The News from Paterson, New Jersey • 26

ftft July 13. 1972 Patmnn lefts' MONTICELLO ENTRIES Boboy Refuses fo Play Wfi Cameras Presenf A4aor League Boxes Phils Schedule Doublchcadcr JOS Svjml' rrfiu- Agency fo Offer Mortgago Loans At Low Interest TRENTON' (L'PI The New li tat ti I HU4) MMU44J 4 MuM tk I Htrfieile 1 in. mm: r. km hi St! 4 t. i ll I I t'r Father William Lomhardy, Catholic prirt who is 111) 01 I 4 I I i 4 I 4 I I a Jersey MortSS Finanre Afien Mll ll 11 ft I 'ifieief Ilinrule4 4 eulel i 11 REYKJAVIK, Jctlantl tLTI) 4 i i i Sir, KiK hi-r.

lidv on it 1 1 1 cam jon in hit dnv (if the the'ey will make iueday for more in mortgag wand ma iter, to analy.e Voni game and' prepare Uidav'i encounter. Pldtkuit (IMIUMII ikt ,1 4 0 It 1 1 5 i 6 (I it i I lie 4 i 0 6 -e i Mi.f in 4 I V-el l. i 1 I Wt mi mi ill i-ecifi I II 1611 -fp 4 6 0 'i I III C'''l I I 4 l. 4 MM ft Ml 1IW4 MIUI Tel.lt i. m.i in loans to enable resident! to ror.

1 cheM chmpirhip, l. .4 i i i i M. IIHI 111 1 1 "I "I Tre ehallengef lout the fir.t.roiA money at low intere.t rate! I 4B( I 6i heeltet i. Haniein I I Jien I CMC! Miif i 1 bt" Ivinn i ni'iliur Tnnisicf 'Lc l.f'f.n VIM lo 1 1 nu fj f.i ft', At Piji h.n iufnij tr.io riduhlc 'I (i'si cTitrp which Hiri Mi! 'if! JuIv'T, Will if I i 1 ur M'i4 ii i Itio h'''l'im if the (mil iit nd run mi in sicifiil Ihf for nr nt will fill Sorrren 9 (ilell I F. Il.l,'.

li dy ihreiirned to walk out on thu mitch' with title holder Horn Spiky unlet All televmion camern art lemoved from the hull, Fucher'i demand kt pre- I I i I i i ti i i I Mlt i' Wn I I h. i a i i I li I 4 I 4 1 5 (.. i i i I i it i 4 t. 4 I I a I ti I I 4 -4 i I V. lr I 4 I .1 iHW I 91 1 hts I -t 11 '4 -V: 1 1 I.

i 1 4 4 i.e.. gsuf at the 2'Jth move when in to buy moderate priced Domes, taking one of pawn, announcement was made he ellowH his binhop to be I Wedne.day by Hobert Wat. trapped. By doing this be non, executive director of the effect exchanged one bishop for agency, who said that since the two pawns-an action which aiiency began lat November, it i I Ill Mlmi.lef ew 1 I ker I ti Hi I 4) 1 1 p.m n. 1 I f.

I I III Tel. le II I II TeUlt IIM rented bv ried liamer, net i has made million avail favored the champion It nra.Ua.l ika I' fi.a 414 (kail 4 I III VI v. ll. oe as lil'ie Mnnlieil art -4i ewrauon. at a cnura medinc able.

The $.2 4 V4l' 119H I Mt t.liKKk MM Although Fucher made a dcipeate attempt to turn the gam into a draw. It became million will be ban participating bank! Mil Pile! 1.. died by 17 with ifprf.entatif of the International ('hei Federation a i i ,) i III 4.4 Pl.4 I 14 I fll Mi (ti nd the I Itrintnrle Hltei 4 a I mH. ana wan aocia ohviout tfiat Spasskv could notfand savings j1 Velftime mi SI 9 II I I 4 1 it, 1 1 iur, im iccinmnc WEani-en and reorekentativet of L' 51 JH Hulll f.tellHI III aepi irom promoting a pawn turns Iv r.f rioc I tint i Mut i li -i 1 1 4 'on "icompaniei owning the televUlon to a queen, thus making an eventual checkmate a certainty. i 1 1 i i i i riehti to the match, internation fi 1 1 1 HM I i hmrllrt 1 1 .1 4- I 4 1 I I 1 IN I hr- T11 1 1 Mff jfunhi'd h'ltlf 1 ((() lliwunft Tint-, C4- i ll al cheM Miurcei naid.

Trie referee of the match, ll I- ie.e 4' II) 76 A MONTICELLO SELECTIONS Germany'! Lothar Schmid, said Ftiiehf -will tone the jecond Sor'tteH itril M.MMI I. I I vifdhmii 1 I 1. Major League Leaders jiRime by default if he docs not 4k ki 4k ki i Padrej lee Faces turn lin (or the kcheduled ..1 Mnneman p.irtieal la al haiien in I r. VDTi atsrl lArl.u 1 1 nettera in 4' Mi Anellv I i I I 1 1 7 iiii 4 I I 4 I I I ewiieri. MI4P- I 1 1 44 Alffelrt 14., Vi I 4 '1 in ll'4' If Ve ii.

r. 4. T-t 4 I I I mvh I I I We, 1 111)1 mi II 4 1)04 iM1 rl I ea4taf MllllHAL 1 141,1 I T. Of Ae l.ieil 1 Jolelkni, A-J. Surgery on Hand SW IHKCO (t'N' I nn l.ff, S.in Iii-co Mil li 1 I 1 1 SiUe ft Te a Mn4t.

A I itenaa, (mj lev. I'll H.k.l, All 4 I A I lli.l, TAP Proposes Tenant-Landlord Solutions Francis Real of Carroll representing the Tenants Association of Paterson (TAP), submitted list of proposed solutions to tenant landlord problems to commissioner! at the fire and police board meeting; Tuesday. The group asked for strict control of housing ordinances, complimentary inspections to be conducted by the Fire Department, appointment of a member of TAP to the housing division of the board and the setting of 4krkki till a. HI I. I i- I.

1 re. I ft I I 1 i I. n. A 41 1 ii ar T1 all IT I 1)1 1 44 74 in 44 T4 11 4T l1 1 1 1 1 a. no (aid organizers will not keep spectator, from the first two rows of seats to the hall as they did during the fim game on Fischer's reque.

The 2year-ld New Yorker walked out for 35 minutes Wednesday to protest two television cameras hidden above the stace where the 11 n. VI IM l.eir. AM Oliver. I'll 1 I I 0 10 4 1 I 4 4 0 4 0 111 410 114 0 oriio 0 ft I A 1 4 4 I 110 U'l 41111 pji'lriA' h.l! ill MjrfT 1 hurdiy and ijll-l fTDl, MX WM'ks, l.ii- w.n "ii thr 'miiirt! tif his ncM hanH 4 111 'jee, en in ft4'emefl fi44 pf irn C(rro' I 'i S't- MM 411 III T4I4II I I 1 6 1 111' 111) I 0 I 0 4i i 141 I till H.knr. IA Almi, St.

1 mii 144 III 111 l.n lie l' ..111 4 II 1 4- i nil a r.i 1 'ff it ti I l.r-' sr fill i 1 ii AwraitAN Mevti Ck4p4 4krkN i We'iee, 14 4 1 0 p4.no Win- rl 4 111 eel Hi Vnrrl 1114 Wi.ll.en 11,1 M.ftmen Waiten I' 4 4 0 Caiite'el (I Meoerl II 14 1 Ci4 trf loner ft 4 111 f1weii 4 I I I PuDoU Meimi IB 4 I I Muwiley Pohenip 3 i Merlin llll Pemthel rnim4 pn Pioelul PipllH ptl Aer 14 AO I i 1 (i. a 41 a. 'Vi P'r board TW4M IM loo 41 41 Tl Tl 1 41 44 ll 11 T4 41 thtilm. KC I'niela. KC ono mr incir cnimpionsnip maicn, li.a, H-4 III sctieduicd to run maximum of iitit.

ROOSEVELT ENTRIES 14 Allele PKil4t1prii )00 6I4 4I4 24 games. 44 74 54 71 T4 TT T7 74 "I 74 Ill nt mi S4 'l JH 144 i-i W7 1 kl I I 00 110 llll I 17114 llmil, ei Mat. hi Herrr. at Slaliiv, Kl! Beginner'! Krror Althouch he went into the rn4 I Mil. 14 llll tl T4I4H i fiP Ph iiuteipt.a irifl l.i4 Aoeet 4.

1 dilCl'IMI'l Ruttler. 4'e r.n. Vwn IB e'4r ii lt4 T4I4II Hovl larear'. Mo iniv-ei. al time limits for landlords to make repairs.

much-postponed first came a 11 171 Mt-I 144 404 441 4 IV- 1 11 ll Holaa, KC 7 Ml heavy favorite, Hschcr made Board Chairman Sal Barone lax .11 I 1. Peuwnel. OP Hoilon I Pixxtipn what appeared to be a Nalteeal lef.et Kemk, Cm 14: King. II I 1 ih'mki iiurinj; a Eiimr wi'h the Montreal Kxpo at IMor.trral. 1 Thi' (tTt.Kin ti otirrat came fcr .1 (onsiiltalion brtwr-cn tfiirn Vr.

ru) Batirr Rf! 'h Ihnfxlic Dr. ftfitii-it Kcrl.in The opfratmn, cxpi rli'd In occur in I.n hr hanfllod by hand snrrialisl Dr. Ilrrhirt of Angrlrs, trim Mit'l l.ic 'i h.ttin? .11 with f.rvrn li'iitir tim, nnd 10 run hatlrd IP 4f 411 I 4 1 1 4 4 5 1 I I 4 4 I (I man. Hr' in A am, AU ami 1 t. beginner'! error end went down 4 i WfM'll r- Oil li May.

Hon end Coii-ert. kl I I I' I' to defeat at the hands of the 35- I 1 Aaaeriiaia lium Alien. I hi Hi fa ah tnn Moviion COrfaio I OA Snin, W.lliaml 111 e4.rger HBl M.ller I (I. Vey 4 Wynn 1 I 1 41. VV.IIIair.4 (11.

M.rkman (101. S-Meiijer. M.H4r. If Hllmi asked that the fire department and the division of Community Improvement! aubmit report! on what steps are being takett to protect tenants. 4 Del 11 Jarajann.

Oak Hi Dultrea and II I e(h TiVnl 4'4U4 ITVP-C14 Tp.6fl til. If Kpatean. (lak 14. 11 1 1 I I I MIHI i i i i Ami, year-old Soviet world champion. The moment of truth was I.

lp rtrkkM Rene Ball. SalU.al Uaiail Henrh. (In Ui km. painful. Fischer roue from the iniiiii 1114 1 111 ma.H' 4.

huigell. PHI Ml Oliver. Pill JV Mar and Hader, Mau ndl Col-berl. Hf I fe-e I I I I 11 1111110 Fire Chief HarolrJ Kane explained that his department already conduct! Inspection! ai requested by the TAP. 1 I 'VI Aweriraai leageei Allen, Oil M.

May korrit 14 r.r.H.n PiuvM P. Iff! Phoenira Aker Save-CaflllKt 15) 1 Ml. A J.4 massive mahogany chess table made a helpless gesture and resigned at the Sfith move. Before stomping out of the hall, ki I 1 1 4 I 0 ft ft I 1 I I ft Kerry, he 47 May. (Til and Ounr4ii.

I I I rfil 4 I fr. 1 ll, I I rt m- ii 1 I I In. 11" I- 1 ll 4 i 1, (line nai a paur tarn 4kun 44. HftP Py Aker (Mar) I ft A rilrkUif Hal Ma I leuae: Nolan, Cm 111 he reached, over to shake 4 110 1 In I'arllno. Phil 4i KVaver, I -4k a Spassky's hand.

Chi II Ti Blaaa. Pltl Ift-li 112 1 4 111 4 I -T I .1. line II I 4 1. Mi e4 1 I' 4 (HI 4 lil A I i e. tt'''1 Jli 1 ntn itiffi.

A 4r'r llf vut-i in tnr cvpnth mnm hv a pilch by Torn i l.i -was hit on thr hiad Monday mcht's camn lartinv, tho Kxpo-- and had to i from the field, but pnned negative. M. teelt Iblkkl 4 0 0 0 Plrnrh If 4 41) Melenrtei If 1 t) I) 0 rnaliv 2ti ID Jt Aimi Ih It 0 0 Trre th 410 4 0 0 0 1 a rhn rl 4 0 10 tut rl 4 A 1 A MaxvHI 44 2 A t.ibarin noon I mi ft 1.1 I Tol.U Fischer obviously as unset cieteiann. 1. 1041 huttnn, LA l3.

hi.i4. II lii' ak kl llrllr.ll kl lilt MrAllle 1 1 A A 1 fl A A Aeaerkraa League: ly.hr IkM 44i Allenle liro rf lUHer l.lene In mi ll llrimn II Uiiiinmt 1h ekenm a I'eiT-i l.rtrr.iin 7h S- riueier M. l.eiri fi Hrrre tih Mi Unpen Totalt Allanli-SI l.nula but Cramer, who is a member Ih 4 13 1 rrrv. lev i li Wrmd I hi, 13 i ralm-er. Ball 12 4i lour tked with II vtrlorkM 4 A 0 A Tavlnr 2i 4 0 11 llll of the American's camp, said "he is a pro and this is part of llll) 4 110 101 4 3 4 0 10 111 I 1 1 ft I A BkIHI in 4 0 Northtup rl 40 4 0 llortoft If 4 I 1 ft t'aah lb 4 0 11 Klanlry rl 1 ft I I llaller tin ret 1 Mii Hjv Hrl ll j.

I.ilwlv r.ilie, I Tair.nn 1 lUllrr. If 4-Srv'le Sm MiNllI I llwltiel, ll Cot the the game. I believe he has enough to come back in Teiaa Vrlann Mi Harrah aa Mimher 114 Hilllnja II Kin llutiner rl l.ovitlo rl Kuban Handle 3t fox Jnnea ph Maikloi ph Cnrvlwakl l.inrttilarl am 1 fl 1 0 WHA Conducts Draft Today 4 i 1 wn nun rmo a raft h- Mr Wrifnnl, V. I'-H'l rfl Ii match. After all, there are 23 possible games Fischer locked himself into his hotel suite with his second, Ann.

Ii 11 4 rwt I I luw I i Href fl H'l' I imJ l.l. fl 14 li 4 llearnvr. All'W Tim W. I-iimi A-1 ir 1 r. T- I I'llK'eM I 4 Hel I li'ti.

I. A limine. TN fMfer III te fl-T! ff. Iftftft Hrnkman 0 101 Slavbark 411 I ft 0 ft 1 0 0 ft A 0 ft 0 0 0 0 ATLANTIC CITY SELECTIONS I I.1V 4 Mikrt Jiir.rrit A 'I I .1 4 MiK, Two Wills Filed Two widows were left estate! In will! filed for probate in tbt office of Passaic County Surrogate James D. Ward.

George Weir, who resided at 34 MacFarlan Hawthorne and was 77 when he died June 30, left the entire estate to his wife, Mrs. Martha Elizabeth Weir. Eugene Greiner. who lived at 18 Exchange Place. Clifton, and was 66 when he died June 25, left everything to his wife, Mrs.

Veronica Greiner. l.ini'.! CLEVELAND (LTD The first day of a two-day meeting I'lH Ailama 4. SI. Iruit 4 lit Torre, 3B-farlv HHJithaon ill. RroiH (Ji.

Mi -Torre Ip ir kk Vhueier 1. 14 4S0 Miljin I A M. Wuren 1119 1) Oihaon WIS I 0 0 1 T- V. A -1T7 I ft 0 0 lord pn oi me world Hockey Associa y. i i Total! New Yerk ki San Frenetic 4k kbl Tola la 1 Thiitle II Sri'i'ttfl S-iln.

t'ar. lion's general managers here 11 3 0AOO I jvo.int ri'k 4 10 0 nin Wednesday was taken up with MerreKon nail? Martin! II 4 0 0 0 Tnn Dei nut 00 1 00 inn 7 Minima Hnr.ier. Ai Ili-M 1 Hi.virll (t. rWrf Al leys Flnoi! 'inrher, nol 1110 liOOSEVELT SELECTIONS By TRACKMAN lB- planning a player draft. A.

spokesman for the newly- DP-Tnai King Bond rt Maddoi rf Soeier 44 McCovey lb Kinqmer, 1ft Heaiy Fuente, lb 4 0 11 4 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 10 0 0 10 10 Lions Make Change Trxaa Detroit 10 2B I nvitlo. Bntlner. Nelaon. Caalt SB ITU in Trnl I Mil J. siar 4 iet.

ft Uihiter I Hi- y-A I Itt.e OlP. llill 4H HrTirllle, I i ntik. Maim Wsinala lMi. Ha n'm l'lrtninar) ilknoier. J.

aliahan 4V.Agaunai, Inalfi i ap His Oi'k'inn. Trirlrr r.enl, (aharl Irro TRENTON Trertton State cl Fregoil lb Hovwe I lb Over Suoak.i Grote rl Garrett lb Metiac created professional hockey league said the draft would 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 looo llll 10 0 0 3 110 llll Collece has been foreed to alter I in 4-1 Nelaon. S- Bnnkman Ip er kk a 11 Panther Hennerioo ll 1 1 1 0 McDowell 10 0 0 I'rt da Kim lieerlvrlale llirlre lij Xiklni, Miriam begin at 9 a.m. EDT todav. rhevj B'iller.

Pv. Dm Sklpa. Mum its 1972 football schedule. A -HIt! Mall, tain Glory 10 0 0 The general managers of all 12 teams were to participate in selections from a pool of some came scheduled for Oct. 14 against Curry Collece has bften Arnold ph Reberger Galieonr ph Mollift Tetela Mtat Jug Time.

3-Anne Vorlafa N. Itiervi 1 1 l.inrihlad Slav.a.k 1 1 I I I I I agr 0 0 0 0 looo food 14141 Willie Parker 7- 'Itierainie liiamnnrl, rornnn Hanover, Vnrln VS.Hidrr nit, CrrUr tjii'at. Grant ham Total 37 4 1 3 1H liel 1 Mil' lMar rioMil, P. Wehaier I Jl inmln VfA. Ml 1 I ropfmct 4 4- Hi Art Lot'll.

I Hush. W. MarVi 1 1 lteerie 4harlrn, amilla la liell. VI tana Hanover 600 players. The players to be chosen lliii-k I i red.

Aon ChSille. Yankee San Frartcikce New Vent wwioioqft i in 4 cancelled. The contest against Nichols Collece, originally scheduled for Nov. 11 will bo played on Oct. 14.

CkKag Cleveland kl -Hiar treat. A I.HH Chip, bi were named on the WHA's 10 Sj-v Sanli, m-ktal). Mimi Frllpae 4V. t'rin N. rieiir, H.

I Una ll 7C.vlT Nil 1 hist ni.T niii gi 4 hi ion original player selection list. E-Kingrrvan, Fregosl. DP-San Frentlito 1, New York I. LOB-San Fr4iKUco 4. New York 10 Mr.

1. rnnUlnn ID-1 Williemt rf Andrew) ID Allen II) Sill Bell c' 1 ft 0 0 Brohamr 7b 110 Johnson II 2 110 Fo4 link I Hir Imid. lanrle Lnhrll, K4tnne llulh 1-4' ft Jimrne, Jamelea Prlili' Aatrea two 4 111 4 0 10 4 111 1 1 1 0 4 111 Not included in the player pool are the names of players 38-Vayi IB-Harrelton Miner lb Dyer. Ip bb ATLANTIC CITY ENTRIES Relcfierat cl 4 111 Nellie )b IT If tio Trnl I Vile ft c. rtitierj I 4 113 7 2 AAav II 4 111 LOIich rt I.

rival Rit. Juat Mlrhelle, Nanry 1113 Mets Drop Capra To Tidewater NEW YORK (UPI) Right-handed pitcher Buzz Capra was optioned by the New York Mets Wednesday to their Tidewater farm club in the International League. Capra appeared in 14 games for the Mets this vear, primarily in relief, and had" a 3-2 record with an earned run average of 4.58. Manager Yogi Berra said Capra ws being returned to Tidewater so that he could benefit from regular work. 4 0 10 Cnamblti lb 10 0 1 Spmne lb I'le McDowell 1-7 Reberger Motldl Matl4ck 15 3 3 1 0 4 12 0 Leon 2b 4 i toao 011 0 0 14 1 DrMarr Shoi.

In Tlm A. 4 lf ll.TAft Tare 4 Paramriunt Plr k. II 2 Ihurlrv II. Ol.n n.maniii or 0 0 0 0 Kilkenny 10 0 0 iT'lle. I I J.

Oninn 4-1 Mirr five. It. t'ormier Kritt'tie liean, Mi Null I 4 Var Imlir. tia.hiaitn T- rif Mvi. VI) 4 1 previously frozen on the list Each team froze 50 names.

Doctor Will Check Clemente's Virus I rihell, Jnhn Are I l.rmi Bv Itrilr. Mikea Beltoat Oakland Hlr Bl I-I 111 At, MINI. ak kl ab bl 4ih II.Mft Par 1 I Toome Viking. H. rnllma I Miriam Buller, B.

Wagner 1-Tnie Dew. T. I.unrtiento 7 Willie Parker, Cla MrCandleat 1 Michael, Pmll 2 Amlinl 'Hanover, fiigarnna fi. Iieeirah l.vnn. I'erranlo 4 Aimhro Jaguar.

P. I onaol Herrmann 1 0 0 0 Foster ph I 0 0 0 Alvarado 5 0 0 0 Lamb 1060 Wood 4 0 16 Hiigenoorl 0 0 0 0 McCraw ph 10 0 0 Tnlall 31 1 II Telali 4f 4 Harper 11 3 0 0 1 C'paneria 44 0 3 I 1- Dunham ll.inover, 1. Soiilhrin Snin. VaJihaahk 7-IiiiI lnil. Smilh l.irn Mina.

Dnrer I -HunrM ll'inul. Mun'r Leepv 1 0 0 0 Rurtl II 5 0 1 11 4 I .1 1 li I 4 1 4-1 4 1 10 I 4 1 I 1 SI 4 1 4 I 4 1 4 1 4 1 10 1 4 1 1 'ha user 0 0 0 ft rf 4 0 0 0 3n t.rillin 2b 5 0 I A Trnare 3h 1 1 104 )00 001 0(010 000 4 Chicaqe CleveUnel R'lDC A BUS Fiak 3 3 3 2 F.pilein Ih 5 0 0 0 P'rorelll 3b 5 0 2 1 Mangual rl 4 3 3 2 4 Merlialor Mike. A 1 Stnnrrnr Tlrlirl, V. 2llarori4 Dtfairi. 11 PITTSBURGH (UPI rigbtficlder Roberto Clcmente flew here from Cincinnati Wednesday for examination and treatment of a viral ailment.

I er Krllv to your Favorite So erio. Leon DP Chicago 1. Cleve lard I LOB-Chicaon 17. Cleveland 4 7B-Eqan, Nettles. HR-Wllllems (2).

Reichardt (5). Fosw (6), Lolich ii). $-Chambli4i. Reicherdl. I er bb io Tnil 11,1114 llrevl.

Trot I II Krllv Kmc nacEPiacE aler lb i 1 0 0 Duncan 5 15 3 Cighvie rf 3 110 Cullen 2h 5 13 0 Bcniquet 4 1 3 1 Hamilton 2 ft I 0 Miller rl 4 13 1 Fingers 10 10 Curtis 1 0 0 0 H'drirk ph 10 0 0 Tiant 0 ft 0 ft Knowlejr 0 0 0 0 C.aguano ph 1 1 1 1 Bando ph 0 0 0 0 Krauaae 0 0 0 YaVm'ekJ 111 0 0 0 Total 37 7 II Totals 43 14 I 7 ArjiO Krrranlo Hiairillthl, 4415 4-Vanlm Trader, 4 4 4 4 5 4 1-3 4 110 0 1 1 7 2 4 I 51 1 61 1 11-1 11 Wood 111 Kilkenny L4mb 1-4 HMorndorl WP-lamb. Wood. -Sile, .1 Siver Ten Callnn. Dancer 2Sparma Hanover, S. Ilavlea 3 3 10 0 1 PB-Egon 1.

A f. l-ola Mlka, Vitrlli 2 Tidal (iale. rti Oiiartmr llh tTvm Pare 1 1 Theodore Diamond, M. 4 Mr Vineddv, c. Taradu 1Vorlex, ('.

lCaoie 2 Pocono Hanover, I. rullea 5-Karnor Koyal, L. Tulino 7 Actor Melody, K. Huebwh 4 Tnm Blue E. linhmeyer H-OK'4 Al, N.I).

A.K. I star Complex, D. 1- Key Enterprise. Pullen 4lh I'iTSin Pare I 4- Wondnr Colt, II. Mnrano 5 Cedar Quet.

Butler RTullv, B. Stafford 2 John Silver A. .1. Mirlnelll Jr. I'rank Braden.

J. Markt I 'ourt Kanrv. P. Flmd 12 1 Ronton 1 00 I no 7 ROOSEVELT RACEWAY 1 Samoa. I).

Wacner A Y. Oakland 0U 01ft 00 I Cullen, Benlouex, Ten4c. Er-tein. B. F.

GOODRICH LEE TIRES 4 PLY NYLOV DIM HI. BELT HIT m.nn f.Th-m fzj.oo 7.T.1-M 21.1X1 K7S-14 20.00 77K-I4 2II.OII .11.00 N2.VM 34.041 H7H-I4 S2.00 H.WI4 2I.OII 4.7N.I5 S2.00 77S-IH 211.00 H7K-15 B4.00 Mill-IS 1N.MI 40.00 OS-IS 2.T.OO H.V1-1S 2.V00 Wlllard Raerle Fed. F.i Tnx Ine. Am Low A S24.00 I K4trrn star. Smllh Jr.

Caler. PP Boilon 3. Oakland 1. LOB Bn-ton I. Oaklfnd I.

Ird II.IM Pare 1 2B Petrneelll, ullen, Marumal, Beni- nnawrll f. J. RalhlKine Milwaukee Mlnnto1 abrhbt ibrhtM Davli II 4 110 C4rw 5b 5 0 0 0 Heise 2b 3 0 0 0 Thompvt 3 111 Brown 3b 1 0 0 0 Klllebrew lb 4 1 2 0 I ahnuH rl 3 fl 1 1 Reese IB 0 10 0 quei. Miller. HR-Mangual (21.

Kink 7 Johnny Hoa. .1 K. Krhmi.el 7 2 I'Mlnrk CaniAin, II. (larv 5-1 (12), Duncan I). SB Sr Harper, HR.iron tlroe.

M. Lohmever 1 in er bo an 3.25 rUND TRIP -Rrnal Can. n. Colllna 4 1 Rriaat lb 4 0 2 0 Darwin cl 1 1 2 Every racing night, buses leave from Main and Passaic. Aves Passaic at 6:15 p.m.: from Main and Union Clifton at 5,20 from Broadway Terminal.

Paterson at P.m.. DELAWARE PARK Every Sunday buses Icavo from 151 Frre Mounting" Free Wheel Balancing- 2 Sing, W. Wathen V- l.orrl Paul II. MrCmuh 4 1 1 I rf I'iniher. H.

Munlt 15 1 7- riianiham Ibell. H. Kelly A.K: I-- Krli hrm Brinlh, J. Halhbon 2 Dream, 1.. Hock Curtle 3'k 13 3-14 Tiant ft 0 0 0 0 Krauire 1 3 110 0 6-1 3-S 4 2 2 2 1 Newhnuier Mi ft ft 0 0 0i Hamltlnn 4 4 4 1 1 Finger 51 2'4 5 3 2 0 2 Knnwle 3 10 0 12 tire sales A 1 lio (in Anry.

N. OHn 4 1 Toea May cf 4 0 10 Soderhlm 3b 4 111 Clark 3 0 0 0 Bryn II 3 0 11 Ratlilt 4 0 0 0 Renick rl 4 111 Auerbach it 4 0 0 0 N-ttlM rf 0 0 0 0 BreM 2 0 0 0 Mltterweld (3110 Bewl 0 0 0 0 Root 10 0 0 Ferraro ph 1 0 0 0 Blyleven 3 0 10 Sander, 0 0 0 0 Tstelt 131 SI Tot 4 14 111117 I-I Thar. rrl. Baturdav 'With Purchat 160 Avnu ater4on, N.J. SSI -090.

Save Newhamer (3. WP Le. i 3:06. I 000 001 000-1 000 041 10 1 7.75 Milwaukee Minnetot Ulh t. Alio Pare I S-.

C. Diamond. C.agllardl I 2-Buck Creed, H. Punev T2 4 Noble Flip. (i.

MrC-anllea 4 1 Avon harlcv, A. Sharkev Jr. I 7 -Pine Hill King. F. Jaeger 6 1 1- hamp Rainbow, .1 Polllo 41 1 Snuntrack N.

J. Hoenlner 1 Yankr-a (luard, N. olm 11-1 I rhAillnn ldvll, S. Inokal 41 2- Hnralln Hanover, T. Luchentn 1-1 R00N0 TRIP llh llfiim Trot I 1 Pir Our st inn.

1. Sprrrnrll 57 1 Mradnw iriilv. I liathlmn 7 2 I'aitili, i Minre 5 I 2 -Trailrr II Moron 6 1 ah.illero, A Kavnlrll ft 1 5-phanlom Fling, llattrml 4 1 7-Shiiinn Spei'Ulor. 11. Morgan 4 1 Heinaid c.

P.iradn 15-1 A 1 1'iprr Itainhnw, J. Idlhhiinn 1 broadway Paterson at 0 Union Clifton "at 920 from Main and Pacsaic at 0:40 a.m. (tare Includei avJmitiion to track) E-Clark. Soderholm. DP-Mllweukee 1.

LOR-Milweukre 7, Minnesota 4. 7B-Milterwnld. HR. Renick (7), Crwln 01). Soderholm (10).

S-Blyleven. IP rekba Brett L' 5 4 2-3 4 4 4 2 4 B4II 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Sanderi 14 110 0 This time it's a grueling Blyleven 4-10 3 1 1 1 4 WP-Bretl. A4.I74. Kanaai Cltv Baltimore 5th Pare I 1 Pn Ciain. W.

liuller 31 2 Kim Ilii-ilMlaTr, II Krllv 7 2 7 Mmlrl Man. K. Ixihtnrer 4-1 1 limy Uidge I.ad, D. 51 U-It rule To lira. .1.

41 4 M. lluebarh 4 1 S-tirnrral Itrook. .1. Marlnelll Jr. 4 I 4- Praeiidlum, B.

Wagner 12-1 A. 1 lliver Koad Whipple. D. 7 1 2- (ienrral Con, T. Luchcnto I I With II.

Mm Pare 1 ft Mm F.rhpae, Halhbon 3-1 7 all Me Liiikv, Measlne 4-1 2 Second Fwldle. D. 5 Cocktail, S. Warrington 4-1 3 Saw Santo, W. Butler 1-1 4 Calmway.

A. Ahbatiello 61 4 Brown Buddy, A. Sergl 6-1 I We Buttons, T. 8ulrkl 101 A.K. 1 Crlaanne, Serhei 51 2- Big Gamble, B.

Wagner 4-1 ttitnon: Bietdwif Ttm'mtJ 1684-7000 Clifton: Httin Trtttl Burttu, 1 Msin A 100) ftutic: Kent Tnl Swvict, 635 Main A v. (777-2222) or Ctrroirt Conttciiontrf. 70S Mt'rn At: (473-9756) TRANSPORT OF NEW JERSEY 25-kilomcter jV-aT- 'I. II 4 -44" abrhbl brhM Palnk 41 4 0 0 0 Bulord II 5 0 2 0 bikoraco Otis cf 2 2 0 Blair cf 5 0 0 0 Scheinblm rf 4 3 1 Crowley lb 4 0 0 0 Hovlev rf 0 1 0 Robinson lb 4 1 1 Piniella If 4 2 11 Grich 7b 4 0 0 0 mm) Keouah If 0 0 0 0 Powell lb 4 ul 1 2 Meybrry lb 3 0 1 1 Wntt 0 0 0 0 featuring somo 75 members oftho 1 I Kirkpatrck 0 1 2 Johnson 2b 3 12 2 Taylor oh 1 0 0 0 Belenaer is 0 0 0 0 May 0 10 0 Oales 3 0 0 0 Rois 2b 3 115 Etchebrm 2 0 1 Flovd 3b 5 110 Dobson 10 1 Nelson 3 0 0 0 Shooav eh 10 0 0 tv A U.S. Olympic team.

Burqme er 0 0 0 0 Harrison 0 0 0 0 Ahrrnothy 0 0 0 0 Baylor oh 1 0 0 0 Knoop 3b 1111 Reltnmnd rl 1 0 0 0 Fitzmorru 0 0 0 0 Jeckson .0 0 0 0 Scott 0 0 0 0 Totalt 34 11 11 11 Total, 374 4 4 101 M0 001 7 11 Kanta, City Baltlmor 020 000 TOO 4 Saturday between the day racing. You'll also seethe legendary Jackie Simes pit his biking skill 'against a horse in a one-mile race. And listen to Bob CrosJjy and his Orchestra. To say nothing of the day and hight racing. Grlch.

DP-Kensas City 2, Baltimore 2. I OB-K4nsas Cltv 5, Baltlmor fi-r 2B-Myberrv, Otis, Floyd. HR-Johnson III. Powell (7), Roies (2). SBOtil.

SF M4yoerry. Ip rerbbie I All tor the price of General FRESH YANKEE 4 1-31440 in ft 1 I 0 0 SkWRDKtUMl Kin fS-fl I 1 0 4S on' 0 0 i 4 AND UNEDEMAI GO IT AGAIN 22 3 1 3 4 3 1-3 3-3 lpe av.F RAC NQ SAT. 2:30 AND 8:30 i Nelson Burgmeier Abernalhy 2-1 Fltrmorrll Dobson Harrison Jeckson 0-1 Watt Scott Burgmeier pitched pitched to Save-Fltimorris 121 fjZZUi. 0 1 1 3 3 3 to i bstler in I better in 10th. HBP-by Watt (Pinlelle) New Tork alifnrnla ah hhl ah hi Swnboda rl 5 0 0 0 Alomar 2b 4 0 2 0 Champsall.

SpeedyCrowrij Flower Child, Fideel, Beau Winter, Chiero, round out a great international field of trotting speedsters from Canada, France, NewZealancfJtalyamltlio 3 0 2 2 Berry cl 4 0 0 0 5 0 10 Plnaon rl 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Oliver "lb 4 0 0 0 3 10 0 Sportier, If 4 0 2 0 3 110 Mi 3 0 0 0 4 110 C'denaa 44 3 0 I 0 2 2 0 1 St'enaon 0 0 0 0 Muiuoo Murcer cl White If B'brtg lb B. Allen 2I Sanrhei 3b Kennev aa St'myr mot Ihemld's fastest Uoileisore primed fortius tlassk US: Comeon outforvtcj? 3 0 12 Torhorg 3 0 10 Allen 0 0 0 0 Berber 10 0 0 Motion ph 10 0 0 May 0 0 0 0 I.lenas ph 10 10 Fisher 0 0 0 0 II I I Totals 0 7 ft coIor.thethrilfealhtnLtTf VA mils event. Total of a big night at New Tork California A4A AAA 0(H) IK HI (Mil Jl (Mill 0 poosevelt. Oliver. OP New York 2, California 2.

IXIB -New York 7. California 5. JB Munaon. S-Stottlemyre. hi er tin as Slbtllem.vr 910 Allen 2-1 Barber May 1 Fisher A io.ia.

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