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14 THE EDMONTON JOURNAL, Tuesday, S. 7, 19S3 Shaf ter Spud Finally Convincing On Prairies By DON FLEMING Edmonton Harness Racing Results Of The Journal It's been quite a while coming, but finally the prairie folk have had a look at the great Shatter Spud at his best. He won Saturday's featured invitational for a $1,000 pot at Northlands Park so convincingly that all his rave Time: 33 4. 1:423, 2:15.2. SKIP'S PRIDE took the lead immediately end won easily.

BROWNIE BARS moved up strongly In the stretch for second money. SWAMP GIRL, perked out for half, showed a good effort. Time: J51. 1:174. 3777.

AGIOS CARL dmooed Into the tnl'd hole, picked leaders turning for home end drew away. ONDOMO JOE, well piared tVoughout. could not hud the winner. ADIOOS BAKER set the oece and had no excuses. Track scratches: Red Bingen Counsellor, Spangler Champ, Bonny Lincoln.

NINTH RACE tret and pace, lunier Invitational, SSOO J. V. Counsellor le.Jt e.M 3 St I Glen Thunderbird ,..4.31 3.4 4 Olrecf Kirk 3.40 Winner: black gelding, 4, by Glen wood Counsellor out of June Moon Voio. Owned by Green Acres Farm, Forestourfl. Trained by L.

Baird. Time: 34. 1:10.1, 1:45.3, J. V. COUNSELLOR went to the front Immediately and lust lasted.

GLEN THUNDERBIRD. comina from far back, was wearinq down the winner rapidly. DIRECT KIRK, slow to get started, fought to the lead after three-ouerters. then weakened. SEVENTH RACE pace, three-vear-elds, 5400 1 Mile Horse Driver Vi St SI odds Henley Bill Mohorich 1 4 3 l-l'i 3 MONDAY, See Ht a Northland Park.

Track: Qood (eighth dev of meet) FIRST RACK conditioned tret and UM 1 Mil Horse Driver SI SI odds Timmle Bar. Will 7 3 4 t-'4 315 Silver Bel H. Linton 14 1 M' JOSS Western Berti Paveiey 3 I 1 J-l'-i .75 Tidv Mohawk Jensen I 3 4-li' 4.15 Adero't Dream Geqnon 4 5 5 Wis M.JO Scotland Again snaver 5 7 e-d 30.70 Silver Hal Freest a a 7 7 10 7 Timmie Ban 4. l.M 1 Silver Bel ll.lt 1" 3 Wester Beth 1 Winner: black gelding, 10. by Mac Guy out or Mary Barjac.

Owned by Mare Farms, St. Norbert. Trained by Roy Wills. TIMMIE BARS rated back of the pace, closed re-tolutely for the best three lurlonas and was drawing away at the close. SILVER BEL forced the race alter hif mile but could not hoid the winner.

WESTERN BETH tired after setting all the pace. 1 Mile Horse Driver Vi St SI odds Jessie Mohawk Temple 3 2 11-2 1.50 Richard Star B. Davies 5 4 3 2-1 3.80 Dakota Silk Morrisey. 2 1 2 3-1 3 50 Red Walter Remrren 4 5 4 4-ns 5.15 Sir Guv Patch Schedlosky 4 4 5 5-ns 7.20 Jackson's Rose Lundy 1 3 4 4 10.45 3-Jessie Mohawk S.N 3.11 3.4 5 Richard Star 3.4 l.M 3-Oakota Silk 3.20 FOURTH RACE conditioned pace, SMt 1 Mile Horse Driver St 11 odds See Tee June Chambers 1 4 4 1-7 5.20 Chestnut Bars Beniaminson 5 11 2-nd 12.35 Lady Lincoln K. Linton 3 3 7 J-'-j 3.10 Guv Prince Temple 4 3 3 55 McCreary Pride Wishart 7 4 4 S-du 405 Ruth Direct Scott Patterson 7 5 5 4-diS 5 15 Monica's Pride Tiffin 1 7 7 7 14.70 4 See Tee June 17.41 S.W 3.7 5- Chestnut Bart 11.H 7.3t 190 355 2 50 4 40 Jot Richard B.

Devies 2 3 4 2-2 Marine's Babe Schedlosxy 3 1 1 Painted Squaw McNeil 4 2 2 4-dis Our Guv Oblemen 5 5 5 1 Hartley Bill 4.H 3.20 2 Joe Richard 3.40 3 Marine's Babe It Winner: brown gelding, 3, tv Adios Pick Winner: brown mart, 4, by Chief Mohawk out of Jessie Mercury. Owned by Dr. G. B. Isman, Wolseley.

Trained by Norman Temple. Time: 31.1, 1:04.3, 1:3, 2:11.1. JESSIE MOHAWK, kept close to the pace, drew out In the stretch. RICHARD STAR, saving ground on the rail, closed strongly but was no match for the winner. DAKOTA SILK tired after setting the pace.

out of 3 Lady Lincoln j. Winner: chestnut filly, 4, by High Counsel out of Hooeworthy June. Owned by W. H. Bryoget and C.

T. McPike. Cendo, O. Time: 35.1, 1:11, 1:44, M4. SEE TEE JUNE came frrm away back around horses to win ooinq away.

CHESTNUT BARS set most of the oece, but could not hold the winner. LADY LINCOLN was In contention throughout. SICONO RACK conditioned pace, S3M Horse Driver St Miss Henley Scott. Owned and trained by Art Hunter, M'4 1 Mile SI odds 515 3 55 12 10 3015 245 7050 TENTH RACE conditisned pace, S400 2- l' 3- 3 4- 1 5- 4 Mil 7 Horse Driver Heniev. Time: 32.4.

1:03.1, 1:451, 2:151. HANLEY BILL, perfectly rated, found racing room turninq for home and won narrowly. JOE RICHARD moved with the winner, but could not prevail. MARINE'S P.ARF set the pace, shock off repeated challenges, then tired. Track scratch: Kate Richard.

FIFTH RACI conditioned tret, 130 1-3 Sweet Alice Lerocque 4 Unigue Richard Mohton 5 3 Miss Victoria Scott Clark 3 3 Dutchess Sue Patterson Roy el Stratton Code 7 4 Hiah Tide Direct Sutue 2 1 Direct Mohawk E. Tracey 7 4- Sweet Alice UJt 5 Unique Richard s-Miu Victoria Scott five days by the judges for careless and reckless driving. More disciplinary action th same day resulted in a J15 fine in the seventh race for a careless drive through the stretch with Cash CounseL PADDOCK PATTER-Yester-day's holiday night feature saw Norman Temple score impressively with one of his good mares, Jessie Mohawk, by coming on strongly to overhaul the leader, Dakota Silk, then holding the charging Richard Star safe by two lengths Biggest win price of the meet occurred in the fifth race when Elroy Douglas with Oakland Glea photoed out Elaine Mohawk in an all-trotter race Soccer Scores LONDON (Reuters) Monday nlght't srw-rer results- ENGLISH LEAGUI Divislen I Aston Villa 3. Sunderland 1 Blackpool 4, Leicester 0 West Ham 1, Liverpool Division (V Chesterfield 1. Wrexham 1 Stockport 1.

Tranmere ENGLISH LEAGUE CUP First-round Replay Southend 3, Newoort 1 Winners awav to Port Vale or Keadlnfl SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP Flrst-leq Playoff Thd Lanarck 1, Ayr 1 'X Horse Driver St 1.40 Oakland Glen Douglas 13 2 1-ns 1 Milt tl odds 2.50 4.50 3.10 7.20 145 2.45 1 Mile tl odds 20.45 350 320 1 10 770 5.01 lit 4.10 l.M 2- 4 3- 1 4- 1 34 4 Wallace Counsel Soroat 5 Master Dan Patch Sched. 4 Chestnut King Stopoier 2 Minnie Dir. Chief Tracey 1 Success Vern Gannon 4 Widower Jack P. Tracey 3 5 Wallace Counsel 4 Master Dan Lee Patch 5.2 Eiame Mohawk H. Linton 2 11 J-31 Maud McCreary Cardno 7 4 4 3-2' Rocky Bridge Dakota 4 3 3 44 Executer Ducherme 5 3 S-dis Buddy Glen e.

Tracey 3 4 4 4 1 Oakland Glee M.N il.Tt 5 at EIGHTH RACE cenditiened pact, S400 Horse Driver St notices had to be believed. After coming up to Canada from California a year ago last spring, he was widely touted as the most eligible to capture the harness handicap crown. But he never got the chance to prove it because he was turned out to pasture after a sensational campaign at Ladner. Instead, it was Star Chief who took down the Alberta laurels. But Saturday it was something else again.

After failing to distinguish himself in the mud on the 27th, Shafter Spud just toyed with his field. Buster Marks took him to the front from the outside post on the first turn, and then for Marks, it was just a case of being certain he stayed aboard his cart. Star Cheif looked to have a shot at him, but heading to the half mile, he broke stride, and by the time Lome Clark got him back into gait, he had lost all chance. Shafter, a 6-5 choice of the public, sped the mile in 2:10. fastest of the meeting to date and on hand to join his star in the winner's circle was his owner, Jay Putkamer of the Paradise Valley Ranch at Squamish, B.C.

The margin over runnerun Uldine Mohawk was 3 lengths. The day's program was marred by a spill in the fifth when Joleene Tass and Prince Lock-heart Scott locked wheels in the back-stretch. Bill Attolini, with Joleene, was set down for 7.10 I 2.40 3.30 J.fO 1 Mile SI odds 1.00 5.25 4 30 1470 IS 2- 1 3- 2 4- 11 5- 1 2.40 Chestnut King Winner: black gelding, 4, by -Thunderbird out of Winner: bay mere. 4, by Sheldon Pointer out of Royal 6lrl. Owned by W.

E. Flnlev, Sherwood Park. Trained by Ben Larocoue. Time: 32.4. 1:0 4.

1:44 3. 2:17.3. SWEET ALICE reserved back ot the pace, started moving after a half, and prevailed in a hard-fought three-way duel. UNIQUE RICHARD, in a contending position the way, took the lead momentarily, then could not withstand the winner's bid. MISS VICTORIA SCOTT moved uo to best the others.

DIRECT MOHAWK broke after three furlongs while in the lead, and never recovered. Daily Double: S104.2 7.10 5.00 4 Skip's Pride Oliver Brownie Bars Marks Swamp Girl Pave ley Cindy R. H. E. Tracey Fay Baker P.

Tracey Rush Lake Remmen 2 Skip's Pride 1 Brownie Bart 4 Swamp Girl Winner: bay mart. by Queen Axworthy, Owned end Beechy. 4.t 1.20 7.50 Barbara Counsel. Owned by Sproat i Page, Hargravt. Trained by Georqe Sproat.

Time: 31. 1:02.4. 1:39.3, 2:12.2. WALLACE COUNSEL moved strongly from last to first around the final turn, then won going away. MASTER DAN LEE PATCH was easily best of the others.

CHESTNUT KING raced lorwardly. Ouintlla: S21.lt 4.M l.M 2.41 Sklpalong Direct out of trained by Neil Oliver, THIRD RACE three-yeer-eldi, pace 3 Elaine Mohawk 4.M 2.1 7 Maud McCreary 4. Winner: bay gelding, 4. by Thunderblrd out ot Winnie Mev Baker. Owned by W.

F. Payne, Wewanesa. Trained by Elroy Douglas Time: 34, 1:00 3, 1:43.3, 2:17.3. OAKLAND GLEN, held back of the leader, got up In the last stride. ELAINE MOHAWK opened up eight lengths, but could not hold the winner.

MAUD McCREARY moved on the final turn along the Inside. SIXTH RACE conditioned pace, S3N 1 Mile Driver St odds J. V. Counsellor E. Tracey 3 1 2 1-Vi 4 15 Glen Thunderbird Douglas 7 5 5 3-1 2 55 Direct Kirk Gagnon 4 7 1 3-3' 4 05 Bonnie Jean Patterson 5 2 3 4 1 22 40 Counsel Jensen 1 3 4 5-12 1 Short Tass Marks 1 4 4 4-1 15.15 Bonnie Cue Tiffin 4 I I 7-1 30.15 Danny Bond Kohl 2 4 7 1 4 25 Horsa Driver Vi St I Mile II oods 210 2.50 1 00 Sports In Brief Adios Carl Mohier 3 4 4 1-1 '4 Ondomo Joe Attolini 1 2 3 2-hd Adioos Baker E.

Tracey 2 113-2 Mighty G. Direct D. Tracey 7 3 2 4 1.15 a Adios can 3 Ondomo Joe J.M (win and place bettlnq only) Winner? bay gelding, 3, by Adms Pick out of Betty Belle. Owned and trained by Don AAohler, Cemrose. Dyson Undecided SATURDAY, Sect.

4 at Northlands Park. Track: good (seventh day of -dav meet) I 1 Mile FIRST RACE conditioned pact. S300 For Banquets Meetings Weddings Call MAYFAIR HOTEL Ample Free PARKING adjoining hotel Catering Manager, Ph. 424-7265 1 Mile SI odds .55 240 4.05 1- l'A 2- 3 1 SIXTH RACE pact, three-year-tlds, S40t Horse Driver Vi SI Brisac Champ Remmen 2 3 2 Adios Coke Thompson 12 12- Border Bachelor MacDonald 3 4 3 Ronnie Cash Gagnon 4 5 4 Kovie Scot Schedlosky 4 4 4 II odds 13'S 4.90 prize Canada's national basketball team defeated Uni-versidad Catolica, 52-45, in Santiago Compiled From CP-AP OTTAWA Geoff Dyson, director of the Royal Canadian Legion sport training program, 3- 17 4- dis 3 4. 1240 24.30 5-dii 5- Horse Driver Vi St Nellie Chief Mori.

P. Trecty 3 1 1 Princess Mohawk D. Tracey 4 4 2 Daisy Azoff, Freest a Tilly Counsellor Dorwtrd 3 3 4 Lee Patch Schedlosky 4 4 4 Leblsh Castle Klrby 1 2 3 Bebebrooke Cardno 7 7 7 17.40 11.20 3- i 4 95 4- 1 425 5- hd 2100 4-hd 1410 7-di 1770 I 1.20 I 4 1.11 1.40 2.70 J.4t 2.30 2.41 wr. peter Lincoln P. Tracey 2 Brisac Champ 1 Adios Coke 3 Border Bachelor Winner: bay oeldlno.

S. said Sunday the time of decision on his long term future is next April. Dell Mc I Win Kohl III by Champ Adios out of 5 Nellie Chief Mohawk 11.10 5.50 3.54 4 Princess Mohawk I.N 4 Jt Madam Baker. Owned and trained by Art Hunter, Hanley. Time: 33 4.

1:091, 1:44.1. 2:17.2. BRISAC CHAMP, closely following the pace, was bothered by a breaking horse the half, recovered under The former British coach told an interviewer he will make up his mind then whether to stay in Canada or return to England when his Legion contract runs uralng, and drew out In the stretch. ADIOS COKE, also ootnereo by pace-setting Mr. Peter Lincoln when he broke at the half, lust wasn't good enough.

BORDER BACHELOR mada up latt ground. Daisy Aioff 4.N Winner: brown mare, 4, by Chief Mohawk out of Ntllit Riggs. Owned by T. A. Fruden, Klndersley.

Trained by R. MacDonald. Time: 33, 1:07.3, 1:42, 2:14.3. NELLIE CHIEF MOHAWK went to the front and and coasted to an easy win. PRINCESS MOHAWK closed well on the ttretch turn.

DAISY AZOFF made up lata ground. SECOND RACE conditioned tret and pact, SIN 1 Milt "Only I know a lot of students who could go for a smart out in January, 1968. His decision will be made af II odds Driver i St Horse 1-7 Temole 1 5 2 Mighty Mohawk Norman Scott Jr. Norma Counsel Breezy Baker Senna E. Tango Jere Oak cartridge pen like you." 200 I.

10 17 20 II. 35 17.05 7.30 10.10 Freest 4 1 Stewart 5 2 Tiff to 4 3 Ruttle 7 4 Patterson 4 7 Steer 2 4 2- nk 3- 3 41 5-3 4- nk 7 7 l.M For a $1.00 pen, you have a lot on the ball yourself." SEVENTH RACE condition! pact, SMI 1 Milt Horse Driver '-i 5t SI odds Victor Lee Brokenshire 1 3 3 1-nk S.eO Cash Counsel K. Linton 1 4 2 2-nt 4 05 Belle Mohawk Temple 7 5 4 3-2 5 20 Taylor Tex Code 3 3 1 4-5 4.10 Sandy Dorward 4 1 5 5-1 2 05 Silver Rlagt Schedlosky 1 1 4 4-7 14 35 Georae Pay Freess 7 7 7-dlt 19 45 Just June Ruttlt .2111 1.00 1 Victor Lee 3 11.74 4 40 l.M 4 Cash Counsel 4.44 3.4t 7 Bella. Mohawk 3.71 Winner: brown aeidlng, 7, by The Great out of Beth Harvester. Owned by John Vogel, Weyburn.

Trained by Vern Voqel. Time: 33.3, 1:01 1, 1:43, 2:17.1. VICTOR LEE G. kept In a contending position, out-gamed Cash Counsel and Belle Mohawk In driving finish. CASH COUNSEL closed strongly on the outside.

BELLE MOHAWK raced forward ly and just missed. Lang ley Lad 1 Mighty Mhwk I.N 2.SI I 4 Norman Scott Jr. 1 Breeiv Baker 4.00 Winner: brown gelding, 7, trotter, by Chief Mohawk EIGHTH RACE conditioned pact, I3N Horse Driver Vi St of the Argos will be lost to the team because of injuries for at least four games. LN BOXING Tyrone Gardiner defending his Canadian lightweight title by knocking out Willie Williams of New Water-ford, N.S. Oscar Bonavena won the Argentine heavyweight championship by outpointing Gregoria Peralta in a 12-round bout at Buenos Aires.

IN GOLF Jack Bariteau of San Jose, shot a three-under-par 68 for the lowest qualifying score ever recorded in the 35-year history of the Totem Pole tournament at Jasper Ian Thomas completed a double triumph with a 4 and 3 victory over Gordon Stollery for the Canadian junior championship Jack Nicklaus won the professional division in the ond Mecklenburg Junior Chamber of Commerce amateur tournament at Charlotte, N.C., with a four-under-par 67 Charlie Boswell of Birmingham, won the international blind golfers' championship with a 36-hoie score of 184 Rule Jr. won his first tournament in two years by topping the $65,000 Oklahoma City Open with a five-under-par 238 Arnold Palmer fired a hole-ln-one in an exhibition match with Doug Sanders, which he won with a four-under-par 67 Britain escaped with an 11-11 tie in the 1965 Walker Cup tournament at Baltimore. IN OTHER SPORT-One-time president of the Quebec Amateur Hockey Association and officer of the Canadian Amateur Association, Leo Burns, died in a Montreal hospital American champion Bobby Fischer of New York defeated Laszlo Szabo of Hungary and remained in second position in the Capa-blanca International chess tournament Norman Crerar and Gib MacEachen of Flin Flon, won the 120-mile canoe race between La Tuque and Trois Rivieres for a $6,000 first 1 Milt SI odds 3 20 500 2.30 5.05 3.50 2.30 1- hd 2- 4 3- 2 4- nd 5- 2 4-2 Nicely Done D. Tracey 3 5 1 Buddy Bird Chambers 7 3 3 Star Adios Lewis 1 4 4 Neno Tass Coliton 4 1 2 May Kirk Nedeau 5 4 4 Dan Richard Stewart 2 7 7 Meedav Scott K. Linton 4 7 5 7 22.70 3-Nicely Dene 1.41 4.M Jl.tO I 7 Buddy Bird l.M 1.90 1 Star Adios l.M Winner: bay gelding, 7, by Brookdale out ot Miss Jane Gratten.

Owned by E. Larson and E. Thomas, Devon. Trained by Ben Larerque. Time: 31.2, 1:07, 1:40.2, 2:14.3.

NICELY DONE trailed early, then closed strongly to win In ohoto. BUDDY BIRD, shuffled back at the start, romt latt on the inside. STAR ADIOS en the extreme outside turning for home, hung In the stretch. tut of Jessie Baker. Owned by Dr.

G. B. Isman, Wolseley. Trained by Norman Temple. Time: 33.4.

1:10.1, 1:45.4. 2.19.1. MIGHTY MOHAWK beqen moving down the back-ttretch and wore down the leader through the line. NORMAN SCOTT JR. went to the top.

but weakened In the final sixteenth. NORMA COUNSEL showed an Improved effort. THIRD RACE pace, two and three-year-old, S4N 1 Milt Horse Driver Vi St II odds Bill Kan Spender Oblemen 3 3 7 1-H 1 15 Jolllette Larocoue 4 4 3 2-1 310 Betty Pointer Jackson 4 11 3-274 1.25 Sandra Kirk Douglas 3 3 4 4-dis 12 45 Snaooy Chick Devies 2 2 5 5-dil 500 Bonny Rigos Gagnon 14 4 1 7.30 Bill Kan Spender 4.34 2.M l.M 4 Jolllette 3.11 l.M 4 Betty Pointer 3.11 Winner: black colt. 2. by Genqhlt Khan out of Alllt toonder.

Owned and trained by Joe Obieman, Nipawin. Time: 35, 1:09 3, 4:47.2, 3.23. BILL KAN SPENDER, far out of It early, prevailed after long, hard drivt. JOLLIETTE made a strong bid thraugh the lane end just missed. BETTY POINTER led until weakening toward the end.

FOURTH RACE CMiliihtd pact, I3N 1 Milt Horst Driver Vi St II odds Johnny Who Patterson I 3 1-3 2.15 Mr. Vemin Mohier 4 7 4 2-hd 1 05 Mister Lance Rutledoe 7 5 5 3-hd 3 20 Jav Patch Jensen 3 1 3 12 50 June Pick Stewart 2 2 1 5-' 3 20 Adios Amino Thompson 4 7 4-1 4 00 Guy Thunderbird E. Tracey 4 4 4 7 17.40 1 Johnny Who 4.30 4.N J.7I 4 Mr. Vtregin l.M 7 Mister Lance 2.10 Winner: bay gelding, 4, by Who out of Trut Nina. Owned by F.

Tronrud, Choicelend. Trained by Archit Patterson. Time: 33.2, 1:07.2, 1:41.1, 2:15. JOHNNY WHO, In tlqht quarters throughout, emerged at the guarter-ooie and won easily. MR.

VEREGIN cjme on the Inside from well back. MISTER LANCE finished strongly. NINTH RACE Invitational pace, ter the Legion convention in Montreal next April, he said. At that time, he noted, his five-year contract would have less than two years to run. Dyson said he felt April was the time to make a decision.

"I can't wait until the 11th hour," he said. He and his family, Mr. Dyson said, have been "very happy in Canada and with the Legion as well." He has two teen-age children. "The relationship between my bosses and me couldn't be better," he said. In his Legion work, he has travelled across Canada many times and made many friends, he said.

However, he has kept his home In England and when he took the Canadian job, the plan was to go back after the five-year contract was up. ALSO IN TRACK AND FIELD John Rooras of the Roston Athletic Club won the Canadian Amateur Athletic Union's 26-mile marathon at St. Hyacinthe. Que. Rob Simmons of Charlottetown set a Canadian record of 160 feet, 10 inches in the senior hammer throw during the Prince Edward Island championships The Don Mills Club of Toronto set Canadian records in the juvenile girls' high jump, junior boys' shot-put and juvenile boys' one-mile relay at a Brantford meet.

IN FOOTBALL Mike Nixon was signed as coach of the National League Pittsburgh Strel-rrs Allan Byron (Teddy) Morris, famed player and coach of Toronto Argonauts during the 1930s and 40s, died of a heart attack Winnipeg Wildcats moved Into second place in the Manitoba-Saskatchewan Junior League by stopping St. Boniface Rods 31-18 Marr Luster, end and comer linebacker, and tackle Dave Still Horse Driver li St I Milt II Odds 1.15 1235 4D0 17.10 17.25 lfO 1-3' 7-2' 31 4- 2 5- 13 4-dis snatter spud Marks 4 1 1 Uldine Mohawk F. Wilson 3 5 4 Counsel Key Ducharme 7 4 3 Princess Dianne Temple 12 3 Johnston Baker Anderson 5 4 5 Karleen Woollen Rathbone 2 3 4 Star Chief C. Clark 4 7 7 7 2.50 4 Shatter Seud 4.N 3.70 2.51 3 Uldine Mohawk l.tt l.N 7 Counsel Key t.jt, Winner: bay gelding, 7, by Freeman Hanover out of Zonta Hall. Owned by Paradise Valley Ranch, Sguamlsh.

Trained by Buster Marks. Time: 31 1:04 3, 1:31, 2:10. SHAFTER SPUD took the lead around the first turn from the outside cost, then was never threatened. ULDINE MOHAWK closed from far back. COUNSEL KEY moved on the final turn, but could not threaten.

STAR CHIEF C. broke badly after half a mile, and finished far out of It. FIRTH RACE conditioned pact, 1300 Horse Driver Vj St Ha sure does. That tungsten carbide ball Is engineered to tolerances of of an inch, and every moving part is made of tough Nylon or Delrin so the mechanism won't wear out. And that beauty of a cartridge pen has an iridium tip 3 times costlier than gold to last for years.

Uses huge Skrip cartridges too. Maybe you should team up with this ECONOMY Twin-Sel Just $1.95 for the pair. Now available everywherel TENTH RACE lunior Invitational, pace, SSOO Horst Driver 'j St Hematite D. Wilson 12 11-7 Mr. Chief Silver Direct Frfttw UiMir Ruttlt 1 1 1 M'4 Schedlosky 3 2 2 2-9 K.

Linton 1 5 4 3-1 E. Tracey 3 4 3 4-11 I Milt II odds 1.10 3.15 4070 405 315 3510 1 Milt II odds 20 2.20 4.00 13.05 14 15 13.15 455 soroat 7 Maxie Tide Donna Worthy Pr. Lockheert Scott Joleene Tau iff. nun Broken. 2 Altolinl 4 4.50 Dotty Mohawk Clark 1 5 3 2-hd Heniev Lad Remmen 5 7 4 3-hd Gretchen Tass Marks 3 1-2 4-1'i Svbil Direct Thompson 14 4 S-'i General Hank Jensen 7 4 5 t-t Nancv Adios Lewis 4 17 7-14 Wanetta Tracey 2 3 11 1-HI Hematitt 7.20 IN 2.50 I Dolly Mohawk 5 Hanley Lad iu (acc, DNF) 3.40 1.40 l.M 4 00 4.N 1 Mr.

Chief 4 Silver Direct 12.40 Frosty Hour 4.t0 SHEAFFER You anunvKe a toe aeM. cay norse. oy tnier Mohawk out of SkiO-A-Lou. Owned by A. Wetson, Woljelty.

Trained by Bill Ruttle. Time: 32 2. 1:07 2, 1:43.3, 3:15.2. Track scratch: Champ's Boy, MA CHIEF C. went all the way on the head end.

IILVER DiRECT was easily the best of the other finishers. FROSTY HOUR made up some late ground JO-LEENE TASS and PRINCESS LOCKHEART SCOTT were Involved In a soil) on the back-strtfch Iht first hmt when they locked wheels. Winner: chestnut ge'ding, by Gaines Hanover out ot Cherry Adam. Owned and trained by Forest Wilson, Ctlgary. Time: 31.4, 1:04.4.

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