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"B- 1KD65 Waieh Win 1 1 1 rmrw' niliaMMM mm mm mesmmm MkBpn Flash; ISotz Elides Spe Triple By Gene Ward Saratoga Springs, Aug. 1 Bold Hour, another of the top 2-year-old offspring of Bold Ruler, today won the Flash Stakes before a record crowd of 18,065 at Saratoga and provided John L. Rotz with the valuable middle link of a riding triple. DBoBcH JLad Is Through ft a t-J to Saratoga, N.Y., Aug 1 Wheatley Stable's Bold Lad, who came smashing back this season to win four of five starts, is through as a racehorse, it was announced here today by Ogden Phipps. "We just didn't like his 'work' this morning," said Phipps, speaking for his mother, Mrs.

Henry C. Phipps, mistress for Wheat-ley, "and we can't take any chances with him, so he's going to stud." BOLD LAD WAS THE JUVENILE champion of 1964, but came up with bone chips in his right knee early in his 3-year-old campaign, which led to an operation. His only time out of the winner's circle this year was in his most recent start, the Suburban, July 4, when he didn't show his usual form under 135 pounds. The bad 'work' this morning convinced Phipps and his trainer, Eddie Neloy, that immediate retirement was called for. Bold Lad will stand at Claiborne in Kentucky at a fee of $10,000 for a live foal, but there will be no rush to unwind him in that he will not go to stud until the season of 1967.

Cookie Takes Cake Eighth at the quarter, Lace Cookie (12, on left) comes up from fifth entering the stretch to win first race a Saratoga by neck from Wild Silk (to her right), who holds place by a nose on Scrollation (No. 5). It was some begining to Spa's 103d season. Commission Upheld On Griffith Title Ban Supreme Court Justice Samuel M. Gold yesterday did what many fighters have tried to do take a title from welterweight-middleweight champion Emile Griffith.

Gold scored the one-title knockoff in a decision upholding the State Athletic Commission's rule that bars a fighter from The George D. Widener colt won by 2 lengths despite apparent interference at the head of the stretch by second-finishing Hermogenes. ANGEL CORDERO, aboard Hermogenes, seemed to be whipping his mount all over the lot and in the process slammed his horse into the odds on favorite. However, the collision only served to inspire Bold Hour to pull away from the traffic. Great White Way, the morning line favorite, was scratched frm the Flash early in the afternoon due to a cough and the record throng bet Bold Hour down to 4-5, The mutuel payoffs were $3.60, $2.40 and $2.20.

HERMOGENES, THE second choice, had six lengths on the rest of the field of 2-year-olds and paid $2.60 and $2.40. Curzon, who led Fort Drum, Gallant Moment and Voyager home, was $3 to show. Winning time for the 5 furlongs was 1:04 35. This was the 91st running of the Flash in the 103rd opening at Saratoga and the first time Widener had has a winner since 1961 when Jaipur and Eddie Arcaro turned the trick. ROT2S TWO OTHER winners also were for the NYRA's honorary chairman of the board.

He had Yorkville, another 2-year-old, in the fifth race and What A Treat in the eighth. What a Treat a 4-vear-old filly, set a course holding two titles. titles in the ring and shouldn't The title formerly held bv the group was met at the track by Ed Dickinson, NYRA prexy, and at the Museum bv Executive VP F. Skiddy Von Stade. Trainer Frank Wright came around on his pony during the morning works' to give a short talk and so did jockey Larry" Adams.

Reservations for a "Day at the Races" can be made by writing to "Day at the Races," Saratoga Race Track, Saratoga Springs, N.Y. SARATOGA CHIPS: Powhat-tan's Tom Rolfe, at 126 heads the list of 20 weighted by racing secretary Tommy Trotter for Saturday's $50,000 Whitney at Casper's $103,200 Tops Pro Golfers Palm Beach Gardens, Aug. 1 (AP) Billy Casper, $16,400 richer after the Speedway Golf Festival, leads the PGA money winners with $103,200. Doug Sanders is second with $91,311 and Arnold Palmer third with $80,652. Others in the top 10 are: Gay Brewer Phil Rodgers Jack Nicklaus Frank Beard Gene Littler Al Geiberger $58,567 and Tony Lema, who died in a plane crash, $50,220.

Bold Bidder, who drilled 7 be deprived of them in the courts." Asked if he had any preference as to which title to retain, Clancy replied: "If we have a choice, we'll take the middleweight crown, but that is something we'll have to talk over with our attorneys." JUSTICE GOLD, in explaining his decision to uphold the ruling, contended that "the rule was neither unreasonable nor arbitrary. He also said that since the rule was adopted champions have abided by it and that the commission's legal papers "clearly indicate its necessity to insure active competition in the sport, to promote safety and to avoid confusion." Ironically, Griffith was one of the most active welterweight champs in recent times. He had defended three times in the space of nine months and had another defense scheduled for Sept. 30 against Kitten Hayward. petitioner (Griffith) of welterweight champion was a privilege given to the petitioner by this state through the boxing commission.

His acceptance of that privilege is subject to such conditions and restrictions as the legislature and commission see fit to impose," said Justice Gold. GRIFFITH, WHO had attacked the commission's rule, claiming it-deprived him of a valuable property right and was in violation of the rule was adopted, champions tions, had dethroned Dick Tiger from the 160-pounJ perch last April. Griffith had petitioned the court to allow him to hold both titles. Shaken but not kayoedby the one-two punch of the commission and court, Griffith and his manager, Gil Clancy, plan to discuss further action with their attorneys. Clancy expressed dismay, saying: "We feel Emile won the record of 1:40 3 5 for 1 116 miles furlongs in 1:26 this ayem, is next on the turf course.

i' at 124, followed by Malicious, 122, Starter George Cassidy sent Hedevar, 118. and Swift Ruler, the first race of the new season 117. other Whitney 'probables' include Pluck, Quita Dude, Selari Booters Cut Cup Pie London, Aug. 1 (UPI) The 22,000 pounds ($44,176) given by the football association 'to England's victorious World Cup Soccer squad will be shared equally among the 22 players, F.A. Secretary Denis Follows announced today.

Follows said the division was the decision the players themselves. away in good order. This was a 6'4-furlong affair for maiden fillies, 2-yeavs-old, and the dis-taffers made like gal shoppers fighting it out in. Macy's base-went. THE WINNER, IX a last-gasp effort, was Louis Lee Haggin's and Spoon Bait.

All six in today's fifth, won by Yorkville, are eligible for next Monday's $25,000 Sanford, third race in the New York series for 2-vear-olds. The final is the $50,000 added Cowdin, Oct. 5. I.ace Cookie, the 3-1 second choice Native Price won the Juvenile, to Samuel Lefrak's Our Jackie 'f. th successoP; ivu.v..

tne Tremont. finish. 1 Gate Mark for Day Set in NL Cincinntai, Aug. 1 (UPI) jp for the day contest while The XL set an all-time record for 45,767 attended the nightcap. 1 -w 11 mm 1 11 1 r- 1 I tie nurrMn iiu 111c inuuni.

Lace Cookie, a bay daughter of Dunce Social Tea making the second start of her career, and he had to make like an ambulance driver to get her home through the heavy traffic. At the eighth pole, Pete was in behind horses with nowhere to go. but he went to the outside of three and inside another to win by a neck over Wild Silk with Ron Turcotte up. SO THE 103D RACE meeting In this ancient Adirondack com- munity was off to an exciting ftart. I For those who like to have I their historical facts nicely sorted I out, Saratoga's first meeting was conducted on the site now known 1 single-day attendance last Saturday when a total of 194,047 paid admissions were recorded, the league office reported today.

The total eclipsed the former NL high of 191,711 set on July 24, The Mets drew the largest crowd, attracting 50,306 for their annual Oldtimers Day while St. Louis drew 47,770 fans for their game with the Dodgers. THE ATLANTA Braves attracted a total of 75,473 for a day-night program with the Giants. A total of 29,706 showed Through games of July 31, the NL attendance was Tunning an almost unbelievable 968,577 ahead of last year's record season when the final count was THE CARDINALS, who drew 139,554 in three games with the Dodgers and the Braves, who drew 150,529 in a four-game seriejs with the Giants, passed the million mark in home attendance over the weekend, giving the NL six teams in the select group. PETER Horse of the Hour Bold Hour is off and running all alone at finish of Flash Stakes at Saratoga.

Hermogenes, center, is second by 2i lengths, six lengths ahead of rest of six-horse field in 91st running of opening Spa feature. lugg as horse haven across Union Ave. That was in 1863, and a year later the operation was begun on the present track which makes this the oldest racing establishment in the countrv. The first "Day at the Races" program, the NYRA's newest public relations innovation, is being hailed as an unqualified success following a turnout of 110 customers, almost all of them from within a 50-mile radius. THE $4 PACKAGE includes a DAWSON SCOTCH r2 visit to the backstretch for the morning a tour of the National Museum of Racing and Trainee attend day or eve.

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