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10 Jocksonville Journol, JocktonvMIe, Aug. 27, 1969 Lindy's Pride Heads Hambletonian Field DU QUOIN, III (AP) Nine trainer and request withdrawal finely-tuned 3-year-old trotters, of the headed by Pride, werej Meanwhile, started ready Tuesday for harness rac- calling Pride, the Yonk- premier stake, the Futurity winner, the Hambletonian which will Pride, the 9-5 favorite upwards of 20,000 fans Wednes-iin unofficial odds, earlier this day without the attraction ofjggggQp bothered with a pari-mutuel betting. u- i The 44th Hambletonian represent a milestone in one eating four spect. Each horse an hour of powdered gellatin a fore the 2 p.m. CDT first heat I day mixed with his oats and the starting time will undergo blood! diet has helped build up the testing.

The samples will be an-1 crack until now it is fully alyzed in less than 25 minutes healed. in a mobile laboratory under a had a patch ever since process developed by Ohio State before the Yonkers Futurity but University. ihe threw it in a workout here Bill Hayes, president of the last week and had a new one Du Quoin State Fair, which has I put on Friday, his groom. Os- a lowly Green team upset the sponsored the non-wagering clas-'valdo Formia, revealed Tues- No. 1 team, 3-0.

W. H. sic since it was shifted from day. is healed so well that Goshen, N.Y. in 1957, and Ed-he bothered a bit when ward F.

Hackett, executive vice'he threw it and break president of the United States Trotting Association, announced; think Dayan is the horse the testing. we have to said is a protection for our old Osvaldo. is faster than owners, trainers and drivers! Pride but Pride is against the type of incident that tougher. Dayan has beaten us created the Image out of four or a year ago in the Kentucky! There is a possibility of a 1:58 said Hackett. 1:59 first mile heat Wednes- Red drove to the Dartmouth any impurity of any kind turn I day as three of the fast- six with only seconds re- up in the blood samples of the est starters, Pride, Day- Hambletonian starters, the judg- an and Gun Runner come out of es would inform the owner and! the first three post positions.

College Football's BEST BLOOPERS 5th Down Game (Third of a Seven-part Series.) Among other things, the between Cornell and Dartmouth in 1940 time out moved the ball back to the six. Here, a pass failed. Then it happened. Referee is remembered as the game; Friesell hesitated, turned once that took 72 hours to decide, jand then signaled that it was It also is remembered by I still ball, fourth down. Dartmouth alumni as the time Arguments broke out throughout the stands and on the field the official was surrounded by Dart(Red) Friesell remembers it players as Cornell for other reasons, however.

i scored and raced off the field the official who O.K.'d the fifth down. The game was savage. Bob Krieger kicked a field goal to start the fourth quarter and the Green played defense the rest of the game. Twice, long drives by Cornell were stopped. Then the Big with an apparent 7-3 victory.

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TO 8 P.M.—SATURDAY 8 A.M. TO 5 P.M. ''FAST ON THE FARM SERVICE" OPEN Seaver Captures 18th Of Season, Mets Win 1st 8-4 SAN DIEGO (AP) Tom Seaver became the first 18- game winner in the National League and Donn Clendenon and Ron Swoboda hit homers as the New York Mets beat San Diego 8-4 Tuesday in the opener of a twi-night doubleheader. Seaver 18-7, allowed only four hits, but they included long homers by Clarence Gaston and Ollie Brown. Gaston also hit a run-scoring triples.

Clendeonon tied the score with a two-run, fourth-inning homer and then the Mets went ahead to stay, 4-2, when Cleon Jones hit a two-run double in the sixth off loser Tommie Sisk, 0-9. Browns Try To Go Out' A Champion Jets, Montreal Licking Wounds After Monday By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 'The New York Jets, bothered by slippery fingers, and the city of Montreal troubled by empty seats, are licking their wounds. For both, Monday was a night to forget. The Oakland Raiders, who lost to the Jets 27-23 in last American Football League championship, got their revenge as they whipped the World Champions 24-6. The city of Montreal fumbled its first test as a future expansion site for American pro football.

Only 8.212 fans turned out to see Detroit beat Boston 229 in an interleague game, leaving more than three-quarters of the baseball stadium empty. Oakland quarterback Daryle Lamonica completed two touchdown passes while New York could manage only two field summer goals. Jets quarterback Joe Na- math watched most of the game from the bench. Before leaving late in the first quarter, Namath drove the Jets to the Oakland three, but Emerson Boozer fumbled and linebacker Don Connors recovered for the Raiders at the one. 'The Jets bungled again in the last minute of play when Mike Battle fumbled a kickoff CLEVELAND (AP) Cleveland Browns switch to the American Football League next season, and head coach Blanton Collier has said he wants to leave the National Football League this season as its champion.

On paper, and in exhibition games, it appears the Browns have the ingredients to give Collier his wish. Los Angeles Rams coach George Allen, after his team lost 10-3 to the Browns two weeks ago, said, think the Browns were better at this time of year than I ever could remember. The Browns should win the Century Division Leroy the leading rusher and scorer last season and the offensive captain, goes farther. going to go all the he said. Collier thinks have one of his best defensive units this season.

It was the defense that paved the way for the victory over the Rams and a 24-19 triumph three weeks ago over the San Francisco 49ers. The offense has sputted, but Collier is not worried. things kept us from moving the ball he said. used a lot of players so there were little breakdowns and often it takes only an error by one man to keep the play from On defense, tackles Jim Kanicki and Walter Johnson and ends Jack Gregory and Marvin Upshaw have improved their pass rush. Linebacking Power Defensive captain Jim Houston heads an extremely deep linebacking corps, and the talented backfield is led by Mike Howell, who is called the best free safety in the league by defensive coach Howard Brinker, The Browns led the league with 32 interceptions last year.

Offensively, Kelly will be joined by either Ron Johnson, Robert Scott, or Charley Harraway at fullback. Johnson, the first-round draft pick, broke Tom career rushing record at the University of Michigan with 2,440 yards. Scott averaged 5.5 yards a carry in four years with Ottawa in the Canadian League and led the league in rushing twice. Harraway took over for retired Ernie Green last season when Green was injured. The key to the offense is at quarterback.

like the way Bill Nelsen calls Collier said. mixes them up well, keeps the defense off But Nelsen, who has been plagued throughout his career with injuries to both knees, had cartilage removed from his left knee during the off-season. It is questionable whether he can physically endure the season and there is uncertainty in the ability of his two replacements. Ryan Hampered For five years, Frank Ryan was the first string quarterback, but he failed to move the club in the first three games last season and Nelsen took over. Ryan has been hampered a pulled leg muscle this Major League Leaders (Through Monday) American League mu Batting (350 at Minnesota R.

Smith, Boston .326. Jackson, Oakland 106; F. Robinson, Baltimore 96. Runs Batted Minnesota 113; Powell, Baltimore 111. Baltimore 155; Oliva, Minnesota 155.

Minnesota 32; R. Jackson, Oakland 30. New York R. Smith, Boston 6. Home Jackson, Oakland 45; F.

Howard, Washington 40. Stolen Seattle 60; Campaneris, Oakland 43. Pitching (12 1.95; McNally, Baltimore 17-4, .810, 3.14. Strikeouts McDowell, Cleveland 221; Lolich, Detroit 202 National League Batting (350 at Clemente, Pittsburgh C. Jones, New York .353.

Cincinnati 9 Bonds, San Francisco 96. Runs Batted Chicago 107; Perez, Cincinnati 102. Alou, Pittsburgh 179; Perez, Cincinnati 161. Doubles Kessinger, Chicago 34; M. Alou, Pittsburgh 32.

Williams, Chicago 10; Clemente, Pittsburgh Tolan, Cincinnati 9. Home San Francisco 39; L. May, Cincinnati 34; H. Aaron, Atlanta 34. St.

Bonds, San Fran- Stolen Louis 45; cisco 34. Pitching (12 Merritt, Cincinnati 14-5, .737, 4.03; Seaver, New York 17-7, .708, 2.64. Chicago 224; Gibson, St. Louis 210. Jerry Hhome, acquired from the Dallas Cowboys, adds depth to the position.

But Rhome, who has had a sore passing arm, saw little action at Dallas and is still unproven. The top receivers again will be Paul Warfield and Gary Collins. Another target, tight end Milt Morin, is recovering from a back operation and unknown when, and how much, be after Oakland scored a field year, goal George Buehler, top replacement, Epa rookie from Stanford, recovered on the 25. The Raiders led all the way but Lamonica, playing nearly three periods, had his problems. He had three interceptions.

Veteran George Blanda took over pie Barney, is only 6-1, 200 pounds and is considered too small to handle the blocking load at the position. Up front is a veteran line led by guards Gene Hickersoi and John DeMarie, tackles Dick Atlanta Cools Off Pirates 6-4 PI'TTSBURGH (AP) The Atlanta Braves, with Clete Boyer delivering two run-scoring singles, built a 6-0 lead, then held on to edge Pittsburgh 6-4, snapping the eight- game winning streak. Trailing 6-2 entering the ninth, the Pirates began a rally when Al Oliver opened with a single and Manny Sanguillen reached first on an error. Cecil Upshaw replaced starter Ron Reed and walked the bases loaded. He then got a force-out at the plate before pinch-hitter Jerry May singled in two runs.

Paul Doyle then came on to retire the side. The Braves scored three runs iff Luke Walker, 2-4, in the first inning on five singles, with Orlando Cepeda, Boyer and Gil Garrido driving in runs. Atlanta 301 200 000-6 1 0 Pittsburgh 000 000 9 1 Reed, Upshaw (9), Doyle (9) and Didier; Walker, Hartenstein (4), Belinsky (8), Marone (9) and Sanguillan. Reed (13-8). Walker (2-4).

Pittsburgh, Stargell (25). Hutson Heads NFL's All-1930's Choices NEW YORK (AP) In 1935, a slim, 6-foot-l, 180-pounder named Don Hutson smeared black shoe polish on his cheeks to cut the glare of the sun and went out and showed the ground-oriented National Football League that receivers could be effective offensive weapons. Until Hutson devised a repet- oire oi fakes that today are called patterns, receivers in pro football usually ran to a designated area in a straight line and then awaited the pass. Hutson refined the art so that today the bomb has become pro most dangerous weapon. Now Hutson, and Arnie Herber, the quarterback who combined with him to form the first great passing combination in NFL history, have been named to the all-1930s team commemorating the 50th anniversary of pro football.

The 1930s team is the second of five teams, one for each of the decades in the half- century, honoring the players who have given the sport the impetus to grow and capture the imagination of so many sports fans in this country. To honor those players and tell the 50-year story of the NFL, the league, with Simon and Schuster, is publishing a book caUed The First Fifty Years, which highlit the decade teams. The culmination will be naming of an alltime NFL team covering those 50 years. Named to the all-1930s team with Berber and ttutson, who caught 488 passes for 7,991 yards and 100 touchdowns in his career, were such outstanding backs as Cliff Battles, Earl (Dutch) Clark, John (Johnny Blood) McNally, Bronko Nagur- ski and Ken Strong. Among the standout picked by Hall of Fame selectors in NFL cities were Albert Edwards, Joe Sty- dahar, Danny Fortmann and Mel Hein, currently supervisor of officials for the American Football League.

Ira Berkow IWA Sporto Editar at quarterbatk and Posted the Schafrath and Monte Clark, and center Fred Hoaglin. Collier believes Scott, Johnson, and other rookie backs will improve the kickoff and punt returns. Don Cockroft, who score to 14-6 when he fired a 22-yard touchdown pass to running back Larry Todd. Blanda added a 16-yard field goal with 1:04 left to play. Lamonica returned to the connected on 18 of 24 field goals game in the last quarter, moved the ball to the New York six and then threw his final touchdown pass to rookie Drew Buie with 14 seconds left.

The Patriots and the Lions did little to inspire the Montreal fans. The Patriots gained just four yards during a lustre first half. Errol Mann kicked three of his five field goals during that time and Gino Cappelletti countered with a 37-yarder. Cappelletti booted a 31-yarder in the third period and Mann a 12- yarder before the Lions broke it open. The other score came on a two-yard touchdown run by Mel Farr.

last season, has improved i punting game. Cubs Purchase Oscar Gamble CHICAGO (AP) The Chicago Cubs moved Tuesday to improve their outfield by purchasing 19-year-old Oscar Gamble from San Antonio, their farm club in the Texas League. Gamble, one of the rookie stars of the spring training last March in Scottsdale, was batting .299 at the time of his call-up. He played 113 games, collecting 142 hits, 32 doubles, three triples, seven home runs, and 32 runs batted in. To make room for Gamble, I the Cubs released veteran In 11 Master'i howling tourna -1 catcher Gene Oliver, owner of a ments, Dick Webrr has finished .222 batting average.

Then they The Classic singles title gave Nelson Bunon Jr. two, one more ABC title than his father. in the top eight f.vc times. rehired him as a coach. London, Quarry Try To Regain Slipping Status SAN FRANCISCO (AP) said Brian London to the girl who asked him how like his steak.

like blood, specially me The British heavyweight has good cause to be wary of his own blood. More than once he has lost fights he thinks he should have won on cuts. To years ago in Los Angeles for instance, he cut his tongue while training for a fight with Jerry Quarry and eight stitches were taken. Quarry hit me, was sucking London remembers. I Quarry won the decision.

Both had shots at the heavyweight title and both lost. Neither is likely to get another. Quarry, in fact, says he is retiring after this fight. But London, at 35, is not through. He is still a good enough name to make his fight with Quarry a pretty good draw and his 25 per cent of the gate gets 30 per should be a decent payday.

hoping have a good says London. had two fights in the States and I done so first U.S. appearance came in 1959 when he fought Floyd Patterson for the title and was knocked out in 11 rounds. Seven years later Cassius Clay beat him in a championship fight in London in a third-round knockout. think Clay is the best heavyweight we ever have says London.

i reflexes were phenomenal. Patterson was another fast guy. like fast he continued. like big guys so you can hit them and when they swing you can get out of the NEW YORK punch sank into Dave belly on Aug. 6, but it was launched two years before that.

Martin, now manager of the Minnesota Twins, was then a coach with the club. Boswell was a moderately successful pitcher with the Twins. One evening two years ago Boswell lost a game to Luis Tiant of Cleveland. In the clubhouse afterward, Boswell was still incensed by one particular call of the plate umpire. Boswell was fuming as he pulled off his sweatshirt.

Following is version of what ensued: ball was right here, right across the said Boswell damn umpire see if he had six Or words to that effect. You saw it, Billy, Martin, who was walking by, said, the pitch was high. It was right up a lie. I oughta break your Boz, you can fool yourself if you want to, but the pitch just in there. got to stop fooling Then Boswell challenged Martin.

you gutless rat. You dirty Martin, his fists and teeth clenching, held back. a coach, he said to himself, if you hit him be finished in baseball. Martin walked to the shower. Boswell shouted, afraid of was in the Martin recalled recently, had to talk to myself again.

I mean, do you know what like to be called gutless, especially when you know you could break the little blank into pieces? felt my stomach curling. I eat a thing that night. thing about Boz, the next day it was like nothing said Martin. he was out there fooling with me during infield Martin apparently forgives, but is hard-pressed to forget. On the night of Aug.

6 in Detroit, outside a saloon, Martin was called to the street and saw Boswell giving Bob Allison a few licks upside the head. Then Boswell came for Martin. Martih gives details of what followed with the zeal of Don Dunphy at ringside. hit Boz five or six times in the said Martin. I hit him in the head, and when he came off the wall, I hit him again.

He was out before he hit the After another of many descriptions of that night, he said in an aside, just left the door open when he came at me. I was just getting angry when they pulled me off Three NY Boots Let White Sox Win In Tenth 3-2 NEW YORK (AP) The Chicago White Sox used Gene two errors and one by Bobby Cox to score two runs in the ninth and one in the 10th for a 3-2 victory over the New York Yankees Tuesday night. Pinch-hitter Ron Hansen opened the ninth for Chicago with a single and Walt Williams reached base when Michael fumbled his grounder. After Luis Aparicio sacrificed, Don Pavletich flied out, but Bill Melton doubled in both runners to send the game into extra innings. Then in the 10th, Michael fumbled Ken grounder with one out and Cox threw wild on Bobby grounder.

Berry taking third. After a passed ball, Pete Ward pinch hit for winner Wilbur Wood, 9-9, and drove in the winning run with a sacrifice fly. Chicago 000 000 002 1-3 5 1 New York 200 000 000 0-2 7 2 John, Wood (9), Bell (10), Lazar (10), Murphy (10) and Hermann, C. Barkman; F. Peterson, McDaniel (9) and Fernandez.

Wood 9-9. 4-5. HR New York, Fernandez (11). SEAVER SELECTED ATHLETE OF MONTH NEW YORK (AP) Tom Seaver, young right-handed pitcher for the New York Mets, was Pro Athlete of July for the almost-perfect game he hurled against the Chicago Cubs. The monthly tabulation was released Tuesday.

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