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Daily News-Post from Monrovia, California • 13

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4-eMirooN4MPe0w-vi0AQd04-04 PailS Nrws-Tost A-13 Friday June 30 1972 Riva Ridge sets California debut in Hollypark Derby 4 A I 44 -24 dip IrotII 1 v4 6 ttp 44 lir it -'74 4 "-Ir-- -1 ri 44 iis 4 4 1 4-4 4 3041's- IS 7' 1 lNte 14'1'7 ---ti --ai-1 1 4111v' 1--1A114 iia4 cIr'''' 0 's lemaariv- a- 1 A 4 v-4 a1 liter''' il ghir "00604 4' or 14 -d -N fibs' It i ''4010 i' 7 0 i INGLEWOOD Calif Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes winner Riva Ridge makes his California debut Saturday in the $100000-added 1 Hollywood Derby against nine Western sophomores at Holly wood Park With three victories in five starts this year Meadow Stable's brilliant 3-year-old colt will carry high weight of 129 pounds including his regular jockey Ron Tiwcotte His major opposition figures to come from Finalista winner of six races in 1972 and Quack which captured the California Derby at Golden Gate Fields fourth in the field of seven at 1 1- 16 miles on the turf Mrs Howard Keck's Le Cle racing as an entry with stablemate Pallisima which was fifth covered the distance in a slow 1:43 3-5 Susan's Girl ridden by Victor Tejada was making her Hollywood Park debut after an eastern tour that saw her win three rich stakes and place second in two others For Pincay the Princess was stakes win No 15 here this season He is just three added money triumphs shy of Bill Shoemaker's Hollywood Park record Quack Finalista's impost is 120 pounds and Quack has been assigned 126 the second top weight Also going postward are Carm Triggairo Royal Champion Bicker Queen's Hustler Woodland Pines and Atta Boy Binky If all 10 entries start the gross purse will be $110900 with 660900 going to the winner Pincay piloted Le Cle to a head victory over favored Susan's Girl in the $33000 Princess Stakes for 3-year-old fillies Thursday Ground Song finished third and Crimson Saint faded to this year Riva Ridge which captured seven of nine starts as a 2-yearold was a winner in the Kentucky Derby by three lengths and captured the Belmont by seven He finished fourth in the mud in the Preakness Stakes preventing him from becoming the first Triple Crown winner since Citation in 1948 Finalists which beat Quack by a nose in the Cinema Handicap this month after taking the Caballero Stakes in May by six lengths will be ridden by Laffit Pincay Jr while Bill Shoemaker will be aboard l' 81V Arcadia's Rusty Gregory IC) heads an impressive list of College At left is Rosemead's -Jim Wyatt and Charlie linebackers who will anchor the West's defense in next Hyde of El Monte is at right Thursday's San Gabriel Valley All-Star Game at Citrus A's Braves swap McLain Cepeda IANTA wasn't playing Cepeda weightwise eontrolwise ":) be traded or released Carsarl a a 9011 lifatima ATLANTA weightwise controlwise wasn't playing Cepeda be traded or released Cepeda a 298 lifetime Royal Turtle holds leading pace in Arcadia colt action Youngsters advance at Wimbledon ker 5416 4 3 5' I 1 "stositak AL I 1' tc! 1 A 4 asked to hitter with the pros has a 298 batting record this year with four home runs and nine runs batted in McLain who owns a 128-86 major league lifetime pitching record has had his problems since the glory days of 1968-69 when he won two Cy Young Awards He was also the league's Most Valuable Player in 1968 The 28-year-old right-hander filed for bankruptcy and then was suspended for one-half a season in 1970 by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn for allegedly carrying a gun With a 3-5 record in Detroit in 1970 he was traded to Washington where he posted a 10-22 chart last year In March he was traded to Oakland and last month he was shipped to the minors After being bombed for 16 runs in his first two Southern League starts he settled down to win three games and mindwise I'm back in the groove" says Denny McLain And today McLain also is back in the Major Leagues "I am happy as hell It's super" said McLain Thursday when informed that the Oakland A's of the American League which sent the pitcher to the minors five weeks ago had traded him to the Atlanta Braves of the National League "I hear they (Atlanta) need pitchers" he said from Birmingham "And if that's what they need I'll do it for them All I want is a fair shot at the big league again" The deal also sent Orlando Cepeda a $95000 a year first baseman for the Braves to Oakland for an undisclosed amount of cash and the right to purchase McClain McLain a 31-game winner in 1968 for the Detroit Tigers had early season problems at Oakland and with a 1-2 record and a tributed two hits and Griffith accounted for three rbis Master Dust 000 100 1-2 3 Hinshaw's 101 300 x-5 9 Ron Fowler Tim McLean 2B--Tim Noonan Ken Robbins (MD) Master Dust hitting Noonan Robbins Jim Rider Hinshaw's hitting Randy Felton (2) Joe Griffith (2) Albert Dean (2) Fowler (2) John Hoffman The Arcadia Colt League leader Royal Turtle broke a 2-2 tie in the fourth inning and went on to defeat the West Arcadia Merchants 6-2 Frank Convertino tripled to pace the winner's six-hit attack against losing pitcher Denny Mitchell and his relief Jim Vogel Brian Kelly had a pair of singles to lead the losers The pitching victory went to Tom Old who struck out eight and walked only two in an impressive performance Auto Supply romps Arcadia Auto Supply spotted Weyerhaeuser a 4-1 lead after three innings then roared back with nine runs in the last two innings to take a 10-4 decision The winners pounded 11 hits including a homer and triple by Dave Groth a double and two singles by Steve Simon and a pair of singles by Dave Bohmke The pitching victory went to Gary Wardein who fanned seven and walked out Dave Hostetler took the loss Louis Gardner and Kevin Reed shared individual hitting honors for the winners with two hits each ORLANDO CEPEDA and Atlanta said he was happy to be going to Oakland "It's a challenge and you can't look back" Padres' draft choice nails DENNY WAIN 605 earned run average was sent to Birmingham of the Southern League He had a 3-3 mark with a 632 ERA there McLain reports to the Atlanta squad tonight at Houston where the Braves are playing the Cepeda who has played 14 seasons in the National League with San Francisco St Louis The M-year-old Puerto Rico native who won the National League's MVP award in 1967 walked out on the Braves two weeks ago and was suspended for two days Upset because he Royal Turtle 200 112 0-6 6 WArc Merchants 200 000 0-2 6 Tom Old Denny Mitchell Frank Convertino (RI) Royal Turtle hitting Convertino Joel Werk Ron Johnson Fred Willis Greg Jones Scott Rafferty WAM hitting Brian Kelly 2) Mitchell Bob Voden Keith Rasmussen Kurt Osenbaugh Lockout postpones Schaefer 500 Teenager paces MU title victory Weyerhaeuser 004 000 4 7 Arc Auto Supply 010 054 x-10 11 Gary Wardein Dave Hostetler Dave Groth (AAS) 3B Groth (AAS) Steve Simon (AAS) Weyerhaeuser hitting Louis Gardner (2) Larew Mike McGuire Kevin Reed (2) Joe Mazzarese AAS hitting Dave Bohmke (2) Paul Possemato Groth (2) Simon (3) Jeff Werk Barry Lisbin Wardein scheduled for a later date William Smyth executive director of USAC said a meeting of the group's executive committee will be called soon probably Saturday to discuss a possible renegotiation of Pocono's racing schedule USAC has a five-year agreement with the raceway to sanction all of its major events including a 500 mile race for stock cars scheduled for July 30 Sunday's race was to have paid just over $400000 in prize and accessory money Only the $1 million Indianapolis 500 and the $750000 California 500 at Ontario are richer Dr Joseph Mattio li the track's board chairman and chief executive officer said he asked USAC officials as early as last Monday for a new date MOUNT POCONO Pa (AP) The Schaefer 500 third richest race in motor sports has been canceled at least for the time being Officials of the sanctioning US Auto Club took the action Thursday when they showed up at Pocono International Raceway and found the track locked and guarded by policemen There is a chance it may be 4 -7-- Lucas hurls 3-1 win Rick Lucas hurled four-hit ball in leading Weyerhaeuser to a 3-1 victory over the Lions Lucas struck out five and walked two in besting Bruce Burnett and Bill Voden Burnett took the loss while fanning six The Lions' Craig Penne captured individual offensive honors rapping three singles in three official at bats BB Weyerhaeuser 001 020 0-3 6 Lions 000 100 0-1 4 Rick Lucas Bruce Burnett Weyerhaeuser hitting Steve Jasco Larew Dave Hostetler Joe Mazzarese Kevin Reed Steve Stremel Lions hitting Burnett Craig Penne (3) WIMBLEDON England (AP) British bookies were offering odds of 100-1 today against a couple of American teen-agers carrying off both singles crowns in the Wimbledon Tennis Championships Such friendly bet one dollar to win a were certain to attract plenty of cash support for Jim Connors and Chris Evert Connors the 19-year-old left-hander from Belleville 111 has reached the final 16 of the men's division Miss Evert 17-year old star from Fort Lauderdale Fla has reached the last 32 irk the women's singles "The odds seem rather big to me" Connors said "I would have thought we have a better chance than the bookmakers seem to think" If Connors reaches the quarter-finals he is likely to come up against Romania's lie Nastase the No 2 seed Nastase playing better on grass than he ever has done before is a tough proposition for anyone in a tournament weakened by the absence of the big stars of World Championship Tennis But even if the unseeded Connors got past Nastase he could find himself in a semifinal against the man he fears most of Dibley of Australia It was Dibley a power server with shoulders like an ox who eliminated Connors' teacher Pancho Gonzales in the second roand this year "I watched part of the match" Connors said "Dibley was hitting rockets" Miss Evert seeded fourth in her first Wimbledon could have an easier path to tread But even if everything goes well in her next two matches she faces the prospect of meeting Australia's Evonne Goolagong the defending champion in the semifinals Connors forged his way into the last 16 by downing Italy's No 1 Adrian() Panatta 6-3 0-6 6-4 8-6 He was joined there by two other Stan Smith of Pasadena Calif and Jim McManus of Berkeley Calif Tom Gorman of Seattle Wash and Erik Van Dillen of San Mateo US Davis Cup excellent chances of winning their third-round matches and joining their three fellow countrymen in the last 16 Hinshaw's tops Master Dust Master Dust got doubles from Tim Noonan and Ken Robbins but it managed only one other hit a single by Jim Rider and Hinshaw's went on to take a 5-2 victory Ron Fowler hurled an impressive game striking out five and walking one while limiting the loser's attack Randy Felton Joe Griffith Albert Dean and Fowler each con first homer SAN DIEGO (UPI) young Dave Roberts his first major league home run couldn't have come at a better time Henry Aaron the man who is chasing Babe Ruth was there to watch "Hitting the home run in front of Aaron was very special to me" said the San Diego Padres' rookie third baseman "He was my boyhood idol" On a Thursday night Aaron belted his 654th career homer to move to within 60 of equalling Babe Ruth's record 714 Roberts rapped four hits in five trips in an 8-6 San Diego victory over the Atlanta Braves "I'm getting my confidence" Roberts said "I've changed to a bat with a little bigger barrel and I've shortened my stroke That's made me a lot quicker at the plate" San Diego manager Don Zimmer smiled that "I-toldyou-so" smile and said of his 21- year-old former University of Oregon infielder: "I've been waiting for a night like this for the kid to get his confidence up I knew he never was going to embarrass himself although not too many kids can come off a college campus and go right into the big leagues It's a rarity But Dave's a little more mature than most kids his age" Roberts from a little community of Lowell near Eugene Ore drilled his homer off reliever Mike McQueen in the fourth inning with the bases empty COLT LEAGUE STATISTICS AB AVE CANTON Ohio (AP) "Her heart is her strength" an admiring teammate said of Jacqueline Thompson America's newest teen-age track sensation Miss Thomp son almost single-handedly led the San Diego Mickey's Missiles to the national AAU girls title Thursday The 5-foot-7 135-pound high school senior piled up 25 points just nine points fewer than the entire runnerup La Jolla Calif team the defending girls champion She swept to rain-splattered triumphs in the 100-yard dash in 106 seconds and 220 in 241 and ran legs on victorious 440 and 880 medley relay foursomes "I've beaten somebody every week but I was sure scared of the competition here" she said "I just want to qualify for the Olympics" she said fourth with 25 and Albugirls' records although Sandy Goldsberry of the Los Angeles track club leaped 5-8 in the high jump for American and meet marks The San Diego team whose best previous finish was fifth in the girls' nationals wound up with 52 points to 34 for La Jolla 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17 293 22 20 252 48 19 6 251 56 26 11 229 49 28 11 226 50 33 34 216 51 13 18 204 TOP BATTERS (II Mn AB's) Jasco-Weyerhauser Concertina-R1 Post-Jinshaws Daniel Merchants Fowler Randle-Auto Mylius-Auto Supply Fel ten- Hinshaws Wall-Master Dust Butler-Royal Turtle JO boson Royal Turtle Groth-Auto Supply Mitchell-Merchants Werk Joel-RT Voden Bill-Lions Ramsey-Master Dust Lanza-Royal Turtle TEAM STATISTICS Royal Turyle Hinshaws Arc Auto Supply Arc Merchants Lions Master Dust Weyerhauser pitching (11 innings min) Marzu-Royal Turtle Eggleston-Auto Suoply Langsda le-Merchants AAantz-Jinshaws Lucas-Weyerhauser Mitchell-Merchants Old-Royal Turtle MCLean-Master Dust Burnett-Lions Voden Bill-Lions HildMaster Dust Possemato-Auto Supply HOME RUNS COOyert1110-Royal Turtle (1) AB 21 31 SAC BB 239 48 70 12 3 4 42 242 32 61 5 4 37 227 25 57 7 10 34 218 37 50 6 3 6 49 221 41 SO 9 3 5 43 222 36 48 5 4 7 38 196 23 40 4 1 4 38 111 ItH 116 19 1 0 13 20 17 23 12 1 9 19 25 152 1 11 24 13 17 1 Id 23 25 2 3 19 3 I 21 28 212 Id 29 2123 17 2 11 31 25 13 31 2 16 21 23 25 1 6 IS 17 13 21 0 ii 14 27 13 34 3 22 27 713 9 1 18 15 20 19 11 23 21 29 31 16 15 14 27 5 so WI ERA Aaron who passed Lou 2-0 074 Gehrig and moved into the No 2 2-1 079 slot on the all-time RBI list 4-0 084 01 15 Wednesday night clouted his 21 164 3-2 zoo 15th homer of the season in the 40 202 sixth to open a three-run 04 249 431 323 Atlanta inning 1-0 364 2-2 384 Tonight's probables are Clah 03 Kirby 5-7 of San Diego and Wayne Simpson 4-2 Exercise rider Steve Guerrero and his stable pony Buckley visit the scene construction of Santa Anita Race Track's new horse tunnel that will lead to the new infield training tract Completion of the tunnel's covering is scheduled for Aug 1 So YOU Fischer sure despite Russian psyche tactics 1 iihtifet YOUR ARM INSTEAD OF 4i fi SKI RECORD ECA)M) Irk Earlier this month for example he competed with 15 other top athletes in the Dewars Sports Celebrity tennis championships at IaCosta Calif and it was a little funny to watch such headliners as Rick Barry Deacon Jones and Elgin Baylor all ask Fischer for his autograph In the finals of the tour nament Hank Greenberg the baseball Hall of Famer and Bob Boyd the basketball coach at Southern California but Simpson and Gail Goodrich for the title Bobby Fischer was among the losers "Next year" he said "I'm going to win" He said it as if he meant it too Sacco GetWell Insurance can be very precisely adapted For instance you can set your own limits in hospital room and board benefits And we try to contact claimants within 24 hours settle claims within 5 working days Safeco Insurance on everything you value PA Is on Inc 1 1 1 I 7 1de) i Joe -4: 41 'Ilii-o 1': -14 I' lq 1 6 fillse 4- A 1 Fischer blacklist with what amounts to an entourage Fischer reads significance into that also because the championship goes on for some time and while Spassky will have people to talk to and help him relax Fischer won't Fischer doesn't think any of these things are pure accidents He sees them all as part of a general program by the Soviets to try to beat him psychologically "The world champion has the right to pick the site of the championships" says Fischer "Spassky wasn't even there when the international governing body chose the site A Russian delegation was there and they picked the site" Fischer feels the championships have become a political matter That annoys him But it hasn't lessened any of his desire to beat Spassky Fischer has a lot of that same "killer instinct" Jack Dempsey had when he was fighting Some of that instinct shows up even when he's not sitting at the chess board 1 A NEW YORK (UPI)--The i i 1 1 more Bobby Fischer thinks 1 about it the more it bugs him Why Reykjavik Iceland? 1 i "Why not Rome?" Fischer I would like to know "Why not Paris Oslo Zurich Dallas or New York? Or even Moscow? Any large city where there's 1 Li people activity and decent restaurants would be fine Some place at least where there's 1 i something to do at night" 1 i Bobby Fischer America's 29- i year-old chess genius has a theory about why Reykjavik 'i i was picked as the site of the world championship which starts this Sunday I' 4 4 The Russians are the ones I who picked Reykjavik I 1 Fischer thinks the Russians have a motive He thinks they want to "hide" the championship because he feels he's going to take it from the Soviet Union's Boris Spassky What's more Fischer thinks the Russians know he's going to do it In this own way Fischer is a demonstrator him Fischer doesn't hold back He is exceptionally outspoken and honest and when you hear his objections to -playing in Reykjavik they do make a good deal of sense Fischer has been there so when he talks about Reykjavik he isn't doing so from hearsay but from personal experience He says there Is so little to do there particularly at night a guy can go out of his everloving mind Not that Fischer is a rounder If anything he's much more of a loner but there are times he would like to become part of the general mix or at least observe it and how can he possibly do that when there is no general mix? He also says the television coverage will be limited If he beats Spassity he doesn't see why it should be somekind of secret Fischer originally planned to go to the world championships with only one other person Spassky is already in Reykjavik He has been demonstrating the way he feels about having to play in Reykjavik by taking his good old time getting there This has shaken up a lot of people but Fischer had a reason for his actions Call it oneupsmanship if you like Boris Spassky needn't worry about Fischer not making it for their first match Sunday though Bobby Hull may or may not play for the Winnipeg Jets next season rnd Rick Barry may or may not play for the Golden State Warriors but there is no way Bobby Fischer ever is going to miss playing for the world championship of chess Even in Reykjavik Mainly because he thinks he's going to win I wouldn't be at all surprised if he's right and that has nothing to do with chauvinism Spassky is good but Fischer is better and when the tall curly-haired New Yorker is right he's like Joe Frazier and Tom Seaver when they're right Meaning nobody's going to beat SMILE YOU'RE VIMI SAFECO AE 1E 1UCII0E0 WITH The Icelandic federation was reported seeking a compromise In negotiations with Fred Cramer former president of the American Chess Federation who is acting as Fischer's advance man The Icelanders said they have already spent about $200000 on preparations and if they meet Fischer's demand they can't break even The gate receipts probably will be considerable Matches will be played three to six days a week in a 2500-seat sports palace with seats at $5 each And the series is expected to last two months Continued from A-12) The next flight from New York to Iceland is tonight But Fischer in the past has refused to fly on the Jewish Sabbath between sundown Friday and sundown Saturday Informed sources in Reykjavik said that Fischer informed the Icelandic Chess Federation that he wouldn't play unless he got 30 per cent of the gite receipts This would be in addition to his share of the $125000 purse and 30 per cent of the receipts from the sales of television and film rights already agreed to INFANTINO COMPANY INSURANCE CONSULTANTS 16 SAFECO ihilluRANCe 626 PRIMROSE AT OLIVE MONROVIA 359-3293 I.

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