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-4 4Dl 8 THE SUNDAY RECORD CALL, "JULY 1969 Gallant Bloom Scores At Morimou th I Win, Place And Show Don Zamarelli Sorority Stakes, a six-furlong spin for 2-year-old distaffers. Among the leading eligibles for the fixture is Red Tree Farm's unbeaten 2-0 Forbidden Lass, property of John Brunetti of Hackensack. Box The Compass, Ridin' Puddin Jack prevailed by a neck over Sports Final for a $43.30 payoff that completed an 8-7, $211.60 double. Another son of Carry Back's Busy Bob-O, a promising candidate for the $100,000 Sapling here closing day, Aug. 7, ran to a front-running score in the fourth under Charley Balta-zar.

It was Baltazar's second winner, and the meet's leading reinsman added another aboard the favored Dots Imp, giving him 46 for the meeting. The big item here this week is Saturday's $100,000 Saratoga Aug. 9. at the classical IVi miles. The Oaks was contested over l1" miles, and Gallant Bloom turned it into a shambles once Braulio Baeza asked for her run going to the last turn.

Process Shot had set the pace to that point, but succumbed readily when Gallant Bloom challenged. In the run to the wire, Baeza was looking around for challenges. None developed, however, although Hail To Patsy, recently sold for $200,000, finished well for the place by three lengths over Around The Horn. Hail To Patsy had gone off as second choice off her strong races behind Shuvee in the New York's Triple Crown for fillies. But she was less a match for Gallant Bloom than she was for Shuvee.

Finest Jade and Que Inter-sante were heavily supported in the daily double races. However, only the former succeeded, winning easily at even money. Que Intersante, off at 4-5, was used in a pace duel and wound up third to-Puddin' Jack, who finished, with the same flurry that was characteristic of his sire, Carry Back. By DON ZAMARELLI Turf Editor OCEANPORT Kong Ranch's Gallant Bloom bloomed again at Monmouth Park Saturday much to the delight of 27,198 fans. Favored at 7-5 ($4.80) the 3-year-old filly responded with ridiculously easy 12-length victory over a Hail To Patsy In the prestigious Monmouth Oaks.

It was Gallant Bloom's fourth success three of them stakes in as many starts this year, and sets up an early showdown with division leader Shuvee in the Alabama at Aqueduct Entries Nodouble Gets Wire-To-Wire Triumph In Brooklyn 'Cap Jersey Bounce For The Jumpers OCEANPORT What a year. We land on the moon, the Mets become winners and New Jersey's pari-mutuel set are rid of the jumpers almost. The last-named is happening right here on the Jersey shore at dear old Monmouth Park, and that in itself is the biggest jolt of all for supporters few as they may be of hurdle racing. This house of chance was once the state's leading exponent of the infield sport. No more, however.

That's a thing of the past. Right now the leapers are near extinction here. Oh, they're in the midst of their annual season at Monmouth, but you could hard'y call seven races a "season." That's what they've been cut to, and unless they behave, they'll be out entirely. It's their own fault, too, and tor several reasons most of them connected with the tote. To be quite frank, jump racing has never caught the fancy of the wagering gentry which is why its yearly circuit at the big horse parks is limited to the northeast.

They're probably living on borrowed time in these parts, too, for all indications point to an abolishment of the sport of survival? once the jumpers' old guard who presently have a say in the operation of several major betting marts cease to exist Jump races are the weakest attraction almost without FIRST RACE Post 1:30 P. M. 84,000 Clmg (5,000 4,000) 3 Uo 6 Fur Haooy Reb 117 Turcotte 12-1 xFruit Punch 117 Turcotte 15-1 Sequencial 117 Toro 10-1 Dr Nadler 115 Toro 3-1 Young Swinger 117 N3 10-1 Chamocheck 117 Beimorte 20-1 Tampions Son 117 Davidson 10-1 Outspan 124 Velasquez 5-2 xxBrush Baron 112 Fromin 9-5 xJetsie Boy 103 Deprisco 20-1 xFoio-015 Turcotte 15-1 False Hones 115 NB 5-1 xRomanala 98 Liverman 12-1 Billy Seamon 117 Velasquez 8-1 Ray 7 Lester 2M SECOND RACE S4.000 Ctma 2 Yo 51! Fur The Aussie NB (-1 xSultans Delightno Fromin 3-1 Tropical Go Go-119 Turcotte 10-1 Craftys Sister 119 Belmonte 10-1 Final Note 115 NB 8-1 My Home .115 Toro 5-1 Rihots Girl 1l Gustirie 6-1 xPitts Pal 109 Fryer 20-1 Terre'ena 1 19 Ledezma 6-1 Half Tanked 119 Adams 15-1 Rejoicing 115 Cruguet 8-1 xRuth 108 Tarraglia 20-1 Bit Good 11? Adams 8-1 Nasty rl 119 Gostines 10-1 Startut 115 Loguercio 10-1 xWar Scene 109 Williams 20-1 THIRD Clmg 2 Yo 5Vj Fur xJeffs Girl 110 Fromin 10-1 Miss Nobhill 115 Woodhouse 15-1 Chamos Gal 115 Ruane 8-1 xFort Shady-JllO Tartaolla 10-1 xShy Guest 112 Turcotta 10-1 Inclement 119 Davidson 8-1 Xandra 117 Ussery 5-1 Kish 119 Vasquez 2-1 Shes Rich H4 Barrera 6-1 eSaber Salute 119 Sorrentino 10-1 Pretyt Sharp 119 Toro 8-1 Get Get Get 119 Velasquei 10 1 Love Sweet Love -119 Toro 3-1 Parrot Talk 115 Venezia 6-1 Resurrection Day '11 BHmonte 10-1 KWilderness Road 109 Velasquei 5-2 a Conn Entry FOURTH Ctma 4 Fur- Wondrous Star .117 Velasquez xFour Martinis 109 Woodhousa xCalwood 110 Fryer iRowdy Dowdy 123 Vasquei Farmer Boy '119 Turcotte xTurn To Dad 112 Turcotte Oavids Request 1 9 Woodhousa 10-1 15-1 8-1 4- 1 30-1 5- 1 20-1 8-1 10-1 3-1 Rouoewav 117 Russeiio Privateenterprise '119 Ussery Aislina 117 Baeza who has won major shares of several $100,000 purses across the country this season, including victories in the Santa Anita Handicap and the Cali-fornian and a second in the Metropolitan, covered the 1V4 miles in The colt paid $5.00, 3.00 and 2.20 across the board while Verbatim returned $4.40 and 2.60 and Dike paid $2.20 to show. Aqueduct Results Clmt I Yo 5'- Fur Off Tim 1:05 3,5 (Cloudy and VWan Lois (Belmonte) 7.20 4.20 3.40 Carry Abig Stick (Loguercio) 7.40 4 20 Pleasant Valley (Sorrentino) 4.80 Also: Butternut, Bold But Dainty, Kings Stone, Inland Lake, Bell Affair, Bald Bess. KEW YORK (UPI) No-double, a well-traveled 4-year-old colt from the Verna Lea Farm who runs wherever the money is, led virtually every step of the way Saturday to capture the $109,000 Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct.

Spotting his rivals as much as 19 pounds, Nodouble sprinted through the stretch to finish 1M lengths ahead of Verbatim, who held off fast-closing Dike by a head. Nodouble, carrying 12T pounds including Jockey Eddie Belmonte, was challenged briefly by Verbatim at the halfway mark and then proceeded to pull away In the final straightaway. Nodouble, an Arkansas bred Monmouth Entries Clmt 3 Up i Fur Off 2:00 Time 1:11 45. Cherry Beri (R Turc'e) 24.00 8 60 5.00 Mequ (Sorrentino) 9.00 5.20 Sand Pail (H Woodhouse) 4.00 Also: Travelin Chessi, Third Princess, Fireglo. OAILY DOUBLBJW)JAD 84.20 Clmg 3 ft Up 4 Fur Off 2:35 Tim 1:23 3S.

Royal Habr'r (R 12.00 5.80 4.20 Command Performer (Cruguet) 3.60 2.60 Cresset (Anderson) 4.00 Also: Santo Domingo, Agility, Rockem Back, Smooth Seas, Arturos Prid. Alw Up Fin-Off 3:09 Tim 1:09 35. Dewan (Belmonte) 7.40 .4.80 3 20 Dagger Counter (R 4 Ever On (Fromin) 3 40 Also: Golden Buttons, Arbmahia High, Prevailing. AlW 3 ft Up 1 116 Ml Off 3:42 Time 1:45 15 (Turf Soft). Hellbent (Vasouez) 16.00 6.40 3.40 Pashemin (Knapp) 5.60 3.20 AAost Welcome (Cruguet) 2.40 Also: Market Barrier, Llbbet Cloud, Miss Judom.

Angel Chile. 4TH 115,000 alw 1-114 Ml Off 4:14 Time Rhinelander 2nd (Crgt) 12.40 5.60 3.80 Loiret 2nd (Vasouez) 7.20 4.20 Swoonland (Turcotte) 3.40 Also: Mara Lark, Space Bird, The University. 7TH 5100,000 added 3iup 11 Mi Brooklyn Handicap Off 4:48 Time (Fast) NoDouble (Belmonte) 5.00 3.00 2.20 Verbatim (AndersoM 4.40 2 60 a-Dike (Ycaza) 2.20 Also: San Roque. Chomplon, Mr. Bro-flann, a-Beau Marker.

A Clairborne-Laurin entry. TH $5,000 elms I fur Off 5:21 Time 1:25 Ulfs War (Belmonte) 7.40 3 80 ISO Prince Solo (Davidson) 4.00 2.80 Revanchista (Gustines) 2-80 Also: Par Avion, Count Royal, Ar- turi to. 9TH 58.500 hdep 11 Ml Off 5:50 Time Open Road (Vasouez) 13.40 3.80 4.40 38 3.00 5 90 Tudorfib (Turcotte) zuricn zna pilar Also: Baileys Comet, El Argentine, Kennel Turnpike Tom, Master, Brave Greek, Lutzai Killer. ATTENDANCE HANDLE 34,436,931 Monmouth Results Clmg 3 Ye I Fur Off Time 1:12 25 (Clear and Finest Jada (Baltazar) 4.20 3.20 2 60 Bevs Tooti (Blum) 8.20 5.60 Quill Driver (Hole) 8 60 Fore and Aft JTTI Jack jH Fein Cj Also: Belloftheyear, Jennvco, Veiled Charm, I Miss, Noon Wine, Radiant Story, Sadalrs Bouquet, Long Gone. 2nd $4,700 Clmg 3 Yo 4 Fur Off Time 1:12 15.

Pudding Jack (Aris'e) 43.60 16 00 6.20 Sports Final (Marquez) 6.80 3.60 Que Intersante (Blum) 2.60 Also: Promate, Has Special, Sleben Sue, Scuba Girl, Royal Accord. Caicos, Party Airs. DAILY DOUBLE (8-7) PAID $211.60 3rd $4,500 Clmg 4 ft Up 1 Ml 70 Yds Off 3:08 Time 1:44 15. Kalakaua (Harrison) 18.20 8 80 5.40 Top-Mv-Host (Velasquez) (.00 4.40 Sakbahr (Baltazar) 3 00 Also: Centennialvear, Heather Nade, Jimmy Bennett, Baker George, Fleids-of clover. Colonel Bay.

4th $6,000 Alw I Yo 5'4 Fur Off Time 1:05 25. Busy Bob-0 (Baltazar) 7.00 4 60 3.40 Mister Do Bee (Hole) 4.60 300 Stolen Base (Baeza) 4.00 Also: Newspaperbov, Woedacre King, Forty Proof, Day, Bonapuer. 5th $6,000 Clmg 3 ft Ue 4 Fur Off Time 1:11 15. I Know (Blum) 18.00 9 00 6(1 Master Steve (Kalian 12.60 7.n Never Grounded (Petallno) 6.20 Also: Quliote, Whistling Kettle, Firil Caoacitv, Final Encore, Happy Irish, Chancellor. 6th $8,500 Alw Yo 4 Fur Off 4:41 Time 1:10 25 Dots Imp (Baltazar) 3 60 2 0 2.40 Earl of Milldale (C.H.

M'quez) 4.80 3.40 Curette (Brumfield) 3 Also: Ad Maiora, Chlcoutiml, Arcade, Cold. 7th $15,000 Alw 3 A up 1 Ml Off Time 1:3 Dorileo (Baeza) 6.60 7 80 60 a-Spring Double (Baltazar) 2.40 2.20 Northern Bay (Jlminez) 2 80 e-Rutland. Wild Fella, Crack Ruler, Fenian Lad, Twin Teddy, Hunter's Dance. a Woodside Entry 8th $50,000 Added 3 Yo 1-18 Ml Off 5:47 Time Monmouth Oaks Gallant Bloom (Baeza) 4.80 3.00 2.60 Hail To Patsy (Cruguet) 3.40 3.20 Around The Horn (Cardone) 4.40 Also: Process Shot. Class Is Out.

Golden Or. 9th $6400 Clmg 3ue 1-114 Ml Off 6:16 Time Geuchesco (Kallai) 13.40 7.80 4.60 Lady Hillsborough (Jimenez) 8.00 6.00 Breeze Maker (Marquez) 6.60 Also: Special Effort, Beau Tudor. Momahed, Martex. Gay Flirt. ATTEND.

27,198. HANDLE $2,807,001. True Royalty, Atlas Booster, Par Game. Best Who Cabled (8th). AOUEDUCT 1 Brush Baron, Outspan, Jetsie Boy.

2 Sultans Delight, My Home, RiMts 1 Kish', Wilderness Road, Love Sweet Love. 4 Aisling, Rowdy Dowdy, Overflight. 5 hunderhorn. Magic Monarch, Camel Train. 4 Corte Madera, Lullah Lullah, Meritus.

7 Larceny Kid, Eaglesham, Godspeed. (Iter, Handsome Kid, Dinner Gong. Double Aim, Chick Keiser, Wortne-price. Best Corta Mederi (6th). "You're too late.

The Jumper Just left town." fail. Joe Fan has lost confidence in the game simply because of the so-called "incidents" which always have plagued the racing. Joe would rather risk his hard-earned on horses who will at least finish what they start. Too many leapers don't because they're poorly schooled, which is an indictment of the whole operation. In recent years, too, management has been disturbed by the jumpers continued failure to come up with full fields or even fill ONE race a day.

This nonsense reached the heights last year when all of three horses showed for Monmouth's jump finale the Mid-Summer Hurdle 'cap. That brought finis to what had been a lengthy jump season here, and prompted one track official to observe, "We give these people valuable stall space, and this is how they show their appreciation. We'll have to do something about them." Monmouth did. What are you waiting for, New York? HandicappeYs' Row Easy, Ribula, Royal Crisis, Sadie and Rapid Link, all stakes winners, also figure strongly for the Sorority. Royal Crisis is also Jersey-owned, his owner being soft drink magnate Anthony Im-besi of Estelle Manor.

xOverfllotit ill Fromin 4-1 12-1 5- 1 6- 1 xAdmiral Tudor 114 Turcotte Mountain Crest 112 Belmonte primitive iizvenezia FIFTH RACE $5,500 Mdns 34. Up a Fur Kings Colors 117 Belmonte 10-9 xWildcat Hills 107 Woodhouse 4-1 Camel Train ,117 Anderson 4-1 Fifteen Dollars 117 NB 20-1 xNooma 112 Turcotte 8-i aNever Cede 117 Yvaza 5-2 Magic Monach 117 Turcotte 4-1 Thundernorn-117 Ycaza 5-1 a--ainrioy tmry SIXTH RACE $8,000 Alw Yo Fur Hail Hall 119 Davidson 12-1 aWild About 114 Cruguet 10-1 Corte Madera 1 1 Turcotte 3-2 No Demerits 119 Baeza 10-1 xCheoah 107 Twrtaglia 20-1 Meritus 119 Ycaza 3-1 Lullah Lullah 119 Belmonte 4-1 aMild Persuasion 114 Cruguet 10-1 Grax It .119 Adams 8-l SEVENTH RACE $25,000 Added 3 Yo I i-16 Mi 1 Lextn9ton Handicap aPoilution loa Venezia Close Attention 110 Boland True North 109 Ruane aRed Reality 110 Veiasquez Lord Cavan 109 Cruguet Prince of Fools 110 NB Eagies Am 119 Anderson Godspeed 109 NB aLarceny Kid 119 Knapp Escort 113 Toro 21 10-1 8 1 2-1 5-1 61 4-1 4-1 2-1 4-1 a cregwooa tmry EIGHTH RACE $8,000 Alw 38. Uo 4 Fur xRuts 112 Fnomin 50-1 9-2 Peaceablefcindom 117 Velasquei Good Turn 117 Ycaza Iter 114 Belmonte Raise A Dancer 117 NB Handsome Kid 117 Boland Dinner Gong -117 Velasquez 10-1 so-? 3- 1 4- 1 NINTH RACE $4,200 Clmg ($3,500) 38.UP Ml xaLittlewillie 111NB 50-1 Orbiter 116 Toro 10-1 Throw Th Dice 107 lenelll 20-1 xaFarftot .111 NB 20-1 Douole Aim 11 Velasquez 5-2 Sieves Staff -118 Rodriguez 12-1 Royal Salute 109 Frver 20-1 xworththeorica 113 Fromin 4-1 Chick Keiser 116 Adams 4-1 Predawn lUThomas 0-l Distribution 107 NB 5-j xFatse Impression '111 NB 10-1 Rhythmic 116 Toro 10-1 XWeary Traveler 113 Turcotte) 15-1 a Baldanza-Seigel Entry AAC Listed To Post. 4 Furlongs. To ronvs Ind.a 114 Korte 4-1 Short Winded 115 Broussard 4-1 Nashimar 1i( NB 3-1 Bagdad Bzile 110 Mpctli 4 1 Reel Irish I12E Cardone 10-1 a-Carrot Cake 112E Mapia 8 1 Coima Real 118 Kauai 10-1 Pramont 113 Verardi 4-1 Weeki Wack iU5 Aristone 20-1 a-Stoneboat 110 Kailai 81 Garioche 115 Baltazar 15-1 a Geiser-Emert Entry.

SIXTH RACE $6,000 Claiming ($10 3 a. Up. Fillies 4, Wares MHa lurt. Plem Air 109 NB Salad Bowl 116 NB Decatlon 109 Marouel Sweet Java 116 NB 10-1 (-1 6-1 20-1 4-1 4-1 20-1 a-lvy Hill 110 Imoaraio x-Minnie Babv 110 imparato Gamarete 114 NB Prometida II 113 A Garramone a-Tali Aan Aoit 119 J-frnnez 10-1 Our Goiden Lady 114 A Garramona 3- a Boron i a fcntry SEVENTH RACE $8,500 Allowanc 3 4 Year CXds 1-16 Mile Turf. Handsome Count 120 Kailai 10-1 Eagles Troop 110 Hole 1J-1 Infame 116 A Garramone 15-1 Bold Mariner 115 Broussard 6-1 Bonny Miser 115 Maple 4-1 Bonny Moster 115 MBnle 4-1 Shipping Sword U5M Aristone 8-1 Promised Son 109 Daly 20-l EIGHTH Allowance 3 Up Fillies 8, Mares 6 Furlongs.

Ann Taboo 116 Broussard 10-1 Baby Jane 117 NB 10-1 RonchU 114 NB 151 Some Wind 112 Brumfield 20-1 x-Pomvood 109J Imparato 4-1 Pet Melody II? Korte J0-1 Winging Lark 109 Maple 6-1 Helen Jennings 116W Blum 4-1 Le Meme Chose 117 Cardone 4-1 Dear ToAII 1I1C Bultezer 10-1 Who Cabled 121 Baltazar 2-1 NINTH RACE $7000 Claiming 3 Year Olds 1 1-16 Mile Turf. Far Game 116NB 61 Atlas Booster 117 Hole 5 2 True Royalty 116 NB 151 e-Tinderbox 113 NB 6-1 Turn The Trick 116 Mpceil 20-1 Rescue Squad 116C Marquez 15-1 Willow Vale 120 Kailai 6-1 Shivoo 113 Cardone 8-1 Born Ina Trunk 116 Marquei 10-1 Dalington Clipper 120 Maple 4-1 a Seedhouse-Futler Entry x-AAC. Listed 1o Post. Wrildlife and hunter-safety programs will receive an extra $5 million a year if Congress passes bills introduced in the House and Senate. The bills would divert the 10 per cent tax on handguns from general revenue to the U.S.

Department of Interior. Matching Basis Half of the funds would be prorated to the states on a 50-50 matching basis for hunter-safety programs; the other half would go to the federal aid in wildlife restoration program established in 1937. If you want to write to your federal representatives about the bills, they are H.R. 1048 in the House and S. 670 in the Senate.

The handgun tax collections were more than $5.5 million in 1968. Through an 11-per-cent tax on sporting rifles, shotguns and factory-made ammunition, more than $350 million has been collected for wildlife restoration. SANDY HOOK HIGH TIDES a.m. July p.m. 1:1 2:12 3 on, 4:12 518 4:24 7:18 July 22 July 23 July 24 July 25 July 24 July 27 1:18 2:18 4:2 5:48 4:54 For high tides at Barnegat, Inlet, subtract 20 minutes; Manasquan Inlet, subtract 12 minutes; Belmar Boat Basin, add 27 minutes; Shark River Inlet, subtract 18 minutes; Long Branch, subtract 34 minutes; Highlands, add 35 minutes: Perth Amboy, add 13 minutes.

Yonkers Entries Bluefish Big, But Wow The Inflation which worries so many politicians Is having its effect on the boating consumer, but it doesn't seem to worry him too much. Neither does the so-called "Credit Crunch." At least that has been the experience of Ed Hird at Cruiser Sales In Paramus, John Coval at Covals in Hacken-lack, and Bob Wilson at Wilson's Marineland in Fort Lee. Inflation has come in the form of higher prices for both motors and boats. Motors, to the best of Hird's recollection had gone up last fall and then again at the time of the boat shows. The general feeling was boats had gone up about five per cent on average.

While some manufacturers did not raise prices this year, others felt it necessary after years of holding the line to charge more. As for the credit crunch, all said it had had no effect on their financing business. Hird, whose company has a wider price range than the others, said Cruiser Sales was writing more business and had more borrowing than in past years. However, he added, most pay cash or borrow their money elsewhere. Since the company carries boats up to the $40,000 price range, it figures that most of the buyers of larger craft are going to finance at least part of the cost either at the dealer or at a bank.

Unlike many of the dealers along the Jersey shore, there is no particular season for the sale of bigger boats in this area. Thus, the sale of these boats has continued right through the crunch. While Coval said he had found no increase in numbers of sales, what Is being sold is bigger. And, he added, there was an increase in the number of inboard-outboards, which are more expensive. Wilson said the 16 to 18-footer with an outboard motor was his biggest seller.

He perfectly summed up the feeling of all three concerning the supposed tightness of money with the statement: "If they (the consumers) want a boat, they're going to get it." It seems to some extent the public is putting its leisure time activities in the No. 1 priority spot. Given a choice between a boat or some other equipment that is desired and items of everyday existence, the boat, skis, etc. will be bought. Hennessey Grand Prix July 30 The ocean racers will be in this vicinity July 30 when the Hennessey Grand Prix is run over a 222.5 statutemile course.

The launching site will be the Richmond Marina in Edge-water, and the first turn mark will be the bell buoy east of Manasquan Inlet off Point Pleasant Beach. The course then goes in an easterly direction about 70 miles over open water to Shinnecock Inlet on Long Island. The final leg is back to the starting mark. The race has captured the fancy of the Greater Point Pleasant Area Chamber of Commerce, which will award a special trophy to the first boat around the bell buoy. Among the favorites is a New Yorker and two former residents of the Big City.

Bill Wishnick set a world record of 70.2 miles per hour in winning Sam Griffith Memorial Race in Florida and rates as the man to beat. Don Aronow, a former world champion, and Pete Rittmaster are former New Yorkers. Dick Bertram, who like Aronow held the world title, is also In the race. Placing well in the Grand Prix will mean points toward the world title. FIRST RACE Post 2:00 p.m.

$4 000 Claiming 3 4 4 Year Oids Mares 6 Furlongs. Flight Priority 112 NB Pillow Slip 112 NB All Prince 115 NB Go Rob Go 113 Brumfield Miss Khooar 11) Curtin x-Ho Capito Bene UO Suarex Bobs Whip 117 Brumfield Sutf Choice 113 Gonzalez Pie Wacket 117 Jiminez Smoky Haze 120S Plomc.nok Admiral Jinks 113 NB boll Gpgi UO Monaeell! Fools Brandy 118 A Haldar Saucy Swiss 112 Monaeell! Virginia Yell 115 Culmone Babe Lane 11. Thornburg 10-1 81 15-1 6-1 20-1 4-1 10 1 20-1 6-1 8-1 151 10-1 20-1 121 4-1 3-1 SECOND RACE $4,300 Claiming ($3,000) 3 UP 1-1-16 Mile. Paper Spin 114 Cardone 9-2 Judge Colie 114 Miceli 10-1 Aerie 114 Hole 6-1 Cousin Weakeyes 114 Korte 6-1 Forceio '14 Marquez 15-1 Reel Prince 114 Jiminez 81 Big Shot 117 Testa 5-1 Quibus Comet 117 Maple 4-1 Belmonts Brandy 117 A Garramcmo 8-1 x-Fightin 105 Imparato 15-1 Baby James 112 Verardl 7-2 Herons Lad 114 Gonzalez 3-1 Behavin ierrv 114 piomvhok 20-1 By The Sword 114 Aristone 10-1 Count Moore 114 Baltazar 15-1 Princess Kanace 112 Micell 20-1 THIRD RACE $4,300 Claiming" 3 Up. Fillies fc Mares 4 Furlongs.

Carefree Cathy 110 Marquei 4- 1 8-1 10-1 6-1 5- 10-1 3-1 3-1 Rapano sky i unb Moon Chase 115 Broussard Ring Of Gold 115 Culmone Verbosity 1 18 Testa Ridan Plus 110 Maple Dutchess Rock 113 Maple Golden Asset 110 NB FOURTH RACE $5,000 Maidens 3 Year Olds 6 I'l Furlonqs Parasol Pete 1 10 Brumfield 10-1 Best Ox Class U8 Blum 8-1 Paris Surprise 118 Piomvhok 5 2 S-pvron 110 Brumfield 15-1 Summer Gress 110 Choqoette 20-1 Carols Vette 110 Brumfield 12-1 Foxcroft 118 Jiminez 15-1 Expovition 110 NB 20 1 Safety Blitz 110 Culmona 6-1 Right Jab 118 Moceli 10-1 Dam Buster 118 NB 12-1 Sy-Rou 118 NB 10-1 Greek Empire 118 Kallal 4-1 Sadairs Rock 118 Broussard 6J FIFTH RACE $5,500 Claiming 3 4 Uo Fillies Mares all the fishing activities at the 1970 show. And the tackle manufacturers will be back in the show next year. too. The big black bear which was roaming Sussex County last month is still around-nicknamed Gentle Ben. It was first sighted near Bee-merville and last week was seen about 15 miles away, in McAfee.

Natives gay the bear spent the the latter part of last summer eating sweet corn in the area, and they expect it'll do the same this year. Bruger Comes Close A Teaneck man just missed winning the top awards in the National Water Institute's clean waters essay contest. Carl Bruger came in fourth and won a fishing-tackle kit. First prize was a five-day fishing tour of Wyoming. Peter Grossman of Engle-wood placed among the top 25.

Antipollution battles continue to be fought with more words than action. For 1969 Congress authorized spending $700 million for pollution abatement, but only $214 million was appropriated. Congress authorized $1 billion for 1970, but the Nixon administration has followed its predecessor by asking for only $214 million. It appears our economic development win continue to produce pollution faster than it can be cleaned up the effluent of influence. Outdoors Jim Stabile A.E.

9 Bve Bva Gene (N D.I JO Eyreton (SMJancer) SJXTH RACE: Trot Y. Sire Stakes," 2 Yr. Old Colts Geidings 2nd Div. (S35.837.50 Div) 1 VIe U7.9147S 2 Mercury King (J. Chapman) 3-1 5 Gunner (M.

Weaver) 4.1 3 Sun Star iw. Pocza) j-i 4 Bon Cris (J. Schroder) 5-1 Rodney (C. St. Jacques) 4-1 9 Allie Comwel (H.

Miller) 8-1 1 Clever Titan (Garldnd Garnsey) 10-1 4 Fenx Minbar IH. Dancer, Jr.) 7 Egyptian Vanoa (W. Haughton) 15.) Ses1So "ACE! ac Cla" 7 Francis T. Leary (L. Fontaine) 31 5 Abbe Gene Volo IG.

Shoiwi 9.3 3 J. Cruise Greentree (C. Abb'to) 5-1 4 Aust. So. Silver (S.

Dancer) 5-1 4 Historic Time (L. PuMenl 5-1 1 Ricci Reeme First (H. Dancer) 6-1 8 Keystone Ranger (N.D.) 8-1 2 Alvtor (A. Abatiello) IW EIGHTH RACE: Pace NY. Sire Staks" 2 Year Old Hnts 1st Div (J35.83f.50 Divl 1 Mile S17.918 75 7 Florence Barmin (H.

Dancer) 3-1 5 Dragon Lady (W. Mver) 41 4 H.M. Time (W. Popfinger) 1 Adios Annie (N.D.) 4-1 2 Bonny Imp (F. Bradbury) e-J 9 Coco Bene (W.

Haughton) 6-1 4 Mamie Rhythm (N.D.) 8-1 3 Nancy Whiskey SC. Gaibralth) 10-1 Avon Maggie (RThomas) 10-1 NINTH RACE: Pace Class B-2 4 Yr. Olds 8. Up 1 Mile J3.750 4 Bonnie's Might (J. Patt'sn) 3-1 D.

Express (N. Dauplaise) 7-2 Mr. Triple E. (N.D.) 9-2 Balladeer N. (N.D.) e-1 8 Man Fred (J.

Tallman) 4-1 3 Uniform Alee (N.D.) 8'1 7 Noble Flip (G. Procino) CI 4 -Mighty Amigo (R. Thomas) 10-1 Ac. 9 Adios Message (G. Wameetich) Jl ryout N.

(N. TENTH RACE: Pace Y. Sire Stakes 2 year Old Fillies 2nd div. wycr-t jk Cfd FIRST RACEi Post I p.m. Pace C-J 4 Yr.

Olds 1 Mile 3 Uncle Russ (L. Fontaine) )-Lucky Nugget (N.D.) 2 Baylor Hanover (N.D.) 4- C.F. Adio (N. Dauplaise) J.D. Means (N.D.) 4 I.e.

Paul (N.D.) Julio's sdv (E. Mattucci) (Carroll (W. Mver) irnn u.u ikk.ii.n.. Class 12,730 3-1 93 3-1 51 8 1 81 J0iddiebrookJohnJW. Mver) SFCOND RACE: Pace Class C-l Cond.

1 Test Of Time (J. Cheoman) M. Win (J. MacDonaldl 3 Poplar Direct (C Abbatielrd) 4 Frosty Scott (L. Fonraine) 5 Mohawk (F.

Poofingeri (Fleet steward (w. Mver) 7Reeds Tar Heel (J. Patt'sn) 9 Ave Java (N.D.) 10-Avon Charlie (N.D.) 31 4 1 5-1 5 1 4-1 8-1 10-1 THIRD RACE: Pace Claiming: 5 Yr olc( $n00' 3 Yr- Olds mTwM tso mares add $1000. 1 2 Tormax (N 3-1 5 Widower Puggin (N.D 41 3 Fast Gun (E. Mattucci) 5-1 7 Rod A Dew (C.

Abbatieilol 5-1 4 Madams B. Gallon (L. Fontaine) 4-1 (Efficient (N.D.) 4-1 1 Ozark Dom (J. Faraldo) 81 Mett B. IT.

Foster) u- 9 Goldvllle (M. Santa Maria) JOJMMark (JJallman) FOURTH RACE: Trot NY. Sire aidrtes 1 rr. uia coits teldings. 1st Div.

(J35.U7.50 Div.) 1 Mil 5 2Wire To Wire (A. Cameron) 3-1 4 Candidly (H. Dancer, Sr.) 9 2 1 After Five (N.D s-i 4 Cedar Crest Chief (W. Mver) 4-1 (Cyrano De Chap (J. Chaoman) 4-1 3 Lucky Mr.

G. (F. Popfinger) 10-1 7 Great Tag (N.D.) 8 1 5 Jim Torrence (w. Haughton) 10-1 9 Berniejs Boy (H. Hylkema) 10-1 FIFTH RACE: Pace Class B-l 4 Yr.

Olds a. Up 1 Mile 34,500 "Dames At Sea" 1- Clloper (J. Tallman) 2 Apt (W. Mver) 3- 1 9-2 92 4-1 10-1 10-1 5 Good Time Gene (N.D.) 3 Good Shot (J Patterson. Sr.) t-orsny in.u.i 4 First Adventure (W.

Welch) 5 Beau Martial (V. Dancer) Zamarelli M0NA SUNDAY SPORTS YONkfcKS 1 CF Adios, Lucky Nugget, KUSS. 2 i-rosry Scott, Poplar Direct, Unci Toast or time. 3 lormax. Madams I.

Gallon, Matt B. 4- Wira To Wire, Candidly, Jim Torr-enca. cupper Forshy, Good Shot. 4 Mercury King, lunnr, Boncirt. i Ricci Raania First, Hisioric Time, Francis i.

Leary. (Dragon Lean, Mamie Rythm, Adios Annie. Bonmea Might, Mr. Triple JD Express. 10 Miss Bert Casablanca Gird Winchester Josie.

Best lor max (3rd) MONTICELLO 1 Fawns Liner, Mas Jewel, Wheeler Looell. 2 Value, Miss Colfax, Mils Boy. 1 Blue brasi, ad tons, liirowaway N. 4 melres Mar, Pinthiven Dell, Luther. 5 Mnnesured, Ozark Hanover, Brahms.

Mollys Gai, uprm song. Optimist. 7 Argentina, bravado pick, lag A Star. I uiester Mike, My Partner, Mountain Adios. I Mr.

Lindsay, storm Worthy, Lady 1 norne. lies I Chester Mikg (8th). MONMOUTH 1 Ha Capita Bene, Baou Lane, Pia wacket. I Paper Spin, Baby Jamas, Herons Lad. 1 boiden Asset, Carefree Cathy, verbosity.

4 Pans Surprise, Creek Empire, Safety Blitz. Nashimar, Short Winded, Tonys India. 4 our Golden Lady, Minnie Easy, Piein Air. 7 Baron uedros, Snining Sword, Bold Mannar. I wno cabled, Penwood, Lameme Chosa.

Atlas Booster, Dalington Clipper, par Gam. Besi Baron Bedres (7th). AQUEDUCT 1 Brush Baron, Dr. Nadler, Young awinger. 1 oipois Girl, Sultans Delight, The Aussie.

Shes liich, Kish, Wilderness Road. 4 Mountain Crest, Overtngnt, Aisling. 4 Magic Monarch, Never Cede, Fit-teen Dollars. 6 Corte Madeara, He Demirits, Meritus. 7 Larceny Kid, Eaglesham, Godspeed.

8 iter. Dinner Gong, Handsome Kid. Chick Keiser, Double Aim, Distribution. east Iter (8th). Trackman YONKERS 1 IC Paul, Uncra Russ, Lucky Nugget.

2 Poplar Direct, JM Win, Test of 3 Maoams Gallon, Wide war Pudgin, Fast Gun. 4 Wire to Wire, Candidly, Bernies Boy. 5 i-or shy. Good Shot, Good Tim Gene. 4-bgvptian Vandal, Mercury King, Gunner.

7 j. cruise Greentree, Aust. So. Silver, Apbe Gene Voio. I Florence Barmin, Avon Maggie, Adios Annie.

9 Noble Flip, Bennies Might, JD Express. 1J May Barmin, Tap Bunnie, Locust Time. est Wire To Wire (4th). MONTICELLO 1 Fawns Liner, Jitty Joy, Wheeler Lobell. 3 Mils Bey, Car valsa, Miss Colfax 3 Sad Song) Blue Crest, Cliff Milt-bar.

4 Metros Mary, Pinehava Doll, Pater Eden. I branams. Highland Don, Anne-sured. 4 Supreme Song, Hoflys Gal, Optimist. Agrentina, Bravado Pick, Armathas Gal.

(-Chester Mike, My Partner, Lady Harriet. 1 Mr. Lindsay, Storm Worthy, Lady Thorne. Best Mr. Lindsay (9th).

MONMOUTH 1 Ge Rot Go, He Capita Bene, Virginia Yell. 3 Herons Lad, Quibus Comet, Fercefo. 3 Moon Crvase, verbosity, Dutchess Rock. -Safety Blltx, Pirhl Surprise, Best at Class, B-Weekl Wackla, Coline Peal, Nasttt- mar, 4 Decetion, Ivy Hill, Minnie Bahv. I Interna, Benny Mister, Baron Ba- dros.

(Who Cabled, Deer Tl Alb Htlan aanflftwa. While most fisherman who switch-hit between freshwater and salt are scoring big with bluefish, a Parsippany man tried the fresh waters of Packanack Lake and caught the biggest Northern Pike reported this season in New Jersey. Dick Beber used a Rebel plug to catch a 36-inch, 12-pound 13-mrnce northern. Sev-e a 1 eight-pounders have been caught in North Jersey, but until Dick landed the big one I didn't even know there were northerns in Packanack Lake. He weighed it in at the Ledgewood Outdoorsman on Route 46 in Morris County.

Dedicated trout fisherman haven't abandoned their favorite subject during midsummer. A group will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in Sparta to form New Jersey's first chapter of Trout Unlimited. For information you may call Bob Veydovec at 729-3747. Chapters In 21 States Trout Unlimited is a nationwide, nonprofit conservation group committed to preserving trout, salmon and steelhead fishing through better fisheries management, protection and habitat improvement.

It has local chapters in at least 24 states. Backers of the proposed chapter say they long have been unhappy with the deteriorating quality of the state's northwest trout waters and angling conditions and now they want to do something about it. Efforts to turn what we have known as the sportsmen's show back into a sportsmen's show are pro- gressing. Last year's show trrned off many outdoorsmen who went to the Coliseum and found plenty of pitchmen and few of the features they wanted. World champion caster and captain of the Ail-American casting team Bruce Bmbaker has been signed to coordinate Monticcllo Entries I Mile 75 5 Casablanca Girl (C.

Ahbatieiio) 4 Tar Bunnie (H. Hylkema) 3 Locust Time (W. Popfinger) rar osrmin m. uancer, jr.) s. 11 WirV-hlAr Incia I.C 41 it 2 Miss Berta K.

(E. Brad'rvi 4-1 (Adorable Lady (W. Mver) 101 7 Baroness Ingberg (Hauqhton) 12-1 Lucky Valley (J. Chapman) 12-1 4 Caballero (M Dolan) 5 Annesured (R Cormier) Battle Land (F Bradbury) 7 V.ctory Camo (A Burton) a-County Soeed (J Currant SIXTH RACE Tins Mil Pr flaCa Year Olds Purse 1 Supreme Song (D GilllS) 2 Hollvs Gal (J Berube) 3 Optimist (V Cuihanet 4 Crown King (D Massey) 5 Rebel w.nnie (J Wingfield) 4 Luliana (S Burton) 7 Gambrie IM Puiev) 3-1 41 5-1 5-1 10-1 12-1 JVarsity Bomb (J Marshall) SEVENTH RACE One Mils Pare Clas 3-1 9-2 1-1 4-1 4-1 8-1 4-1 FIRST RACE-Post 9 P.M. One Mil Pace 3 Year Olds Pu-se SI ,000 1 John Honey (R.

Camper) 4-1 2 Wheeler Lobell (R Camner) 9-3 3 ffy Joy (D. Macedonio) 4-1 4 Fawns Liner (L Edmunds) 3-1 5 Ma's Jewel (A Burton) 8-1 4 Colonial Anne (D Massey) 5-1 7 Webelows (G Myer) 8-1 (Easter Cloud (J Wingfield) 9-2 C-l Purse $1200. 1 Tag A Star (S Werner) J-1 2 Bravado Pick ID Gillis) 9-2 3 Argentina (L Edmunds) 3-1 4 Mariinda Express (.1 Ferrldlna) 4-1 5 Dags Lady (J Bedell) 8-1 4 Chster Lady (C Demore Sr) 5-1 7 Chatnam Nick (K Heenev) 9-1 (Armathas GirMW Gabettie) 8-1 EIGHTH RACE One Mile Pace Clasf C-3 Parse $30f) 1 Chester Mike (G MscDonald) 3-1 2 Ladv Harriet (H Slavton) 5-1 3 Mountain Adios (A Sffdottol 5-1 4 Grand Panov (L Van Oslrand) 8-1 5 Chester Princess (A Del Priore) 8-1 4 My Partner I Heck) 4-1 7 Fines Favorite (J Berube) 6-1 Milfords 1st Son (R Andersen) 8-1 SECOND RACE One Mile Pace Class C-3 Purse $800 1 Miss Colfax (G Montgomery) 4-1 2 Car Value (E Kish) 4-1 3 Mils Boy (L Harner) 4-1 4 Rioie's Pilot (J Grundy) 9-2 5 Clever Rocket (R A Andersen) 5-1 4 Harriets Sister (B Higgms) 8-1 7 Starstream (R Demarco) 8-1 (Del Hi's Dandy (C Dill) 8-J THIRD RACE One Mile Pace Class B-3 Purse 8)350 1 Throawav (C Demore Sr) 4-1 2 Sad Song (K Heeney) 30 3 Blue Crest (L Edmunds) 7-2 4 Cliff Minbar (J Bedell) j-1 5 Drammen (F HectO 6-1 4-Miss Hill (R Cormier) 5-1 7 Friendly Bachelor (D Wiesf) (-1 (Meadow reentree(BH i gg ins) 8-1 FOURTH RACE One Mile Trot B-2 Purse Si 500 1 Melrose Mary (D Gillis) 3-1 2 Luther (J Grundy) s-i 3 Pinehaven Doll (H Stevton) 4 1 4 Rovdon John (L Beer) -i 5 Peter Eden (D Corneau) g- 4 Brave Tide (E Moore) 4.1 7 Dr Soittler (E Kish) Joseope (T Mazza) (. FIFTH RACE One Mole Trot Class BT 1-Brahms (H McCuliough) 3-f Highland Dan (R Manzi) 9- JOiar Hanover (E Smith) s-i The Englelwood Yacht Club's mid-summer rendezvous will be at the Molly Pitcher Marina in Red Bank, and the dates to mark down are August 9-10. The fee for the cocktail party is $2.50, but any hors d'oeuvres will have to be brought by the first mate.

Because Commodore Harry Berkshire must Inform the marina by August 1 how many boats will be in Red Bank and how large they are, the reservation slip and fee must be sent to him in short order. NINTH RACE One Mile Pace Class C- 1 Purse $1210 1 Mr (R Manrl) 2 Lady Thorns (B Krnn) 3 Storm Worthy (S Burton) 4 Volo Kniqht (L Fdmunds) 5 In Luck (D Macenvinio) 4 Llvly Wick (R Cormier) 7 ns Beauty (D Massey) 8 iao ka Colt (J Grundy) 3-1 5-1 a 8 1 5-1 a.