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1 I i 1 Sunday November 3 1963 Page E7 THE SACRAMENTO BEE 1 Rote's Aerial Tactics: fir More Megaton Is Albany 'Cap Victor By Nose Stun Jets Chargers Roll Up 53-7 Score t)ob () i marW21740c0147: 06 r-At! 3 Aric---t 4 '1'4'4' tOH- 4::::::::: t'14)k I 1 '')' iir-41'H4 1'7-'17f- '-4 :0 t-: 1::::::: 1 -Nkt (i' r1- 4 I Tit 4' ---1 it-41i (2t vi 'e': tt--tkiz1 1: 4 71- 4 1:: '1 i edt 44 1 I A ri 11 47 7- rI i i -et sik )it 0---4 It I iz1 11 4 '77-" 4 4t Ir ti :) '''1-' ''1 I I 7:1 lc III it 4 I ::4:::: r- 't 1 i' Li' 0 Nk-i i N44 4 I no tio 70 s' '''''k-4' sit 1: eefNm4o By Mike Rathet NEW quarterback Tobin Rote making effective use of flanker back Lance Mworth passed for three touchdowns and scored once as the Western Division leading San Diego Chargers overwhelmed the New York Jets 53 to 7 last night in an American ootball League to Dave Kocourek Dick Hargame ris' interception resulted in a Fist Fight 72 yard drive capped by The Chargers' easy triumph Lowe's 11 yard scamper and was marred by a first fight another fumble recovery by late in the fourth quarter with Karas led to an 18 yard field San Diego linemen Ernie Ladd goal by George Blair and Joe Schmidt trading Rote was so effective with punches a wrestling with ni passing in the first half New York guard Dan Ficca that not one San Diego drive Ladd a 6 foot 9 317 took more than six plays pounder was ejected along Three of his completions with Schmidt and the Jets' went to Alworth on plays Dick Guesman later was covering 62 49 and 15 yards thrown out for roughing 21 Out Of 29 Rote used Alworth mostly The 35 year old Rote wound as a decoy but hit the fleet up with 21 completions in 29 flanker with five passes that attempts for 369 yards as he gained 180 yards One went led the Chargers to their for a touchdown on a 28 yard to Dave Kocourek Dick Harris' interception resulted in a 72 yard drive capped by Lowe's 11 yard scamper and another fumble recovery by Karas led to an 18 yard field goal by George Blair Rote was so effective with his passing in the first half that not one San Diego drive took more than six plays Three of his completions went to Alworth on plays covering 62 49 and 15 yards: 21 Out Of 29 The 35 year old Rote wound up with 21 completions in 29 attempts for 369 yards as he led the Chargers to their Special to The Bee and Mrs Elwood Johnston's More Megaton closed like a streak on the inside of the race track to score a nose victory in the $10000 added Albany Handicap yetserday at Golden Gate Fields before a crowd of Axe 15549 Buckeye Bob and Roy- The II al Grounded finished second and third respectively in a three horse blanket finish The trio was just noses apart Scores Buckeye Bob took the lead long sprint and he held it to in at the start of the six fur- the very last gasp At Arl' tiPdlift to Royal challenge Grounded the a tmr eo tvced pd he and Buckeye Bob were battling it out when More 1 By Orb Robertson Megaton made his big move The latter had been outrun NEW YORK AP The early but he began to advance Axe II an international per- on the stretch turn Midway former with stake victories in down the lane Ray York such far away points as Eng- steered him to the inside and he closed with a powerful rush land and California found 0 just get up the soft going of Acqeduct's Time for the six panels was turf course to his liking yes- 109 35 and More Megaton terday and scored an easy paid $480 to win victory in the $113700 Man FIRST-6 'Celors 63 AySeTa olds up claiming purse $2000 O'War Stakes cnnranr irnctal gl Ati 0 Aft A en CLOUDY a FAST FIRST-6 furlongs 3 year olds up claiming Purse $2000 Spacer (Costa) 2460 960 660 sixth victory against two 51- 4 14 110 Nt -w' 4t 4 N'io r-- 47i lir --) ik: rvotdr-5t --15 VI 'A f) yt re'''T--- 4f-rtr' e(r- I' dians On the right is Steve Thurlow No 29 of the Indilans The Beams stayed mainly on the ground for the win Story on page 1 AP Wirephoto i 7 11)77: WASHINGTON State College ball carrier Booker Washington No 47 races for five yards and a first down in a 10 to 7 victory over the Stanford In pass play in the third i eriodi Shadows and Substance after the Ch a ger had charged to a 24 to 0 halftime lead Rote completed 11 of 18 passes for 221 yards and two touchdowns in the first half as the Chargers rolled while al mo st completely stopping the Jets New York's deepest penetration was to the San Diego 35 late in the second quarter losses The lets 3-4-1 got their only touchdown with 56 seconds left in the game on a' four yard run by Wood San Diego 7 17 14 15-53- New York 0 0 0 7-7 So Lowe 16 pass from Rote (Blair kick) SD Kocourek 14 pass from Rote (Blair kick) SD Lowe 11 run (Blair kick) SD Fe Blair 18 SD Alworth 28 pass from Roter (Blair kick) SD Rote one run (Blair kick) SD McDougall 3 run (Blair kick) NY Wood 4 run (Guesman kick) SD Robinson 8 pass from Nadi l(Kocourek Pass from Nadi) 1 Attendance 18336 From Page El Carry Back Is Easy Victor In Trenton 'Cap "I know" she said trembling "I know Tom interrupted her again "There's some lipstick on your chin" he said sternly Ruth wiped away the smudge and turned oh the radio The music was soft and soothing The Deluge It took the Chargers 11 minutes 11 seconds to score their first touchdown on a 16 yard pass from Rote to Paul Lowe But in the next 14 minutes the Chargers broke through for 17 points with the aid of two fumbles and an interception and broke the game open After Emil Karas recovered a fumble by New York quarterback Dick Wood Rote climaxed a 43 yard drive by pitching a 14 yard TD toss Clemson Throttles Wake Forest 36-0 CLEMSON SC AP Fu lback Pat Craine plunged over for three touchdowns as Clemson's ground forces rumbled to a lopsided 36 to 0 victory over winless Wake Forest in an Atlantic Coast Conference football game CraM scored three time from inside the five With Johnny Rotz holding him with a tight rein through the final one sixteenth of a mile the 5 year old son of Mahmoud from the Green-tree Stable finished the one and five eighth miles with five lengths to spare over his nearest rival Will I Rule surprised by taking second money Another two and one half lengths back came the slow starting but fast closing Guadalcanal Cain Hoy Stable's Never Bend still hoping for a title of some kind this year beat only one in the 11 horse field after setting the pace for one mile The Axe who campaigned as a 2 year old in England and won his last start in Canada was the choice of the crowd of 42606 He paid $4 $310 and $270 Will I Rule returned $780 and $540 and Guadalcanal $590 to show The Axe covered the distance in 2:34 3-5 under 126 pounds in this weight for age event Parka Is First In Handicap In Disqualification LAUREL Md AP After coming from six lengths back in the first one half mile and finishing first by a nose Pin Oak Stable's Intercepted was disqualified yesterday and placed second to Parka in the $20000 added Laurel Turf Up Intercepted under James Combest went to the front leaving the 16th 1 but drifted toward the rail and impeded Parka who was making a late rush on the inside Walter Blum rider of the latter claimed foul and the stewards upheld him Moved into the win position Parka paid $7 $420 and $320 while Intercepted was $580 to place and $420 to show It was a length farther back to Salesman Prior who showed at $6 a neck to the good of his stablemate Polar Sea With the infield course soggy in spots Intercepted went the PA miles in 1:51 Afternoon (Brinson) 640 400 Armed South (Porter) 380 Time: Happy Camp Tie Ping Rockport Lad Sir Tarn Justa Comet Honest Dollar His Laugh Travel Book also ran SECOND-6 furlongs 3 year olds up claiming purse $2000 dhindian Johnson (Costa)1520 1300 740 dhWaukena (Kunitake) 660 700 460 Kimmy Sue (Brinson) 5 480 Time: 1:1035 Go And Call Happy Host Foggy Dawn Prince Curragh Regular One Don Leroy Space Town Fleets Fist also ran DAILY DOUBLES-spacer To Indian Johnson paid $21320 Spacer To Waukena Paid $9280 THIRD-114 miles 3 year olds up Allowances purse $2200 Eddies Alibhal (AVInzela) 660 380 260 Kenny's Kid (Hunt) 480 360 Glen Laddie (Prouty) 420 Time: 2:0545 Abbey's Crest Mv Corn mand Reggie Light Fingered also ran FOURTH-6 furlongs 3 year olds up Claiming purse $2100 Kaniala (Pacheco) "1140 660 520 Grand Future (Kunitake) 640 500 Bonus Ghost (Frey) 1060 Time: 1:1015 Miss Solidarity Suggest Katy Deter-Me-Never Single Jay Peo0Y Dee Midmaraiah Circumnavigator also ran FIFTH-1 mile 3 year olds up Claiming purse $2000 O'Donnell Abu (Tohill) 5000 MOO 920 Mr Best (Brinson) 540 460 Free Mover (York) 440 Time: 1:3745 Gallant Guy Know The Facts Triple Anchois Grille Fast Round Direct Dare also ran SIXTH-6 furlongs 3 year olds up Claiming purse $2500 Princeton Scorpion (Iris) 4300 1600 COO Epowow (Heath) 780 500 Little Sal (Hunt) 320 Time: 1:1025 Gertie's Mac Fence Fixer Jet Journey Cressel Command Jack Outlaw Eaua Charge Social Steel Tense Indian Quotable also ran SEVENTH-1 mile 3 year olds up Allowances purse $3500 Systematic (Taniguchi) 780 440 300 Columns Right (Cook) 440 300 Ella Knock (Frey) 400 Time: 1:3715 Friendly Fred Ruffin Red El Peco Braconnier also ran EIGHTH-6 furlongs 3 year olds up Handicap purse $10000 added More Megaton (York) 480 340 260 Buckeye Bob (PMoreno) 440 320 Royal Grounded (Hall) 320 Time: 1:0935 Luck O'Lea Brown Per rv First Flair Rich Mel Esquent also ran NINTH-114 miles 3 year olds up Claiming purse $2000 Emessiay (Frey) 1340 820 560 Chevalier DeLaMer (Rails) 1800 1140 Dark Destrer (Kunitake) 540 Time: 2:05 Pat Hurry Merasia Fair Mac Storm Pilot HI Eddie Ball Of Yarn Potrero Lolaray also ran FEW minutes later they were home Ton' made Ruth a martini and shook up some frozen juice for himself "Tom" she said "if we ever have a dauglter I'll absolutely refuse to let her marry a quarterback even if he is only a college quarterback" "I'll disinherit her if she does" Tom said rimly 0 THEY had a daughter and named her latricia and when Patty was a baby Tom put one of old foot- balls into her crib and watched her play with 1 and when Patty grew up and went to high school sh became a pompon girl and some of the boys on the high school team would hang around the house and one them of course was the quarterback and he was a nice kid and Ruth and Tom liked him but disapproved of lim as even a remotely prospective son in law and they svre relieved when Patty went off to college "Aren't you going to give me any advice?" catty asked when they put her on the plane "Only this" her father said "Don't let the varsity quarterback give you his fraternity pin He migit become a pro after he graduates" Ruth cried just a little when the plane toll( off I I NEXT 7 WORIUNG DAYS MONDAY THROUGH MONDAY CAMDEN NJ AP Dorchester Farm's Carry Back caught the public fancy once more yesterday as he won the $59400 Trenton Handicap by two and a half lengths at Garden State Park Mongo finished second and Smart third Trainer Jack Price had said before the race that this might be Carry Back's last race before returning to stud this time in Kentucky Carry Back teamed with an old pal jockey Johnny Sellers and they proved a perfect team Sellers had Carry Back up closer than usual Never worse than fourth in the early running he moved to the leaders near the half mile post and was two lengths in front turning for home Admiral's Voyage set the early pace with Donut King the early contender They eventually wound up seventh and eighth in the 10 horse field Carry Back negotiated the gruelling 1 IA miles in 2:01 4-5 and paid $16 $860 and $520 Mongo returned $480 and $360 and Smart $520 Overtrick Takes Roosevelt Stakes Jockey Is Hurt In Top Caliente Race WESTBURY NY AP Overtrick taking advantage of a bobble by Meadow Skipper pulled away in the stretch for a three length triumph in the $146324 Messenger Stakes for 3 year old pacers at Roosevelt Raceway last night I WAS in her senior year that Patty begani to mention Bruce in her letters Tom had been readint about him i in the sports pages and when Patty came hi me for the holidays Ruth asked her what Bruce was ma ring in "Besides you" her father added amiably Patty laughed and said that Bruce planned do what Bill McColl the Stanford end had done a few ars ago "Bruce" she explained "is taking a pre aled course If he's drafted by the pros after he graduated and makes good he'll play for a few years and study medicine on the side The money he makes playing football will pay his way through medical school" "You won't like it" her father warned her "when you hear your Brucie boy booed after a couple his passes are intercepted All professional quarterbacks--even A Tittle and Johnny booed sooner or later Do you remember that you asked me for some advice when you went off to college?" "Yes" Patty said "But one day after a lecture on the romance languages Bruce practically gang tackled me and pinned his fraternity pin on me in broad daylight He didn't even ask me" i Tom chuckled "I once advised your mother never to marry a quarterback and she refused to do ils she was told There seems to be a weakness for quaterbacks in this family" "On mother's side apparently" said Patty Her father sighed submissively "Everybody" he said "second guesses qu rterbacks" Copyright 1963 Tommy Aaron Beth Homer For 4-2 Win CAGUAS Puerto Rico AP Tommy Aaron younger brother of Milwaukee star Henry Aaron slammed a three run homer in the bottom True Flight Wins Pawtucket Stakes eaSelma AUti7 1 VII gi 1: 1 0 4 3 44' i 7 :1: i 4 4:: 1 A 111! 4: i I A r) A 11 Eki rii 0 Egki 0 I A cAR r- w---- 1: EXTRAS cc ILio CHOOSE FRO 0 BEAU UL CO ORS! Meadow Skipper the sec- ut tne 11111111 Inning us dgucts ond choice from the Clear- came from behind and beat view Stables of Winthrop Santurce 4 to 2 Friday in a Maine had moved up on the Puerto Rican winter baseball last turn to challenge the league game great Overtrick from the In Mayaguez southpaw barn of Mrs Leonard Buck of Dave McNally piched a 1 to 0 Far Hills NJ who went offtriumph over Ponce despite the odds on favorite yielding 10 hits Dwight Siebert the loser permitted only hits Overtrick driven by John ht inning two came in Patterson had less than a the fourth and account-length advantage when Mea- ed for Mayaguez' run dow Skipper broke stride The Skipper piloted by Earle kA Avery quickly recovered but mom Of 6 Makes Keg it was too late He did man- History With Game age to land second by one and SALT LAKE CITY three-fourths lengths over the Mrs Diane Bateman 30 the Canadian owned Country of six made Utah Overtrick who has paced bowling history Friday when 11 miles in two minutes orkhe rolled a perfect 300 game faster was clocked in 2:00 4-51in sanctioned league play of the ninth inning as Caguas came from behind and beat Santurce 4 to 2 Friday in a Puerto Rican winter baseball league game In Mayaguez southpaw Dave McNally piched a 1 to 0 triumph over Ponce despite yielding 10 hits Dwight Siebert the loser permitted only three hits but two came in the fourth inning and accounted for Mayaguez' run Mom Of 6 Makes Keg History With Game SALT LAKE CITY Mrs Diane Bateman 30 the AGUA CALIENTE Mexico Herrera a 27 year old jockey from Santa Fe NM was thrown yesterday in a stretch spill in the featured mile and one sixteenth Sweep: ida Purse at Caliente Race Track Astride Yatagirl and running second deep in the stretch Herrera fell heavily with his mount which had clipped the heels of the front running favorite Horseshoes The rider was taken to Mercy Hospital in San Diego but a preliminary track examination disclosed no serious injury Horseshoes scored a four and one half length victory in the time of 1:44 15 after battling briefly with Yatagirl in the stretch The 6 year old son of Alibhai and Flying Rings paid $480 $260 and $260 'Rare Form in second returned $280 adn $260 while Stem Winder paid $320 to show Pickings were easy in the 5-10 handicap contest Perfect cards of six winners in six races were held by 48 players for payoffs worth $111220 each The attendance was 114559 Atecee Triumphs In Kentucky (Cap PAWTUCKET RI AP Although his six length lead lessened rapidly through the home stretch Hobeau Farm's True Flight still had a one half length margin over Philip Godfrey's Pertinax at the finish of the $17205 James Connors Memorial Stakes at Narragansett Park yesterday The New York invader led from his first few strides out of the gate to the finish of the one and one-sixteenth mile stakes for 2 year olds Completing the run over a sloppy track in 1:49 1-5 True Flight paid $1020 $580 and $360 Pertinax paid $420 and $280 Bimini Bill the second choice paid $340 to show would take the 48th running of the mile event Turning into the front gtraightaway jockey Valentinl Cruz took Alecee to the Outside and Alecee streakel past six horses to finish In 1:36 2-5 The winner returned MAO $1280 Old $760 Abrogate wasl second and paid $460 and $160 and Mon Petite was $1124 to show LOUISVILLE AP Longshot Alecee a 4 year old owned by Forest Landsay of Ardmore Okla won the $23725 Falls City Handicap at Churchill Downs yesterday with a late charge good for a neck margin Until the final run it appeared that Abrogate the 'pacemaker and a i Tomorrow's Golden Gate Entries Bobby Jr (B Jennings) 1121 Kewpette Cook) x107' Seasational (O Long) 112 A-Girl Noise I Sherman) 111 Bride Of Honor (M Volzkel 109 Triumph (G Dixon) 112 Bic-O-Bright Heath) 1151 Many Problems (G Taniguchi) 1091 Smooth Steel (L Gomez 1 1061 Derbv Doll Brinson) x104 Also eligible: Happy Host IT Nakagawa) 112 A-Bobby's Star (J I Sherman) 100 SIXTH Six furlongs 3 year olds and 1 im Claiming All entered for $2000 Purse! S2000 i iiodo-7 I The Boatman's Log SAME CUSTOM QUALITY WITH EXCLUSIVE NEW DIAMOND GLOSS FEATURING GENERAL ELECTRIC SILICONES NO WAXING NO POLISHING FOR 3 FULL YEARS! SAME MONO NO Vii Trend Points To 10 Million Craft Doctor John (I Powell) 112 Endure (G Dixon) 112 Cougartown (C Tohill) 112i Like Wail (A Valenzuela) 112 Axiomatic (g Giaromelli) 109! Orymandias IF Pacheco) 112 Mr Fry) 1121 Galea IM Volzke) 112 Siolirida Ig Jenninos) 1091 Smart Steel (C Rails) 112 Little Maverick IM Heath) 109 Free Admiral (D Hall) 112! Also eligible: Sea Tower (PI Porter) 112 Dixon (G Dixon) 112 i SEVENTH Silt furlongs Fillies and mares 3 year aids and uo ClelMing i Deaker's Pet Ware's Treasure Tracer-1 ette entered for S2250 Otheri $2500 Purse S2000 POST TIME 1 PM Horses Listed By Post Position I FIRST Six furlongs Maiden (lilies 21 gear olds Bred in Calif Claiming All entered for $6250 Purse $2000 I Clown Princess (F Costa) 117' Solid Cover (C Tohill) 117 Guckiville II Cook) x112: Tracy's Trust (P Moreno) 1171 Petticoat Lane (C Brinson) x112: Georgie Mai (G Taniguchi) 1171 Wee Lone Lee (F Pacheco) 117 Over Exposure (G Hunt) 117! Never Leave Me (A Goldsmith) 117C Baran) (M Yanez) 117 Wiggly Tail (B Giaromelli) 117 Pamplona (M Heath) 117: Also eligible: Dainty (B 117 Rare Vamo (C Tohi ii) 117 Letter: (B Giacomelli) 117 Nell Harris (I31 Hall) 117 1 SECOND Six furlongs 3 gear o(ds Claiming All entered for 14000 Purse 52000 No Concession (M Yanez) 114 Cresta Run Xunitake) x106 lio The Ile (R York) 118 Harney King (M Heath) 114 Windy Sweeo IG Taniguchi) 1111 Miss Romany (C Brinson) x1061 British Tan (L Gomez) Z114' Charm Lite (F Costa) 111 Foreign Shores (B Rollins) 114 Vibes Tune (B Jennings) 114 Maces's) Red (G Hunt) 114 Ali Kazam (J I Sherman) 114 Also elioible: Fistful (G Dixon) 114 Count Just (L Gomez) z115 11n-Petite: IG Hernandez) i THIRD Six furlongs Maidens 3 year olds and um Allowances Purse S2200 Tatters (W Letting) 109 Antonetto Mc Rodrictuez) glit Miss Buttercuo (L Pierce) 11105 Dism-Beite (L Gomez) (13 Vital Spark (F Aiverez) 112 Don Jose 3rd (J Cook) x107 Best Lea (C Brinson) x011 Benoher 1R Treios) IQ Lir Tex (B Giacomel(il 112 Seems Liketv Yanez) 116 Snug Rectiest (C) licatt) 112 Miss Buttercuo (L Pierce) KIM Dum-Beile IL Gomez) 113 Vital Spark (P Alverer) 113 Don Jose 3rd (J Cook) 1007 Best Lea 4C Brinson) x01 Benober IR Treios) 112 Lir Tee (B 112 Seems Liketv Yanez) 116 Snug Request (D HAM 112 Every car hand and machine sanded One day service in by 9 out by 5 Hours: Mon Thru Sat 7:30 PM Every car "IntraRed'i Tunnel Baked AO EV ma On oul Th Evi Tui By Allen Sheppard 1 The report states that if the 10 million figure is realized it will be double the number of craft in use in I1953 If 4wr I "The outlook for the future" the survey states "is' brighter in this respect With the passage of time internal groups are and with them grow safety projects "With the help of sane boating legislation an even better job shall be done in continui ing to keep boating safe for everyone" if Nearly 50000 cars painted monthly lif Over 4 million satisfied customers 27 years experience If Earl Scheib's 1300 employees stand ready to serve you from coast to coast EARL SCHEIB Says: The automatic estometer measures the damaged area accurately and instantly Computes the cost of body and fender workeliminates guess work Do it yourself takes only seconds FREE Free body and fender repair estimates with Earl Scheib's exclusive automatic EST-O-METER Free I fendt estirr Earl exclu eutor EST that air of ronance about i and the ssi which has found fertile growth area in 1 many who hate always wanted to own thd operate a lboat but heretofte could not The report Says another contributing factor is the high 'standard of livisg which is enjoyed by Anericans and more leisure tirnti Note Of Coution The survey ilso touches upon a cautious hote when it points out thatl as boating grows so will thesafety probIlem just as will the automobile when it grew to two in Imillions of garages across the IThe NAEBM alto states that through such ortinizations as the coast guard auxiliary and the US Power Spadrons the Isafety factor can le controlled if all boaters themselves lof these prograrti and couple with a rat amount of common sense We ran across an interesting survey made by the National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers It has some eye opening statistics To begin with the survey points out 77 million pleasure boats of all varieties from a rowboat to a custom built cruiser and yacht cruised this country's 134500 miles of navigable tidal coastline and 115000 square miles of navigable inland waterways this year The surv titled The 1 Growth Of Boating takes a peek into the future with this to say: "If the trend toward the adoption of boating as a family participant sport continues there will be 10 boats using American waters for recreational ran across an interest- survey made by the il Association of Engine Growth Factors The NAEBM survey says the growth of boating as a sport can be attributed to these facts amono others: The creation of navigable water in the inland areas by power and conservation projects Availability of quality boats and motors in quantity and in a wide range of types and prices Also the family acceptance of boating as a sport for the family and the fact a boat can be financed as easily as an automobile I Another factor the report states is that the highways are so crowded the "Sunday driver" has in a great many instances become the "Sunday I boater" I And too there Is always Atiorada (C Brinson x112' Arrow Bell Prouty) 114 Roman Delight (G Dixon) 112 Montan Miss Yanez) 112 iCome On Girl (M Heath) 1141 Deaker's Pet lono) 110 'Wore's Treasure (B Rollins) 112 Mary's Magc 111 Jennings) 112 Trarerette (J Cook) x105 Ern ty Jean IG Taniguchi) 112 EIGHTH Six turlones 2 year Olds 1 Alltwonces Purse S3101 Coati" Xid (O Richardson) 112 Harry (M Toner) 112 War Helmet IG 011t1n) 112 Doctor's Trust IC 8rins0(1) 1101 Son Bus fa Ro Wrist 10a a-Attirtoscn (R aka 120 a-World Peace 2nd IR Yoke) 112 Rene Light IP Moreno) 120 fo Bonn trained entre NINTH One mile and one sixteenth '2 year olds fond too Claiming All entered foir S1600 Purse 12000 prairie Fire 1G Hunt) 111 Clteroliee Streak (B Rollins) 112 Pounder (A Volenzuetal 112 Train Rider (B Jennings) 112 Tarnish ID 143111 172 S-wepcsto (F Pacheco) 112 Classamore Diann) 112 Coil Me Pao (G Hernandez) 112 Brod Flasher (J I Shermen) 112 Cosonet Ovid (R York) 112 Colonel Fury IC ersnson) elOa Se IF Atvarezt )(19 Also eligible7 Boot Boss Cook) 007 Raoid Twiff Hunt) 112: Snow Franck (M Moltke) 112 Lucky Moment (B it14in0s) 112 a-anorentice allowance claimed eve 00twes 11:) tdo stall 45'cp j-sr3 ttil I7TIRITTO Lti 17f OLA-i Miss Catena IC Rails) 113 Also einzuble: Sir Kevin (P Frey) 1127! Blue Sabra Taniguchi) 112 NarsH castle Meath) 114 Nancy Jo lemoircrit) III FOURTM Six furlongs 3 Year olds end bss Ctaimens MI entered for $1000 Purse $2000 Rosemary D'Or Ili Cook) )(101 Traveling Man (J I Sherman) 112 Bobby's Honor (W Fry) )12 Drat( 03 112 le000ldviiie (G 'rum) 112 Delare IJ Proutv) ltig Moen Boy (G Taniguchi) 112 Mountie A Goldsmon) 112 Moss Colifornio Brinson) 1004 Dusty jordan Alvaret) 02 Fire Duster II Puogere) leo Tov Tiger Dixon) 112 No egibic- IL: Gomez) 2109 Eckte Bones IQ Yoko) 112 FIFTH One mile 3 veer Mds Claiming All entered for S2000 Purse S2100 Do you want a nice warped hull or a bow in the keel? Then see to it that you use the 'boat as a storage bin during the winter layup time of gear and other! material in the boat will putl stress on the hull and keel and perhaps ruin it Ipermanently Make certain the bow winch line and the! tiedowns are released to give the boat a chance to rest easiyy oo hh rriiee 6i 0 I eiTeltivzi tAIIT1) 4WIZIlaV 3 eat) a et1 ildizia iMiti) 4WIZilai Hickory 70032 I LTESTZE.