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D-6 BERGEN THE RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31. 1965 North Jersey SportsHorse Racing No hitch in this iZy's giddy up UESCQ4SfT TTTT7 i tpJL" I last turn, then packed it in. "I don't know what happened," Ulf Nordin said. "She just stopped. I have a feeling something is wrong and she's not sound." Britelite Lobell had no such trouble.

She took up the chase of Blossoms Pride and Sassy Gesture turning into the stretch, passed those two with ease, and accelerated away with Campbell seeking and not finding any threats. Wendys Joker, 23-1 with Pat Crowe, got going late for second, lVfe lengths ahead of the 55-1 Sassy Gesture and Richard Midden. Blossoms Pride, 7-2 third choice with William Parker, managed to salvage fourth place. "Two-year-old filly trotters are the toughest to handle," said trainer Fred Grant, whose Wendys Joker helped fashion a 127.60 exacta. "Anything can happen." With Britelite Lobell, what happened was a record-setting victory.

NOTES Campbell forged ahead of Bill O'Donnell in the local money race with the big score. Campbell had 4,154,098 and O'Donnell 4,339,256 going into last night's Shesellsseashells took the 50,000 Merrie Annabelle consolation (53.40, The Merrie Annabelle stakes mark had been 1:58:1, set by champion Davidia Hanover and Campbell in 1984. Campbell, never running out of hot horses, gets behind Follow My Star in the 150,000 first division of the Countess Adios for 2-year-old pacing fillies tonight at The Meadowlands. Follow My Star and colleague Bon Jour Blue Chip are 1-5. The three-horse Haughton Stable coupling of Valentina, Caressable, and Swinger Almahurst is 3-5 in the 150,000 second division of the Countess Adios.

By Bob Raimonto Racing Writer EAST RUTHERFORD With a sixteenth of a mile to go in last night's $627,250 Merrie Annabelle final, driver John Campbell peered over his right shoulder looking for competition. There was none. His horse, the diminutive filly Britelite Lobell, hit the wire 5 lengths clear in 1:57:3, the fastest time posted by a 2-year-old trotter of either sex in the nine-year history of The Meadow-lands Racetrack. "I shook the whip at her a few times, but she couldn't have raced any better," said Campbell. "She's a perfect little horse to drive." Express Ride, winner of the $1-million Peter Haughton Memorial for colts Monday night at the Big had very briefly held the overall track mark for 2-year-olds with a 1:57:4 clocking.

If Express Ride made a name for himself as a contender for the 1986 Hambletonian, so too did Britelite Lobe 11 establish herself as a serious candidate for the '86 Hambletonian Oaks. She earned 313,625 and paid 6.80 as the 2-1 second choice in the wagering. The three-horse Nordin Stable entry of Chilling Thoughts, Corvette Lauxmont, and Witsends Lady went off as the 6-5 favorite but bombed on a night in which public choices fell by the wayside with outrageous regularity. Corvette Lauxmont came in sixth, Witsends Lady ninth, and Chilling Thoughts 10th in the 12-horse field. Chilling Thoughts was deemed the best of the trio off her 1:59:4 score in a Merrie Annabelle elimination.

The young filly, however, chased the pacesetter Blossoms Pride and the pace-forcer Sassy Gesture into the 1S5SR12 I Ridgefield Park catcher Garett Teel tags out Lyndhurst's Mark Kesack trying to ITorlnpTrPs 12-4 victory in the championship game of the Bergen American Legion baseball tournament. Play of team leaders enables Ridgefield Park to advance since the towns had competing teams at the 13-year-old level four years ago. Teel was the catcher for Park Ridge's Anthony Catanzaro during the Garden State Games. Preakness Valley duo reaches Four Ball semi run in the sixth for Butler. Gary Gei-ger struck out five and allowed two hits.

NEW MILFORD 9, BERGEN-FIELD 7 Russ Buehler had three runs batted in and Dick Collins was 3-for-3 with two RBI to lead New Milford. Collins and Buehler both doubled in a run in the third. Brian O'Neill drove in three runs for Ber-genfield. PARAMUS 5, NORWOOD 3 Keith Hansen had three singles, including a third-inning hit that put Paramus ahead to stay. Paul Meyer struck out six and allowed only one earned run.

Metropolitan League Jerry Mayo tripled in two runs to give Elmwood Park a 4-3 lead, and the Orioles moved to a 5-3 Met League victory over Palisades Park. Tony Bellino had two hits for Palisades Park. CLIFTON BASKINGERS 2, VERONA 2 Steve Adelheim had an RBI on a squeeze bunt and Mike Patti tripled home Clifton's other run in this game, which was suspended after seven innings and will be completed next Wednesday. Glen Gardner tripled in two runs for Verona, and Scott Gottko gave up only three hits. Tommy League John Giesel struck out six for Washington Township in its 10-6 win over Montvale in the Tommy League Tournament at Westvale Park in Westwood.

Linescores on Page D-8 Call 646-4430 before 11 p.m. to report amateur baseball games to The Record. QUARTERFINALS Boscarelli and Pyontek def. DeBow and Garber, 6 and Cowell and Vasko def. Mucci and Kramer, 2 and Young and Schaare def.

Macken and Macken, 2 and Housen and Housen def. Lay and Lav, 2-1. Glenz leads Nissan LAKEWOOD David Glenz of Morris County shot a 66 yesterday to take the first-round lead in the Nissan Open at Woodlake Country Club. Glenz (35-31 66) has a two-stroke edge on Kevin Morris of Westchester Hills and Jim Giordano of Sterling Farms. Chris Dachien of Edgewood is tied for fifth with four others at 70.

Play continues today with a 36-hole finale tomorrow on the Wood-lake course. Junior qualifying set The qualifying round for the Junior Golf Classic of Bergen County is Aug. 12 at Hackensack Golf Club in Emerson. Thirty-two golfers in the 15-18 age group advance to match-play elimination Aug. 13-15 at Emerson Country Club, and 16 advance in the 12-14 age group.

The tournament is open to Bergen County residents only, free of charge. Entry deadline is Monday, and applications are available at all pro shops in Bergen County. Call Yazo Consalvo at 947-9565 or Bill Adams at 444-3050 for further OLD BRIDGE Charles Cowell and George Vasko of Preakness Valley Golf Club of Wayne have advanced to today's semifinal round of the 53rd annual New Jersey State Golf Association Four Ball Championship at Glenwood Country Club in Old Bridge. Golf Cowell and Vasko topped Pat Mucci and Paul Kramer of Preakness Hills, 2 and 1, yesterday in quarterfinal play. Last year's champions, Jeff Thomas and Thomas Zahuta of Plainfield West, were eliminated in the second round by Nelson DeBow and Wallace Garber of Newton, 3 and 2.

Greg Hoffmann and Peter -McLachlan of Areola CC also were eliminated in the second round, losing to Bruce Young and Mark Schaare of Harkers Hollow, 1 up. NJSGA Four Ball golf At Ctornno CC, OM BrMgt SEMIFINALS Nelson DeBow and Wallace Garber, Newton, def. Jeff Thomas and Thomas Zahuta, Plainfiekt West, 3 and John Boscarelli and Ray Pvontek, Mountain View, def. Greg Burd and Frank OBrian Fox Hollow, 1 up; Pat Mucci Jr. and Paul Kramer, Preakness Hills, def.

Keith McGraff and Tony Le-sofskl, Plainfield West, 3 and Charles Cowell and George vasko, Preakness Valley, def. Chris Cross and Frank Everly, Tamarack, 2 uo; Tim Mack en and Chris Macken, Francis Byrne, def. Harry Goett and Robert ViskKky, Oak Ridge, 2 and Bruce Young and Mark Schaare, Harkers Hollow, def. Greg Hoffmann and Peter McLachlan, Areola, 1 up; John Lay Jr. and John Lay Galloping Hills, def.

William Henry Jr. and James Furey, Morris County; 3 and Bob Housen and Chris Housen, Manasquan River, def. Tom Ford and Paul Ford, Harkers Hollow, 2 and By George Alfano Correspondent LYNDHURST Catcher Garett Teel is the spark plug and inspirational leader of Ridgefield Park's American Legion team, while bat-terymate Keith Bramley is the low-key, reliable performer. Neither player could get going in Ridgefield Park's 12-6 loss to Lynd-hurst Monday in the Bergen County American Legion tournament. Last night was different, as the duo paced a 12-4 Ridgefield Park victory that won the double-elimination portion of the tournament.

Ridgefield Park meets regular-season champion Park Ridge tonight for the county championship. Teel was a study in frustration Monday. He was overswinging and not completely following the pitch, grunting loudly after each of three fly-ball outs. Last night, Teel relaxed and kept his head still at the plate. The result was a first-inning triple that drove Tim Carey home with the first run.

Teel singled sharply down the left-field line in his next at-bat, driving in the first of five runs Ridgefield Park scored in the bottom of the third. Teel finished the evening with three hits. He also reached base on a walk and a hit-by-pitch. He stole a base, and made a fine defensive play in the second inning when he held on to a throw and tagged out Mark Kesack at the plate after Kesack collided with him. "My bat has been slow in the tournament," Teel said.

"I choked up on the bat a little, and it felt good to have my teammates cheering me on." Bramley pitched well earlier in the tournament, shutting out Rutherford by a 2-0 score. He wasn't as sharp last night, walking eight batters, but received solid defensive support. "When the chips are down, our battery comes through for us," Ridgefield Park coach Bob Lange said. Lange and manager Gene Warli-kowski credited the renewed offense for negating the sloppy effort of Monday night. John Zuzeck had two doubles, driving in five runs.

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Bryan Zagaro hit a fourth-inning homer and singled in a run in the second inning for Dumont, which plays Morristown National tonight at Morristown. Palisades Park plays Ringwood tomorrow night. Secaucus scored five unearned runs for a 5-0 victory over Wood-RidgeMoonachie in the Section 2 tournament at Livingston. Ed To-masi had four hits and one RBI, and Mike Hartung pitched a two-hitter and struck out seven for Secaucus, which meets Nutley Central tomorrow evening. Wood-RidgeMoona-chie was eliminated from the tournament.

Duff O'Melia singled in two runs to lead Wanaque to a 5-1 victory over Kinnelon in the Hawthorne Invitational tournament Rich Vermeulen, Scott Stepe, and Steve Piatt stole home for Wanaque. Jae Lee hit a bases-loaded triple in the first inning to lead Paramus to 6-3 victory over Ramsey. Suburban League Dumont pitcher Pete Crandall got the final out with the tying run on second to preserve an 8-7 Suburban League victory over Fair Lawn. Sal Mantineo struck out seven and was the winning pitcher. T.J.

Weber and Ken McGovern hit home runs for Dumont, which has a 20-5 record and is seeking its fifth consecutive Eastern Division title. BUTLER 7, PEQUANNOCK 3 Kevin Keilty hit a two-run homer in the fourth and doubled in another Little League (11-12) HAWTHORNE INVITATIONAL All games al Wbgaraw Road Field, HawtMrne WMoa sday Paterson East vs. Paler son West, Field No. 1, 5 45 p.m. Oakland vs.

Weslwood, Field No. 1, 1:15 p.m. Wayne vs. MontviDe. Field No.

2, p.m. Little League (11-12) SECTION I Wednesday Dumont at Morristown Nalional, p.m. Tharstfav Palisades Park vs. Ringwood at Morristown, 6 pm SECTION 1 Thanday Amateur baseball schedule 1 I Clifton Phillies vs. Verona at Mont- clair State, a p.m.

Little Ferry al Elmwood Park, 6 p.m. TOMMY LEAGUE Northvale vs. New City at Westvale Park, Weslwood, 7 JO pm Tournaments Stan Musial STATE TOURNAMENT Saturday Allendale vs. Ramsey at Hacken I Send for our FREE pamphlet I Specially formulated for walks, patios, walls and other i "Guidelines for Concrete Projects" projects around the house, it's the best laboratory tested ft Al A INDUSTRIES Concrete you Can pour! 0 BOX SOS. Hackensack.

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1 1 11 and New York 1 Wednesday BERGEN LESION Champtenship game Park Ridge vs. Ridgefield Park. 7:30 p.m. PASSAIC LEGION Ckampitnskip game Wayne PAL at Clifton Post I SUBURBAN LEAGUE WoodclHf Lake at New Milford. p.m.

Dumont at Paramus, 6 p.m. ATLANTIC COLLEGIATE Jersey at Long Island, 7:30 p.m. Scranton at Teaneck, 7 JO p.m. MET LEAGUE Saddle Brook at Little Ferry. 6:45 p.m.

Clifton Baskingers at Wayne, 6 p.m. Emerson-Weslwood at Moonechie, a p.m. TOMMY LEAGUE Park Ridge vs. Closter at Westvale Park, Westwood, 7 JO p.m. Thursday ATLANTIC COLLEGIATE Long Island at Nassau, 7 JO p.m.

MET LEAGUE Palisades Park at Clifton Baskingers, a p.m. Wayne at Saddle Broy, p.m. sack, 4 pm Mickey Mantle NORTH ATLANTIC REGIONAL Saturday Ridgewood vs. TBA, TBA Babe Ruth (16-18) MIDDLE ATLANTIC REGIONAL Friday Iron Area National vs. Southern N.J.

SKnVI? om Champion at vstminisler, 2 JO on' "5 pm pm Willie Mays (9-10) NORTH ATLANTIC REGIONAL AN games at wattrbary. Cam. Bob Feller (14-15) Gerry Neary TwrnameM At stem Paint, NY Secand round Thanday Ramsey vs. Stony Point, 5:30 pm TBA Saterdev Glen Rock at TBA,.