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-PITTSBURGH TOST-GAZETTEi WEDESDAY, JUNE 5, 1968- jfatmd McCormack Leads Yanks in British Golf By CHARLEY FEENEY, Sport Writer -28- The Record-Maker LOS ANGELES, June 4 A question was put to Walt Alston last night which some basebull managers might have termed "loaded." The Dodger manager didn't flinch when he was asked the question which was about his strategy In last Friday night's game against the Giants. A writer asked Alston if he Would have replaced Don around him. McCovey hits Drysdale pretty good. When Jim Hart singled, I began to Drysdalewhen the Giants 1 threatened In the ninth Inning if the big Dodger ace bad not been going after a shutout record. TDrysdale, leading, 3-0, was within an fKJr 3 If' mm I mum Walt Alston inning of his lllia 2, Ti) Willi mSF worry.

Then when Drysdal walked that fellow (Dave) Marshall, I could see Don was losing his stuff. It's not like Drysdale to walk two men in one inning." The Dodgers' 3-0 lead was in jeopardy and Drysdale went to 2-2 on Dick Dietz when it appeared that his shutout string was over on the next pitch. It hit Dietz on the left elbow. The huge crowd at Chavez Ravine groaned, and suddenly there was hope, and a bunch of raging Giants surrounding plate umpire Harry Wendelstedt. The umpire ruled that Dietz did not make an attempt to avoid being hit by the pitch.

He ruled the pitch ball three which brought it to a full count. When the Giants were finally calmed down, play was resumed. Dietz popped up, the next hitter forced a runner at the plate, and the next flied out. "It was one of the most exciting moments I ever broadcast," Dodger announcer Vlnce Scully said. Amateur Test Into 3rd Round Former Champs Eliminated In Event at Troon TROON, Scotland, June 4 (AP) Mark McCormack, the manager of golf's big three of Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player, led a band of five Americans into the third round of the British Amateur Golf Championship today.

Seven more Yanks, Including 1937 champion Bob Sweeny, will play their second-round matches tomorrow over Troon's par 36-37 73 course. But 15 other invaders, Including former champion Dick Chapman and Don Given, believed to be the first Negro ever to compete in the 83-year-old tourney, were eliminated today. The other four in the third round are Warren Vanderbush of Closter, N.J.; Ed Meister, of Cleveland; Bob Falkenburg of Los Angeles and Brazil, and John Matheny of Fort Worth, Tex. McCormack, of Cleveland, beat Ed Easson, of England, 1 up; Vanderbush, an airman first class, topped Jim Lower, of England, 2 and Falkenburg, the former Wimbledon tennis champion, beat A. N.

G. Brown, of Scotland on the 19th hole; Meister, a former Walker Cup player from Cleveland, beat Ted Da vies of Wales, 1 up, and Matheny eliminated Jim Neilan of Scotland, 2 and 1. Among those who will play second-round matches tomorrow are Bob Sweeny, the 1937 champion from Palm Beach, Frank Strafact of Miami, A. Peterson Jr. tif Arizona; Bob Seylor of Westbrook, Ohio; Harry MacCallum of Fort Lauderdale, and Woodward Millcn and Pete Jacohi of New York.

Pnt.an7pH PhotOS fifth straight shutout when he appeared to have lost his stuff. He walked two hitters and gave up a single which loaded the bases. "I think," Alston said calm-ly, "I would have replaced Don if he had not been going after the record. If It was September and we were in a pennant race I think I would have replaced him even with the record at stake." It was a straight-forward answer. It was the kind people have come to expect from Walter Alston, who quietly rules the Dodgers with a strong hand.

It was that way when the Dodgers were cluttered with big stars and it is still that way although Drysdale is the only big name remaining on a club that began winning pennants in the forties in Brooklyn and continued winning their share in Los Angeles until Sandy Koufax quit baseball after the 1966 pennant year. The Dodgers provided their fans with many thrills since coming to Los Angeles 10 years ago. Drysdale's famous ninth last Friday against the Giants rates high among them. Alston replayed the ninth again for a group of writers last night "When Don walked Willie McCovey to start the ninth, I figured he was trying to pitch England's young golf hawk, Tony Jacklin (right), at Sewichley Australian Bruce Devlin, here for 2nd straight Open qualifier, gives Heights for Open test, checks scorecard with amateur Ludwig Schenk. autograph and smile to Jim Shoener, 11, of RD 3, Setvickley.

SIMONS, 18, MAKES GRADE AGAIN Devlin's 143 Paces U.S. Open Trial Giant Manager Herman a 8 called Wendelstedt "gutless," and added: "He was swayed by the crowd." Dodger Veep Buzzie Bavasl points out that the Giants still had the bases-loaded and none out after Wendelstedt's call. He thinks the credit should go to Drysdale. Fresco Thompson, another Dodger veep, challenges Franks' "gutless" charge at Wendelstedt. "It took guts to make a call like that," Thompson said.

"If anybody was gutless, it certainly wasn't Wendelstedt. He could have taken the easy way out, but didn't." dous 82 In which "everything went wrong." Pacific Coast Amateur champion Dr. Ed Updegraff of Tucson, could be called a more minor casualty. He had 76-82-158. Both local co-medalists, Frank Kiraly and Norman Rack, failed to make the grade as did West Penn Open champion Andy Borkovich.

But eight of the 14 qualifiers are district players and that makes for a fine showing. A crowd of some 3,000 turned out in the fine weather. Sewickley Heights Golf Club yesterday. His feat won him $300 and a place in the Tournament proper at Oak Hill Country Club, Rochester, N. June 13-16.

Bobby Cole, 20 -year -old former British Amateur champion from South Africa, now a touring pro out of Cleveland, took second position with 72-75-147. Don Allen, an Insurance salesman from Rochester, N. Y. and a member of the last Capps, the Tri-State PGA champion from Beckley, W. Walker Cup team, was next in line with 75-73-148.

Devlin scrambled all over By PHIL GUNDELFINGER Post-Gazelle Sports Writer Bruce Devlin, a reformed Australian plumber, patched the leaks in his game for a scrambling par 72 on the morning round and then hit the ball right down the pipe for a 71, one under, after Devlin's Cards Par. out 454 345 JM -34 Por, In 444 354 354 30 72 MORNINO ROUND Devln, out 444 444 343 34 Devlin, In 534 354 M4-3-7l AFTERNOON ROUND Devlin, out 453 345 354-35 'A .544. 36 I43- lunch for a total of 143, one under par, and medalist honors in the sectional qualifier for the 68th National Opon Golf Championship over the rugged, the place in the morning In eluding the 18th hole where he shanked his second shot but still canned a 10-footer for a par four. For the two rounds he had seven birdies, including three deuces, and six bogeys. Two of his bogeys were sixes on this layout's long par fives.

Cole, a member of the famous Mark McCormack "Stable" which includes Palmer, Nicklaus, Player, Sanders, got plenty of power out of a slender 140-pound body on this sizeable layout. He won $200. Allen, in taking third place added another feat to his Walker Cup berth with three New York State Amateur crowns. In a tie for fourth to seventh positions at 149 were amateurs Jim Simons, Butler Open Trials Scoreboard Angels Beat Satullot Results 91. BASEBALL Country Club, 18, qualifying for the second straight year, and West Penn Amateur champion John Birmingham of Oakmont, and pros Billy and the little unattached Johnny Felus of Gallitzin, Pa.

Capps and Felus split third money of $100. Making the grade with totals of 150 were Gene Ferrell, Longue Vue assistant pro, runnerup in the last U.S. Lefthanded Open: Tom Bartolec, pro at Lebanon Church Par and Jack Radcliffe, pro at Spring Valley CC, Huntington, W. Va. Three players with scores of 151 took the 11th, 12th and 13th berths.

They were former West Penn Amateur champion Tommy Smith of Greensburg; Walker Cupper Jack Lewis Jr. of Florence, S. and Roland Stafford, head pro at Longue Vue and former West Penn Open champion. Chuck Scally of Scally's golf center, Moon squeezed into the 14th and last place in field for the blue ribbon event of golf with 152. Chief casualty was Tony Jacklin of Sea Island, a former British Ryder Cupper, picked as the next great golfer out of Britain.

He followed an opening 74 with a horren Orioles, 5-3 BALTIMORE, June 4 (AP) Pinch-hitter Tom Satriano bounced a two-run single into center field in the 10th inning, boosting the California Angels to a 5-3 victory over the Baltimore Orioles tonight. Satriano hit an 0-2 pitch that hopped over reliever Roger 1 's head to end the A 1 s' three-game losing streak. It came after three walks, a wild pitch and a sacrifice had loaded the bases with one out. TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1968 Fifth Night of 62-Night Meet mile, curse Str. Hore pp t-M drear vaior 3 i I Driver W.

Braden S. O'Neil A. Long J. Schmlgel 7 1700. Fin.

1- hd 2- hd 3- Vi 4- J- 3 e-1934 7-JlVi 1 1 5 5 6 Odds 2.10 4.90 4.30 2.50 10.20 15.70 15.70 21.40 Colonel Dell Donald Barnes 1 Vicky Chips 6 Jane Blackstono 5 Duke Johnston 4 Maria Gold 2 C. Welch 3 4 2 2 2 2-1 Altlzer. Jr. H. Miller 4 i 5 7-7 111 1-1111 For a count down l-dis rl.

Reeso Kex Keynara Finish. 209-2. to enjoyment Tlm: 31., Vi, 103:3, W.2S 4 0 1.40 S.tt 3 80 3.00 72 71-143 72 75-147 i 75 73-148 72 77-149 76 73-149 75 74-149 71 78-149 75 75-150 76 74-150 j-urear voiur (-Colonel Dell 3 -Donald Barnes Handle: $7,118. CALIFORNIA BALTIMOR! go ICIkMG EDWARD Fla Bobby Cole, Cleveland Rochester, N. a-Tommv Smith, c-JIm Simons, Butler C.

C. a-John Birmingham, Oakmont o-Jack Lewis, Florence, John Felus, Gallltzln, Pa. Billy Caoos, Beckley, W. Vo Cene Ferrell, Longue Vu Tom Bartolec, Lebanon, Crurch Par 1 o-Ted Kochan, W. Va Greensburg C.

Chuck Scally, bl WHITEHALL MIDGET LEAGUE Sttelers 4 Colts 4 IWP "'DOST LEAGUE Wyneclltle Sportsman 1 CITY FEDERATION COLT LEAGUE Crafton Heights 3 5. Whitehall 1 EAST NORTHSIDE LITTLE LEAGUE Tigers i Yankees 0 CONNIE MACK LEAGUE Swisshelm I Mt. Oliver 0 BETHEL PARK LITTLE LEAGUE Allison 6 Logan Shops 0 LINCOLN VALLEY COLT LEAGUE Wllkins Twp. 2 Edgewood 1 CITY FEDERATION LEAGUE laughilns 10 Bellevut Brighton Heights 4 Sprlngvlew 1 NORTH PITTSBURGH PONY LEAGUE Perrv Atoms 14 Sanguinis 1 Wexford 6 Baldlnls Rrlahlwood 6 Jets 1 Foerster 2 Most Holv Name 0 MT. OLIVER LITTLE LEAGUE Klwanlj 4 V.Ikes 0 A PLUM B0RO LITTLE LEAGUE Angels II Tigers 8 ALLEGHENY VAL.

FRESHMAN LGUE. Oakland 4 Ninth Ward I METRO PONY LEAGUE Harelwood 14 Shady Side 1 NORTH HILLS PONT LEAGUE Mld-lle Rood 16 Bauerstown 3 NORTH HILLS COLT LEAGUE Berkley Hills 3 McCondless 0 PGH. FEDERATION COLT LEAGUE Bower Hill 3 Car rick 1 FAST BORO PONY LEAGUE Pilcalrn 2 Forest Hills 0 Softball Results Avenue Hotel 4 Teddvs Beileviie 7 Georges 3 Blue Cross 11 Esso 4 IM Linn 9 Jim's 8 Conway Vets 10 Riviera 4 DeClcco's 12 Babes 4 fcust tnd Debs 4 Pgh. Orioles 5 (V-o'tlngs 14 Aliens 11 Hllltob 14 Freedom Serbs 4 Kinsmans 9 Road Runners 4 I irnhert 12 Peluso's 2 Magno's 7 Koeool's 4 ra Hnr-ns I Auerbauer 3 St. Cyril 23 Sr.

Joseph No. 2 13 St. Juslui CYO 4 St. Jos. CYO 3 St.

Norbert 14 St. Henry 3 Saroks 9 Jet Sets 3 Sognerls 13 3 Terrvs 15 Fiesta 7 The Derby 16 St. Marpnrels 7 TCC 9 Pgh. Bindery 8 TCC 12 Poh. Blnrterv 2 Warren's 3 Max Homer 2 Wexford 10 Dutlle 8th UP 17 Christ Episcopal 3 od SECOND Pace, claiming, $700, 1 rate, claiming, mil.

OD oi 5 1 1 0 a 0 Blnlr.cf PP It) to 44 Sir. HORSE 3 0 10 R. Henry 1 School Hnll.Dh Held, 3b Freoosl.st Hietorv.rt Motton.lt WW 1 America' Largest Selling Cigar Powell, lb 1 Driver R. Brandt Sr. R.

Saul D. Cossldy J. Suorei H. Kaaarlst C. Welch R.

Clllock 3-lto 2-4 0 1 Odds 2.10 1.70 33.10 3.20 37.40 17.20 7.80 14.80 Early Vernon 4 Comets Win A Local Artel ine 2 Sailor Bill 7 Duchess Jerry 3 Sandy Hlllflamx. 5 4- hi 5- 3'4 6- Vi 7- 12Vi 79 72-151 tiflOTflfl AS YOU Roland Stafford" Longue" Vui 71 151 F. Venablf Jr. 6-5VJ Jerry croon RPDOI.Ct 3 Mlncher.lb 3 Rlchordt.lf 4 Krkptrck.rf 3 0 Strno.hx-pb. 1 0 Rodoersx 4 KnorD.2b 4 fllls.B 3 Rolas, i 137:4.

Finish: 210:1. jock Kaacnne, numingTon, Scally's Golf Center 74 78-152 Ell Marovlch, Bob Smith, Sacramento, Cal. 74 79-153 C4 riAlnen II St. 1 0 Hndrlcks.c 0 Belanger.ss 0 Bird oh-2b 2 Leonhard.p 0 Rlrherl.o 0 FRbnsn.ph 0 Wntt.p 0 Mov.pb 0 Nelson, Time: V4, :31.4, Vi, :I05.1, 44, 1-R. Henry 4-Earl Vernon t-Comets Win Daily Double Gcof frion NY Coach NEW YORK, June 4 (AP) Bernie (Boom Boom) Geoffri-on, the colorful French-Canadian who scored 393 goals as a player, said today he will be shooting for only one goal next season to lead the New York Rangers to a first-place standing in the National Hockey League.

"It'll be tough, but we're going to try and finish even higher than we did last year," Geoffrion said after signing a two-year contract to coach the Rangers. He also announced the end of his 16-year big league playing career. Basil Win Sets Up Section Title Game John Hatlas singled with two men on in the fifth inning, driving in both runs to give St. Basil a 2-1 victory over St. Justin in Section 2 of the Catholic Class league yesterday.

The victory sets up a championship showdown, with Basil (6-1) meeting St. Mary of the Mount (5-1) at Phillips Park Friday. Softball Schedule LEAGUE GAMES TODAY GREATER PGH. Brookllne nt Wleoands, Mnaee Field (9 o. Aliens at Orioles, McKees Rocks Field p.

Crofton BTA at Swlssvale, Memorial Field; Pgh. Hustlers ot 220 Bar, Burowln Park B. Columbia Gas at Children's Hospt.i Lower Frlck; Park. (S. HILLS SECTION) Mt.

Lebo nt Trlatlrs, Herschel Field D. Pee at Ronch House, Whitehall Field. ASPINWALL SECTION) Peluso at Huntr, Etna Hiah Field p. ALLEGHENY COUNTY Qulnaue at Perrv Fowler Field (9 d. Falcons at Riches, Quarry Field (9 g.

(GIRLS) Hunti ot Orioles, elmar Field (7 p. High School Results WPIAL BASEBALL Section 3 Championship McMillan 2 Ft. Cherrv 0 CATHOLIC 'B' BASEBALL St. Basil 2 St. Justin 1 Allderdlce 4 South Hills 1 Se.20 1.20 2.40 1,20 2.M 5.00 Handle Clalrsville, 0 75 78- hnftiiMn.

n. ft la o-Ralph Jack Moore, Schenlev Farm 73 81- 154 Dally Double (1-1) paid $28.60. THIRD-Trot, conditioned, $700, I mile. horse PP i4 to Str. Fin.

Driver Odds Cinder Kind 2 1 1 1 1- 'A 1- Vi J. Altlzer Sr. 2.20 oiiiy uiiDerr, Marlon Heck, Ft. Myers, Flo. 76 78-154 Elllcotvllle, N.

Y. 77 78-155 Frank Wharton, Akron, O. 78 77-155 Totol 34 5 I 5 Totals 33 3 3 California 100 000 JOO 2-J Baltimore 100 000 002 0-1 E-None. DP-Collfornlo 1. LOB-Collfornia 10, Baltimore 7 Tony Jacklin.

Sea Island Ga 74 daMr. Troy 5 BAA A A'I XIO 3- IW R. HranaT 3.6U 81 75-156 iroae uav 4 4 4 4 4- 4 30112-1 R. Glllock 44.10 4- 5Vi 24.00 F. Fllcklnger Sweet Dlller 3 2 2 2- 1 moire Gavle 1 5 5 5 5-6 Champ Peters 6 X7 7 7 713'.

131 JB-Keooi Knoop, Fregosl, Blair, Robinson. Powell. HR-Hendrrlks u. Knoaes D. Cassldv 20.10 10.30 5- S'A 6- 11V4 x7-dls 3rd).

SB-Buford. Ellis. Mlncher. G. Belnhauer Goy Pick 7 2 3 3 3- 2x 2.00 Suzy Roinbow 3 x8 8 8 8x-dis 8-dls L.

Corbett 5.30 i me: v. 77, uj.j. sn 1.00 CALIFORNIA PITCHINQ IP 6R BB 50 fill 84 5 3 3 4 8 Rolos 2 3) Hi 0 0 0 1 0 BALTIMORE PITCHINQ 7.00 1.60 2-unaer King S4.40 4.00 4- Trade Day 23.60 5 Mr. Troy lennnnra 63 if i i FOURTH Pace, conditioned, $700. 1 mile.

HORSE PP Vi 'i Str. Fin. Richer! Won Sues Joy 3 3 5. 6 I-IV4 Drbvwkl (L. 2-1) 0 0 Bel Air 5 2-2 8 i i 0 Donoghue 6 0 Nelson 1 0 Driver Odds G.

Belnhauer 3.80 K. Rose 14.40 G. Porker 1.00 B. Regur 29.10 L. Raoone 15.50 H.

Hetzler 9.70 R. Fullerton 14.60 2- IV4 3- 2 X4-2 -S'A 1 4 4 I 8 8 2 3-14to 1-2 Laay Nickawmpus 6 Bitty Boy 4 Pert Arden 7 Drabowsky pitched to two bolters In tenth, HBP-By Ellis (Butord). WP-Drabowskv. A College Results BASEBALL NAIA Tournament Glassboro, N. J.

4 Sul Ross, Tex. 1 Georgia Southern 7, Bunea Vista, la. 2 Harvard 4 Boston U. 1 Boston U. 3 Providence Col.

1 12 Innings, darkness. Eleanor 2 4 6 7 6-5'j 6-53- Arlene Lobell 1 6 2 3 5-5 7-74 3 XB 1471 R-fllft R. Corey 4.40 l-lliuy DVI rWVIlHf Bob Woodfln, Cleveland, O. 78 79-157 Jimmy Lynch, Brackenridge Hts 83 74-157 Richard Casabella, Cleveland, O. 75 82-157 a-Dr.

Ed Updegraff, o-Walter Stahl, Aurora, O. 82 75-157 76 B2-158 Mike MuraN 0 78 80-158 Willie Bellan, Lew Worsham, Oakmont 78 80-158 Frank Klralv, Blalrmont 75 83-158 Robert Moness, Plttsford, N.Y. 79 79-158 Edward Phlster, Normon Rack, Seven Springs 78 81-159 Unaltoched, Pah 81 78-159 Fred Nonnenberg, o-Ludwlg Schenck, Mnsflld, O. 80 79-159 o-Amateur. N.Y 78 81-159 Linden Meode, Champanvllle, W.

Vo 80 79-159 Hnrry Hoffer, Huntington, W. Va, 82 77-159 a-James Hllderbrand, Ashland, 0 82 77-159 Denny Shute, Akron, 0 79 81-160 Richmond Howell, Jr. a-Rlchard Small, Ashland, O. 83 77-160 Punxsutawnev, 80 81-161 Ray Graboskl, Mononpahela Valley 79 82-161 Gowanda, N. 81 81-162 Tom Murphy, Webster, N.Y.

78 84-162 ao-Bob Hoag, Columbus, O. 77-NC. o-Don Allen, Joseph Dloletro, Canton, O. 81 82-163 a-Bert Nosh, North Park 81 82-163 Tlm-'4. :31.4; 'A, 44.

1:37.1. Finish. 2:10.1 1-Sues Joy $9.60 5.20 1.36 S-Bel Air 10.80 4 40 4-Lady Nlckawampus 2.60 Pertectn Perfecto (1-5) Paid $94.20. Meadows Roxscore Winning Post Positions C-M Wins Title Canon-McMillan High beat Ft. Cherry, 2-0, to win the WPIAL Section 3 baseball championship yesterday.

C-M now moves into the league's second -round playoffs, meeting Sto-Rox of Section 1 Friday at a field and time to be FIFTH Pace, conditioned, $700, 1 Hftrt PP 'A Str. mile, Fin. 1-nk to WATERFORD PARK CHESTER, WEST VIRGINIA The Thoroughbred Track SUMMER MEETING OPENS TONIGHT 4 5 5 4 7 51 41 II Sl'SMI 3 12 3 6-5'l Drlvei" Odds H. Heltltr 1.20 K. Ross 4.30 G.

Parker 5.40 B. Regur 32.50 f. Wllburn 4.00 G. Wallace 6.60 B. Belnhauer 29.80 Pointers Choice El Camlno Dolly Flash Pobv Volo iohtnlng Miss Kevin Dale Armbro Isabela Frisco Barnes 4-5to 6-6V4 6-911 Daily Doubles ill 7-i tzl -4 .2 1-1 6-5, 2-5, 1-7, 3-1.

-16V 2. 1 2 3-2' 40.SU 8 8x 8 8-14 7 20to L. Rhodes 4-Pointers Choice 14.40 3.40 IM Sam Urzetta. Rochester, N.Y. 85 80-165 3-El Camlno $4.20 3.00 5-poll Flash $4.00 finish, 2:08.1.

Hondlt $23,505. 83 85-168 FIRST RACE NIGHTLY 7:15 P.M. TO THE MEADOW! Tuesday Is Ladles Day-Ladles free to grandstand HOLIDAY INN ON GROUNDS SIXTH-Poce, claiming, $800. I milt. To and From 75- NC 76- NC HORSE Fin.

PP V4 Str. rcnricia, Chuck Hart, Soencerforf, N. Paul Martin, Fort Erie, Can. Jack Shubert, Dunkirk, N. Y.

S. B. Croolley, Akron, O. o-Amateurs. Driver Odds L.

Williams $2.50 T. Wllburn 1.50 D. Reynolds 10.20 f.rl 1--WD NC 84- The. Meadow 1:1 Koaanog Vickie Sauart Dominion Meadow Jimmy Brio Scott Ronda Mac Band J. Maaer 37.50 4- 4 5- 744 6- 7 7- 24to US) 7-13 J.

Elliott 22.10 A. Ong 12.50 6 6-10 5to J. Wlshard 2.60 3 3X She's A Byrd 8 8- Rhodes 45.20 20 D. Americans Rediscover Tasty s-ais Tlmt-V4, :31.1; Vi, 1:35. Finish.

2:03. Chid 2.60 2.60 1.40 'I'm 1 1 mv at 4-Roadhog $7.00 2.80 1 -Vickie Sauart 2.80 -Dominion ITALIAN DISHES in the Reoxnj Atmosphere of Perfects Perfecta (4-1) Paid $17.20. 1 1 LOCANTE'S si(Q)liic for mw SEVENTH-Trrvt, conditioned, $900. 1 milt, HORSE PP A A tr Elu l-nk Driver Odds I. Nickels 3 00 B.

Cortleld 22.40 dib oorne ricn .1 4 2 3 2-Chloper Deon Sill Soeedv Whirl 2 5 4 5 H. Hefzler tUi I Restaurant Lounge Bomb Glow 2 2x 8 7 5-4to Wllburn .30 .30 T. 4- V4. 5- 3to R. Glllock 51 2 ni rnysician 4 Moon Target 6 Celebrant 7 4 3- LOCANTES Todd Sr 2.20 Hurst 17.30 6- 6'i 7- 10'ii 4 7-6 i Marvel Bov 1 8 it t-dls 8-dis k.

soul i.yu Tlmt-'4, :31.1; to. 1:34 2. Finish. 2:06 3 BUDDY MARTIN Nightly at the Organ 1-Blg Game pick S.20 1.80 S-Chipper Dean 14.00 7.80 EIGHTH-Pace, conditioned. $800.

1 mile. HIT THI PP to to Str. Fin. Driver odds G. Parker $14.20 DAILY DOUBLE! I nea 10a 2 sunny Money wnnum 1.70 4 4 4 3-4to 1-nk tliS Y.v Ay A 7V 4-7 4.13', Lite lime Slenes Boy Serving the Largest Jumbo Shrimp in Pgh.

L. Williams 2.60 B. Regur 9.30 S. Champion 4.50 Wallace 40.10 A. Jasperson 8 00 G.

Revlnglon 10.50 ONI MUt 1 SOUTH OF I UBCRTY TUBES hJ It tirKTvOr0Cff Norken Rum 5 2 2 3 4-5 5-144 Sharon R. Wick 5 S-6to 6-144 Prides Reporter 8 8 8 7 1 0 lX If. j.rn, i-nm A BT7i Tlmt-, :29.3; to. 4, 1:34.3. Finish.

1:06. i. House Specotes delicious nightly! 2-Red Tag $30.40 1.00 OO 4-Sunny Honey 1.60 IN 7 -Lift Time J.20 Y-VIS "39-year-olds who CNOCCHI VEAL CUTLET PARMIGIANNA VEAL SCALOPPNE NINTH Pare, claiming, $1,100. 1 mile. Fin.

Driver Odds L. Rnoone 1 3.30 Braciole de Manio 9 Stuffed Rigatoni and the very finest BAKED LASAGNA HORSE PP Shamrock Peter 8 Jon's Pride 7 Marys Lady 3 Jubilee Slor 6 sir. 7 i :1 4 4 J-2to 2 2 3-lto 1- nk 2- nk 3- 1 4- lto 5- 144 Deene Creed 16 6 8 7-7to J. Suaret 6.50 H. Hetzler 1.70 S.

O'Neil 3.50 J. llllottt 450 D. Reynolds 15.40 A. Long 47.50 B. Regur 35.50 Contain Leon 4 7 8 6 5-4 Frisco Kev 2 5 7 8-8to 8-5Vj Winning Bunny .5 1 3 5 6-6 Time- LOCANTE'S anLOUNGE u.i, '7, ijo 1.

rinisn, i-Shamrock Peter ia.60 4.0a ua 7-Jons Pride 4.20 3 80 1-Marys Lady 2.60 Handle: $14,401, Perfecta Handle: $78,276, Total Handle: 2500 W. Liberty Pgh. 26, Pa. LO. 3-1 700 Perfecta (8-7) Paid 1105.60.

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