1 THE PLAIN DEALER, OPINION A rookie understands By Dwayne Cheeks written for every rookie in Cleveland, especialRussell and Foots Walker. rookie. is never easy, no matter what one's occupation is. Believe me when I say I know from experience. I'm the rookie of The Plain Dealer Sports Department.
Oh, those growing pains! How they do hurt. I haven't had so many doubts since I misplaced my rattle and blanket. I've learned more about the English language in the past three months as a cub reporter than I ever thought existed. Campy and Foots, I presume, are learning about basketball from Bill Fitch in the same way. When one is young and tender, which rookies usually are, he must learn to listen to his elders.
Not everyone over 30 has a grapefruit for a mind. There is great wisdom locked in the heads of those older than ourselves. So a word to the wise should be sufficient. Listen! It can only help. A lack of fundamentals usually is the key to errors rookies make.
Young people have the preconceived notion that all things come easy. They don't. "You have to pay your dues in this business," I was informed by a white-haired gentleman--my boss. Never would I have imagined that learning to master the King's English would be so difficult. It can turn one to mental oatmeal.
But with hard work, the patience of those around me, and a nightly prayer, I hope to get there. I can identify with Walker and Russell when I go to the Coliseum. They are paying their dues, just as Mack Mitchell and Oscar Roan will do with the Browns next summer. Great athletes such as Walt Frazier, 0.J. Simpson, Sandy Koufax, and writers such as Charles Dickens, H.G.
Wells, James Baldwin and Ernest Hemingway weren't overnight successes." They had to apply themselves and learn all the skills and tricks that went with their professions. And for all you coaches and bosses out there- -we 'rookies will some day be your salvation. For as we go, so go you. Now where did I leave my blanket? I'm about to write a story. E.
Tech products. are Hiram stars HIRAM Former East Tech stars Antonio Bolden and Kevin Chambers teamed up with Bruce Gabriel of Chesterland for all the firepower that Hiram 4 needed Saturday night as it rolled over visiting Case Western Reserve University, 92-58, in the Athletic Conference. Hiram's victory set up a PAC showdown next week This is ly for Campy Being a CHEEKS CHEEKS with Allegheny, which still trails Hiram, now 8-1 in the PAC, by just one game after downing Washington Jefferson Saturday night. Christopher R. triumphs by 3 CHERRY HILL, N.
J. (P) Art Rooney's Christopher despite carrying a 126-pound burden, romped to a three-length victory in the inaugural running of the $26,125 Independence Handicap Saturday before 13,681 fans, the largest turnout of the season at Garden State. Veteran umpire Bauhof to be feted There will be a testimoni- al luncheon for Al Bauhof on Sunday, March 2, at 3 p.m., in the Brown Derby restaurant in Independence. I. Bauhof was umpire in chief of the Cleveland Baseball Umpires Association for approximately 30 years.
Cost is $10.00 per person. Call Stanley Parks at 331-1153 for reservations and information. Bauhof a veteran of 58 years in the business. Parma Hts. forms softball league The Parma Heights recreation department has formed ani open age men's softball league, for ages 18-30.
The senior men's league for those 30-and-over will be limited to eight teams. Further information may be obtained at meetings at the Parma Heights Cultural 6184 Pearl Road, at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 18, and 'senior men's at 7:30 p.m. on 20,.
or call 884-9600. 1 1 Carroll jars two MAC mat teams TOLEDO -The MidAmerican Conference was handed a double loss as John Carroll university (10-2) crunched both Eastern Michigan, 30-6, and the University of Toledo, 24-9, in a double dual wrestling meet Saturday. Senior 350-pound co-captain Joe Bertolone led the blitz with two pins and is now olle away from the Blue Streak season pin record of 13 set by Ed Floyd in 1971. Carroll freshman Joe Constantino joined Bertolone as the meet's lone double winners as the Orange High grad took decisions in both 134-pound matches. The bubble burst for Carroll frosh Jim Weir, who suffered his first loss in eight matches at 158 pounds as Toledo's Bruce Wilson recorded a 4-3 victory.
Wilson, a senior and former state high school champion, took a 4-2 lead and stalled for the victory. Carroll 30, Eastern Michigan 6 118 Mike Jianetti (JC) dec. Mark Osentoski, 6-1; 126 Jim Beck (EM) dec. John Jackson, 5-1; 134 Joe Con142 stantino (JC) dec. Mark Carmony, 10-4; Tim Pazyniak (JC) dec.
John Dignotti, 8-0; 150 Charles Beckks (JC) dec. John Wilson, 4-2; 158 Jim Weir 177 Brad Bowman (JC) dec. Jim Ken A Meditz (JC) pinned Joe Isley, (JC) dec. Bruce Williams, 8-4; 167 Pietras, 13-6; 190 Jock Metzger, (JC) dec. Mark Czupinski, 7-4; HVY.
Joe Bertolone (JC) pinned Bill Armelogs, 1:38. Carroll 24, Toledo 9 118 Myron Shapiro (T) dec. Jack Mulhall, 10-8; 126 John Jackson (JC) dec. Mark McGuiree, 8-4; 124 Joe Constantino (JC) dec. Phil Kehn, 4-3; 142 Brad Smith (T) dec.
Tim Pazyniak, 9-1; 150 Charles Becks (JC) dec. Virgil Smith, 3-0; 158 Bruce Wilson () dec, Jim Weirr, 4-3; 167 Ken Meditz (JC) dec. Charlie Miller, 5-; 177 Tom Maurer (JC) dec. John Robinson, 5-3; 190 Kevin Hinkel (JC) dec. Mark Marderwald, 8-5; HVY Joe Bertolone (C) pinned Gary Barber, 1:38.
Toledo foul shots win ATHENS, O. (P) Toledo scored nearly half of its points on free throws, hitting a sizzling 90 per cent of its shots from the foul line (38 of 42) to defeat Ohio University, 82-74, in MidAmerican Conference basketball Saturday. The triumph was Toledo's first on the Bobcat court eight years and only its second in Athens in 20 years. TOLEDO (82)-Larsen 5-8 17, Williams 0 0-0 0, Speicher 3 2-3 8, Kindle 4 4-4 12, Cole 6 Brown 2 7-7 11, Matuszek 1 8-8 10. Total 22 38-42.
OH10 (74)-Green 1 2-24, Love 6 2-2 14, Hester 7 2-5 16, Corde 2 0-0 4, Luckett 10 3-3 23, Seltzer 3 4-5 10, Miller 1 1-2 3. Totals 30 14-19. Halftime: Toledo 35, Ohio 34. Total Toledo 20, Ohio 29. Fouled out: Kindle, Terek.
Technical fouls: Hester. 8,231. Ashe wins in Italian tennis BOLOGNA, Italy (-Topseeded Arthur Ashe of Miami beat Hans Pohmann of West Germany, 6-4, 3-6, 6-1, Saturday and moved into the quarterfinals of a $60,000 World Championship Tennis event. Third-seeded Tom Okker of The Netherlands beat Patrice Dominquez of France, 6-4, 5-7, 7-6. Santa Anita Results 1st- Onaloon 6,500, (Pincay) cl, 4YO up, 1 4.00 mi.
2 2.40 2.20 Pichichay (JVasquer) 3.20 2,60 Amblazing (Mena) 3.20 Off 1:02. Time 1:44. Hard Headed Duke, Prospect Pork, King Thallo, Moment To Moment, Mada Native, Nivloc Nehoc, Leaping Brook, Snow Louis, Count Cool also ron. 2nd 8,500, cl, 4 YO UD, 6 Mint Conyon (Teieira) 23.60 10.00 7.60 War Prince (J Vasquez) 8.00 6.20 Knight Maker (Campas) 12.60 Off 1:32. Time 1:09 2-5.
Wayzata, Coursing's By, Dorage, Framer, Sailing Shadows, Kings Pirate also Daily Double (3-6) paid $67.00 cl. 4YO UP, 6 Melos (Travers) 4.00 3.20 2.60 Chateau Prince (Baeza) 6.60 4.40 Guarani (Hawley) 5.00 Off 2:01. Time 1:09 4-5. Theblus, Last Lea, Jim Jan, Jim Rigby, The Bureaucrat, Crocation also ran. alc, 4YO UP, f.
Plaster (J Vasquez) 7.40 4.60 2.60 Black Edward (Teleira) 2.80 2.20 dh-Dancing Tom (Howlcy) 2.20 dh-Golden Sunglow (Pincay) 2.20 Off 2:31. Time 1:15 3-5. Mr. Larkspur, Cosmic Spy il, Nibelungo, Mr. Miller, Battle Dancer also ran.
dh-Dead heat for 3rd. alc, 3YO, 1 mi. Brass (Teleira) 24.00 10.80 6.60 da-Fred C. Dobbs (Lambert) .8.00 5.20 Creeky Pete (Hawley) 8.00 Off 3:11. Time 1:36 4-5.
Willlam Radkovich, Fu Manchu, Tis Good, Zio Leo, Mr. Machine, Bailey's Beau, Vukoy also ran. da-Disqualified from 1st to 2nd. $5 Exacta (10-2) paid $577.00 Special Affair (Shoemaker) alc 4YO up, 1 ml. 6.60 4.40 3.60 Astray (J Vasquez) 14.60 8.00 Against The Snow (DPierce) 6.00 Off 3:44.
Time 1:34 2-5. June's Love, My Old Friend, a-Cast In Bronze, Plunk, a- Prince Dantan, Bold Talent also ran. a-Coupled. Late Scratch Tytus Casella alc, 4YO up, 6 f. Shirley's Chompion (Shoemaker) 6.60 4.00 3.00 Money Lender (Horris) 5.40 3.60 Blue Eyed Davy 3.20 Off 4:20.
Time 1:08 3-5. Hudson County, Selecting, El Espanoleto, Judgmatic, Willle Pleasant also ran. Late Rise High $5 Exacta (6-5) paid $111.00 added, 4YO Up, mi. San Marcos Handicap Troian Bronze (Shoemaker) 39.20 15.40 7.80 Indefatigable (Hawley) 11.00 6.80 El Botila (Telelra) 6.20 Off 4:51. Time 1:59 4-5.
Barclay Joy, Roger's Dondy, Especial 11., John Drew, Bacanazo, Fair Test, a- Indian Sign, a-Free Hand also ron. Late Scratched -Anono a-Coupled. cl, 4YO UP, 1 1-16 mi. Key Ridge (ALDiaz) 22.40 7.20. Jacks Again (Baeza) 10.40 7.20 Don Quito (Hawley) 12.80 Off 5:25.
Time 1:43 1-5. Real Decision, Racing Man, Momentous, Madera Moon, Back To Jack, Dana Strand, Finnian 0g, Ice Cap, Accohick also ran. $5 (12-1) paid $608.00 Attendanca 34,009. Handle $4,029,232. Curly Smart NORTHFIELD NOTES on opening day.
By D'Arcy Egan The squire of Delaware will step into the spotlight April 11 as Northfield Park gets ready for one of the biggest opening nights ever at the standardbred plant. T. Wayne (Curly) Smart, the Harness Hall of Famer from Delaware, will be, honored as Northfield sends out the $20.000 Curly Smart Free For All Pace. The largest opening night purse ever offered, the $20,000 Curly Smart Pace should attract some of the top pacers in the country. "I'm really tickled to have a race named after me," said Curly, a spry 70-year-old who still keeps his hand in harness racing.
"I've nine horses getting ready in Florida," he said. "I leave the driving to my grandson, Rick Midden. He's 23 now, and he drives a pretty good race." Smart drove a pretty good race in his day, beating many of harness racing's best at many of the top tracks in the country. En route to winning 1,957 races and $2,689,333, Curly beat them all the Big Apple, taking the driving crown at Roosevelt (N.Y.) Raceway in 1949, and both Roosevelt and New York's Yonkers Raceway in 1950. In 1952 he picked off driving crowns at Rosecroft Raceway and Columbus' Scioto Downs, and was the top reinsman at old Grandview Raceway here in 1961.
Ohio's District No. 1 director of the United States Trotting Association, Smart keeps the Delaware (O.) Fairgrounds oval in shape for the yearly Little Brown Jug classic. Smart's Delaware oval is rated as the fastest half-miler in the country, and he's a master at making sure the Jug Day speedsters have a perfect surface. Curly won the first Little Brown Jug in 1946 with Ensign Hanover, and notched his second Jug win in 1952 with Meadow Rice. "It'll be nice to get back to Northfield," said Smart, "and I think we'll even be racing our stable there this spring.
"I've always had a warm spot in my heart for Northfield. When my good friend Walter built the place, I came up with my horses to help him open it said Curly. "That first year was a bad one, with lots of deep mud." Now Smart does most of his racing at Scioto Downs. "It's not such a long trip home, and I like to be home every said Curly. Northfield general manager John Phil- Associated Press lips has announced that Joe DeFrank, currently at Windsor (Ont.) Raceway, will be racing secretary for the 1975 season, which finishes its 150 nights on Oct.
11. Also on Phillips' list of special features will be the Walter J. Michael Pace, a Curly Smart, a 70-year-old Harness Hall of Famer, surveys the Little Brown Jug scene from a fence at the Delaware (O.) Fairgrounds. $20,000 three-year old pace, and the Charles A. Otis Memorial Pace, a free-for-all pace that featured a $25,000 purse in 1974 and a track record of 1:57.3 by Armbro Nesbit.
Northfield will host two legs of the Canadian Pacing Series in 1975, a pair of Grandview Futurities and six events of the Ohio Sires Stakes. The early closing events this season, which require nominations to be made by March 15, are the Battle of Lake Erie and Johnny Appleseed Series. The Lake Erie is for three-year-old pacers and will conclude May 29 with an estimated $20,000 jackpot, and the Johnny Appleseed, for two-year-old pacers, will climax July 17 with an estimated pot of $25,000. Pyles skis by Kashiwa in slalom EAST TROY, Wis. (P) Rudd Pyles of Aspen, won his first event in two years on the World Pro Ski tour Saturday, upsetting circuit leader Hank Kashiwa in the giant slalom finals.
Pyles, 25, defeated Kashiwa by more than a second on their first run down the Alpine Valley course. Kashiwa, of Steamboat, finished first on the second run, but only by .296 of a Hialeah Results cl, 4YO up, mi. Southern Pet (MARivera) 47.20 18.20 11.60 Yaki King (Barrow) 10.40 Fairview (Mahon) 10.40 Off 1:21. Time 1:50 4-5. Full Of Surprises, Hasams Honey, Fool.
ish Lad, Just Curlous, Sportingly, Walk Through, King -Ready, The Orchan, Jet Satyr, also ran. 4YO up, 7 f. River Lad (EMalle) 11.80 6.40 5.20 Kincheloe Kid (Hole) 33.40 18.60 Ardsley (Milord) 5.60 Off 1:50. Time 1:24: Royal Pierre, Father Brady, Save The Maxi, Repville, Lionhearted Ralph, Charlle Brown, Robard, Believe Steven, Balacete also ran. Daily Double (12-8) paid $604.20 Perfecta (8-7) paid $526.20 cl, 4YO Up, mi.
Exagerado (Castaneda) 10.00 4.80 3.40 Enoc-A-Nee (Solomone) 4.20 3.20 Show On The Board (ACordero) 4.80 Off Time 1:49. Harrison Kid, Native Reel, Barra O'Hara, Cronk, Attack, Abnegado also 4th- 8.000, alc, 4YO up, 6 f. Ki'pt'm'n'c (J Velasquez) 5.40 3.20 2.40 Travel Tip (Gavidia) 4.60 3.20 Chris Venture (EMaple) 4.20 Off 2:51. Time 1:09 4-5. Pokalu, Four Bells, Rienza, Margery Daw, Merry Jingle also ran.
Perfecta (3-2) paid $25.20 alc, 4YO up, 6 f. Wally (Brumfild) 3.20 2.60 2.40 Bronzelin (Maxwell) 5.40 3.20 Darn Near Perfect (RCSmith) 2.80 Off Time 1:09 3-5. Tojocuke, John Elliott, Super Stark, 1m- perative Order, Jimmy's Bow also ran. alc, 3YO, 7 f. Page Of Love (Milord) 14.80 6.00 4.60 Resident Nurse (J Velasquez) 3.60 2.80 Randi's Pet (MacBeth) 3.60 Off Time 1:24 2-5.
You Will Like It, Proudest Cagey, Screen Credit, Look At Rosle Go, Watch My Shadow, Pat Iron Intensity, Foreign Design, Dewaness also ron. Perfecto (3-12) paid $66.80 7th 40,000 added, 3YO up, 1 mi. The Bougainvillea Hcap-1st Div. Snurb (St. Leon) 10.60 5.40 4.60 Irish Stronghold (Cordero) 8.40 5.80 Carney's Point (Brumfleld) 6.00 Off Time 1:53 3-5.
a-New Alibhol, Zografos, Sir Jason. Jack Giant Killer, Neapolitan Way, Toonder, a-Group Plan also ran. a-Coupled. alc, 4YO up, 6 f. Proud And Bold (MCastaneda) 6.40 4.40 2.80 Kinsman Hope (Cruguet) 4.40 3.20 Unipress (Brumfield) 2.60 Off Time 1:08 4-5.
Raise Tip T. Realman, Immoderate, Strate Sherry, The Grok also ran. Perfecta (5-4) paid $24.20 added, 3YO up, 1 3-16mi. turf The Bougainvillea Hcap-2nd Div. London Company (MCastaneda) 7.20 2.80 Buffalo Lark (Hernandez) 3.60 2.80 Shady Character (ACordero) 3.00 Off Time 1:53 3-5.
Ribot Grande, Beau Bugle, Capito, Shane's Prince, Bewak also ran, cl, 4YO UP, Turf The Conck (Velasquez) 7.00 3.40 3.00 Almirante Blanco. (ACordero) 4.80 3.60 Go Appeal (Micell) 5.80 Off Time 1:48 1-5. A Good Turn, Alibhai Island, Duke North, Dorrin's Way, Wing Span, Down Among, Manchon, Leo's King, Calcification also ran. Perfecta (1-7) pald $33.60 Trifecta (17-4) paid $335.00 Aftendance 21,645. Handle $2,546,676.
The 55th annual City Wide Tom George Jenkins Codie basketball tournament- J. C. Snead Peter Oosterhuis sponsored by the Greater Larry Zlegler John Schlee Cleveland Basketball Com- Gary Groh mission will hold its tourna- Roger Bruce Maltbie Crampton ment from Feb. 10th Tom Chuck Evans Courtney through 16th. Entries are Bob Orville Unger Moody open in Men's Industrial, Jerry Barber Hubert Green Senior Six-Foot-and- Un- Tommy Aaron der, Class and Class D.
Bob Mike Eastwood McCullough Pace to honor brought his earnings to $25,100, leads the circuit with 192 points. He boosted his margin over secondplace Henri Duvillard of France. Padua defeats Bay in hockey Greg Coyle scored four goals for Padua to lead the Bruins past Bay Village, 8-5, in high school hockey Saturday. Padua is now 12-1-1 and Bay is. 11-3.
Suffolk results cl, 4YO Up, 6 Handali (Paul) a 11.60 5.60 5.20 Ambolinas (Kelly) 7.60 5.60 Color Me Satan (Ricci) 13.40 Off 1:07. Time 1:13 2-5. Cyclone's Wrath, Volant Georgie, Scat Lasting Thought, Flemish Prince, Adam's Jet, Barney's May Pops, Bank On Taber, Run Pat Run also ran. cl, mdn 6 f. Nygeia Road (Baez) 15.80 8.80 5.20 Brick Red (Antus) 8.60 7.00 Sunny Water (Smith) 8.00 Off 1:31.
Time 1:14 2-5. 3Parkway's Reward, Psychic Judge, Noble Blossom, Sandy Beach Road, Arc Of Zion, Better and Bigger, Sports Huddle, Waz A Way also ran. Daily Double (3-2) paid $220,40 cl, 4YO up, 6 f. Dasterly. Deed (RMcK'vr) 7.80 4.80 Everythwere (ARicci) 8.00 4.60 Devil's Gulch (RADiaz) 3.60 Off 2:00.
Time 1:13 3-5. Quizmat, Irish Eve, Flotage, Motor On. Malden Miss, Coatbirdge also ran. $3 Perfecta (9-4) paid $80.80 cl, 4YO up, Jamf (Scott) 17.80 8.00 4.40 King For A Night (RBaez) 9.60 4.20 Hopeful Prince (ARicci) 4.00 Off 2:27. Time 1:48 2-5.
Genial duch*ess, Lady Carmella, Victorian Way, Admiral Jinks, da-Chateau Neuf also ran da-disqualified from 2nd to 4th cl, 4YO UP, 6 King Harvest (Gibson) 4.60 3.00 2.40 Stamp Saver (Casey) 7.40 5.00 Sugestivo (Antus) 3.60 Off 2:56. Time 1:13 2-5. Good Running, Charles Northern, Frock, Go Ripping, One Eyed Walt, Neckin Pete also ran. Perfecta (5-1) paid $49.20 cl, 4YO up, 6 f. Bu Bom (Scott) 8.40 6.00 4.40 Northern Pride (Mineau) 5.20 4.60 Terrelena (Antus) 2.60 Off 3:22.
Time 1:13 4-5. Warweber Bullets, Red Opera, Double Tee, Royal Crimson also ran. cl, 4YO up, 6 f. Com Perry (Capalbo) 30.00 12.40 6.00 Heart's Command (Amico) 8.40 7.00 Run Off (Mineau) 6.20 Off 3:48. Time 1:13 2-5.
Soft Stroke, Get It All, Shrimp Rama, Royal Buff also ran. Perfecta (4-2) paid $170.20 cl, 4YO up, 6 Sweet Baby Dave (Capalbo) Papa Candy (LHanks) 2.80 Bloodline Harry (Prosper) 4.60 3 3,20 13.60 6.20 3.60 Off 4:14. Time 1:13 4-5. a-Chug's Debut, Lucky Goose, a-Gunston Russ, Joyful John aiso ran. a-Coupled.
hcp, 3YO Up, 6 f. Big Song (Capalbo) 4.40 3.20 2.20 Southern Slugger (Antus) 4.40 2.80 Grey Corner (Prosper) 2.80 Off 4:39. Time 1:11 4-5. Emerald Landing, Saxon Shore, Johnnie Mundy also ran. 10th alc, 4YO Up, Fast Quest (EKelly) 5.80 4.20 3.20 Bold David (Morales) 8.00 5.40 Yorktown Duke (Antus) 3.20 Off 5:07.
Time 1:46 4-5. Arlel Stranger, Yalou, Viking Melody, Jalpur 11, Sammy Long, Found Her Shoe Perfecto (6-4) paid $74.40 Attendance 10,257. Handle LOTTERT SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 9, Thistle for earliest A coat of paint for the grandstand and clubhouse, regrading finals of the racing strip and preparations in the stable area are all part of the pre-spring cleaning gOing on at Thistledown, With the earliest start in Cleveland racing history Feb. 28 less than three weeks away, track superintendent Stan Kotts and stable superintendent Chuck Tomecko have their men LPGA play in 3-way tie NAPLES, Fla.
(P) Marilynn Smith, who hasn't won a Ladies Professional Golf Association event since 1972, shot a two-under-par 70 Saturday and tied Debbie Austin and Donna Caponi Young for the lead in the $50,000 Naples Lely Tournament on the Ladies Professional Golf Association Miss Austin and Mrs. Young both shot 71s for 36-hole totals of 140, fourunder on the 6.100 yard, par-72 Lely Country Club course. Debbie Austin 69-71--140 Donna Caponi Young 69-71-140 Marilynn Smith 70-70-140 Shelley Hamlin 70-72-142 Mary Mills 71-71-142 Jane Blalock 73-70-143 Sandra Haynie 71-72-143 Sandra Palmer 71-72-143 Jocelyne Bourassa 70-73-143 Kathy Whitworth 76-68-143 Kathy Farrer 74-70-144 Pam Higgins 72-72--144 Pat Bradley 75-70-145 Murle Breer 71-74-145 Sharon Miller 78-68-146 Suzie McAllister 76-70-146 Maria Astrologes 75-71-146 Karolyn Kertzman 75-71-146 Carol Mann 74-72-146 Kimball 74-72-146 Judy Rankin 74-72-146 Sandra Post 71-75-146 Louise Bruce 77-70-147 Pam Barnett 76-71-147 Kathy Ahern 76-71--147 Carole Jo Skala 76-71-147 Betsy Cullen 75-72--147 JoAnn Washam 75-72-147 Amy Alcott 75-72--147 Gail Denenberg 74-73-147 Vivian Brownlee 74-73-147 City Wide tourney 1975 prepares: start. working at thoroughbred speed. One change in the wagering program will be the addition of another perfecta race.
The State Racing sion has approved a plan for four perfectas on each day's card. Four meetings of 50 days cach will be held through Dec. 8. Racing will take place Wednesdays through Sundays with a 2 p.m. post lime.
The "Day at the Races" program for groups will be continued. Euclid icemen top Lakewood Euclid scored two goals in the final 26 seconds to defeat Lakewood, 5-4, in high school hockey Saturday. Mike Vidmar tied the game for Euclid with, his second goal at 26 seconds left, then teammate' John Barta hit for the winning point with 13 seconds to go. Ken Kovesi had two goals for Lakewood. 1 Bob Hope Classic PALM SPRINGS, Callf.
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HIRAM (92) Antonio Boiden, 6-2- 14; Bruce Gabriel, 11-0-22; Kevin Chambers, 8-2-18; Ted McDivitt, 3-0-6; Ed Niehaus, 3-0-6: Pot ludiciani, 3-1-7; Ron Mills, 2-2-6; Tim Cropper, 3-1-7; Jim Gareri, 2-2-6; Totals, 41-11-92. CWRU (58) Brad Carl, 2-2-6; Joe Genaro, 2-2-6; Phil Hahn, Bialn Taylor, 5-0-10; Bob Davis, 3-0-6; Alex Harnocz, 3-0-6; Tom Allen, 1-1-3; Mark Termini, 2-2-6; Ken Hahn, 1-2-4. Totals, 24-10-58. Halftime: Hiram 51, CWRU 35. Euclid 5, Lakowood 4 Keystone results Bull Bayou cl, 4YO (GCusmano) up, 6 7.60 4.20 2.40 Seventh Ruler (Rodriguez) 5.20 2.80 Sir Hugh Turcotte) 2.40 Off 12:35.
Time 1:14 4-5. Two Exact, Jesto Dreamer, Coal Age, Quick Delivery, Drum Up, Consolidator cl, 4YO up, t. Stage Judge (Black) 16.60 8.40 5.20 Bon David (Suarez) 6.80 4.60 Titian Knight (Mucciolo) 3.00 OH 1:07. Time 1:07 1-5. Stony Lane, Father Elmer, Terry's Start.
Serious Talk, Carite, Noble Stride Daily Double (6-5) poid $131.20 CLAYO up, 1. Verz Brave (RJ Turcoite) 11.00 5.60 4.40 Boston Sing (Mucciolo) 4.40 4.00 Plarata (RL Turcotte) 8.00 Off 1:38. Time 1:22 2-5. Angela's Fancy, LI'l Buyer, Foxy Toni, Lady Star, Flyer also ron. Exacta (5-4) paid $47.40 cl, 4YO Up, mi.
Capacious (DB Thomas) 7.40 3.80 3.20 Whip And Top (Lee) 3.60 3.20 Gedeon (Moreno) 3.40 Off 2:06. Time 2:00 Bibop, Can Sing, Chinihue also ran. 4YO up, 1 70 yds. Love And Peace (Marley) 4.20 3.40 3.20 Titanic Red (Cusimano) 6.20 4.20 Early And Easy (Weipert) 5.00 Off 2:34. Time 1:47 2-5.
U. Cute Buper Careless Clover, Dance Master also ran. Exacta (1-4) paid $31.60 cl, 4YO UP, 1 1-16 ml. Trupan (Black) 3.60 2.40 Third And Long (RLTurcoffe) 4.00 2.60 Kingfish (Mucciolo) 2.60 Off 3:01. Time 1:50 4-5.
Theoretic, Eight Count, Sir Spring also cl, 4YO up, t. Bobby More (GCusimano) 6.20 3.20 2.20 Piney Run (RJ Turcotte) 3.20 2.40 Carlogie (DB Thomas) 2.80 Off 3:30. Time 1:21 1-5. Musical Minstrel; Sir Pompian, Early Judgement, Grand Diplomat also ran. A Exacta (2-1) paid $20.80 added, 3YO, 11-16ml.
Militia Stakes Wick'd Park (RJT T'rctt') 57.80 15.00 7.40 Go Go Trenlers (Alvarez) 4 7.20 5.40 Methdloxya (Block) 6.20 Off 3:58. Time 1:48 3-5. North Talent, Can Gun, Perfect Gun, Stagecraft, Broadway Reviewer also ran, cl, 4 YO UD, 1 1-16ml. Malor Appointment (Marley) 4.80 3.00 2.40 Nade's Favor (RJTurcotte) 4.60 3.00 Seton Hill (DB Thomas) 13 2.60 Off 4:25. Time 1:51 1-5.
Enceladus, Silent Jet, Obligano, Bear River Tom, Run Yusel Run also ran. $3 Trifecta (1-7-4) paid $136.20 Attendance 7,921, Handle $787,659. Amateur cage scores CYO Jr. Girls St. Leo 20, St.
Albert the Great 8 St. Columbkille 27, 5t. Bridget St. Bernadette 29, Parmadale 7 St. Charles 12, St.
Francis DeSales 7 St. Jerome A 12, St. Margaret Mary 10 St. Aloysius 14, Gesu 10 St. Gregory A 28, St.
Jerome 10 St. 38, St. Christine 4 High School Hockey second, leaving Pyles the over-all winner. Pyles won $4,000, boosting his season earnings to $8,900, and he picked up 25 points in the standings, moving him into fourth place with 79. Kashiwa, whose $2,500 second- -place money Parma hockey Dan Pescetrice scored four goals and Gerry Selig tallied three, to lead Wagon Wheel to an 8-7, Parma Men's Hockey league victory over Yorktown Gulf, Saturday.
Oaklawn results cl, 4YO up, 1mi. Worthowning (Stover) 23.00 10.60 5.80 Parolee (Jaramillo) 9.00 5.60 Champagne Kid (Lively) 3.60 Off 1:40. Time 1:45 2-5. Madero Prince, Pulquina, Magic Reward, Buxombay, Famous Patriot, Wing Chips, Shicardo, Skinny Legs, Sunrise Taw also ran. cl, 3YO, f.
Loud Hathor (Lively) 5.20 4.00 3.40 Linda's Picture (Massa) 5.80 4.60 Heald (SMaple) 10.40 Off 2:11. Time 1:07 2-5. Amber Ribot, peanut, Achieving, Rosie's Here, Miles Devil, Dud's Phil, Marion Deb's Birthday, Michael's Charger also ran. Daily Double (4-7) paid $88.00 cl, 3YO, f. Lady Close By (Louviere) 12.60 5.60 4.40 Hasty Ability (Jaramillo) 6.60 4.80 Singing Cowboy (JKunitake) 5.80 Off Time 1:06 4-5.
Bill's Blessing, Noxious, Damara, Susie Roman, Jones Lane, Heather Squintin, Swift Star, Oak View also ran. cl, 4YO up, f. Speedy Klu (RASmith) 6.60 4.80 4.20 Choo Choo Lou (DWWhited) 16.20 8.40 Patriotic Polish (APatterson) 10.20 Off 3:11. Time 1:06. Small Gun, Sea Nasrullah, Jemez, Brandyberry Song, Royal Pine, Smokin Star, Big Dealer, Windy Hollow, Times Miss also ran, cl, 4YO Up, f.
Dark Heritage (Jaramillo) 15.00 6.60 4.80 Handsome Jay (McHargue) 4.20 4.00 Pass The Queen (Louviere) 17.60 Off 3:42. Time Mr Jeff Onaduel, Pago Al, Mile 0' Clip, Jets Champ, Swift Sam, Our Proof, Fearless Pleasure, Biv Ardee also ran. cl, 4YO UP, f. My Native Land (Nichols) 9.60 5.80 5.40 Tommy Port (Stover) 11.40 8.80 Blue Moral (RWiison) 10.20 Off 4:1212, Time 1:05 3-5. Quilloton, Flower Maker, Osage Blue, Ever Amazing, Paylasla, Money Flow, Free Space, King John Red Hot Tamale also ran.
alc, f. Bosunwood (Powers) 89.80 27.00 12.80 Bold Trap (DWWhited) 4.60 4.00 Bronze Rall (Spindler) 10.60 Off Time 1:06 3-5. Lost Leopard, Preparation, Dove Toll, Lark Legend, Fancy Strut, Meter; Early Lady, Off We Go also ran. 3YO Up, f. The King Cotton Handicap Prove Lively (Melancon) 6.60 4.00 3.40 Prince Astro (DWWhited) 4.40 3.20 Satan's Hills (Herrera) 5.20 Off Time 1:04 3-5.
No Advance, Warbucks, Silver Doctor, Felixo, Count. Fearless, Smokey Topax, Port Of The Sea, Silver Hope, Road Man cl, 4YO up, 1mi. K's Lad (McHargue) 12.20 6.20 4.80 Gun Buddy (L.Snyder) 5.80 4.00 Price It Right (Gargan) 5.60 Off 5:41. Time 1:44 2-5. Marble Falls, Wine Sack, Floperoo, Fashion Poise, Soft Spot, Conradian, Gota Gamble, B's Buster, Top Kick also ran, Attendance 25,416.
Handle $2,141,551. Your Number 4 1.
