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9ST COfS j- C4 hC Sutl SAT, AUGUST 27, 1983' SCOREBOARD Pan-Am Games Results Baseball Gof rib Final-round scores Friday in the junior men's golf Cham- f1" flionship: Franklin 71-74-49-A9 J83 'Geragan 76-71 -73-72 '-'Harlt 74-73-7-72-3 St. Louis 7J-74-76-49 294 Vinnick 76-74-71-73294 Adams 71-77-76-71-295 i Fram 73-73-76-73-295 i. Hutcheon 76-70-75-73-296 Hurtubise 74-74-69-T9 296 Cusson 77-70-73-76-296 Budlinski 74-73-78-72-297 Ritchie 73-75-75-75-298 Fanning 76-77-71-74-298 Milne 73-76-77-73-299 I Card 76-73-77-73-299 Wk Burr.baccO 76-77-71-75-299 Booth 74-76-71-78-299 i Larue 74-73-78-75-300 Adams 79-73-74-75-301 1 Collin 77-75-74-75-301 Graham 71-76-81-73301 Dickson 76-71-77-77 301 Brian Vance 77-73-78-74-302 Schurman 80-71-73-78-302 Other B.C. Scores Johnston 75-75-77-76303 Philp 74-77-74-78-303 Watson 75-77-72-79303 Bobby dampen IsaoAokl Fwiy Zoeller Curtis Strange Johnny Miller Tom Watson Tommy Nakaiime Jack Nicklaus Wayne Levi Hal Sutton Gil Morgan Morris Hetelsky Calvin Peete 67- 72139 76-44-140 75-65140 74-66148 71-49-140 70- 70-140 68- 72-140 47-73140 71- 70141 70- 71-141 71- 71142 71-71-142 70-72-142 DENVER (AP) Leaders and Canadians after the second round Friday of the Columbia Savings LPGA Classic golf tournament over the par-72, Columbine Country Club course a denotes amateur) Alice Ritiman 66-48-136 Beth Daniel 69-70139 KathyWhitworth 71-68139 JanSteohenson 7347140 Pat Bradley 71-69-140 JoanJovce 71-70141 Valerie Skinner 71-71-142 JaneBlalock 71-71-142 Bonnie Lauer 69-73142 Kathy Martin 71-72143 Kathy Baker 71-72-143 Laurl Peterson 72-72-144 Becky Pearson 76-68144 Sandra Palmer 74-70144 JaneGeddes 72-72144 Rosie Jones 74-70144 Karen Permezel 73-72145 Betsy Kino 71-74-145 Vicki Fergon 74-71-145 Carolyn Hill 73-73146 M.J.Smith 73-73-146 Kathy Hlte 75-71-146 judy Clark 74-72-146 Anne-Marie Palll 74-72-146 Sandra Spuzlch 72-74146 Patty Sheehen 74-2 144 Vickl Singleton 72-74-146 DenlseStreblg 75-71146 LynnSlronev 73-73-146 Barbara Mlzrahie 71-75146 Judy Ellis 75-73-148 76- 76-75-77304 73- 77-77 77304 77- 79-73-75304 70-76-74-86306 78- 5-78-76307 78- 74-76-80308 79- 76-79-76310 77- 78-78-78311 76- 78-77-80311 75-80-81-76312 75-80-79-78-312 74- 77-78-63-312 81-74-81-81317 78- 78-78-85-319 77- 79-86-78320 77-78-88-79322 Final-round scores in the Canadian lunior women's goif championship Friday: Heather Kuimich 74-74-81229 Nancy Callan 76-79-80-235 JoveMlcAvov 81-78-77236 Audrey Bendick 79-79-80236 Shannon Harvey 77-83-77237 Michele Taylor 86-74-78238 Paula Gamble 77-83-81241 Katharine Lund 85-79-79243 Sue Knight 77-91-76244 Michelle Floan 83-80-82245 ElizabethGalbraith 8044-82246 DonaidaStuillck 85-86-76247 J. Peresiiyenyi 84-82-81247 Jennifer Wvatt 83-81-65 249 Michelle Watson 82-82-86-250 Caroline Biron 88-85-78251 LornaCuthbert 80-83-88-251 Erin Kendrick 87-85-80-252 Susan Mauthe 81-90-81252 Kathy'Smeland 87-89-86-252 Josee Daniel 82-89-82253 Sheila McLenaghan 86-83-84253 AKRON, Ohio (CP) Leaders and ties after the second round Friday in the 5500,000 World Series of Golf on the par-70 south course at the Firestone Country Club (adenotes amateur): Nick Price 66-68-134 Ray Floyd 69-63-137 Graham Marsh 74-64-138 Kale Irwin 68-70-138 MarkMcCumber 71-68-139 DavidGraham 70-69-139 Mike Nicolette 68-71-139 FredCoupies 68-71-139 Tasaka Knox Erb Jiwan Dickson Kennedy Scoles Gray Belbin Hunter Williams Marrilt Montelone Johnston Evans Assen Light heavyweight: Pablo Romero, Cuba, knocked out Miguel Mosna, Argentina, 1:51 of second round; Evend-er Hoivtield, U.S., stopped Carlos Sa la-tar, Venezuela.

1 :01 of second round. Heavyweiehl: Henry Tillman, outpointed Virgilio Fries, Dominican Republic; Aurello Tovo, Cuba, stopped Alex Stewart, Jamaica, 1 :53 of second round. Super heavyweight: Jorge Luis Gonzalez, Cuba, outpointed Tyrell Biggs, U.S.; Elov Loaiza, Venezuela, won by default over James Parson, Virgin It-lends. EQUESTRIAN Team lumping, final: I. U.S., 14.92 penalty points; Canada (Jim Elder, Aurora, Ont.i Ian Millar, Perth, Ont.j Hugh Graham, Newmarket, 11.61; 3.

Mexico. 28.94. Individual lumping, after two dart: I. Jim Elder, Aurora, four penalty points; 2 Michael Matt, U.S., 5.60; 3. Ann Kur-slnskl, U.S., 4.72; 6 Ian Millar, Perth, 9.8S.

TRACK AND FIELD Women's 100-metre hurtles Final: I. Benita Fitzgerald, U.S., 13.16; Kim Turner, U.S., 13.39; 1. Elida Avellle, Cuba, 13.41; 4. Grisel Machado, Cuba, 13.41 5. Susan Kamell, Canada (London, 13.45; 6 Karen Nelson, Canada Beatriz Caoutosto, Argentina, 13.77; 1.

Juracia-re Peroire, Brazil, 14.05. Women's 200 metres Final: 1. Randy Givens, U.S., 23.14 seconds; 2. Leshon Nedo, U.S., 23.39 3. Luisa Ferrer, Cuba, 23.39; 4.

Julian Forde, Trinidad, 24.52; 5. Nilsa Paris, Puerto Rico, 23.99 6. Alme Vasquez, Mexico, 24.32 7. Esther Petton, Cuba, 23.94 6. Margarita Grun, Uruguay, 24.79.

Women's lavelln Final: Maria Calon, Cuba, 63.76 metres (Games record, previous record 62.30, set by Calon, 1979); 2. Mayra Vila, Cuba, 63.32; 3. Mariete Riera, Venezuela, 53.60 4. Monlgue Lepras, Canada (Montreal), 51.16; 5. Patty Kearney, U.S., 52.00 6.

Merlela Riera, Venezuela, 49.90; 7. Deana Carr, U.S., 49.14. Men's 200 metres Final: 1. Elliott Quow, U.S., 20.42; 2. Leandro Penalver, Cuba, 20.53; 1.

Bernard Jackson, U.S., 20.81 4. Tomas Gonzalez, Cuba, 20.85; 5. Juan Nunez, Dominican Republic, 21.06; 6. Joaoda Sllva, Brazil, 21.12; 7. Tony Sharpe, Canada (Toronto), 11.

20; 1. Andrew Bruce, Trinidad, 21.29. Men's 1400 metres Final: 1. Agberto Gulmaraes, Brazil, 2. Ross Donahue, U.S., 3.

Chuck Aragon, U.S., 4. Eduar-do Castro, Mexico, 5. Omar Ortega, Argentina, 6. Pedro Ca-ceres, Argentina, 3:46.59 7. Rlcardo CARACAS (CP) Medal standings after 243 events tt the Pan-American Games: Gold Sit.

Br. United States 117 80 47 Cuba 37 39 Canada 14 39 43 Brazil 11 19 II Venezuela 11 24 23 Mexico 4 10 20 Argentina 1 II 18 Colombia 1 i 10 Chile 1)6 Peru 113 Uruguay 1(1 Ecuador 10 0 Puerto Rico 14 4 Dom. Republic 0 14 Bahamas 0 I Nicaragua 110 Jamaica 6 15 Panama 0 6 1 Belize 6 0 1 Guatemala 0 0 1 Trinidad 6 8 1 FRIDAY'S RESULTS SOFTBALL Mais Canada 11 U.S. 5 (Canada wins gold; U.S. silver) Canede4Panama3 (Panama wins bronze) FIELD HOCKEY CanadaSArgentinat (Canada wins gold Argentina silver) Chile 1 U.S.

0 (Chile wins bronze medal) BASEBALL Cuba 6 U.S.I (Cuba wins gold medal, U.S. bronze) Niceragua6 Dominican Republics (Nicaragua wins silver) MEN'S BASKETBALL U.S. 87 Brazil 79 (U.S.wlnsgold) Round-r join final Mexico 93 Canada 92 ARCHERY Women's Individual, after two days: 1. Ruth Rowe, U.S., 1,274 points: 5. Linda Kazlenko, Canada (Guelph, OnU, 1,220: 6.

Lucille Lemay, Boisbrland, 1,164. Women's learn, after two dan: 1. U.S., tetrads, 3. Brazil, 3.348. Men's Individual, after two days: 1.

Dar-re! Pace, U.S., 10. Roger Lemay, Canada (Bolsbrland), 1,188. Men's team, alter two days: 1. U.S., 2. Mexico, 3,61 Canada, 1,544.

BOXING Semi-finals Middleweight: Alfredo Delgado, Puerto Rico, outpointed Don Smith, Trinidad; Bernardo Comas, Cuba, stopped Pedro Gamarro, Venezuela, at 2:28 of second round. NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division WLPct.GBL Philadelphia 64 60.516 Pittsburgh 65 61 .516 St. Louis 62 63 .496 2' Montreal 62 63 .496 2 Chicago 56 71 9W New York 52 74 .413 13 West Division Atlanta 75 S3 .586 Los Angeles 72 53 .576 1V Houston 67 66 .528 7vi San Diego 64 64 .500 10 San Francisco 61 67 .477 14 Cincinnati 59 70 .457 16'4 Friday Results SAN DIEGO MONTREAL abrhbi abrhbl Brown If Sill Raines If 3 3 3 1 Wiggins ib 4 0 0 0 Trillo lb 4 6 2 4 Gwvnnrf 1616 Dawson cf 112 1 TKenndyc 4 0 0 0 GCarterc 4 0 0 1 Rjonescf 412 1 Oliver lb 4011 Tmplmss 4110 Francnlb 16 16 LSalazrlb 4 116 Wallachlba 1 16 Bonnie lb 4 12 0 Wohlfrdrf 1 1 6 Dravcky 1 6 0 0 Flynn ss 3 3 2 6 Bochyph 1 0 0 0 Gullcksnp 3111 Sosap 0 0 0 0 MRmrzph 10 00 Lucas 0 0 0 6 Richrdsph 10 00 Mongep 0 0 0 0 Whltsonp 0 6 6 0 Bevacqph 10 11 Totals 16 4 9 4 Totals 84101316 San Diego 000 001 002 4 Montreal 220 200 40X-16 Game-Winning RBI Trillo(l). DP San Diego 1. LOB San Diego 6, Montreel 9.

IB Oliver, Flynn 2, Raines, Wohlford, LS ilazar. HR Brown (4), Jones (10). SB-Raines 2 (60). S-Gul-lickson, Trillo. SF-GCerter.

IP RER BB SO San Dlega Drevcky L.14-10 1 6 4 4 2 1 Sosa 1 4 2 2 1 0 Lucas 1 10 0 1.2 Monge 1 1 4 4 2 1 Whitson 1 1 0 6 0 1 Montreal Gullcksn W.12-11 9 4 4 1 5 WP-Sosa, Gullickson. 2:25 Atlanta 000100000- 1 52 Pittsburgh 005 0 JO 01 x-9100 Perez (13-5). Moore (5), Garber (9) end Benedict; McWilliems (13-6) and Pena.HR:Pgh-Pena(IO). StLouts 100100001- 71 Cincinnati 00001301X 711 1 Cox (1-2), Lahtl (6), Rucker (6), Forsch (8) and Porter; Fuleo (5-9), Scherrer (9) Bllardello. HR: Cin -Bllardello(5).

Los Angeles 100000000- 1 71 Philadelphia 200 020 00k 6 71 Valenzuela (11-7), Zachry (8) and Flmple, Yeager (7); Gross (3-4), Holland (8) and Diaz. San Francisco 101020140-11140 New or OOOOMloo- I 91 Breinlne ((6101 and Nicosia; Lynch (94), Gorman (4), Holman (7), Slsk (8) and Hodges. HRs: SF Youngblood (12), Leonard (18). Chicago 000000000- 6 1 0 Houston. 00000010X-1 46 Trout (9-12), Smith (8) and Davis; Ryan, Ruhle (7-) (3), Dawley (8) and Ashbv.

Today's Probable Pitchere St. Louis (Anduier 5-13) at Cincinnati Atlanta (Davley 4-3) at Pittsburgh Los Angeles (Honeycutt 1-0) at Philadel- phialHudson 7-5) 7:05 p.m. San Francisco (Hammeker 104) at New York (Torrez p.m. San Diego (Thurmond 62) at Montreal (Leall4) Chicago (Ruthven 9-10) at Houston Field Hockey Canadian Senior Women B.C. 6 Alberta 0 B.C.

3 Quebec 0 Saskatchewan 4 Alberta 2 Manitoba 3 Saskatchewan 3 Manitoba 1 Quebec 0 Ontario 10 Nova Scotia 1 Ontario 12 Newfoundland 0 Newfoundland 4 New Brunswick 3 P. E.I. 13 New Brunswick 0 Lacrosse MintoCua Peterborough 20 New Westminster 5 Founder's Cup Point Edward 36 St. Albert 14 Delta 14 Bale Comeau 13 EX. PARK Home runs: Dawson, Montreal, 21; Schmidt, Philadelphia, 28; Murphy, Atlanta, 26; Evans, San Francisco, 26.

Runs batted in: Dawson, Montreal, 97, Murphr, Atlanta, 90. Stolen bases: Raines, Montreal, 60: Wilson, New York, 42; Sax, Los Angeles, 40. Pitching (11 decisions): Denny, Philadelphia, 13-5, .722, 2.33; Perez, Atlanta, 13-5, .722. 3.63; Montefusco, San Diego, 9-4, .692, 3.30; Orosco, New York, li-5, .688, 1.16; McWilliems, Pittsburgh, 134, 684,3.07. Strikeouts: Carlton, Philadelphia, 219; Soto, Cincinnati.

192. Saves: LeSmlth, Chicago, 20; Bedro-sian, Atlanta, 16; Reardon, Montreal, 16. AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division WLPct.GBL Baltimore 7252 .581 Milwaukee 73 54 .575 Vtt Detroit 72 54 571 1 New York 70 56 .556 1 Toronto 70 56 .547 4 Boston 61 66 .480 12'1 Cleveland 54 74 .422 201 West Division Chicago 70 57 .551 Kansas City e3 63 .500 4'4 Oakland 64 67 .49 6 California 59 69 .461 ll'i Texas 59 69 .461 11 '4 Minnesota 56 73 .434 15 Seattle 48 80 .375 22'4 Friday Results TORONTO DETROIT abrhbi abrhbl Collins It 40 11 Whltakr2b5 I 1 0 Mullnks3b 4 0 11 Tramml ss 5 1 2 2 Mosebycf 4 0 10 KGibsndh 3 0 0 0 Upsnewlb 4 0 2 0 LNParshc 4 0 0 0 CJhnsndh 3 0 0 0 Herndon If 4 0 0 0 Ortarf 4 0 0 0 Cabell 10 10 10 Bonnellrf 0 0 0 0 Lemon cf 1110 Whlttc 1111 GWilsonrf 4 112 lorg 2b 4110 MRCstllb 1000 GrlHInss 4 110 Leach ph 10 0 0 Totals 34 1 1 1 Totals 15 4 7 4 Toronto 001 010 000 6-1 Detroit 001 020 000 1-4 Two out when winning run scored. Game-Winning RBI Trammtll (7). DP-DetroIt 3.

LOB-Toronto 5, Detroit 5. 2B-Gritfln, Whltaker, Lemon. HR Whitt (11), GWilson (10), Tram-mall (11). IP RER BB SO Toronto 92-3 7 4 4 2 4 Detroit Pelry 1 4 3 3 1 1 LopezWJJ-5 1 2 0 0 1 0 HBP-Cebell by Gott. WP-Lopez.

Minnesota 000009000-0 11 Baltimore 120 220 20X- 9110 Schrom (12-5), Lysander (4), Walters (6), O'Connor (8) and Engle; Boddicker (114) and Dempsey. Boston 200001 000- 1 51 Chicago 000 000 001- 1 11 1 Hurst (1610), Stanley (9) and Allen-son; Bannister (12-10), Baroias (8), Hoffman (9), Tldrow (9) and Flsk. HRs: Bos-Rice2(30). Texas 001 110000-1 71 Kansas City 101 006 OOx- 1 15 1 Butcher (4-5), Henke (6), Toblk (8) and Sundberg; Black (64), Hulsmann (7)andSlaught. New York 010000011 3 10 California 000000200- 1 50 Righettl (14-4), Gossege (9) and Ce-ronme; Zahn (6101 end Boone.

HRs: NY Mattingly (4), Baylor (17) Cal -Downing (15). Milwaukee 000 011 001-1 12 Oakland 000 010 01 x- 4 10 Haas (12-3) and Simmons; Codiroll (11-9), Underwood (7), Beard (7) and Heath. HRs: Mil Cooper (26); Oak -Heath (3). Cleveland 000 201 010 4 40 Seattle 000000100- 1 41 Sutcliffe (14-9) and Hassev; Stoddard (614), Nelson (7) and Sweet. HRs: Cle Thornton (15); Sea Bernazard (71.

Today's Probable Pitchers Toronto (Alexander 04) at Detroit (Abbott 5-3) Milwaukee (Porter 6-5) at Oakland (Heimueller2-3) Boston (Oleda 64) at Chicago (Hoyt 16 10) Minnesota (Williams 9-11) at Baltimore (Palmer 2-3) Texas (Tanana 7-4) at Kansas City (Solittorff94) New York (Fontenot 62) at California (SteirerM) Cleveland (Eichelberger 610) at Seattle FORM CHART What Canada Did TOPTEN AB Pet Bogos.Bos 121 461 78 169 .367 Care, Cal 104 397 55 140 .353 Trammel, Det 105 366 59 120 .328 McRae, KC 124 476 74 1 54 .324 123 496 76 1 59 .321 Brett, Kan 100 381 76 1 22 .320 Mosebv.Tor 121 432 81 137 .317 Simmons, Mil 120 467 57 148 .317 Griffey, NY 85 327 47 103 .315 Bonnell.Tor 115 358 46 113 .313 Doubles: Boggs, Boston, 39; Parrish, Detroit, 37; McRae, Kansas City, 36. Triples: Ganter, Milwaukee, Grit-fin, Toronto, Winfield, New York, Six tied with seven. Heme runs: Rice, Boston, 30; Armas, Boston, 29; Cooper, Milweukee, 26; Kittle, Chicago, 25; Winfield, New York, 25. Runs batted in: Coooer, Milwaukee, 107; Winfield, New York, 96. Stolen bases: Henderson, Oakland, 89; R.

Law, Chicago, 59. Pitching (12 decisions): Haas, Milwaukee, 12-3, .900, 3.37; Righettl, New York, 164, .778, 3.15; McGregor, Baltimore, 155, .750, 3.1!; Tellmann, Milwaukee, 9-3, .750, 2.95; Gossage, New York, 11-4, .733, 1.95., Strikeouts: Morris, Detroit, HI; Stieb, Toronto, 149; Righetti, New York, 148. Saves: Quisenoerry, Kansas City, 35; Davis, Minnesota, 25; Stanley, Boston, 25. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE (Second Helf) North Pet. GBL Portland 36 29 .554 Salt Lake 34 32 .515 2Vi y-Edmonton 32 33 .492 4 Vancouver 27 36 .415 9 Tacoma 27 36 .415 9 South Albuquerque 40 26 .606 -Hawaii 39 26 .600 V) y-Las Vegas 35 31 .530 3-Tucson 31 35 .470 9 Phoenix 27 38 .415 1W y-flrst halt division winner.

Vancouver 600 020 101-10 16 I Portland 121 000 210- 9 15 6 Beene, Castro (1), Boone (7-6) (8) and Schroeder; Downs, Frost (1 Decker (63) (5), Bradford (9), Altamlrano (9) and Russell. HR: Van-Ready (13); Por Keller 2 (28), Maluszek (24). 3:18. 1,710. Other Scores Albuquerque 9 Las Vegas 4 Salt Lake 3 Tacoma 2 (11 1 Phoenix 5 Tucson 2 Today's Games Portland et Vancouver ,2 Hawaii al Edmonton Salt Lake at Tacoma Phoenix at Tucson Albuquerque at Las Vegas Sunday's Games Portland at Vancouver Hawaii at Salt Lake at Tacoma Phoenix at Tucson Albuquerque at Las Vegas Canadian Junior Championships B.C.

(Victoria) lOOntano 2 Surrey 5 Manitoba! New Brunswick 8 Nova Scotia 0 Transactions BASEBALL National League National League suspends shortstop Dave Concepcion for three days. San Diego Padres trade pitcher John Montefusco to New York Yankees for two players to be named later. FOOTBALL NFL Detroit Lions sign punter Ray Stachowlcz and tight end Gary Shirk; cut centre Jim Lane and defensive lineman Jay Hayes. Los Angeles Rams cut corner-backs Monte Jackson and Rod Perry. Tampa Bay Buccaneers sign tightendJimmieGiles.

USFL Houston Gamblers sign running back Donnie Williams, wide receiver Pat Snow, placekicker Don Gaddy and defensive Calvin Roberson. IFL Southern California name Ray Malavasi general manager and head coach. HOCKEY NHL Buffalo Sabres name Joe Crozier as head coach of Rochester Amerl-cansof the American Hockey League. Vera, Uruguay, 3:48.64 8. Phillip La-heurte, Canada (Montreal), 1:50.74 9.

Luis Murrauia, Nicaragua, 1:54.68. Men's 1400-melrestetelKhase Final: I. Emilio Ulloe, Chile, 1. Carmelo Rios, Puerto Rico, 1. Greg Duhaime, Canada (Perl Coqultlam, B.C.),9:06.0I;4.

Dave Daniel, U.S., 9:08,73 5. Rafael Colmenares, Venezuela, 4. Jose Martinez, Venezuela, 7. Tyrone Thlbou, Antigua, 10:23. Men's pale vault Final: 1.

Mike Tully, U.S., 5 45 metres (Games record, previous record 5.40, set by Earl Bell, U.St, 1975); 3. Tomas Hint-neus, Brazil, 5.35; 3. Jeff Buckingham, U.S., S.26; 4. George Barber, Canada (Toronto), 5.19, 5. Edgardo Rivera, Puerto Rico, 5.00; 4.

Rocco Fernandez, 4.85; 7. Manuel Fernandez, Venezuela, 465. Man's decathlon 100 metres: I. Paulo Lima, Brazil, 10.88; 2. Fredy Aberdeen, Venezuela, 11.10; Dave Steen, Canada (Toronto), 11.21; 4.

Tito Steiner, Argentine, 11.47; 5. Douglas Fernandez, Venezuela, II .67. Long lump: I. Steen, 7.14 metres; 2. Aberdeen, 7.26; 3.

Steiner, 7.12; 4. Lima, 7.03;5.Fernandez,6.90. Shot put: 1. Steiner, 14.47; 2. (tie), Fernandez and Lima, 13.43; 4.

Steen, 11.67; 5. Aberdeen, 10.92. High lump: I. Steen, 1.09; 1. Steiner, 2.05; 1.

Lime, 1.99; 4. Fernandez, 1.90; 5. Aberdeen, 1.90. 400 metres: 1. Lima, 47.27; I Steen, 48.44; 3.

Aberdeen, 49.48 4. Steiner, 49.84; 5. Fernandez, 49.95. Standings alter five events: 1. Lima, 4,135 points; Steen, 3.

Steiner, 4,001 4. Aberdeen, 3,777 5. Fernandez, 3,718. CYCLING Men's SO kilometres, final: I. Johan Beckman, U.S., 39 points; 3.

Juan Curu-chet, Argentina, 34; 3. Peter Aldrldge, Jamaica, 33; Antonio Silvestre, Brazil, 32; 1. Tim Bertelson, Canada (Vancouver), 17. Men's learn pursuit, final: U.S. defeated Cuba, 4:22.01 to (U.S.

wins gold; Cuba wins silver); Brazil defeated Venezuela 4:30.26 to Brazil wins bronze). WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL Cube defeated U.S. 3-2(1 7-15, 15-7, 10-15, (Cuba wins silver) Peru defeated Brazil 3-1 (15-10, 15-9, 915, 15-8) (Peru wins bronze) Canada defeated Argentina 3-0 (154, 15 3,153) (Canada finishes fifth) WRESTLING Women's Samba 44 kilograms: 1. Roselly Palencla, Venezuela; 2. Donna Turk, U.S.

41 kilograms: 1. Dlnorah Castillo, Andrea Godi, U.S. 52 kilograms: 1. Jan Trusell, U.S.; I Olge Lugo, Venezuela. 56 kilograms: 1.

Betshlse Alvarez, Venezuela: 1. Kelly Defor, U.S. 60 kilograms: 1. Linn Roethke, U.S.; 2. Angela Palaveclno, Argentina; 3, XlomeraOrozco, Venezuela.

64 kilograms: 1. Grace Jlviden, U.S.; 2. Mlrka Coronal, Venezuela; 1. Susana Martinez, Argentine. 61 kilograms: I.

Rebecca Scott, U.S.; 2. Isabel Ferruggia, Argentina; 3. Carmen Graterol, Venezuela. 72 kilograms: I. Laura Martinez, Argentina; 2.

Ginger Lewollen, U.S.; 3. Trine Sosa, Venezuela. 80 kilograms: 1. Klarlna Gomez, Venezuela; 2. Lara Carter, U.S.

Plus 80 kilograms: 1. Ana Solorzano, Venezuela; 2. Betsy Derrow, U.S. Passing: Sask Hufnagel 20-45, 268 2 TDs, 3 intercepts, Clarke 1-2, one TDs, 1 intercept; Tor Holloway 24-41, 414 yds. 2 TDs, 0 Intercepts.

NFL Exhibition Atlante 10 Baltimore 7 Miaml24NYGIants3 Tampa Bay 41 New England 21 Cleveland 20 LA Raiders 17 Minnesota 34 Denver 3 San Diego 27 LA Rams 17 EXHIBITION PARK, AUG. 2o, 1983 DAY 81, CLEAR, TRACK FAST Six and one-half furlongs. Three-year-old fillies. 6th Horse 1st Six and one-half furlongs. Three-year-old maiden fillies.

Claiming 525,000. Purse 85,200. Horse Jockey Wt 'A Prclss Victory Johnson 115 1 1-2 Still Superb KrasnerUS 4 2-2 Investment Fund Smith 115 7 8-4 Tobesure HoversonllS 4 9 Mirandy Loseth 115 8 7-h Dogwood Poise Patzer 115 9 Blueberry Svge L'crsre 111 2 3-h China Jade Zook 115 6 5-2 CransSuraSrre Skinner 117 3 4-h Jockey Wt Vt Str Fin Odds 9.95 4.65 1.10 6.75 4.65 6.70 2.15 20.50 23.95 5.40 4.50 4.40 AlmostALady Johnson 113 7 2-2 Vi 1-1 1-1 AmysRockefte Spencer 109 2 6-1VS 5-1 4-3 2-no Shi's Play Mate Walker 115 6 5-h 4-h 3-h 3-h Time To Rush Mena 114 1-h 2-2 1V 4-3 Bufrt Ballerina Loseth 114 6 8-2M 7-h 5-h 5-nk Ptnce Rewarded Rvcroft 116 3 7-h VI 6-5 6-5 SimilkaneenSlar Krsnr 115 4 4-2'A 3-h 7'4 7'i Prism Blue Patzer 115 1 3-h 6-1 6-4 Goody Four Feet Skinner 116 5 9 6 6 9 Time :23, :46.3,1:12.2,1:19.2. Winner: Rainy Lake-Nancyvoy by Envoy. Trainer 1 O'Connell ALMOST A LADY 11.90 10.50 AMYS ROCKETTf 3.50 SHILO'S PLAY MATE Exactor (71) paid $124.90 CARACAS (CP) What Canada did Friday at the Pan-American Games: ARCHERY Women's individual: Linda Kazlenko, Guelph, fifth after two days; Lucille Lemay, Bolsbrland, eighth.

Women's team: Canada second after two days. Men's Individual: Rosier Boisbrland, 10th after two days. Men's team: Canada third after two days. BASKETBALL Canada lost to Mexico In men's round-robin final. CYCLING Men's 50 kilometres: Tim Bertelson, Vancouver, fifth In final.

EQUESTRIAN Team lumping: Jim Elder, Aurora, Ont.j Ian Millar, Perth, Hugh Graham, Canada (Newmarket, Ont.j.wonsilvermedai. Individual lumping: Jim Elder, Aurora, first after two days; Millar, sixth. Str Fin Odds 1-2' 1.25 2i 4.60 1-1 9.10 4-l' 11.90 5' 4.55 10.30 Wt 14.95 8-8 36.45 9 25.75 7th year olds and up. Horse Time :22.4,;46.4,1:13.2,1:20. Winner: Sham-Title Victory by Title Game.

Trainer: H. Barrobv PRICELESS VICTORY 4.50 1.90 1.90 STILLSUPERB 4.90 3.60 INVESTMENT FUND 4.10 Six and one-half furlongs. Three-year-old fillies. Claiming $25,000. i2n? One and one-sixteenth miles.

Three Claiming 53,200. Purse $3,600. Horse Jockey Wt 'j fc DukeOf Abbtsfrd Adcock 117 3 M'A 1-h Making The Mark Krasner 125 5 5-2 4 2 7-n 6-21'! Duff us Castle 5 Hard Knight Out Struck KC Host Speakeasy Victory Joy Gibson 112 8 7Vt Loseth 117 1 9-2 Johnson 113 9 2-1 Zook 117 7 10 Rycroft 117 6 6-1 Smith 120 4 3-h L'crsre 112 2 6-h Gonzalez 120 10 4-1 2-1 10 6-h 5-h 9-1 3-h sBengiesjade Time :25, :49.2, 1 :15, 1 :41.2, 1 :48.1 Football BerseemsJay Hoversonll2 6 7-lVi 6-2 3-2 1-h 6.40 SuchAQueen Adcock 113 4 4-1 'i 1-TA 1-5 2-6 2.95 Clever Intrigue Loseth 114 7 3-1 2-2 2-h 3-1 'A 6.35 NikaSlah L'crsre 110 2 1-h 3-h 4-3 4-nk 6.40 Bric'sSuede Rycroft 116 5 6-l'A 7-3 6-4 5-3 16.85 TerChiTime Skinner 117 3 8 1 7-4 6-1 6.15 OpecCartel Patzer 117 1 2-h 4-3 5-h 7-7 3.10 Boldly Krasner 110 6 5-5 S'i 6 1 7.20 Time :22.3,:44, 1:11.4, 1:18.4. Winner: Ja Agio-Kings Berseem by Berseem. Trainer: R.

Wood BERSEEMSJAY 14.80 4.80 S.40 SUCHAQUEEN 4.60 1.40 CLEVER INTRIGUE 4.70 Quinella (466) paid $24.30 TOP TEN AB Pet Hendrlck.StL 114 418 58 138 .330 Madlock.Pgh 111 428 63 140 .327 Dawson, Mtl 123 489 82 158 .323 LoSmlth.StL 95 357 56 114 .319 CruZ.Hou 126 465 71 146 .314 Knight, Hou 119 426 33 132 .310 Oliver, Mtl 123 487 56 149 .306 Puhl.Hou 106 352 47 107 .304 Horner.Atl 104 386 75 117 ,303 128 460 105 139 .302 Benedict, All 109 341 38 103 Doubles: Buckner, Chicago, 33; Knight, Houston, 31; Hendrick, St. Louis, 28; Oliver, Montreal, 26. Triples: Butler, Atlanta, 12; Moreno, Houston.il. Jockey Wt "i Str Fin Odds half furlnnas and ud Jockey Wt i Vi Str Fin Odds 'Str Fin Odds 7.80 1.95 34.75 3.10 23.65 6.65 6.55 14.35 24.95 15.35 II or IV IV: 2-2 4-h 31 2- 1 Vi 3- nk 4- no 5 6-h B-2 7-no 6-1 Jl'i 9-1 10 10 8th 6.00 3.90 4.60 3.70 10.00 Six and one Claiming Winner: Struck Out-Stretch Version by The Willies LorQulllo. Trainer: P.

Baumgartner DUKE OF ABBOTSFORD 17.60 MAKING THE MASK DUFFUS CASTLE 525,000, Purse JM00. Horse Bear takes advantage Daily Double (163) paid $46.90 Quinella (365) paid $21.50 Tough Laddie Johnson 119 7 5-2 5-3 2-h 1-1 2.65 Sexist Loseth 114 5 3-3 3-2'A 1-h J-2V 5.50 Claim Me Not Krasner 116 4 8 7-h 6-2 3-no 7.20 Aurora Sea Skinner 122 3 6-1 6-2 4-h 4 3.30 SirSoendour Deiley 114 6 2-2 3-3 5-nk 11.65 Tar Beau Mena 114 6 4-2 4-1 51 6-2 14.90 PoppvVee Wolski 114 2 7-h 6 6 7-l 17.60 Perth Prince Gonzalez 119 1 1-h 2-h 7-1 8 3.65 Time :22.3,:43.4,1:11, 1:17.2. Winner: Bold Laddie-Most Affectionate by Porterhouse. Trainer: H. Barroby TOUGH LADDIE 7.10 4.J0 1.10 SEXIST 6.50 4.40 CLAIM ME NOT 4.90 Exactor (765) paid $51.90 round match in the Canadian Professional Snooker Association championship at the Canadian National Exhibition on Friday.

year olds and up. Str Fin Odds 2'i 1-2V: 2.75 1-h 2-l'j 1.80 3-4 3-1V4 4.45 4-1 4 8.00 SVi SVi 1.30 7-1 6-1 25.25 -1V 7-lVi 5.25 6-1 8-5 36.50 9 9 18.30 Apolo. Trainer: 9th 1.70 1.90 1.10 1.50 1,80 year olds 6 up, Horse Nolarian Home Okan Dream FIELD HOCKEY Men: Canada won gold medal, defeated Argentina in final, SOFTBALL Men: Canada won gold medal, defeated U.S. In final. TRACK AND FIELD Man's decathlon: Dave Steen, Toronto, second overall after five events of 10-avent competition.

Men's 100 metres: Tony Sharpe, Toronto, seventh in final. Men's 1,500 metres: Phillip La-heurte, Montreal, eighth In final. Men's steeplechase reg Duhalme, Port Coqultlam, B.C., won bronze medal. Men'i pole vault: George Barber, Toronto, fourth in final. Women's 100-metre hurdles: Susan Kamali, London, fifth In final; Karen Nelson, Oshawa, sixth.

Women's lavelln: Monique Lapres, Montreal, fourth in final. VOLLEYBALL Canada lost to Argentina in women's competition, finished fifth overall. Friday Results Ottawa 17 at Edmonton 14 t. First Quarter Oft-FG Organ 33 10:38 Second Quarter Ott-FG Organ 225:08 Edm-FG Cutler 1414:01 Oil-FG Organ 25 14:55 Third Quarter Ott-SlnglcNrgan43 Ott Single Organ 46 12:12 Edm-FGCutler 4713:57 Fourth Quarter Ott-FGOrgen29 7:54 Edm TD Scott 17 pass from Moon (Moon pass to Kelly for two-point convert) 11:51 Ottawa 9 3 2 1-17 Edmonton 10 1 8-14 YARDSTICKS First downs 21 20 Yerds rushing 125 75 Yards passing 369 323 Netoffence 474 360 Passes made-tried 18-39 24-42 Interceptions by 2 2 Punts-average 7-40 9-49 Fumbles-lost 0-0 0-0 Penalties-yards 9-75 630 Net offence is yards passing, plus yards rushing, minus team losses such as yards lost on broken plays. Individual Statistics Rushing: Ott-Walker 16-94, Collymore 1-16, Edm Moon 6-57, Germany 14.

Receiving: Ott Little 6-140, Reld 2-57, Edm Kelly 9-1 50, Scott 5-71 Passing: Ott Watts 16-37, 322 2 intercepts, Isaac 2-2, 47 Edm Moon 24-42, 323 1 TD, 2 Intercept. Saskatchewan IS at Toronto 36 First Quarter Sask TD Robinson 23 pass from HufnajeKRIdsway convert) -Tor TO Greer 72 pass from Holloway 5ask-SlngleClerk66 13:00 Second Quarter Tor-FGIIesict5 7:05 Sask TO Campbell 27 pass from Hulnagel Rldgway convert) 14:33 Third Quarter Tor-FGIIesic 199:02 Fourth Quarter Tor TD Tolbert 38 pass from Holloway (Carlnci two point convert, pass from Holloway) 6:09 Tor TD Wiison 46 Interception return (lleslc convert) Saskatchewan 8 7 0 015 Toronto 6 6 7 15-36 YARDSTICKS Sask Tor Flrstdowns 20 19 Yards rushing 123 70 Yards passing 269 414 Net offence 372 456 Passes made-tried 21-47 24-41 Interceptions 0 4 Punts-average 11-47 9-43 Fumbles-lost 1-0 1-0 Penalties-yards 9-60 545 Net offence is yards passing plus yards rushing, minus team losses such as yards lost on broken plays. Individual Statistics Rushing: Sask Fleger, 6-52, Hufnagel 4-40; Tor-Mlnter7-42, Hol(owey4-21. Receiving: Sask Fieger 5-103, Campbell 6-66; Tor Greer 8-203, 3rd One and one-eighth miles. Three Horse Jockey Wt Skovinsky Walker 116 1 5-h 3-1 'Craig's Table Mena 117 5 3-lvi 2-2 Ribold Laddie Mylrea 103 7 1-1 1-h 'Bob'nLea Krasner 113 4 9 "Panash Loseth 114 6 4-h 5V An Answer Zook 114 3 8-2 8-2 Patzer 119 7 6-1 7Vi Monarch Gold Rycroft 116 2 7-h 6-h North Lane Arnold 117 9 2-h 4-1 "2 Time- :24, :48.4, 1 :14.3, 1 :40, 1 Winner: Amber Morn-Fair Maid III by R.J.Anderson SKOVINSKY 7.50 'CRAIG'S TABLE (A) 'RIBOLD LADDIE Quinella (162) paid 811.00 111 One and one-sixteenth miles.

Three till ftm, Claiming $6,250. Purse $4,500. Horse Jockey Wt Vi Stock Gonzalez 114 4 3-2 2Vi 6 SeizeTheDay Zook 114 2 6 SPOOT EVENTS One and one-sixteenth mller. Three-year-olds 6 up flm. Allowance.

Purse $12,000. Rycroft 118 2 6-1 3-h 2-4 1-M 5.95 Run Gal Loseth 118 6 1-1 1-2 1-h 2-4'A 4.00 Dee Select Patzer 116 5 9 8'A 34 3-1 3.15 Disturber Hvrsn 112 7 4-1 6-h 5-2 4-h 28.95 Brlartic Storm Johnson 113 8 2-h 2-1 4-15-1 3.95 AuPrintemps Skinner 121 1 7-h 7-h 8-3 6-2 3.15 Jockey Wl Vi Sir Fin Odds 7-1 'A 15.55 t-m 27.60 9 28.95 MiniChlello Krasner 110 9 5-1 4-h 6-h Davelte Zook 115 3 3-h 5-1 7-h Delia Jewel Walker 112 4 6-2 9 9 Str Fin Odds 1-2 4-1 Vi 2-nk 5.05 13.60 3.65 2.15 5.40 2.65 "Keep That Model Hover- (4 112 6 2-2 Treason's Reason Walker 112 3 1-2 Irian's Follv L'crsre 110 1 4 CFL Western Division 0 A B.C. 6 1 0 211 100 10 Calgary 6 4 1 0 180 146 8 Winnipeg 6 4 1 0 142 147 6 Edmonton 7 4 1 0 188 152 6 Sask 7 1 6 0 153 256 3 Eastern Division Toronto 6 6 3 0 227 1 73 13 Hamilton 7 3 4 0 190 186 6 Ottawa 7 2 5 0 1 30 199 4 Montreal 4 1 5 0 113 177 2 English side in control NOTTINGHAM, England (Reuter) England seized firm control of its fourth and final cricket test against New Zealand at Trent Bridge on Friday and virtually assured itself of winning the series. Leading 2-1 after three tests and needing only a drew to clinch the series, England completed its first innings by adding another 58 runs to reach 420 and then restricted New Zealand to 135 for seven in reply. The day's play left New Zealand seeking another 85 runs to avoid following on directly in its second innings.

The visitors now require a miracle to avoid defeat and will be hard pressed to salvage a face-saving draw. Aussies in final' KU'ALA, LUMPUR (Reuter) Australia defeated Malaysia 6-1 Friday to qualify for the final Sunday against Pakistan in a five-country field hockey Time :23.4, :47.1, 1:11.4,1:37.41:44.3 Winner: Sylarian-Nolana by Tim Tarn. Trainer: L. Giesbrecht 3-4 5-5 Slckanna Skinner 116 5 5-5 4'i Time :24.2,:48.3, 1:14.1, 141.2, 1:48. 4.50 4.10 1.40 NOLARIAN 11.90 6.80 HOME RUN GAL VA 5.60 OKAN DEESELECT Exactor (166) paid $65.40 Sweep Six (4,7,7,4,7,1) No Winners.

Cafryover $266,717.00 Winner: Craig D-Stock Advisor bv Silky Sullivan. Trainer: B. Konyk ATRILSTOCK 13.10 6.40 1.60 J. SEIZE THE DAY 11.10 4.40 DEEP THAT MODEL 1.00 Exactor (462) paid 8132.30 1 Cih One and one-sixteenth miles. Three-year-old fillies.

af III Claiming $6,250. PurseKW. BRING THE BUNCH FOR SUNDAY BRUNCH. Here's food for thought. 1 When you come out to Exhibition Park for Sunday Racing, make a real day of it Enjoy Sunday Brunch, first i Eat your heart out on The Table Terrace or in the Dining Room for just $9.50 per person (children under 12, $6.50) beginning at 12 Noon.

Call 254-1631 for reservations, then bring the whole bunch and munch on some Brunch. It's an appetizing way to start your racing day. POST PARADE: 1:15 p.m. Information Reservations 254-1631 and one-half furlongs. Three-year-olds up, Claiming $8,000.

Purse 54,700. Jockey Wt Str Fin Odds Mena 117 2 6-1 'A 3Vi Loseth 114 7 9 7-h Dalley 115 4 7-2 4-h Smith 114 6 8-2A 9 Zook 114 6 5-3 6-h 2- 2 1-h 4Vi 3- 8-2 1- no 2.60 2- 2'A 4.45 3- 2'A 10.85 4- 4 11.45 5 5.05 4.95 7.70 Krasner 117 37 3-1 5-2 Ml 2-2V4 6-2 7- 1 'A 10th Horse Str Fin Odds Splash To Win Snappy Wind Luie Nell Flashing Avlr 1-4 1- 6 2- 1 3- 1 'A 4- 3'A 5- 3, 7- 3 8- 3 9- 5 10 5.10 16.25 1.80 4.25 46.85 7.80 13.20 36.45 55.95 2-1 4-6 3-h Dark Blue Cheese 6V High 6 Outside Solar Sands VictimOfC LeSalnt Time :22.2, Winner: Winning Six Jockey Wt Vi B.C. Belle Pagan's Chance Johnson 113 7 6-2'! 3-h Zook 114 2 2-h Loseth 115 6 5-3 Wolski 111 4 1-h Collins 110 1 10 Walker 112 3 7-h Dalley 113 6 9-3 Arnold 116 5 8-2 l'i 4-5 2-1 'A Clfrna Rainbow Rocks Things Niki Bea LaVonita Jen Wine Flyte Dogwood Doll 10. 6-1 B-h 9-3 Lady On Time Hoverson 113 10 4-2 7-h 1 Fiscal intrigue Gibson 107 9 3-2'A 5-1 TODAY FOOTBALL Canadian League 7:30 B.C. Lions vs Montreal, B.C.

Place Stadium, radio 1410 B.C.Junior TlerOna 2:00 Renfrew vs Okanagan, Kinsman Stadium, North Van. SOCCER North American League Tulsa at Fort Lauderdale Golden Bay at San Diego Senior Amateur Royal Blues Indoor tournament, all day, Queens Park Arena BASEBALL Pacific Coast 1:30 Vancouver vs Portland, (2), Nat Bailey Stadium, radio 600 Canadlanunlor 11 Championship tournma-ment, all day, New Whalley Park HORSE RACING 1:15 10-race thoroughbred card, Exhibition Park SOFTBALL Maior Men's Exhibition 7:00 Magicians vs Camrosa, (2), Queens Park RUGBY Exhibition 2:30 Canadian National Junior Team vs Welsh Schools Union, Brockton Oval LACROSSE Western Association 8:00 Vancouver vs Victoria, Ker-risdale Arena (Best-of-seven final tied 1-1 SUNDAY FOOTBALL Canadian League 12:00 Calgary at Winnipeg, channel 2, cable 3 B.C.Junior Tier One 4:00 Meralomas vs Richmond, Minoru Park to run Skinner 116 1 1-h Wolski 120 5 4-h TORONTO (CP) -Vancouver's Jim Bear pounced on a rare mistake by Mario Morra of Toronto and racked up the high run of the day, 79, to win his second- TierTwo 1:00 Richmond vs Victoria, Minoru Park 2:00 North Shore vs Surrey, Kinsmen Stadium SOCCER North American League 7:30 Vancouver vs Seattle, B.C. Tampa Bay at New York Team America at Toronto Montreal at Chicago BASEBALL Pacific Coast 1:30 Vancouver vs Portland Nat Bailey Stadium, radio 600 Canadian Junior Championship tournmament, all day. New Whalley Park HORSE RACING 1:15 10-race thoroughbred card, Exhibition Park LACROSSE Western Association 8:00 Vancouver vs Victoria, Victoria Memorial Arena. (Fourth same, best-of-sevenflnal) MintoCup Canadian Junior Championship Peterborough' vs Etobicoke at Peterborough SOFTBALL Maior Men's Exhibition 2:00 Magicians vs Winnipeg Nationals, (2), Queens Park MOTORSPORT 10:00 B.C.

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HI-TECH INNOVATIONS 642 W. Broadway Vancouvtr, B.C. V5Z 1Q1 Name: Postal Telephone: Please enclose $1. 00 for postage handling Shot-Splash and Peel by Daumlar, Trainer: W. Isbister SPLASH TO WIN 7.20 4.60 1.80 SNAPPY WIND 4.60 1.60 LUIE NELL 6.30 Triacfor (2,7,4) paid $272.20 Attendance: 13,191 Total Pool $1,431,095 ICopyright Dilty Rtclng Form, 19831- Time- :24.2, :14.3, 1:40.1,1 :46.3.

Winner: Craig D-Brighouse BellebvGeorge Rovel. Trainer: J.Walls B.C. BELLE 12.20 6.40 1.20 PAGAN'S CHOICE 12.10 5.40 CALIFORNIA RAINBOW 1.60 Quinella (267) paid $71.90 I I EX. PARK HANDICAP S-h 9 1-2 5-2 8- 1 12.85 25.40 Arnold 116 9 2-2 :46,1:12.2,1:19. 4SureWasQulk Skinner 111 6 Bamboo Breeze Krasner 111 (Brother Ward Zook 114 2 Crafty Act Johnson 114 5 Romance The Wind Mena 116 7 Berts Bandit Spencer 115 EIGHTH Purse 57,700.

Allowance. 3-year-olds (lilies. Mile 1 16th. 6 Promenade Please Krasner 120 3 Judy Mustard Johnson 130 i Desert Countess Loseth 120 4 BluediassGal Lac're 'lis 3 BoldRaci Skinner 115 1 WanderinWInd Spencer 115 NINTH Derby Trial. Purse 3-year-olds.

MlleMith. 3 Junction Road Skinner 111 2a-TimelyOne Loselh 111 4 Brazeneslan Johnson 114 7a-Jett'sTable Mene 112 6 Marching Rhythm Hoverson 111 I Solicitor General Spencer 104 5 Willies King High Young 106 a-Harold Barroby trained entry. TENTH Purse $4,000. Clelmlng tK.uuvi. j.year-oios 6 up.

6'A Furlongs. snaiang Loselh 119 Halo oh Henry i. By MIKE MOONEY 4. SUNDAY, AUGUST 21,1963 i. PARADE TO POST 6:15 FIRST-Purse $3,200.

Claiming J- Maiden 3-year-olds. 6'A Fur- loniis. 1 Speed Merchant Mly'ro 111 6 Prompt Magnet Johnson 112 I Maqulnna Patzer 112 10 Switch ItOn Mena 117 1 RK-kvi' Hldln' A Smith IK 8. .4 9 Solar Research Patzer 115 5 Pass The Scotch Zook 115 4 Solar Shot Krasner 112 nalUu 111 7Reml'sJet Zook 117 10 Regally Struck Miy'ro 117 8Azullia noboy 117 FOURTH Purse $3,700. Claiming 3-year-olds 6 up.

6'A Furlongs. 4 Sir Regal Krasner 117 lOWtialenJ Mena 119 7 Louis Martini Patzer 111 2 RivalingWind Johnson 115 3 Protractor Oeilev 119 6 Pat's Gold Gonzales 117 1 Fleet Navaho Hoverson 117 SGIenMagic Loselh 117 9 Scottish Lord Arnold 117 ISandybrian Wolski 117 FIFTH Purse Claiming (SI 2-vear-olds. 6'A Furlongs. 5 a-Hurrlcane Hec Mena 115 IPitche'sSon Patter 115 The Inilishman Loselh US 6 Gary 60b Johnson 115 3 Timely Selection noboy 109 IBlgVtlkio Krasner 115 7 a. Prompter Jr, Mena 115 1 8 Air Pressure Spencer 115 'Hleharkee Mly'ro 112 SIXTH Purse $4,900.

Claiming (SB 000) 3-vear-olds 6 up. Mile' 4 KeopAPremise Skinner 111 SToughTlm Hoverson 114 IFIeetCop Dalley 116 IMakerOIKings Loseth 113 2Budsverdlct Rycrolt 113 1 Docs Decision Johnson 113 6 Glenellens Lahall Smith 115 SEVENTH Purse $6,400. Claiming 1516,000) 3-vear-olds 6 up. Mile 1 16th. Beat The Bell Loselh Ill By The Canadian Press Sunny's Halo, a three-year-old Canadian-owned colt whose star has faded, and John Henry, an 18-year-old gelding whose star is fixed, will race this weekend in the Jerome Handicap and Budweiser Million, respectively.

Sunny's Halo, who has lost three straight races including finishing fourth in the Preakness since his victory in the iy4-mile Kentucky Derby May 7, was entered against nine other three-year-olds in the one-mile Jerome. The colt, owned by David Foster of Toronto, has been plagued by physical problems, but looked good in his last start when he finished third against older horses in the lVa-mile Whitney July 30. John Henry, the richest thoroughbred in history, will face 13 rivals in the W-mile Budweiser Million on the grass at Arlington Park. John Henry, who won the race in 1981, didn't start this year until July 4 because of a pulled muscle. The horse won the lyi-mile American Handicap on the grass at Hollywood Park, his 32nd victory in 70 starts.

He has earned $3,706,297. The gelding will be ridden by Chris McCarron. Bill Shoemaker, 52, the win-ningest jockey in history and who rode John Henry to victory in the race two years ago, will ride The Wonder. Be My Native will be ridden by Lester Piggott, 47, the great English rider, and My Nobel Player will be ridden by Steve Cauthen, the Kentucky jockey who went to England to ride. SECOND -Purse $3,700.

Claiming ($10,0001, Maiden 3-vear-oldi. 6'A Fur-4. longs. I. 1 Know Knlck Knack Arnold 115 i 7 Bold Bolivar Loseth 111 1 Valor's Song Rycroft 11 1 3 Trotsky Skinner 120 One Good Try Patier 115 ft Petunias Treasure Lac're "113 IGeorgewln Johnson 113 I AlMiadust Adcock 115 9 Ninety Percent Spencer 111 10 Time Dancer Zook 115 THIRD Purse 83,200.

Claiming 3-vear-olds 6 up. 6'A Furlongs. Lotlth 117 -6wem'wnew 1 Jetwwi IM jMlzWhli i 4 9 Always Later) BQVHwni 11 1 Honey n. 7 ilgHTIHH X1 THE TRACK EXHIBITION PARK Skinner 121 Dalley 117 Patzer 114 noboy 114 Krasner 117 Rycroft 116 Zook 116 Spencer 114 Gonzales 114 1 Lyric Line 10 Captain's First 7 No Pit Slop 3 Bold Virginian 9 Soldiers Choice 6 Struck It Luckie 1 RovalJhl 5 Rusty Scupper.