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CALGARY HERALD Oct. 14,1986 C5 Drowning claims former Tiger Jockey victorious (CP-AP-Reuter) Former Detroit Tiger Norm Cash drowned in Lake Michigan apparently after slipping off a dock. The body of Cash, 53, of Bloomfield Hills, was discovered about 9 a.m. (MDT) Sunday just offshore from Beaver Island, 52 kilometres northwest of Charlevoix in Lake Michigan. Cash, a Tiger player for 15 years apparently fell off the dock while walking back to his cabin cruiser.

Cash, nicknamed Stormin' Norman, started his major league baseball career in 1958, BRIEFS playing two seasons for Chicago White Sox before being traded to Cleveland and then to Detroit. He won the American League batting title in 1961 with a .361 average and led the league that year with 193 hits. His 41 home runs that season is a record for a left-handed Detroit hitter. IN YACHTING: Canada II posted its fourth win against four losses in the America's Cup challenger elimination series while John Kolius and America II handed Dennis Conner of Stars NORTHLANDS PARK double lengths at the finish line. Malgarini pushed Christopher Leas after pacesetting Margie's Hitter throughout before gaining a 114-length win over this Alberta 1985 horse-of-the-year.

"I figured we had to stay with Margie's Hitter in order to beat him," Malgarini said, "and I was also looking out for the grey (Silver Sizzle) because I'd ridden him before." Silver Sizzle rallied from last to nip Skipping Rock for third money. Christopher Lea, claimed by Roy Haeberle of Halkirk last fall for $9,000 and trained by Bill Matier, is almost certain to gets votes for horse-of-the-year as well as claimer-of-the-year. But voting regulations will prevent him from capturing both titles. Christopher Lea won while enjoying a four-pound weight allowance over Margie's Hitter's 122-pound assignment. Smarter By The Day, from Ontario, scored impressively with hig-hweight of 123 pounds and the outside No.

9 post position in the three-year-old filly stake. SHORT TALES: Trainer Red Smith saddled four Monday winners and, with 54 seasonal triumphs, now leads Ronnie Brock and Gene White by two Stampede Futurity winner Classy Kinda Guy has overcome a brush with death due to a twisted intestine suffered Saturday. Three veterinrians worked around the clock with Classy Kind Guy and, aided by what trainer Ron Burrell called "five gallons of water given intravenously," the blockage corrected itself without surgery. iiifjiimiiiiiiiiii: 'H'ir imn I I II ISISI gBiSIBBll'' I III 'In in 'daily' By Doug Abraham (Herald staff writer) That's what jockey Tim Malgarini calls a real daily double. Malgarini urged Smarter By The Day past Lady Dulverton for a narrow victory in Sunday's $40,000 B.K.

Yousif Stake. Then the 23-year-old rider doubled his stake visits to the Stampede Park winner's circle this weekend with Christopher Lea in the added Thanksgiving Day Handicap. Malgarini had never before won two major stakes within 24 hours. But, after missing virtually the entire 1985 season due to a riding injury to his back, Malgarini has won 93 races since rejoining the Alberta circuit in May. The Thanksgiving Day Handicap proved to be one of the best races of the year when the entire field was only separated by five members Shelley Wetterberg and Patti Yamamoto finished second and third, respectively, in the women's foil.

Calgary Flames defeated Lethbridge Elks 4-2 in an Alberta Major Midget Hockey League game Monday. Cory Taylor, Jason Hicks, Randy Crooks and Ratelle Cross scored for the Flames while Ben Graham and Ron Gregus replied for the Elks. In another game, Medicine Hat tied Calgary Royals 3-3. Stu Thompson, Alan Graves and Tom Grabill scored for the Royals while Jason Prosofsky, Mark Wolfe and Mark Bulding replied for Medicine Hat. i ni I I .1 ii I Ill 11 II! IIS lift IiiiV I ii III il'lfc': i Stripes its first defeat in seven races.

The American battle left the two boats tied for second place, along with England's White Crusader, each with a 6-1 record. Unbeaten New Zealand won its seventh straight, beating Azzurra of. Italy. Canada II defeated the Courageous IV by 3:53 under the direction of Toronto navigator Hans Fogh, who took over the helm from flu-ridden skipper Terry Neilson. IN AUTO RACING: Nigel Mansell had hoped the Mexican Grand Prix would give him cause to celebrate.

All he got was a stomach ache and a postponement of his bid for the Formula One driving championship. Mansell, 32, came to Mexico with a 10-point lead in the driver standings and the knowledge that a victory or also-ran plac-ings by his nearest challengers would give him the title. Instead, Mansell finished fifth and failed to add to his 70-points total while both Alain Prost of France and Nelson Piquet of Brazil inched closer to him in the standings. Prost finished second to Austria's Gerhard Berger in the race and the five points he netted increased his total to 64. AREA SCENE Alberta competitors won five events on the weekend at Western Canadian orienteering championships at Seebee.

Nancy Craig of Calgary and InnisfaiTs Bev MacKenzie won events on the women's side while Stuart Wood of Calgary, Edmonton's Doug Dowell and Sven Jonsson of Innisfail emerged victorious in men's events. Meanwhile, the Innisfail duo of Andy MacKenzie and Annette Leanderson were the Alberta 'O' Cup trophy men's and women's winners on accumulative time during two days of the Western Canadian championships and two days of the earlier 'O' Cup Challenge. The winners and their accumulative two-day times are as follows: MEN 21 oge group Ross Burnett, Vancouver, 161 minutes, 29 seconds; 35 Stuart Wood, Calgary, 156.44; 40 Doug Dowell, Edmonton, 153.26; 45- Peter Smith, Cowichan, B.C., 107.41; 54 Sven Jonsson, Innisfail, 161 .43. WOMEN 21 Ewa Olsson, Sweden, 173.55; 35 Nancy Craig, Calgary, 185.01; 40- Bev MacKenzie, Innisfail, 142.06. Paul Geddes scored twice as Calgary Dinosaurs edged Manitoba Bisons 5-4 to improve their record at the Silverwood College Hockey Classic in Winnipeg to 2-1.

Ttodd Savoye, Scott Robinson and Brent Meckling added the other Calgary goals while Jason Taylor, Glen Kehrer, Darryl Ingham and Rick Strachan replied for the Bisons. In another game, Saskatchewan Huskies tripped York Yeomen 5-1 behind Adrian Se-kundiak's two goals. Derek Loomer scored three goals to lead Olds to a 5-2 victory over the Calgary Spurs on CURLING MONDAY Quarterfinals Marilyn Bodooh-Darte, St. Catharines, Ont. 7 Erlckson Ferguson 9 Turner Kathv Fahlman, Regina 8 Fennell Richard Kerr 4.

Semifinals Bodooh-Darte 9 Ferguson Fahlamn 6 Richard 3. Third-place final Ferguson 8 Richard 6 Final Bodogh-Darte 6 Fahlman 3 SUNDAY B' Event' o.m, draw Sandy Turner, Calgary 9 Judy Erickson, Calgary Leah Koffski, Kelowna 7 Penny Rvan, Edmonton Jill Ferguson, Calgary 8 Nancy Kerr, Regina Kerry Lynn Richard, Ketowna 9 Judy Leonard, Harris, 8. Piquet added three points to his total with a fourth-place finish and now has 63 points Calvin Fish of England won the eighth race in the Easy Wider Challenge Series for Formula Atlantic cars in Atlanta Bobby Rahal held off Danny Sullivan to win the Champion Spark Plug 300-kilometre Indy-car race for his third straight victory IN SKIING: Canadian competitor Hugh Pomeroy died of head injuries after being struck by an automobile while training along a rural road in the Adirondack Mountains near Lake Placid, N.Y. Pomeroy was a member of the Canadian nordic combined team. IN FOOTBALL: Edmonton businessman Peter Pocklington, owner of the National Hockey League's Edmonton Oilers, is interested in acquring a franchise in a planned new spring pro football league.

Advertising Age says the proposed league would include team in London and would permit drafting of high school seniors. The business publication also says Pocklington would have the option on the franchise in the British capitol. Sunday, the first triumph in the Alberta Junior Hockey League season for the Grizzlys. Calgary's other team, the Canucks, had better luck, edging the visiting Fort McMurray Oil Barons 4-3. The Grizzlys' victory came after seven straight losses, while the Spurs fell to 4-3.

Brent Whiteside and Keith Kaip notched the other goals for Olds and Tod Birss and Mike Colbert replied for the Spurs. Meanwhile, Jodi Hicks scored the winning goal in the third period for the Canucks. Mike Ikeda, Scott Hutchinson and Greg Neish also scored for the Canucks while Barry Kress led the Oil Barons with two and Lubo Dzurilla added the other. Team Canada's volleyball woes continued Sunday in Tokyo, as the team lost three games to none to Japan at the International Sports Festival. The scores were 15-2, 15-13, and 15-4.

Canada was led offensively by Terry Gagnon of Edmonton with 14 kills. Daryl Young of Prince Albert, added 12 kills and two blocks. Canada lost the all three matches in the annual competition between the two teams. Japan also won last year after Canada won in 1984. Don Wetterberg and Matt Lowe of the Calgary Fencing Club won events on the weekend at the Edmonton Open.

Wetterberg claimed the epee crown while Lowe edged club-mate Frank Turcato for the men's foil title. Meanwhile, Calgary club Noon (Winners ouolily) Turner 7 Koffski Richard 7 Ferguson 6. 'O Event (Lessen eliminated) 9 o.m draw Deb Shermack, Edmonton 8 Crystal Devalter, Medicine Hat Marion Raocliffe, Kelowna 7 Carol Davis, Calgary 4. Noon Eve Skakun, Kamloops 6 Lorna Smith, Calgary Connie Fennell, Winnipeg 5 Wendv Conn, Calgary Cordelia Schwengl-er, Calgary i ton McGeary, Saskatoon Susan Seitz, Calgary 10 Patti Vende Vyvere, Winnipeg 4. 3 p.m.

Fennell 7 Skakun Judy Lukowich, Calgary II Ryan Erickson I Radcliffe Leonard 9 Shermack Kerr 8 Ann Bain, Red Deer Schwengler 4 Seitz 3. p.m. (Winners oualify) Fennell Koffski Erickson 7 Lukowich Kerr 8 Leonard Ferguson 9 Schwengler 5. 231 0 FOURTH STREET S.W. 228-3598 "Get The Best For Less" From Las Vegas Discount Golf Tennis Sunday's results FIRST RACE Purse H.MO; maidens.

7 SENGA BAMBAM (J.Clifton) 4.90 3.70 2.90 SENGA REGISTRAR (L. Thomas) 10.20 4.90 6 HUSTLERSCINDY (D.Monkman) 7.50 Time: 2:04.4 Also: Ima Rocket Too, Senga Manila, Sam Ware, Nea-lies Fly Bve, Storms Dolly. SECOND RACE -Purse maidens. 4 SKY DRAGON (D. Monkman) 5.80 3.80 3.70 3 OUTFITTER (G.Clark) 6.10 5.50 8 RELDA ROCKET (G.

McQuaid) 7.20 Time: 2:04.3 Also: Delta Dram, Senga Beaufort, Senga Rvdal, Nea-lies Razor, Our Amanda. Exoctor: (37.80 Doily Double: $17.20 THIRD RACE Purse claiming $12,500. 5 NORTHERN FREEDOM (J. Vukelich) 8.50 3.70 2.80 7 TUCKABUCKAWAY (C. Beelbv) 3.60 2.50 2 DACAPO (K.Clark) 2.50 Time: 2:00.2 Also: Ternile Runner, Diggins, Honest Jake, Bret Taylor Inspector Byers.

Quinello: $17.90 FOURTH RACE Purse $3,500. 1 PRECIOUS RULER (G. Baxter) 8.60 4.20 4.40 2 RETURN WITH CARE (K.Clark) 3.70 3.80 5 ARGEY BARGEY (D. Monkman) 4.80 Time: 1:59.2 Also: JCs, Senga Agithon, Kristies Rose, Zarays Messenger, Oakie Toker. Quinello: $13.90 FIFTH RACE Purse $4,000.

6 WITSENOS FIDDLE (V.Sifert) 2.70 2.70 2.10 2 SENGA DESTINY (G. Lutz) 11.70 3.70 5 CHESTERVILLEN (K.Clark) 2.20 Time: 1:59.1 Also: Battle River Lee, Sena Mamie, Jay Mimzy. Scratched: Coronado Jim Phair Exoctor: $26.00 Win Three: $51.10 SIXTH RACE -Purse claiming $25,000. 6 KALAAAATA (D. Wilson) 8.80 4.60 3.40 4 STAGE FRIGHT (K.

Clark) 3.50 2.50 5 PADDYS DREAM (D. Jungquist) 4.30 Time: 1:58.2 Also: Melville Flash, Tumitonchips, Pierres Passion, Timbrook Direct, Senga Axon. Quinello: $16.40 SEVENTH RACE 8 Wl LCO TIME (O. Monkman) 6.30 4.10 3.50 2 ANDYS POPEYE (J. Clifton) 3.30 2.50 1 LIGHTNING RED(K.

Clark) 2.60 Time: 1:58.4 Also: Sulky Ridge Bruno, Jons Overall, Jack Reef, Corporate Prince, Sun Of Nick. Quinello: $16.60 EIGHTH RACE -Purse $12,500. 4 ME GOTTA BRET (V.Sifert) 4.10 3.10 2.30 8 SORTS LIGHT (C.Macleod) 4.40 3.00 1 MANNART SKY HOOK (F. Gregory) 8.00 Time: 1:56.0 Also: Lemoyne Hanover, Sugar Crisp, Warhead, Man-nart Tornado, Scurry Scruffy Hanover. Quinello: $12.40 NINTH RACE Northlands Filly Pact Purse $85,770.

6 SCAMPER HANOVER (C. Hie) 4.40 3.10 2.80 7 JUST TAKIN ORDERS (J. Martineau) 6.40 3.50 5 STRUNGALONG (G.McQuaid) 5.60 Time: not available Also: Lynette Hanover, Senga Santa Maria, Sitadivine, BH Boldacious. Exoctor: $30.50 Win Four: $408.10 TENTH RACE Purse claiming $10,000. 5 LAUXMONT MOBILIZER (Hennessy) 8.70 5.20 3.10 6 WESTERN SHADOW (P.

Coleman) 7.70 4.30 2 GJ TEXSON (D. Monkman) 4.40 Time: 1:59.4 Also: Senga Masterful, Both Barrets Senga Glak, Nealies Bud, Derbys Freddy. Quinello: $28.30 Altendonce: 3,278 Handle: $494,565 Monday's results FIRST RACE Purse $2,500. 7 9.60 5.30 3.40 8 JCs STARDUST (P. Barr) 67.90 15.60 5 TEMPERED BARON (B.

Clarke) 7.50 Time: 2:05.0 Also: Nealies PS, TG Waylon, River Jewel, Air Pirate, Sky Eclair. SECOND RACE Purse $3,000. 2 TONEMORIK.CIartO 3.20 2.80 2.50 1 MAC (G. McQuaid) 5.00 3.60 3 BILL DUNDEE (T. Beelby) 3.30 Time: 1:59.3 Also: Sky Dreamer, Chancelk) Five, Dave Dundee, Jens Loki, Storms Image.

Exoctor: $9.20 Doily Double: $21.50 THIRD RACE Purse $2,500. 5 NEALIES KATS MEOW (G.Clarke) 33.40 13.20 6.20 1 CAS EDEN (P. Barr) 5.90 4.20 4 JUNGLE JADE (G.Smeltzer) 3.30 Time: 2:02.2 Also: Inna Snap, Romano Lobeil. Dally Breeze Home, Kay Okay, Oscars Brother (did not finish). Quinello: $83.50 FOURTH RACE 6 SENGACOURAGE (J.Clifton) 11.40 6.20 4.60 1 ALFABET TIMID.

Senft) 5.20 3.80 5 4.80 Time: 2:01.4 Also: Highland Governor, Senga Andrea, Armbro Bold, Dudney Dee, My Halmark N. Scratched: Wilsy Tucker Quinello: (28.30 FIFTH RACE -Purse claiming $6,000. 2 NO TIME NIK. Dressier) 4.80 3.00 2.90 7 NEALIESSOCKS (G.McQuaid) 4.40 3.50 6 SENGA WAINE (K.Hoerdt) 6.50 Time: 2:03.3 Also: Kool Ad Blue, Open Road, Choice Mark, Graum Park, Cheroot. Exoctor: (21.10 Win Three: $838.80 SIXTH RACE Purse claiming $8,000.

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1 WINDY HILL MISS (D. Charlino) 11.20 4.40 4.10 3 DARDICK DUBLE (G. McQuaid) 2.80 2.80 8 RELIABLE ALICE (E. Tracey) 4.40 Time: 2:03.1 Also: Declared Income, Suita Aero, Bradys Sue Champ, Mini Show, Ta Wee. Quinello: (13.90 EIGHTH RACE 7 SAM LETONAIR.

Hennessy) 11.40 5.60 4.60 4 HONEST JJ (E.Clarke) 7.80 6.80 6 PETERWOLFE (J.Clifton) 6.70 Time: 1:59.1 Disqualified: Bretsun Did Not Finish: JCs Pacesetter, Sul Searcher, Saville Lord Quinello: $41.30 NINTH RACE Purse claiming $15,000. 7 FELLAS PATCH (G.McQuaid) 38.20 17.70 6.90 2 KNIGHT CRACKER (J.Clifton) 5.20 3.90 1 WHIFFED (T. Beelby) 4.90 Time: 1:59.4 Also: Sun Up Warner, Case Dismissed Winem Fella, Battling Billy. Scratched: Buddy Direct Exactor: $175.00 Win Four: $21,931.40 TENTH RACE -Simulcast from Calgary. 6 CHRISTOPHER LEA (T.Malgarini) 11.30 4.70 3.10 4 MARGIES HITTER (R.

Hedge) 3.90 2.90 1 SILVER SIZZLE (Y.Turcotte) 3.20 Time: Not Available Also: Junction Fifty Six, Fair Marc, Rapido Com, Skipping Rock, Chilcoton Blaze. Quinello: $14.20 ELEVENTH RACE Purse claiming $4,000. 4 JOESOUTCAST (R.Graham) 19.30 9.70 5.70 2 WILSY HOSEA (LvleDemoline) 8.50 4.40 3 WILLOE KING (J. Vukelich) 3.50 Time: 2:01.0 Also: Coronado KT, Maior Spark, Sky Dorai Birkdale Honey, Smokeys Pace. Quinello: $60.70 Attendance: 3,343 $526,908 Wednesday's entries FIRST RACE Purse two-year-olds; NW one race lifetime; schooling races not considered.

Eppy Nephrine, B. Clarke; Blackhillock Ellis, M. Jor-gensen; Burden Over, E. Clarke; Nealies Hopalong, D. Stout; Shep, J.

Caron; Sassy Singer, D. Hayes; What The Luck, E. Tracey; Rent Money, D. Monkman Jr. Also Quentin, P.

Barr; Pollyanas Enigma, D. Monkman Jr. SECOND RACE- Purse two-year-olds; NW one race lifetime; schooling races not considered. Cs Sterling, P. Barr; Nealies Mistwiddle, D.

Stout; Bound To Do. E. Clarke; Electric Sue, R. Hennessy; Miss Sir Bee, K. Clarke; Sky Elixir, G.

Clark; Hearty Majority, E. Tracey; Dardick Spark Plug, R. Federwick. Also- Pollyanas Enigma, D. Monkman Jr.

THIRD RACE Purse four-year-olds and younger; colts and geldings; NW two races lifetime; maidens not eligible; Alta. breds races for a purse of less than $1,000 not considered. Ship Doctor, D. Wilson; Jungle Drummer, G. Smeltzer; Tywin Troy, D.

LeBlonc; Papooses Deuces, K. Clark; Scandia Diable, O. Jensen; Bradys Dandeiang, C. Martineau; Hay Prince, G. Baxter; Senga Songbird, K.

Larson. Also Smokey River, R. Graham; Jens Loki, J. Marchand. FOURTH RACE Purse three-year-old maid- em.

Jungle Juice, K. Larson; Maruba Fire, Ducharme; Senga Watchful, Or L. Thomas; Dolls Tarbov, D. Monkman WidO WM, G. Clark; Kays Avenger, C.

Martineau; JCs Celebrity, P. Barr; Senga Sheranni, G. McQuaid. Also- Nealies Razor, D. Stout.

FITH RACE Purse claiming $5,000 allowance. Nevele Chef, K. Clark; Dudney Dee, B. Clarke; Octagon, C. Martineau; Senga Manville, J.

Glen; Baron Gerry, G. McQuaid; Kawartha Quince, S. Campbell; Senga Piri, V. Sifert; Mimis Brigadier, E. Tracey.

Also High Stockings, G. Lutz; Blue Thunder, J. Hoi-lings worth. SIXTH RACE- Purse claiming allowance. Bradys Angela, J.

Marchand; Sky Cameo. G. Baxter; Willow Dreamer, K. Dressier; Vals Boo Boo, M. Charlton; Cap Collection, R.

Federwick; Bradvs Absence, D. Litke; Two Birds, K. Clark; Shazam, B. Clarke. Ala-Ladvland Wings, E.

Tracey; Mardi Marie, Gillis. SEVENTH RACE Purse claiming $7,000 allowance. Maruba Sparky, J. Glen; Be Mv Juliana D. Litke; Jeff Sarnel, F.

Gillis; Heliim Annie, E. Clarke; Senga Maxine, E. Tracey; Derby Red, W. Grant; Torrid Past, R. Hennessy; Tookage, J.

Clifton. Alsa Chicago Hitman, D. Litke; Pauper, E. Tracey. EIGHTH RACE- Purse claiming $9,000 allowance.

Hi Joe R. Graham; Misty Kim, K. Clark; Rainbow Springs, P. Coleman; Six Across, J. Odwyer; Tarmanoani, D.

Litke; Minis Magic, D. Senft; Fulminis Shadow, P. Barr; Expresso, E.Clarke. Also -Gentleman George, B.Clarke. NINTH RACE- Purse claiming allowance; handicap; please enter in multiples of $1,000.

Triple Action, S. Campbell; McEnroe P. Coleman; Dine Alone, T. Beelby; Dynamo Wind, E. Tracey; Maximizes K.

Clark; Chateau, D. Monkman Symmetry, D. Litke; Classic Thunder, C. Martineau. TENTH RACE Purse claiming $4,000 allowance.

Sprucem Up, T. Brown; Kilkerran Colonel, G. Baxter; See Boy, P. Barr; Senga Ramie, M. Jorgensen; Nealies Byrd, K.

Hoerdf; Bradys Sugar Ace, B. Burke; Bergo Hanover, F. Gillis; Kool Snip, K. Clark. Ah Nealies Hopeful, D.

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