The Times du lieu suivant : San Mateo, California • Page 17

Monday, Nov. 27, 1972 tt HlMfg Son Mnteo 17 BUT NOT A 'LIBBER' BONDS RUMORED TRADEABLE Is Alou Swap First of Many? Stew Turns Jockette HONOLULU (AP) The New low will strike out looking 'for their1 roster for these meetings, the Indians pared down to 381 men, two under the 40 player limit for winter. York Yankees acquired outfield help among the bushes, er Matty Alou from the worldl Historically, trades are the champion Oakland A's Saturday hot items at these annual af for pitcher Rob Gardner and a fairs, not the draft picks, player to be named later. Name players reportedly on The one of many ex the move to different, teams in pected here, was made prior tolclude outfielder Reggie Smith of Cleveland, which lias already World Series, unloaded two left banded hurlers Marcellino Lo pez and Bill Butler to their Oklahomas City team in the Triple A American Association. That means that both will be available to the other clubs along with hundreds of other players from the wide spectrum of minor league affiliates.

Several ex major leaguers are available, but few oi "name' status. Brahl Alye a of Oakland one of those drafted last year, will again be available today After the drafl Pells the week long session, the minor leagues will hold a round of meetings today ant Tuesday. The majors then will take over for the rest of the week with a forml agenda dealing with' the postseason play off format and reports from the player rela tiotis committee, among other things. tnmct si.raigm year, she noted. Two of Lotte's favorite tracks are Brandwich in Sydney and Ellerslie race track in New Zeaiand.

"They hold all girl races there about once a week," she said. Miss Von Brommsen feels that more all girl races would be beneficial to the promotion of racing, "They have proven very popular in other countries," Lotte commented. Despite her affinity for a sport which heretofore has been a male domain, Lotte isn't a slaunch women's libber and doesn't believe that girl riders can compete against male jockeys. "A girl who makes riding her entire life and competes with the male riders soon takes on the traits the 'men," she sur 1 mised. "They don't have time to act like women." Lotte enjoys changing into a feminine role when her riding chores are over.

"I enjoy dressing up in pretty clothes and. being a woman. As a matter of fact," she continued, "next to horses I like fashion and 1 do quite bit of sewing." "Really. I'm not physically equipped to compete with a male jockey. But I do enjoy the competition and I hope thai, there can bo more all girl races in California," conceded Ihe ail girl girl jockey.

Meanwhile. Lotte will keep plugging for By GARRY NIVER Times Sports Writer What makes a pretty 29 year old Pan American Airlines purser, who has the world by the tail, hang around horse barns every chance she gets? Lotte Von Brommsen, who won the girls' 'exhibition race at Bay Meadows last Friday, finds that question difficult to answer. The Swedish beauty, who now makes her permanent home in San Carlos, thrives on being around race horses. "I love race horses. And if you treat them right, they return the admiration," Lotte stated.

"Sometimes on a Sunday afternoon when there is no racing my girl friend, Elva Lind strom, and I go down to the barns at Bay Meadows and watch the horses eat." Lotte spends most of her ofT days with Pan Am galloping horses for leading trainer Bill Mastrangeb. "I like to ride thorough breds, bul I would never like to own one," she revealed. ''Bill says that I'm too emotional to own a horse. And' I believs il. I don't think that 1 could stand the heartbreak of losing my horse in a claiming race.

While Friday's girl race was billed as a Bay Meadows promotion, it actually came abottl through Ihe insislence of Lotte. "i have ridden in girl races all over the world, including New Zealand, Australia, New Caledonia, Sweden and Norway," Three Cards All Pac 8 Tight end Charles Young, tfic le Pels Adams, ccnler Davei'f, aSi' J.1 HwSui'ii asm Man oi rne winter meetings which opened here today. Alou is the fifth leading active hitter in ihe major leagues .310 average for 12 seasons He lift .307 in 1972 during a sea son which he split between St Louis Cardinals and Oakland. Alou played in the San Fran Cisco outfield until traded to. Pittsburgh Pirates before the 19(16 season.

That year, lie won the National League batting title w.itn a average. The Philadelphia Phillies got ibe first swing today when t'he meetings opened with a draft of minor league talent. But it's more than likely mat, the leadoff team and the 23 other major league squads that fol Cosell in MIAMI (AP) Howard Cosell is accustomed to taking; abuse from sports fans who don't share his outspoken opinions, but even be says he's had enough from Miami Dolphin supporters. Even before arriving in town to televise tonight's Football League game between the Dolphins and St, Louis Cardinals (6 p.m., Channels 7 11) Howard was in a huff. Coseli said hu and Chct Forte, the producer of ABC Brown, defensive linemen Jojin Grant and James Sims and sophomore linebacker Richard "Batman" Wood were the Trojans named itotho all conference squad annaun ced Saturday, Jones was one of five players repealing from the 1971 team.

The oAhers were Sweeney, USC's Grant, defensive tackle Gordy Guum of Washington and linebacker Steve Brown of Oregon Stale. races around the world. That her mission in life. Together' 49ers Try SUm lord flao three players named Jo 1972 coaches' All Pacifica foc rba 1.1 team; Cali brnia hatf only two. Stanford picks were kicker Rod Garcia, linebacker Jim Metilo and defensive back Randy Poltl.

Cal seleotees were wide receiver Steve Sweeney and defensive lineman Bob Kampa. Conference Champion South em California placed six play era on the 'team and Washmgiton defensive 'back Calvin Jones became just the fifth player in history to make t'he squad a Diaz Has With i racing days re m.Hinir.s Diaz anc Mastrangelo nave just anout locked up he Bay 'Meadows jockey and trainer championships' respectively. Dia'. wBi have a 69 to 50 lead over Juan Go naalez hen racing resumes tomorrow and, barring, a miracle, he will1 wind up the; leading nide Maslrangelo, an Italian J.enor who sings to his horses when he takes ihem to Ihe track for morning training, does not have quite commanding lead, but I I 1 Commanding Lead Continued From Page IS! Ihe 49ers, St. Louis a'.

St, Louis and Detroit at home. The Rams now have a ,1 2 record in the NFC West. Atlanta hosts Houston, plays at San Francisco, and closes home against Kansas City. The Falcons have everything at slake in the 4Ser game. The 49ers are now 2 1 1 in the West.

So the 4Qcrs are hitting crucial times in mixed atmosphere. There is uncertaintythe Rams seem to have the the 49ers are suffering no one knows when John back or if he will be able to gratifyingly successful Steve he does. may be right. The Prospectors have it all together yet. If he's is little time to lose.

Bay Meadows Handicap it would appear be good en The handsome former jockey has saddled 20 witmcrs com pared to 13 for the second place conditioner, Jerry DuLton. The Meadows' season comes tn a Wednesday, Decem ber 20 ilh Ihe big race of the, meeting. iJoe $100,000 added Ca! ornia Juvenile Stakes, coming up for decision Saturday, December 16. This 'ConrinE Saturday will see li ip final msinr Dl'fin for the mile and a sixteen lib juvenile, 1 Warriors Return Johnston's Scoring Sparks Seals out laking a shot tiie Seals seconds aparl, but Johnston burst out with goals by appcd it up for the Seais Laframljoi.se and Reggie Leach with a shot into an empty Red to make 5 2. Wing net for his 11th goal of Tn Ihe final perioJ Ecclestonelthe season at 10:21.

and Alex Delvecchio scored 3ul The Wings bombarded Seals Igoalie GiHes Melochre with 44 shots, 21 of them in the third ala mlc' etpnrinn period, compared with 30 Seals OCdlb Ot OrJIlg at ihe Wing goalie. The Phillies, who gottheNo I drafting position because their 1972 record was the wurst in baseball, will no doubt jump into the trading pool. The Phillies, who have already swung a seven man deal, are in need of help at several iwsitions. That help could coine from the Pittsburgh Pirates, who are interested in obtaining Ptilladel phia's ace southpaw, Steve Carlton. He won't come easy, however.

The Phils reportedly want three or four regulars from the Pirates' deep bench squad, ctu ifs use. i.snt nd. st jursons OStl. smrilt. Brawn, Dan Fouli, Oregon, utrrr.

D6FEHSI John Grn1, USC. Gordy Gulpn, Wh Bob Kampa, Cjl, James Sims, USC.Hne inn: Sieve Srown. OS U. Jim Mrl aniy Polll, SUnlon). snrj Bill OSU, backs! Bruc BamBs, Er Cmn.

Stn Slows art) Chuek Bradley. Or ve w.iiii, jrt w.arter and Sill ishlnalenr Graf, MKt nony OjvIs, Sam Cunnin9lm Winani. USCr Rantfy GiichUr i Herrera, UCLA; Clydt Wara with the two year old division comnetinE in the (25,000 added San Mateo slakes al one mile The Juvenile is the richest two year flid event in northern California and il has national importance, as It is almost certain 'to produce the west's top first vea.r runner and a possible Kentucky Derby candidate next May, T'his is also the final week for She sale or tickets at the track lor children's iwspital day, Wednesday, December 6. COWBOY BOOTS FRYE ACME JUSTIN kali cip wh h.iiiJ. OLSEN NOLTE 1 580 El Camino San Carlos THE SADDLE mc tsosion Kectbox; (pitcher An dy Messersmith cf ihe California Angels; outfielder Tommii Agee and catcher Jerry Grole o.

the New York Mets; outfieldei Rick Monday and pitcher Bil Hands of (the Chicago Cubs and outiielder Bfjooy isonds of uie San Francisco Giants. Only 13 players were drafted by the majors a last year ses sion in Phoenix, and merely two of those struck around for any work in the time. In trast, the Phoenix meetings provided 15 deals involvin; players. At any rate, tire Cleveland Indians appear ready to pick up a minor leaguer or two a Ihe relative bargain basement price of $25,000 apiece. In shaping a Huff television's Monday night football game had' received threatening letters from Miami fans who claimed their heroes were being shortchanged on the program's halftime highlight films, Cosell said he turned the letters over to the FBI.

"Isn't it preposterous that in our tormented world with all its major problems grown men can get so upset over a one minute film clip of a foot bail game?" he commented. and the Warriors outscored the Kansas City Omaha Kings 36 31 in the fourth oenedfor a 133 114 National Basketball Association victory Saturday. The Warriors actually moved ahead 45 41 on a pair of baskets by Maiciii Abdul Rahman four minutes ini.o tile second period and led she rest of the way ex cept for a pair of ties at 69 and 91 all the thirci period, unti Rahman scored his two field eoals. the scare had been tied 13 times and there had nine Nate Archibald figured in 65 of the Kings' points with 37 points and 14 assists. It was the twelfth sxaiphl game in which he was credited with lfl or more assists.

Leading day when, made a birdie From 2s feet on the 14th hole. Thai and the fact that no one else could move in the brutal weather got him started. He saved 'par from bunkers on the next two holes and pa rred 6he last in routine fashion. a crazy game," he shrugged. "I play tins round four over and I'm leading.

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and California Drive Burlingame, 342 8601 OPEN HVES.TO? AND SUNDAY OAKLAND (APj Californifl's Golden Seals are primed to meet the St. Louis Blues here Wednesday after shooting down the Red Wings in Detroit 6 4 Sunday in National Hcckey League play. With a 3 154 record a I Ihej bottom cf. The west division, the Seals launched a tigerish attack against the Red Wings after towing 11 0 to the Maple' Leafs at Toronto Saturday night. They scored in the first 13 seconds with Craig Parfick tipping in a Joey Johnston snot.1 Seven mnures later Stan Gil bertson scored, and three min utes alter that Johnston hit for! the first of two goals.

Late in the period Tim Ec cletone scored for Detroit and! Marcel Dionne early in the. second to out the California lead to 3 2. but after nine minutes with distaff plug seems to bo to 'Get It No. 53 ilnq. A I leSOt.

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Dultbn If ainc: Mares. Thee Yea speed 20 1 Trcled a strangely 49ers' number costly injuries Brodie will be supplant the Spurrier when Vanclerbmidt may not right, there GiveThat GreatVQTaste. Seagram's The First Canadian. Asbe Protests Big Payoff ROME (AP) Arthur Ashe earned bv winning the Wiird World Championship Tennis Tournament final Sunday in what iie called "my biggest payday." He also said 'it was "too much." The 29 year old star from Miami, came from 'behind in the fifth set to beat fellow American Bub Ltttz 2, 3 fi, 6 3, 3 6, 7 6. It was a gruelling, dramst ic traitlE, but after it was over Ashe returned to his role as a militant leader oi the Players' Association.

"That chunk money made this my biggest payday," he said. "But prize money breakdown usually gives ioo much money to fine men at the Icp. "We want to reduce winners' and first round losers' shares, and increase shares in the Pac 8 Grid WLTI 3 1 73 53 3 0 Bav Meadows Results CLEAR AND FAST Coy, Gliding GhctSl. Coiren, Prlncs VI 'cl. iv.

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Jim Jamieson and Ed Sncec1, each had a 70 with Sneed vaulting into a 'group of nine at 214, one over par and just three off the pace. "I just 'hope I don't shoot another 75 and win." saitl the lanky Miller, who has been knocking on the door of golfing greatness for three years. "That would! be kind of unexciting." Nineteen men started the day under ipar. Only Heard made a run at the leaders and his bid failed when he went, four over par on a stretcn ot tnree noies starting at tIM 13tn. The rest of the men at the tap kept drifting back.

Miller didn't drift as far as the rest of He was five over par for the 12iLKeffn3TrV MAINTENANCE LEASE! Spoils Hirdinn. 351 B. au'e. PiS. PB.

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