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THE VANCOUVER SUN: MON APRIL 18, 1977 25 Sports in short I Captain's Party finally lands big one I UmpsYon't play with Turner's toy Budget Stable's Run Jay. Ken Skinner once again was the riding star with three winners, bringing his total to nine for the first four days of the meeting. Loseth, who had one winner Saturday, is second with seven. But Loseth's one winner was a dandy. He took the opening event with Arthur Bell's Winning Duke, which returned a handsome $80.60.

Ironically, Skinner finished second on another longshot, Haydn's Choice. Bettors who found more form in the jockey standings than in the field of maidens collected a tidy $142 quinella. GALLOP POLL The name of trainer George Cummins quietly disappeared from the program last week. He has been suspended (but not denied privileges of the grounds) pending determination of an investigation into circumstances surrounding a positive test for Butazolidin on one of his horses opening night. the Captain's party.

You may recall that he made history of sorts last year when he had to pay the biggest divorce settlement in the history of the province. Undeterred, he is now married again and spending much of his time in Toronto. Toronto is also the former home-town of Captain's Party. Morison purchased him there from trainer Gordon Huntley for about $50,000 two months prior to the 1975 running of the B.C. Derby.

Captain's Party finished second to Auguste in the Derby, one of the several occasions when he has been a bridesmaid in big races. As the lukewarm favorite with the crowd of 9,374, Captain's Party paid $6.00 after running the furlongs in 1:18 3 5ths. K.O. Fowlie's Alberta Green, originally nominated for the Lansdowne, was diverted instead into a six furlong allowance which he won easily by three lengths over Steinbrenner colt runs better than Yankees 1.500-metre events while Gaetan Boucher of Ste. Foy, also won with 12 points in the men's 500 and races on the 125-metre oval that saw a number of racers take spectacular falls.

Kathy Vogt of Winnipeg, who won the women's race Sunday with a time of one minute, 43.41 seconds, finished second over-all in the standings with eight points while Nancy Durnin, also of Winnipeg, stood sixth in the final standings. Webster's winning time in the 500 was 49.54 seconds, placing her just ahead of team-mates Vogt and Durnin while her 1,500 gold medal was at the expense of two U.S. sisters, Valerie and Vicky Retmann, who finished second and third respectively. Boucher's time of 46.44 in the men's 500 gave him the edge over American Craig Kressler and Japan's Hiroshi Toba. The young Canadian also took the 1,000 in 1:55.69 to defeat Briton Steve Pearce and Kressler.

Ruins sifted CHERRY HILL, N.J. (AP) Investigators tore at the charred wood and steel remains of Garden State Park with a bulldozer and crane Sunday hunting for the cause of a fire that destroyed the racetrack and possibly killed two employees, The investigation team unsuccessfully searched through the ruins of the clubhouse and grandstand for the third day Sunday, looking for any victims, missing cash or a clue to the source of the fire. "We're just hunting," a spokeman said. He said there were a number of rumors concerning the fate of two men, employees at a food concession who have been missing since flames destroyed the five-storey building during the sixth race Thursday. Tortillas slow By ARCHIE McDONALD Captain's Party is a bit like a greyhound pursuing a mechanical rabbit.

He often gets close but hasn't caught the big thoroughbred prizes at Exhibition Park. In 35 lifetime starts he has only been off the board worse than fourth once and that was in his final start last year when the stewards moved him from third to fifth for unneceessary roughness on the final turn. The 5-year-old horse may have had that setback in mind Saturday when he came out to win the $10,950 Lansdowne Handicap by one-half length over Sengara Brothers Cash Your Ticket. Jack Guest's B.C. bred Willies Revenge came gumbootin' through, the mud to catch two-time defending champion Blue Thumb for third and would have won it all if the distance had been furlongs and a couple of jumps.

Cuthbert passes pressure test TORONTO (CP) Montreal's Linda Cuthbert overcame a psychological obstacle Sunday and produced what she termed the most important victory of her diving career at the Canada Cup international diving competition. "I'm so happy I didn't crack under the pressure," Cuthbert, who performed brilliantly in last summer's Olympic preliminary round before folding in the final, said after winning the women's 10-metre event at the Etobicoke Olympium. had better scores before but winning has never been more important than it was today. There were so many times I just folded under pressure, but not this time." Cuthbert, 20, finished slightly ahead of Vancouver's Teri ork, the Canadian champion who took sixth spot at Montreal. Cuthbert accumulated 358.05 points while York managed 356.85.

Janet Nutter of Toronto was third with 355.86, followed by Cindy Shatto, also of Toronto, 322.50; Christine Loock, Fort Worth, 316.35 and Barb Weinstein, Cincinnati, 314.19. Cindy Mclngvale of Columbus, Ohio, who won the three-metre title Friday, was eighth with 296.04 points. Robert Cragg of Maple Glen, recorded a major upset in the men's three-metre final Sunday, defeating world champion Phil Boggs of the University of Michigan. Cragg finished fifth at Montreal and Boggs took the gold. Kent Bosler, the U.S.

tower-diving champion, won the 10-metre event Saturday ahead of Mexico's Carlos Giron. ATLANTA (AP) Umpires don't appreciate the way the Atlanta Braves are using owner Ted Turner's new toy a $1.6 million electronic scoreboard capable of showing instant replays. The crew working Atlanta's 5-4 victory over the Houston Astros Sunday stalked off the field and threatened to forfeit the game after fans booed a video replay showing Bob Watson scoring for Houston on a passed ball in the fourth inning. "I knew something like this would happen," said Ed Sudol, the crew chief who led the umpires in a walkout that lasted a minute. Sudol said the umpires' basic agreement with baseball forbids the showing on an inpark screen of any controversial play because of the possibility of inciting a crowd.

'iChrist almighty," Sudol said, "Put yourselves in our shoes. We could have gotten killed. It's dangerous. You get people beered up and you don't know what could happen." Sudol and the other umpires, Terry Tata, Bruce Froemming and Dick Stello, returned to the field after Bill Lucas, Braves' director of players development, ordered the person operating the scoreboard to stop showing close plays. it's different BALTIMORE (AP) Billie Jean King will join Dr.

Renee Richards and Bobby Riggs in a mixed doubles match here next month. Promoter Mort Schwartz said King will team with veteran Gardner Mulloy in the May 10 match at the downtown Civic Centre. Dr. Richards, the transsexual tennis player, and Riggs will be on the opposing team. Schwartz announced the "different" tennis match at a news conference Friday.

But at that time, King had not yet agreed to participate. "You've got to inject a new subject into sports entertainment," Schwartz said at a news conference. "This will be a little different that the average tennis match." The mixed doubles format was decided on rather than a Riggs-Richards confrontation because "after Riggs played Billie Jean King, all such matches were sort of anticlimatic," Schwartz said. Canadians win GRENOBLE, France (CP) Canadian speed skaters won the over-all titles at the world indoor speed skating championships Sunday. Brenda Webster of Regina took the women's title with 12 points after inish-ing first in two races the 500 and Distance also was in the thoughts of Don Morison, who trains Captain's Party for Pat Ballentine.

"I would say that Captain's Party's best distance is somewhere between seven furlongs and a'mile," mused Morison. "Most of the Captain Gigs don't want to run too far. This horse will run farther but he gets there on class and guts." The Captain had a charmed journey Saturday under the guidance of Andy Smith. He sat behind paceseting Sweet Shooter and Cash Your Ticket, moved out from the rail to challenge at the quarter pole and proved best in a hard drive. Chris Loseth, who rode Cash Your Ticket, thought the outcome may have hinged on the his horse's failure to leave the gate alertly.

"He hesitated just a split second. Then he took off after the field and used himself up a little. If he had broken sharper I could have got him to relax." Owner Ballentine was not on hand for TIMEOUT "For heaven's sake, Daphne, pick up the baton! Whaddya mean a gentleman would pick it up for a lady?" Comaneci tops gymnastic meet LONDON (Reuter) Nadia Comaneci, Romanian triple gold medal winner at the Montreal Olympics last year and still only 15, outscored the rest of the field in an international gymnastics competition Saturday. Comaneci won a total of 39.1 points, but because she was competing only as a guest by special arrangement with the organizers, she could not claim the women's title. Instead, the 16-year-old defending champion, Teodora Ungureanu, also a Romanian, retained the crown she won last year.

frack Muddy SIXTH RACE Claiming Puna $3.400. 4-year-eide and up, Canadian. 6 FURLONGS Index Hors. Wl It Sir Fin Joctioy Odds Ort. 3 Jtt-1 Mr Flintstne-10 120 3 3 113 1" JJ ,1.

,1. 2 4 3 7 4 3 5 8 6 71 8 9" 9' 10 10 Krasntr Stain Mana Ftfchoto Bray Shore Skinner Maze- 265 12.75 1560 1085 560 1335 2.20 11.4S ton Nova RoaO-5 (0980) Hnsmar-3 0802 Futre fiefmc- (1018) Abtakh-4 0917 Foxy Pirata D-7 0007 HesATuty-S Nordic Vrare-0 120 6 120 10 120 1" 115 Jh 120 110 4 1 1 59 4 10 2' 7 6 5 9 R. Daaey 36.68 Loseth 9.30 1027 Fghtng Monrcn-2 120 SP TIME: 23 3, 47.3. 1:14.2 S2 MUTUELS Stragrri Place Show OrtieaJet $7.30 $4.10 $3.70 Mr. FMone $9.30 $590 Nova Road $5.00 nner: Dk or or ft by Jet Sail-Polly Nullah, by Amanullah.

Owner: W. Season i K. Bremnar. Trainer: William Benson Bred by: H. J.

Hanks. Start: Good. Won: Driving. Enactor: 1-10 paid S65.90 ear SEVENTH RACE Allowance. Purse $4,500.

4-yeer-olde and up. 6 FURLONGS Index Horse Wl Str Fin Jockey pods 0853 0831 1033 Bendina-5 Lord Huoert-7 Nvr Chargs Jr-8 Hardly Fal'-6 Dark Summer-9 Western Ben-4 Lucky Amricn-. 115 119 1 1" 3 4 2 6" 7 5 10 9 1 1" Skinner 4.25 2.70 3 2 2' Johnson 114 115 4 2 Demorest 6 25 Loaetti 5.20 119 119 113 en 0 7 LeBujnc 47.10 Krasner 2 20 R. Deney 24 20 Carter 1800 Daley St 32.55 Shore 67.90 0409 1029. 1029 1019 9 7 If gp jr.

10 10 Kims rancy-2 115 5" Count The Pne-1 115 8' Tudof Lou-10 109 10 TIME: 23.2. 47, 1:14.1 $2 MUTUELS Straight Pace Show Benoina $10.50 $4.90 $4.10 Lord Hubert $4.50 S3 '0 Never Charges' Jr. $4.40 Winner: Ch by Weed Bender-Syndrome, by Magic Morn. Owner: P. Christian.

Trainer: Frank Christian. Bred by: Frank Christian. Start: Good. Won: Driving. mm Meanwhile, at Keeneland a 2-year-old named filly named Sexetary finished fourth in the first race of her career.

Sexetary is the first offspring of 1973 Triple Crown winner Secretariat to get to the races. In Saturday's richest race, Max Gluck's Announcer overtook pace-setting Branford Court in the stretch and won the $116,000 Golden Gate Handicap over The Fop, with Sir Jason third. Favored Effervescing finished fifth and Telly's Pop, making his first start since last year's Hollywod Derby, was seventh. Announcer carried 115 pounds, including Marco Castaneda. He ran the 1 1-16 miles in and paid $8.80.

Apprentice Steve Cauthen came up a winner in the $80,250 Excelsior Handicap at Aqueduct when he got Sigmund Som-mer's favored Turn and Count home by lengths over Festive Mood after coming from far back. Turn and Count paid $2.80 after carrying top weight of 123 pounds over the miles in 1:51. There was no show betting because three of the six starters ran as an entry Turn and Count, third-place Gabe Benzur and Root Cause. At Hialeah, Copano, carrying 11 to 17 pounds more than 12 other fillies and mares in the field, scored by XV lengths over Imogene II in the $56,000 Black Helen Handicap. Frond finished third.

Copano, 126, owned by Dr. J.D. King and ridden by Larry Saumell, paid $5.40 after racing the IVa miles on the grass in 1:49 4-5. The winner now has finished first in all 11 of her races on the grass, but lost two oi those wins on disqualifications. Scores League t.

Pel. I)flrait Kansas Cily Kozema. Hiller Sulittorir. Bair eoa W3 20J-. II 5 mil 012 lot-5 ID 1 H-21 7i and Mav: li.

MiiiBon H-li i8l 14 .418 13 .433 .429 II .423 15 .417 .400 14 .400 11 5 .386 and Porter. UKs: Del Kemp rl: Staub Hi. Seattle 201000(11-4121 California 102 III em-1191 Stgui ill Montague 4. Moore i6. Krkirh and Sunsoo: Hartzell '1.

Drago (71, Kirkuood i9 and Humphrey HRs: Cal-Bonds 3i. Baylor di. New ork 'Yankees owner George Steinbrenner, surprisingly, is doing better with his horses than with his baseball team. While the defending American League champion ankees have lost three in a row, a 3-year-old Steinbrenner-owned colt named Steve's Friend won the Hollywood Derby on Sunday and probably will be entered in the Kentucky Derby on the strength of that finish. Two other colts, Affiliate and Habitony, most likely will make the trip also on the basis of their finishes.

Affiliate was second, three-quarters of a length back and a nose ahead of favored Habitony, who won the Santa Anita Derby last month. Steve's Friend, ridden by Rubin Hernandez, returned $70.80. He ran 1V miles in 1:47 4-5, bettering the Derby record of set by Crystal Water last year, and earned $140,000 of the $227,000 purse. The eolt had previous career earnings of Steve's Friend's best previous finish was in the Fountain of outh Stakes in Florida in early when he finished second. This was his first victory in six trips this year.

There was another race for 3-year-olds, the $27,500 Hirsch Jacobs, one of two stakes at Pimlico which opened Saturday after a long strike. Iron Derby, not eligible for the Kentucky Derby, won the Hirsch Jacobs by a neck over Jeff's Try as favored Royal Ski finished fourth behind Tiny Monk. The Derby is not in the plans for Royal Ski, owned by Boston Bruins hockey goalie Gerry Cheevers. Royal Ski was a top 2-year-old who was making his 3-year-old debut following an illness. Baseball National League National feast Pel.

GBL Scott StLs SI. Louis Montreal Sew Yorkk Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia Los Angeles Houston Atlanta San Diego Cincinnati San Francisco mi i 3 .571 i .556 4 I .500 4 4 .500 1 .143 Parker. Pgh I Cash. Mil 1 Evans, SF Veager, LA H4 Oy. LA 4 Boisclair, NY Matthews.

Art Ferguson, Hou Hnl 5 .778 5 4 .556 6 4 .556 4 6 .400 4 6 .400 2 Correll, All 3-i tine. Montreal, Hernandez. St. Louis. .333 4 Heme Rua-Murr.

Ex. Park Form Chart Oregon provides tourney with outstanding wrestler chicaico. Valen- Baltimore 'at Texas 2 ood Burroughs. Atlanta. Cincinnati.

Johnson, Hntistnn. Smith. Los Saturday, April 16 4I FIRST RACE Claiming Purse $2,000. S-year-okl ma den cola and aold'tice, 6 FURLONGS moox Horst Fin Jockey Odds 0908 106 0797 0596 091S 0716 0996 0096 101 Winning Duke-3 Hydra Choc Sacc7 rjrgmg-8 Alder Bug-9 Tonya Tattoo-5 PiHspcnon-NI Arctic Saber-I MCKutcM Track Doetor-J 1 1 LomMi 3930 SKirmer 10 50 Chabtra 3.50 Fontwna Ft. Dasey 345 Conor 4955 Daisy Jr 750 Demoreet 2536 Jonnson 365 4" 115 10 110 9s 110 6 115 4' 120 2s 10 Ooll.y Sr 3.10 TIME: 23.3.

48.1, 1:14,3 12 MUTUELS Straight Place Show Winning Duke $60.60 52270 $8.70 Haydna Choice $6 50 Saede $5.40 rmer: oy Winning Shot-Duchess Jan. by Comic. Owner. A Trainer: Robert Bwi. Bred by: Arthur Bell.

Start: Good. Won: Ridden out. Ou'ne'la: 3-6 paid $142.20 .141 SECOND RACE Maioen. Pursa $2.300. 2-yar-o colta and ge'd-nga.

3i FURLONGS Wl i Sir Fin Jockey Odds Runs Batted In Morgan, Smith, 12 Smith. Bal oeiMMOO-4 82 each: Foster. Cincinnati. Cey, Los An- Kssian. Chi OOUKIIX-S 7 geies, Los Angeges, Tenace, Porter.

K'C CI Forsch 12-1) 7 San Dieeo. 10 each. Bernhardt, Sea Kinsman. riiciP Yurk, America. League 1 AB Pel.

Anncles. 3 each. a 3 2 7 .7 6 7.7H0 4 10 .176 3 8.144 1 11.440 4 New York. Denny, Washington, 'Set 6 LOW; Espinosa, C'ubbage. Min 9 St.

Louis. Kuthven. Page, Oak 1 15.417 5 II .407 Angeles, Rau, Los Yastrzmski. Bos 7 Diego, each 2-0, Cle 7 HARBAH, Te 7 Steve Morris of Oregon dominated the 149-pound class to win the outstanding wrestler trophy Saturday at the Western Canadian open wrestling championships at rr, t-: Bimon raser Lniversiiy. SFU's Gary Gardiner finished second and Washington's Doug Smith third in the 149-pound competition.

UBC's Peter Farkas upset favored Vern Fedorak of SFU and take the 136-pound title. George Richey of UBC, 1975-76 Canadian SEATTLE (AP) The advent of the Seattle Mariners baseball club apparently hasn't been the business boon Pioneer Square restaurateurs had hoped. "The pits" is closer to what they are, says John Turner, part owner of a Mexican restaurant in the tourist area adjacent to the Kingdome. When more than 55,000 people filed into the King-dome for the Mariners' opening game last week, they all managed to avoid Turner's restaurant, he said. Other restaurateurs have similar complaints.

Even worse, they say, anticipated crowds and parking problems are driving away the regular customers they do have. intercollegiate wrestling champion, won the 198-pound title. Oregon's Dennis Jossie finished second. Mark Mangeon of SFU had seven straight victories to win the 180-pound title over UBC's Craig Delahunt. Jossie finished third in the event, In a close decision, Steve Martin of SFU won the 163-pound title over team-mate Mark Tuura.

Both wrestlers won five out of six matches. CAR CM WA! For Cars with Front Disc Brakes: Remove wheell, impectcolipers and check condition Check rotors tor rts-wt and wear labour tar installing, front pads lemave reel drum, infect lim.wj conditio and whetl cylinders Labor far installing rev linings InspextordioeaiiridnieiCDndition Assemble drum ond wheels Check rwosler cylinder Check brake lights Final quality control lost Oik FMchinngorxJorcolinor re-building is onto if (quired OFFER EXPIRES APRIL 30th1977 Houttoe Atlanta Kichard. Niekro and Hermann: P. 0i 181 Camp i9i Ilou Johnson Chicago Niekro, Marshall II- apiching Scaver. and Pocoroba.

HR: st. Ixiuis. dach 3 Nr-w York. Forsch. OMOOOOW- 14 10200DWX 4 8 0 New York Bonham il-1) Todd bi and Steams: Seaver 3-Oi and Mitterwald.

I1R: NY Kinsman t3i. Amercaa East Philadelphia tH M0 018 SO Moalreal Ml OOUOli i 7 1 Milwaukee Twitchell. Garber (0-2i (81 and Cleveland Boone: McEnancy il-li IB) Toronto and Carter. HR: altl Valentine 13). Baltimore Pittsburgh 101 0ie00 1IOO Detroit St.

Louis tllOMMl 4792 Boston Reuss (0-2 Jackson (51 Forster (Ti New York and Garner: Denny le-Oi Schultz (8) L'rrea i9 and Simmons. HR: SL Sim- Chicane mom Hi. a Oakland Cincinnati 30MM 4 10 I Kansas City aae Oiege IWONIM-I 73 Texas Zachry il-lr and Plummer: Shirley Minnesota il-li, Tomlin (9 and Tenace. California Let Aaieln 00010)12- 7 71 Seattle San Krancisce 2W0OO4OO Sio I West SL.NDAV 0. Atlanta, Hough, Los Angeles, Fingers, San 1.0U0.

TurfSrter-5 115 1 11 Skinner 4,90 Hasty Money-2 115 3 2" toseiti 190 FeetAdvance-3 120 3W Smith 440 EnoeiH 120 5 5 4 R. Daley 14 35 Caotn Cognae-1 119 4 4" 5 Cttibrtsn 255 Manarmi-6 115 6 6 6 Carter 4.50 HERE IS WHAT WE DO: 10.400 10.400 League Heme Rues Ault. Torono, Bonds, Calilornia. 4 each: Baylor, California, Pet. GBL 2 .750 4 3 .571 Id 1 5 .600 2 3 4 .420 24 3 7 .300 4 2 34 1 I 4 Page, Oakland, each.

Hubs Batted la ftudi. California, Pace. Oakland, 15. Pitching Augustine. Milwaukee, Garvin.

Toronto, Tariana. California, Zahn, Minnesota, Torrez, Oakland. Wheelock, SeatUe, each 24, 1.000. 5 .750 3 .700 .1 .025 I 3 .571 11 2 7 .417 3 7 .417 3 League 00 011200 4 120 O0I0000O0- I 41 Fisk: Fitzmorris 171 and Fosse. em sot one- si 300 11030110 12 1 li ill, Campbell Fisk: Bibby l-oi.

Kendall. IIHs: Bos- (1). Game 2(ise02l- JI00 eooMKIODO 3 1 Skaggs; Blyleven (si. HK: Bal Game 10 400000 13 OUOIH0O0 I col Dempsey: Perryl Sundbrrg. 300100010 81 400010010 Wockenfuss; Has H-Ol (HI.

Llltcll (fl) I)clruitStaub (21: One 020 006- 1 12 O701KW0.IX-I012O AMMMftt 9 A A- 1 i. 1 Ml' EIGHTH RACE Allowance. Purse $5,500. 4-year-oids and up. 6 FURLONGS Index Horse Wt Sir Fin Jockey Odds (0149) Alberta Gteen-3 114 1 1 1 1" Peioholo .70 0922 Run Jay-2 118 2" 3 2s 2s Johnson 3 20 0505 Regal Path-7 108 41 4 4 Demorest 11.75 (0349) Royal Mom-5 115 7 B2 5 4 Skinner 14.60 0623 Color Ma Bod-6 120 3 2" 3 5' Loseth 3.45 0952 TowTheUne-4 116 6 7 7 8 LeBiane 36 20 1033 Dawn Duster-1 119 6 5 6" 7 Ctrtbtsn 69.55 John.

Hound (2-0) (71 and Yeager: Monielusio. Williams 17), Moffitt (Ul) Lavelle tll and Hill. HRs: LA Cleveland Oarvey ui, Cey (21; SF-Evans (2). Cleveland America (l-Oi and 'ti-liWaits i7i Kern HR: Cle-Thomlon Boston SATIHDAY National League Cleveland Philadelphia MWIWIOO 3 82 Montreal 1HMI001 4 100 Chrislenson (O-li. Reed (4).

Garber Wise. Murphy i. House a and (71, McOraw '8', Kaal (81 and Boone; LaKorhe I7 and Hannahs U-Oi. Kerrinan 7l. Hobson (1); McEnanev iai.

Atkinsw li and Car- Flrat ter. HRs: Phil Scbmidl Mtl Car- Baltimore tr 12). Texas Pittsburg eSOOKOl 3 72 Palmer (2-1) and St. Urns aw I 50 l-l and Fahey, laldelaria 'l-O. Gossage if and Smith.

Ott: Rasmuiiseni (0-2), Hrabosky (91 Sereexl and Simmons. Baltimore Lea Angeles IMIHOII- i II Teias Sue Francisco) ealiwiioo- SO Onmsley (1-1) and tiooton -n ana veager; Mciiiotnen o-li, Lmdblad (41 (0-2). Curtis '71. Moffitt Cornutt Detroit I9i and Hill. HRs: LA-Smilh (31.

Kansas Cily Chlcaga 00000000 I 8 1 Robert il l- and OOOOM40I- 4 SO ser Our Reuschel 1 1. Hernandei 171. HHtl Todd and Mitterwald: Espinosa 12- 0) and Hodges, Urote 181. Oakland Iloasion OI0IKW 101 3 1 Minnesota Atlanta asoooOzOi 4 80 Konieozny. Sambito o-i (7i.

Forsch (Si and Ferguson: Messeremith (1-1) and Correll. Pocoroba (. HR: Ferguson iji. Imbarger (02). M.

(2i Banhsen (7) (Si and Sanguillen: Srhuefer (91 and (1). (O Cle-Kendall tills and For Cars with Drum Brakes: Disassemble ond eioeiieo wheels, strum, shoes, iprinei one odjiitting mechoniseis. Eiemint wheel cylinders Cleen ond it-pack front wheel oeorinat (outer only) Inspect ond eieasaro all broke dmmt Clean end lubricate becking plates Labour for installing brake) lininas, 4 wheels Clean and lubneote adjintiitf fflechoniimi Inspect frontrear wheel seals fiomme matter cylinder Adjust brakes Check power cylinder Check brake lights Final quality control ten TIME: 22.3, 34.2, 43 MUTUELS Straight Pace Show Tun-Slier $1180 $5.20 13.20 Hasty Money $3.70 $2 90 Fleet Advance $3.10 nnr: c. by Hasty Turfstar-Piets Git, by Put. Owner: Treen 'die-stock Ltd.

Trarar: Uny Barroby. B-ed by: J. Bennett. Start: Good. Won: Driving.

Owl THIRD RACE Claiming Purse $2.000. 4-year-o'ds a-d ties and mates. 6 FURLONGS TIME: 24, 48.3. 1:16.2 $2 MUTUELS Straight Pace Show Summenand Bei $11.60 $4.50 $4.10 Kims Shadow $3.50 $3.10 Treasure M'H $5 80 nner. or br f.

by Summer and-Fair Isooa'. by Escadru. Ownei: 7-1 1 Stable. Tra r': Joe Johnstone. B'ed by: Omer Da Roo.

Start: Good. Won. Onvng. 1 FOURTH RACE Maiden. Puna $2,900.

3-year-okta. 6 FURLONGS r-de Horse Wl. 1. Sir Fin Jockey Odds 09t3 Mna Straakr-4 115 0956T-oBwlso(Rce-2115 8kinner Krasnar 120 1395 530 575 1016 Pyablty.7 0004 Fairbndge-1 0656 Yankee Jat-6 EarryCutiy-3 Better Fty-8 0312 Caravansera-9 0'97 Rash Ru ar-S 110 110 115 115 110 115 120 Dewey Sr 1215 Cruz 3000 BrcwneT 3930 Jonnson 6120 Loseth 305 TIME: 23.2. 47.3,1:132 $2 MUTUELS Straight Pace Show Mas Streaker $3 50 $2 70 Two Bowls Of Ra $8.10 $4.50 Flyab'My $3 60 br by Commend Modus-Oa Gil.

by Insh Lance. Owner: A fo-sylhe J. M.OQredy. Tramer Viwan 0 Grady. Bred by J.

Da- mond. btart: Good. Won: Driving. been Horse Wl '4 i Str Fin Jockey Odds 0957 Summiind B-6 112 2" 2 1" R. Daney 480 1020 K'rns Shaoow-4 117 2 I1 1' 2 Skinner 200 030 Treasure 117 7 7 3 Comoa 18.76 0171 Laren-2 120 5 5" 4' WrsW 695 Gory lsa-5 120 3" 4" 5' Losetn 645 Sny Tempered-3 120 1" 3s 5- Moomouee560 KngsContss-7 117 6' 7 7 Johnson 2.80 Norns (21 Lung-ford Bair (gi Tor-realba Paiik d-0).

Borgmann. HH: UM-innHII tUUWUOV IZm Sl Dirge lamo.wi- IX I A MAILABLE AT: Chicago IO20I0IVX-4 71 Singer (02) Hartcnstein (4i and Asbby; Brett 2-H Oal Canton (7) and Fryman Murphy '7, Eastwick (0-2i 19' and Bench: Jones, Gnffin 3, Tomlin '7i. Kinnere 2-0 i9i and Roberts HRs: Cin Morgan Zc; SD Huberts 121 Cssian. UK: Tor-Ault New York Mihtaukee Kingswoy Ave. at Willingdon, 437-5546 North Rd.

at Austin, 937-3471 No. 3rd. Saba, Richmond, B.C., 273-3794 Burrard St. at Davie. B.C., 683-3341 Granville at 41st.

B.C.,' 266-5331 Kills iftl) end Munson: Travera Zl-2 and Moore. HH: Mil Vount (i. 4) 000000000- 0 70 OOI00I00X-2 CO 410 102003-11 13 lJ O0SM0200- 7 03 Kckich 41-0) I3, GET READY 111; Cal-Bonds 4444 3965 621 1205 5702 TIME: 23.3, 46 3. 1:12.2 $2 MUTUELS Straight Place Show Alberta Green $3.40 $260 $240 Run Jay $2 50 Regal Path $3 50 Winner. by Count The Green-Nashantssa by Nashville.

Owner. K. O. Fowlie. Trainer: John Goglin.

B'ed by: K. E. Fowlie. Start: Good. Won: Ridden out.

Elector: 3-2 paid $8.20 SM' NINTH RACE -4-vear-otda and up. lute Horse The Lanedowne Handicap 6 FURLONGS Wl St Hi Jockey Odda 1023 CWtna Party-a 1173" 4 ti 1 Smith 200 0903 Cash Yr Ticket-9 1 1 42' J' i Loseth 5 80 Watiae Rvnge-S 1 1 66 6 4' 3' LeBlano 22.45 0943 Blue Thurnb-4 1 20 9 8a S3 4' Johnson 4 OS SMShooMr-8 1171 1 3 5 Baa 285 0663 My Boy 1144" 5" 81 R.De4sy 9 70 1023 Trustwood-7 1 I 75 3" 7 Ktasnsr 9 40 (1023) Pampas Hcst-6 1 20 7 7 9 Sktmsr 2490 0546 Smooth SMer-1 1 1 4B 8" 9 Demorest 63 05 TIME. 23 2. 47. 1 :1 6 3 $2 MUTUELS Slrprt Plaoa Snrw Caown'sPany $600 $350 $310 Cash You Ticket $600 $4 70 WHke'a Revenge $640 Wmrar: Ok or br by CaptakYe Gk)-Pakry Wihy, by Sea OErtn.

Owner: P. BtltMm. Tiarar: Don Mnant. Bred by: P. McLean 4 M.

Tamey (Kentucky). Start: Good. Won: Dnwng. Hi TENTH RACE Claiming Pursa 82.900. 3-year- oldt Index Horse Wt Str Fin Jockey Odda Hallers-5 116 Twilight Mdnss-9 H5 JoJoeMac-6 115 Vamshlng Cde-4 115 Crime Fightei-2 120 Utmost-3 115 Turn The Com-8 115 NrthmDandy-1 115 Money Breaker-7 115 1 14 4" 4- (f 8' 7" 7 8 9 Johnson 370 Wolski 34 90 Shore 930 K'asner 385 Daiiey Sr 2.70 Daiiey 23 50 Skinner 5 30 Brownell 56.60 P'oto 4,06 1026 0706 0577 0008 1029 0667 0329 6" 1" 3' 9 TIME.

24. 48.3. 1 14.4 $2 MUTUELS Straight Place Show Hal'ers S540 $3 70 Twilight Madnssa $7.00 Jo Joe Mac $560 Winer Gr g. by Reneet-Oaning Duchess, by Duke Dublin. Owner.

K. Chnatorterson. Trainer: Joseph Walls. B'ed by: J. RuDia Jr.

8 R. J. Bennett. Start: Good. Won: Driving.

Ouinel'a: 5-9 pa) $116.10 ATTENDANCE: 0.374 TOTAL HANDLE $756,670 ooprigm Doily roq Form (I9T7 (7) and Slinaon: lO-l) (1), Scott Kchebarren. HKs: Sea FOR SPRING AND SUMMER CAREFREE DRIVING NOW Seattle West Germans bounce Yanks MUNICH. West Germany (Reuter) West Germany beat the United States 7-4 Sunday in a warmup game for the world hockey championship, which gets under way Thursday at Vienna. Callleraia Homo, Moore 12). Montague (5), Pagan Simpson.

Monge riruuo (8) an Mever tl, Stanton 41. Saturday American Toronto Chicago Jefferson. Vuckovirh Aliby: Sloe (l-Oi Tor Bailor (D. Bastee Cleveland Tiaut '14)1. Stanley Garland M.

Biiskey MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT SOW For The 200-pt. Car Clinic Diagnosis AVAILABLE AT: Exactor: 4-2 paid $47.90 e4l FIFTH RACE Claiming Purse $3,000 4-year-olda 6 FURLQNGS lnce Horse Wt Str Fin Jockey Odds 0567 Poatouche-1 111 1 1 1' Demorest 345 BrarnsAiwai-3 107 2 Slsin 1.85 OW7 Panama Pete-2 1'6 3" S' 4 3 Jonnson 336 1020 Nko Captin-5 116 44 ll I' Krasner 8.16 i0'4 Zarxie-6 119 5' 5 5 Crui 480 I'O' BineyBen-7 119 7 7 Csrter 2110 0359 lnorrrM 119 6s 7 7 Chabera 925 4444 3965 Kingswoy at Willingdon, B.C., 437-5546 North Rd. at Austin, B.C., 937-3471 Results League too ni Oil .11 002000001- 1 73 '0 1' and and ttssian. Ulta: 200041.100- 13 3 OO00I0 IO 4 70 (6) and Fisk; 5. Hood (8i and Fosse.

Kendall id. HRs: Bos Vastraemski U), fcvans (2). New Verk OO0 200 001 I to Milwaukee 000 100003 4 80 Holtman. Lyle 0-l and Munson; Haas, Castro (l-OI (91 and Moore. HKs NY-Chambliss (li; Mil-C'oopcr 41'.

Oaklaad 1000000(1- I 40 Minnesota 0)10 lOOOIt 3 51 Blue (0-1) and Sanguuicn; Zahn C-0) and Borgmann. Lawn Chairs from $6.95 Patio Tables $2.95 Double Hibachis $5.95 Golf Umbrellas $4.95 As long as stocks last at all locations. TIME. 22.3. 461.

1:133 S2 MUTUELS StraiQhl Place Show Poiaiouche $690 $4 70 $2 90 BramtAibhal $330 $2 60 Panama Pete $300 nrer: Ok ch by New Pcicy-Aunty Ra. by Linmoid. Owner A ft suae Tra'ner. Vines Ferrao. Bred by: Mr.

Mm. fl. Oauka. Start: taooc. Won Dwng C-amad: Po'aloucn.

A. J. At'vr-J. Johnilbna, $4,000 Ex. Park Scratches Tonight 6.

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