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Santa Fe, Thurs July 20, 1972 THE NEW MEXICAN B1 pDnit MEXICAN Thera loses 1st bout in Olympic trials but they looked less than sharp in doing so. Busceme decisioned Rufus Dews of Troup, and Valdez whipped Fred Washington of Chicago Heights, Dl. He was coming in on me, Bobick said, and his hands went down for a second. I just threw a short right.lt didnt travel but a foot or so. But it was one of those deadly ones.

Bobick was by far the most impressive of the favorites in action on the first of four nights of trials. The winners here will go to Bear Mountain, N.Y., for pre-Olympic training and will face only one last obstacle a challenge match against, a competitor of the boxing committees choosing before becoming an official part of the Olympic team. Lightweight James Busceme of Beaumont, and welterweight Jesse Valdez of Houston advanced as expected, FORT WORTH, Tex. -Danny Ray Theragood, National Golden Gloves champion from Santa' Fe, N.M. was eliminated in the first round of the Olympic boxing trials here Wednesday by 1971 AAU titleholder Ricardo Carreras of New York.

The 19-year-old New Mexico ace lost a decision to the New Yorker on the first day of the trials in the bantamweight (119 pounds) class. Theragood had advanced from local victories through the state Golden Gloves tournament and four matches in the national competition this past spring. However, the thin but muscular boxer was bested in AAU tryouts earlier this summer. Other top names were in Texas this week hoping for a shot at a berth on the Olympic boxing team. South Carolina convict Bobby Lee Hunter opens his quest tonight for an Olympic gold medal, but he will have to go some to match the showing Wednesday night by Duane Bobick.

Bobick, the Adonis-like heavyweight from Bowlus, toyed with Clifford Stephens of Newton Falls, Ohio, for a little less than a minute in his first bout in the Olympic boxing trials. Then he caught Stephens with a chopping right hand at 1:01 and Stephens was through for the night. SsOff-road vehicle restriction good AL (BLUE) LEWIS lies dazed on the canvas after being night. Lewis, of Detroit, got to his feet but Ali was knocked down by Muhammad Ali in the 11th round of their awarded a technical knockout. (UPI) scheduled 12-round heavyweight bout in Dublin Wednesday Ali stops Blue Lewis in 11th round UP WITH WHITE BALLOON THE NEW.

LIGHT WHISKY THAT FLYS WITH ANYTHING. DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) It wont go into the record book as another famous long count-like the one in the Jack Demp-sey-Gene Tunney title fight in 1927 but the Muhammad Ali camp claimed today a mixup in timing saved A1 Blue Lewis from a fifth round knockout. Ali, the former world heavyweight champion from Cherry Hill, N.J., stopped Lewis of Detroit in the 11th round Wednesday night for his seventh straight victory in his the affects of a heavy head cold that has troubled him for days for his TKO triumph in Irelands biggest boxing show in years. I think Im fighting far too much and getting a bit stale, said the former champion who is pointing for a return title bout with champion Joe Frazier. Lewis looked dazed in the dressing room and didnt want to talk with newsmen, but he said I was pleased with my performance and I would like to fight Ali again.

Ali, who weighed 217'2 pounds to Lewis 2236 for the scheduled 12-rounder, is scheduled to meet Floyd Patterson, another former world champion, in New York on September 20. 5th game of chess is today REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky sit down at the chess board again today. But this time it is different Fischer isnt threatening to walk out. The fifth game of the 24-game world chess championship match begins at 5 p.m. (1 p.m.

EDT) with titleholder Spassky, a 35-year-old Russian, playing white which means he makes the first move. Fischer, 29, has protested every previous game, mostly because of television cameras in the playing hall. He even failed to turn up for the second game, forfeiting it to Spassky. Going into the fifth game, Spassky leads with 26 points to Fischers 16. The American challenger needs 126 points a win counts one point, a draw '6 for each player to take the title, while the defending champion needs only 12 to retain the championship.

division. Hunter is the controversial boxer serving an 18-year prison sentence for manslaughter. He has maintained a silence to the press since arriving in Fort Worth. National League East W. L.

Pittsburgh New York St Louis Pet. G.B. 54 31 .635 47 36 566 6 44 40 524 9'a 45 42 517 10 37 46 446 16 353 24 Chicago Montreal Philadelphia 30 55 West Cincinnati Houston Los Angeles Atlanta San Francisco 39 San Diego 53 32 49 40 45 40 39 48 624 .551 6 .529 8 448 15 433 16V2 32 53 376 21 Wednesday's Results Cincinnati 6, Chicago 1 Montreal 3, San Francisco 2 Pittsburgh 8, Atlanta 3 St Louis 6, Houston 0 Philadelphia 3, San Diego 2, 11 innings Los Angeles 5, New York 0 Thursday's Games St Louis (Santorini 4 7) at Atlanta (Hardin 2 0), New York (Gentry 4 6) at Los Angeles (Downing 5 5), Only games scheduled Friday's Games Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, St Louis at Chicago at Montreal at Philadelphia Atlanta, Houston, San Diego, at Los Angeles, New York at San Francisco, entries Fifth Race Quarferhorse Allowance Purse $1,200 400 Yards 1 Miss Dark Sneak (Meador) 114 2 Brackett's Best (Beauboeuf) 117 3 Three SOt (Jiminez) 117 4 Three Czech Bars 117 5 Lil Rebel (Meaux) 114 6 Brother Hijo (Pacheco) 117 7 Leyban's Mark (Orona) 117 8 Rack On Man (Ledford) 119 9 Avon Straw (Broomfield) 117 10 Run Red Jewel (Trujillo) 117 Sixth Race Claiming $2,500 1 Abbey's Foil (Davidson) 2 Golden Moley (Plaza) 3 Double Legacy (Young) 4 Indian Wing (Martinez) 5 Maria Bonita (Martinez) 6 Idalou (Harmon) 7 Tipsy Rose (Jiminez) 8 Beau Imp (Hunt) Seventh Race Claiming $1,600 Purse $1,200 5 Vi Furlongs 111 111 114 106 119 108 111 116 Purse $1,200 6a Furlongs 1 Burning Ebony (Meador) 2 Creek Road (Singer) 3 Slrokkr's Image (Pacheco) 4 Oldiess Pet (Hunt) 5 Mi Do 6 Best Double (Jackson) 7 Canto Lady 8 Alvera's Pet 9 Macs Bloom (Plaza) 10 Fizzer (Martinez) 11 Golden Brandy (Bewley) 12 Marbo (Martinez) Eight Race Allowance 1 Rocket Penney (Burnert) 2 Mahscious Scene (Jackson) 3 Passiton (Broomfield) 4 Mister Maguire (Gomez) 5 Peacock Manor (Orona) 6 Burn Curl (Harmon) 7 Amindygo (Martinez) 8 Merry Bla (Phillips) Ninth Race Claiming $6,500 109 112 115 120 115 117 no 115 115 115 115 112 Furlongs 111 106 116 116 121 108 106 111 Purse $1,800 One Mile 1 Supreme Penney (Harmon) 117 2 South Memphis (Trujillo) 117 3 Scoundrel's Apple 112 4 Royal Checkmate 111 5 Kilgore's Honey 117 6 Bigplcuk (Martinez) 106 Tenth Race Claiming $1,600 Purse $1,300 1 9 1-16 1 Go Dous (Pacheco) 119 2 Little Somali (Jimmez) 119 3 Tender Valley (Martinez) 109 4 Lsfy Veneer (Bewley) 114 5 Wool Lined (Broomfield) 119 6 Jerribar (Gutierrez) 114 7 Tiger Ksar (Martinez) 119 8 Dover Ed (Hunt) 119 9 Princess Ericann (Frazier) 114 10 Ranchmaster (Trujillo) 119 11 After Class (Urioste) 114 12 Flying Dragon (Harmon) 119 comeback campaign, but the fight had looked over in the fifth. A short right from Ali travelled no more than eight inches and laid Lewis in a twitching heap on the canvas in outdoor Croker Park. The bell sounded the end of the round when the count reached nine.

Later Alis trainer, Angelo Dundee, claimed that the count actually had lasted for 22 seconds according to his own timepiece. Dundee made no formal protest, but indeed the timekeeper had found that two of his watches had stopped during the first round and he had to borrow another. Lending further credence to Dundees contention was that no exact time was given when referee Lew Eskin of New York stopped the fight in the 11th. It was estimated at 1:15 of the round. It was the only knockdown of the fight before an estimated crowd of 22,000 as Ali overcame FIRST RACE Win Barteen Place Touche Away Show Tres Vite SECONDRACE Win Easy Penny Place Nolgore's Tux Show Bold Sabre THIRDRACE Win Clasic Folhe Place Perfect Angel Show Double Stretch FOURTH RACE Win Bay Do Do Place Annette Drhng Show Mamie Taylor FIFTH RACE Win RackOn Man Place Brother Hijo Show Lil Rebel SIXTH RACE Win Maria Bonita Place Double Legacy Show Idalou SEVENTH RACE Win oldies Pet Place Burning Ebony Show Canjo Lady EIGHTH RACE Win Peacock Manor Place Mister Maguire Show Burn Curl NINTH RACE Win-Supreme Penny Place Scoundrel 's Apple Show Royal Checkmate TENTH RACE Win Flying Dragon Place Go Dous Show Princess Ericann American League East W.

L. Pet. B. 48 36 571 Detroit Baltimore Boston New York Cley eland Milwaukee 47 37 41 39 39 41 35 48 33 49 560 513 5 7 422 12V 402 14 West Oakland 54 31 Chicago 45 40 Minnesota 42 40 Kansas City 43 42 California 38 49 Texas 36 50 Wednesday's Results Boston 8, California 2 New York 13, Minnesota 3 Texas 3, Baltimore 2 Cleveland 6, Kansas City Oakland 9, Milwaukee 6 Chicago 3, Detroit 2 Thursday's Games Minnesota (Woodson 6 8) Milwaukee (Ryerson 1 1) Oakland (Holtzman 12 7 Blue 2 5) at Boston (Pattm and Culp 5 8), 2, twi night California (May 3 7) at York (Peterson 8 11), Baltimore (Palmer 13 4) Kansas City (Nelson 2 4), Detroit (Slayback 3 3) Texas (Stanhouse 0 1), Only games scheduled Friday's Games California at New York, twi night Oakland at Boston, Minnesota at Milwaukee, Baltimore at Kansas City, Detroit at Texas, Cleveland at Chicago, 635 535 81 2 512 506 11 .437 17 419 18V? and 7 8 New at Fridays First Race Claiming $2,000 PP. Purse $1,100 400 Yards Wt.

1 TresVite 113 2 Bar Deph Go (Jiminez) 114 3 Sweet Strip (Findley) 114 4 Breeze Bar 2nd 114 5 Bounding Bobbie (Broomfield) 114 6 Clabber Bar Leo (Singer) 117 7 Touche' Awzy 117 8 Barteen 117 9 JoeD Dial (Pacheco) 114 10 Cee Bar Gam (Beauboeuf 114 Ae Mustang Rose (Martinez) 119 MyMerryDoll (Jiminez) 117 Mile Deck (Trujillo) 122 Dandy ToWatch (Harris) 116 Second Race Claiming $2,500 Purse $1,200 5V2 Furlongs 1 Beggar's Pal (Findley) 116 2 Lumme cent (Martinez) 109 3 Star Pere (Ward) 114 4 Bold Sabre (Gutierrez) 116 5 King Spec 119 6 BirdOn (Sanchez) ill 7 Midland's Pride (Hunt) 114 8 Peaceful Cindy (Martinez) 111 9 Nolgore's Tux (Gomez) 119 10 Nmgle (Meaux) 114 11. Easy Penny (Harmon) 114 12 Maxine (Trujillo) 114 Ae Little Juan's Hope (Urioste) 109 Keztah (Davidson) 114 Betty's Slipper (Harmon) 114 Katie Bar None (Meador 109 Third Race Purse $1,100 Claiming $12,500 400 Yards 1 Clasic Flooie (Harmon) 115 2 Anchor Dial (Urioste) 116 3 Perfect Angel (Jiminez) 120 4 Savannah's Whiz 116 5 Lucky Chicks (Beauboeuf) 116 6 New Windsor Bar (Hunt) 116 7 Double Stretch (Harris) 116 8 Battle Call (Truiillo) 116 9 Clabber's Poly (Meaux) 116 10 Coffee Bars (Fraizer 116 Ae Jangles 116 Decka's Driver (Meaux) 116 BarleeCash (Jiminez) 116 Hygrovan Bar (Trujillo) 116 Fourth Race Purse $1,200 Maiden 5 Furlongs 1 Bay Do Do (Harmon) 117 2. Perfect Road (Martinez) 117 3 PattiannP (Frazier) 117 4 Plum Attached (Jackson) 117 5 Miss Helen F. (Truiillo) 117 6 Annette Darling (Meaux) 114 7 Mamie Taylor (Davidson) 117 8 Fair Cookm (Meador) 109 9 Kactus Kiteen (Gomez) 117 10 Olympia Doll (Martinez) 117 AeAngieTwink(Davidson) 114 Chatanika (Orona) 1T7 Perfect Flyer (Pacheco) 117 Main Fleet (Broomfield) 117 By JOHN WHITCOMB New Mexican Sports Editor The action taken by the State Parks and Recreation Commission to restrict the use of motorcycles, dune buggies and all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) should elicit sighs of relief from the hundreds of campers who have been blasted from their reverie by an unmuff lered motor. Under the regulations, motorcycles will be permitted only on improved main roads and all must have adequate mufflers.

Further, dune buggies and ATVs will be restricted to designated areas. At Elephant Butte Lake, these types of vehicles will be allowed only in a special area outside the limits of the park. Other special areas will undoubtedly be established at other parks around the state. Richard Mutz, parks director, said the commissions action was prompted by the increasing number of complaints received by his office from park users concerning the use of off-the-road vehicles in the areas. The Parks and Recreation Commissions action could go a long way in sparking legislation to restrict cycles and ATVs in national forests and city parks.

I have, as mentioned before, watched cyclists roar through crowded parks, and there is no ordinance to prevent this or, further, provide for penalties for riding on the parks. And, while on a horse trip in the Pecos Wilderness last year, I saw cycle tracks on the trail three and four miles inside the boundary fence. It is, of course, illegal to operate power equipment of any kind in the wilderness areas of the United States. It is understood the U.S. Forest Service is looking into the problem of unrestricted use of motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles on the land it oversees.

The New Mexico Fish and Game Commission has outlawed the use of cycles, buggies and ATVs on state land, excluding roads through it, while hunting or fishing. I know, from personal contact with various members of the fish and game department, the majority would like to see these vehicles generally banned from woodlancLuse. The problem with vehicles of this sort is the same as that with guns its not the fault of the machine but the man or woman behind it. The careless operator of a motorcycle brings the public wrath down on the heads of every cylist. FOUR SANTA FE DRIVERS picked up money at Albuquerque Speedway over the past weekend.

Don Byers maintained his place as top driver in the late model division with a second in his heat and a becond in the main event. Newcomer Johnny Miller finished fifth in street stock, and Tim Moore came in eighth in the main event in the late model class. Bob Steele, who rolled his vehicle two weeks, ago, will be back this weekend with a new car. ANOTHER REMINDER is in order about registration for Young America Football League this Saturday at Sweeney Gym from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Boys aged 10 and 11 and weighing between 50 and 75 pounds are eligible this first year. Higher weights and age limits will be added as the league grows. FOUR BABE RUTH All-Star teams will be in Santa Fe Friday for the first round of the 13-year-old Northern Division District Tournament at Fort Marcy Park. Santa Fe takes on Albuquerque Cougars Friday night at 6. Los Alamos plays the Albuquerque Cheetahs at 8.

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