12 Part May 26, 1974. os flnfff Irf ntf 4 3 HERRERA KO'S FOE TO RETAIN CROWN Hollywood Park Charts Copyright 1974 by Trlangli Publications. Inc. (Dally Racing Form) HOLLYWOOD TURF CLUB, HOLLYWOOD PARK, INGLEWOOD, CALIF. SATURDAY, MAY 13, M74-MTH DAY OF 74-DAY MEETING (AH racw ctnflrmtt) by fflcial Fhotochart Camara) Pincay Wins on Tallahto THOROUGHBREDS to Make Again MEXICO CITY (UPD World WBC bantam-weight champion Rafael Herrera of Mexico retained his title here Saturday night by knocking out fellow Mexican Romeo Anaya in the sixth round.
Anaya, who entered the fight with a reputation as a was dominated throughout the bout scheduled for 15 rounds -while. Herrera finished unmarked. It was Herrera's second successful defense of the title he won from a third, Mexican, Rodolofo Martinez, last year. The stylish Herrera delighted a big, noisy crowd at the Sports Palace with his customary nonstop attack. He opened a cut un der Anaya's left eye in the third round, relaxed a little in the fourth and fifth, but demolished his challenger in the sixth.
He) left Anaya dangling hopelessly through the ropes. HEBERT HANDICAP BY BOB (35th day of 76-day meeting; tracfc fast, first post 2 p.m.) fiQA7 FIRST RACE SIX FURLONGS. For 4-year-olds and up. VVVI Puree 8t500. T0p claiming price $12,500.
PP 5 3 2 7 9 Index Horse and jockey 6817 Mvnameissue (Pineavl 6870 Old Fielder (Mahorney) 6817 Love Agio (Cordero) 6862 Santana Sands (Pineda) 6817 Galisteo (Olivares) 6304 Nordic Spirit (S'maker) Chesapeake (Skinner) 6648 Lien warrior (Ramirez) 6817 Go Fritz Go (Maese) 6 4 1 8 Tornado Puts NAIA i Fans, Trackmen on Run fiQflft SECOND RACE SIX FURLONGS. For 4-year-old and up. Purse $8,500. Top claiming price 6848 Bert's Eldorado (P'cay) 6 (6790King Kiwi (Toro) 2 (6862)0. K.
Holme (Aviles) 1 (6772) Honor's Justice (Skinner) 4 6764 Wind Breaker (Grant) 9 5184 Faruko (Fernandez) 7 6817. Magic Man (Mahorney) 5 5274 Tin Drum (Olivares) 3 117 117 xll7 xll4 117 117 117 114 664 Lees Ana uregges (Turcotte) 8 PQAQ THIRD RACE SIX FURLONGS. For 3-year-old maiden 05UJ fillies bred In California. Purse $8,500. 5327 Rising Yen (Shoemaker) 4 6829 Beautiful Bettv (Harris) 15 Swift Tour (Pierce) 1 Joani Jo (Aviles) 10 6756 Bobs Maggie (Velasquez) 6 117 xll2 117 CgQQ-FIRST RACE-SIX FURLONGS.
For 4-yar-eldi up. UOJO claiming price UJK. Pure Horse and leckey Wt. PP St. V.
Vi Str. FlnJo St Viva America, Pineda 11 12 3H w'lh 2.70 Ye Ho He. Pincay 117 7 1 II 11 .2.20 Imp 0 Luck, Turcotte 114 1 5 21 32J 31 7.10 Constant Proof, Grant 119 3 72 oh 62 Ant 4.80 Stars And Stripes. Yanez 115 6 3 4h 52 41 HI 15.70 Ltmon Cooler, Skinner xl 7 42 51 61 9.40 Kalmuck Tike. Harris 115 4 4 Jh 75 71! 7nk 37.40 On High, Valdez 114 2 I I I I 4.00 Scratched Mr.
Positive. VIVA AMERICA 7.40 3.40 2.W YO HO HO J. 24 2.M IMP 0 LUCK 1.40 Time, :22 3-5, :45 3-5, :57 4-5, 1:10 3-5. Clear, track fast. Temoerature 17 degrees.
Winner ch.g., 5, by Colorado King Polnte. Owned by J. G. Thompson. Trained by S.
Martin. Imp 0 Luck claimed by Straight Arrow Stable et al for 18,000. On High claimed by Marlon R. Frankel for 18,000. Mutual pool $205.930.
fifiOQ-SECOND RACE SIX FURLONGS. For 4-year-olds 0009 up. Claiming price $1,000. Purse $4.500. Horse and lockey Str.
Fin. To SI Windy Getaway, Pincay 122 I 1 11.12 14 Ink .90 No Dispute, Shoemaker 114 7 2 4) 44 51 24 5.40 Merakos, Valdez 114 3 4 32 311 31 31 21.20 Silver Salute, Turcotte 114 5 5 51 5h 65 411 29.50 Silent Butler, Iwal 114 4 3 23 23 22 5.60 Atomic Prince, Mahorney 4 6 42 421 41 61 23.10 Bunbrook, Aviles X109 2 7 721 71 71 74 3.90 Fair Show, Pineda 115 1 I I I 18.20 Scratched Go Fritz Go. WINDY GETAWAY J. 80 00 2.80 NO DISPUTE 4.10 1.40 MERAKOS 4.00 Time, :45, :57 2-5, 1:10 1-5. 4, by Windy Sea Lets Getaway.
Owned, by W. R. Johnson. Trained by J. Arena.
Windy Getaway claimed by A. Rublo for $8400. Mutuel pool- $254,880. Dally double pool $330,790. DAILY DOUBLE (8-8) PAID $14,00 CQftA THIRD RACE ONE MILeTfoF l-vear-old maiden UJW fillies.
Purse $9,000. Horse and lockey Wt. PP V. Vi Str. Fin.
To SI Two Bid, Tore 114 1 51 61 1 32 21 Th 1.00 Hill Of Glory, Pierce 116 3 41 4U 2U 31 2nk 1.80 Raise Mas Ninas, Mahorney 116 2 3U 2h 14 11 32 19.60 Fashion Park, Harris 116 I 81 82 5U 44 45 49.80 Perfect Pigeon, Campas 114 5 2H 31 6U 52 54 10.90 Gettin' There, Early 116 4 731 74 74 631 66 42.00 Fast And Gay, Pineda 116 4 10 10 92 84 72 11.70 Miss Boldabout, J.Ramirez.. 116 7 lh lh 41 71 84 26.70 Ever Golden, O.Ramirez 6h 5h 8h 9h 9H 95.40 Uttle Camp, Grant 119 10 93 9 10 10 10 16.20 Scratched Parrot, Miss Melissa Classical Blue, Pleasure Outing. -TWO BID 4.N 2.40 2.40 HILL OF GLORY 2.80 2.40 RAISE MAS NINAS 4.40 Time, :22 4-5, :46 4-5, 1:12, 1:25, 1:38 1-5. Winner b.f., 3, by Bold Bidder Hill Game. Owned by J.
Hanes. Trained by T. A. Pratt. Mutuel pool $311,874.
Qf)1 -FOURTH RACE-SIX FURLONGS. For 3-year-old U0UA maiden colts and geldings bred In Calif. Purs $8.500. Horse and lockey Wt. PP St.
tfr Sir. Fin. To $1 Nanak's Factor, Pineda 118 5 2 22 11 12 12 2.20 Satin Passage, Ross 118 9 4 41 3 21 25 3.20 Doc Thomas, Pincay 11 8 5 4 41 3h 1.60 Jungle Tactics, Grant 119 3 3 3 52 31 42 8.10 Go By Day, Iwal 118 4 9 6 6 71 52 131.50 Steve 'N Andy, Olivares 118 7 7 11 21 51 62 13.30 Terrific, Rosale 118 1 7 81 91 611 71' 89.00 L'Quasar, Harris 6 11 11 11 11 81 91.80 Do It Now, Campas 118 10 5 71' 71 81' 93 95.00 Asoleado, Pierce 118 2 6 102102192l0n 28.90 Sygonymous, Samuels xll3 8 10 9 81 10h 11 Scratched Que Macho, Cup Sailor, Regimentation, Aftershock. NANAK'S FACTOR 4.40 3.80 2.80 SATIN PASSAGE 4.20 2.80 DOC THOMAS 2.40 Time, :21 4-5. Winner gr.c., 3.
by Nanak Roman Factor. Owned by D. L. Yao Jr. Trained by D.
Landers. Mutuel pool fiQn2-FlrrH RACE-ONE MILE ON TURF. For fillies J3Vit mi mares, 4-year-olds up. Top claiming prlet $20,000. Purs $11,000.
Horse andlockey Wt.PP'AV4 JtKFln.JTo$l Mythical Summer, Yanez 118 2 3D 31 3 11 lu 5.10 Daring Baby. Valdez 120 4 41 44 42 31 21J 13.40 Our World, Grant 119 3 21 21 lh 2h 33 6.40 Sweet Nothings, Pincay 118 5 8 5 5h 5 41 4.10 Poona Belle, Pierce 118 7 6 8 65 4h 5i 2.20 Colorado Queen, Mahorney 118 10 10 id 7 72 62 6.00 Coded Message, O.Ramirez X109 4 9 91 10 81 7k 12.40 Sweetest Of All, Rosales 118 1 lh 21 42 82 26.30 Ravishing, Skinner X109 8 52 6h 8h 9h 9nk 57.00 Maureen's Best, Fernandez 118 9 71 71 91J10 ,10 17.50 Scratched Charging Belle, Miss Menace. MYTHICAL SUMMER 1120 4.60 5.00 DARING BABY 13.40 10.00 OUR WORLD 5.40 Time, :23 3-5, :47 1-5, 1:11 3-5, 1:34 3-5. Winner ch.m., 4, bv Olympiad King Full Summer. Owned bv Taras Stable Ltd.
Trained by F. W. Jones. Mutuel pool $223,751. Exact pool $397,280.
$SEXACTA (2-4) PAID $5U QV-SIXTH RACE-SIX FURLONGS. For 3-year-olds. PJW Allowances. Purs $1 4,000, Horse and lockey Wt7pp St. Vi Str.
Fin. To $1 Sawtooth, Pincay ill 7 2 4h 4H 42 fn 1S0 El Potrero, Olivares 121 1 31 32 32 2h 4.60 Izanaml. Aviles 4 3 11 lh 2.30 Frankeecee, Turcotte 121 4 6 42 41 51 42 11.00 Joe's Swap, Toro 115 3 4 21 2h 21 51 9.80 Quaker Meeting, Pineda Ill 1 7 7 7 4 44 14.50 Gidge, Skinner 2 51 51 7 7 4.50 No scratches. SAWTOOTH i.M 3.20 2.40 EL POTRERO 4.80 1.40 IZANAMI 3.40 Time. :21 3-5.
:44 2-5, 3-5. 1:09 3-5. Winner b.g., 3, bv Without Fail The Fourth Day. Owned and trained by D. J.
Carse. Mutuel pool $422,131. SEVENTH RACE-MILE AND ONE-SIXTEENTH on TURF. For 4-year-olds up. Classified allow-nces.
Purs $20,000. Horse and lockey Wt.JPP14W?4 ShFin.To $1 Fair Test. Pincay 116 1 21 2 21 24 In. 4.00 Dollar Discount, Valdez 121 11 1 lh lh 21 1.10 Kentucklan, Olivares 114 3 71 74 5 51 321 4.50 a-QuIck Bluff, Toro 121 2 41 44 45 4h 4k 1.40 b-Roval Derby II, Shoe 114 4 62 62 7 710 5" 5.40 a-Tannyhlll, Pierce 121 1 52 5 61 61 61 1.40 Palladium, Skinner xl09 7 32 35 32 31 712 6.80 b-Greco II, Fernandez 114 4 1 I I 1 1 5.40 a Tannvhlll and Quick Bluff raced coupled. Greco II and Roval Derby II raced coupled.
Scratched Busy Chief. FAIR TEST 10.00 4.40 4.M DOLLAR DISCOUNT 1.20 5.40 KENTUCKIAN 5.40 Time, :24 4-5, :48 2-5, 1:11 2-5, 1:35 2-5, 1:41 4-5. Winner b.h., 4, bv Time Tested Princess Fair. Owned by Elmendort. Trained by Y.
V. Clyne. Mutuel pool $234,294. Exact pool $300,245. $5 EXACTAJ4-4) PAID 8189.00 4QAt? EIGHTH RACE-SEVEN FURLONGS.
For fillies wUu and mares, 1-year-olds- up. Hawthorn Handicap. Purs $35.00 added. Horse and lockey Wt. PP St.
$1 Tallahtb, Pincay 119 3 I 7h 72 53 Ins 2.50 Sister Fleet. Pineda 116 2 9 9 5h 3h 21 12.30 Jov, Grant 119 9 2 4 31 42 34 2.80 Mismoyola, Harris 113 6 3 1 11 12 421 51.40 Wanda, Gustines 117 4 5 211 25 21 5k 3.60 Belle Marie, Shoemaker 120 5 6 81 9 72 61 4.80 Sleek And Olivares 112 7 4 51 4 61 74 46.20 That's Show Biz, Rosales 115 1 7 6h 8 S3 41.10 Sweet Greek, Valdez 116 I 1 31 61 9 9 7.50 No scratches. TALLAHTO 7.80 4.00 2.80 SISTER FLEET 1.40 5.20 JOY 3.20 Time. :22 1-5, :44, 1:08 1-5, 4, by Nantallah Legato. Owned bv Mrs.
H. B. Keck. Trained by C. Whittingham.
Mutuel pool $433,178. TALLAHTO, outrun early, settled into her full stride Into the stretch and taken to outside, responded to hard urging to nail SISTER FLEET in final strides. The latter raced on her own courage early, rallied from middle of track to get lead late from MISMOYOLA but could not hold. JOY raced close up and went evenly In stretch. MISMOYOLA set the pace and gave way grudgingly.
BELLE MARIE took up early and dropped back. WANDA was sent early from along rail to force the pace then broke down in closing stages. SWEET GREEK broke alertly and fell back on the turn. CQfU-J-NINTH RACE MILE AND ONE-SIXTEENTH. For WUUU 4-year-olds up.
claiming price $10,000. Purs $8,500. Horse and lockey m.JPPVV2 JA Jtr.Fin.JTo $1 Snow Man, Valdez 116 1 4 42 31 lh 11 3.80 Track Commander, Campas 116 7 61 61 52 31 21 7.00 Bronze King, Harrl 116 12 12 11 11 22 31 22.20 Lord Bronze, Toro 121 9 92 8h 61 5h 41 4.30 Count Cool, Olivares 116 11 11 111 73 5" 17.80 Rauquen, Pincay 116 2 3 3 4 62 63 3.10 Navy Lieutenant, Turcotte 116 6 24 22 21 4 74 35.60 Sensitive Rebel, Mahorney 116 5 7 7h 92 92 50.10 Whispering Jack, Rosales 116 3 5 51 71 82 91 32.30 Up In The Balcony, Grant 119 4 10 lOh 103 103 105 5.40 Turn 'N Tumble, Shoemaker 116 1 12 12 12 112111 9.60 Cointreaus Prince, Yanez 115 10 12 93 112 12 12 124.60 Scratched Oriental Nip, Harberer. SNOW MAN 9.40 4.40 4.00 TRACK COMMANDER 4.20 4.20 BRONZE KING 12.20 Time, :46 3-5, 1:10 3-5, 1:36, 1:42 2-5. 7, by Gustav Lucena.
Owned by Abattl, Franklin and Welsh. Trained by R. M. Rotfeld. Track Commander claimed by Mr.
and Mrs. F. Zarate for $10,000, Snow Man claimed by Marion R. Frankel for $10,000. Lord Bronz claimed by Gimme Two Stable far $10,000.
Mutuel pool $206,203. Exacta pool $352,840. Total mutuel handle $4,058,113. Attendance 36,271. $5 EXACTA (1-7) PAID 1111.50 6829 Fun And Flavor (Mah'y) 12 Give it A xnougni (Turcotte) 3 7 16 6837 Perla (Yanez) 6837 Rapid Ring (Toro) 6613 To The Winds (Diaz) 8 9 6736 Jubilant Day (Harris) 9 It Four- HEBERT Prob.
Wt. odds Comment 117 3-2 Should be up in time. 117 7-2 Back at best distance. 117 4-1 May not catch him. 117 5-1 Has speed, blinkers on.
117 10-1 Had front bandages. 117 10-1 Raced well at G. Gate. X112 12-1 Fair drills to credit. 114 12-1 Good work since raced.
117 50-1 Not likely to threaten. 5-2 Was good $10,000 claim, 3-1 Won two, claimed twice. 3-1 Beat bit better field. 5-1 Just beat top choice. 8-1 Off slowly, raced wide.
10-1 Closed well at Anita. 12-1 Raced wide far turn. 20-1 Freshened, fair works. 117 50-1 Lacked speed at 117 3-1 Had race, good works. SCRATCHED.
5- 1 Good works for debut. 9-2 :59 3-5 in training race, 8-1 Good works since raced. 6- 1 Some races dangerous. 8-1 Br. F.
by Aforethought. 8-1 Some speed in claimers. SCRATCHED. 12-1 Broke slowly in last 8-1 Had speed for half. 20-1 Fair showing at 100-1, SCRATCHED.
SCRATCHED. 30-1 Shown little so far. 50-1 Lacked speed at 125-1. 117 117 117 117 117 For 3-year-old maiden 3-2 Sharp speed only try. 3- 1 Worked :46 1-5, :59 1-5.
4- 1 Didn't repeat good try. 8-1 Pronto-Notable Lady. 12- 1 Some speed in drills. 13- 1 B.C. by Bar Le Due.
15-1 Some speed at Anita. 20-1 Tries with blinkers on, 50-1 Lacked speed at 89-1. 5-2 Won with authority. 3-1 Best puts right there. 3-1 Racing in hard luck.
5-1 Seems overdue for win, SCRATCHED. 1:12 1-5, 1:41. 5-1 Had race, can improve. 10-1 Failed for Pincay. 20-1 Dropped back steadily, 15-1 Turned in even effort.
15-1 No alibis in last. 20-1 Chased some of these. ONE-SIXTEENTH. For 3-year. $13,000.
3- 1 Raced well vs. better. 7- 2 Best puts right there. 4- 1 Recent not his best. 5- 1 Graduated going away, 8- 1 Flashed improvement.
8-1 Turned in even effort, 15-1 Beat only one horse. 20-1 Well-beaten at G.G. FURLONGS. For 3-year-olds. 2-1 Back in winning form.
8-5 Beaten fav. in stakes. 7-2 Raced and worked well 6-1 Usually a late threat. 10-1 Stumbled twice in last. 8-1 Good but in tough.
20-1 Recent Caliente winner. 20-1 Worked 1:13 2-5 fm. gate. zo-i Trailed hit softer field. 6783 Treasure Run (Ramirez) 5 X112 Elicsion (Skinner) 13 6709 Fallen Arches (Resales) 14 5650 Candy Fols (Ramirez) 11 117 6756 Donna McCoy (Rosales) 2 117 CQ1 ft FOURTH RACE SIX FURLONGS.
oalu colts and geldings. Purse $8,500. 6856 Great Dawn (Mahorney) 6 118 Regimentation (Aviles) 3 xll3 6809 The Twenties (Grant) 2 118 Pet Theory (Toro) 9 118 Casa De Ruh (Tureotte) 1, 118 Due's Bandid (Rosales) 4 118 5336 Park Bridge (Santiago) 7 118 6845 Command Prince (Val'z) 8 118 6784 Aftershock (Skinner) 5 xll3 CQ 1 1 FIFTH RACE MILE AND ONE-EIGHTH ON TURF. For Of 1 4-year-olds and up. Allowances.
Purse $17,000. 6861 Minero II (Toro) 9 116 6860 Carpintero (Grant) 2 116 6813 Black Moss (Pincay) 3 114 6814 a-Dr. Kerlan (S'maker) 8 114 6814 Crimson Clem (Pierce) 6 6805 T.V. Tony (Cordero) 12 114 6813 a-China Silk (Shoemaker) 4 114 6641 Rubertino (Santiago) 5 114 5421 Cruiser II (Pineda) 1 114 6814 Cantal (Skinner) 7 X109 6813 Double Variety (Mah'y) 11 114 6722 Eastern Ace (Diaz) 10 116 a C. Whittingham trained entry.
912 SIXTH RACE MILE AND olds. Allowances. Purse 6857 Perchance To Rule (Pineda) 3 114 6863 Viking John (Toro) 5 114 6863 Saddleback (Pierce) 7 117 (6820)Prompt Decision (Sk'ner) 2 xll5 6852 El Giulio (Yanez) 1 114 6773 Stage Talk (Valdez) 6 117 6863 King Quill (Diaz) 8 114 6343 Sir Knowledge (Fern'z) 4 114 decided to continue thai meet late Saturday night even though rain stood on the track and equipment used in the events was scattered throughout the stadium. The National Weather Service confirmed a torna-' do was sighted at ArkadeU phia at 8:10 p.m. (CDT).
The stadium at Henderson State College was whipped by sheets of rain and fierce winds that blew the three-foot thick foam pad in the high jump pit 100 yards. Lights were out at the stadium for 55 minutes; and meet officials sent word to the press box after inspecting the field by that the meet would not be called off. When the storm moved spectators dived underneath the bleacher seats and some fled to their cars and drove 10,000 METER WALK Swift (Azus Pacific), DISCUS Kuhn (Fort Havs Kansas), 174-1; 3,000 METER STEEPLECHASE Ndoo (East. N. Mexl-co), 440 RELAY Texas Southern (Sumpter, Pough, Taylor, Armstrong) 39.8; HJ Causey (So.
Calif. College), 6-9; TJ Owusu (Angelo State, 52-1012; 220 Gilkes (Fisk, 20.6; 4-MILE RUN Ndoo (Eastern New Mexl. CO), 28:26.9 (NAIA record); PV Grubb (Fort Havs State, 15-6; MILE RELAY Prairie View A (Fields, Evans, Barrett, Geter), 3:12.2. TEAM TOTALS Eastern New Mexicn 47, Southern California College 58, Southeast Fisk, Fort Hays, Kansas St. 29, Baptist College, S.C.
28, Angelo State, Tex. 26. RdingMForm CONSENSUS HOLLYWOOD PARK 1 Mynameissue 19, NordiftV Spirit 10, Love Agio 9 2 O.K. Holme 12, King Kiwi 9, Wind Breaker 9 3 Rising Yen 7, Beautiful Betty 6, Swift Tour 5 4 Great Dawn 24, Regimen tation 11, The Twenties 4 5 Black Moss- 10, Crimson Clem 10, Minero II 10 6 Saddleback 24, Perchance To Rule 8 Viking John 7 Blue Eyed Davy 20, BeneK 5, Miradero 5 8 London Company 10, Ac climatization 8, El Rey 7- 9 Zanthe 14. Proper Escort 8, Victdry Shoes 7 Best bet SADDLEBACK 6th) I BOB SPREEN CADILLAC 61-993 1 we'll truly valve your trait.
mm PRICES ARKADELPHIA, Ark. (UPD The NAIA track and field' championships were disrupted Saturday night for 1 12 hours by a tornado that moved through the area. The storm knocked out electrical power to the stadium and caused athletes and the 1,800 spectators to run for cover. The tornado apparently touched. down and no injury was reported.
The games committee College Track 1C4A CHAMPIONSHIPS At Pittsburgh 440 RELAY Penn State (Shine, Hack-man, Singleton, Sands), 40.4; 440 IH Collins (Penn), 50.2; 440 Brock (Seton Hall), 46.9; 880 Francis (Boston College), 3-MILE RUN-Coghlan (Vlllanova), PV Brannon (Navy), 15-9; 120 HH Collins (Penn), 13.7; 220 Joseph (Seton Hall), 20.5; MILE RELAY Seton Hall (Presley, Lewis, Brock and Oalev), 3:10.8. MILE Hartnett (Vlllanova), 100 Joseph (Seton Hall), 9.4; HJ Home (Temple), 4.11; Steeplechase Squires (Manhattan), 8:49.6. TEAM LEADERS Penn State 50, Navy 30, Seton Hall ana Manhattan 27, Penn 2512, Vlllanova 23, Maryland 17, Cornell 15, Pitt and C. W. Post 13, Catholic 10.
CENTRAL COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE At Bowling Green, Ohio LJ Bolln (Purdue), 25-914; 3-MILE Gordon Mlnty (Eastern Michigan), MILE Steve Heidenreich (Indiana), 440 IH Casselman (Michigan State), 50.6; 100 Love (Indiana), 9.4; 220 Love (Indiana), 20.8; DISCUS Plucknett (Missouri), 173-1; HJ Knoedel (Iowa), e-10; PV Borcherding (Missouri), 164. NATIONAL JCAA MEET At Pasadena, Tex. DISCUS Johnson (SUNY, Farming-dale, N.Y.), 176-11; TJ Carpenter (Me-sa, Ariz. Community College), 49-6; 440 RELAY Mesa, 40.4 (NJCAA record), PV Hanev (Central 17-OVi (NJCAA record); 220-Merrlck (Seminole, Fla. JC) 20.8; 3-MILE Rose (Odessa, Tex.
JC), 14:00.3 (NJCAA record), MILE RELAY Essex, N.J. Community College, 440 I Haley Lincoln Land, III. College), 51.3 (NJCAA record); 100 Merrick (Seminole 9.4 Rodeo Results FORUM CHAMPIONSHIPS FIRST ROUND FINALS TEAM ROPING 1. Jerold Camarlllo (Oakdale)-H. P.
Evetts (Hanford), 7.3 seconds, $947. 2. John Rodriguez (Cas-troville)-Jlm Wheatlev (Turlock), 8.0, S710. 3. Jim Rodriguez (San Luis Obis-po)-Ken Luman (Merced), 10.7, $473.
4. Frank Ferrelra Sr. (Fresno)-Reg Camarlllo (Oakdale), 13.1, $236. ONE RIDE LEADERS BAREBACK 1. Scotty Platts (Lyman, 71 points.
2. Pete Gay (Mesqulte, 69. 3. Wacey Cathey (Big Springs, 68. 4.
Chris LeDoux (Kaycee, 47. SADDLE BRONC 1. Tie between Paul Mayo (Ft. Worth) and J. C.
Truiil-lo (Santa Fe), 74 points. 3. Daryl Brown (Womack, 72. 4. Bill Fullen (Napa, Ida.) 70.
BULLS 1. Larry Rohrlg (Rifle, 79 points. 2. Monty Penney (Joshua, 75. 3-4 (tie) Cathey, and Steve Hiatt (Burwell, 74.
TWO ROUND AND OVERALL LEADERS CALF ROPING (Second Round) 1. Tie between Richard Stowers (Madil, Okla.) and Tom Edwards (Yuma), 11.0 seconds. Overall 1. Larry Ferguson (Miami, 21.4 seconds. 2.
Edwards, 21.8. STFER WRESTLING (Second Round) 1. fed Reed (SVImar), 3.1 seconds. 2. C.
R. Jones (Lakeside), 4.6. Overall 1. Frank Shepperson (Midwest, 10.1 seconds. Pat Rlddell (Burnett, seconds.
GIRLS BARREL RACE (Second Round) 1. Jeanna Felts (Woodward, 14.3 seconds. 2. Marilyn Jolly (Mexico, 14.4. Overall 1-2 (tie) Felts, and Dixie Compton (Colorado Springs), 28.9 seconds.
auto raging results fiQ 1 SEVENTH RACE SEVEN Allowances. Pnrse $16,000 Image (Shoe.) 2 6725 Blue Eyed Davy (Pierce) 7 6788 Benek (Pincay) 5 6167 Gold Standard (Cordero) 9 6725 Miradero (Toro) 8 6869 Has To Run (Grant) 3 Buck Price (Diaz) 1 4139 Space Data (Pineda) 4 67.97 Back Pac (Ramirez) 6 6QI4 EIGHTH RACE MILE 117 119 119 119 119 119 119 117 114 AND ONE-HALF ON TURF. For 3- fir" ann "P' Hollywood Invitational. Pnrse $125,000. $7500 fifth $'5500' eCOnd 25'000' tMri $15,000, fourth Jockey Scores 3rd Quadruple of the Week BY BION ABBOTT Times Stiff Writer Laffit Pincay did just about everything Saturday but sweep up after the races at Hollywood Park.
As it was, he cleaned up with his third quadruple of the week and climaxed his record winning production with a spectacular victory aboard Tallahto in the $38,950 Hawthorne Handicap that brought a mighty roar from the rooters. It was' almost uncanny, the way Pincay did it. Tallahto, a distant seventh after a half-mile, flying in the final strides to overtake Sister Fleet by a nose in a scorching 1:20 35 for the 7 furlongs. "The time was only four-fifths off the world record of 1:19 45 that Triple Bend set here in 1972. i But Pincay was none too pleased with himself.
"I looked like a sack of potatoes coming to the wire," he said, "but we got there, anyway." It was the third nose victory in a row Pincay scored Saturday. His first; winner, Windy Getaway in the second race, held on by the comparatively deci-, sive margin of a neck. Pincay, who was limited to three winners Friday, has totaled 15 for the week to tie for the second time this season the Hollypark mark that Johnny Long-den established in 1948. Pincay also produced 15 winners during the opening week. The muscular 27-year-old Panamanian will have six chances to break the record this afternoon before he leaves for the East to ride favored Judger Monday in the Jersey Derby.
Pincay, leading the nation as well as Hollypark in races won and money won, has 69 winners this season. He has moved 18 days ahead of his pace last year when he rode a record 116 winners at Hollypark. In the second race he kept the $3.80 favorite, Windy Getaway, going just long enough to beat No Dispute by a neck in a finish that required a photo to be certain, nonetheless. ThatNwas the easy one. Pincay started his streak 'l of three noses in row with Sawtooth at $5 in the sixth race, barely getting up in the last step.
He did the same with Fair Test for a $10 upset in the seventh. Tallahto, a 4-year-old daughter of Nantallah trained by Charlie Whit- tingham, paid $7 for the win and earned, $23,200 for her owner, Mrs. Howard B. Keck. The race was not without a casualty, however, with the classy New York invader, Wanda, having to be vanned off the track after it was all over.
First reports indicated she had received some suspensory damage, and part of her right front hoof had been torn away. It was considered likely by her trainer, Jimmy Conway, thaher racing career had been ended by the injuries. Hoofbeats Astray became the grass champion at Santa Anita by traveling long distances on the turf, but he took an even more roundabout route to reach Hollypark for today's $125,000 Invitational Turf Handicap for which he will be high weight at 128 pounds and probable favorite This will be Astray's first start since winning the Capis-trano Handicap at the Arcadia track, but he stopped for a visit in New York on his way to Inglewood. Agitate, making his first public appearance since finishing third in the Kentucky Derby, will work one mile today. Bill Shoemaker will be aboard for the 12:30 drill Miguel Yanez scored $12.20 upset with Mythical Summer in the fifth race, the first win of his Hollypark comeback In 35 attempts Penny Ann Early got her third mount of the meeting and finished sixth with the 42-1 longshot, Gettin' There, in the third race.
(5665) Astray (Blum)- London Comoanv 8 (Cordero) .3 (6851)AcclimatizatIon (Valdez) 5 6779 Wichita Oil (Pincay) 10 6779 El Rey (Pineda) 9 679 Court Ruling (Mahorney) 7 t68G0) Outdoors (Shoemaker) 6' 6860 Mr. co*ckatoo (Pierce) 2 679 Scantling (Santiago) 4 691 NIJi'rH RACE MILE AND ONE-SIXTEENTH ON TURF. Dp' Pnre 1S'000' TP claiming price 128 2-l 'Grass champ at Anita. 123 117 117 5- 2 May be sharpest now. 6- 1 Has never been better.
8-1 Fast works since raced. 8-1 Disappointed last trip. 10-1 Close in all recent. 15-1 3rd in Century at 28-1. 10-1 Won from far back.
"1 TTvarv larA a AanAv 119 115 117 113 312 114 20-1 Was 40-1 in Century. 122 7-2 $15,000 Frankel claim. SCRATCHED. 4-1 Still has some speed. 6-1 Snlenriid rider aboard.
118 8-1 Big chance at weights. 118 10-1 Drops again in class. 118 10-1 Fair sneed in sprints. SCRATCHED. 118 11A 116 118 116 15-1 Got lead, then faded.
SCRATCHED. 20-1 Been idle, fair works. 25-1 Been on vets list. 30-1 Didn't offer a threat. 40-1 Room for improvement.
40-1 Beat onlv one horse. SCRATCHED. 113 6780) Zanthe (Pincav) 5 6722 Banc Street (S'maker) 16 6858 Eyes Down (Pierce) 2 6858 Sagaro (Cordero) 8 6831 Victory Shoes (Mah'ney) 4 6859 Nahallat (Pineda) 9 6812 Back To Jack (flrantl 6858 Proper Escort (C'pedes) 14 6861 Cantico II (Diaz) 7 6840 Captive Dancer (Valdez) 13 353 Tom Landry (Toro) 11 6858 Buckner (Turcotte) 3 6825 Restless Prince (F'n'dez) 10 6723 Land Commander (H'ris) 1 6816 Tin-Tin II (Ramirez) 12 oiojj nam (Minner 15 ADtrpntlr a nimnpM olaimaf 118 120 JTost probable winner GREAT DAWN bet II (5th). jPFSS.11078-1- Santana Sands. 2.
Wind Breaker. 3. Bobs Maggie, 1 wi.M,he nfr I' 6' Prompt Decision, 7. Gold Standard 8. Wichita Oil, 9.
Victory Shoes. ii ii in SoUScheiS' "AIL EXCLUSIVE DIAMOND GLOSS COLORS 'ALIVE' WITH GENERAL ELECTRIC- SILICONES" Race Results Copyright 1974 by Triangle Publications, (Daily Racing Form) LOS ALAMITOS RACE COURSE, Los Alamitos, Saturday, May 25, 1974 4th night of 79-night summer meeting. Complete finishes all races confirmed by official Photochart earner. All races electrically timed. FIRST RACE 150 yards.
For 2-year-olds. Allowance. Purs $1,600. Sunshine Flowers, Walker 5.40 3.60 2.60 Jetlto Deck, Knight 10.00 4.60 Victory Chant, Watson 2.60 Time 18.43. Also ran Win Copy, Kemars Doc Bar, So Easy, Say A Prayer, Flight Dream, Shelkess Bar Go.
No scratches. $2 Exact (2-6) paid $47.80 SECOND RACE 350 yards. For 1-year, elds. Claiming. Purs $2,000.
Chick Butler, Knight 6.00 3.60 2.80 Not To Shabby, Adair 5.20 3.40 First Bo, Watson 2.80 Time, 18.09. Also ran Little Tiny Go, Molsh 2, Un And Only. Ne scratches. THIRD RACE 350 yards. For 2-year-elds.
Claiming. Purs $2,000. Dal Rex Comet, Banks 5.20 3.60 2.80 Wanda Witch, Llpham 4.00 3.00 Parr Te, Myles 5.60 Time, 18.33. Also ran Quick House, Dal Baby Bar, Dickeys Fir Risk, Royal Ge Fleet, Rain Gauge. Scratched Pam's Rocket.
FOURTH RACE-350 yards. For 3-year-elds. Claiming. Purs $2,000. Dee Dee Ann, Cardoza 19.20 6.60 4.40 Pegusus, Ward 4.00 3.20 Western Otoe, Hodges 4.20 Time, 18.39.
Also ran Lighting Bar, Hy Moon Twist, Glass Bo, Leo Vandy Girl. No scratches. FIFTH RACE 400 yards. For 3-year-Ids. Allowance.
Purs $2,200. Valey Fleet Beau, L'ham 3.60 2.40 2.40 Silangko, Cardoza 3.20 2.60 Captain Crunch, Hart 3.20 Time, 20.46. Also ran Rebel Drum, Sir Trlpl Jet, Mr. Deep Mud. Scratched Go Warrior.
SIXTH RACE 150 yards. For l-year- elds up. Claiming. Purs $2,400. Apache Passum, Knight 23.80 7.00 5.60 Barleo Rocket.
Banks 3.60 3.00 Extra Point, Ward 6.00 Time, 11.20. Also ran Third Image, Run Moon Run, Art Pippin, Hv Stranger, Nuther Willow, El Toro Parker, Geronlm Mayor. No scratches. $5 Exact (7-14) paid $141.00 SEVENTH RACE 170 yards. For 3-year-elds up.
Allowance. Purs $4,000. Linda Muchacha, Adair 6.20 3.80-2T8O The Moonshiner, Banks 4.80 3.40 Gaveiman, Treasure 2.80 Time, 45:13. Also ran Hy Dlvy, Un Charge, Arete, Nerclno. No scratches.
1 EIGHTH RACE-150 yards. For 3-year. elds. Claiming. Purs 82,000.
Oldie's Gem, Creaoer 6.00 3.00 2.40 Miss Deerlands.Tilpham 2.60 2.20 Betterfly, Smith 2.40 Time, 11.04. Also ran Wise Call, Harvey Wall-banger, Little Dandy Jet, Drop O' Honeymoon. No scratches. $5 Exact (1-4) paid $35.00 NINTH RACE 400 yards. For 1-year-lds up.
Claiming. Purs $200. Burdlgo, Richards 9.20 6.00 3.80 Reddy Wise, Llpham 7.40 5.60 Moon Fess, Creager 10.60 Time, 20.54. Also ran Classy Rocket, Acharger, Bunny's Gold, Witch Creek Chic, Top's Gal, Nile Train, Run Blobby Run. No scratches.
$5 Exact (1-9) paid $152.00 Jockey Standings Mts. 211 201 169 161 168 129 160 151 92 ...131. 1st 2nd 3rd Laffit Pincav, Jr. Alvaro Pineda Donald Pierce Howard Grant Fernando Toro William Shoemaker Steve Valdez A. L.
Diaz x-Kenneth Skinner 69 46 24 32 25 18 27 26 22 25 37 16 24 21 22 21 19 11 31 14 17 15 13 16 10 6 5 9 13 16 William Mahorney at A amifos USRC MIDGETS At La Vegas: MAIN EVENT (30 laps) 1. Sleepy Tripp (Costa Mesa); 2. Roy Cook Jr. (Mentone); 3. Dave Stoltz (Upland); 4.
Chunky Koster (L Verne); 5. Jack Ye-lev (Phoenix). SEMIMAIN (15 laps) 1. Buddy Taylor (Albuquerque); 2. Lowell Voss (Westminster); 3.
Bill Badger (Svlmar). TROPHY DASH (3 laps) 1. S. Tripp; 2. Bobby Tripp (Cost Mess); 3.
Buddy Irwin (El Toro). Attendance 2.700. NASCAR SPORTSMAN CARS At Orange Shew Speedway: MAIN EVENT (100 laps) 1. Bill Spencer (Buena Park); 2. Darrell Har-crow (Bloomlngton); 3.
Rick Becker (Highland); 4. Ivan Baldwin (Highland); 5. Jack Roberts (Rlalto). TROPHY DASH (4 Larry Cook (Rlalto); 2. Dean Huss (Bloomlngton); 3.
Harcraw. Attendance 5,666. STOCK CAR RACES At Corona Raceway FIGURE 1 MAIN (15 laps) 1. Roger Parsons (Riverside); 2. Bob Church (Perrls); 3.
Jerry Smith (Riverside); 4. Larry Lord (Riverside); 5. Fred Arnold (Riverside). OVAL MAIN (15 Dorsev Steele (Torrance); 2. Cary Cecil (Corona); 3.
Heinz Zwlngier (Riverside); 4 Arnold; 5. Howard Wright (Pomona). Attendance 2,172. Cerritos Keeps State JC Title 1 Cerritos, behind the four-hit pitching of Butch Black, defeated San Diego City College, 7-0, Saturday at San Diego State to win the State junior college baseball championship for the second year in a row. The Falcons 1 won the first game of the best-of-three series 6-0, as Dan Boone pitched a four-, hitter.
They finished with a 37-4 record. John Alvarez had three hits, including a home run, and drove in three San Diego 000 000 000-0 4 1 Cerritos 210 001 21X-7 9 2 Armstrong, Rector (3), Mellos (8) and Oliver; Black and Pasillas. Trainer Standings Sts. 1st 2nd 3rd Robert Frankel 23 7 5 Charles Whittingham 17 16 11 9 Farrell W. Jones 66 11 14 7 Ronald McAnally 54 10 9 A.
T. Dovl SI 97 Robert King 41 10 I Sidney Martin 49 I 5 1 D. W. Sparks 22 3 1 Listen to the stretch direct from aiusmm every Sat. Sun.
beginning at I (CBS -1020 on your AM radio dial. NASCAR STOCK CARS Grand National West At South Bay Speedway: MAIN EVENT (100 laps)-1. Jim Boyd (Cottonwood), Dodge; 2. Jack McCoy (Modesto), Dodge; 3. John Dl-neen (El Caon), Ford; 4.
George Behl-man (Lemon Grove), Chevrolet; 5. Johnny Anderson (Lancaster), Chevrolet; 6. Ron Gautche (Truckee), Ford; 7. Jack Simpson (Svlmar), Chevrolet; 8. Gary Jenkins (Las Vegas), Dodge; 9.
Jim Lee (Vista), Chevrolet; 10. Chuck Wahl (Burbank), Chevrolet. FORMULA I Monaco Grand Prix Final Qualifying Leaders At Mont Carle: 1. Nlkl Lauda (Austria), Ferrari, 1:26.3 (83.6 m.p.h.); 2. Clay Regazzoni (Switzerland), Ferrari, 3.
Ronnie Peterson (Sweden), Lotus, 4. Patrick Depalller (France), Tyrrell, 5. Jody Scheckter (S. Africa), Tyrrell, Jean-Pierr Jarrler (France), Shadow, 7. James Hunt (England), Hesketh, 8.
Carlos Reutl-mann (Argentina), 1:27.1. DRAG RACING -NHRA Sportsnatlonalt Qualifying Leaders At Bowling Green, PRO COMP-1. Jim Scott (Canog Park), sec. and 189.87 m.P.h.; 2. Don Woosley (Wlchester, 7.201 and 191.48; 3.
Dave Settles 7.206 and 188.28. COMPETITION 1. Don Deane (Indl-anapolls), 1.49; 2. Bob Riffle (New Albany, Ohio), Dodge, 9.40; 3. Ned Cherry (Charlotte), Corvette, 10.16.
CRA SPRINT CARS At Ascot Park: MAIN EVENT (100 laps) 1. Jimmy Oskle (Downey); 2. Danny McKnight (La Verne); 3. Billy Wllkerson (Rose-mead); 4. Don Hawley (Garden); 5.
Dean Thompson (Torrance); 6. Ned Spath (0ai); 7. Bob Evans (Long Beach); 8. Clark Templeman (Reseda). SEMIMAIN (15 laps) 1.
Jerry Weeks (Anaheim) 2. Ace Duncan (Lakeside); 3. Billy Allen (San Diego). TROPHY DASH (3 laps) 1. Oskle; t.
McKnight; 3. Thompson. Attendance 5,205. CLAIMING STOCK CARS At San Gabriel Speedway: MAIN EVENT (50 laps) 1. Gary Eb-llng (Ontario); 2.
Bill Harry (Covins); 3. Vlnce Glamformagglo (Whlttler); 4. Porky Sercu (W. Covlna); 5. John Wilson (La Puente).
TROPHY DASH (6 Harry; 2. Ebllno; 3. Ken Smith (El Monte). Attendance 1,545. Racing Roundup BELMONT PARK Sig-mund Sommer's Accipiter, a dud in the.
Kentucky Derby, won the 99th running of the $60,400 Withers Mile by 1 34 lengths going away from Best Of It, with Hosiery a nose back in third. Ridden by Angel Santiago in this prep for the Belmont Stakes two weeks hence, Accipiter was clocked in 1:35 35 and paid $9.80 to win. Each horse carried 126 pounds. GARDEN STATE PARK eighth in the Kentucky Derby after being trapped, in a traffic jam at the start, is the 8-5 favorite to win Monday's 15th annual Jersey Derby. He is one of 3-year-olds entered at equal weights of 122 pounds.
The field includes Buck's Bid, seventh In the Kentucky Derby, and If all 11 horses start the race will gross $161,000. DELAWARE PARK The winning trifecta in the seventh race paid $50,870.70 to an unidentified bettor. The record payoff was produced by the 1-2-3 finish of Cljde William, Star of Malay and Fortissimo in the' mile race. Clyde William paid $17.20 to win, Star of Malay went off at 35-1 odds and Fortissimo was a 40-1 Bhot. BODY FENDER REPAIR with oiyWJL I mt Ear' Scheil1 Ay paint loij00Kf7ip ABBOTTS ANALYSIS BY BION ABBOTT FIRST RACE 1.
Mynamcissue Overdue for win, gets a likely spot. 2. Love Agio Early foot, might hang on for Cordero. 3. Santana Sands Blinkers on, can better last race.
SECOND RACE 1. Bert's Eldorado Claimed but best could win this. 2. King Kiwi Claimed in last two but still winning. 3.
O.K. Holme Speedy winner, takes drop in class. THIRD RACE 1. Rising Yen Trouble in debut, set for top effort. 2.
Joani Jo In light, good speed in training races. 3. Fun And Flavor Last pair below par, may wake up. FOURTH RACE J. Great Dawn Only missed by a neck in swift debut.
2. The Twenties Chance to make amends for dull one. 3. Regimentation Series of sharp preps for his bow. FIFTH RACE 1.
Black Moss Been right there in all recent races. 2. China Silk Needed last race, may be ready today. 3. Carpintero Fits better here, best can be threat.
SIXTH RACE 1. Saddleback Might get to front and keep on going. 2. Viking John Threat for it all. with a top effort.
3. Stage Talk Good preps, appears to be on upgrade. SEVENTH RACE 1. Blue Eyed Davy Plenty of-speed. Overdue for win.
2. Tinsley's Image Comes off sharp win in comeback. 3. Gold Standard Closing charge could be dangerous. EIGHTH RACE 1.
Astray Merits edge off fine form at Santa Anita. 2. EI Rey Blocked in traffic, can better last race. 3. Wichita Oil Speed up in preps, Pincay in charge.
NINTH RACE 1. Zanthe May repeat impressive win for new' stable! 2. Banc Street Drops a notch, dangerous if starter. 3. Victory Shoes Rates chance off race before last.
BEST BET Blue Eyed Davy (7th). Longshots 1. Chesapeake; 2. Faruko; 3. Perla; 4.
Aftershock; 5. T.V. Tony; 6. El Giulio; 7. Miradero; 8.
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