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Saturday. June 23, 1973

Auto Racing

By Dave Lance

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Shoots 36 Holes Without A Bogey

Fezler Grabs Classic Lead Saratoga Clocker r

AKRON, Ohio (AP) -Forrest Fezler, victim of a heartbreaking loss earlier this season, fashioned a five-under-par 65 and swept

into sole control of the sec­ond round lead Friday in the $16 0 , 0 0 0 American Golf Classic.

The stubby, 23-year-old

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In October of 1972, Car and Driver magazine spon­sored a Showroom Stock Sedan Challenge race at Lime Rock, Conn., entering three of its own "Reader Beater" cars in the field.

The odds of an outsider spoiling the success of the entry's obvious technical know-how and strorig financial backing had to be rated slim.

But what they didn't count on was a stunning victory by Bruce Cargill of Voorheesville, driving a Ken Goewey Dodge-Colt of Troy. Cargill trounced the field, scoring his first major victory in more than 15 years ef on-again, off-again racing. It also was a sign of things to come for Cargill and the Goewey Colt.

Cargill. the proprietor of Lotus Northeast on Central Ave. in Albany, began his road racing career in 1958, campaigning a powerful, but poor handling Jaguar XK120. After a few seasons, he switched to an Alfa Romeo, but suffered similar handling problems. For the next 10 years, Cargill raced and learned.

In 1968, he began driving a Formula Ford Lotus 51 in the Formula B class. As there was no sanctioned division for the FF class. Cargill's record was noteworthy against the more exotic FB cars.

Cargill.continued his driving in the newly recognized Formula Ford division with a new Lotus 61 FF in 1969. That same year he became closely associated with the fledgling International Motor Sports Association, (INSA).

Cargill sat out the 70 and 71 seasons, but was more than ready to resume racing when Ken Goewey invited him to drive his Showroom Stock Colt in the SCCA divi-

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Our Native Out Of Chicago Race

CHICAGO (AP) - The second defection in the field to face Secretariat at„Ar-lington Park a week from Saturday apparently oc­curred Friday.

Mrs. Elizabeth Pritchard of Minneapolis, half owner of Our Native, said "I don't want to run him."

On Thursday, owner Neil H e l l m a n of A l b a n y scratched Linda's Chief be­cause he was dissatisfied with the set distance of lVs miles.

Dr. Ed Thomas of Lexing­ton, Ky., a veterinarian who bred Our Native, has a one-quarter share. The other quarter belongs to Bill Res-seguet Jr. of New Orleans who trains the colt- Resse-guet sold half of his interest to Thomas last winter.

It was Resseguet who agr­eed to the special race. Mrs. Pritchard, speaking by phone from Minneapolis, said Friday she spoke to Dr. Thomas Thursday morning and "he agreed with my po­sition."

Mrs. Pritchard further said "I was not consulted. I first heard it on television Wednesday night. Our Na­tive has run against Secret­ariat twice (a distant third in both the Kentucky Derby

and Preakness) and I con­sider Secretariat the finest horse of the century. Ano­ther meeting, as far as I'm c o n c e r n e d would prove nothing."

When Linda's Chief de­fected, Blue Chip Dan, who had been named as an alter­nate, moved into a starter's role. On Thursday a second alternate, My Gallant, was named.

Acting for his mother and with assistance from the family attorney, Austin Mit-tler of Minneapolis, Tom Pritchard of New York is­sued a long statement there.

It said in part: "This is to advise that we

have formally requested Ar­lington Park officials to scratch Our Native from the proposed Invitional race on June 30.

"The initial concept of the race has been changed. At first consideration the race appeared to be a legitimate competition between horses of the highest caliber. How­ever, the decision to with­draw Linda's Chief and his subsequent replacement by Blue Chip Dan has clearly altered the character of the race. In short, the race is no longer a race but merely an exhibition."

Green Mountain Racing Entries

BRUCE CARGILL

sion. The 72 season proved to be his best, and was cli­maxed by his impressive victory at Lime Rock.

This year, Cargill, along with sponsors Goewey and the Silicone Division of General Eleetrie, has-electecHrr run ths IMSA circuit, in the Baby Grand Division.

This division, which is titled the B.F.G. Radial Chal­lenge Series, is open to most American and imported sub-compacts, divided into two classes.

The "A" class is for up to 1600 cc overhead cam (ohc) cars or two liter rocker arm machines. The class in­cludes Tovotas, 1600 cc BMWs, and of course the (ohc) Dodge Colt.

The "B" class is designed for over 1600 cc ohc eng­ines or over 2 liter rocker arm autos. Competitors in this class include'2002 BMWs , Capris, and AMC Gremlins.

While the Gremlins have dominated the larger motored class, the Colt has been the car to watch in the "A" class. In fact, Colts finished 1,2.3 in class at INSA's June 10th event at Pocono, Pa. The winner of the 200 mile race was who else — Bruce Cargill in the Goewey Colt.

As is evidenced by their Pocono victory, Cargill and sponsors have prepared a super competitive machine. All work on the car is carried out in Cargill's Lotus garage.

In addition to the Goewey and G.E. sponsorship, Car­gill has also been fortunate enough to gain the help of Chrysler Corp. high performance chassis engineer Larry Rathgeb and Valvoline Oil.

Cargill is understandably pleased with the Colt's per­formance and excited about the remaining IMSA season.

Under the leadership of former SCCA offical John Bishop. IMSA has initiated an impressive 10-race sched­ule, patterned somewhat after the NASCAR Winston Cup series.

The next event for IMSA and Cargill is a six-hour endurance event, the Mid-Ohio race circuit in Lexington, Ohio. The 4-10 p.m. grind takes place on July 14th and a driver is required. Driving with Cargill will be former national Formula B champion Fred Stevenson of Lotus East (Millerton, N.Y.)

While Cargill would someday like to graduate to a Grand National road racing circuit, his efforts now are directed at beating the Baltimore-based Colt of Carson Baird and the Bolus & Snopes Colt of Car and Driver magazine.

Odds are indeed good that the Ken Goewey Colt will conquer Car and Driver for the fourth time in Ohio and mayj>e even number five at Lime Rock on Sept. 15.

In any case, good luck to Bruce Cargill and Troy's Baby Grand.

Monticello Results A Bullet FrieM 7,20

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Saturday

1st — $1,500, 5 f 5 Lid's Ganbol (Boismier) 117 3-1

10 Lin Bon Beck (Donahue) 112 4-1 4 Bull Morn (Northcutt) 117 4-1 1 Iron Melody (Boismier) 117 20-1 2 Mr. F. H. (Gaffney) _ 117 15-1 3 Gort Lassie (Kisielewski) 112 8-1 4 Filly gold (Long) 112 12-1 6 Rusty Orphan (Kisielewski) 117 8-1 7 Atoka Boy (Wiseheart) 120 A-1 » Play Safe (Smith) 117 20-1

2nd — 51,500, m 10 Apollo Comet (Pichette) 120 5-2 7 Jet Romulus (Boismier) 117 4-1 4 Miss Nellie Girl (Bacon) 115 4-1 1 Charmaine's Boy (Parent) 117 8-1 2 My Encore (Swatman) 112 15-1 3 Bolillo (Miranda) 117 20-1 5 Dr. Vane (Greco) 117 8-1 4 Innes (Peterka) 117 12-1 8 Brother Duck (no Boy) 117 10-1 9 After Harvest (Handiey) 115 t-1

3rd — $1,450, 5 f rma-ueetstoif tWooaT '122 ST I The Handout Kid (Boudreau) 122 4-1 1 Roman Sentry (Boudreau) 117 4-1 2 Rocky Cliff (Bacon) 122 8-1 4 Stud Duck (Long) 119 8-1 3 Fable Light (Donahue) 119 12-1 4 Marchen War (Handiey) 117 12-1 7 Toth B. (Handiey) 114 20-1 9 Clodhopper C. (Schuele) 114 6-1

122 10-1 122 8-1 117 10-1 119 20-1 112 15-1

119 5-2 117 3-1 109 4-1 114 12-1

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4th — $1,550, 5 f 9 Defiant Son (Donahue) 122 4 Judge Tree (Santiago) 111 ( Dennlson (Bacon) 122 4-1 1 Cappagh (Kisielewski) 117 8-1 2 Evas Fiesta (Pruden) 117 8-1 3 Viva Libra (Swatman) 119 12-1 4 Waterman (Olcott) 119 8-1 5 Yamamoto (Schuele) 117 5-1 7 Seean (Greco) - 122 12-1

5th — $1,550, 7V, 1 4 Olive's Chrylser (Wood) 122 3-1 5 Mule Ears (No Boy) 119 5-1 3 White Amber (Greco) 122 4-1 1 Scarlet Diable (Kisielewski) 122 12-1 2 Rashi Joshi (Miranda) 117 10-1

4 Sickle Pop (Boudreau) 7 Imavolley (Pruden) 8 Kimoah (Long) 9 Eight W. (Bacon)

10 Heatherale (Long)

4th — $1,450, m 2 Dewey Dare (Plotkin) 1 Poker Table (Diaz) 3 Philly Fa Fa (No Boy) 4 Rapine (Deboise) 5 Diamond's Edge (Rodriguez) 119 8-1 6 Prince Ebony (Greco) 122 8-1 7 Needaruler (Smith) 122 6-1 B Maiden's Folly (Donahue) 112 6-1 9 Caps Flying (No Boy), 119 10-1

7th — $1,550, 5 f 7 Celium (Hancock) 115 5-2 6 Vera May (Swatman) 120 4-1 3 Edward's Girl (No Bdy) 120 4-1 1 Shes Got Grit (Sullivan) 120 8-1 2 Pioneer Star (Schuele) 115 12-1 4 All Kasha (Miranda) 117 8-1 5 Toppers Miss (Pichette) 120 8-1 8 Everything For Hy (Rodriguez)

120 8-1 ? HJLdY B. (Smilh) 120 12-1

10 Miss Bristol (Miranda! 11/ 10-1

8th — $1,800 7 f 2 Best Beau (Morgan) 119 5-2 5 Red Coup (Bacon) 119 4-1 1 Carolyn's Cute (Swatman 114 4-1 1 Mr. Fisher (No Boy) 119 6-1 4 Tiger River (Masia) 119 6-1 7 01 Adams (No Boy) 112 8-1 6 Erin's Noble Sea (Boismier) 112 6-1 8 Miss Shelly Renee (No Boy)112 8-1 9a Sy Gee (Smith) 119 8-1

10a Third Bout (Smith) 112 5-1

9th — $1,550 1 1-14 m 5 Colonel S. A. (Hancock) 112 3-1

10 Snatchapurse (Kiseilewski) 117 4-1 9 Pignatelli (Diaz) 120 4-1 1 Zuni Yodeler (Northcutt) 112 8-1 2 Mighty Fred (Agilar) 117 12-1 3 Cavilinos Boy (Boismier) 117 8-1 4 Sherry Vee (Long) 115 4-1 6 Bold Busher (Hancock) 112 8-1 7 Bahama Borax (Boudreau) 117 20-1 8 Three Mark (Plotkin) 120 10-1

Best Bet — Defiant Son — Fourth Race

Troy Area Softball Troy City League

Over 30 I.C.C. 302 000 2—7 15 1 Troy Record 001 000 0—1 9 2

Carm Fruscio and Ted P o t e n z a Ralph Valenti (5); Joe Cappozelli and Charlie Duncan

I.C.C. — Dinky Bevevino, three sing­les and triple, five RBI; Car, Fruscio three singles;

Record — Tom Dowd, three singles; Bill Fogarty, triple

Wards Body Shop 021 143 0—11 14 1 Ford Motor Office 000 010 0— 1 7 5

Dan Kelleher and Dick Burgess; Ed Winke and Dick Miller

Wards — Jack Burns, Dick Burgess, four singles each.

Ford Motor Office — Manny Nedd, two singles.

St. Joseph's 000 000 0—0 4 1 Sheriff's Dept. 000 020 x—2 11 0

Tom McGoughney and Charts Wal­ker; Jim Durand and Mike Hayes.

Sheriff's Dept. — Walt Sweneey, homer and single; Bill Bernardo, two Singles.

Waterford Moloney's 100 320 0—4 10 3 G.E. 030 001 0—4 11 4

Mike Wright and Steve Wright; Jim Lavigna and Jim McMahon

Mahoney's — Paul Sheeran, three singles; Joe King, two s ingles.

G . I . — Bill Gatzendorfer, three sing-les; Tonr BufRe, single smt double; Jim McMahon, single and triple; Chuck Visccmi, double.

Today at 2 p.m. Hub's vs. v.F.w.

Today at 1:1$ p m. Gremlin's v*. Walkers

Capital District ChiCO's 201 000 1—4 10 1 Pennypacker 000 010 1—2 12 4

Dave Tully and Mie Brady, Tom Hol­mes (6); Mike Ramunda and Bob McClellan.

Chico's — Joe Turton, and Art Fruscio, double andsingle each

Pennypacker — Chuck Smith, and Mike Ramunda, double and twosingles each. Sabatino'f 000 003 0 - 4 9 4 Iron Horse Pub 022 003 x—7 12 2

Dan Stepien and Pat Franklin; Tom Herrick and Tom Cardamone

Sabatino's —f Ron Gaef, double and single;

Iron Horse — Don Deaburg, homer and sinlge. Wilcox Wildcats 004 004 0—10 12 1 Bob Daubney's 003 001 0— 4 10 4

Jay Lionarons and Bob Sheehan, Dean Everton (7); Mike Keyes and Barry Plunkett, Steve Galka (7)

Wilcox — Jay Lionarons, three sing­les.

Sunday at 4:30 p.m. Barbata's Auto Parts vs. O'Hearny's

Tavern Sunday at I p.m.

Carnivale's vs. Jock's

SPORTSMAN'S PARK Schenectady 003 201 4—12 IS 0 Boreali's C11 000 ft— 1 1 2

Jack Coons and Gary Butkus; George Terry and Dick Mann.

Schenectady — Doug DeLuke, homer doutfte and single; Garu Butkus, double and two singles; Ed Pandt and Denny O'Brien, doubt* and Singh).

Boreali's — George Terry and Hand' Hotallng, two (saigas apiece,

Sunday at ft p m Mechanlc'viiie vs. Rotterdam

Pownal Results

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1st — $1,550, I f Run Indian (Northcutt) Tommy Blue (Handlev) Prince of Wmloc ("

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Attendance 4.SS4 Mand'# S«he*ectady OTS $7,494

DM - $1,560 J f Miss Pox (Mirendet 1.06 4.46 3.46 Raise An issue (Agilar) 45.46 I4.M Welt Armed (Kisielewski) 4.H

Tim*: 1,66:3 Daily DMBfta (4 and 1) P a * $27 I* r,

Super l iner (Santiago) 5 60 3 60 2,68 Indian Winner (Diaz) 5 00 4 86 LM'S Scout (Pruden) ] 00

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Fezler didn't have a bogey in the first 36 holes as he put together a two-round total of 132» eight under par on the 7 , 1 8 0 - y a r d Firestone

Guerin Hurls 2nd No-Hitter

Joe Guerin, a seventh gra­der from Coboes Middle School, hurled a no-hitter in Cohoes Little League Fri­day, leading Moose Club over Marra's, 4-0.

Guerin had 16 strikeouts and gave up four walks. It was the second no-hitter of the season for the 12-year-old, who wons an 8-0 pitch­ing record on the season. Marra's 000 000—0 0 2 Moos* 002 20x—4 5 6

Joe Valiquette and Dan Ellett; Joe Guerin and Dave Winner

Moose — Darrell Winner and Fred Loughlin, double each; Dave Winner, two singles

Today at 1 p.m. K. of C. vs. Caulkins

Today at 3 p.m. P.A.L. vs. Mohawk Paper

Twin Town Valente Gravel 243 607—14 13 6 Union National Bank 000 201— 3 5 4

Ed Valentine and Robert Moloney; George Harlow, Keith 'Reardon (3) and Steve Porcille, Harlow (4)

Valente — Mike Gillie, double and single; Ed Valentine, triple and double-Brian Monahan, two doubles; Steve Malek, double

Union National — Keith Reardon, Dave Elligott, triple, apiece; George Harlow, two singles

Today at 1 Bonded Concrete vs. Fazioli Insur­

ance

Brunswick Rocky's 012 020—5 5 4 Pollock's 308 03x—14 12 2 Rocky's 012 020— S S 4

Jeff Smith, Joe Zotto (4) and Tony Delgiacco; Brian Doyle and Todd Jor gensen

Rocky's — Jim Creson, two singles; Mark Miller, double

Pollock's — Jack Barry, double and three singles; Todd Jorgensen, double and single; Brian Doyle, two singles and 10 strikeouts.

Armory Papermakers 000 400—4 4 1 Elks 100 310—5 4 4

Dave Barringer and Chuck Oswald; Joe Crispo and John O'Bomsawin

Papermakers — George Shannon, double and single; John Grosh, double

Elks — John O'Bomsawin, double and two singles

Today at 23 p.m. Troy Mattress vs. Papa Leo's

Today at 4 Charlies vs K. of C.

Watervliet Bania's 010 030—4 4 2 Ashlines 400 500—9 4 4

Pete Torncello and Mike Reinfort; Jim Griggs, Steve Tlaskon (4) and Dave Whitney

Bania's — Mark Bruse, double and single; Scott Hughes, two singles

Ashlines — Dave Whitney, two sing­les; John Jojo, grand-slam homer and single.

Tonight at 4 Mackey Motors vs. Streck's

Burgh American Verdiles ooo 021— 3 8 1 Leibners 384 10x—14 14 l .Mark LaFortune, Jay Vandenburg (2)

and T. J. Laviolette; Dennis Fagan, - Briafr Setdani (4) end Scott Mow*, Bret

Dol'an (4) Verdiles — T. J. Laviolette, John

Gurba, two singles apiece Leibners — Scott Howe, three-run

homer and single; Dave Garrity, three singles.

Tonigth at 3 Verdiles vs. Germania Hall

Tonight at 4 Leibners vs. All-Troy Club

Central

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Alota ZPuil (Hancock) 22 60 7.00 2.40 Steathaad (Swatman) 4,00 2.40 Fiashey Hazel (Northcutt) 2.46

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701 - $1,554, 1 f Demon (Boudreau) 5 40 3.20 2 46 Pouilly (Hancock) 7.26 4.46 Trouble Sign (Swatm*PJ 3 80

Tim* - 1:27.3 Scratched — Brandy Sam, Turkish

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Mooty (Olat) m Tim* - 1 35.3 Scratched - Feed Back

Perfect* (4-10) p*M $125.46 i M44 Mandt. $166J61

Minors Fondas 32, Van Rensselaer 19

Monday at 4:15 Roddy's vs. Cahill's

Green Island K. of C. OOO 0 0 1 - 1 3 4 Vagabond's 202 35x—12 14 2

Steve Brennan, Bill Chard (3), Mike B r a n n i g a n (5) and Chard, Mike O'Connor (4); Dave Demarco Mike Corbett (6) and Tim Sequin

K. of C. — Dan Corbett .single. Vagabond's *- Mark Torrisi, Tim Se­

quin, and Mike Corbett, double and two singles paiece; Jim Gleason, and Jim Davis, double and single each.

Tonight at 4 p.m. Prediger's vbs. Fords

Spring Minors

Dick Smith 22, Troy Bowl 12 Today at t a...

K. of C. vs. I.C.C Today at 11 am.

Sacred Heart vs. Patroon Club Sunday at 1

I.C.C. vs. K. of C I.C.C. vs. K. of C.

Sunday at 4 Troy Bowl vs. DeLee's (minors)

Cage Tourney Highlights Black Festival

A round-robin elimination basketball tournament be­ginning at 1 p.m. will high­light the sporting activities at the NAACP Black Festiv­al Saturday. June 30 at Pitt Playground in Pittsfield, Mass.

Two track events will also b e conducted and door prizes will be given away each hour of the affair which begins at 10 a.m. and runs to 11 p.m. An Afro-American Cultural Center, e n t e r t a i n m e n t and m a n y displays includ­ing sports will also be on hand. Prizes from profes­sional sports teams will slso be awarded.

DeSarro Takes Modified Event

Fred DeSarro drove to a commanding win in the 35-lap modified feature event Friday night at the Albany-Saratoga Speedway.

DeSarro jumped out early to outdistance 1972 track champion Bugsy Stevens.

Dave Depew of Argyle took the 20-lap Charger fea­ture. A fireworks display highlights next Friday's full program of auto racing.

Country Club course, one of the longest and most de­manding layouts the touring pros play all year.

Fezler, who lost to Lee Trevino in the nationally televised final round of the Jackie Gleason Classic ear­lier this season, owned a four-stroke lead over de­fending champion Bert Yan­cey.

Yancey, who blazed over the final nine holes with a stunning seven-under-par 28, also had a 65 and a 136 total for two rounds,

Newly crowned U.S. Open champion Johnny Miller, tied with Fezler at the end of the first day's play, mat­ched par 70 on the long, lush layout ard was tied at 137 w i t h Australian Bruce Crampton.

Crampton, a threet-ime winner already this year, had a second round of 67.

The group at 138—two un­der par but a distant six s t r o k e s back of Fez­ler—included former PGA champion Al Geiberger, Lanny Wadkins, John Ma-haffey and Ed Sneed. Wad-kins and Mahaffey matched 67s in the warm, sunny wea­ther while Sneed and Gei­berger had 68s.

Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer were in a group at 139. Nicklaus had a 70 and Palmer slipped to 71.

"Not too bad, I guess," said Nicklaus, who took a double-bogey 7 on the 16th hole. "Anytime you're un­der par after two rounds on Firestone you're not doing too bad."

Fezler, winner of almost $60,000 in this, his second year on the tour, matched the course record with a 31 on the front nine and missed only two greens in his solid effort.

The stocky, mastachioed Fezler birdied the first hole from 15 feet and reacted the par 5 second with a three-wood second shot to set up another one.

He rolled in an 18-footer on the fourth hole and scored from 30 feet on the sixth.

His only birdie coming home was on the 15th where he lashed a two iron to with­in eight feet of the flag on the 230-yard par 3.

Connie Mack

let — $666, Pace, Mile 1 Billy Chesapeake (Davis) ' ' $ Nathaniel Dunloe (Brown) '-* 4 Jarrvttown Kay (Hartmann) 4-1 2 Xenias Adios (Bean) >-' 4Afton Storm (Butcher) » ' 5 Tip Shillelagh (Belmonte) »•' 3 Evelyn Haven (Van Alystne) 8-i 7 Kissamee Flash (Allen) '0->

Billy Chesapeake — most reliable of these, Nathaniel Dunloe - handicapped by poor post, Jarrettown Kay — best if on gait

2nd — $600, Pace, Mile 1 D R Mc (Marshall) 7 Clever Nosey (Musollf) 2 C R Pistol (Lamb) 4 Maurice Edward (Breton) 5 Skippers Scooter (Allen) 3 Con Amour N (Butcher)

52 7-1 4-1 9 1 5 I 6-1

6 Rebel Kand Wayne (La Bombard 8 1 8 A-mbro Nazca (No Driver) 10-1

R D Mc — tough Irom the pole. Cle­ver Nosey — easy winner of last, C R Pistol should go well with these

3rd — $1,166, Pace, MIW 1 Test of Time (Belmonte) 7 Deac Rodney (No Driver) 2 Cardinal Boa (Marshall) 3 Mini Marches (Coppola) 8 Jetf Kirk (La Bombard)

5 Upshot (Bean) 4 Dugger Wave (Hartmann) 6 A Senator (Berg)

7 Little Miss Judith (Davis) 7-2 6 Willow Brook Sal (Parker) « 1 Real Bachelor (Morel) 4 2 4 vantage (Kelly) s i 5 Raider City (Hanna) > , 3 Little Red Star (Adrlance) s i 8 Adios Mistery (Turcotte) 10-1

Hubbardton Island — can make no mistakes. Little Miss Judith — always tough, Willow Brook Sal — c o u l d prove troublesome

7th — $2,060, Pace, Mile 4 Mc Dido (Hanna) 3 Goldberg (Richards) 4 Morar (Morel) 1 Marks Pal (Butcher) 2 Ambro Lofty (Kelly) 7 Botond (Blake) 5 Bettys Peince (Staker) 8 Keystone Angelic (Parker)

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8-1 Test of Time — fits well here, Deac

Rodney — romping winner of last. Car­dinal Boa — on the improve

4th — $4,600, Pace, Mile 5 Hal Scott (Morel) 2-1 3 Jonathan Hanover (Parker) 3-1 4 Cardinal Angus (Filion) 5-1 2 Nifty Nelse (La Rouech) 6-1 1 Shade Thee Jimmy (Davis) 8-1

Hal Scott — best on a fast track, Jonathan Hanover has been racing on the big circuit. Cardinal Angus — tough in the mud

5th — $1,400, Pace, Mile 7 Connie Dares (Morel) 4-1 2 Foiler (Davis) 3-1 4 Highland Lady (Allen) 5-2 1 Senator Roan (Plouffe) 4-1 5 Vicar Nile (Coppola) 5-1 8 Edgewood Bruce (Picard) 6-1 6 Tiogas Lightning (Bourgeois) 8-1 3 Paladin Pick (Flaro) 8-1

Connie Dares — ready for a surprise, Foiler — fits well with these. Highland Lady beat this kind in last Best Bet — Test of Time — third race Best Longshot — Battys Prince —

seventh

6th — $1,800, Pace, Mile 1 Hubbardton Island (Staker) 3-1

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Mc Dido — has beaten b*tt*r, Gol­dberg — always tough, Morar — ha* been luck in the raw for the pasts

8th — $2,000, Pact, Mi l * 1 Stout Trouper (Parker) j-2 3 Dons Bow (Fttien) 7>* 5 Tiogas Monarch (Morel) 4-1 8 Tuxedo Red (No Driver) 6-1 7 J M Gregory (La Bombard) 6-1 4 Carola Lobell (Richards) 8-1 2 Hortense Barmin (Randall) 6-1 6 Happy Mir (No Driver) 10-1

Stout Trouper — should show the way, Dona Bow — getting better with each start, Tiogas Monarch — had • rough trip to win in last

9th — $19,100, Pace, Mile 2 Valiant Bret (Chapman) as 6b Ricci Renee Times (Dancer) 5-1 9a Keystone Smartie (No DroVer) 4-1 10 Ambro Neabit (D. Mac Donald) 12-1 5 Prince Lobell (Albertson) 8-1 3 Steady Airliner (No Driver) 7-2 4 Melvins Woe (O'Brien) 8-1 7b Solar Express (No Driver) 5-1 1 Steel Byrd (No Driver) 6-1 8 Coldstream Hank (Biccum) 20-1

valient Bret — looks the best, Ricci Renee Time — a disappointment of late. Keystone Smartie — last a dan­dy, may be the one to beat

10th — $1,000, Face, Mile 4 Mighty Jeff (La Bombard) 4-1 » Travis Hanover (Kelly) 7-2 3 Shady Lin (Berg) 4-1 1 Irish Dean (Musolff) 9-J 7 Congress Folly (Bean) 6-1

6 Nazzys Foil 7 Congress Jim (Butcher) 6-1 6 Nazzys Folly (Bean) 4-1 2 Fine Demon (De Carlo) 8-1 8 Cantor Rainbow (Allen) 10-1

Mighty Jeff — should handle these, Travis Hanover — tough on the front end, Shady Lin may take a share

Saratoga Results

Baseball Cohoes Mastodons 000 001 003—4 8 2 South Troy Dodgers 000 000 100—1 4 4

John Smith and Tom Gracon; Dave Rider, Karl Steffan (9) and Fred Kowalik

Mastodons — Jeff Haff, three singles Dodgers — John Schriner, two singles

Lansingburgh Royals 000 002 1—3 5 2 Waterford Pioneers 000 300 1—4 7 1

Mike O'Brien, Dave Bestle (6! and Larry DerGurahian; Wayne Nlelson and Dom Gabriel

Royals — Buzz Mulqueen, double; Bete Terry, two singles

Pioneers — Wayne Nlelson and Bob Degnan, two singles each

Stillwater Chiefs 400 503 0—1-f 1? i Halfmoon Twins 000 002 1— 1 5 4

Jack Meinhardt and Kevin Connor; Steve Sapinski, Wayne Jones (9) and Chris Ganong

Chiefs — Joe Winnery, two triples and single; Jack Meinhardt, two sing­les and 13 strikeouts; Kevin Connor, triple

Twins — Wayne Jones, solo homer Tonight at 4

Halfmoon A's at Crescent Cubs Sunday at 4

Crescent Cubs at Halfmoon A's Cohoes Mohawks at Waterford Pio­

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Cohoes Mastodons at Lansingburgh Pirates

Sunday at 6:15 Lansingburgh Pirates at Lansingburgh

Royals

Bellnow, owned, trained and driven by Frank With-ee, only a provisional dri­ver, won the $3,000 winners bracket of the June Cham­pionships Friday night at Saratoga Harness in the fas­test mile to date, a sizzling 2:00.3.

Also setting a national season's mark, the four-year-old mare captured the event by a whopping 13 lengths.

The other two divisions of t h e June Championships went to Luckey Bob Day in a nose and a neck decision over Rich Chief and Fly Fly Apollo in 2:04, and Salluck breezing in 2:05.1.

Grand Circuit Week gets underway tonight with a big $25,000 event for three year old pacing colts.

Friday 1st—$800, Pace Mile

R Grande Finale (Goodsell) 4.40 3.20 2.80

Trigger Melburm ?Fanelli) 7.00 5.00 Bobby Mike (Gregory) 3.60

Time: 2:09.1

2nd—$800, Pace, Mile Hemstead Jewel (Bromley)

_ _J140 iJ0«-2JUL Four Bitts (LaBombard) 3.60 2.60 Annita Rose (Musolff) 3.20

Time: 2:07 Daily Double (6-4) paid $44.20

3rd—$800, Pace, Mile Long Horn (Morel)64.00 25 7.430

Arapaho Hanover (Lamb) 15.80 6.80 Dan Gray (Butcher) 4.00

Time: 2:08 Scratched — Jimmie Eden.

4th—$3,666, Pace, Mile Flying Freedy (Morel) 7.00 360 Salluck (Bartus) 11.80 600 4.00 Thomas W (Blake) 3.60

Time: 2:05.1

5th-$960, Pace, Mile Italian Brmin (Morel) 8.00 4.60 3.40 EastwoodkJeff (Dailey) 7.60 4.40 Scothaven Jimmy (Staker) 5.60

Time: 2:07 Did not finish — Jambo April

Saratoga Clocker Pick

6th—$3,000, Pace, Mile The June Championships

luckey Bob Day (Bromley) 5.00 2.80 2.20

Rich Chief (Borovsk) 3.40 2.60 Fly Fly apollo (Marshall) 2.40

Time: 2:04 Saratoga Clocker Pick)

7th—$1,000, Pace, Mile Ricky Duane (Adriance)17.60 6.40 3.80 Sweet City Sue (Davis) 5.40 3.40 Luckey Blue Day (Bromley) 3.40

Time: 2:06

8th—$1,000, Pace, Mile Pegasus Choice (MacTavish)

6.60 3.80 2.80 Jimmie freehall (Sinser) 10.80 6.20 Evelyns Gunner (Butcher) 2.80

Time: 2:04.3

9th — Pace, Mile, $3,000 The June Championships

Bellnow (Whithee (PI 27.80 11.80 7.00 Baron Tan (Cantor) 7.80 4.80 Ideal Minbar (Morel) 6.20

Time: 2:00.3 (National Season's Record)

10th — Pace. Mile, $1,060 Honey Horn (Morel) 3.60 3.00 3.20 Emylou Ann (Jobion) 3.40 3.40 Morris Wynn (Bean) 5.40

Time: 1/4:06.1 Attendance: 4,174 Handle: 5275,028

Qualifying Starts Today For Schaef er

MOUNT POCONO, PA. (AP) — Pint-sized Mike Mosley and Gordon John-cock join the flying Unser brothers, Bobby and Al, as favorites to capture the pole position today for the July 1 Schaefer 500-mile auto race.

Qualifying runs to select 33 starters for the $400,000 event, the second race in the U.S. Auto Club's Triple Crown of championship rac­ing, are scheduled to begin at 9 a.m., EDT.

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