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6F DETROIT FREE PRESS. MONDAY. APRIL 13. 1981 1 1 for Joe ributes pour oti oiiis, who inspire ion hid nr, "When I was a kid, he had a great influence on my career," Frazier said. "Because I was sort of stocky, my father and my uncle used to say 'He's going to be another Joe "There goes a good piece of the foundation of the sport," said John Condon, president of Madison Square Garden Boxing.

"I've always said that Joe Louis is not black, he's not white, he's just Joe Louis. He's one of the finest people I've ever met in my life and probably the JOE LOUIS DEATH, from Page 1F great champion and a great man. "I knew Joe very well," said Frazier. "With Joe, there was never a dull moment. He was always smiling and always kidding.

We have lost a great soldier and a great champion and a great man." FRAZIER SAID HIS career, like those of many younger fighters, was marked by Louis. if greatest heavyweight champion who ever lived." George Benton, now a top trainer and a former middleweight contender, said: "He was a big inspiration to all black fighters coming up especially in the 1 930s and 40s. He kept a lot of people hanging in, not just fighters." Teddy Brenner, former president of Madison Square Garden Boxing and now matchmaker for Top Rank, said: "Boxing lost one of its great champions. He opened up boxing to every black fighter. He even led the way for guys like Jackie Robinson in other sports.

Every black athlete that followed owes a debt of gratitude to Joe Louis." BASEBALL HALL of Famer Willie Mays agreed. "It's a very, very sad moment in my life because knew Joe very well," he said. Bobby Goodman, a matchmaker for Don King Productions, said: "He was a tremendous champion and a great inspiration to me. He's probably the reason I became a boxing fan. We're all deeply saddened.

There'll never be another Joe Louis." Even his opponents in the ring felt the warmth of the man. 1 Max Schmeling, the first pro boxer to defeat the Brown Bomber, said, "Joe was a boxing genius. In his time, he was a symbol for the black American people." Schmeling called Louis "the kind that only comes, at most, one time in a generation. He was the greatest opponent I ever faced in the ring." Lou Nova, who was knocked out by Louis in 1941, called the former champion, "one of the finest people I've ever known. I think he's probably the greatest fighter of all time.

He was a very clean fighter." Louis was at Larry Holmes' successful defense of his World Boxing Council heavyweight championship against Trevor Berbick in Las Vegas Saturday night. Duke Durden, a Nevada boxing commissioner, remembered the warm ovation Louis received. "We feel that boxing has lost a truly great champion and human being," Durden said. "He was an example for all fighters and all people, no matter what race or religion. He exemplified what America is all about." "What a tragic loss," said Sig Arogich, chairman of the Nevada commission.

"The death of Joe Louis, one of America's real heros, is such a great loss We're all going to miss him." O'Grady pounds Kenty, gains title Thomas Hearns KENTY-O'GRADY, from Page 1F For a moment in the fifth round, it looked like the same fate might be in store for the kid from Oklahoma City. Later in that round, O'Grady came off the ropes and there was a collision of heads that ripped a cut at the corner of his left eye. But his cornermen kept the cut in control throughout the fight. O'Grady scored, his knockdown in the second and eighth rounds and ripped on Kenty's right eye in the seventh as he dominated the proceedings. Referee Larry Hazzard scored it 146-139, judge Vincent Rainone saw it 146-138 and judge Richard Murry scored it 147-137, all for the new champion.

ALTHOUGH kENTY had to crawl off the floor twice and was in trouble numerous times, he came close to winning it in the 1 1th round. In that round, the 25-year-old champion from Detroit's Kronk Gym caught O'Grady flush on the jaw with a right hand. O'Grady Wolverine harness results Windsor Raceway harness results 3d- Clm. pace, 45 Kim NrlhSorg(Rchi) 13.50 8 00 3.70 ttti-Clm. pace, 35 LcklyChipsIr (Flmr) 9.50 3.50 2.90 Ring Fighter (Matthews) 3.70 240 Miracle Street (Carroll) 3.90 Bill Devil, Roief, Keystone Calypso, Kellyluck Chubby, Dance Enufl, Rapid Hal.

Saturday night 1st-Clm. pace mile: 2:02 Amos MS (V.Fisher) 7.40 5.40 3.00 Fanlasvs (Cowell) 13.80 6 40 Julie Pooh (Reynlods) 4.00 Kinway Carol (McKnight) 8.10 4.00 Candvs Rebel (Hardy) 2.90 Locusl Deek, Decker, Fleet 6th-Cond. pace, mile; 1:59 Tldv Baron (Crwfd) 7.60 4 40 3 60 Isle of Revenge (C.Smlfh) 8.40 7.40 Shlaway Corky (C.Putnam) 3.40 Tarrytlme, Tulip Bret, Edge Calor. PB Time, Jackies Hoss SCRATCHED: Best Virgie, Happy Whistler. Saturday night 1st -Cond.

pace, 25 Super Ivory (Drew) 9.20 6 10 3 50' Penn Centennial (Nadon) 5 00 2 70 Carry The Mail (Ritchie) 2 50 First Order, Prima Flint, Pacing Good, Shadows Dauntless. SCRATCHED: Chris. dropped his hands to his side, wavered, then pattered backward into the corner. But Kenty was just too tired and beat up to take advantage. He did get home another good right, but O'Grady tied him up in the corner and went on to win the round with two separate barrages of head punches.

Kenty, 13412, making his fourth defense, out-boxed O'Grady In the first round, but O'Grady, 1 '2 pounds lighter and an inch shorter, took control in the second. TOWARD THE END of that round, he hurt Kenty with several body shots, and Kenty spit out his mouthpiece. Then an overhand right flush on the jaw dropped Kenty on his back. Kenty got up and the bell rang. In the seventh round, a hook and a right to the head propelled Kenty into the ropes and left him bleeding badly from a cut on his right eyelid.

In the eighth, Kenty scored well early, but three lightning left uppercuts dropped him again. He got up, lasted the round but was in trouble. His corner kept pleading for him to jab to set up his big right, but although he scored well, O'Grady scored harder blows and kept taking the play away with his body punches. O'Grady's victory was his 75th win against two losses. It was only the 10th time one of his victims has gone the distance, but it is doubtful if O'Grady has ever given anyone a worse beating.

The fight for Kenty was his first since he outpoinsted Vilomar Fernandez last Dec. 8 in Detroit. In that fight, as In his previous title fights, he suffered from cramps in his right leg. That problem was not apparent Sunday. Kenty, who won the crown by knocking out Ernesto Espana in Detroit March 2, 1980, now is 20-1.

Fighter, Good lo All. EXACTOR (4-3) paid S80.40 TRIACTOR (4-7-3) paid 5200.30 $2 TRIFECTA (2-1-4) paid $192.60 4tti-Cond. pace, OcnBeaulv (Mclsh) 6.80 4.80 3.50 Happy Pick (Fulmer) 7.90 3.80 Andvs Hoi Flash (Ritchie) 3.40 Aramis, Robbie Time, Prince Perdo. 7th-Clm. pace, Sid Knight (Darnell) 4.80 3.40 2.90 Hank Time (Hyatt) 4.20 3.50 Rustic Rambler (Campbell) 5.70 Second Choice, Tryln Brian, Royal Osborne, Mid Storm, Sparky Phil-brick.

SCRATCHED: Horlons Tune. Clarlse Wick, Graylin Bo, Aromalic, Seven Grand, Going Strong, San Jose, Johns Dream Weaver. 2dCond. pace, mile: 1:59 35 FaceMusic (Rsll) 5.20 3 60 280 Timely Dean (Farber) 5.00 3.20 Sir Rus (M.Sweeney) 2 60 Miss Schmlddy. Duck, Knox Time, Bit 01 Enutf.

SCRATCHED: Flag. 7lh-Open Pace, mile; 35 Mighty Sail (Davis) 7.80 5.60 2 80 Baron Richard (Crawford) 5.80 3.60 Quick Command (Farber) 2 60 Yaky Wise, Turn Key, Domino George, Daws Bear, Oxfords Hone. Moes Woe. EXACTOR (4-3) paid SS5.60 EXACTOR (1-7) paid $21.50 DAILY DOUBLE (1-4) paid $33.00 2d-Clm, trot, 4.80 3.50 a-J Js Carlo (Wrav) 6.10 4.80 3.50 Kevin Herbert (Ritchie) 4.30 Likeable Coaltown, Windvs Joy, Clay Chance, Del) Of Dundee, Boothlll Shooter. (a-R.

Carroll Slable Enlry) $2 PERFECTA (8-2) paid $66.60 5lti-Cond. trot, 25 CantHelpIt (McCrkl) 14.10 7.20 4.60 ClavplHanovr (Mrlgh) 6.40 3.80 Bee Win (Duford) 4.20 Zipper Cor Samson, Will Dunham, Paper Mix, Highland Pal-rick, Bonkens G. Michigan roller shaters in Olympic festival COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) Paul Price and Tina Kneisley of Brighton, the 1980 world pairs roller skating champions, head a field in the artistic section who will compete in roller skating competition at the U.S. Olympic Committee's National Sports Festival July 23-29 in Syracuse, N.Y.

Price and Kneisley also are the reigning national pairs champions. Also competing at Syracuse will be Olympic bronze medalists Rich Elsworth and Ann-Marie Green of Flint, and fourth-place finishers Bob and Cathy Hayduk of Brookpark, Ohio. Brh-Cond. pace, Big Jim (Arrmtrg) 18.10 5.90 5.50 Top Dog (Ritchie) 2.90 2.70 Locusl Luck (Vlgneux) 6.50 Tims Cheryl, Arawana Bucky, Taml Supreme, Super Shift. 8th-lnvlt.

Pace, mile; 2:02 35 CedarwdChlps(Rsle) 3.40 2.40 2.40 Hsddv Sharon (WMcmrv) 2.80 2.40 3d-Clm. pace mile: 2:02 WoodCarvr (Rynds) 12.00 5 40 2 80 Rusty Rick (C.Putnam) 3.80 2.60 Ala Ed (Greco) 2.60 DAILY DOUBLE (7-1) paid 145.10 EXACTOR (2-4) paid 5134,90 Patriot Lobell (Sattelberg) 2.60 Cedar Rldpe, Swal. SCRATCHED. Charamar Nlte Lite. EXACTOR (1-1) paid 568.30 EXACTOR (5-7) paid 531.70 Creeds Rocket, King Maze, Notorious $2 PERFECTA (5-6) paid $7.81 i ip, uraoiey Noble Dee, Highland Loch, Beautiful Bride.

Jackson harness results $2 TRIFECTA (4-1-7) paid $120.60 Vrh-Cond. pace, 45 Tricky Mite (Artandl) 6.60 5.30 8.00 Sullys Bar (Wray) 4.40 3.70 Beauwlp (McKnight) 6.40 For Kicks, La Femme, Good Bye Zip, Time Exposure, Dovers Lehigh, Just Brady. 4th-Clm. pace, mile; 1:59 45 Consldrte Joe(Mdv) 18.20 5.60 2.60 9th-Open Pace, mile; 2:00 25 Fleet Almhst(DMclv) 11.20 5 80 4.60 Quick Luck (Farber) 4.40 3.20 Feisty Patch (C.Putnam) 5.20 Brave Skipper, Forrest, King Crickell, Bobby Bret, Irish Maior. $2 PERFECTA (6-7) paid $51.00 fttt-Cond.

trot, Mile; 2:08 Icev Morn (Quick) 25.00 5.20 4.80 Spinster Ball (Fllr) 3.20 3.20 Duncans VltalllWJones) 5.60 Weroway Kid, Pickle Power, Future Luck. EXACTOR (2-1) paid $44.1 Por Favor (Farber) 4.00 2.60 Foresees Tutfy (James) 2.60 Miracle Blend, Rogers Joy, Running Wild, Romantic Melvln. Saturday night 1st-Clm, pace, Mile; 2:11. WhtMyLOve (Kcher) 15,40 6.80 5.20 FalrHvnWaller(Watls) 12.40 5.60 ArthSenatr (Sis) 3.60 Cralgs Champ, Noras NIcky.Maudie, Touch of Class. SCRATCHED: Ros-nealh.

2d-Clm. pace, Mile; 2:09 45. EXACTA (1-5) paid 551.00 $2 PERFECTA (7-1) paid $76.00 10th-Clm. pace, 25 Rarily Lion (Hevwd) 9 20 4.50 2.80 Dovers Napoleon (Johns) 6.20 3.50 Skipper Atom (Kennedy) 3.30 Wireless, Kawarlha Needle, Beau Skipper, Frosty Hawthorn, Magic Wave SCRATCHED: Captain Dodge, Scolllsh Dean. lOtti-Clm.

pace, Mile; 2:11 25 Berry Nib (Walls) 8.40 3.80 260 Waltrip squeaks out Rebel win 10th-Clm. pace, mile; 2:04 15 Tarpo (James) 4.80 3.20 280 Bebes Smart Bov (RPIm) 4 20 3 40 Argvel Fay (Cowell) 4.00 Sea Story, Simi Gene, Elgin Park. I Rebellious. SCRATCHED 5fh-Clm. pace, mile; 1:59 15 Quick Producln (Far) 6.20 3.20 2 60 Romeo Allegro (C.

Boring) 3.60 3.20 Cadillac Jack (Blck.Sr) 3 80 2.40 Terrible Tim (Mayes) 2.40 Speedy Admiral, Niki Fedor, Alia Queen, Marlevelle, Miss Verna Too. Wolverine selections ffjj 1 by Al Speed DffvsHdMan (Tylr) 7.00 3.80 4.20 Ikov IMn jgt! 3 dO .1 70 3.40 3.20 Glamar Emily, Banner Hill, Buckey (James) 3.00 TRIACTOR (2-6-3) paid $142.10 LltleOIFred (Houoh) 4.60 Wichita Almahurst, Rusty Cedar Oils. $2 TRIFECTA (4-2-6) paid $209.6 Dig In, Go Royal, Maiors Gay Boy, TRIFECTA (8-5-1) paid S53.00 Excel Todd, Defenses imaoe. $2 PERFECTA (3-6) paid $21.40 ATTENDANCE: 3,553 HANDLE: 53B4.041 ATTENDANCE: 7,313 HANDLE: 5947,534 ATTENDANCE: 2,298 HANDLE: 5177,394 BEST BET Miss Missaukee (5th race) DAILY DOUBLE (8-3) paid 1103.00 POST TIME 8 p.m. PP HORSE LAST 3 FIN.

COMMENT DRIVER PP HORSE LAST FIN.O.W.'.ENT DRIVER 3d-Clm. pace, Mile; 2:07 15. Boca Boy (Wthy) 5.60 3.00 2.40 Belfast (Owning! 680 3.80 Bold Maid (Wrghl) 2.60 lit 2,800, elm. pace 4- STROKE OF CLASS 7-3-1 Winning Dottle, Kreu Sue, Charlie Earl, Erla Star, Mr. Aquarius Time.

TRIFECTA (4-2-3) paid 5132.00 mile: 1-1-4 Right back 3-2-6 Raced game 1-2-3 Held 'em oil 3- 3-1 Improved lately 4- 2-7 Bids at price 6-5-5 Hung with trip 8-6-2 Bid, faded 8-2-7 Surprise bids 1-3-1 Beat cheaper dm pace 1- RUSTYJET 5- FLASHY ADAM 8- DR.JACOBY 2- Charemar Jody 3- 0 Maggie 4- Flashy Future 6- -Queen Julie 7- True Value A 9- Hlvlew Jackson Cowell Sweeney Sattelberg Johns Perttunen James Tomllnson MacDougall C. Smith 4-2-2 4- 2-4 7-4-7 5- 4-7 2- 3-1 7-4-3 4-3-7 7-8-1 3- 2-1 -TOUCH BYRD 1- SUNNY KILLEAN 2- My Mlrcle Queen 3- Duffs Choice 5- Uncle Dow 6- Special Bargain 7- Elby Of Amboy 8- Goldenglo 10-Easy Hoot 4th-Cond. pace, Mile Fran (Stimer) 7.20 4.40 2.80 Andreas Best (Hpshr) 3.20 2.40 Paragon Indigo IFaurol) 2.20 Magic City Phyllis, Lady Lane, Hesa cond. pace mile: avbov. Biceniennia oene.

mile: Zip with bitter Edwards Able with these Tomlln With a trip Keyes Would be surprise Russo Fededonoutslde Kennedy Jr. Cheaper bids Mayes Dud as chalk Putnam Hustling teamster Smith Upsetter before Goldschmidt Post hurts a bit Sweeney mile: Encore prospect Tmlnsn Forget last Marotta Wins his share James Aired cheaper C. Smith Late bids Putnam Beware of best Copeland Runner-up at odds Bronson Moved up on rail Fuller Ordinary sort Stone Made his bid G. Harmer Best of these C. Smith 4-7 SCRATCHED: Jesta Leader.

7-POPLAR CHRIS Moneybags capable Aiken Belated bids Kelley EXACTA (1-3) paid $18.20 5-3-5 4-8-3 7-6-2 1- 4-3 2- 7-1 2-2-4 2-DERBYS GENT 3 SISSY SERA 1-Swlss Chimes 4- Best Honor 5- Jupa Flyer 6- Wrights Pagoose 5th-Clm. trot, Mile; 2:09 Dstrvrs 4.00 2.60 elm. pace 1- HORNBY SUSAN 1-1-3 4- BITT A SAM 7-1-3 5- BRIAR HILL DICK 1-1-4 2- Gatepost Go 2-1-1 3- Jenulne Sid 6-x-x 6- Don Jose 3-7-2 7- Purple Bandit 2-2-7 8 Kathy Rhythm 2-7-5 9- Ml Mite 4-3-7 10- Cloverleaf Mike 3-2-6 th $4,300, dm. pace ($13,500. 8-FROSTY CANDY 5-1-1 'Mr.

Victory (Soles) 3.40 2.60 Mildred's Request (Minor) 3.00 iGllndas Boy, Susie Camp, Alan L. IWIzard Willie, Satlna Grace. DARLINGTON, S.C. (UPI) Darrell Waltrip took the lead in the last 14 miles and edged out a hard-driving Harry Gant Sunday by half a car length to win the Rebel 500 and his fourth Grand National race of the year. Waltrip, 34, who won the 31st race of his nine years in NASCAR racing, pushed his Buick to an average speed of 126.703 miles per hour to win $23,225 in prize money.

It was Waltrip's third Rebel 500 victory. His other victories came in 1977 and 1979. One lap back from the leader, Dave Marcis was third in a Cheverolet and Bill Elliott was fourth in a Ford. Benny Parsons was fifth in a Ford, two laps behind the leader, and Buddy Baker, who started 22nd, finished sixth in a Buick. Slowed to walk Finally won one In-out bids Chased toughle mile When in doubt One to catch Much improved Windsor dud Can't eliminate Canadian bids Dull oft claim Able oldtlmer Mirolla C.

Boring Moody C. Putnam Farber Sampson Moody Aiken Wrenn Henderson T. Smith James EXACTA (3-2) paid $20.60 5-1-3 3- 2-1 5-6-2 4- 5-2 5- 3-4 4-8-6 4-8-7 1- THUMB DOCTOR 4 LLOYD EDEN 2- Peter Joe 3- Indian Leader 5- Palsano 6- Hasty Hank 7- Trlp Mate mile: 2-3-7 Gets there late Tl. Buter 5-2-3 Looks lor level Bertera 1-5-3 Won at Windsor Gale 6th -Clm. pace, Mile; 2:09 Veronica Tux (Nolan) 7.40 4 00 3.00 ATARI' HAS Brets Belle (Wroht) 9 80 5.20 10th $3,600, cond pace, mile: 4- PARBRO HART 2-1-8 1- BIG RALPH 2-6-5 5- ALJNS CNDYMAN 1-4-1 dm pace MAPLE HEART I MAJOR MOVE 1- MIT MAN 2- Spring Walk 3- Angelo's Best 4- Strike Two 5- Mldnght Whstle 7- Ensgn Glnfrn A 9 Banbury Belcount 10-Yankee Killean Twenty Two Hundred(Kelly) 3.00 Star Stone, Genes Blue Chip Partly Cloudy, Miss Breezy Adios, Flyaway Forbes.

Reverses this one Gale Needed last C. Putnam Upset top pick F. Osborn 3-2-8 Longshotblds 2-2-1 Fell lust short 7- 4-5 Abler In '80 8- 1-3 Improved form 5-2-5 Hung the mile Merrlman Kennedy Jr. Wessel Edwards D. Munt: C.

Smith In too tough Mcllmrry Jr. C. Smith Whipped lesser Game efforts 2-4-1 Always a bid TRIFECTA (3-8-5) paid $292.00 5-7-5 Not from here A. Mclmrray 4- 1-7 1-7-2 5- 5-6 1-8-6 3-7-1 1-2-4 8-8-4 2- Purple Admiral 3- BuHnChlel 6- Smokey Blu 7- Wndshdow Worthy 8 -Bee Bee Vicky 9- Shlaway Andy 10- Possessive Miss Perttunen James Mayes MacDougall Farber 7rh-Cond. trot, mile; 2:09 25 LtleLadvQulck(Qck)2B0 2 40 2.20 Just got there Needs a trip Close at Nvlle In sharp barn cond pace, mile: 1-DDGEACRSHWIE 1-3-3 4-ON THE SET 1-8-3 CREEDERS FIRST 4-2-1 Kelly Overlrack (Sockow) 6.40 3.60 Shlaway Hilda (Walker) 2.40 Power Ten, Kyle Toms Gusher.

SCRATCHED: Tricky Kid Boring Eald James T. Smith Prttnn Putnam Novak Stone Putnam Ramped in last Best reverses Honest efforts Pole an aid Slowed on outside Tails off late C. Good effort, debut Having troubles Close at price C. Wolverine specials 5- 6-8 8-8-4 6- 6-4 7- 2-x df-8-2 3-3-5 1-Thlnkable 3-Warp Won 5-Hivlew Holiday 7- Carefree Ensign 8- Bonken's Johnny 9- Cest Mltzle EXACTA (2-4) paid $37.40 Brh-Cond. pace, Mile; 2:08 25 Almax Frisco (Nolan) 4.20 3 00 3 00 Briar Hill Tom (Bond) 15.40 5.00 Walk Awav Wendy (Walker) 3.80 Slh 13,300, dm.

pace mile: 1-2-4 Won as best 5-MISS MISSAUKEE Joan's Golden Boy, Overloaded Diesel, Counl Race, Kingly Star, Welcome Judy. Crawford Tl. Buter Sattelberg T. Smith Merrlman Watson James MacDonell 4-3-3 Stretch hope 10-1-1 Look lor late 9- 6-5 Inside win aid 3-3 8 Outsider only 10- 7-4 Always boxcars 7-1-6 In-outer now 9-2-4 Doubtful here 4- MRK MRTNOUE OUINTE ROYAL 1 Flying Sails 2- Timely Waverly 6- Stumpy 7- Paradlse Lady 8- Ashley Oaks EXACTA (2-4) paid $70.20 Sleeper lo Watch Banbury Belcount (3d race) Plenty of front speed, also shows closing possibilities. Rates an honest shot in scrambled field, should be able to take place on trifecta ticket somewhere.

Best Gimmick Bet Box 2-4-6 In 4th race perfecta. Dodge Acres Howie went strong mile against high winds In last, On The Set Is coming off Impressive win, while Creeders First shows possibilities of turning into a good one. Threesome stick out over weak field. Jones takes Magnolia golf HATIESBURG, Miss. (AP) Tom Jones of Tulsa, eased in a six-foot putt for a par on the second hole of a sudden death playoff to claim the top prize of $13,500 in the Magnolia Classic golf tournament Sunday.

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