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Trial Date
Is Debated MILWAUKEE, Wis. W —,
Circtat Judge Eton* T. Roller ordered the N a t i o n a l League S a t u r d a y to sbotf cause wfcy the trla*.<&ate for W i s c o n s i n ' s anti-tnwt suit should not be advanced.
Roller had set the date last, week'for March 7. But Saturday he signed an order to the National League to show cause at 10 a,m. Monday why the trial should not be advanced no later than Feb. 21. '*
The Jurist acted at the request of Wizard S. Stafford, special counsel for the Wisconsin attorney general;
Earlier Saturday, Atty. Gen. Bronson la Follette said he would seek the earlier trial date because of the league's "open defiance" of the Wisconsin court.
Warren Giles, president of the league, said Friday the league had authorized the Braves to fulfill their obligation in Atlanta and disregarded an.order issued by Judge Roller Thursday instructing the Braves to prepare to play in Milwaukee tfhis season.
' In view of the open defiance by the National League, of the lawful orders of the Wisconsin court," La Follette said, "the State of Wisconsin will request Judge Elmer Rol-ler to advance the trial date cf March 7 so that effective relief may be obtained wel-l in advance of the baseball sea-son.
The Braves had asked that the trial date.be postponed to June 1 and the state had pressed for a start of the proceedings this week.
Wally Lemm Named Oiler Cdach Again
Hialeah Entries H r t l post 1:15 EST.
pwm RACE—vtooo. aMmfiw, vear-ofch *nd w, HV% mtte*. Follow Thru 1 « C M ) Girt N i d c J G W a V i w w I I HaH Ttw A d m l . K<6 J*yeK Ch(cki»»»w 116 Donna's Girt Ewrvftan 1U« F*e t Musfc«l«*r Fao'sAoVloi V12xCo Overbold Twro Up V16 Immeasurably J«t CHppw V*i6 arttorvon Road
SECONO RACE—$3 ,5» . Makfeni, Yeor-oWs, 7 t v r t o w . An/CaWs 120 Genera/ Ken Je» Rwth 115 RfceM Grant 120 Sempra OlrWto Arpino 120 E< Yoyo Extra Quality 120 Haroy Mary C'est (VSagoWiqwe VI5 Serene xRepeat tl K<5 Der*o*« Trve Wu« VIS Ffddla AooJn Known Way* 1C0 Inner Temple II
THIRD RACE—$3,500, Mekfens, year-olds, 6 furton»s
TO HEAD DOLPHINS-George Wi l son, who led the Detroit l ions to the. National F o o t b a l l League tit le in 1.957/ was named Saturday as head coach of the newly formed M i a m i Dolphins of the American Football League. Wi l son (left) was introduced to news
men at a press conference.by Joe Robbie (right) president and managing partner of the new team headed by c o m e d i a n Danny Thomas. Wilson resigned from the Lions in 1964 and spent last season as assistant c o a c h of the Washington Redskins.-
Turcotte Rides Hialeah Victor
By GENE PLOWDEN
MIAMI, Fla. t/P) — French-bred Point Du Jour, carrying top weight of 121 pounds, won the second division of the Palm Beach Handicap before 21,958 racing fans at Hialeah Park Saturday after First Family scored in the first division.
Snowfall : »
Halts Race
At Bowie
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VW Check Writer W*4 Ditto DiaWO \<U OevH's Tattoo 119 Manga Reva 119 UnintertrioneHY 119 xGoWen Gertie V',v Feudat Lord V.9 Five Royeis K 9 $ v r t o k
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FOURTH RACE—W.OOO, year-oWs, Wt mttes. xBarrioado Gay Trent xSkxten's Pet Am Bat He Emeoatd Salnf
F IFTH yeair-okJs,
CVaJmlng, 3-
IJil xMamaslta MC2 Inhand I'll Flannel • HI 2 Et AstJa M«l Judlra Mo Heads I Win
RACE—U.S00, Claiming, 6 fvrionys.
xBlcarb Jr. 107- 81acx Phantom Run Rl« 116 Ever Dartc Bojansa , 107 Roma Deck Good Reputation 1 U2 Buliyampa Popart Dolt M2 Thought/ Good Season V'M Fairway Ryter xBlew BY 107 General jet Judge Bomar I'M xPla. Scheme Prester John KQ He' My Partner
SIXTH RACE—$4,500, Allowances, year-olds, 6 furlongs. Youcatcher Nancy a I've Arrived Good Living Aiiiic a Fleeing Lady Buffet Dinner xReel Irish Friendly MH«
a—Hart-Brown
M\5 Loving Care ' . r I5 That's Hew ICO Dorian League 115 xMy Emmy ICO Trade Mar* V'<6 Reman Score M'5 xWe Try Harder MO Home Lass M5 First Query . entry
106 M6 V I * V.6 107 inn
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Fair Grounds Entries By The Associated Press
Firsl Posl 1:3C CST. FtRST RACE—J2.000 claiming, 4-
vear-olds and up, e furlongs. Fteef L k a ice Madam F'rv4ev« 109 xPorter Road 108 Triple Count 119 xGah/eston Guy IWxAHguando 108 CKwe Cecil 133 Klser Ray 11?
SECOKD RACE— $2,000. claiming, 4-year-oWs and U P , 6 furlongs. Leachan 113 xTloer Oaomler 109 Nostrum K. 114 Strike & Spare 114 Musical Prince 114 Blessed Martin 114 xMiss*>g Eaol« 109 Tenero 1)3 Judge C. 114
THIRD RACE—$2^00. Allowance, 2-year-okts, 3 furlongs. Blue Jerry 117 xMiss JuHette S. 109 Good Turkey 120 Weeping Hear! 117 Nor<fs B u i * 120 Go Bvll Go 120 M h s M a r y M . 114xFi reCoal 112
FOURTH RACE—$2,800, Allowance, 2jyearK>kts, 3 furlonfls. Tagffy Mhs 117 xSalry Mary 112 xMtss NeecHes 112 xPrfnc4oal Bull 109 Litlle Turkey M7 xGvy R. 112 xMr. Prah 115 PatrkSa 0 . 114
FIFTH RACE—$2,000. claiming, 3-year-olds, 1 mtle 40 yards. Right Battler 115 Dusty Douglas 117 Estalighl 120 Beau G V * 118 Two Steps Back 120 Roy at Toke 118 xBolivar Hyde 113
SIXTH RACE—$2,000. claiming, 3-Year-oWs, 6 furlongs. Fleeta 8 . 117 Com-N-Wki 117 PrincessMuff 117 Llvrrtg In 117 Daser ' 117 xFair .Ho 114 Utile Thinker 117
SEVENTH RACE — $2000, claiming, 4-year-olds end U P , 6 furlongs. Shall Gain VI7 Myrtis 116 Good Hill 114 Canted 117 Jacouelin J. 114 xLInda E. I l l Black Oallas 116
EIGHTH RACE—$3,000. Allowance, 4-year-olds and up 6 furlongs. Ping 113 Lady Amlgo 113 Baby Lutlaby 118Clozon 117 xBolwalee V13 xCondamine 109 Dual Exhausts 114
NINTH RACE—$2,000, claiming, 4-year-o!ds and UP, 1 mile 40 yards. Bit 118 Ever Better 117 axKaopa D« 107 Sweet Nanette 112 axElcation 112 xPtying Colors 113 Space to Spare 117 Miss Legionayr 112
a—James P. Cross entry, x—J lbs. AAC.
Bowie Entries FIRST FIRST
yeai olds. Hoot xStan'j Brief Atonghowr _ . M f . Agi Currenl Inter. Sum Will Restless Tide Wish You Luck Bold Pamida
POST 1:0C EST. RACE—$3,300, claiming, 0 furlongs.
113 Margate 103xShol For Glory 113 Seven Opatj 113 Harkins 113 Phosphorescent 113 Lakewood 113 Waa Blue 113 R Mck 108 Second H. Love
108 108 108 113 113 108 115 113 115 3
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LEMM
By B, F. KELLUM HOUSTON, Tex. OR — Wallj^
Lemm became coach ol the Houston Oilers again Saturday — the s i x t h head coach in seven years for t h e American F o o t b a l l ! League~team.
L e m m , 46, who quit as head coach of t h e National L e a g u e St. Louis Cardln. a Is 20 day* ago, returns to the Oiler j o b he gave u<P with a perfect record in 1962. He went to St. Louis at that time, and Frank Pop Ivy came to Houston from the Cardinals in an unofficial inter-league coaching swap.
Taylor Fired Lemm replaces Hugh Bones
Taylor at Houston. Taylor was fired Jan. 18.
Lemm's appointment was announced at a news conference by Oiler General Manager Don Klosterman, who fired Taylor just six days after Klosterman was named general manager by Oiler owner K. S. Bud Adams.
Klosterman s a i d L e m m signed a long term contract, but other details and salary were not disclosed. Lemm, who was present at the conference said it was longer than one year,
Klosterman said Lemm's appointment is another step in the rebuilding program of the Oilers, who have compiled 4-10 marks the past two seasons.
Lemm said he hoped to "bring in one of my assistants at St. Louis." He later identified the aide as Ray Pro chaska, who has applied for the head coaching job with the Cardinals. Rttalm Assistant -
Lemm also said he wanted to retain Oiler assistant Walt Sohlinkman but had made no further plans about assistants.
Lemm, an Oiler assistant coach in I960, took over earjy in 1061 when Lou Rym/kus was fired after the Oilers dropped to a record of 1-3-1. He guided the Oilers to 10 straight victories and their second championship and was named AI\L coach of the year.
He and Adams came to an oral agreement on a 1&92 contract but before it was signed Lemm moved to St. Louis where the head coaohlng job became vacant with Ivy's firing, Lemm's four-year record at 9t, LouU was 27-26-3.
Lemm'i de.rir« not to spend ia months a year In St. Louli led to a mu<ua4 agreement tor him to leavs th« Cardinal*. However, he **M he was f<tred with 17 months remaining on his Cardinal contract.
Fight in London NEW YORK MV-Bili Daly,
manager of welterweight Tito Marahxtl of Panama, said Sat« urdty he had mark a match between his fighter and Brian Curvi* trf W*iei at London, Feb. 22.
Point Du Jour, 2-3 favorite under jockey Ronald Turcotte, ran the 11/16 mile on the turf In 1:46 1-5 during a blinding rain and) beat Kentucky Jug by one length. >
Carry Forward II finished third and Just About was fourth in the field of 13.
Time Tested was a late withdrawal in the second division and Choker was scratched from the first.
Point Du Jour was easily the best as he stayed close to the leaders and took over from Just About when they made the final turn. Just About faded to fourth at the end.
Behind the first four finishers -In the second division came Ginger Fitz, Sammyren, Ribot's Fling, French Vintage, Wild Card, Naturalist, Slys-titch, Ampose and Hill Chance.
Turcotte said, "the weight, my wet clothes and everything else was telling on him at the end. He was beginning to tire. But .he ran a real good race."
Point Du Jour was making his second start this year and had won at the same distance last Saturday. He earned $18,-135 from the gross of $27,900.
First Family, owned by Meadow Stables, was given a strong ride by Larry Adams In -winning the first division.
Munden Point,, under Sammy Boulmetis, -was second and Western Warrior, the mild favorite at 5-2, finished third.
First Family won by 2Vi lengths and Munden Point was a head in front of Western Warrior who finished a nose in front of fast-closing Convex. -
Bradley Upset 103-71 L O U I S V I L L E , Ky. OR—
Louisville upset Bradley 103-71 in a Missouri Valley Conference basketball game Saturday.
The Cardinals hit 53 per cent of their field shots, 40-75, to 33 per cent for Bradley 26-78.
Louisville also had its fast break w o r k i n g well and wound up with 19 assists in the game. Both teams used a full-court press much of the time.
Louisville boosted Its record to 3-3 in the MVC and 11-5 overall. Bradley is 15-4 and 4-3, including a 79-62 vie-tory over Louisville Jan. 15 at Peoria, 111. Louisville led 51-33 at halftime.
Westley Unseld, who spent
much of the second half on the bench with foul troubles, scored 24 points and grabbed 19 rebounds for Louisville.
British Football
LONCON f/P)—-Rwuin o* Saturday'} ""•I'hri soccer w m f s , rom« teams f lrt t :
ENGLISH LEAGUE DIvMIwi 1
Aston V « b 0, WieffleW United 2 BvrrHey 1, CbeHea J Folftam 0» 6*acfct>oo1 0 Liverpool 1, LekMfer 0 Norttwrnpton 0, Everton ? NotHrx+>»m Forest 1, NewcaiM* 1 Sr*>fl<Hd Wedrxsday 0, Manchester
United 0 Stoke 1 , Arsenal 3 Sunderland 2, Leedt 0 ' Tottenham Hotuvr i, Blackburn 0 West Ham A. West BromwWc 0
Division 2 Bury 1, Cerdllf 1 Charlton 0. Bolton 1 • Crv*»#t Palaca 1„ Birmingham 0 HudderrfleW I . Uyton Orient 1 Manchester C«y 3, M-**Wle»brovofl 1 Norwich 1, C*rHsl» 0 Plymouth 3. Portsmouth 1 Pre*ton 0, Iwwlch I Rotherbam 1, Bristol City 1 Soutrtamotofl 3, Derby 1 Worverhamoton 0. Coventry 1
DIvUIwi J '
Brfahton «, Manj*|e»d K Bristol Rovers J, Grisby 1 OHtfnoham 1, Peterborough 1 OWham 3, Exeter 1 Oxfo/d 0. Swindon 3 Owen's f a r \ Ran»en 1 , Brentford 0 fcVhihorp* 2, Hull 4 Sw»M«* 5. Southend 0 W#tt*it 2, Bournemouth 1 WiMord 1, fieadlno 2 Yor* CKy 6, Shrtwjhory 2
DIvlslM 4 Aktarshot 2. ftochdatt 3 ftr»r*toy 0, Crew* \ Be»d4ord 1 ( Lu*on 3 C«W»*t»r 3. Port V»t« 0 Partington | , NotH County 0 •owthport 4, H*rtl#po»H 1 Torquay A, Br»<Hofd Clh/ 3 Wrwhann 3. R a r t w 1
icorruM LtAOUi DtvlUoa 1
Ah*fd*«n 5/ H«mWon 2 Ch«d« 3. St. Johns-tone 2 Dvnde* United 0. Dwitermtlrx 4 Faftfrk 3, Dundee J He* rH 3, Ctttlc 2 KHmaynoe* 1, S t i r * * Athlon \ Morion oi ParHck ThHtle 0 MotherweH 4, Htberrtan 0 Rtfwwn 4, St. Mirreo 1
DrvKKm 1 Atblon Rovtr* U Third L»ft»r1{ \ tor*\ck 2, Ayr United 2 Cowdenbeath 1, E»*t StlrKr* 2 Domharfon 5. StenhouiemvV 2 Forfar 4, » » V F*fe 1 Montrose I,. Strtnraer 9 Q v m o< The South 4, BreoWn i , QvWh' l tork % A W t t e ^ fretth Rover* 0, Arbroiiri *
BRADLEY
J1<;son Martin Allen Cam'l SwwrFs Thom'n Fred'klc Betts Slater Mavet i Bu'her Berry
G 3
•'1 6 0 A 0 3 5 3 0 1 0
LOUISVILLE F T G .< 10 tied 1<e 7 0 2 Whit'h'd 2 4 16 Unseld 10 0 0 C-otbert 8 2 10MoWen 4" 0 0 Houston 6 0 6 Gorius 2 2 12 Butters 1 7 13 Doutaz 0 0 0 W'm-riy 0 0 2 .. 0 0
F T 2 1 6 2 6 4 24 521 7 1 5 3 1 5 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 0
Totals 26 19 71 Totals 4023 103 Bradley 33 3 3 — 7 1 (Louisville 51 52—103
Fouled out—Bradley, Jackson. Louls-out—Bradley, vllle, Unseld.
Total fouls—Bradley 18.
22, Louisville
Eastern League Games Postponed .NiA&HVILLE, Tenn. OR —
Two Eastern Hockey League games were postponed because of icy weather Saturday.
The Knoxvtlle - Greensboro game- in KnoxviWe Saturday night and the Nashville-Charlotte game in Nashville Sun day both were put off indefinitely because the traveling teams were stranded by snowstorm.
FRESH
CIGARS
BOWIE, Md. OR—Bowie race course, closed two days after an 11-inch snowfall Wednesday, canceled its last race Saturday as a l i e w storm dumped snow on the track.
For hunch bettors, Monday's program offers some interesting possibilities; Atretic Spin in the second, Frosty Scope and' Stormy Outlook in the fifth and Irish Frost in the seventh.
Exceedingly raced s e v e n furlongs and captured the $16,-500-added Annapolis Stakes.
Exceedingly, under Wayne Chambers, came from fourth position on the baokstretch to p a s s the pace-setting Mr. Judex while racing wide in the straightaway and won by four lengths. Crying- ToweL was third.
Big League Qubs Stage Free Draft
NEW Y O R K m—The 20 major league clubs and their farm clubs selected 197 free agents Saturday in a special baseball draft.
Of the players picked, 102 had.been drafted earlier but had not signed. The remaining 95 were boys who became eligible for selection because of January graduations.
Baseball held its first free agent draft last June, and 814 players were selected. A total of 421 signed contracts. The •highest bonus was the $104,-000 paid to Rick Monday by the Kansas City A's/ •
Among the players drafted was Mike Garrett, the Heis-man Trophy winn6r from S o u t h e r n California, who signed a pro football contract with the Kansas City Chiefs of the American Football League for a big bonus.
SEVENTH RACE—$5,000, CWmiog, 4-yew-okh and OP, 7 furionss. Cutacomer 116 Oemiaod' xYocatan 107 bReoelliou* xRub Down • M'l bSun Native Jef Charger Wo Linear B. aDedalo \\\<l Beau Ampere Bully Heart ICC Satvittl* aEscano VTT
a—Torrealba-Rolar Stud entry . 6—'Red Oak Stables-Heard entry
EIGHTH RACE—$6,500, Allowances, 4-vear-olds end-up, 7 furlongs. Polynesian Play V\<2 bTorrid Mis* Hello Molly M2 Bacasrwo xaLady Imp ' MO Mrss Dickey bCadabra M2 Tamerett xLovely Hanna 107 Oldest Girl xaSamarta 107
a—Krautz-Bostwicfc entry b—Goodpaster-Wk*nam entry NINTH RACE—S6/5O0, Allowances,
year-olds, 11'» mftes (turf). Conchy Joe VU xLe Dauphin Abe's Hope MS Turf Atlas OW Bag \i\4 Jubilance Greek Sentinel VM Super Shovel Federalist Boy \»M Waki Ruttah Michael J Toppa M4 Nashwood Poker Vl'4 Tewrtlo Huckabee M'4 .
TENTH RACE—$4000, Claiming year-olds, U'/» miles.
Mi6 xPrinolpe Azut 109xCharro II Ki8 Linguist l'ISIbetu M>2Git»ni)!o II 109 Duke's Luck l'l-2xCon"cessiorr . M8 Everett's Bid
SECOND RACE—$4,200, claiming year olds, 1 , ' , mites. Concubine 110 Guam 113 Star Mission 113 Say Sir 113 Nauty Greek 108 Chasbea 108 Silk Cap 108 Arctic- Spin 113 Grand Spree MC No LHrle Thing 113 xRrsky Atlack 1C3 Maybe T'm'row 112 xM'nllght Dan. 108 Shirley Ann H. 110 Missy 2 103 Takesatm 113 Join The Club H3xl.anding Net 103
THIRD RACE—$4,200. claiming, 4 year oldi up, 1 , ' , miles. xa-Multioller 110 Km'utit-King 110 xb-Admirai Zip UOScarlel Stone 116 xb-Beech's Sc'r 108 Lord Pui Put 115 Gay S^adcl"t 108 Money Fr. Hm. I l l xFabuious Lee 108 xa-8!tter War 108 Aegean Spin 116 Pickerel Point 113 Yaodall - 107 Beech Time 112 Jig On Deck m x B r a n d v Station 103
a—Horcrtalla-Lax entry b—Zipkin-DeFrartcis entry. FOURTH RACE—$4,500, claiming, 3
year olds, 7 furlongs.
Fair Grounds Results
Bull Market xCheneau More Coins Maow W o f Memo Relic aTahteo Rdugh Divot Du Nolr
x—5 lbs
M 6 T12 V.6 Vl« M'4 M6
Mi2 Ka T12
via
109 1«>4
V'M M 4 114 M4
Mil 107 KiS M"2 M<2 1(20 I'M T16
5-20 4.60
furlongs
8-40 3.80 3-40
FIRST RACE—6 furlongs (off 1:14) time 1:1.7'A. Royal Salute, • Snyder 10.20 Miss Versie, Munster Small Bandit, GlHigan
SECOND RACE—6 1:41), time 1:17^5. Dan-O-'Dan, Soirez Thais Tuff, Brown Parasol Jack, Goucher
Dairy Double (1-6) paid $37.80. T H I R D RACE—6 furlongs (off 2:08),
time 1:184s. New Process, Bohenko 8.40 3.80 Maxine G., Snyder 3-20 Nora way Miss, Menard
FOURTH RACE—6 furlongs 2:35), time l r ^ i . Dr. Jazz, Snyder 7.40 U-Catchem, Soirez J. J. Kathy, Bowlds
F IFTH RACE—1 mile 40 yards 3:04), time 1:53. Bayou Liberty, BCko 12.60 Oats De Babe, Baldwin Always Welcome, Gilltean
SIXTH RACE—6 furlongs (off 3 time l:17Vi. TombrHI, Snyder 29.60 10.60 LoH Roil, G'tlligan 4.80 Suggest Katy,' Menard
Tnrgon Stanley K. Wist Sam Saracen Coin As'see 11 Lucketeer xSeeulater Doc xOne Iron
F I F T H year olds, Flichter General Note Pretko Ziyer Natlk Rick Dana's Rose Brandon Miss ChMd Prodigy
SIXTH year olds
114 Minstrel Maok 114 114 HI Hammy 114 114 Peter's Pride 112 114 Johnson Lad 112 '•12 Empty Net 114 114 Express Purp. 109 104 AsMorme 109 109 xMoney Ruiiah 107
RACE—$4,500, maidens, 3 6 furlongs.
120 Frosty Scope 120 115 Stormy Outlook 120 120 Arr You 12C 115 xSilent Sir 115 120 Maevi 115 Mi5 Rabbit's Foot 120 115 Black Verse 120 120 Bessie Miller , M 5
RACE—$8,250, allowance, 4 vp, 6 furlongs.
Santa Anita- Results FIRST RACE—6 fvrtefW (off 3:31 >.
Time l.ito. Proper Respect, Blum 3 8 J » 14.40 9.«0 Kings Favor, Shoemaker 10.30 9.20 Boyle, B*Vnonfe 25.80
SECOND RACE—6 furtongj (off 4:01). Time 1-rM. Eita Knock, Valenzuola 21J0 8.«0 7.00 C-alvin, Taniguichi 4.20 4-00 Sound of Rum, Chapman 9.40
Daily Double 3-7 paid $347.80. THIRD RACE—0,', miles (off 4:33) .
Time l : 4 4 * j . Embassy. Shoemaker 6.20 3.40 3.20 Throne Room. Ycaza 3.80 2.80 Sir Marco, Pierce 3 80
FOURTH RACE—1, ' , mHes (off 5:12). Time 1:434s. Triple Light, Yaoez 14.40 Royal Adventure, Shoemaker I'll Be Ready, Harmatz
F IFTH RACE—6 furlongs Tim« ' I O ? 3 ^ . Fighf Fiercely, Yanez n ^ o Dear Bvil, Mahorney Old Coin, Blum
SIXTH RACE—1, Time 1:42^3. Adopted, Usserv Ramanf, M3horney Whir's Pride, Gustines
SEVENTH RACE—6'^i 7:.:3). Time l.-:3Vs, Hoht Bar, Hartack M^JO 6 0 0 3.60 Nevada Battler, Lambert 5.40 3.60 a-S!edge, Vatmzuela 3 5 0 a—Factor entry with Red VRiver Valley
EIGHTH RACE—100,000 added, Char, les H. Strub Stakes 4-year olds, \Vk miles (off 7:44). Time l :59*s. Traclt Record. Bold Bidder, Shoemaker 9.60 Isle of Greece, Blum Terry's Secret, Maese
NINTH RACE—1,' , Time l':43*s. Fitz Atom, Jennings Oak Rvler, Campas Udine, Ussery
Attendance 56,495.
miles
6.40 520 •<00 3.40
111 .20 (off 5:48).
6.40 420 9.20 5 8 0
360 (off 6:25) .
10.40 5-60 4.00 22.10 10.60
4.80 furlongs (off
miles
17.40
3.40 3.60
6.80 9.80
4.20 2.80 3.00 (off
2.60 2.40 2.60
3.20 2.60 7.40 (off
2.80 3.00 4.20 (Off
4.80 6.20 4.80
:32),
6.00 3.60 7.80
xPrecious Coin 110 Corck Of Gold 113 Lucy Bean 117 Flexer Fool 116 Another Spin 118 Main Saggy . 116 Fasl Blow 114
SEVENTH RACE—$6,000, allowance, 3 year old, 6 furlong. Always There 120 Midagay 117 She's Tuff 113-xNever A Doubl 106 Holly-O 120 xSaddle Song 10S a-Lucky Shirt 117Dearhersl 120 Earl's Emma 115 Jel Code 115 False Fashion 120 xHandy Sandy 108 a-lrish Frost 113
a—•Roberfson-FreylinghUYsen entry EIGHTH RACE—$6,000, claiming, 4
40 yards
Handle
5.20 5.00
3.20 3.00 2.60
(off 8:23).
8.00 6.40
5.60 4.60 4.40
$4,587,662.
Fla. Downs Results
3.20 2.?0
<<:o (off
5.00 4.00 7.80
year old up,. 1 Expresivd Palaro Bravo Slithering Sam Willogafe Blind Switch Skipper Bus Gasmegas
NINTH RACE year old up, 11'» Latin Rebel a-Vale Blue Cadentown b-Little Rib Fly Way xSpider Spread Pentrbn xFriendly Cat
i'( miles 114'Sbuthern War 119 11 A Chance Gay 116 116 Candy's Ahead H I 115 Forty Carat 116 110 Nashua's Son 114 11 /Maggie Fsl. Stp 110 116 Phenomena 120
-$3,500, claiming, 4 , miles. 113 xc-Boyd Tavern 108 113c-Rose Net 119 113 Magic Spring 115 113 a-Grand Bay 113 113 b-Sargs«em 113 I f f Royal Navy 113 112Milrutho 112 113 xDlggiety Dog 107
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Hialeah Results W i miles (off 1:16). FIRST RACE
Time ]:57J/S. Keenpop, Despirtto 39.20 17.40 HI .00 Greek Princess, Walda 15.00 10.00 Sybil My Love, Cox IQ.OO
SECOND RACE—6 furlongs (off 1':43). Time t : . l 3 % . Cretaceous, Harris 53.60 20.40 M 20 Daring 8ul l , Turcotte 4.40 3.80 Vitamin B,. Knapp 7.fx)
Dai.V double ( I ' M ) p*W $1CO9^0.
T H I R D RACE—(]JVi rnfles'(off 2-A3W. Time n:55%. Mr. Splnetll, Moreira 3.00 2.80 2.40 Sleepy Native, Solomone 18.00 8.40 Yankee Blaze, Beeoe 3.80
FOURTH RACE — HI * miles (off 2:49'/r) . Time V:54%. Stiver Score, Velasquez 14.40 7.20 Newground, Rorz 10.40 Bol 'n Jack, Baeza
-4.60 8.40 4.40
SEVENTH RACE—1 mile (off 3:59'/2), time 1:51 Vs. Lovely Weather, Lopez 6.80 4.00 3.00 Miss Sun Tan, Snyder 5.20 3.40 dq-Granny Red, Balrd -3.20
dq—Finished second, disqualified to third.
EIGHTH RACE—6 furlongs (off 4:31), time l:18Vj. Nomas Gallant, Snyder 7.00 4.60 3.60 El Patio, Tauzin 10-60 6.60 Choice T, Nichols 4.60
NINTH RACE—$10,000 added. The Thelma Stakes, 3-year-o!ds, 6 furlongs (off 5:03), time 1:17Vs. Battler Star, Gualardo 39.40 Dutch Maid, Snyder Champagne Woman, Nichols
T E N T H RACE — l f t 5 : 2 9 V J ) , time 2:::03'5. Flowing Well, Kun'ake 7.40 McGook, Bowlds Camauro, Holmes
Attendance 12,705. Handle
a—Haughton-Horan entry b—Martin-Hackerman entry c—Arnold-Shutter entry x—5 lbs. aac
9.40 3.60
miles
3.80 2.60 2.60 (off
3.80 5.00
2.60 3.20 2.80
$816,347.
F IFTH RACE—6 furlongs (off 3:18Vi) Time Ul<2%. Joodolph, Giovanni 4.40 3.00 One Mark, Solomone 6.40 Lot to Learn, Desplrito
SIXTH RACE—<\>Vk miles (off Time 111:53. Noble Land, Velasquez 10-80 5.20 Bent Spur, SeWers 4 0 0 No Snakes, Baeza
SEVENTH RACE — 6 furlongs 4:'17). Time IcKMs. North Rim, Turcotte S2.40 1G.60 Turn For Home, Loughry 3.60 Long Winded, Adams - EIGHTH RACE—20^)00 added, Beach Handicap, 3-y»ar^lds up, miles (oH 4:49' / i ) . Time 1:42%. First Family, Adams 18.40 9^0 Munden Point, Boulmetis 11.40 Western Warrior, Rotz
.NINTH RACE—1ft miles (off Time 1:4OVJ.
Point Du Jour, Turcotte 5 J » 3.60 Kentucky Jug, Boland ,$20 Carry Forward I I , Broussard
TENTH RACE—1ft miles (off Time 1:50.
T l l e ^ a nT
P ' ' i 0 r . ' R o t z W'20" 8O0 5.00 Tarpon, Turcotte i « o ^ Sheet Anchor, Velasquez 3 6 0
Attendance 21,958. Handle $2,309,842.
2.60 4.40 3.80
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Hialeah Scratches._ 1
1—Indian Goddess, Top Cut, Tract Side, Hungry Lady, Make A Point, Ellen June
2—'Batsto, Freeborn, Jadwa, Overture, Splittin Image, Cable Count, Young Stratmat
3—Free Guess, Free World, Smiling Pick, Lamirtgtton, Far Call, Moon Wrecker
4—Don Giovanni 5—Heronslea, Rocky Ford, Vanceburg,
Jet Fare, Genghis Khan, Big Party
6^—Toledo ©lade, Nardil, Triumvirate, Blacks Charge, Will Reward,
. Keep Knockin', Oodgertowh, Big News
7—5now Oance, Shaker Square, Al's- Runner, Native Born
8—Chcker c;—Time Tested
10—Travel Agent, Davis II
Fair Gr'nds Scratches 7—Doff The Crown 0^—Nadino, Miss Ocsan,
Mrss No Mark, Help On Way 10— Bteck Count
Santa Anita Scratches 1—Khaicd Twist,. Rank Haopy,
Goyarno Lad, "Imtiros Heiress 1—Rlillah Roost, Fieroval,
Jedgarrlndy, Johnny Dye 3—Gueenie, Tudor's Key 4—By The Way I I , Performing A,rt 5—faithful Ruler, Mayordomo,
Bold Invader, Peace Signal II 7—Be Good Boy
'9—Second Honeymoon, Bocado, Quake Proof, Above The Clouds
Bowie Results FIRST RACE—6 furlongs.(Off 1:01%).
Time 1:1 Ms . Sadowo, Grimm 10.40 5.40 3.80 dq-Wi!d Fortune, Culmone 7.00 4.40 Rare Royal, Baltazar 4.80
dq—Disqualified from first. SECOND R A C E — H i miles. (Off 1:37).
Time 2:05^5. Regenerate, Valenzuela 7.80 4.00 2.60 B^ilongo 2nd, Chambers 4.60 2.80 News Wire, Baltazar 3.00
(Daily Double (4-8) paid $34.40). T H I R D RACE—6 furlongs. (Off 2:05).
Time 1:12 Vs. Real Welcome, Th'nb'g 36.60 13.40 7.60 Middletown Billy, Madden 10.40 6.40 War Day, Reeder 4.60
FOURTH RACE—7 furlongs. (Off 2:32). Time l:24'/s. Consecrate, Johnson 5.80 3.60 3.00 Brown Boots, Culmone 7.60 5.40 Bob Work, Kallai 9.60
F I F T H RACE—6 furlongs. (Off 2:58). Time l i lO'/s! Sunday Meeting, Lee 15.00 6.00 4-00 Clear Stream, Hinoiosa 3.20 2.60 One Sunday, Baltazar . 2.80
SIXTH R A C E — l f t mile. (Off 3:24). Time 1:45. Brass Lace, Rogers 23.00 8.00 5.40 Albion Star, Reeder 4.20 3.00k Heading Souttv Baltazar 3.00
SEVENTH RACE 6 furlongs. (Off 3:55). Time 1:10V*. Nvy Admiral, Cuimone 3 60 2.60 2.20 F? les Ligh, Lee 3.60 2.80 Fr .;e Glory, Mauro 3.00
EIGHTH RACE—$16,500 added, 3YO,
FIRST RACE—SV* furlongs (off 1:51), time .-1:10V*. Page Service, McCrT('n 9-20 3.80 Mr. C. T , Plomchok 2.60 Jills Trust, Lattarulo
SECOND RACE— 3Vi furlongs 2:20), time l :09Vj . Fast Date, Caoodicl 14.00 5.60 Ida's Charger, Maroues 4 8 0 Go Do It, Plomchok
Oaify Double (Nv) paid $55.40. THI1R.D RACE—1 mile (off - * ? i t ) ,
time 1:47*S Three More, Viera 7.60 4.00 3.20 CaH Kay, Saumel! 5.6O 3 6 0 Oh Maw, Brafford
FOURTH RACE—1 mile (off 3 time 1:47*4. Mutton, Marques 15.60 Boston W, Herron .. Scheming Emma, M c C r V n
F I F T H RACE—1 mile 70 yards 3:41) , time H:51. Smart Prince, Cruz 7.40 Jet Vacation, Sau'ell Hanover County, Sor'sen
SIXTH RACE—SV4 furlongs time l:08"s. Mary Charles, Sau'eH 6.40 4.00 Bobnkay, Herbstrelt 19.40 El Norco, Cottier
SEVENTH RACE-^5Vi furlongs 4:35), time 1:074s. Windy HiH, Sisum 1(2.40 Master Bing, Hubbard Roval Mattar, Mang'llo
EIGHTH RACE—$2,500, 3-year-olds and up, 1 mile time 1:4444. Paulding Flash, Ool'r 3.80 3.40 2.60 North S'th Gal, Rub'eo 8.00 3.60 Troa, Brandt 2.30
NINTH RACE—lift miles (off 5:30), time 2 : 0 2 « . Nova Prince, Senelto 17.60 6.80 5.00 Narth, Robertson 7.80 4.80 O-By-O, Herbstrelt 7.00
Florinetla (4-8) paid $235.40. Attendance 2,801. Handle $171,653.
6.40 4.00
3.80 6.60
(off
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4.60 3.60 5.40 (off
3.20 4.40 5.60
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3.40 6.20 9.40 (off
5.80 6.80
3.00 3.20 2.40
allowances, (0H 5:01)/
Fla. Downs Scratches Pride of Ship; Fleet, Tany Pat Passa, Betbeauty,
7 furlongs, Annpaolis Allowance Stakes. (Off 4:19). Time unavailable. Exceedingly, Chambers 10.60 5-20 4.20 Mr. Judex, Barnes 3.80 3.00 Crying Towel, Rogers 9.40
The ninth race at Bowie Is cancelled due to snow conditions.
Attendance 13-124. Handle $1,214,627.
Hialeah Selections 1—Everullah, Jet Clipper, Hail ' The
Admiral C—General Ken, Grant, True Blue 3—Check Writer, Unintentionally,
Nance's Lark 4—Inhand, Andy Tudor, Heads I Win 5—BullyamPa, Run Rig, Black Phan
tom 6—Aiijic, Friendly Miss, I've Arrived 7—Sun Native, Cutacorner, Linear B. 8—Cadabra, Tamerett, Polynesian
Play -9—Abe's Hope, Greek Sentinel, Poker
10—Du Noir, Bull Market, Rough Divot BEST-BET—Inhand
il.—Second Cousin, . Sail Boat, Win
2—Ixillik, Johnny Paralark
3—Charlie Lea, Big League 8—Hafla, Gallant Scott 9—Too Divine
Bowie Scratches 1^—Two Eyed King, Daring Heart,
William Joe, Dark Lane, Prophet's Call, Steel Perifox
2—Street Fighting, Boyd Tavern, Pentron, Fly Way, Latin Rebel, Sogarsooon
3—Balafib, King Olay, Askforrm>, Distant Idol
4—Quiz ©riar, Agadden, Blue's Tuscany, Road Show
5—Tuffy Rullah, Court flattle,-Ouke O Brandy, Is A Rose
6—Queens Delight, Footprint 9—Spartanburg
Fair Grounds Select. By The Associated Press
1—Triple Count, Kiser Ray, A)r9uando. 2—Nostrum K., Leachan, Blessed Martin 3—Nord's Bully, Good Turkey, Weeping
Hearl. 4^—Taggy Mfss, Patricia D., Mr. Pratt. 5—Two Steps Back, Dusty Douglas, Boli
var Hyde. 6—Com-rvWin, Fleeta 8 . , Fair Ho 7—Canted. Jacouelin J „ Black Dallas. 8—-Baby Lullaby, Clozon, Lady Amigo. 9—Bit, Ever Better, Spaca To Spare.'
Best Bet—Canted.
Bowie Selections 1—Restless Tide, Mr. Age, Alortgbow 2—Star Mission, Say Sir, Arctic Spin 3—Lord Put Put, YandaM, Money From
Home 4—Hi Hammy, Saracen Coin, Minstrel
Magic 5—iFlichter, Rick, Frosty Scope 6^—Another Spin, Flexer Foot, Main
Saggy 7—Earl's Emma, Oearherst, Irisft
Frost 8—Skipper Bus, Willogate, Forty Carat 9^—Rose Net, Cadentown, Grand Bay
BEST 8ET—Another Spin.
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