Vntian sons. Way, a-Foxglow, a-lkenooB. a Broua-Facleod ntry. SECOND 4 furlongs; yr old. Arryq Colordo (Mn) 10.S0 f.OO S.SO Cumbr Velo (Vlqi! S.OO Foot8tOmpr UVJ 3.60 Alaoi C.

Fur, 0014 Link, Southern Strategy, Stellar Event, Tirt And Tubes, f-Smyrna Road, f-Qun Point, Antlers, Eighth Wonder, Irish Brew, Sandlot Slugger. Field. Daily Double (12-7) oald I1M.40 $152.40. THIR0-4 furlongs; 2 year aid. year oias.

lt.oo 7 40 MO 15.20 fa Aneooote (A cm in Neea (baza) Manlv One, (Amv) aisoi lime laoes un. Dig sun. air Amiga, Johns Best Jet, Gummos-Pride, Friendly Ted, Taxi For Westbury, Mon Chance. EXACTA (3-12) paid $244.00. FOURTH 6 furlongs: 1 year Bid.

Slow Beat (JViqil 13.00 6 40 4.00 Neptune img a.ou Rnnatv (Pinravl Also: SurjerMitious. Feign. 1-Boli Cubs trade Beckert to Padres CHICAGO The Chicago Cubs today announced the trade of veteran second baseman Glenn Beckert to the San Diego Padres for outfielder Jerry Morales. The Cubs in addition sent a minor league outfielder, Bob Fenwick, from their Wichita farm team to the Padres' farm team in Hawaii. It was the second major trade of a front line player by the Cubs since the end of the 1973 season.

Earlier right handed pitcher Ferguson Jenkins was dealt to the Texas Rangers for infielders Bob Madlock and Vic Harris. New Yale plan for athletes NEW HAVEN Yale University's governing body last weekend approved plans to attract more qualified athletes to the prestigious Ivy League institution. The Yale Corporation gave its go-ahead to a plan presented two weeks ago by Yale President Kingman Brewster Jr. that would make athletic ability an admission factor. According to the Ivy League charter, schools are not permitted to recruit athletes who do not meet the normal academic standards of the university, or offer athletic scholarships.

N.J. sports complex hits snag TRENTON, N.J. New Jersey's efforts to build a sports complex to lure the New York Giants football team hit a new and severe snag today when Brendan T. Byrne refused to support a plan to finance the $268 million project Byrne, the Democrat elected by a landslide last Tuesday, withheld his endorsement of a proposal by outgoing Gov. William T.

Cahill to build the complex in the Hackensack Meadowlands with bonds backed by the state's "moral pledge" to pay off investors, if necessary. Ashe trims French tennis ace NOTTINGHAM, England Arthur Ashe crushed Patrice Dominguez of France 6-2, 6-2 today and led the field into the second round of the Nottingham indoor tennis tournament. The event is the last of the series leading to the Grand Prix Masters, scheduled early next month in Boston, Mass. The tournament will decide the eighth and final place in the select Masters in Boston Dec. 4-8, an eight-man playoff for $50,000 in prize money.

Hat( FIr Awhirl, Round Th Moun-tain, Dew Wyn. Hear Bells, Wisp Of Glory, f-Deifavilla, a-Assemblywom- an, (-Chub Cay. a Harmony-Ffaemsn entry. Field FIFTH 6 furlongs; 3 yr. iup.

Messmtg (Pincay) 3.B0 2.M 140 Jamberrlaar (Baez) 4.40 4.M' Mr. Paul B. (CrdJ.) 4 0 1 Also: Bens Sparkler, JbosKr, Qwungs Mills, Oaontz, Army Hitch, Three Onions, Bingo On, Steve Exact (S-6) paid $28.40 SIXTH 11-16 mi 3 yr. old Prosperity (Ma) (.00 3 80 120 Lavup (Turcotte) 4.00 3 60 Little True (Moon) 6.20 Also: Misty Devil, Trolly Mail, -Granny Darling, Copper Jwl. SEVENTH lk 3 yr.

4 yp: Ride The Curl (CJ.) 5.06 2.80 2.20 Wally Hilgenberg ran two yards with a blocked punt in the second period to 'give Minnesota a 14-7 lead and the Vikings put it away in the third period ai Ed Mari-naro ran seven yards for one score and Fran Tarkenton threw 31 yards to John Gilliam for another. "I was fired up right from the beginning," said Brown, the 35-year-old veteran Denver 30, San Diego 19 DENVER Floyd Little ran for two scores and Charley Johnson threw for two more as Denver rallied in the second half to spoil Ron Waller's debut as San Diego head coach, 30-19. The Chargers took the lead in the second quarter on three Bronco turnovers, including a "Garo Yepremi-an Special." On a field goal try from the 15, Jim Turner tried to pass a bad snap, Coy Bacon intercepted and lumbered 80 yards to a touchdown. San Diego i ii 4 i ll I 1 14ta uenver 13 -Little ii run (Turner kick) i fg Turner 31 15-FG Werschlnt ft SO Bacon past Interception (kick failed) SD-Holmes II run (Werschlnt kick) Den Washington pass from John-ton (kick failed) Don Odomi 14 past from Johnson (Turner kick) SD-FO Werichlno ta Den-Little run (Turner kick) llVM Charters Irene pint aowns Ruihet-yards Polling yard! Return yards Passes Punti Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 14 71 30-120 3-m 111 141 31 1M1-1 1S-M-2 Ut IH 1-1 2-1 1-24 4-41 f. in PAUL KRAUSE timers Bill Brown and Dave Osborn carrying the running attack, pushed over two touchdowns in the third period to break the game The Vikings spotted Detroit a touchdown on a 33-yard pass front BlllMun-ion to Ron Jessie before Brown, who gained 80 of his 102 yards in the first half, plunged over from the one to tie it up.

NFL Atlanta 44, Philadelphia 27 PHILADELPHIA -Quarterback Bob Lee, throwing for one touchdown and setting up two others, directed surging Atlanta to a 44-27 conquest of Philadelphia. The Falcons turned two interceptions and a 57-yard punt return by Ray Brown into scoring chances. Roman Gabriel fired three TD passes for the Eagles. Atlanta Philadelphia 7 1 24-44 7 7 7-27 Phi T. Sullivan 4 past from Gabriel (Dempsey kick) Atj-ftay run (Mlk-Mayer kick) Atl iurrow II ai (ram Loo (MlkaMaytr kick Atl-Prj Mike-Mtyer 41 Phi FG Dempsey Phi PO Dampity el Atl FO Mlkt-Maytr Phi Bulalch 4 pasa from Oabrlal (Dempsey kick) Atl-Pay I run (Mlko-Mayar kick) At -Wagtt 1 run (Mike-Mayer kick Ati-PO Mike-Mayer Phi Carmlchael 1 pasa from fta-krlel (DempHy kick) Atl Burrow II pell frtm Sullivan (Mike-Mayer kick) Paieeni Bailee plrat downa 21 (Uihee-yardi 42-11 ka-IH ((Ming yards 12 2N nmm yards hi Panes 11-251 put funtt a-44 III FumWes-lost 4-1 14 Panalties-vards -77 ili INDIVIDUAL LEADERS P.USHINO Atlanta, Ray 11-71, Hampton 2I-S4; Philadelphia, T.

Sullivan 11-17, Bulalch 1-24, Bailey 144. RECEIVING Atlanta, Burrow Ml, Hampton 314, Philadelphia, Carmlchael 4-10S, T. Sullivan Mt. PASSING Atlanta, Lee 12-21-1, IN yards, P. Sullivan 1-2-1, 11; Philadelphia, Gabriel 21-13-1, 121.

Miami 44, Baltimore 0 MIAMI Mercury Morris streaked for touchdown runs of 48 and 53 yards to ignite a Miami offensive explosion and the Dolphin defense completely shackled Baltimore in a 44-0 rout. Cornerback I Foley scored twice on blocked kicks and Dolphin defenders limited the Colts to only four first downs. Baltimore got into Miami territory only twice, once when Ted Hendricks intercepted an Earl Morrall pass. Baltimore Mlerrrt 17 1 1 Ml Morris 4S run (Tepramlan kick Mie Foley Mocked punt retur (Veeramian kick) Mia FO Vepremian IS mi Merrit run (Yprmian kckl Mia FG Vepremian 1 Me Foley Mecked punt return (Yepremien kick) Mie-f veeremlan Mia-ieieh run (Yeprtmitn kick) A-MJ12 i his elbow in the second per- suitor (Pincay) 3.20 Intensltivo u. vqzj 2.40 Also: Prim Prince, Sea Biro 2d, Dundasy Prince, Pruslano 2 exacia l-ll pen BI6HTH lVa miles: 3 vr.

I upi Everton Id (Crd 3.zo 10 (R.T) isa ny Tn r.mftu Khala (J.V) Also: Rastaferian, New Allbhal, Paraie, Twice A Prince, ninth mnes, 3 yr. oias omar (venezia; ano Whlteyll (Santigoj 4.20 Preclad (Cordero) Also: Fickle Fellow. Last Minute, Man, Privado, Extra Hand, Hells Rise, Celeo, Viborg, Bold Nobia- Jri'pl (6-7-4) paid $2601.00. ttendancei Handle: $3,036,552. entries 04 FIFTH Six furlenjrs, aids, claiming (NSao-SSMO)i $1100: ear irs Ri SOLCANI BOLp ROCK (Volzk (Grcssick (Wllburn DAI PR I auntful RINCE FAI ULT CAJOU (Long) (Lewis) ROAD POWER CACTUS PETE MR.GILHOOLEY f.

DELIGHT ROVER BOY CONDYLE PRINCE REVOKED Gf PLASTERED treasure Trail (Nakamura! (Vaider (Luckie (Kravet (Tiernay, (Paithoto (WinicK (OHvar JE.HALD MARK 4BSS SIXTH six fynang ilint starting his first game of the season. Munson shook his head in disbelief. "I don't know when those guys are going to get old," he said. "The Vikings deserve to be champions' said Lions, coach Don McCafferty. "They beat the hell out of us." Two other clubs practical Minnesota 28, Detroit 7 BLOOMINGTON (Minn.) The first half running of veteran back Bill Brown plus John Gilliam's pass receiving led unbeaten Minnesota to a 28-7 triumph over Detroit.

The defense again was superb as Minnesota won its ninth straight game of the season and 12th Straight over the Lions dating back to 1968. Brown rushed for 80 yards and scored a TD in the opening half. Gilliam caught four passes for 102 yards and a touchdown in the second half. Mynesott 14 tlj Del Jessie II pan from Munson (O'Brien kick) Minn-Brown 1 run (Cost kick) Mlnft-Hlloenbrg 1 Hocked punt riturn (ConTdek Minn Marlnaro 7 run (Cox klxk) Minn Gilliam SI past from Tarkenton (Cox kick) Uons Vikings First downs 17 21 Rushes-yards 14-127 41-141 Passing Yards 11 111 Return yards 11 Passat 14-M-l 11-14-1 Punts Ml 4 31 FumoleHott 1-i l4 Penaltles-yardt 1-4 1-4S INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Detroit, Taylor -4l, Book! 411, Owens 4-27) Minnesota, B. rown 11-111, Osborn 14-T, Mariner "RECEIVING Detroit, Jessie 1-71, Walton Ml; Minnesota, Ollllim t-ltf, Marlnaro 1-17, voigt Ml.

PASSING Detroit, Mvnson 14-14-1, 1, 111 yards; Minnesota, Tarkenton, 11 IH, 177. Cleveland 23, Houston 13 HOUSTON Qeveland erupted for 17 points in the first quarter, including a 53-yard touchdown dash by rookie Greg Prultt, to down Houston, 23-13. The Oiler defense tight tened later but Houston's to go for Houston's lone TD. Pastorini, who replaced Lynn Dickey at quarterback in the second period, teamed with Mac Alston on a 39-yard pass play with 6:44 to go for Houston's lone TD. Dan Pastorini completed 8 of 15 passes and was inter cepted once.

Clevelan tiewiten Cte pe CKftratt Cle Phipps one run (Cotkrott kick) fie Prultt run (Cockroft kick) Hu-FG BvtWr 17 Hou-FG Sutler 4 FG Coekmn a tie FG Cockroft 41 Heu-fiinton 2 Rata frm Dickey (Butler kick A i.na First Oewns Rusnes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passe Puntj Pnaittes-ar4s Fumbli-4esf ervej tl S7-1B ST-' 21 I S-17-1 SM-1 i 47 BM I INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-ClevOan. trwn P-n Mi Hews, y't)) 171, M. Thoa 7-42 ECtlVING-tWer4J. Mn 14. Alas 1-47; Houston, t-mten 44, Parka PAING-Cln.

17-1-117 Morten, Dicker 11-S24-m. Past IM -B. 4r BBS ano mare. yeer eies Mwanca; purs ST: HASTY REASON PRINCESS DRAKE INGRIDH, FAMILY LIGHT (Tlrney (Long (Ollvares iVnlrka BPIRITINA (Gonzalei, (Kravtts STAY OVER Green Bay 25, St. Louis 21 GREEN BAY The Green Bay Packers, with quarterback Jerry Tagge making his first start as a pro, broke a four-game win-less streak by downing St.

Louis, 25-21. Tagge engineered the Pack to a 22-7 halftime lead only to see the Cardinals fight back and narrow the gap to 22-21 in the fourth quarter. Chester Marcol's nine-yard field goal then iced the contest. TFT St. Louis Green Bay 14-11 t-2f GB Brockinfton run (Marcol GB-PO Mtrcoi IS StL-Anderten pat from Hart (Bakken kick).

GB FG Marcol StL-Rathed 11 pass from Hart 'L-Ucaif run (Bakk.r, kick) GB-Ri MrcJ A-MMf Cardinals Packer Pretdwn 21 Rushes-yards ln H-241 Passing yards 117 ti Return yards 127 Passes 1-IM 7-I4- Punts IH 1-M Fumbles-lost 12-1 1-1 Penalties-yards 114 5M INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING St. Louis, Anderson 4-M, MetcelT 11-Wi Orn Bay, Brock-ington IS- 117, Goodman 11-14, Lane I- NeCFIVING St. LWls, Rashad 4, Gillette 4-42, Anderson 2 Metcalf 4-21. Green Bay, Staiger IH, Goad-man J-lf PASSiNd St, Louie, Hart t-M, 11 yards) Oreefl ley, Te 7-144, 7. Cincinnati 16, Buffalo 13 BUFFALO Horst Muhl-mann's field goal with three seconds left gave Cincinnati a 16-13 victory over Buffalo.

The score was set up after a short punt by Buffalo kicker John Leypoldt gave the Bengals the ball at the Buffalo 45. Until the dying moments it appeared that O. J. Simp-' son's 32-yard TD sprint in the third period and John Leypoldt conversion would stand, up for a tie. Simpson made 99 yards on 120 carries to raise his season output to 1203 yards.

Cincinnati Buffalo 1-1 -ll Cln AVilnxonn SB But Fa Leypoldt II rifv-F0 MuMmenn Cln-Cftrli I run (MuMf-ttnft kKk) But FG Leypoldt But-Sif-wson 11 run flyMt kick) Cin-FO MuMmenn IB A-7J Bid Ptrsf I i i 4-ii M-m it 4 47 t-77 7 H7 4-4 f-14 7 14 41 74 Rusnes-yrO Passing rrS Return yarts Pease Punts Pnattle-yanM INDIVISUAL LSAOSRS RUSHING Cincinnati, Clan, M4S. E. Jonnsen l-4; Bwftala, Simpson Seel, treiten 11-44. RECEIVING Curfi Trwmy Ml; Btik CNanir M. PASIING Cmcinwgol, Anteta 9-fl -7.

141 Bxfaia. a SiM, if. Bay Meadows Wednesday, Nov. 14 4060 FiaiT-1 11S miles, maldan coiu ana gelding, 3 anl 4 yr olds. rd in ll(pin tv or.iafsrr (Borg; (Lone It 10 15 18 11 SLIGHTLY TARNISHED MAIDS SON fLuckle LEVI BLUE (Flowers) TURN N' TUMBLE (Romero) MOLl VILH rLASn iMiiwrni SIR SIERRA (Burkes ccnoupTa I idHT (Crui '110 117 115 117 118 lis 117 118 '110 MARKITO (Heath! MR.

DUTCH SEE (Wellington r.ninrNTRin (rtlia CREDfTCALL (Pefchoto WHOOPDtDUKt (acnaeni NO YES (Lague COUSIN PAUL (Wellington INDICATIVE (Bat 401 SIC0N0 SI luriangs, year eld and up, claiming (all $2500); Pur l0i BINA BAR (Pacherol BAGDAD EXPRESS (Vollkej ROMAN CLOVE (Bare, ORACU8AM (YK FINNEGANS RAINBOW (Delia) SAILS AND SUNSET (Cooper) GUM SHOE (Burkes) BINGO BOB (Rodriaueif VICS HOST (Crut) BIG ROWDY (Ramirei) COUNTRY MATCH (Tiemey) EMPIRE WAY (Yaka) DO IT RIGHT (Schacht) VEGAS TOUR (Ramiret) NORTH LIGHT (Volrke 4N2 THIRD 1 118 frill. tnidn colt and telBinn, irer ds, claiming Burt 1 30 01 KING'SJNViVaTION (Diai: START THE SHOW (Hewkensn 118 lii 110 I11 lis 11 119 US 111 BONUS BUCK (Lohato BIG BERRY (Cabaliero TROCAWAY (Burkes CLASSIC TOUCH (Schacht GALLANT MANNER (Pierce NAKNAK (Long) DON D'ARGENT (Valde) STEVE'S EGO (Sancher JIM BOB DAN (Trevmo) POSITIVE APPROACH (LenowV) LARKS FUR (Ba7- DOUBLESEATfR fyanke) COOL AND CLEAR (tw'rney) WAR JITTERS (Ti-fr)ey) 401 FOUBTH Bil feriants. fillies, 2 year elds, claiming (UOH-S70M)) purs 1J7M: ALOVE (Valdci) a WISE MAGI (Tiernfv) VALIDA (Volrk) a COOL HFAT (Cooper) SHIPS VISITOR (lenowey) SPUMA OE MAR (Peichoto) TELEPHONE LENS (Trevmo) 6-BASUCBIUE (Goifgie) VIKING SIS (Burkes) FUJI NO NIPPON (Diaz) i McMeans trained entry. b-J. Out ton trained entry.

114 ii ipd, hit Jerome uarumwim a 31-yard scoring pitch in the last period. New England took an early lead, but fumbled six times, NwEn9lnl JPI NE Windier IS (Mil from PlunkOT 1 run Hwfllf fclcM NYJ-BMW 17 run (HowHtH kick) NYJ-F4 Howfitld 44 HNEwin((r SI from lnkft (Whitt kick) HowflHd A HjlM mAMm ia RuthsM-virdi 111 lip pfuifM vartfi .17 lltturn vardft 1T-4M 1-11-1 Pont BiimhlMJfkat Sku.ll.wkM. inwivivvnii iiuA Laui aturiKsi run. KUSHI klttcshjim fiinghm l-M, Plunkttt Nw Yorjl inn rvvw -i- a axil RECElVlNft Nw Iniland, W.lth Ruekfr Wlwfijr Njw York Jt. iirkum M.

SlMlni 1-M. PASSINO Naw noland, Plunkatt 17- 4t-I, 111 Naw York Jatt, Demory H-T, Woodal lt-7-t, Los Angeles 29, New Orleans 7 LOS ANGELES John Hadl connected on an 18-yard scoring pais to Laurence McCutcheon and David Ray booted three field goals as Los Angeles rebounded from two straight losses to manhandle New Orleans, 29-7. The Rams broke the game open by scoring all three times they had the ball in the third quarter after leading 16-7 at the half. L.A. lost it top rusher, Jim Bertelsen, with a knee injury.

McCutcheon carried the ball 21 times for 115 yards. New Or teem 7 14 II NO Ovnkac ewe from Mafwiing AcClarilck LAfC3Reyl LABertetuM 1 run (Ray kick) LA McCutcheon IS pest from Heal (kick I kick 11 led) la Baker I ma (Ray kick) a ft tate-t tan Pint wM I Rushevyerdt lf-IM SS-IH Pauinf yeros J'l Pttr yards I rvf? 7-4 in Fumftiwleet 14 'MM-VI iMDivinuai ifiDf RUSHING New 6ne. PtXWaa I-av Mennlr- S-kt, letter e-i. $rvna, I -Mi Lee Anaafae. Me-Cimeen 11-Ht.

Sake 11 2. BertatsM L. S4mt Hi, itehee Ma. RECEIVING fw Orleans. Dun-kw 11, pram i-il, Lee ngetet, Jeckaen I rt.

tnaw Mt, McCutcnten H. rlean 1 M. PASIING New Orleans. Manning Ml. Itl yr) Lee Anpeie.

HadL Utt-I, 111. Aaron, Atlanta widow to wed Associated Press ATLANTA Baseball star Hank Aaron and his fiancee, Billye Williams, are to be married today in Jamaica in a private ceremony. Aaron, 39, who needs only one home run to tie the legendary Babe Ruth's career record of 714 homers, flew with Mrs. Williams, 33, an Atlanta television personality, to Jamaica over the weekend. Aqueduct Tuesday, Nov.

IS FIRST furlongi JyeeraldS. Queen Kon lBhahea icctsflly Yr Mrs. Albert Passaa a Love Apple Fruit Call Sgstorich helephtnt un Lesion i Left Bank Hlf Fhrmn Inasarden Prmsd Prnc OVELOOk a-Chitly I a Our Lll Jo 110 121 IH 12; 121 1 7 7 "1 121 Dens Piesur Magic Fee a-Bin-Rowrfl entry. lgC0NB-4 furlengsi yr. A up, Tudor Crst Turpin olden Spur Pehc Post Be Lightly lEIvn Cudd 104 105 Baaoote 1 116 116 116 109 116 Saitebrush eau Reaver Hlms Smrty Gn Fght Wn Restless 124 112 116 102 116 Prets Son 116 117 furlongs: 1 year olds.

SHiff Brilliant 5k Spritely Hlg i Navia Miss Dtrmnd Rut bi Cap Rdy Mony Kt Toquville Let Count Boidnette lutre Crnd Imprsn Marchng May FOURTH i i furlongs; 2 year oios. auRavar lli Gmd Prspct 120 DcnNthtOt 11 Lmour Rullh Native Sea Klakevilie 118 116 113 ftwIOfSccit 118 FIFTH ii miles: 1 yr Olds: Real Trveler II HK3 ed Reneed 122 112 113 112 Sunny Bach 11 Cote aMetr ttrok Sig tec red oul 113 aBiackthtrn 111 Trootauillo 114 Meliman entry BIITH IVg mile: 1 yr. we: nei UBiEirakir lit 11 til lrai ma (Cut Back DOC Cihsori Rsvaie Crow 116 116 av Dsmnd -Sommar entry SIVtNTH 1 1, II imkii yr. A UO: Corietenu SIB Proof ft1 Judgmatic 11? Ao Mva 116 Close varh Allervale 122 cortw9 2d freit 0 II? 117 112 10S ElBMTH 4 fuHongs: 1 yr up Honortnws II 71 Pace III Mid MiMll II) Song Tit aEvyFvnng Ellen lis NINTH IV Mtty Dash Munk Aitrustclhr Over.Oe Ja evM Cat Soda Poa Pr.nc LucK rMS: vr. 4 UO: 14 Famous Gun 118 112 fwr Or How 11.

Ghost Tram II 11 Note 109 11 "terG 10 1W aGayFilow US 11 aDay After 116 PATTI RUTH STARBOARD WATCH (Lanew noway Mliro 404 SEVENTH ii furln((, fit-purse 'si' FAR OljlT KIN NAPNAP PIMMlE BOLD PLEASURE TRAVELLING ROUNO (Wlnie (Yaka (Vaidet (Isbell (Baie (Kravet (Tiemayi 407 EIGHTH Bin furlenas. an! year eio, eiiowanees: gurae 7. "PaHla ChamBar Oaa mrc'T e-l I TIN DRUM (Kravets) (RuKg'ro) (rf (Hamilton) (Peichoto) (Tryino) (Tiernyj (Lnowy) rValde?) Late riser RI! MAJOR HILL b-OLD MEMORIES oscar's tower flashy style revel devil gotta get luckv old fiddler 11 OUNT CRUSADER a ARFSTI (Cabaliero) SECRET PLEASURE I Fierce) b-PEE WEE PAINTER (Winick) 104 i i. Bta naa trainM entry. 404S MINTH 1 i18 mil.

I year S7S08): Bursa 43V BLUE CRAFT SECOND NAIL TOMS CHARGER TIGER ALAPAZAM KINf.PASSER HAKO (McBride) (Vaidei) (Yaka) (Cru) IBurket iNakamura) (C on'alez) 0 -) ') (. 1 tare) 114 J14 "I 10f 11 "I i'! io7 DIAVOND NOWHER COURSE -AAC lb. FROM BUCK TESOf INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING San Dieee, Garrett 12-47, Cdwardi 10-10, Helmet t-2l Denver, Little, 12.1(0, Dawkjni 11-17. ftlcElVINO San Diego, LeVlei r1, McGee 2-17, Edwards 24; Denver, Ittle, I Odomt 4-M, Dawkins 4-51. PASSING San Diego, Clark 11-21-0, 122 vardsi Holllday 0-1-1, 0.

Denver, Johnson 14-2M, 234; Turner 0-1-1, 0. Dallas 23, N.Y. Giants 10 NEW YORK Charlie Waters, the so-called pigeon in the Dallas secondary, intercepted two passes and picked up a fumble to spark an alert Cowboy defense that subdued the New York Giants, 23-10. The Cowboys who were listless on offense, used four interceptions, two fumble re-blocked field goal to hand Now York Its seventh straight loss. Dallas is 5-3.

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