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6D DETROIT FREE PRESSTUESDAY, SEPT. 17, 1985 obituaries White might miss a game Cootie Williams, trumpeter in Duke Ellington Orchestra Free Press Wire Reports DALLAS Dallas Cowboys quarterback Danny White suffered a sprained right thumb and wrist Sunday in a 26-21 loss to the Lions. Team doctors said X-rays of White's thumb Monday revealed no fracture, but he probably will miss next Sunday's game against Cleveland. White left the game with the Cowboys trailing 26-0. Replacement Gary Hogeboom threw two touchdown passes and ran for another score.

"Danny may practice Wednesday, but doctors will just have to wait and see how he is looking," said Cowboys spokesman Doug Todd. "Danny is listed as questionable right now." White, who suffered two interceptions against the Lions and fumbled another time when an offensive lineman stepped on his foot, missed most of the pre-season with separated rib cartilage. He wears a flak jacket to protect that injury. "Usually a sprained thumb heals fast," White said. "I think it will be OK." WHITE SAID he suffered the injury in the first half when he hit a Detroit player in the chest with his follow-through on a pass.

"By the third quarter it was really hurting," White said. Dallas coach Tom Landry wasn't contemplating changing quarterbacks because of the way the Cowboys lost to Detroit. He said White was his No. 1 quarterback unless injury or a dramatic drop in performance made a change necessary. "Danny was trying to make something happen," Landry said.

"He didn't have much of a chance. When you try to get the offense going, sometimes you are going to make mistakes. I don't think I'm going to have to make any changes if I know this team." Dallas Cowboys quarterback Danny White has a sprained right thumb and wrist. NEW YORK (AP) Cootie Williams, a trumpeter known internationally for his growling, muted horn, has died at the age of 77. Williams, the last surviving member of the Duke Ellington Orchestra of the 1920s, died Sunday of a kidney ailment in Long Island Jewish Hospital.

He had retired two years ago because of illness. He joined the Ellington Orchestra in 1928 when it was playing at Harlem's Cotton Club. For him, Ellington wrote "Concerto for Cootie," which, when lyrics were added, became, "Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me." Williams also was featured in the Ellington composition "Echoes of Harlem," and the religious piece, "The Shepherd Who Watches Over the Night Flock." In 1940, Williams left Ellington's group for the Benny Goodman orches Bucs pick up ex-Cowboy Springs NFL notebook tra. A year later he formed his own big band, whose pianists included Bud Powell and Thelonious Monk. Williams and Monk co-wrote the jazz standard, "Round Midnight." Williams formed a small group in 1948.

And in the 1950s he worked for Cootie Williams was the last surviving member of the Duke Ellington Orchestra of the 1 920s. identification to the Duke Ellington Orchestra the sound of the band growling when he played the trumpet, sort of talking through the horn." Williams, who was born Charles Williams in Alabama and in later years lived in Queens, is survived by his wife, Catherine Williams, and a brother, Barney Leroy Williams. Services will be held Wednesday in Manhattan. seven years at the Savoy Ballroom until it closed to make room for a housing development. Turner's ankles were sprained in the 49ers' opener at Minnesota, and he re-sprained his right ankle in the first half of Sunday's game with Atlanta.

The Atlanta Falcons have lost two starting defensive backs. Safety Kenny Johnson will be out at least 10 weeks because of a broken shoulder blade and cornerback James Britt will miss the rest of the season because of fractures to two bones in his right leg. Chicago quarterback Jim McMahon and halfback Walter Payton, who didn't finish their game against New England because of injuries, will play Thursday night at Minnesota. McMahon spent Sunday night in traction at Lake Forest (111.) Hospital after suffering a back injury. He threw for one touchdown against the Patriots and set up another before leaving.

Payton had bruised ribs. Cards lose two more: The St. Louis Cardinals have paid a high price for their 2-0 record in the NFC East. In their 41-27 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals, starting cornerback Lionel Washington suffered a broken ankle and starting outside linebacker Thomas Howard suffered a knee injury. Cardinals coach Jim Hanifan said the players would probably miss eight weeks apiece.

In the Cards' opener, cornerback Jeff Griffin and safety Bobby Johnson suffered knee injuries that will sideline them at least six more weeks. Free Press Wire Services TAMPA, Fla. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Monday signed running back Ron Springs, released this month after six seasons with the Dallas Cowboys. Coach Leeman Bennett said that Springs, 29, would back up James Wilder in the Bucs' one-back offense, but that he might try Springs and Wilder in a two-back attack. "Not only has Ron Springs been a good football' player and I'm assuming he still is he's played on a winning team for a number of years," Bennett said.

"I hope he can give some of our young players direction." Springs, known as much for his receiving as his running with Dallas, rushed for 2,180 yards and 28 touchdowns for the Cowboys from 1979 to 1984. He caught 222 passes for 2,029 yards and 10 touchdowns. But last week he was convicted for resisting arrest at a topless Dallas nightclub. He received a year's probation, was fined $2,000 and was ordered to pay restitution for a police officer's medical bills. Bennett had no comment on Springs' conviction.

Duper down: Miami receiver Mark Duper will be sidelined at least six weeks because of a mysterious leg fracture. Coach Don Shula said he didn't think Ellington son, Mercer, who now leads the Ellington Orchestra, said Williams "in a sense, represented one of Duper sustained the injury a hairline fracture at the top of his tibia during Sunday's 30-13 victory over Indianapolis. "We still can't figure out when he did it," Shula said. "We're going to check out the films of Friday's practice to see if there's anything there." Duper, 26, was, a Pro Bowl selection the past two seasons. During that period, he caught 122 passes for 2,309 yards.

He had four for 95 yards in the Dolphins' opener against Houston. He didn't catch a pass against the Colts. Linebacker Charles Bowser suffered a severely sprained ankle and will be out at least two weeks. Ex-Panther bites dust: The Kansas City Chiefs signed fullback E.J. Jones and waived running back Ken Lacy, a former Michigan Panther.

Jones, a rookie from Kansas, had been cut the last two years in training camp. Lacy, 24, gained 1,180 yards for the Panthers in 1983 but signed with the Chiefs in 1984 and ran for only 548 yards. More injuries: Keena Turner, San Francisco's Pro Bowl linebacker, is considered doubtful for Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Raiders. the most important devices that give Herman J. Bobak 74, J.

L. Hudson retiree Services for Herman J. Bobak retired property manager or J. L. Hudson's department stores, will be at 9:45 a.m.

today at Wujek-Calcaterra Funeral Home, 36900 Schoenherr, Sterling Heights. A mass will at 1 0:30 a.m. at St. Blase Church, 12151 E. Fifteen Mile, Sterling Heights.

Mr. Bobak, of Grosse Pointe Woods, died Friday at Bon Secours Hospital, Grosse Pointe. He was 74. He retired in 1975 from Shopping Centers the real estate arm of what is now Dayton Hudson after 23 years managing the company's eastern district. Before that, he had worked 25 years for Detroit's Department of Parks and Recreation and retired as operations director.

He was a member of Club Hiawatha, the Loyal Order of Moose and the National Rifle Association. Survivors include his wife, Berthe; two daughters, Jeanette Walz and Lo-retta Konczak; one son, Herman one sister, Marie Kiefer; one brother, and six grandchildren. Lions take their early-season success in stride Lela Carpenter Buesser, 97, community leader A funeral for Lela Carpenter Buesser, a longtime leader in Detroit As Chadwick noted: "With coach Rogers here, things have been going our way." LION NOTES: The Lions came out of Sunday's game with only one serious injury. Defensive left end Eric Williams was limping on a sprained ankle Monday. Backup nose tackle Steve Baack incurred a bruised knee but is expected to play at Indianapolis.

Rogers said he hopes cornerbacks Bobby Watkins (foot) and Bruce LIONS, from Page 1D last year's record, which Chadwick thinks was a mistake. "We've got winners here," he said. "The coaches are winners, the players are winners. I know we're winners because we won the (NFC Central) division title my first year here (1983). "If anything, last year was the Ouke.

What happened to Dallas yesterday (Sunday) is what happened to us all last year." Williams thinks the Lions' fate was sealed last year after the first five games, four of them losses by a total of 11 points. "When you win those games, it has a steamroller effect," Williams said. "When you lose, it's just the opposite. I think that was the season to some extent." Williams and Chadwick were key figures in the upset of Dallas. Williams had four tackles, two quarterback sacks and a deflected pass.

Chadwick replacing Mark Nichols in the starting lineup caught two passes, including a 21 -yard touchdown catch on which he beat Cowboys cornerback Everson Walls. "He bit on the post move," Chadwick said. "You can get a lot of separation that way. He's going one community affairs, will be held at 10:30 a.m. today at Nativity Episcopal Church in Birmingham.

Mrs. Buesser, former president of the Women's Auxiliary of the Wayne County Medical Society, McNorton (ankle) will be healthier and that tight end David Lewis (hamstring) will be available against the Colts. iel Carpenter, settled on farmland in Orion Township in 1837, the year Michigan became a state. A 1907 graduate of the Old Liggett School in downtown Detroit, Mrs. Buesser graduated from Vassar College in 1912.

In 1915, she married Frederick Buesser, a Detroit physician who practiced at Harper Hospital. During World War II, Mrs. Buesser was a Red Cross aide in local blood banks. She was an organizer of volunteer patient support groups at Harper Hospital and founded the Harper Hospital Auxiliary in 1951. She was its first president until 1953.

She is survived by two sons, Frederick and Anthony, both of Birmingham; a daughter, Elizabeth Pfender of Ches-terland, Ohio; 10 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are- being handled by William R. Hamilton Birmingham. Mrs. Buesser way and I'm going the other." COACH DARRYL ROGERS like Williams and Chadwick said he was not surprised by the Lions' strong start.

"I don't know what I expected in the first place," Rogers said. "I haven't had any great surprises. This is the way it's supposed to be; this is the way we wanted it to be. "This football team won a division championship in 1983 and, in 1984, had high expectations to be a good football team. For whatever reasons that came about, they did not have a successful season.

"It the success we've had really is a tribute to the players themselves. I would like to say the coaching was a part of it, but all the coaching in the world if you don't have good players is not going to do you any good." The victory over Dallas had none of the conventional signs of success. The offense generated only 200 yards and the defense gave up 554. "That's probably the first time I've ever praised a defense for giving up 550 yards," Rogers said, laughing. The defense came up with enough big plays, however, to offset the Cow-boys offensive gains.

Monday's Hazel Park results PERFECTA (6-4) paid 179.20 TRIFECTA (6-4-7) paid J27100 lst-clm. trot mile: 2:04 35 BIzngDevelin (Gle) 5.00 3.80 3.00 Glorious Dream (Clrk) 15.60 10.60 Rum's Speed (Konesky) 4.00 Candor B.Fast. Super Sid, Kash Counsel, Escrow Account, Pridey Polk, S.F. Poetry. will be buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Lake Orion.

A native Detroiter, Mrs. Buesser, 97, was the daughter of William Carpenter, a former Michigan Supreme Court justice, Wayne County circuit judge and Detroit lawyer. She died Saturday in Bloomfield Hills. "Mrs. Buesser grew up in a house at the corner of Cass Avenue and Putnam in Detroit.

Her great-grandfather, Dan- 5th cond. pace, mile: 2:01 45 Razzle Dazzle (Brg) 4.40 2.80 2.60 Eager Leader (Gale) 3.60 2.80 Lahring Chip (Sciacca) 4.60 Charter Joe, Bannerette, Bold Blazer, Dosa Dale, Acteur, Menlo Park. PERFECTA (2-4) paid $135.00 TRIFECTA (2-4-1) paid S588.60 post times Racing Line: HARNESS RACING 1-976-2121 Hazel Park: Monday through Saturday, 7:45 p.m.; closed Sunday. Jackson: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, 3 p.m.; closed Monday and Tuesday. Toledo: Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 7:30 p.m.

THOROUGHBREDS DRC: Wednesday through Friday, 3 p.m.; Saturday, 2 p.m.; Sunday, 6 p.m.; closed Monday and Tuesday. PERFECTA (1-9) paid $14.40 TRIFECTA (1-9-2) paid $82.40 TWIN-TRIFECTA paid $6,871.80 to two winners 2d cond. pace, mile: 2:02 25 Startime (James) 3.60 3.20 2.80 Striking Falcon (Gale) 6.00 3.80 Super Cec (Jordan) 3.20 Hv's Precious Time, Scooter-bug, llsa Blue Chip, Darling BLue Chip, Danielle Petite Flame. John R. Argo, of Troy, retired businessman DAILY DOUBLE (2-5) paid $14.40 PERFECTA (5-4) paid $30.80 TRIFECTA (5-4-7) paid S81.40 6th-cond.

trot, mile: 2:03 35 Joey'sTurn (Blrgn) 19.20 4.80 3.20 Shiaway Bilbo (Jordan) 3.60 2.60 Andrea Rip (Gale) 2.40 Fleet Bowl, Marmarg Paul, J.K.Jim, Flashy Zayre, Belgrave, Maidstone Robert. Storm Field (Boring) 8.40 4.20 Berl's Tryant (Mcintosh) 7.60 Ephemeral, Anomaly, G.G. Limbo, Caught Looking, Magna De Es. SCRATCHED: Nitro Viking. PERFECTA (8-3) paid $161.80 TRIFECTA (8-3-5) paid $1,731.00 9th cond.

pace, mile: 2:00 45 HghldTriumph (Gle) 2.80 2.60 2.40 Silent Power (Jordan) 3.60 2.80 Hiyiew Jess (Hnnssy) 5.40 Blitz Pick, High Grade, Power Shooter, Rumbo Rumble, Mario. SCRATCHED: Wonder Work. PERFECTA (1-5) paid $10.40 TRIFECTA (1-5-7) paid $112.40 lOth-clm. pace mile: 2:01 15 Mighty Sage (Wtsn) 5.60 3.20 3.20 Lea Knee (Miner) 6.80 5.20 P.V.AIonzo (Agnello) 8.80 Caliero, Classy Ben, AAaiestic Pefe, Alert Skipper, Striking Im-pulse, Jet Dream. PERFECTA (3-1) paid $35.60 TRIFECTA (3-1-5) paid $328.80 lllh-clm.

pace mile: 2:02 25 Smart Marty (Btr) 34.00 6 40 3.40 Carefree Leader (Ptnm) 2.80 2.80 Armbro Ames (Hndrsn) 4.80 Staubach Killean, Bret's Candle, Cover To Cover, Parkway Adios, Chief Rusty Pebble, Tabatchnik. PERFECTA (5-3) paid $53.00 TRIFECTA (5-3-2) paid $331.20 ATTENDANCE: 4,296 HANDLE: $705,257 PERFECTA (1-2) paid $83.80 TRIFECTA (1-2-8) paid $267.80 Monday's out-of-town racing results Services for John R. Argo, a retired businessman, will be at 1 1 a.m. Thursday at A.J. Desmond Sons Funeral Home, 2600 Crooks Road, Troy.

Mr. Argo, of Troy, died Sunday at Crittenton Hospital in Rochester Hills. He was 63. He had owned Roseville Vending Co; in Troy before retiring in 1983 and was a member of the Clawson-Troy Elks Club. 3d-clm.

pace mile BrklynSmke(Tmln) 8.20 5.20 4.80 Purple Skipper (Jhsn) 4.60 3.20 Wr.Patches (Bllrgn) 3.00 Highland Summit, Artillery Shaft, Bye Bye Jamho, Patent Hill, Roll On Jim, Emperor lyss. PERFECTA (4-2) paid S64.20 FIRST HALF TWIN-TRIFECTA (4-2-5) paid 1106.40 Survivors include his wife, Colleen; three daughters, Ann Marie Ebarra, Deborah Mae Hodge and Cindy Lou Niederquell; two brothers; a sister, and seven grandchildren. Burial will be in White Chapel Cemetery, Troy. Memorials may be made to the Michigan Cancer Foundation, 110 E. Warren, Detroit, 48202.

7th-Mich. Sires Stake Final (2-yr-otd) pace, mile: 2:02 25 b-TreAtle (Osbn) 10.20 6.40 3.60 Shattering (Gale) 6.80 3.80 Power Nik (W.Mcllmy) 3.60 Talented Fella, Rey N'Go, Son Of A Peanut, b-Fisty Shadow, a-Sleek's Buddy. a-Edmonds Stable Entry; b- C.J.Osborn Entry. Arlington Park (at Hawthorne Park, Chicago) 1st 13,750, mdn 2YO, 6f. a-Myhangupisvou (Rmr) 3.20 2 40 2.20 Grecian Leader (Evans) 3.60 2.60 Miss Princess Bank (Clark) 13.40 Off 1:31.

Time 1:14 3-5. Scratched Sweet Vera. a-Coupled. Cl, 3YO UP, 6H HighlandStreak 4.80 3.20 Gators Best (Bartlett) 5.20 4.20 Stop The Suspense (Evans) 9.80 Off 2:02. Time 1:19.

PERFECTA (2-7) paid $106.40 TRIFECTA (2-7-4) paid $444.00 4th-cond. pace, mile: 2:06 Arbor Foglet (Rzo) 18.80 5.80 3.60 Shiaway Count (Crwfrd) 3.20 2.80 Thunder Knox (Noyak) 3.40 Bill By Knight, Colossal Ladv, Dancing Reno, I.C.Town, Tulse Fix-ico. SCRATCHED: Ruling Class. 8th -cond. pace, mile: 2:03 35 Harold E.

Pinkerman, 58, industrial engineer; MnrtMgaspd (Jsn) 27.40 8.00 4.80 Tuesday's Hazel Park selections ale, 3YO up, 1 1-16 mi. SmillngNtly (Mrn) 18.40 4.00 2.20 Dawnie Dear (Romero) 2.40 2.10 Blue Charmer (Brumfield) 2.60 Oft 4:21. Time 1:47 2-5. ale, 3YO up, lmi.tf. Susafun (Clark) 23.60 12.00 3.80 Susa B.

(Brumfield) 7.20 2.40 T'ang Empress (Fires) 2.20 Off 4:50. Time 1:37 2-5. Cl, 3YO up, l'smi. Pal O' Mine (Bullard) 13.20 6.20 3.40 Manguero (Ahrens) 8.00 5.00 Portuguese Picnic (Diaz) 3.80 Off 5:22. Time 1:54 2-5.

Scratched Hash's Choice, Keyandes. Attendance: 5,830. Handle: Jl, 177,332. Belmont Park cl, 3YO up, ll-16mi. OceanicView (Vlsqz) 6.40 4.00 3.20 Tara K.

(Migliore) 7.20 5.40 Miss Pucketl (Jones) 4.60 Off 1:00. Time 3-5. Scratched- Copepod. mdn 3YO up, Imi. Revelroul (Cruguet) 7.00 4.20 3.80 Slewjuki (McCarron) 16.60 7.00 Ave Double (Venezia) 6.40 Off 1:32.

Time 1:37 3-5. Scratched- Turn'N Together, Best Advice. Daily Double (1-1) paid $16.20 PP HORSE LAST 3 FIN. COMMENT DRIVER PP HORSE LAST 3 FIN. COMMENT dm.

pace mile: DRIVER Henderson mdn 3YO UP, 71. Love Bravely (Crgt) 9.60 4.60 3.80 Museum Tower (Lovato) 6.00 4.40 Romeo Valentine (Jones) 8.40 Off 2:39. Time Scratched Maelstrom, R.J.'s Hope, Sir Compliment, Bellbrook Hill, Roque's Jewell, Ozoning. Roll Back disqualified from 3d to 4th. Cl, 3YO up, 71.

BlindMansBluff(Mglr) 6.80 3.20 2.80 aOTonka Pass (Marquez) 2.80 3.00 a-Talc Power (Cordero) 2.80 3.00 Off 3:14. Time 1:22 3-5. Scratched Feu D'Enfer, Lord Montague. a-Coupied. 6th mdn 2YO, 6f.

Aerialist (Cruguet) 9.40 5.60 4.60 Setting (Velasquez) 13.40 9.60 A Real Lulu (Migliore) 8.00 Off 3:45. Time 1:12 2-5. Scratched Restless Male, Nurture, Lead Kindly Light, Hallouth, Whirl Series, Shooting Script, Sea Island Sue. 7th ale, 3YO up, lVimi.tf Carry (Cruguet) 15.80 8.20 4.80 Courageous Karen (Vsqz) 9.80 5.20 Romanetle (Maple) 3.60 Off 4:18. Time 2:03 3-5.

ale, 3YO up, Intensify (Cruguet) 15.60 7.00 4.60 A Gift (Macbeth) 4.00 3.20 Dominating Dooley (Migliore) 6.40 Off 4:52. Time 1:23. Scratched-Cariack, Ski Jump, Diamada, Wil-helm, Campion Pilot, Moro, Fighting Fit. ale, 3YO UP, 71. Timperature (Mglre) 16.40 6.60 4.00 Lord Windemere (Dvs) 4.20 3.40 Over The Wall (Vlsqz) 3.60 Off 5:24.

Time 1:24 4-5. Daily Double (5-7) paid (147.60 7th 13,700, cond. pace, mile: 7-Quick Advice 1-4-9 Repeat bid 1-1-8 Right back Services for Harold E. Pinkerman, a General Motors Corp. engineer, will be at 1 p.m.

Thursday at Rutherford-Corbin Funeral Home, 517High Street, Worthington, Ohio. Mr. Pinkerman died Sunday at his Madison Heights home. He was 58. He had been an industrial engineer at GM's Technical Center in Warren since 1973.

Born in Chesapeake, Ohio, he was a 1954 graduate of Ohio State Universi- ty. Survivors include his wife, Gwen; three daughters, Amy Williams, Lynn Watts and Lisa; and two sisters, Mildred Lager and Mona Vanover. Memorials are suggested to Big Brothers Association of America. Jordan Niles R.Wrenn Gale Miner Hess Gale Te.Tomlin Searle Wood Krkptrk Sampson Kohler Roach R.Wrenn 3- 8-7 Consider 1-2-2 Off maiden win 6-2-5 No factor 4- 2-4 Not now 8-7-1 Pass 5- 1-2 Would surprise 1-3-3 Finally 3-2-4 Drops 5-4-2 Fits 3-6-2 Rail look 5-3-4 Gives ground 8- 1-5 Beat softer 5-2-6 No wins '85 9- 5-7 Doesn't figure 2-7-2 Doubt 5- Mister McJeb 8 HighwdRemedios 1 -Everything's Jake 2 -Kawartha Portrait 3 Key Speed 4- Ah Ha 6- Wonder Blaze 9 -No Passing Zone 5- Susan Grace 3- Striking Bubbles 1- Arbor's Star 2- Terra Bet 4- Candy's Delight 6- Desdemona G. 8 Isle Of View 9-Our Ginny Crwfd 4-6-8 Another bad post Cook cond.

pace, mile: cond. trot, mile: 5-Shiawav Rumba 6-2-6 Can bid mdn 3A4YO, 6f. Ice Cat (Ravelich) 14.40 4.40 3.60 (Romero) 2.80 2.60 Pumpkin Roller (Salvinq) 6.80 Off 2:30. Time 1:14 3-5. Scratched Borninthecold.

4th cl, 3YO up, f. Crvstal Jill (Lasala) 4.20 2.40 2.10 Sugar Hit (Clark) 2.60 2.10 Scholar Beckv (Meier) 2.40 Off 2:57. Time 1:13. Scratched-Airs Above, Bimini Native. cl, 3YO, 11-ltmi.

Tecumseh'sSon (Frs) 8.20 4.00 2.60 Polish Pride (Romero) 3.00 2.60 Flaunted (Bullard) 3.60 Oft 3:26. Time 1:49. 11-16 mi. Chrisandeross (Mr) 33.40 12.00 8.00 Parlager (Fires) 10.40 7.80 Crowlerial (Spencer) 23.00 Oft 3:54. Time 1:49.

Huff 2-2-4 Will bid James 7 TJ's Happy 1-Kelly's Best 2-8-12 Well bred D.R.Ackmn 8-3-2 Can share Taylor 2-2-x Good recovery Goodwin lAiisiae me mile 5-9-7 Weil back Sweeney deaths elsewhere 4 Super Lively 7- Shiaway Hoofer 1 Nimble Haste 2- Key stone Bayou 3- Terry Dragon 6 E.M.Cash 8 Fteet Dude 9- Magna Lectrokjx 7-5-3 Needs top effort Johnson 4-5-9 Not getting there Bolgos 1-6-4 Slow prep win Te.Tomlin 6- 7-5 Shot only Ti.Buter 7- 7-2 Down in class Moody 7- 6-4 Chasing James 8- 7-6 Breaks last 2 Makin 3 Sporting Gesture 2- Win Samore 4 Crochet 5 Town Cruiser 6 -Fuila Spring 8- Rug Runner 9 Tripod Daily Double (8-6) paid S21.60 3- 6-6 Shared in slop 6-6-7 In the pack 2-7-6 Needs better 4- 2-1 Hard post Katnka Glssbrk Crwfd Jordan 9th $4,500, cond. pace, mite: cl, 3YO up, lmi. Cornish Gem (Samvn) 4.60 3.40 2.80 Silent Slander (Privitera) 6.60 4.40 Lutvens (Davis) 3.20 Off 2:04. Time 2:15 1-5. elm.

trot mile: Joe Masiell, actor who sang in 'Jacques Brel' 4-2-2 Hope here 2-Wander Jhar Tar 4-8-1 Good spot 2-2-2 Bids 5-Striking View 7-3-4 Check driver 1-4-1 Still learning 7-5-9 Rarely there 4- 7-8 New blood 5- 2-4 Doubt here 9-6-7 Distanced 4-1-8 Slow preps 7-9-3 Bad post 3-Pacing Class 1 Daylon Blue 4 Sam The Sham 5- Shadow's Georgia 6 Sun Earp 7- Senor Roberto 8 S.F.Country Road 9 -Singin In The Rain James Carter M. Deters Lacy Sweeney C.Putnam Tayior Henderson Kennedy 2-3-8 Just missed 6- 5-7 No boards 7- 7-3 Tries cheaper 5-3-4 Fades 3-7-df Looks to share 8- 9-i No excuse 5-6-1 Not from here Tuesday's out-of-town racing entries 7 Sir Shiaway 1 -Groveland's Star JeHyroH 4 Supreme Joy 6 Khamsin Q. 8 Aladdin Lite 9 Self Respect 4th el, 3YO UP, 6Vif. dm. pace mile: 9-4-3 Better fit Roach Gale Mcintosh Moody Jhnsn McClaln Futmer James Jordan R.Wrenn Ti.Buter Johnson Gale Bllrgn James C.Boring J.Per ttunen Taylor Johnson 3 Highland Pro Arlington Park (at Hawthorne Park, Chicago) MissYippie 1)0 MissLoBeau lis WhsprngDwn 115 SequoiaSquw 115 115 Loopie ItsATale 4th cond.

pace, mile: 2- Brook Lav-r 2-2-1 Good prep 7-Windshadow Wave 1-6-9 Woke up 6-Alltime Joe 7-4-7 Chasing in fast 1 Aljean's Bandit 8-4-3 Rail look 3- CaH The Shot 3-1-6 Outstate bids 111 AStarForNtl Ti.Buter Cohen Bllrgn R.Wright Searle Futmer 1-8-2 In and outer 3- 1-2 Close most 5-1-1 Can atone 8-4-4 Better post 4- 2-4 Longshot 1-9-2 Not now l-df-1 '85 debut 7-2-2 Tries claimers 6- Prestwick's Boy 5 Suisse Mocha Fernando N. 2- Lord Stanley 4 -KiH The Ump 7- Incredible Shadow 8- Dixboro Dynamite 9- Gleeful George 4 Cool Valour 3-9-2 Share with best E. Per ttunen mdn 2YO, 6f. a-PamelaPal 119 PrincessGibl 119 SmrlmDIght 119 PerkyNancy 119 Ms.BettyJan 115 LadySally 119 SweetVera 119 Shirbelle 119 YonT.Mist 119 KnewYoWhn 119 a-ElctrfvngL 119 a-Coupled. 5- Touch Of Norton 4-6-3 Not now 8 Baron's Dark Angel 8-7-3 Not here 9- Beep Beep Bunny 7-9-8 Not from here Sampson Gale ltth $3,200, elm.

pace mile: 3-High On Hy 1-1-1 On a roll 5th $4,900, cond. pace, mile: peared in "Moulin Rouge" in 1953 and sang songs for a sound track that Zsa Zsa Gabor mouthed on the screen. She also sang songs on the sound track for the role of Bloody Mary in the movie "South Pacific." Gen. Alexei A. Yepishev, 77, who was in charge of the political education of Soviet armed forces for 23 years, has died in Moscow.

"The Soviet people and its armed forces have experienced a grave loss," said the official obituary signed by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and other top officials. Yepishev headed the political directorate of the Army, Navy and Air Force from May 1962 until early this July, when he was replaced by Gen. Alexei Lizichev, 57, former commander of the political forces with Soviet troops in East Germany. 6-5-2 If right 4 Chief Amigo Joe Masiell, 45, the singer and actor best known for his role in the musical "Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris," has died in New York City. Masiell replaced the lead in the cast of "Jacques Brel" in 1969, and thereafter performed in the show somewhere every year, according to Lily Turner, the producer.

The tenor also appeared on the stage in "Cindy," "Different Times," "Leaves of Grass," "Dear World" and in the Shakespeare Festival's Central Park production of "Non Pasquale," a parody of the famous opera "Don Pasquale." Muriel Burrell Smith, 62, who created the title role of "Carmen Jones" on Broadway in 1943 and sang for other actresses in movies, has died in Richmond, Va. The mezzo-soprano and actress ap mdn, 6f. ArmvCott 113 MathewsMrk 118 a-FifthEpisd 118 SilverLeader 118 TlvoTigar 118 Otto 122 a-CipsGig 118 LustfulLaghn 118 RoyalMarch 118 Thank YouCrl 118 GoFromTher 118 a-Coupled. ale, 3YO up, 61. Temlllnfrstrl 115 PlasticArt 113 LovABalU.

113 ShesSomeFn 117 SavSandy 113 GalNextDoor 113 LorisPrcsOk 113 FirmNative 117 cl, 3YO up, VM. DolciesBoy 115 TheSkeplic 115 OldBensTrbl 115 GoldenBreak 115 LostCanyon 115 TrailDancer 119 Noil 115 OlympicPriz 115 ale, 3YO up, 6Vzl. TeaAITen 113 Galactia 117 WatermlnWn 113 Meesch 113 Flo 113 Avadance 118 Wesselton 113 cl, 3YO, 61. SIvQui 116 MarkevDncr 116 a-lwanbngnt 114 E.P.Hero 114 SumrtmCrft 116 MissTheRivr 114 b-SassyPole 120 FrivolityFlsh 114 WhataHandfl 116 b-Arthur Juln 118 a-WrnglnFrs 118 SavTheWord 114 S.S.Tampico 114 Taylor John 114 a-Coupled. b-Coupled.

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