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yrr 8alUiiliiiCritiune June29, 1966 AS' Vallejo Results 144. Triangle Publications. Daily Racing Form SOLANO f.CUMY FAIR, Velleio. Tuesday, June day of 10-day county fair race meeting. All finishes confirmed by official Photo Patrol Inc.

Camera feecD azK I WORLD CHAWPION Apprentice Wins Two At Vallejo By JACK MENGES VALLEJO Michael Cariglio 043 THIRD RACE-Pun tMf 4M yards; three year aids and no: ararie a Giants Gave Shaw Best Birthday Gift i i ta m- RIGHT HANDS TOK PUSHING HOT LIFTING MOST GOLF ARE DOOMED FROM THE OUTSET WHEN Tf4H -RIGrt-rr -J4AND PICKS UP THH CLUB. YOU CAM UFT A CLUB. LIKE A. WA.TCMHT AND "EXPECT TO CUT ANY KIND OF FI30RE OH THE GOLF COURSE. Aware of their feeling, Shaw went up to Manager Herman Franks and told him he would like to be traded.

Under the circumstances, he told Franks didn't think he'd be able to earn his salary or do a creditable job for the club. Shaw was one of the last major leaguers to sign his 1963 contract on April 4 and even after he agreed to terms, the Giants didn't give him too much work as a starter. He was 1-4 with them when they let him go and te had the feeling they probably would try to rut him pretty close to the full 25 per cent next year had he remained with San me real well, though, they know I'm not flakey. Not in the accepted anyway." 1 Shaw, a forgotten figure with the Giants earlier this season, has a fine 2.91 earned run average since joining the Mets and a 4-0 record with them. He is 5-4 on the season.

Nothing has made him as happy as finishing three of the four garnet he started for the Mets, including his last one which he pitched in 95 degree heat and beat the Cubs, 9-3, last Saturday. "What bothered me was that they had the feeling I couldn't go nine anymore," says Shaw. By "they," means the Giants. plus. Value te wianer, $4S; second.

$283; third, (111; fourth, $48; fifth, $21. Fin, Odds Horse, Jockey Sir. Fast Dash, Hawkenson 5 1 lj 1.20 5 70 Kocitin- ueck, wrignt 2 21 DO War Whisk, Juarez 3m Bar Note, Vanez 3 4 Tiny Light. Banks .8 5 1 Neo Flasher, McReynolds 6 1 4 Leonto, Rugger i 7 1 120 4.60 15 30 730 a 30 Plucky Rockette, White 7 I DO Disqualified, placed last. Time :71.

Clear and fast. $2 mutuels paid: Fast Dash Mo 3.6 I. la Rockin' Deck 4.4 3.4 Bar Note 3.4 Winner Ch. G. Fast Bar-Little Doll Baby trained by R.

L. Stephens. In gate 155 off; 155 start good won driving. Overweights Rockin' Deck Neo Flasher War Whisk Bar Note 3. Scratched Bar Shine, Van of Courage.

Mutuel handle S14.568. F044 FOURTH RACE-Purse $1,000 350 yards; maidens; two year olds. Value to winner, $550; second, 1225; third, $125; fourth, $75; fifth, $25. Horse, Jockey Str. Fin.

Odds Oio Van, Robinson JM 1 3 60 Ima Mickey, McReynolds 6 1 2 47.20 Angel Spot, Hawkenson ..7 1 3M 2.10 Bar Bolero, Banks 11 1.90 Call Me Sassy, Vanez ...9 2 5 15.30 Grand Deck, Cunnington II 6 1 41.30 Barkhaled, Ruggeri 5 1 7 1 70.40 Clabberdo Morgan, Wright 4 0 1 61.30 Mr. Pete Bar. Felipe 0 10 9 11 12.10 Dari Breeze, White 1M 10 9.40 Time Clear and fast. (2 mutuels paid: Oio Van 9.30 4.40 3.N Ima Mickey 21.40 11.0 Angel Spot 3.00 Winner Ch. G.

Okie Van-Miss Jo Toro trained by W. Hopkins. In gate 223 off; 223 start good won driving. Scratched First Cabin, Rockin' Five, Be Sure Mackay. Pacific Maid.

Mutuel handle $18,110. furlongs; maidens; lour and live year MM: second, tilt: third. t2M: fourth. Str. Fin, Jockey Odds ACE-Fvri $6M; seven firlvwi.

pac: mutton; conditioned. Value I winner $390; second, tIM; third, fourth, $69; fifth, Uf). Horse, Driver Str. Fin. Odds Vieio A.regc Pierce 13 1 li .70 Red Face.

Spencer JU 2 2i 2.60 Ascot Carroll .3 4 3 4 4.20 Teaay Pegasus, Johnson 5 10 4 4 15.80 Impossible Todd, McGrgr 4 1 5 15 10 20 Neal Goularte a 4 26.30 Time Clear and last. $2 mutuels paid: Vieja Amiga 3.40 1.60 2.48 Red Pace 2.M 1.10 Ascot Pegasus 3 Winner B. H. 5. Amigo Hal-Sadie, trained by J.

Holland. In gate 112 off; 112 start good won driving. Mutuel handle $9,451. i FW2 SECOND RACE Purse $400; seven furlongs, pace; claiming. Nana's Girl, Hasti Joy, Marlon's Sirl, $1,30.

Others Value to winner, $300; second $120; third, $90; fourth, $40; fifth $30. Horse, Driver Str. Fin. Odds Friendly Henry, Kreig 1 12 1.80 Colonel Direct, Conroy 2 2 2 1 4 70 Great Richard, Morrison 5 2 3 11 7.40 Hy Hayes, Prentiss 4 11 4 4 0.30 Nana's Girl, Tiedeman .,3 1 5 II 1.30 Marion's Girl, Jacobs 6 5 4 12 2 60 Andy's Chief, Ford 7 7 41.30 Hasti Joy, Thornton 45.20 Time :33. Clear and fast.

$2 mutuels paid: Friendly Henry 1.4 3.4 l.M Colonel Direct 4.4 3.4 Great Richard 4.2 Winner Br. G. Great Colby- Carrol Lee trained by J. Krieg. In gate 133 off; 133 start good won driving.

Scratched. Circus George, Hal Breeze. Mutuel handle $11,287. F065 FIFTH RACE Purse six olds, allowances. Value ta winner.

$120; fifth, $40; sixth, $30. Index Horse (Owner) Gnocchi (W. Russell) 120 3291 Destined (Dr. A. Godward) 115 3346 Nice Day (F.

Lessee) 116 3399 B6n Affaire (C. Spencerl xll5 8401 Nadir Time (P. Henning) 120 1775 Gin Jon (D. Merrill) .120 Vicks Way (M. Freeman) Kill Sav'n Money (T.

Gallaty) 120 F005 Aleski (J. Zumini) 116 2 5 6 1 1 6 83 34 4 8 10 2 5 10 79 T-WE LEFT HAND IS IN CONTROL THE BACKWINSr. fT UT6RALLY THRUSTS TUB CLUB RACK ALONfJ- TUB WIPBST SWlNfi ATC TUB RIGHT 4-lANJ OUST OOE6 AL.ON& OR T-4-Rlte-30tNC3 TO WORK, WHEN ITS TIME TO CRACX THe WHIP OH TH6 Steve Avoyer Wins Jr Tennis Opener 60-SECOND SPORTS PAGE Bob Boldt's 138 Trails at Olympia 3 2 3 2 1 1 1 71 White 6.60 11 11 2 1 2 1 Lewis 1.60 6 4 5 1 4tid 3 1 Fry 8.10 IM i SI 4 11 Ramos 24.30 51 626252 Dixon 41.40 ,7 5 7 10 7 4 6 1 Steed 14.30 2 11 2 11 3 7 11 Freemn 12.70 10 8 1 8 1 8 ni Drsseau 5.20 92939 9 Tohill 4.70 Time Clear and fast. $2 MUTUELS PAID GNOCCHI $15.20 $5.60 $5.40 DESTINED 4.60 3.40 NICE DAY 3.80 Winner Ch. g.

5. Daoud Pasha-Supper Guest Capt Russell. In gate 253 off; 253 start good won beam. Never Leave Me. Mutuel handle $15,817.

Top-seeded Steve Avoyer of San Diego advanced in the Na t'nal Junior Hard Court Tennis Championships at Burlingame by defeating Terry Hatfield of San Mateo 6-1, 6-3 in the Boys 18 opening round play Tuesday. Play continued today in the third day of the tournament. The No. 2 seeded player, Tom Leonard of Arcadia, also ad- vanced bv defeating John RfK 8 of Hanford, 6-2, 6-2. Doug Ver- diecek of Redlands, seeded No.

3, beat David Steiner of Hillsborough, 6-0, 6-0. Thu tii.fi iivwAnA n. 1 I F066 SIXTH RACE Purse six Value winner, $880; second, sixth, $30. Index Horse (Owner) Wl.PP.St. Vi Str.

Fin. Jockey Odds F020 Chief's Wtch (J. Chpmn) xl 10 4 3 4 2 2 11 1 hd Cariglio 1.20 F030 Nic's Lmn (2-tn Tny Frm)U2 1 1 3 4 3 4M 2U Tohill 3.70 F006 Yng Lochinvar (B. Baze) 120. 7 6 7 hd 6 1 2 2 34 Dixon 2.60 Leafing Start (A.

Ramey) 115 5 2 1 hd 1 hd 3-1 4 Lewis 10.40 F041 American Jet (E. Sturgis) 115 10 4 8 1 7 5 1 5 nk Ruggeri 20.00 2267 Big Tiger (J. Tennant) .115 4 8 51 52 62 62 Perez 126.30 Hatchet Song (MacVeagh) 115 3 9 9 3 9 hd 13 7 1 Drrssu 51.20 3424 Shot Gun (J. Bunfill) .120 8 10 10 10 9 2 8 2 Robnsn 26.30 F043 Well Known (Muckermn) xllO 2 7 2 hd 3 1 7 1 9 1 Freemn 63.40 Trckl Lck (Phllps 8. 9 5 6 1 8 1 10 10 While 31.30 Clear and fast.

$2 MUTUELS PAID EQUIVALENT ODDS CHIEF'S WATCH $4.40 $3.00 $2.40 1.20-1 NIC'S LEMON 3.40 2.40 YOUNG LOCHNIVAR 1.40 iJiajci.i in Shine d. Steve Motl, 4-0, 4-0. the Girl.S 18 division drew first- OiaLS' (First Round) Mary Low Ion d. Sally Irwin, 4-0, 4-0. Valerie Zie- round bves.

But third-seeded oentuss kv Goodsii. 4-1, 4-0. vicki ri- Keielson d. Ann Dascoulias, 4-0, 4-1. Roy-Vaierie lOgenfUSS Of San Diego! lee Bailey a.

Muflet Hemingway. 44. 4-1. turned back Kay Goodsill of gSSttftf-JSi Honolulu 6-0, and No. 4 seed ViSX Rovlee Bailey of Sacramento Kiyomura d.

janke Tindie. 4-3. t-4. pat defeaiedaiiUlemi ATiTP 'MllPV ft 1 CrurjO oWPat: t-i: Diane Vdliej, L.I1II., O-U, 0-1. Brooks d.

Patsy Crow, 7-5. -4. Kate BOYS' II (Second Round) Joel Os- Pande d. Mkhele Carey, 4-4. 1-4, 4-1.

trolt d. Mark St. Angeld, 6-1, 4 John I Nancy Anderson d. Meredith Asher, 7-5. Spiegel Henry Moon.

4 3. 4 Steve 4-3. Ann Lebedeff d. Christine -Cornell d. Ron Marston, 9 7, 4 Ron 0, 4 0.

Janet Mohr d. Loral Avlla, Winner B. H. Anchor Watch-Jansie Domingo trained by J. Fumano.

In gate off start good, won driving. Overweights Nic's Lemon 2, Truckle Luck 1. Claimed: Chief's Watch by F. R. F.

stable for $2,000. Trainer C. DeLima. Daily Double handle $33,704. Mutuel handle $28,469.

rnT SEVENTH RACE Purse five furlongs; maidens; two-year-olds; ruu; all Vtuo "To winner, fifth, $60; sixth, $30. Index Horse (Owner) Wt. PP St. 3425 Vern (E. E.

Rankin) 118 3 6 F029 Uncle Pinch (Knz Knfl 118 6 2 3425 Dnl's Kn (Prclla Bll Frm) 118 9 1 3407 Royal Pixie (K. Ovale) 115 10 5 3255 Rmmbr Me Now (Btchr) 118 17 Rocket Hi- (Kaufman) JJt -2 8. F019 El-Mirador-Flash (Prkns) 118 7 3 3389 Lucky Town (J. Barlow) xll3 8 4 Curly Site (J. Smith) 13 4 9- -F029Ren3flju tf: Waugh)" -ttt -SH9- AAC 5 Time :46, 594.

Clear and fast. $2 MUTUELS PAID VERN $10.60 $4.80 $4.0 UNCLE PINCH 3.40 3.40 DANTE'S KIN 9.4 Winner Br. c. 2. Bulltighler-April (Seven Seas Mutuel handle $27,762.

EIGHTH RACE Purse FQ68 ing. All $2,000. Value winner fifth $60, Sixth $30. Index Horse (Owner) Wl.PP.St. 3424 Rock Hony 116 1 7 F24- Jakv'i Flslti Jean Lughln) 117 9 2 F03O Dugn's BoyHO.O.

Ohngren 11Z3 6 Red Rattler (H. Crow) 114 5 9 F020 My Cowboy (Toney Bros.) 117 10 4 F022 Aces Gold (M R. Toronto) 115 8 1 1980 Pcifica Mn (Mr-Mrs Bntly) 117 3 8 Highland Boy (Haze Dean) 115 6 3 F573)Civic Maid (C.L. Swnson) 113 7 5 3442 Titleist (A.T. Leiderman) 120 4 10 Time-23's; 1:11.

Clear and tast. $2 MUTUELS ROCK HONEY $7.4 $4 JAKEY'S FLASH DUGAN'S BOW Winner Br. g. 4, Homing trained by D. Hunter 14.00 Pigeon 2nd six 40 has broken his maiden in a big way at the Solano County Fair horse race meeting.

The 17-year old apprentice jockey booted home two winners with a pair of heady rides on yesterday's card nere. The youngster, born and raised in Richmond, scored the initial riding triumph of his brief career aboard Chief's Watch in the sixth race. Cariglio made it two for two for his afternoon's work when he captured the ninth race on Aspirin. Both winners were trained by Jack Fumano, who holds the boy's contract. Cariglio had his work cut out to score his first lifetime victory with Chiefs Watch, who he had out of the pace in the six-furlong sixth race.

He moved to the front at the top of the stretch and then was challenged by Nic's Lemon, with the fair circuit's leading booter, Charles Tohill, aboard. When Nic's Lemon moved up to vie for the lead approaching the wire, Cariglio went to his whip like a veteran and laid a couple of left hand lashes cn Chief's Watch. The latter responded to gain the victory. His second victory was scored with Aspirin, a three-year old filly making her first trip to the races. Cariglio had Aspirin cut of the gate quickly and went head and head with Power Cruiser for the lead.

When they hit the turn Mike dropped back with his charge and waited until the top of the lane ta make another bid. Aspirin moved at the leader, took command and under a hus tling ride got to the wire iirst in the good time of 1.11 for the six furlongs. Aspirin paid while Chief's Watch returned a $4.40 mutuel. Erwin Post WinsPacks Tourney Bags ATWATER Bill Erwin Post's American Legion baseball team tuned up for the Roseburg, Invitational next week with a 9-2 triumph over Atwat-er's Twins at Memorial Park last night. The Oakland team now has a 9-1 record.

Stan Williams-stoJe. IheJime-light from brother Bernie with three for four including a two-run homer in the ninth and Steve Brye opened the scoring with a 325foot circuit clout in the second. Bill Erwin 010 2OT-9 13 0 Atwter 001 001-0002 2 Vargas, Adami (6), Campaneno (') ana najeinoipr, vvj orye uevaucrs anrl Mtndoza. 1 Entries Clear fast post time 1:10 p.m. F095 First race.

Seven furlongs Pace. Conditioned. Purse $400. Hunker Down waior ediis Peq A Point Lucky Freeman Jubal Lucky Tina Munchkin Mission George Carole Bardie Tonto Tass FOM Second, race. Seven furlongs.

Pace. Combination claiming. Jerry Perkins, Edna's Sun entered for $2000. Others not to be claimed. Purse $700.

J. Counsel Jerant Franco Tass J.w. wue Free Meadow Cal Thomas Cristy D. Edna's Sun Jerry penons wiss neieio FM7 Third race. 350 yards.

Two year olds. Maidens. Purse $1000. Rodkin' Five 120Mr. MCtnicn i Miss McBarr H7Miiie'j Niner ..117 Pacific Maid Cabin 120 Vanity Request 117Custu Ricky 120 Mac simiegs wuun ura uouy Rooberry 117Top Cat Reed ..120 Be Sure MacKay 117 Royal Stuff 120 FOB Fourth race.

400 yards. AA minus. Purse $1200. Grade Ask Me mChuckline Baldy Pete 120Open Door Do Misf Dew 111 Jet Dash Battledash U7Barredale Mr. Slip Up 115 June Regards Mrkav B.

Starr 116 F089 Filth race. Six furlongs. Maidens. Three year olds. Claiming.

All $2500. Purse $1600. Pale And Dry ....120 Intar 115Chauncey B. Don Servant 120Call A Ghal 115 Last Dwn 115 Little Cithara 115 Indian Bea 115Bit O'Hoop 120 Prince Cotton ...120 Danny Bridges Vlctorvllle lUVankee Living 120 F090 Sixth race. Six furlongs.

Fillies and mares Four vear- olds and up. Claiming. All $2000. Purse (1600. Free Justice 1l4Clndy Vee ,..114 VlO? Sun Ray 2nd Silver Trend Belle Alcara Micke't Millie Fleet Memories 116 Blue Raven 114Bull's Folly .114 Starlet Lea -lUCivic Maid 114 Moon Mistress .114 114 .114 114 1)4 lMViseven F091 Seventh race.

Five furlongs. Mai den flllie: Two year olds. Claiming. All $6500. Purse $1600.

Penny Patch lULIttle Levee 117 Irish Vision 117Ray Empress ..117 De Moon Order ...117 Chifval Blessing 117 Star Captive 117Fliriing Colleen 117 Rich Miss H7Audomobo X112 Romie Bell 117 F092-Eighth race. Six furlongs. Three year olds. Claiming. All $2500.

Purse $1600. Reamed 115 Huelo King Space King IISHonour Flight Lady Sune IISClara'1 Man 120 Out Did llSLord Perry 11J Sly Miss 110 F0V4 Tenth race. Six furlonoj. Four year olds and up. Claiming.

All $2000. Purse $1600. LH' Tex 112PrlrK Curragh ..120 Truckle Bow ITOLIon Hunter 117 Fair Quest 120Ventuhe 115 Battle Mountain llSOuenty Red Rocky 120 Mr. Te De US Tony's Jim 120 F093 Tenth rac. Six furlonol.

Four year olds and up. Claiming. AM $2000. urse $1600. April Slippers Beefeater Dangerous Man Kamala Klng'sMethod liSHli Laugh On lTOSandlven 120Buy Hickory 120Catll Honey IIS pcr 117 F09S Eleventh rac.

7' furlongs. Four year olds and up. Claiming. AH $2500. Purse (1600.

"Th Vacavllle Winters Trevi AFB Day." Cknirfg Act IJONemai Karat 170 Erin Glen 11' Puccri Express 120 Oullted llSJak Leg 120 F9 Twelfth rac. 7i furlongs. Four year oid and up. Claiming. All (2000.

Pun (1600 Holiday Gem Double Indian Tit Red Mr. Fir Iyt Martin IISKing Fling Johnny Demton NEW YORK (LTD Bob, Shaw celebrates his 33rd birthday todaj and if they told him to make a wish he wouldn't even bother because it already has come true as far as he's concerned. What Shaw originally wished was that the league-leading San Francisco Giants would deal him to another club. Not only did he wish it, he even asked them if they would. Tbey obliged him on June 10, when they wrapped him in a nice neat package, tied it with a bright red and delivered it over to the New York Mets for $50,000 on the barrel-head.

Now any ball player sent from a potential pennant winner to a ninth-place club normally might be expected to grumble. Not Shaw, though. "This is exactly what I wanted," he said. 'T mtickled to death to be with the Mets. Mon: etarilv I'll come out ahead any even if the Giants do get into the World Series." Shaw has been pitching in the majors 10 years and during that time he has earned the renuta tion of alwavs knowing what he's doing whenever he's on the mound and for being a bit flakey whenever he's off it.

"I can see why they consider me flakey," owns up the wavy-haired right-hander who has startled everybody in the National League by winning four in a row for the Mets since being handed over by the Giants. off, I've always been sort of a bug on watching my physical condition and anyone who does that to an extreme is thought to be unusual. Then there's the business of my having a private pilot's license. "People think I'm crazy to fly and they also think some other things. When they get to know Alburts Men's Anderson Silk Eva's Inn Undecided (Army Oakland Silents Churros Doughnut LEAGUE ORD "Wrecks" 4 Post Ottice Bluelackets (Naval Supply) 3 WESAN (Western Electric) 2 Kaiser 1 "C-l" LEAGUE AlohaMarethes SDRA (Shell Development) San Leandro Independents Coral Club (East Bay Water) "CI" LEAGUE The Traders Lake Lounge Rover Boys X.H.I Simons "Mets" Brantley Instruments "C-J" Flecto Company Spartans Rhnrte-, LEAGUE A.W.

Hustlers "C-4" LEAGUE Ran-Rob Parker-Hannifin Cross, Rhodes Indian Baptist Church James Roberts Indep. Amer. Indians "C-5" LEAGUE IBM Research "Pulsers" Champagne Terrace Gendarmes (Oak. Polic)-rrr7 College Ave. Pres.

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Paul's Lutheran Faith Lutheran 1st Assembly of God Grand Avenue Alliance 1 4 I Lakeside Baptist Oakland 1st Baptist i Fruitvaie Presbyterian Hayward Narene LEAGUE Giant Burger Laqers Harttoid Insurance Tipper Tie Business Supply Corp T.R.U IS "ACCOUNTING" LEAGUE Arthur Andersen Ernst 8. Ernst Price Waterhouse lybrands Peat, Marwick, Mitchell Htsklnt 8. Sells "N.A.J." SLOW PITCH Oaks- -7 Giants Bearca's Oddballs Bullets Farmers "SLOW PITCH" Stokely Van-Camp Envelope Friden's Mnoremco Moore Business) Safeway Bakers "SLOW PITCH Gnnjales LoRavS Boh Cilv Orayage Club Rood Melrose Spring Maslr "SLOW PITCH Krr' Catering tipress Vikings The Pump BY-J Floor Old Golden "Dt MOLAY" LIAOUI Rtchmohd San Leendro 1 Ala men Oakland hrny Fruitvai Softball Wear 6 1 Screen r. 6 1 5 2 Base) 2 5 1 6 1 61 1 4 i I I i nl gey. 4-2, 7 Paul Bortotais d.

John Leles. 7 5. 4-0. Ascott Zueike A. C.

Schmierer, 4 3, 7-5. Don Beer 6. Joel Geddes. 4-0. 4-1.

Bill Colson d. David Galenson. 4-1, 4 0. Howard Butt d. Stephen Panui, 4-4.

4-2. Bob Reynolds John Williams, 4-2. 4-4. Randy Verdieck. Vincent Schubert.

4-1. 4-. Pat Sim it Ted Kaplan. 7-5, 4-3. sou- i seceno neuno) Kent wot dard d.

Paul Sidone. 4-3, 4-4. Jake Ward d. Billy Shine. 4-0.

4-0. Jim Connors f. Dan Stevens. 4-0. 4-0.

Randy Thomas Jack Myers, 4 0, 4- Andy Moffat d. John Leiew4-2, 4 3. Gary Fairman d. Jim Kuen7itV4 2, 4-3. Howard Butt d.

Carter- int T. Vo. iSTSfSSi I Coan d. Ran Even, 4 2, 4-1. Tim Venn d.

Mike Cob- bold, 4-0, 4 0 Steve McDonald d. Randy Hawkinson. 4 2. 4-3. Billy Ray BOYS' (Sec end Round) Edward Hagey d.

Clark Anderson, 4-0, 4-1. Steve -Molt d. Reed Williams, 4-3. 7-5. Davt Sherbeck d.

Mark Tucker, 4-1, 44. Ken Walts d. Chris Wyer, 4-3, 4-0. Brian. Teacher d.

Ray Moffat, 4-1, 4-1. Bill. 1. Janice Tindie d. Beth Mitchell.

4-0. 4- 1. Karen Kohn d. Susan Smetana, 4-3, 8-4. Rose GIRLS' 14 (Second Rewid) Cynthia Thomas d.

Kit-Charles," 4-0; Kris Kommer d. Holly Hill, 4-0, t-O; Ellen Chandler d. Pam Holladay, 4-1, 4-0; Whitney-Grant dTerry Ann Bressy, 6-3, ar, rt7Wendjr Apptby dr-TWercedes-Cameron, 4-1, 4-0, Alice Craw d. Carol Burke, 4-4, 4-3; Lona Gil Jwanson d. Kim Gouler.

4-1, 4-1. GIRLS' 11 (Second Round) Lori Sherbeck d. Kim Culver, 4-0, 4-4; Eleyn Leles Sue Boyle; 4-1, 4-4; Anita May d. Cindy Douglas, 41, 4-3; Barbara Downs d. Barbara Plowman, 4-2.

6-3; Lori Sherbeck d. Brenda Garcia, 7 5, 4-4; Ann Kiyomura d. Anita May, 4-1. 4-0. Hollypark Race Entries HOLLYWOOD PARK Entries for Thursday, June 30-37th day.

Clear and fast, first post 1-45 p.m. FIRST Purs $4,500. 4 furlongs, 3-year-oids. claiming spac Supply 114 Ray Fllre II Terry's Mark 13 Chkaoo Kins 116. Citation Toome Jimmer'i Doll Paul A.

Hindu Shoes 114 Stoney Saint 113-111 Trei Oro'j 1 1 45-114 jet Patrol lit-. ti -SKflttO Maiden, 3 8. 4 year-olds claiming, clami- ing price $10,000. f-ai Fai Peaceful Bell Bristol Squar You Done It 112 Aquacade 107. 107 My Lass 107.

112 b-Th Cretan 112 Not Now 112 -tt Fanny Beaver--M7-" 117 a Tabago Boy 112 112 b-Firl Up 1JT 107 -Son-of Ar Lady Citation Solanoor Snuggler b-A Cofer trained entry. T. Doyle trained. THIRD Purs 15.000. III.

fiirbmni. Maiden. 2 year -old. Fillies Brad in Clif-Rosi's Rich 117 Rich Llm H7. Somebody Sp 117 Tarry 117.

Speedy Rec 117 We'r Ready 117 Tulareco 117 Micurragh Belle 1 IT Silver Rullah 117 Bert's Lou 117 French Cargo 117 Four Swings 117 Bettor Bab 117 Sea Bonnet 417-- Mountam Star 117 Alibhal't Maid H7 Chiquita Lmd 117 Careless Slipper 117 FOURTH Purse $20,000 added. J'j. furlongs, 2-year-olds. Haggin Stakes, gross To winner second third $3,000. fourth $2,000 a Tumble Wind I a Restless Song 12J Wilbur Clark lit Cromado 114 Protector 111 Rock Springs Farm stable entry.

FIFTH Purs $7,500. 7 furlongs, fillies and mares. -yr-olds and up, claiming, Huenem Bay Hi-12 Club, a- Sum) a strait 112 B. of Normandy 11 Laoriebird 11 Casy's Honey 114 Bold 'N Redl 112 c-Peggy L. 11 C-lts Smart 112 Rolling Whl 11 a Final Stetv 115 C.

A Comiskey trained entry. M. E. Millerick trained entry. C-F.

W. Jones trained entry. SIXTH Purs $8,500, on mil, 3- year-old fillies, allowances. Khal Me Saucy 120 Sly Lass 114 Miss Gaiata 117 Lady Esther 120 Blue Timber 117 Compassion! 120 Carp 114 Alphnt Mat 120 Bit Of Jam 117 SEVENTH Purse $7,500. 7 3 year-oios up.

Allowances. Zetes 114 Tameron lit Grnd Sim Mk 114 Cleo Pat 104 El Lobo 114 a Dandlnl 114 Restore 11 Spree Tim 111 Brkn Bubble lOSTennTann 111 Mirlnaqu 11 Mt KaUhdin 114 No' 122 -Khtit It 114 Scrub II 114 J. Longden trained nlry. EIGHTM-Purs $8,500. On m.l.

J- year-oid tilliet. Allowances. Fleet Sunns 114 Plush Dish 120 Adieus Corner 114 Went 120 Turn Ture Blue 120 Finnestrida 114 Joy of Wtri 120 Mikhisi 128 Win Shan 120 NINTH-Purs $5,500. Sn furlongs. 4- year -olds up.

Claiming price $4,250. Beau Nion 11 Teanor VI Gray Scrim 115 Dimcro II Sitterc 111 Ray Geld 107 Marti B. K. 107 Lifts Man US Bos' Son 11 Elen 107 Rubbish Man US B'u Night 11! AII'Rw 115 khal Belt 111 Hurry Pal IIS Swing Tail 111 TIDE TABLE rnin NINTH RACE Purse Sixin Turiongj, maiwiis, ini rwjKmi -vim, UOy allowances. Value to winner $880, second $310, third $200, fourth $120, fifth $60.

sixth $30. Index Horse (Owner) Wl.PP.St. Aspirin (J. Fumano) xllO 3 4 J090 Duchof Earl (B.K, Mstro) 112 4 1 Fortunata (Big Tree Rch) 115 7 6 3351 Don 0' Fire (F. Hendersn) 117 8 3 Portmara (J.

Mitchell) XllO 2 7 3351 No Ray No (2-Ton Tony) 117 I 5 Power Crusr (J.W.Borcco) 120 5 8 3299 Star Missile (DouW Rnch) 117 9 9 Ssv's Pride (Mr-Mrs Bobo) 120 6 2 Time 1:11. Clear and fast. $2 MUTUELS ASPIRIN $12.10 $5 4 DUTCHESS OF EARL 4.4 FORTUNATO WinnerB. t. 3.

Lon's Pal-Dancing Slipper EQUIVALENT ODDS 4.40-1 1.10-1 1.70-1 1.30-1 0-l Flagg trained by Mrs. R. T. easily. Scratched Double Indian, Glow- furlongs; four year aids and up; claiming.

$310; third, $200; fourth, $120; fifth, $40; second, $120; Str. Fin. Jockey Odds 11 12 4 1 3 1 J3 3 41 a 21 3 1-51! 5 hd6 i 6 hd 7 hd 7hd 8 3 -10 10. 1 1 2 hd 4 1 3 11 5 2 4 "711 8 1 1 21 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 2 72 8 1 Steed Tohill Drsseau Lewis Sanchez Banks Canessa Hwknsn Ramos Fry 4.30 2.20 53.20 5.80 6.30 J5.10 4.20 8.60 83.40 91. 911.

9-l-40 10. EQUIVALENT ODDS 4.10-1 1.40-1 1.00-1 3 IM II); trained by L. M. Jones. furlongs; four-year-aids and up; claim ttIO, second $310, third $100, fourth $124, '4 Vj Str.

Fin. Jockey Odds 2 1 IM II II Banks 2.70 4 hd 4 1 4 hd 2.hd Robinsn 20 00 3 5 3 1 41 Cnnghm 10.80 7 4 4 hd 4 i White 46.20 5 hd 3 1 2 3 5 1 Durossu 43.10 8 1 8 hd 6 hd 6 1 A. Shrm 46.80 9 6 9 6 5 1 7 3 Lewis 3.10 1 1 2 1 8 4 8 5 Tohill 4.70 1 6 1 9 9 Gldsmth 43.10 10 10-10 taseo rtanessa z.u PAID EQUIVALENT ODOS 1.70-1 1.30-1 4.04-1 1.10-1 1.80-1 Rock-Aptos Honey (Hollywood) $3.2 4.10 5.40 or Sabu Str. Fin. Jockey Odds 1 hd 2 4 2 2 1 11 6143 3 hd 3 hd 5 1 6 1 4151 7 2 7 1 8 4 1 5 9 2 2 1 21 Cariglio -1 51 Perez 3 1 3 3 Tohill 5.10 5.40 "1.40 22.20 44.20 37.20 2.60 4 11 Fry 5 3 Guzman 6 nk Sanchez 7 Brinson 8 hd Plumb 22,70 Goldsmth 21.40 PAID S3.

40 4 00 EQUIVALENT ODDS 5.10-1 1 70-1 2.10-1 1.00-1 1.8 (Osoron) trained by J. Fumano. and mar; thr-yar-elds and up; Claim $990, second $34, miro 1213. raurin sua, v2 Str. Fin.

Jockey Odds 4 11 5 2 3 hd 1 1 1 hd 111 2 1 3 hd 41 2 1 3 1 4hd 3 11 4, 4 21 2 1 2hd 58 -56 9 9 6 hd 61 8 2 8 8 2 7 1 5 1 6 2 7 7 1 71 9 9 Robinson 2 00 Brinson 2.10 Freeman 4.10 Ruggeri 4.10 Wright 81.30 Shermn 11.20 Durosu 104.20 Zroniy Tohill 40.00 PAID $1.8 EQUIVALENT ODDS l.M .70 1 .51 (Brown King) trained by P. Meghinasso. tlx furlongs; four-year-oios ano up; Str. Fin. Jockey Odds 3 2 I 11 4 4 5 (shut Outl 33 IM 111 45 53 4 3 3 1 hd 11 46 5 1 6 1 1 3 1 44 511 4 Cnningtn Tohill Wilburn Dixon Banks Gomez 1.80 1 60 590 470 1920 15.60 K.

Mttchetlr ininuiituT nnnc Str. Fin. Jockey Odds 11 hd 51 1 I 711 21 31 5 1 43 1 hd 71 3 hd tM 1 1 31 41 It 51 I 1 1 32 4 II 3h 5 1 6hd I 1 hd 331 3 1 4 21 5 4 nk 711 I Gomez Lewis Dixon Fry Bailey 35.30 4 10 10 2.70 4.70 Hernandz 4 20 Sanchez 3 40 I Banks 41.30 Thunderbolt in Wrestling Prelim Thunderbolt Peters will test Frank Shields In one of two preliminary wrestling matches tomorrow night at the Oakland Auditorium. In the other Victor Rivera a pi Rick Hunter. Both matches are set for 20 minutes Joe Scarpa and Jim Hady meet Kingi Shibuya andk Cy clone Negro in the main event Former Oakland! citygolf champion, Bob Boldt of Lake Oswego, and Richmond, had a three stroke margin to make up on leader Ken Still of Tacoma today in the Washington State Open at Olympia.

Boldt shot a 71 to go with Monday's 67, sharing second at 138 with Jim Everham of Mount Si, Wash. Still shot with Tacoma pro Al Menget at 139 before today's final 18 holes. ooo' AL GALLAGHER, former Santa Clara third sacker, ripped a bases loaded homer as Fresno's Giants pasted Stockton in the second half season opener of the California League. Modes; io got off fast witlr a-14-11 slug-f est victory over hapless Lodi after winning the first half playoff over San Jose, 7-1. ooo SANDY VALDESPINO, Min-nesoia Twins' outfielder, "wis' suspended without pay by.

club President Calvin Griffith for re fusing to report to J.he Twins' Denver farm club. ooo ABIGAIL HOFFMAN of Toronto bettered her own Canadian woman's 880 yard run record with a 2:07.8 clocking 2.1 seconds under the mark she set in a I LENOIR, top-seeded BASEBALL'S I TOP TEN Leading batsmen, bated on ISO at bati National League Player Club AB Pet. Clemente Pah 46 275 37 91 .331 162 237 3276J21 Stargell Pqh 60 224 36 72 7321 Morgan Htn 68 251 34 7 .315 Santo Chi 68 242 40 75 .310 Carty All 69 205 26 63 .307 Cepeda StL 52 167 17 51 .305 Pinson Cin 71 271 29 82 .303 Hart SF 74 272 50 82 Allah Phr "52 181-46 54 .298 Home Runs Aaron, Atlanta, 24; Hart, San Francisco, 19; Mays, San Francisco, 18; Alou, Atlanta, 17; Torre, Atlanta, 17. Runs Batted In Aaron, Atlanta, 62; Mays, San Francisco, 51; 47; Clemente, Pittsburgh, 45; Allen, Philadelphia, 45; Hart, San Francisco. Pitching seven Decisions Perry, San Francisco, 10-1, Koufax, Los Anegles, 14-2, Marichal, San Francisco, -13-2, Knowles, Philadelphia, 4-1, Bass, Pittsburgh, 4-1, .857.

American League Player Club GAB Pet: Snyder Bal F. Robinson 57 158 71 259 70 273 63 213 53 .335 85 .329 86 .315 67 .315 57 .315 65 .298 67 .294 48 .293 87 .289 68 .286 64 .284 Bal Oliva Mm McAulille Det Salmon Cle 54 181 Kaline Det i 2i Powell Bal 67 228 Slebern Cal 61 164 B. Robinson Bal 73 XI Cardenal Cal 64 238 Reichardt Cal 43 2JI Horn Runt F. Robinson, Baltimore, 18; Scott, Boston, 18; Powell, Baltimore, 15; B. Robinson, Baltimore, 15; Oliva, Minnesota, 15.

Runs Batted In B. Robinson, Baltimore, 63; Scott, Boston, 47; Powell, Baltimore, 45; F. Robinson, Baltimore, 44; Oliva, Minnesota, 44, Pitching Seven Decisions Watt, Baltimore, 4-1, Sanford, California, 12, Barber, Baltimore, 1-2. 8O0; McLain. Detroit.

11-3, MoNally. Baltimore. 4-2, Pizarro, Chicago, 4- 2, .750. YOUNGER BOWLERS TEND TO LOAF Younger bowlers in trying for too much speed often resemble today's illustration. They loft the ball far down the lane before it hits and begins to roll.

That stiff left knee and upright body contribute to this poor delivery, but forcing for extra speed is the fault behind it all. Lofting the ball with too much speed prevents the ball from gripping the surface and developing rolling action. Such a ball will collect a few strikes but not as many as ball that is allowed to begin rolling earlier and books into the pocket with lots of stuff on it. Actually, the only thing a lofted ball will get you is a dirty look from the manager. BOWLINGS BASIC FUNDAMENTALS IN A NUTSHELL! They're all included in the sized, 24-page booklet, on tennis player, eased past Mike Sprengclmeyer of Dubuque, 6-4, 6-1, in the 67th Tri-State International Tennis Tournament at Cincinnati, ooo GERRY ARRIGO, lefty pitcher for the Mets, was restored to active duty after recovering from a fractured finger.

To make room for Arrigo, the Mets sold Dave Eilers outright to Jacksonville of the International League. ooo THE LOS ANGELES DOD GERS signed James, 18- year-old left-hander who had a 22-4 won-lost record for an Al- banyaTfSrgh scTjofilnd5JtJ in American Legion play, pay ing "the highest bonus ever giv en a Georgia or Alabama pros pect in Dodger history." ooo xing. but iails in Dolitics. He fin- jshed third in a bid for the New York State Senate, nomination on the Democratic ticket, ooo AL WORTHINGTON, bullpen specialist for the Minnesota Twins accidentally smashed two fingers on his pitching hand hours after saving a shutout win over the ClevelantLIndians. He slammed a car door on his hand, forcing him out for 10 days.

All-Comers MeetHeld At El Cerrito The El Cerrito-Richmond allcomers meet held at Memorial Field in El Cerrito was held last evening. Results: OPEN DIVISION i I e-Carlos Robles, U. of 4:37.4. 440 Rich Harris. Contra Costa; 51.9.

100 Bob Grlflen, Athens Club; .8 880 Larlos Robles, Univ. of Calif; 2:04 0. 220 Dave Strong; 13.0. 2 mile Nordlie Fahey; 10:28 5. Shot Yancy York, Bar Bell Club; 51-1.

Long Jump Richard Terral; 23-2' i. Triple Jump Mark Mot-er, St. Mary's; 41-10. Pole Vault Skip Hempler; 13-0. High Jump Marion Anderson; 4-3.

Discus Schembra; 164 4. 3 Mile Hotfman; 16:00.9. 6 Mile Bob Oar-ling; 34:52 8. HIGH SCHOOL Mile Arthur Wong, CTC; 4:43.7. 440 Albert Harris, Richmond; 50.4 330 Is Ralantago, CTC; 39 I.

100 Paul Killroy; 9 8. 880-Bob Maog. Miramonte; 2 02 5. 460 Jim Tattillo, St. Mary's; 1:28 8.

220 Dave Masters, El Cerrito; 22 4. Low Hurdles Leond Madden. Richmond; 12 9. 440 Relay Chuckers Track Club; 44 1. I Carlson, Richmond; 53.1, Long Jump Lloyd Madden, Richmond; 21-5'j.

Triple Jump Aaron Cannady; 41.5. Pole Vault David Detleten, Fremont, and Boo McClean, Miramonte; 11-0. High Jump Aaron Canady; 4-1. Discus Carlson, Richmond; 128. Mil Relay-Welsh, Her- rlck.

Battelo. Plumher; J-41 5. 880 Blv -Williams, Dunn, George, Galler; 1:39.4. "Beginning Bowling." It's yours for 20c and a stamped, self-addressed envelope sent to Joe i I a National Newspaper Syndicate. 20 N.

Wacker Drive, Chicago, 111. 1 Cornell d. Richard Neill, 7 5, 4 Grea Peebles d. Don Deardorft, 4 2, 4-4; Larry Preston d. Stephen Burke, 4 1, 4 John Penero d.

Geolt Haynes, 40. 40; John 4-2r Dexter Sunderland d. Alan Margot, 4 0, 8-6; Mike Gillillan d. Mark Vance, 42, 4-2; RobiBsonrre-ipa-op aviuson d. Dan FeshbacttrTtr 4 Tom Leonard d.

John Ross, Hanford, 4 2, 4-3PauLMarienthal dRick Gogqin, 4-0, 4 John Houghton d. Richard Thiel, 4 2, 4 Steven Ching d. Tim Bowles, 2-4. 7-5, 4-3; Steve Avoyer d. Terry Hatfield, 6-1, 6-3; Doug Verdieck David Steiner, 6-0, 6-0; Dick Knight d.

Geoff Reiser, 4 2, 6 3: BO TV 14 (Second Roundl Ted Teacher, Kimon Angelides d. Robert Ha- Hollypark Results FIRST Purser claiming; 4-year-olds and up; California bred; all ruriongs. Top Ambition, Jennings $20 00 $7.60 $5,20 Salvager, Mahorney 4.20 3 40 Barney's Pearl, Pineda 7.10 Time Also ran Pllnsoll Line, Luster Gem, Onaram, Ace Stock. Prince Tab, Arrivederla, Lucky Mel Jr, Indian, Call To Glory. SECOND-Purse $5,000, 7 furlongs, 3-year-olds, claiming.

All $6,250. Jegire, Shoemaker $6.20 $4 20 $3.60 Mask Of Play. Jennings 10.00 7.00 Moolah Uno. Baze 10 40 Time 1 23 3 5. Also ran Royal Alpen, Oakland Raider, Fleet Hand, Silver Empire, Linda Marie Mc, Hat Check, Our Top Selection, Frencn Step.

"cTalcTiM-TmeTrXaTTrrTastaniaisTr II, Roman Love. DO II paid 147 M. THIRO-Purse $4,000. 5'j furlongs, maidens 2 year-olds, claiming, all $10,000. Sunrise Chief, Maese $6 00 $3 60 11 46 Beau Bravo.

Valeniuela 4.60 3 60 Kirn Limer pampas JOT Also ran Red Tlate. Flv Ahead, Sand Dancer, Street Fighter, French Music, Kooky Kid, Bay All, Taty Charger, Deputy Run Scratched-Sir Negea, King New Shape. Public Issue, Destinano, Careioso. FOURTH Purse $6,500 Five and one half furlongs, fillies, two-year-olds, allowance. Native Honey 117 Mhrny $2.80 $7 40 12 50 Lity 117 yaner 11,20 6 80 Rare Quality 5 Tim I OS.

Also ran HemelHWiss, Douceville.Pappagina, Son Julio. Swift Ace. Makeup Creme. Etiwanda Maid. Westward Wind, Mrs Joe F.

SCRATCHED-Polly Pie. Bridies' Pest A Coupled Native Hony 1 Heme! Miss, FIFTH Purs $7,500. Six lorlohgs. tT.v.r, iiirve-ycar-oios, claiming 0O0 I0.OO0. Down Girl, Pineda $78 00 $10 60 $5 80 Star Khal, VlnI 15 20 7 80 Maricopa County, Shoemaker 4 to Time: 1 3 5 Also ran-Windy Kate, Karens Wav.

Mv Inn. You re a Doll. Plucky Light No scratch- SIXTH Purs $7,000. On mile, (lilies mares, year olds nd up. allow- ance.

Juvenil Queen, Shoemaker $5.20 $3 00 $2 40 Marmett Miss 3.20 2 40 Piecevol. Pineda 10 Tim 1:34 3 5. Also ran bnela, Aprobecion, Scenario. No scratch- scvcnin rurs J-year-oWs, Couple Qd. Shoemkr $2 80 $2 40 $2 20 Air Shot, Jennings 2 10 2 60 Boyle, Hall 5 no Time I ff) 3 5 Also ran Diamond Hushup Kid, Tiss Cricket, Frontlash, Fiesta Tango.

Scratched Xtrasensory, Aqua Vile. EIGHTH Purs $70,000 ddd. Hi m.ies, 3-year-olds and up. Cortex Handi. cap Sheldrake.

Mahrny 14 00 $3 40 Old Mose. Snoemiir to 40 Mustd Plaster. Hall to Time 2 00 3-5. Also Porachers Pxket, Switchback. Chosun Victory, Zin-der II, Fantastic Jim, Hiperco, Charmer Scratched Nevad Battle, Silk Hat, Maretaro II, NINTH Purs $7,500.

1 1 14 mil, 4-yeer-otas nd up, clfiming I17.500-$IO.OOO Lava Flor, Jngs $17.20 $10 70 $4 40 Ali's Rnow, Shoemkr 7 40 4 tO iponcnt, Mahorney go Time I 43 2 Also ran -A By The Way. da-Radio Flash, silent Trust, Twyn-ethteg, Crantshatt, Babiul, Don Scratched Cardigan By, Over Twic. ANGLERS' i Mutuel F070 Purse six furlongs; fillies ing. All $3,100. Value te winner fifth 160, sixth $30.

Index Horse (Owner) Wl.PP.St. 3391 Ultra Reinel W. 8. Turner) 115 4 8 (FC08) Evadne (J.H. Seley) 114 1 5 (3391)Aid (T.

Estimo) xl09 2 6 FC23 Think Big (W S. Ireland) 114 6 7 F023 Star Patrol (D.E. Neitrel) 114 3 4 336 Lemon Lady (Luna Mia) 114 8 9 F010 Shining Relic (K. Alexan) 114 5 3 2315 Some Velvet (J. Walters) 116 7 1 3348 Dusky Galla (E.

Creager) 114 2 me 22, :45, uieer $2 MUTUELS ULTRA REINE $48 $34 EVADNE AID Wlnner-Br. f. 4. Lon's Pal-Ultra Ultra Mutuel handle $33,963. F071 ELEVENTH RACI-Purs clalmlna.

All $4,0. Value to winner $1,1 seceno t4w, miro reunn SI. 50, fifth $75. sixth $4. Index Horse (Owner) wi pp.si.

F012 Mr. Wag (JohnsoniHill) 115 16 F023 Nevda Bin (A. Hi 3 F023 Alibi Lassie (W. Blcher) 5 1 (F022)Lugo (A.T. Cartozian) 117 2 5 War Vail (LassiterajTracv) 170 4 4 Gold Fther (Melaine Wber) 115 6 2 Ui'i.

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$1 WUIUCL) rBIM MR. WAG $5 8 4 $18 1.N-I .71 .41 NEVADA BIN J.M l. JJ ALIBI LASSIE 1.4 v-1 TWELFTH RACE-Purse tour-year-alds and up; claiming. rU i an Value I winner $80, second $111, third $100, fourth $114, fifth $60, sixtn w. Index Horse (Owner) wt.PP.Sl.

3341 Yenluhc (O. Dickinson) 115 F009 Pixie Dee (C.J. Schfiber) 113 3391 Prtty Ptchs (Kellar. Frm) 115 3431 Pegged Man (D. Poole) 130 F021 Robert S.

(C. L. Spiker) 115 F009 Timmy Tom (M. Levin) 170 9417 Lucky Momnt (G. Rynear) 120 caj (D a fnmeil 116 t.u, i.j MUTUB, PAI0 EQUIVALENT ODDS YENTUHC $51.4 $11.4 $.

M.14-1 4 7M I PIXIE DEE 1 -l PRETTY PATCHES 4 lt-1 Wlnner-Ch. g. 5 Chutney-Big Turnover (Big trained by J. 0. Bennett.

Mutuel Total mutuel hande $301, 574. Attendance 4.074. Lw Hifl) Lw Miff 29 4:12 UT60 iTl8 2.7 30 5 00 -1 0 M.5 3.0 10:30 July Lw High Lew Hfctsk 1 1 5:2 4 6 54 3.2 2 6:24 .1.1 1:36 3 7:06 4.7 12:30 4 7:42 4.6 3.3 Hg Lew HlgH Lew Eastbay Golf RICHMOND (Guest Day) low gross Mrs. Helnkel II Class A-Mrs. L.

Baum, Mrs. Claude Failehy. 90-14-141 Mrs. Max Schwartz, 9I-14-75) Mr. ChrlM Christian, Class' Mr.

O. R. Sullivan, Mrs. Gus Derhelm. 91-I7 74I Mrs.

William Gleurk, 93 17 74; Mrs. Roy Merrick, 4 18 74; Mrs. Tom Benassl, 94-18-74 Class C-Mrs. M. J.

Leevtlf, 95-70-751 Mrs John Drake, 95-1 74; Mr D. L. Mansir, 94-24-76; Mrs. Charles Condon, H-J0-74; Mrs Frl Beamon, 94 20 76. ROUND HILL (Ace of Ares) Mr.

Donald Doyle, 99 77-7J. Class A Mrs. Auo Rartf, 171174; Mri Charles Riley, 9S-1I-74; Mr. Victor Jpnke, 94 1 7 Clan Mr. Leo Frank, M1JTS; Mr.

Robert Plnger. 91 12 74; Mrs. Mar-tin Either, 101-JJ77. Class C-Mr Sd Moor. 10 -77f MM.

VValiaca Conk, 107-29 71, Mr. Harry Yao-mani, 1030-7, 5 1:12 5.7 MS 3:36 4.7 7:54 Tn ahov times foe tides at t-ort Pelnf. San Frtncltc. Start torn tarn lndk M. find the lid peaks for tttvtr a'Ma.

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Sun sets I j.m, Mon rt8 4 8) B.m. Moon sets 1.14 am. I .4.