the the the the The Morning Call, Wednesday, July 9, 1969 21 Aqueduct Entries TE A RACE 3104700 Post 31 1:30 year p.m. olds $4,200, and up. mares, 6 furlongs. Square -102 Baker Distribution xParty Chror-102 F. Drake M.
Fromin Ray Corbi- 120 NB 117 Lester Poplin J. Cruguet Imari Stickball- 117 -113 NB NB Corrick Nadier-100 Fromin Im A Rndr-113 Knapp SECOND- RACE $5.000, claiming year oids and UP. fillies: and mares. 1 miles. xaSpoy Minstre-112 NB Only Always 120 Adams Galowo 7 cotta Twh117 NB 10-1 xSea Nell -112 Fromin 5-2 xTravelin Chassl- NB 10-1 A Loarcio Predawn- 120 Thomas Somethna Rare 111 A Crdro Jr 9-2 a Schwartz-Silver Entry THIRD, RACE $4,200 Claiming year olds and up, mares.
furlongs Ohio Indian -117. J. Velasqz Rewrd -117 Cruguet Kinsman- 117 L' Adams False -117 Vasquez Ruane 20-1 Oriennel Sornino 10-1 aMaciadd-112 Wdhse Billy Seamon-117 Davidson xRetrn A Pry 103 Livermn Tudor Lloyd -124 Sorntno Summerhse-108 Barrera NB 20-1 Mac Entry FOURTH RACE $4,500, claiming 3 year olds and up, mile, Paul W-114 Adams 15-1 Fruit Pupch -114 R. Turcotte 20-1 Bon Puyan Crdro Ur Prince NB Mary Laurel 109 Velasqz Nosey J-110 Cruguet Brush Baron 114 A Croro Jr Amakini-121 Ussery: 10-1 Winged -109 NB 8-1 aFiv'9 Gaucho 114. Rotz 12-1 Chrm'g Reward -105.
30-1 Khale Double 114 Davidsh 12-1 Boy- 107 Fromin 20-1 Hasty. Stash -114 Toro 20-1 a -Ellis-Asiel Entry FIFTH RACE $5,500, claiming 2 year olds, mares, furlongs. Baku-118 Davidson 12-1 Fougasse-118 NB Weigh Anchor. -118 NB NOT 'N. Ussery Gustines 20-1 Nationistc-122 R.
A Crdro -122 Jr Cchit. Sare 118 Wahse 20-1 Poso 122 Cruguet Hy Rough- Vasquez 20-1 Adams Sailstone 122 R. Ussery 9-2 Knodm Come -118 Adams 20-1 10-1 Mrkt. Beat -122 Andren 20-1 BE 118 Adams Praetr'n Grd Velasqz 9-2 a- -Weinsier Entry SIXTH RACE fillies $9,500, allowance, year- olds and up. and mares.
Dilettante-118 Baeza Davidson 10-1 12-1 Ms Georgene-113 Velasquez Stroganoff-118 But Spree 118 Velasquez Sly Smile 120 A Cordero Jr. Winsome Lea-120 Rotz SEVENTH Astoria Stakes, 2 year olds. Joes LIl GrI-117 NB. 10-1 furlongs. Box The Cmps 120 Vasquez Luliah Velasqz East Branch 117 Woodhse 12-1 A Crdro Thomas Jr.
Cherry Entry EIGHTH RACE $9,000. mile. allowance, year and up, 11 Supreme HI- 109 Velasaz: Red Knapp NB Eyed -109 Saggy Back 118 Turcotte Juan Adams Rse Jetts A Joy- Ruane 20-1 Pleasnt Arthr: Harbr-114 102 4. Cenicola Velasqz 20-1 NINTH $8,500. claiming 3 year olds, 1 mile.
Ge never 115 M. Vargas 10-1 Big. Ruane Rotz Dbl Cool Canary 119 Davidsn 2-1. Jayson 113 Misty. Dif-113 J.
NB Velasqz Estacourt-117 Dbl 115 NB Listed To Post. Yonkers Entries RACE PO Class a MUO $3,750 Hanover (Dancer)" Joe Native Yankee, (Chapman) Brooke, (Wetzel) LOCH (Dennis) -Bernard (Abbatiello) Diller (Smith) -Victory Cader (Parters Sr) A.E. over (Thomas) 10 Prince Henry (Inska) SECOND. RACE Colts -Pace Class Geldings C-3 Cond. Yr.
Old Mire $2,750. -Thomes Pic (Fesh) (Fontaine) 2-John Charies -Adonis (Phalen Entrorse (Pullen) Richra. (insko) -Wing Heel (Patterson Emperor: (MacDonald) (Taliman) THIRD. RACE Trot Class B-1 "The Sour -Sioux Grandchamp (Dancer) 5-2 Mile $4,500 -Poplar Jamie (Chapman) -Angelic Hanvr (Fontaine) -Speedy C. (Procino) 2-Victor Duke (Insko).
Yankee (N.D.) -Smoke Rings (Abbatlio) -Terrell (N.D.) 3 Yr. Olds Up, Fillies FOURTH RACE Pace Class 2- Mares Fair Maiden (N.D.) 3-1 1 Mile -Minnie Bird (Tallman) 9-2 -Lida Lisa (Fontaine) -Minnie Bird (Tallman) Confetti, Hanvr (Dancer) -Charger Adios (Darish) -Hurricane (Sholty 12-1 A.E. -Kathys Lassie -Scotts Taffy FIFTH RACE Pace Class C-2 Mares; Yr. Olds Up, Fillies Mile $2,750. -Calsara (Fontaine) -Kissena -Keystone Hanover Meadow (Dancer) (N.D.) -Katy R.
(Chapman) -Tarport Belle (N.D.) -Dixie Oregon (Myer) -Sunny -Claires Coast Dream (weich) (Faraido) 161 A.E. 10-Worthy T. Play (Patterson Sr) SIXTH RACE Pace Class A 3. The Mile $5,250 -Marty Dares (Abbatlio). -Runnymede Chuck (Tallman) -Limelight N.
(Dancer -Toro Crest (N.D.) C's Dandy -Exalted Ruler: 7-Delightful -Donora (Dancer) Way (Fontaine) 00-1 Yr. Up $60007 4 Yr Olds $80007 mares' 3 add SEVENTH RACE Pace Claiming Olds $9000. For fillies $1250; 1 Mile $3,000 -Yakely Yak (Insko) -Wicked Dream (N.D.) -Drum -Vermont Hanover (Fontaine) Major (Chapman) -Efficient (N.C.) (N.D.) -My -Mark Peak Time (N.D.) (Callahan) 15-1 Thumb (Darish) Council Dares (Phalen) EIGHTH RACE Pace Class $3,250 B-3 4 5 Yr Olds: 1 (Sholty) Mile -Handsome Ages Man (Tagarlo) -Rock -Quarry Road (N.D.) -Steady Bert (Dauplalse) -Meadow Rod (Tallman) -Don Juan (N.D.) 8-1 -Yankee Time (N.D.) Win (MacDonald) 12-1 A.E. 9- Glamour Boy NINTH RACE- Yr Pace Olds Claiming; Yr Up Olds $15,000. For files mares add 1 Mile $3,750.
Great Credit (Insko) -Forshv (Dennis) -Blue Horse (Dancer) -Rob -Foresail Again (Hudson) (N.D.) 6-1 -Pirate Hanover (Popfiner). 10-1 10-1 -Take Turns (Abbtio) 12-1 -Becker Hanover (Fontaine) Feigner Here Aug. 5 PATERSON Eddie Feigner will return to Paterson August 5 at Hinchliffe Stadfum. "The King and His Court," will oppose U.A.W. Region 9 Local 669.
The program will start at 6:30 when the Royal Aces come to grips with the Edwins. The principal event is scheduled for: 8:30 p.m. Monmouth Entries First Race- -Post 2:00 m. AX $4,500 Claiming, 2-year-old Mares Fillies, Furlongs. 1 The Till- 117 Kallal 10-1 Quimaule117 Blum Tropic Vim- -117 Thornburg 4-1 Claim Check-115 Aristone 20-1 Princess Bergeruk- Hole 8-1 Sundrop-117 Blum 12-1 aMighty Fit- 117 Thornburg 3-1 Please Dance Broussard 10-1 Miss- Suarez 20-1 aToo Giddy -117 Jiminez 3-1 a -Reineman Entry.
Second Race Claiming ($3,500) Up.6 Furlongs, Autumn De Joy- Choice 116 -106 Hole Pullzzi 52 Stan Theman Hub- 113 NB 15-1 Count Moore- -113 Baltazar 4-1 Jamu 119. Blum 20-1 Jimmy John 113. NB 20-1 Rey. Sibby-113 NB 10-1 Sahib Omar-113 NB 12-1 Jolly Spirit- 113 Whitemen 15-1 Gab Star-113 Maple Lone Welcome- 113 Maple 10-1 Square Brother 113 Curtin 4-1 Sleepy Native 113 Garramone 15-1 Cousin Weakeyes 113 NB Bellagio-113 Miceli 20-1 Johnny Boy 11--119 lanelll 5-1 Third Race $4,300 Claiming 4,000) Up 6 Breeze Maker-115 Marquez 10-1 Little Mahoney 115 Blum 6-1 aMeatball-115 Feliciano 10-1 Derby Dancer- 119 Thornburg 5-2 Telly Jr. Hole 3-1 aMadi-115 Feliciano 10-1 Toms River 115 Hole 6-1 xPar War-112 Smith 15-1 xBienhechor-110 Imperato 20-1 Prince -115 Brumfield xClem's Romance -103 Imperato 15-1 a- Jammrac-Hine Entry.
Fourth Race $5,500 Maidens 3 4 Year- Old Mares 1 1-16 Miles. Smooth Stone 115 Blum 3-1 The Red Axe 115 Roy Rough Nimble Broussard 8-1 Scotty NB 10-1 Laomedon-115 Baltazar Miss Royal Table 110 NB Tudor's Pat-115 NB 20-1 Dade County-115 Venezia 8-1 Fifth Race $5,000 Allowance 2 Year Old Fillies Furlongs. Cutie Paula- 116. Baltazar Gay Missile Patterson Speak Freely- 119 Venezia Very Cherry-116 Jiminez 10-1 Meritus 119 Ycaza Velocity Queen 116 NB Hellanist-114 Harrison 10-1 Sixth Race Allowance Year Olds 1. Mile Turf.
Honeytex- Jiminez Infame-124 Cardone Maryland Amerigold Native 111 Kallal San. Matias 116 NB 15-1 Daliroton Clipper 111 Maple 20-1 St. Melanion Micell Say Not So-117 Blum Ken-111 Kallai I'm Right-113 Brumfield Seventh Race $9,000 Allowance Up 1 Mile Kummel-112 NB. Johnny's Form 112 Kelly Mimado. Blum Wings of Morning -112 Brumfield Maverick 111-119 Hernandez Jimmy Peanuts- 117 Blum 5-2 Azincourt 11-117 NB 12-1 Eighth Race $25,000 Added 3 Up 6 Furlongs.
RUMSON HANDICAP Flowers Boy-110 Korte 10-1 Addy Boy-119 Hole Social Song -119 Maple Mopeta-119 Brooks 10-1 aDot's Imp 114 Blum Happy Ridan 115 Broussard Master Bold- -116 Baltazar Comfrey- 10-1 Coup Landing -116 Kelly 15-1 Curette 111 Brumfield aMaei Cut In -115 Blum -Dot-Ed Farm-October House Entry. Ninth Race $8,000 Claiming 18,000) 3 Up 1 1-16 Miles Near Gallant-121 Thornbura Hespero-114 Blum Harleigh Green 116 Broussard Stu Agogo-115 Marquez 3-1 Air Boss 109 Jiminez 10-1 Rehabilitate 116 Venezia 15-1 Magic Beat-112 Cardone 10-1 Atoll's Sun -119 Kallai 8-1 Tudorfib-119 NB 6-1 x-AAC. Listed to Post. Monticello Entries FIRST RACE Post 9 p.m. one mile 4-Edith Barmin (M.
Vicidomini) pace: 2 year olds. Purse $1000. -Dave Western (F. Bradbury) I arioader (A. Koch) 5-1 -Oui Oui Byrd (R.
Camper) -Societys Prince (J. Dunn) 7-Supreme Song (C. Galbraith) sparky Dares (J. Wingfield) 3-1 8 Lucky (J. Curran) -Shadow Creed (G.
Macdonald) SIXTH RACE One mile trot Fly ootsie Betty (F. Bradbury) Fleming) C-2 Purse $800. 6-Fly Scott (C. (D. Massey) -Lumber Key (G.
MacDonald) -Rockville Brook (L. Harner) 4-1 2-Nipper -Eddie Duke Knows (D. Lewis) Stanton) (H. SECOND RACE One mile pace -Sampsons Special (J. Grundy) conditioned.
Purse $800. -Tuscany (R. Aprath), 1-Crown King (D. Massey) 3-1 -Timber (R. Yakin) 2-John Honey (R.
Cormier) 1-High Ridge (K. Heeney) -Bart (G. Montgomery) 8-D Rum (B. Kenn) King (A. Burton) 4-1 SEVENTH RACE One mile 5 -Easter Cloud (J.
Wingfield) Class C-2. Purse $1000. 6-Mountain Haven (E. Lilley) 6-1 9-2 1-Tag Volo (G. Gilmour) 8-Firechief -Senator Jewell Brown (J.
(G. Curran) Myer) 8-1 -Modock Time (R. Perry) -Knight Revue (J. Gilmour) THIRD RACE One mile pace -Clever Rocket (R. Andersen) claiming.
Purse $1200. Woollen (D. Massey) 1-Vin Abbe (J. Manzi, Jr.) 3-1 -Honey Tape Scotch (F. Browne) 2-Butterfly Rhythm (F.
Schaaf) 9-2 7-Spring Day (W. Chicoyne) -Scot Hayes (R. Perry) 8-Amoras Top Brass (A. Rescigno) -Mntain Likeable (J. DePhillips) EIGHTH RACE One mile 5 -Don -Forest Farvel Mite (J.
(G. Grundy) Gilmour) 6-1 Class C-3. Purse $800. HA (K. Heeney) 2- -Chestnuts Gal Earl (W.
Chicoyne) -Hawaiian (C. 8-Greentree Rex (J. Gilmour) 8-1 3 -Willie Wayside (L. Savi) FOURTH RACE One mile pace. 2 Julep (E Cormier) year old.
Purse $100. -Wavey Coast (R. Camper) 1-PP4 Hempstd Trph (Bradbury) 9-2 -Jiffy Joy (D. Macedonio) PP6 Winch'ter Josie (C. Connors) 9-2 7-Miss Nelsonia (F.
Heck) 2 PP1 General Dayan Balb'th) -Grandy Pappy (L. Van Ostrand) -PP2 Scot's: Hobby (J. Edmunds) NINTH RACE One mile -PP3 Counsel Hill (W. Vaughan) claiming. Purse $1200.
-PP5 -PP7 Avon Prince Marian Mac (A. Burton) Gilmour) Bonnie Profit (J. Grundy) 7-PP8 Kashmire (G. (Harner) 8-1 Gay Dud (A. Burton) Armbro -The Trackmaker (D.
Wiest) FIFTH RACE One mile pace con- Just George (M. Pusey) ditioned. Purse $1800. -Either Way (K. Heeney) 1-hom*owack Fantasy (G.
Gilmour) Hy Sota (E. G. Ricker) (G. Myer) -Invoke (J. DePhillips) 3 Shadydale Air Raid (D.
Corneau) -Rooms Boy (J. Manzi, Jr.) Atlantic City Entries RACE 1: Post 8 p.m., Purse $1000- Claiming. Pace. One Mile. Miss Banks (A.
Sergi) Stev 'Mikes Lin Discovery (Beede) (W. Butter). Chevy Ridge Rocket (R. Cotton) Peter Creed (J.G. Smith) Whitney K.
Abbe (H. Gleming) Red Night (N.C.) 8-1 Houston Hanover (D. Polisino) 12-1 A.E. Peggy's Adios Guy (J. Gagliardi) Tins Sparkle (C.
Martin) RACE 2: Purse $1400-Cond. Trot. One Mile. Del His Vic (J. Murray) Scotch Custom (R.
Howard) Wood Smoke (R. Collins) Francene Spec, Sr) One Kid (F. Tete) Lumber Ahead (E. Beede) Trim Melody (C. Smith, Tradora (J.
12-1 A. Mr. Executive (D. Bulk) RACE 3: Purse $1000-Claiming. Pace.
One Mile. Exacta. Victory Way (E. Gomoras) Oaktown (G. Raldachino) Jim Pick (J.
Quinn) Ensign Wyn (D. Sokol) Sturdy Creed (J Marks) Bachelors Reward (L. Rodia) Gal (L. Tulino) First (N. Forman) 12-1 A.E.
Second Surprise (J. Richardson) RACE 4: Purse $7500-Cond. Pace. One Mile. 8 A-Wire B-Fairbanks To Wire Hnyr (A.
(J.Arthurs) After Five (L. Copeland) 8-Autumn Sky (J. Arthurs) Armbro Kwick (V. Dancer) 9-2 J. J's Holiday (G.
Daisey) 8-1 Bettastar (L. Ellis) 15-1 A-Luscious Newport (A. Cmrn) 3-1 A- A. Cameron Entry B- J. Arthurs Entry RACE 5: Purse $1200-Cond.
Pace. One Mile. Exacta. 8 Shady Phyllis C. Time (J.W.
(C. Carroll) Jenkins) 52 ANTONO Ivy J.M. Fine J.J.S Target Ambro Wave Tassel Hal Feathers Jaclyn Ballerina (K. (E. (M.
(T. (A. (T. Geraghty) Harner) Lamb) Wilburn) Stafford) Ratchford) 10-1 20-1 20-1 RACE 6: Purse $1400-Cond. Trot.
One Mile. My Gal. Lobell (E. Harner) 5-2 Little Sid (C. Martin) 7-2 Little Slam (J.
Murray) 9-2 The Prude (A. Abbatiello) 6-1 Lady Beatrice (L. Pullen) 6-1 Raven Dale (L. Scalzo) 8-1 Bet Your Boots (N.D.) 8'1 Diller Day (D. Filion) 12-1 RACE 7: Purse $1500-Cond.
Pace. One Mile, Exacta. Royal Yola's 1 David Pride (C. Martin), 83 Big Thinking (J.M. Smith) 9-2 1-0 London Showboat Hanover Lobell (D.
(H. Kelly) Filion) 6-1 6-1 00 Main Stage (M. Lamb) 8-1 Jet Dancer Harnett) 8-1 Thorpes Kin (J. Richardson) 12-1 A.E. Trish May (A.
Stafford) RACE 8: Purse $2000-Cond. Pace. One Mile. Frisco fa*gin (K. Huebsch) 3-1 Esmond Hanover (E.
Harner) 7-2 Hobo Wayne (F. Lowden) 9-2 Whirlwind Lobell (R. Morano) 5-1 Buckeyes First (E. Beede) 6-1 Candace Hnvr. (C.Fitzpatrick) 6-1 Circus Time (V.
Dancer) 8-1 Missile Miss (C. Martin) 12-1 'RACE 9: Purse $1000-Cond. Pace. One Mile. Big E.
Cash Little -Mighty Butler) (H. Berry) $3 Admir Hanover (J.Richardson) 9-2 Gay Sheppard (R. Cotton) 6-1 Peter Frisco (C. Jenkins) 6-1 Miss Demon Ann (R. Pinti) 8-1 Noble Diamond (D.
Filion) R-1 Whistling Jack (C. Smith Jr.) 12-1 A.E... High Hope Ace (R. Quartier) Sassy Special (E. Beede) Semipro Slate WEDNESDAY Met League Clifton at Lyndhurst (N) Bergenfield at Allendale Romagninos at River Edge P.
C. American Legion Passaic 247 Passaic 359 Totowa 227 at Clifton 347 Development Connie Mack Little Paterson B.C. Farmland at Totowa PAL Fed. of N.C. at Wayne Valley Rec.
St. John's at Wanaque Rec. Packanack Lake at All Wags THURSDAY Met A Allendale Ridgewood at Paramus at Emerson-Westwood Clarkstown (N) P.C. American Legion Paterson 360 187 at Totowa Passaic 227 359 Paterson FRIDAY Development Connie Mack All Wags at St. John's Wanaque Rec at Fed.
of N.C. Wayne Valley Rec at Farmland Dairy Totowa PAL at Little Falls AC W. Paterson B.C. at Clifton Rec. P.C.
American Legion Clifton 3. 347 at Clifton 8 SATURDAY Met League Bergenfield at Packanack Lake Romagninos at Lyndhurst Development Connie Mack Farmland Dairy at Fed. of N.C. SUNDAY Met League Ridgewood-Paramus at Clifton Lyndhurst at Bergenfield River Edge at Allendale. Emerson-Westwood at Clarkstown Romagninos at Packanack Lake P.S.
American Legion Clifton 8 al. Pompion Lakes 235 Paterson 360 at Paterson 187 Camps Stress Arts Win, Place, Show The Facts Of Racing By DON ZAMARELLI Turf Editor OCEANPORT No one need remind Peter Kissel of the realities in horse racing, "See this colt here," Kissel said at Monmouth Park yesterday pointing to Maei Cut In. "He was undefeated after a few starts as a 2-year-old. We thought he might be a really top horse. At least of stakes caliber.
But then it happened," "It?" "Yes. He broke a knee that had to be operated on in Kentucky." But that wasn't the last of Maei Cut In's difficulties. "We brought back at Hialeah last winter," the colt's owner continued, "and he won his first start in a suggesting he might manner, be a good steady horse. "However, he cut himself badly in that race, and took some time running back to the that Hialeah race." Maei Cut In showed flashes of his 2-year-old form when he trounced a solid field of allowance sprinters among them the stakes-winning Social Song in his second start here. "That race prompted us to try him in the Rumson tomorrow," Kissel returned.
"If he runs good in that If Maei Cut In handle stakes company again as he a juvenile, it will probably mean finis to his grass career for now. "We tried him on the grass in start here, if you remember," Kissel, a native of Pottersville i in Morris County, reminded his visitor. "He was running well when he suddenly bolted. "I think it was a matter of not changing leads on the turn. It certainly caught the boy by surprise.
Horses will do that and in this case it might have been the colt's unfamiliarity with the grass that caused it." But he doesn't any trouble changing stride" on dirt, and he might be a peck of trouble, for his Rumson playmates this day. "I hope so," Kissel smiled crossing his fingers. Handicappers' Row Zamarelli RACE 10: Purse $1400-Claiming. Pace. One Mile Big E.
Lothario Lindsay (C. Meadow Roach (C. Paradis) Smoke Concert (R. Schilling) 9-2 Ronfield (D. Robbins) Yankee Chip (C.
LeClause) J.M. Jan (B. McKenna) Mountainella (D. Filion) Noah Dillon (J. Marks) 12-1 A.E.
Sea Wave (P. McGee) Good Goin (R. Mecouch) YONKERS 1-Tiny Eden, Bernard Lana Hanover. -Adonis, John Charles, JM Emperor. -Sioux Grandchamp, Speedy C.
Angelic Hanover. -Luda Lisa, Fair Maiden, Rene Carpenter. -Keystone Meadow, Kissena Hanover. Dixie. Oregon.
Limelight Marty Dares, Runnymede Chuck. Wicked Dream, Yakety Yak Ranganul. -Rock of Ages, Steady Bert, Yankee Time. -Great Credit, Blue Horse A.r shy. Best-Lida Lisa (4th) ATLANTIC CITY 1-Stev Lin.
Miss Banks, Mikes Dis2-Scotch Custom, Del His Vic, Wood Smoke. -Oaktown, Jim Pick; Victory Way, -Autumn Sky, Wire to Wire, After Five. 5-Fine Feathers, Phyllis Target Hal. -Lady Beatrice, My Gal Lobell, The Prude. -Royal David, Showboat Lobell, Jet Dancer.
Frisco fa*gin, Circus Time, Missile Miss. -Gay Sheppard, Noble Diamond, Cash. 10-Smoke Concert, Meadows Roach, Lothario, Best-Royal Lindsay. David (7th) MONTICELLO 1-Sparky. Dares, Societys Prince, Rockville Brook.
-Crown King, Easter Cloud, Bart C. -Butterfly Rhythm, Vin Abbe, Scot Hayes. -General Dayan, Scots Hobby, Avon Marian. -hom*owack Fantasy, Buckpasser, Shadydale Air Raid. -Sampsons Special, Eddie Duke, Nipper Knows.
7-Tag Volo, Spring Day, Knight Revue. -Julep, Hawaiian Gal, Wavey Coast. -Bonnie Profit, Gay Dud, Booms Boy. Best-Julep (8th) MONMOUTH 1-Mighty Fit, Joy, Count Kashikojima, Moore, Quimaule. Johnny -Autumn Boy 11.
-Tully Derby Dancer, Little honey. -Smooth Stone, Scotty Laomedon. -Meritus, Speak Freely, Gay Missile. -Honeytex, Say Not So. Peanuts, Amerigold.
Wings -Mimado 11, Jimmy Morning. -Dots Imp, Addy Boy, Curette. 9-Hespero, Stu Agogo, Near Gallant. Best-Hespero (9th) AQUEDUCT -Finest Jade, Dr. Nadler, Lidatorp.
-Something Rare, Only Always, Sea Nail. -False Hopes, Ohio Indian, house. Puyan, Brush Baron, Mary Laurel. Guard, Fougasse, Handsome Jon. Winsome Lea, Sly Smile, Miss Georgene.
7-Box The Compass, Corte Madera, Lullah. -Pleasant Harbour, Jeffs Joy, Port Arthur. 9-Cool Canary, Double Jayson, Double Boiler. Best-Pleasant Harbour (8th) PSC Added To Slate EAST STROUDSBURG, Pa. Paterson State (N.J.) College has been added to 13-game East Stroudsburg State College varsity soccer schedule for Paterson will visit the Warriors Oct.
29. East Stroudsburg plays one of the stiffest schedules in the East with games against Duke and North Carolina among the toughest. The Warriors lost to. North Carolina, 1-0, last, year but defeated Duke, They were the Pennsylvania Conference champion in 1968. HACKENSACK At the YM-YWHA day camps in Hackensack and at Darlington County Park, Mahwah, the goal is to involve children in the performing arts.
Mrs. Bea Weissman, procoordinator, says the camps just to occupy the children's time but to open new worlds to explore and hopefully to pursue in the fall. There are still openings for the August program. The camps take in 730 children 3 to 17 years of age from Bergen County. The program includes art, drama, music, swimming, and other sports.
"Athletics, like arts, have to be taught with idea of going one step further," Mrs. Weissman said. "If a boy can throw a ball will teach him about the organized game, then the interrelationship between player and team, and finally the history of the game." The provides partial scholarships to help parents send their children. For further information contact Mrs. Weissman at.
489-5900. Rummage Sale BLOOMINGDALE The Bloomingdale Youth Organization is sponsoring a rummage sale Saturday at Ronnie's Fabric parking lot, Main Street. Anyone to donate usable clothing household articles may call Mrs. John Taggart, 838-0939, or Mrs. Louis DeFrancis, 838-1178.
PTA Programs WEST MILFORD Hill- crest PTA will offer a summer activities program under the direction of Mrs. Lois Malysse and Mrs. Clare Van Luvender beginning July 15. Activities will be held every AROUND NORTH JERSEY J. PALMER MURPHY Guest Speaker Rotarians Will Hear Murphy WAYNE J.
Palmer Murphy, community relations consultant for the New Jersey Bank, will be guest speaker at the Wayne Rotary Club's luncheon meeting today. Murphy will give a halfhour presentation on public relations when the Rotarians meet at the Holiday Inn at 12:15 p.m. A former newspaper reporter and editor who was with the U. S. House of Representatives Appropriations Committee in 1947-48, Murphy was once executive with the Greater Paterson Chamber of Commerce, and was executive director of the Community Chests of Passaic, Clifton, Garfield, and Wallington.
A graduate of Lehigh University, he has served as secretary to former Congressman Gordon Canfield, was a candidate for the New Jersey legislature in 1963, and for the United State House of Representatives in 1964. Murphy is currently, president of the Home Health Services of Passaic County, director with the Greater Paterson Chamber of Commerce, the Passaic Club, Passaic County Heart Association, Passaic County Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases Association, and the Passaic Valley United Givers Fund. A member of the national Chi Psi fraternity, he is secretary of the board of trustees of the First Presbyterian Church of Passaic. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. until Aug.
7. The program includes story hours, arts and crafts, games, and music. A snack will be served. Each week a play will be presented for parents. Plays include "Circus," "Indians.
"Around the World," and "Good Old U.S.A." Children 5 to 7 years of age may register Saturday, July 12, from 9:30 a.m. to noon at Hillcrest School or anytime during the program. Fee is $1 per child. Mothers are needed to help. Anyone interested is asked to attend a meeting Saturday, July 12, at 10:30 a.m., or call Mrs.
Malysse at 838-0344. No experience is necessary. Tag Days PASSAIC Students from three Clifton schools will help collect funds for the Urban Crisis Conference of Passaic on Friday, the Passaic group's day in the city, The Rev. Thomas J. Suchon, president of the Urban Crisis Council of Clifton, said students from Pope Paul VI and Clifton High Schools and eighth graders from several other Clifton schools will participate.
Urban Council workers hope to raise enough money to continue the center's programs. Boys' Club Boys' Club HAWTHORNE The Hawthorne Boy's Club's Board of Governers will meet at 8 tonight at the clubhouse on the corner of Rea Avenue and Goffle Road. Adult residents interested in helping the club with programs or having suggestions for programs which the club might sponsor are urged to attend. Five To Take Police Exam 8-1 5-1 Class 9-2 9-2 9-2 3-1 8-1 8-1 5-1 8-1 pace. 4-1 8-1 pace.
3-1 9-2 8-1 pace 41 LITTLE FALLS -Five prospective patrolmen who have applied to the Police Department will take competitive examinations August 19, Police Commissioner Charles Dorman said last night. The department is two men short of its authorized strength of 18, and the Township Committee is considering adding one extra man to the Dorman, who has interviewed the applicants, said he would recommend the addition of a 19th patrolman at an executive session of the committee. "Our town is growing," he explained, "and in order to provide service and protection for our citizens we must enlarge the force." He denied, however, that the need for a bigger force was influenced by the influx of apartments and commercial ratables. "It has nothing to do with ratables," he contended. Easter Seal Chairmen Honored Twenty-one chairmen of the Easter Seal campaign to assist the Bergen, County Cerebral Palsy Center were honored yesterday by the center's board of directors.
They were presented with certificates of appreciation by Mrs. Arthur B. Faye, acting president. The honored chairmen are, Mrs. Stuart E.
Archibald and Mrs. Gene Cook of Mrs. Thomas A. Malmendier of East Paterson; Steven Zuckerman and Miss Darel Kirchner of Fair Lawn; Mrs. Robert S.
Krause of Franklin Lakes; Mrs. M. C. Wingate Jr. and Miss Barbara Houstoun of Glen Rock; Michael Miello and Mrs.
Althea Richards of Hackensack; Mrs. Charles Beir of Mahwah; Mrs. Jacob Hasper and Pierre Blair of Midland Park; Mrs. Robert J. Cramer of Oakland; Gregg Butterfield and Miss Nancy Arbucho of Paramus; Joseph, Kovary of and Ramsey; Peter Smith of Ridgewood; Robert Art Show Deadline Tomorrow PATERSON -The first Passaic County Senior Citizens art exhibit will be held Thursday, July 31, in conjunction with the 4H Fair at Anthony Wayne Junior High School, Valley Road, Wayne.
Registration forms which must be received by tomorrow, are available at the county office, 317 Pennsylvania or by calling 278- 5000. Winners will be eligible to enter the New Jersey State Fair Show in September. Any amateur 50 years of age or older is welcome to submit entries. All residents of Passaic County and vicinity are eligible. Your Benefits Bed May Be Purchased For Rental Your questions should be sent to the Social Security Administration, 175 Market, Paterson, N.
07505. They will be answered in this column, or by mail. Special To The Morning Call Q. Can a hospital bed be purchased under Medicare? A. Yes.
But payments can only be made monthly (as on a rental basis) until purchase price is reached or it longer needed, whichever occurs first. Q. My wife died in 1962 leaving me with four small children. I received a small payment at that time to help with the funeral bill, but was told that I could not receive benefits for the children based on my wife's work. Is this provision still in effect? A.
No. This law was changed effective February 1968, permitting payments to you for the children up to age 22 if they are unmarried and enrolled in full-time schooling. See your local security office immediately. Q. I am a widow and I receive disability benefits based on my own work record.
My daughter, who lives in another state, wants me to come and live with her. I would like to go. but some friends told me my disabilitv benefits would he stopped if I did. Is this true? A. No, it is not true.
Your disability benefits would simply be sent to your new address when you notified the social security office of your move. Kern of Saddle Brook; and Miss Alice Duryea of Wyckoff. The drive raised $72,000 for the center. The total is higher: than last year's, but $3,000 short of the 1969 goal. "We are deeply grateful to all who worked so long and so hard to produce these funds necessary to continue tions," Mrs.
Foye said. "Proceeds of the campaign will be spent in Bergen County to help Bergen County children and young adults." Young At Heart Trackman YONKERS 1-Joe Brooke, Lana Hanover, Native Yankee. 2-John Charles, Thomas Pic, Conestoga Richard. 3-Firm Yankee, Sioux Grandchamp, Smoke Rings. Confetti Hanover, Rene Carpenter.
-Keystone Meadow, Tarport Belle, Katy R. 6 Runnymede Chuck, Limelight Marty Dares. 7-Vermont Hanover, Yakety Yak Ranganul. -Quarry Road, Handsome Man, Don Juan. 9-Blue Horse Great Credit, Again.
Best -Vermont Hanover (7th) ATLANTIC CITY 1-Stev Lyn, Mikes Discovery, Peter Creed. 2-Scotch Custom, Del His Vic, Tradora. 3- Victory Way, Sturdy Creed, Jim Pick. 4-Fairbanks Hanover, Luscious port, After Five. 5-Shady Time, Target Hal, Armbro Jaclyn.
6 Little Sid, My Gal Lobell, Raven Dale. 7-Royal David, Yolas Pride, Showboat Lobell. -Esmond Hanover, Frisco fa*gin, Hobo Wayne. 9-Little Mighty, Admiring Hanover, Cash. 10-Lothario Lindsay, Mountainella, Ronfield.
Best-Shady Time (5th) MONTICELLO 1-Shadow Creed, Society Prince, Rockville Brook. 2-Crown King, Easter Cloud, Senator Jewel. 3-Vin Abbe, Butterfly Rhythm, Don Farvel. General Dayan, Winchester Josie, Hempstead Triumph. hom*owack Fantasy, Buckpasser, Edith Barmin.
Sampsons Special, Lumber Key, Nipper Knows. 1-Tag Volo, Modock Time, Knight Revue. Hawaiian Gal, Chestnuts Earl, Julep. -Gay Dud, Bonnie Profit, Either Way. -Sampsons Special (6th) MONMOUTH 1-Tropic Vim, Please Dance, Mighty Fit.
2-Autumn Joy, Johnny Boy 11, Count Moore. 3-Tully Toms River, Derby Dancer. 4-Lanmedon, Rough -n Nimble, Smooth Stone. 5 Velocity Queen, Speak Freely, Meritus. Honeytex.
Say Not. 7-Mimado 11, Jimmy Peanuts, Wings of Morning. 8- Happy Ridan, Dots Imp, Mopeta, 9-Atolis Sun, Hespero, Near Gallant. Best-Tully Jr. (3rd) AQUEDUCT 1-Finest Jade, Lidatorp, Distributor.
-Sea Nail, Something Rare, Predawn. 3 -Ohio Indian, Admirals Reward, Tudor Lloyd. -Bon Puyan, Brush Baron, Nosey PJ. -Fougasse, Handsome Jon, Praetorian Guard. -Sly Smile, Winsome Lea, Miss Georgene, 7-Box The Compass, Sadie Cherry Sundae.
8 Pleasant Harbour, Jeffs Joy, Saggy Rack. -Cool Canary, Estacourt, Double Boiler. Cool Canary (9th) Two Additions For Trot Shrine GOSHEN, N.Y. Two new names have been added to the list of Immortals in the Hall of Fame of the Trotter following their election by the Hall's board of trustees. They are Octave Blake, the late owner of Newport Stock Farm, and Jessie Pepper, recognized as one of the great foundation mares in harness horse history.
Art work will be received July 30 until noon. Pictures must be framed and wired for hanging and may not exceed 36 36 inches in size. Winners will be honored by the governor and will sit in a private box seat on Senior Citizen's Day and Governor's Day at the state fair in Trenton Sept. 18, 1969 Fare Reduction HACKENSACK Bergen County Freeholders are attempting to provide senior citizens -with half-fare bus service to county parks. The State has agreed to buy one half the cost of the program, to be implemented through the Public Service Coordinated Transport, which will benefit 10,000 senior citizens.
The board's special service committee, headed by Freeholder William J. Dorgan, is also trying to get public bus companies to allow seniors to ride for half price during nonrush hours. Those interested in new bus routes can call the Bergen County Department of Transportation for information. Asbury Trip PATERSON The Drop In Golden Age Club will leave at a.m. tomorrow on a bus ride for Asbury Park.
Members are to Ellison and Church The next business meeting will be Thursday, July 17. Seaside Heights EAST PATERSON The Golden Age Club has planned a trip to Seaside Heights for Tuesday, July 22. Buses will leave the youth building at 9 a.m. and begin the return trip at 5:30 p.m. Mrs.
Helen Allen is in charge of the arrangements, assisted by Mrs. Joseph Wiarda and Mrs. John Leone. Golden Trip To Lake PROSPECT PARK The Senior Citizens Club will hold a bus ride to Lake Wallinpaupak Thursday, July 17. Buses will leave the Legion Hall at 9 a.m.
and arrive at the lake for a noon meal at Hotel Capri according to Ricky Bosscheiter of the ride committee. Asbury Park WANAQUE The Golden Age Club has scheduled its trip to Asbury Park for Wednesday, July 23. Buses will leave the Borough Hall at 9 a.m. Plans are being made for a theater party to a matinee performance of the "Ice Capades" at the Paper Mill Playhouse next month and a picnic. at Ringwood Park Bus Trip Set POMPTON LAKES The Golden Age Club has completed plans for.
a bus ride to Asbury Park Thursday, July 24. Buses will leave the club room at 9:30 a.m. and arrive in Asbury Park in time for a luncheon at The Homestead Restaurant. The club will meet at 1 p.m. Thursday, July, 17, at the Center.
Picnic Slated MIDLAND PARK The Senior Group Inc. will hold picnic Wednesday, July 23, at the summer home of Mrs. Harold Kimble at. Lake. Pochung.
Mrs. Kimble is charter member of the group. Buses will leave the Memorial Library at 8 a.m. and begin the return trip at 4:30 p.m. Members can make reservations with Mrs.
Walter Partenheimer any day after 10 a.m, Mayor Names Professor PATERSON Dr. Willinda Savage, psychology professor at Paterson State College, has been appointed to the advisory board of the Council on Aging by Mayor Lawrence F. Kramer. Dr. Savage has worked with the council for two years.
She was responsible for organizing "college day" for senior citizens last May. Members ited Paterson State, attended classes, and toured the campus. They were guests of the college in the faculty dining room for lunch. Paterson State is cooperating with the council to bring senior citizens back to school in September. They will be attending classes in the center at the Paterson YWCA.
Members of the college faculty will conduct courses in psychology, writing for fun, drama, arts and crafts, adventures in the art media, religion, and history. Interested senior citizens are urged to contact the council for further information before July 28. Council Slates Summer Activities PATERSON The Paterson Council on Aging will continue in full swing throughout the summer with more programs. The daily food service program for senior citizens will continue in the Senior Citizens Day Center in the Paterson YWCA, Carroll offering a cents on presentation a full-course hot lunch for, 60 Medicare or Social Security identification card. Meals on wheels will deliver three meals a day, seven days a week to shut-ins for $7.50 a week.
At noon, shut-ins will be provided with box lunch, supper, and breakfast pack- ages. Applications for service may be made by calling 684-2384 or 684-6408. Free health counseling will be given by Mrs. Dorothy Suplicki, R. public health nurse from the city health department, from 1 to 3 p.
m. Wednesdays. A foot care clinic will continue through July at 9 a. m. Wednesdays and 1 p.
m. Fridays. Paterson residents on Medicare may enroll in the podiatry clinic for $2. The clinic will close during the month of August and resume Sept. 3.
Senior citizens interested in art are invited to art classes at 10 a. m. every Tuesday. Peter Galioto, internationallyknown artist, is giving free painting lessons. Singing, music, and dancing parties.
will be held every Monday and Friday afternoons at the center. An afternoon of games with Janet MacMahon and Lucy Natale will be held Friday. A travel film is scheduled to be shown followed by a card party the afternoon of Wednesday, July 16. Ted Freeman will conduct a a a sing-in on July 23 and a community sing will be held July 30 with Emil Dhondt and Philip Civitello..
