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Si! Karate Bouts at Garden 00 II PGA Qualifier The third annual All-American Open Karate Championship will be held at the Garden tomorrow. IFwlSA The Lmh sfa By Jim McCulley That Furl Sail is a filly of potential greatness cannot be denied. Moving about in her stall in barn No. 2 at Aqueduct she looks the part of a champion, strong and powerful in both the front and hind quarters, compactly built between, and quietly alert to all This tourney includes free-fight ing in 11 classes and form com petition in three divisions. Bruce Lee, who plays Kato on the Green Hornet TV show, will give an exhibition in karate.

that going on about her. Tomorrow, Mrs. Edwin K. 4 1967 ALL AMERICAN OPEN KARATE CHAMPIONSHIP at MADISON SQUARE GARDEN DEMONSTRATION BY BRUCE LEE. KATO of THE HORNET On Tap Today Those golf professionals who hope to play in the PGA Championship in mile-high Denver will walk the steep hills of Garrison, N.Y., today trying to qualify for the trip west.

Eighty candidates, including Wes Ellis of Westchester and Claude Harmon of Winged Foot, will play two rounds at the North Redoubt Club, built a few years ago on the old Bill Brown health farm acreage. Unlike the Open, which has both local and sectional qualifying plateaus, the PGA qualifies its field with this single, qualifying heat of 36 holes. Besides Ellis and Harmon, some of the other ranking players hoping to qualify in the Met-area today include former Open champ Ed Furgol, Long Island champ Pete Mazur, Westchester PGA king Paul Kelly, Ernie Boros, Al Feminelli, Terry Wil 4 TO i t-, to CO CO a Thomas' 3-year-old filly can make racing history by winning the lOOG-added coaching Club American Oaks, final leg in the NYRA's triple crown series for her distaff division. She already has won the first two legs, the mile Acorn and the Mother Goose at 1 miles. THE OAKS WILL take her out another fulong to l'i mlies, a distance none of the fillies in th probable field has gone.

No filly has been able owin the TC, which the NYRA inaugurated in 1961. Two, Cicada and Spicy living, got to the final before losing. Another pair. Bowl of Flowers, and Lady Pitt last year, wo ntwo legs but didn't have a chance at the crown and the 25G Bonus that goes with it. Bowl of Flowers missed the middle leg, Lady Pitt' the first leg.

Tommy Easor, the Pitts-. burgh trucking mogul who owns Lady Pitt, was' a visitor to barn No. 2 yesterday to have a look at Furl Sail. a JT SAT. JUNE 24 3 Jtc.

S.HENRY CHO cox, Jerry Pittman and Mike KARATE INSTITUTE 135 W. '23 ST, NYC Krak. (NEWS foto by John Tresilian) Prefers to Travel Iiv Rail Ron Turcotte buzzes favored Zurk along rail to easy victory and $1.80 payoff in yesterday's Aqueduct opener. World of Trouble (left) placed with Devoted Queen third. MI "She sure looks great," Easor told Furl Sail's trainer, 77-year- old John Winans, a former jockey.

Winans, despite his age, ii Eddie Hodgins, the clocker, who saw her real close for the first time yesterday in the dawning, said: "She's a grand made filly." And that she is. And the Thomases of Paris, who bred the filly-and who didn't think too highly of her at one time could have sold her for million last year after she started racing. "A fella from California had the check made out and said, 'I'll take but Mr. Thomas finally turned the offer down." A big smile lit up WTinan's grizzled face. "When she's through racing, she oughta make a real brood mare, too," he said.

mistake with her, She came to the 16th pole with a big lead and he let up on her. He shouldn't have done that in a race with so much at stake." ITS TOO EARLY in Furl Sail's career to even guess how deep an impression she's going to make in comparison with the class fillies of the past. As good as Cicada, who was just voted into the Hall of Fame? Perhaps. But today, and unless she's soundly trounced in the CC Oaks, Furl Sail, who was born to a Count Fleet mare named Wind-sail, stands alone as the only 3-year-old filly of '67 with any real potential for greatness. As handed run bail in all of her workouts, and had her out on the track for a drill at 6:15 A.M.

yesterday. Winans thanked Eazor for the kind words about Furl Sail, and admitted Tommy might be right as rain. "SHE'S THE best looking and best acting filly in the whole country, bar none," Winans told Lady Pitt's owner and a group of turf writer who also had come to visit with Furl Sail. "All she has to do is run back to that last race and I don't see how she can lose," Winans told the group. "There just isn't any way you can fault her.

She's quiet in the gate and comes out of it like a streak. She can make her own pace, or come off of it if she has to." While Furl Sail likes to get the lead and open up, most observers believe Jacinto Vasquez will be instructed to reserve the daughter of Revoked during the early running of the "Derby distance" event. THERE SEEMS to be a difference of opinion about how much Furl Sail had left when she went under the wire an easy winner in the Mother Goose two weeks ago. Tommy Trotter, NYRA racing secretary, told a VyfnTl Pa I1T7 1 reporter, "She looked as though she were weakening a bit at the end of the Mother Goose. But she certainly had he field outclassed." "I believe she had a lot left," and finished real stout, the trainer remarked yesterday.

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