El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 24

-Section Page Four EL PASO HERALD-POST Wednesday December 11 1968- 'Hungry' Hound Seeks Win Futurity Heads Sunland THE LIMIT will have to beat the up end coming Florida hound Concerned who has chalked up three wins a second and two thirds in eight starts Concerned was edged out by Sky's The Limit for the place in their last meeting Paso Zoom Zoomer another first-year greyhound his last two starts In grades and will be trying grade A for the first time A sleeper could be the veteran Paso Babe Paso seo-ond entry in the ninth who le back in grade A after no luck ia AA Her last win was ia this class and her experience (M starts this year) could be a fao who has zoomed to two wins in tor The Limit is getting hungry at Juarez Race Track not that his Tarot Kennel trainer Ray Pilcher been feeding on schedule because the dark red brindle pup eats as much as any greyhound on the grounds but hungry for a win THE MAY 87 juvenile in his first year of competition began his Juarez career like a house afire putting wins together in quick succession to reach the top rung (AA) on the greyhound grading ladder But since been in the top grade The Limit has been stymied getting only one third and a second place in his last six races been dropped back to grade A where he finished sec ond in his last out despite trouble in the pack Railbirds say his hunger pangs may return him to his September form and put him back on the winning track in tonight's ninth race Twelve of the finest juvenile thoroughbreds in the Southwest wil shoot for an estimated purse of $38400 in Sunday's Thoroughbred Futurity at Sunland Park The 12 finalists are the survivors of last trial races which attracted a turnout of 41 hopefuls The top three finishers in each of four six-furlong trial sprints earned a starting slot in showdown THE THOROUGHBRED Futurity rated as one of the big jewels in winter stakes program will top a three-day racing weekend which includes night programs on Friday and Saturday Night racing gets going at 7:30 pm while daylight agenda Racnq Roundup begins at 1:30 pm Most of the big names in the Southwest juvenile picture including Mr Pegasus Rebel Roan Roman Fiesta Wingo Bound and Native survived last week's elimination runs CHAMP AND the camera after having for the fifth annual Count Track Racing director Cliff trophy to Crosby Kennels the runnerup trophy te Kennel 2572 See The dark brindle Smooth Air mugs defeated the fawn-colored RosedaUa Down championship at Juarez Race Altore (center) presents the trainer Ralph Smith (left) and Marvin Burrell owner of Burrell Brave Fans Aqueduct Finale CARY Gary Gallup aparta director at KROD-TV aad Radio visited Sunland Park to join in tha circla earamaay af tha Gary Gallup Purae Tudor Legend owned by Reverljr Hallmark of Clovie and ridden by Jerry Nicademua won tha raea Gary received a apecial plaqoa from Sunland aa aouvanlr af the raea a am ad ia his hanor Queaa Sunland Pam Rabinaan made tha present at ion At left la Mrs Callupi Friday's Entries i At Sunland Park Racing Results At Bay Meadows furlong 1:1114 RA goto arti (Picrc) S7M 140 1M Tlnytacki IGwmzl SlOJf 540 Lar-Bar Lark ISmi-clwzl 420 MCONO-1 mil 1:10 Day af Wm (VMik) MM 4 Aft 400 lurpaiiir DAILY DOUBLE PaU 1140 furlong 1:12 4-5 Mission TrootValonzuola) 500 100 l-X-Prlnz NWW (Gonialoi) flOAS Annlo Must (Potamino) (360 furlongs Eaelo O'Mino (Cospodoo) 1700 li ai' iB- TO dllng Tux lYanoz) tf601 4C0 VO (Plorco) 540 furlong 7:14 4-5 Hop! Joe' (Diazl S10 0M 4 XI Rx Again M'N' Bl 6rl Wall furlong 1:12 Paopa's IToMII) 37 AO 11101 5 0 Allbhal's Nuo-got IPIarco) SZ3B0 (AO Swoot Mommt (Gannleil S3 20 SEVENTH- furlong 1:11 1-5 Spartan XjHw (Dlail S4A0 TOO 2M Abowo All iCoballorol SStA 4Mi EuckwIiMor (Jwi-nipntl 160 SISHTM 1 mllo 1:10 Aopfy morngyl 2(0 MHO Domulr (Garadlwl tt0 oo PlRulta (Cabal loro) 140 1 1-1 MHo 1:47 ML By (PolctialBl SIT 40 20 510 Poo Hgr- rrDvtoIJw) io ATTENDANCE 054 MAHOLE WW WEDNESDAY 400000 tuaranteed to single winner in Big no free selection II BIG RACES WED thru SAT IdM MST SUN 2:30 7M MST ACCORDING to early speculation Mr Pegasus and Rebel Roan are likely to be honored by the betting public as the kip two choices Mr Pegasus looked impressive as he came from seventh place uncoiled a strong I move at the top of the stretch then held off a powerful closing ni I bid by Rebel Roan Mr Pegasus SSL cwmwsw1 noun Ts-wyea Six furlong SIjW-MM United Pross International Now that Aqueduct has closed can winter be far behind? Evidently not as 25112 hardy horse players braved 20-degree temperatures yesterdayto watch Georgia Big Rock Candy win the $15000 Au Revoir Purse at the closing of New York's 234-day racing season AJIowonco Puroo SHI VL OrW Dandy 111 I Anchor Slur Iff Cart FsuMon -JJZ Mr Bar's Twin 11 Falla May Oby Triple Ma Panel no lonalffl VJvW Mwiry Rhythm Light Skopor Gforg Lady Cana Chaaa Tha WM Bud BB Ptenot Laa hi hit the wire with a half-length In 1:11 flat qualifying post Brinatey Cozoros McBrkM Morris BidKla Lavati Mrra Hit Na Bor oo-Mta LaropilgMar No Bay Short Punt 111 Dayan1 Luck JS ooSaoody Jo Bar osowar Dock 111 ns BOV ill OaUUor Ma Bay ss-Etta Dock Ns bav Cordero added two more winners to raise his total to 312 for the year in his quest for the 1968 riding championship Alvaro Pineda who is based in California was shutout for the second straight day at Bay Meadows and still has 308 winners Cordero won the $4000 feature allowance ninth race with Crowned King Crowned King ran the aix furlongs in 1:09 3-5 and returned $340 DULOGE won the seven furlong $4000 feature allowance race at Lincoln Downs and paid $860 Duloge covered the distance in 1:25 4-5 Apply captured the $6000 featured allowance race for fillies and mares at Bay Meadows by a neck over Miss Demuir Ridden by Dennis Tierney Apply paid $720 $360 and $280 while covering the one mile distance in 1:38 over a sloppy racing strip Ratings At Juarez Track SSCONB Yds Up CWmlns Site Puns SMNL 1 Rock Mil Loom Living 2 Rte RinQOp All Hobby Tippy Larkor 1 Top Em All Victory Sign Tspy 4 Coaio'i I 1 1 a Quaiieh Budtfy Rod's Baby Jana 5 Morbte Sharmoito Bait Award Claim 4 Satest LB's Fanny Fanny Trf lit Abbey1 Jrr 111 Bill's Knight IIS Tlaar Km 117' BomIs Saana 1S Poncho Lapaz Tis Scatty 117 Bast Pitch 117 Riot Soy JM STrafoalowaymon Corrikhai 004401 Dock 115 ao-Laughliig Lnmr IS oo44sail Bor i7 oo-Prlnco Jlck ns namhioa Rad Flying Eva -OM Doc Kina Bar so-Hat PapV Pnd i aaFoir Bar ao-Saify Ssados ratty LB'B NI 7 FB's Mocha Vlow Bark salat LI lay Lava Wildia Lim it Zoom Zsomar cwn tisj time nil Another tough customer is Jim's Fod who scored impressive wins on opening night and on Nov 24 when he missed the five-furlong track record by jjj only four fifths of a second In i last week's trials the roan colt was sent off as a 2-1 favorite and came from slightly off the nr pace to miss catching Native Buck by a half-length lie ig ROMAN FIESTA a supple- Six Furlong 1 a Up Claiming nomination at a cost SKT ma Purse two $1500 set a bristling pace last ny txoco h-h Austin SMt covors lit1 week but failed to hold off the lid 13-1 kmgshot Sweet Serenade in the final yards Here's the Futurity lineup in aio the order of finish in each divi-iJi'sion: 1st Sweet Roman Fiesta Kinnibux ns 2nd Ruth Wingo Bound Midnight Tower 3rd Native Buck Fool Twilight Rhythm 4th Mr Pegasus Rebel Roan Barlaris Big Rock Candy was timed in 1:37 2-5 and returned $980 $520 and $320 Ntron Quick Mtet Sugar CapiM Star Sarlo Ctam aoSllkv way Slxtartang Six tartang year CtaMmoq SIMOOMS Puna Blua Masud GaodDIvUMd Giovor Bowling TEXAS LCAQUE Kootante Insuronca 30-34 John I cock Insuronca 35-21 OosVt Drtea-tns 34fe-21to Joa'o Hond Taxa-o 34-2? Hixson's Jewelry 34-22 Taom No XV-24 Tha Kamms 3044 Kahn's Bofcorv 2S-2i Skylanat BowH 27-29 Taom No 9 20-30 Paorl Boar 24-90 Avis Rant A Car Fashion Cteanors 17-39 Wookiy Woody Woodruff Ernia Moreno 55 Luis Jlmanot 501 Bob Cholmars Lav Humphrey Marty Nash 550 Ofio'Luian Liz 117-311 Von Millar ate Out-man 495 Janny Ortegas 1 407 Lll Bur-Chftetd MS Avarogo Oflo Luon M2L Manny Orte-00 194 TUESDAY Cloudy and Fast 3 FURLONGS Bardon Lady 352H Collaga Gay 34h Dawn's Dandy 371hg Mama's Saw SMS pr 19 Ld RosMa' Mighty Frtebg Traosura 11 BA1 MJka Moving Gam Us Yards 3 sar olds Allnw--ancs Puna MSS Go Coos's Sis Bvsn Its oo-Bloomin' oo-P-ngo Retd's Folly Lost FoMo Pair By Art Field 1 Secret Tents nan Moxlco Mix Chaoman ao-TrlpIo Somhogio No Soy Didn't Stand For Anthem Is Dismissed Mli Mans Boy North Morkot Eight Pack Cnovm u7 Aiio net Purao 41250 iR tefrlR Skolkote Byars Volte iu Brawn Jo MtaaSandDunM Midnight Sam 3Ah Roman Dovil 374tw Stormin Thru 37Jhg Swift Swoaty 17h 9 FURLONGS AN Ovor Tima 404hOr Angoi Juno AH Bollut Abyad 492h Broo Light 403lie India 51 hr Mallox 49 1h Rhythm Light 43hgs Star Abboy 4V4H Skippar Coorga SO-lhg FURLONGS Music God Eso an 1 1 pi Val Fly FURLONGS Gay Rally YARDS Buzifos Princa llRig Flold Ett 13hg 310 YARDS Maid 109hgd Trfate Croak presents Youi Chkidnuts Favorites One bUmhii par cuitomor at tfria low prioa Additional albans 4J5 FRIDAY'S six-furlong topper brings out Triple Creek in quest of his ninth win of the year Recently claimed for $5000 Triple Creek holds a pair of recent seconds to the top sophomores i Tell A Knight and Limetime uo He'U older foes Fri- day he engages the likes of on 115 Miss Sand Dunes and Oak town 2 Bobby Harmon trying to work his way back to the top of its jockey standings will ijoI be aboard the front-runner 117 11 13 4hg( Soooor Scoopor llhg YARDS Top Eogfa 47Jh CLEVELAND Dec 11 Chris Wood co-captain of the Adalbert College basketball team has been dropped from the squad because he refused to stand during the playing of the National Anthem The incident took place at half-time of the Adelbert-John Carroll basketball game Monday night Wood wae Bitting on the bench and refused to stand when the Star Spangled Banner was played He was immediately dismissed from the squad Jasper Wood the players father said that no member of his family stands for the national anthem believe In the fellowship of he said believe in Sunland Park Ono mil I 100 Purvo siooo WhWIorvPrtnco Tit Flying BINnw Hoi Fdleo Mm moi Troian CMof no Arm I Mai Sftarply hoc Sonloro Me I Groan Orchid Bvo aortondoro No I Forty Coral Bat so MaroyHIo No I ao Rwuon Dual Ns I ooSoux Modlcins No I No hoy taal Hero ora horaot whs won In frauMs 11 rnHoi I Ctalmlm 1 ln MUond Pork ovor Itio wssfe-1750 Puns 01001 Ond: Doctor Baau Bungsr Ulauar nws svwywi Sliding Future Tuff Enough dy Flnosao "Ui Horses in Trouble At Drop Mavs 2 Players HOUSTON Dec 1L The financially-troubled Hooiton Mavericks of the American Bae ketball Association released two player 'last night and announced a rookie would replace one of the veterans on Wo week's road trip The moves apparently were an attempt to lighten the payroll UPI learned last week the team would fold or be moved if it cannot find more operating funds The players who were released were Jerry Pettway the No 2 guard and Wil-- lie Porter a 8-5 forward who wae obtained from the ta Pipers two weeks ago for 8-10 Tom Hoover This means the Mavericks now have nothing to show for Hoover whom they acquired in 1 an off-season trade with Denver Hoover is a six-year veteran five in the National Basketball -Association ft Say Heck With Ralph Heck Pricod dm ml Fmtara Stan CMpUihUr gricod WnNagg Design mil Ail wrapped up in the holiaay spirit-no extra charge The Gonfideni ones give DeLuxe the elegant 8 year old bourbon They have a gift for knowing what people like That's why they give Walker's DeLuxe Nothing else quite measures up STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY PROOF HIRAM WAUCER A SONS INC PEORIA ILL fM Drsr St Norms art AM- rM Mas tNra Fit A PM tot 751-lm ATLANTA Dec 11 Ralph Heck who has been a starting linebacker for the Atlanta Falcons for all three years that been in the National Football League was placed on the inactive list because of a pinched nerve PH Pkora TIMM 1 a Mala Sf Log (no HAL AJU PAL PM Bl Ceos 7 AM4 PM Psasa UMS1 I.