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Blank Padres 7-0 I SOUTH FLA. TRIBUNE, Tuesday, August 18, 1970 Pappas9 Cubs Triumph -tl 1 a streak starting Sept. 22, 1963. He moved to third place on the all-time durability list, replacing Joe So-well of Cleveland. The New York Yankees' Lou Gehrig with 2,130 and Everett Scott with 1,307 are first and tone led off with a single and Santo walked.

Johnny Callison doubled home Pepitone. After Randy Hundley grounded out, Pappas was hit on the elbow by a pitch, filling the bases. Kessinger's single to right scored Santo and Callison. THE CUBS scored once in the second when Callison walked and Hundley doubled and added three runs in the eighth on run-scoring singles by Billy Williams, Jim Hickman and Pepitone. Williams played in his consecutive game in 'Boom Boom9 On Ring Card AP Wirephoto Nabbed At The Plate Reggie Smith of the Boston Red Sox is tagged out at the plate by Chicago White Sox catcher Ed Hermann in the first inning at Fenway Park in Boston yesterday.

Rico Petrocelli had hit to third baseman Sydney O'Brien. CHICAGO (A Milt Pappas pitched a six-hitter and Don Kessinger's single keyed a three-run fourth Inning as the Chicago Cubs defeated the San Diego Padres 7-0 yesterday. IN PICKING up his third straight' victory for a 9-5 record, Pappas gave up a two-out single to Clarence Gaston in the first inning then got the next 13 batters. A bouncer over third baseman Ron Santo's head by Bob Barton, leading off the sixth broke the spell. The Cubs' big fourth, collaring Clay Kirby with his 14th loss against eight victories came when Joe Pepi- SAN DIEGO CHICAGO ab bi ab bl Arcia ss 4 0 2 0 Kessinger 4 0 2 2 Slocum 2b 3 0 0 0 Bcekert 2b 5 1 1 0 Stahl ph 1 0 0 0 BWillams If 4121 Gaston cf 4 0 2 0 CJames If 0 0 0 0 Ferrara If 3 0 0 0 Hickman lb 3 0 11 OBrown rf 3 0 10 Pepitone cf 5 12 1 Colbert lb 3 0 0 0 Santo 3b 3 10 0 Spiezio 3b 3 0 0 0 Callison rf 3 2 11 Barton 3 0 10 Hundley 4 0 3 1 Kirby 2 0 0 0 Pappas 3 110 Webster ph 10OO Willis 0 0 0 0 Baldscbn 0 00 0 Total 30 0 6 0 Total 34 7 13 7 San Diego 0 0 0 000 0000 Chicago tit III III- 7 DP San Diego 2, Chicago 3.

LOB San Diego 3, Chicago 11. 2B Hundley, Callison, O.Brown. SB Kessinger. Kirby (L.8-14) 7 8 4 4 6 3 IP ER BB SO Kessinger. Willis 2-3 5 3 3 0 0 Baldschun 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Papoas (W.P-5) ...9 6 0 0 0 6 HBP by Kirby (Pappas).

2:11. A 21,370. Williams Plays In Straight Game CHICAGO W) Outfielder Billy Williams of the Chicago Cubs played in his consecutive game yesterday and moved into third place on the all-time durability list. Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees is No. 2 with 1,307.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 7. Chicago 2 Baltimore at Milwaukee, night Cleveland at California, night THE TAMPA Rosox Rout Chicago BOSTON Cal Koonce checked the Chicago White Sox with late relief help and Reggie Smith and Tony Con-igiiaro belted homers yesterday as the Boston Red Sox romped to a 7-2 victory. MIKE ANDREWS hit a pair of doubles and a single in Boston's 11-hit attack. Koonce, 2-3, was working on a shutout until he eighth inning when Carlos May doubled Bill Melton hit his 22nd homer to spoil the bid. Sparky Lyle came in from the bullpen to hold the White Sox the rest of the way.

Andrews' single, a walk, and a double by Conigliaro produced one Boston run in the first inning and Smith led off the third with his 18th homer to make it 2-0. Gerry Moses singled with two out in the fourth, Koonce worked starter Bart Johnson, 1-3, for a walk and Andrews doubled home one run. Smith then singled in two more. KOONCE lined a single to center scored on Andrews' double for another Red Sox run and Conigliaro hit his 23rd homer in the seventh to close out the Boston scoring. CHICAGO BOSTON ab bi ab bi OBrien 3b 5 0 2 0 Andrews 2b 4 2 3 2 McCraw lb 4 0 0 0 RSmith cf 2 12 3 Stange 0 0 0 0 Thomas If 10 0 0 CMay If 3 12 0 Ystrmski lb 4 0 0 0 Melton rf 4 12 2 Scott lb 0 0 0 0 Hrrmann 3 0 0 0 TConiglro rf 4 1 2 2 Berry cf 2 0 2 0 Petroclli ss 4 0 10 Knoop 2b 4 0 0 0 BConglro If Morales ss 4 0 0 Kennedy 3b BJohnson 1 0 0 0 Moses WWllams ph 1 0 0 0 Koonce D.Murphy 0 0 0 0 Lyle Blanco lb 2 0 0 0 3 0 10 4 0 0 4 110 2 2 10 10 0 0 Total 33 2 8 2 Total 33 7 11 7 Chicago 000 000 0202 Boston 101 301 1 0 7 Kennedy.

DP Boston 2. LOB Chicago 8, Boston 5. 2B T.Conigliaro, Andrews 2, Petrocelli, C.May. HR R.Smith (18). T.Conigliaro (23).

Melton (22). IP B.Johnson (L.l-3) 4 D.Murphy 2 Stange 82 Koonce (W.2-3) 7 Lyle 2 yza ozzcyyrczzczcz ER BB SO 5 5 3 2 Loriborg Still Having Trouble BOSTON UP) The Boston Red Sox announced yesterday that sore-armed pitcher Jim Lonborg, who was sent to the minor leagues two weeks ago, has continued having arm trouble and will sit out the rest of the season. A club spokesman said the 1967 Cy Young Award winner has been ordered to rest for the remainder of the summer, then report to the Sarasota team in the Instructional League in Florida in late September. Lonborg had a 1-1 record in two appearances with the Red Sox' Louisville farm club in the International League. Late Baseball SUNDAY'S RESULTS Washington 2, Chicago 1 New York 5, Kansas City 1 Minnesota 9.

Boston Baltimore 2, Oakland 1 Milyaukee 4. Cleveland 3 Detroit 7, California 1 San Diego 8, Pittsburgh 6 Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia It New York 2, Atlanta 1 Chicago 5. Los Angeles 2 San Francisco 5. St. Louis 3 Montreal 5.

Houston 3 lillllliilillHiililllllilil 2-C AP Wirephoto Everybody Missed Atlanta Braves catcher Hal King and a youngster miss a high fly ball behind home plate off the bat of New York Met Tommy Agee during Sunday game in Atlanta. Mets won 2-1. DOG TIHLikCESJ AMERICAN LEAGUE East Baltimore 75 New York 6 Detroit 63 Boston 61 Cleveland 57 Washington 57 West Minnesota 70 Oakland 67 California 66 Milwaukee 46 Kansas City 44 Chicago 43 44 53 5S 57 62 62 47 53 53 74 Pet. .630 .559 .529 .517 .79 .419 Pet. .598 .558 .555 .883 .370 GB 12 1314 18 18 GB 5 25'4 27 30 75 80 50 NATIONAL LEAGUE East Pittsburgh 67 New York 63 Chicago 63 St.

Louis 56 Philadelphia 54 Montreal 51 West Cincinnati 81 Los Angeles 67 San Francisco 59 Atlanta 59 54 56 59 61 64 70 41 51 60 61 Pet. .554 .529 .516 .467 .458 .421 GB 44 M'4 1114 16 GB 12 2M4 21 2S 34 Pet. .664 .568 .496 .493 50 .385 Houston 54 San Diego 47 75 jf Standings Eastern Division Miami 77 41 West Palm Beach 71 45 Daytona Beach 68 49 Pompano Beach 53 60 Fort Lauderdale 51 6S Cocoa 38 75 All playing night games Western Division St. Petersburg 69 48 Lakeland 63 58 Winter Haven 54 64 Tampa 54 63 DeLand 52 63 Orlando 51 67 Ail playing night games Pet. .653 .612 .581 .469 .439 .336 GB 5 8'-4 21-4 26's 36 '4 Pet.

.590 .531 .458 .463 .413 .432 GB 8 1514 15 16 lSVa YESTERDAY'S RESULTS St. Petersburg at Orlando, Miami at night night Tampa at Winter Haven, night West Palm Beach at Fort Lauderdale, nieht Pnmpano Beach at Daytona Beach, night Lakeland at DeLand, night TODAY'S GAMES Winter Haven at Tampa, 7:30 p.m., Al Lopez Field Daytona Beach at Miami Fort Lauderdale at West Palm Beach Pompano Beach at Cocoa Orlando at Lakeland DeLand at St. Petersburg Marilyn Bradow Class A "Winner HOLMES BEACH Marilyn Bradow was the Class A winner with a 33 net in the Key Royale Country Club Women's Three Club Tournament. Tied for 2nd place with 34 net are Hedy Bertet and Betty Sitwell. Kit Collins took the Class honors with a 33 net, followed by Doris Warner and Kate Peterson in second place with 35s.

In Class Mary Boutte was first with a 36 net and Vi Koehl was second1 with a 40. MILT PAPPAS blanks Padres fighter who supplies plenty of excitement. The fight card will feature heavyweights Joe "King" Ramon of Tampa and "Wild Bill" Hardney of Washington, D.C., in a 10 rounder. ROMAN, 35-6-1, will be seeking his 15th straight victory and his 19th kayo win. Hardney is remembered here for decking St.

Pete's Mose Harrell and winning a decision in March at the Fort. Hardney will join the Bob Foster stable after the Monday fight as a spar partner to help train Foster for his probable championship fight with heavyweight king Joe Frazier. 1 FOSTER, the light-heavy king, is managed by Lou Viscusi of Lutz. Viscusi has been overworking the telephone the past few days trying to get the Frazier-Foster match settled and signed. It is tentatively scheduled for Oct.

21 or 22 in Detroit, but Chicago may wind up with the fight. NATIONAL LEAGUE Player Club AB Pel. Carty Atl 100 352 73 127 .361 Clemente Pgh 91 343 55 120 .350 Perez Cin 119 439 91 147 .335 W. Parker LA 118 446 64 145 .325 W. Davis LA 110 451 77 146 .324 Rose Cin 19 482 89 156 .324 Millan Atl 107 447 81 144 .322 Tolan, Cin 115 444 89 143 .322 Gaston, SD 114 457 74 147 .322 Torre S1L 119 458 63 146 .319 Home Runs Bench.

Cincinnati, 40; Perez, Cincinnati, 36; B. Williams, Chicago, 34; H. Aaron, Atlanta, 34; Rch Allen, St. Louis, 33. Runs Batted In Bench, 118; Perez, Cincinnati, 114; B.

Chicago, 105; H. Aaron, Atlanta, 103r Rch Allen, St. Louis, 100. a Pitching (11 Decisions) Simpson, Cincinnati, 14-3, Nolan, Cincinnat, 15-4, Walker, Pittsburgh, 10-3, Gibson, St. Louis, 16-5, Seaver, New York, 17-7, .708.

TEXAS DEATH MATCH JACK BRISCO vs The GREAT MEPHISTO BIG JAKE EDDIE GRAHAM VS THUNDERBOLT PATERSON and the MISSOURI MAULER HIRO MATSUDA VS I MR. SAITO JOSE LOTHARIO ARGENTINA APOLLO -VS- DALE LEWIS EL LOBO BOB ROOP -VS- FLASH MONROE BILLY SPEARS vs JOE FLAHERTY TONIGHT FT. HESTERLY ARMORY HOWARD CASS TAMPA RINGSIDE (Rows 1-5) $3.50 RINGSIDE (Rows 6-8) $3.00 RINGSIDE (Rows 9-10) $2.50 BALCONY $2.00 (KIDS $1.00) TERRACE $2.50 (KIDS $1.25) 253-0841 TV WRESTLING SATURDAY 8 P.M. CH. 44 SUNDAY 1 P.M.

CH. 10 FIFTH RACE Five-sixteenths Mile, Grade 1 H.D.'s Greek 2 Ima Dollie 3 Teddy Joe 4 Hasty One SIXTH RACE Grade 5 Rockanina 6 Just Ann 7 Vi's Hinky Dinky 8 Hobeau Girl Five-sixteenths Mile, 1 Rosey Glow 5 T. Golden Boy s. F.s Pipe Liner 6 Buuer 3 Dusty Angel 7 Mister Berra 4 Bold West 8 May Halstead SEVENTH RACE Five-sixteenth Mile, Grade 1 Gallant Cain 5 One to Watch 6 Honey Black 7 Shady Lane 8 Pride First Five-sixteenths 2 My Patti Gal 3 Ramiet Roger 4 Par Pearle EIGHTH RACE Mile, Grade 1 Wintone 5 Sandy Road 6 D's Flame 7 Buttered Toast 8 Free Passoprt Five-sixteenths Mile, 5 Queen Can 6 Big Jackie 7 Ks 'Amsterdam Tom Whirl Five-sixteenths Mile, 5 First Notice 6 Mineola Way 2 King Day 3 Gladys' Girl 4 Autumn Wheat NINTH RACE Grade 1 Reyna 2 Valley Dawn 3 Cvpan 4 Grand Veda TENTH RACE Grade 1 Clipped Wings 2 Fonda Candy 3 Bonnie Best 4 Nancy T. 7 Wondercare 8 Leonard K.

ELEVENTH RACE Three-eighths Mile, Grade 1 Tencie Orbit 5 Lesjo 2 Red Gold 6 Pretty Sheila 3 H. D. 's Oliver 7 Thoughtful Kay 4 A Hy Tripper 8 Oyama TWELFTH RACE Three-eighths Mile, Grade 1 Dollie 5. Kyd Koy 2 Par Betty 6. L.

Parley 3 Three Chick 7 Mach 4 K's Lovely Lass 8. S. Dancer Selections (Not in post position order) 1 Electric, Toots Sweet, Sharp Danny. 2 Mystic Dash, Light Blend, Kay Nan. 3 Auretta, Red Willis, Soda Pride.

4 Neighbor, Glitch, Willa T. 5 H. Greek, J. Buckskin, Just Ann. 6 Bold West, Buller, T.G.

Boy. 7 Pride First, Shady Lane, Gal. King Day. Free Passport, i Golden My Pattl Buttered loasi. 9 Tom Whirl.

Grand Veda, Queen Can. 10 Fonda Candy, Clipped Wings, Mine-ola Way. 11 Lesjo, Oyama, H. Oliver. 12 S.

Dancer, Kyd Koy, L. Parley. DAILY DOUBLE: Electric-Mystic Dash. BEST BET: Pride First. SECOND RACE Three-eiflhths Mile, tirade 1 Kav Nan 5 Motley 6 Gallant Kimberly 7 Mystic Dash 8 Carol Cole Five-sixteenths Mile, 5 Vivid Teah 6 Auretta 2 Denny's Linda 3 Jim's Rocket 4 Light Blend THIRD RACE Grade 1 Red Willis 2 Aeeressoree 3 Rudy's Pride 7 Soda's Pride 4 Mineola Mr.

Pants 8 Sunningdale FOURTH RACE Three-eighths Mile, Grade 1 Hurricane B. 2 Minnie Moss 3 Fealeside Pride 4 Willa T. 5 A. J.C. 6 Glitch 7 Neightbor 8 Emblem Lorenzo "Boom Boom" Trujillo, the former Mexican lightweight champion, will make his third Tampa Boxing appearance at Fort Homer Hesterly Armory next Monday night.

HE'LL FIGHT Ramon Montes, another one of those Dominican Republic battlers who have been appearing regularly on Tampa cards lately. Montes now fights out of San Juan, Puerto Rico. Montes recently dropped a decision to Miami Beach sensation Frankie Otero, which is no disgrace. i manager, Johnny Moran, told Tampa Boxing Enterprises that Montes is the oldest in a family of 12 and helps his father who cannot support the family on a cab driver's income. TRUJILLO won a split decision over Jose Jiminez in his first Tampa fight and on Aug.

3 got up from a knockdown to draw with Jose Marin in one of the best fights seen here. Boom Boom is a wade-in AMERICAN LEAGUE Player Club AB Pet. Yastrzemski Bsn 117 413 94 137 .332 A. Johnson Cal 112 448 60 143 .319 Oliva Min 114 467 74 149 .319 F. Robinson Bal 96 351 65 110 .313 Harper Mil 112 444 77 139 .313 K.

Smith Bsn 113 445 83 138 .310 Aparicio Chi 115 452 74 140 .310 Piniella KC 103 380 41 117 .308 Fosse Cle 104 392 54 120 .306 Cater NY 117 445 56 136 .306 Home Runs Killebrew, Minnesota, 37; Yastrzemski, Boston, 33; F. Howard, Washington, 32; J. Powell, Baltimore. 28i R. Oliver, Kansas City, 24.

Runs Batted In Killebrew, Minnesota, 94; F. Howard, Washington, 93; J. Powell, Baltimore, 93; Oliva, Minnesota, 88; Yastrzemski, Boston. 80; R. Oliver, Kansas City, 80.

Pitching (U Decisions) Cuellar, Baltimore, 17-6, Cain, Detroit, 11-4, McNally, Baltimore, 18-7, McDowell. Cleveland, 17-7, Palmer, Baltimore, 16-7, .696. Miss Gorgeous Captures 10th Straight Win SARASOTA Miss Gorgeous, picking up supporters each time she takes the track, streaked to her 10th straight victory at the Sarasota Kennel Club yesterday afternoon. Larry Sprague and Miles Carter's "Black Beauty" won by seven lenghts. This left her only two races behind tying the all-time consecutive win mark set by All-American Miss Whirl in 1967.

It was the last Monday mati -nee at the kennel club. Regular matinees will continue on Wednesdays and Saturdays and a special daytime program will be held on closing day, Sept. 4. Tom McEewen, sports editor of The Tampa Tribune, will be the special guest and make a trophy presentation following the feature race. GEORGE LEVY.

mi.i..ii!miim L2EES1 CAYMAN ISLAND TOUR Sept. 5, 6, 7 Treasure Hunting Shelling Wreck Diving Spearfishing .150 ft. visibility Call for information Tampa Skindivers, Inc. 1903 Busch Blvd. 933-4617 Detroit at Oakland, night Kansas City at Washington, night (Only games scheduled) NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 7, San Diego 0 Philadelphia at Cincinnati, night Los Angeles at at.

Louis, night San Francisco at Pittsburgh) night (Only games scheduled) TODAY'S GAMES NATIONAL LEAGUE Houston (Dierker 11-10) at New York (Gentry 8-6), 8:05 p.m. San Diego (Dobson 8-12) at Chicago (Colborn 3-1), 2:30 p.m. San Francisco (Marichal 6-9) at Pittsburgh (Blass 7-10), 8:05 p.m. Philadelnhia (Short 6-12) at Atlanta (Stone 8-9) 8:05 p.m. Montreal (Wegener 3-4 or Renko 7-8) at Cincinnati (Behney 0-1), 8:05 p.m.

Los Angeles (Foster 8-9) at St. Louis (Carlton 6-16) 9 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore (Hardin 3-3) at Milwaukee (Pattin 9-9), 9 p.m. New York (Kekich 2-3) at Minnesota (Kaat 10-9), 9 n.m. Kansas City (Fitzmoriis 6-3) at Washington (Bosnian 12-8).

7:30 o.m. Chicago (John 10-13) at Boston (Culp 13-10), 7:30 p.m. Detroit (Lolich 10-14) at Oakland (Dobson 15-10), 10:30 p.m. Cleveland (Chance 7-7) at California (Wright 16-9), 11 p.m. Heritage, Others Take Practice Sails NEWPORT, R.I.

(UPI) Three of the four yachts which begin final trials today for the right to represent the U.S. in the America's cup, took practice sails yesterday, as did Australia's Gretel II. Only the favorite, Intrepid, remained in harbor after having taken a final tuneup Sunday. Valiant, skippered by Bob McCullough, was out of the water Saturday and Sunday for final work on its hull and rudder and was refloated early yesterday. Heritage, the Florida 12-meter owned and skippered by Charles Morgan, has undergone extensive changes, including a new mainsail, and Morgan tested a new boom yesterday.

"Heritage is greatly improved from when he started observation trials," said In-trepid's skipper Bill Ficker. Intrepid, which has won most of the observation races against Valiant and Heritage, sailed against Heritage Sunday and seemed to have only a slight superiority. sombreros to make Joe Doc 29 mile Mel paid RESULTS FIRST RACE Five-sixteenths mile Grade (first half daily double): Dobs PPOffStr Fin Brent Cole 7 1 1-6 1-5 14.80 Gallant Titus 8 4 2 2-5 5.10 E.T.'s Run Swifty .6 2 3 3-10 3.20 Brent Cole $31.60, $18.00, Gallant Titus $4.20, E.T.'s Run Swifty $4.40. Quiniela (7-8) paid $84.80. Time: 31.75, SECOND RACE Five-sixteenths mile- Grade (second half daily double): Dogs PPOffStr Fin D's Splash Rock ..4 1 1-4 1-1 2.40 H.W.'a Bye 2 6 3 2-1 4.60 Texas 5 4 3-2 8.10 D's Splash Rock $6.80, $3.60, $3.20 H.W.'s Bye $4.00, Texas $3.00.

Qui niela (2-4) paid $20.20. Quiniela perfecta (4-2) paid $58.40. Time: 31.77. DAILY DOUBLE (7-4) PAID $206.00 THIRD RACE Five-sixteenths mile Grade Dogs PPOffStr Fin Diesel 8 7 4 1-1 4.40 Grecian Prince 6 4 2 2-1 2.30 S.P. Hasty 2 1 1-2 3-1 7.00 Diesel $10.80, $4.80, Grecian Prince $3.80, S.P.

Hasty $3.00. Quiniela (6-8) paid $11.00. Quiniela perfecta (8-6) paid $41.10. Time: 31.85. FOURTH RACE Five-sixteenths mile-Grade Dogs PPOffStr Fin Governor Cole 8 2 1-4 1-1 4.00 No No Girl 3 7 3 2-1 2.20 Jackie 5 8 6 3-2 3.60 Governor Cole $10.00, $3.80, S2.60; No No Girl $3.60, Jackie M.

$2.80. Quiniela (3-8) paid $10.00. Quiniela perfecta (8-3) paid $37.20. Time: 32.25. FIFTH Grade RACE Five-sixteenths mile Dogs PPOffStr Fin Snipperee 3 1 1-2 1-4 2.40 L.B.'s Woodo 6 2 2 2-4 Sherry Sparkle 4 6 5 3-4 3.80 Snipperee $6.80, $4.00, L.B.'s Woodo $15.40, Sherry Sparkle $4.60.

Quiniela (3-6) paid $51.80. Quiniela perfecta (3-6) paid $137.70. Time: 31.57. SIXTH RACE Five-sixteenths mile Grade Dogs PPOffStr Fin Jim's Good Girl $6.20. $3.00, Ore-Oregon Liz 8 5 3 2-4 2.40 Single Diamond 1 7 4 3-7 11.20 Jim's Good Girl $6.20, $3.00, $3.00, Oregon Liz $3.80, Single Diamond $3.40.

Quiniela (5-8) paid $16.20. Quiniela perfecta (5-8) paid $28.20. Time: 31.47. SEVENTH RACE Five-sixteenths mile Grade Dogs PPOffStr Fin French Lily 3 3 2 1-" 5.20 H.D.'s Quay 6 4 1 2-" 40.00 T.G.'s Turtle 8 5 2 3-1 .90 French Lily $12.40, $4.60, H.D.'s Quay $19.20, T.G.'s Turtle $2 20. Quiniela (3-6) paid $118.00.

Quiniela perfecta (3-6) paid $293.40. Time: 32.58. EIGHTH RACE Five-sixteenths mile-Grade Dogs PP Off Str Fin To $1 Lady Barb 4 1 2 1-5 2.00 Like Now 5 7 3 2-5 9.2l Turbo 7 6 4 3-6 4.10 Lady Barb $6.00, $3.80, Like Now $6.40, Joe Turbo $3.60. Quiniela (4-5) paid $25.20. Quiniela perfecta (4-5) paid $51.30.

Time: 32.18. NINTH RACE Five-sixteenths mile Grade Dogs PPOffStr Fin To SI 5 1 1-7 1-6 7.80 H.D.'s Empire 1 3 2 2-6 6.10 Leah 2 5 3 3-9 1.60 Doc $17.60, $5.80, H.D.'s Empire $3.20, Leah J. $6.80. Quiniela (1-5) paid $55.60. Big perfecta (first half 5-1) exchanges.

Time: 31.57. TENTH RACE Five-sixteenths mile Grade Dogs PPOffStr Fin To SI Miss Gorgeous 5 2 1-6 1-7 .30 Jim's Why Not Me 7 3 2 2-7 4.60 E.H. Kevnote 8 6 6 3-10 99.00 Miss Gorgeous $2.60. $2.20. $2.20: Jim's Whv Not Me $2.80, E.H.

Kevnote $2.80. Quiniela (5-7) paid $6.00. Quiniela perfecta (5-7) paid $10.80. Time: 31.15. BIG PERFECTA (5-1 WITH 5-7) PAID $583.80.

8 Winners. Net pool $4,670. ELEVENTH RACE Five-sixteenths Grade Dogs PPOffStr Fin Cituk 2 1 1-3 1-2 32.30 Winter Storm 8 4 2 2-2 4.20 SlipDer 4 8 5 3-4 1.50 Cituk $66.60, $14.00, Winter Storm $1.60, Mel Slipper $4.00. Quiniela (2-8) paid $69.80. Quinida perfecta (2-8) $361.00.

Time: 32.09. Attendance 1,683 Mutuel plav $117,327.00 $52.30 ENTRIES RACE five-sixteenths Mile, FIRST Grace 1 Toots Sweet 2 K's Mango Kid 3 L. Swift Mar 4 Sharp Danny 5 Electric 6 New Hippie 7 Doris Cole 8 Royal Beauty I imn JfcHW III IMIIllllll Mil I.I ip Making Their Own Shade et, R.I used AP Wirephoto tp? Over And Out Sprint racing car driver Gino Swarthout, of Olean, N.Y., lost control of his automobile during warmup run at Bedford, fairgrounds Saturday. their own shade as they watch the When temperatures run well into the 90s, it isn't always easy to find shade. However, Frank Lemaire, left, and Paul Jan Wenz, both of Pawtuck- Boston-Minnesota game at Fenway Park..