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4 3f EKlte 55 Frt HARTrORD COURANT: Friday, February 10, 1978 Frank 'Blinky' Palermo Eyes Manager's License Troubles at Lake Placid For Veteran Icemaker identified as Ben Thompson. Levin told the three-member commission he had asked Palermo to listen to Tt ompson's proposal and advise him of its merits. Levin said the proposal didn't go any further because he couldn't ascertain if Thompson actually had promoted any fights. "What I really want to do is have the kids get on the right path no mischief, no drugs," Palermo said after the hearing. "I lecture them.

In fact, I may take up lecturing about prisons." He said he would agree to 'F iu ized crime in the late 1950s! He and Frankie Carbo, a reputed underworld boss of boxing, both were convicted In 1961. Carbo was serving a 25-year prison sentence when he died 2 years ago. Pennsylvania law prohibits anyone convicted of a crime of the type in which Palermo was involved from being relicensed until 10 years after the imposition of sentencing. "We only urge that this applicant be treated no different than any other applicant," said Robert Gabriel, Palermo's attorney. RACE RESULTS Aqueduct and LeBombard said this was caused by a thin film of water that forms on the rink when the sun shines.

One of the Best LeBombard is considered one of the best if not the best iceman in the country. Yet he doubts he'll be asked back for the 1980 Olympics here. "Well, I don't work for peanuts," he said, adding, "They seem to want to do everything themselves." LeBombard was a little reluctant about getting into the finer points of icemaking "Nobody would care about it," he said because of its intricacies. "If you wrote a book about icemaking, nobody would read it," he said. "There's actually quite a lot involved." It was net hard to believe when he began talking about refrigeration systems, percolation tests, frost base, anti-corrosive acids, de-ionized water, etc.

"I remember the manager at Keystone (a natural, lake track) once told me all he knew about ice was that it was slippery and you put it in your drinks," LeBombard said. Tipped Over LeBombard related the story about the women's World Sprint Championships last year at Keystone when a television cameraman went into the drink. "This television crew set up one of their ftlatforms over a tributary feeding my ake," he said. "I told them it wasn't going to work, that it would end up tipping over like the Tower of Pizza. "Well, it did, and one of the men on the platform wound up going right through the ice.

The next day," LeBombard said, "the same guy drove a front loader (something akin to a steam shovel) onto the ice and right through the hole. The guy was fired, of course. "The next day I went to the president of Keystone and we convinced them (the tv network) to move the platform, so they brought in a derrick and moved it to the bank of the tributary," he said. "But the track already had begun to sag at that end, so we took ice blocks and put them under it, and their buoyancy lifted the track. I think we put 30 tons of ice blocks under the track.

And somehow, we pulled it off." LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (AP) Lyle Le-Bombard. who proudly proclaims himself half French and half American Indian, has been making ice for competitive speed skating for 11 years. He's 58 years old and plans to retire next year from his regular duties as the iceman at the West Alhs, oval. But, for the time being, he's in charge of preparing the ice at Lake Placid's new oval for this weekend's World Sprint Speed Skating Championships.

"They contracted me to do this job," said LeBombard, "and when I take a job I like to do the best job possible. I'm very proud of the work I do." Controversy However, LeBombard, who has traveled the world making ice for competi-. tion, has had his problems since coming here. The refrigerated, 400-meter oval only the second one in the Western Hemisphere has been a source of constant controversy since the 50-plus skaters from 16 countries began arriving here last week. U.S.

Coach Peter Schotting has criticL ed the ice, the wind currents and the surrounding construction. And Wednesday afternoon, when he finally succumbed to the urge for sleep, LeBombard had been at work for 36 hours, clearing the remnants of a snow storm that dumped two feet of snow on this Adirondack Mountain village. "The people out here are a little strange," said LeBombard, who also has done extensive work at the natural ice rink at Keystone, Colo. "They have this zealousness to do everything themselves, but if it was me, I'd be asking for as much help as possible." LeBombard said that while the people here displayed the "technical resources to build the rink, they didn't have the practical knowledge." Some of the most common complaints have been the close proximity of the cyclone fences to the rink, the encroachment of several buildings that house support personnel, strange wind currents created by the adjacent high school and Olympic Arena, and soft spots in the ice created by reflected sunlight from the hill at one end of the oval. Still, this rink is conceded to be possibly the fastest in the world on any given day, v.

ft Serious About It Leon Spinks jogs with unidentified companion on golf course at the Las Vegas Country Club, as he prepares for Feb. 15 meeting with Muhammad Ali at the Las Vegas Hilton Pavilion (AP). 'World's Fastest Human' To Test Boast Tonight RACE ENTREES Today's Bridgeport Jai Alai Entries Aqueduct Entries Plus Probable Jockeys Past 1:05 PM. EST FIRST 16,000 claiming, 4-vear-oids and up, 6 furlongs. Horn Jeskev x-Bsckdouble A.

Patterson Jake'sLate W.H. McCaulev 4 1 Nlge'sNall No Boy x-a-Red Rock Pass R.Hernandez Jolly Mark No Boy Samuell BarzeH T. Knapp x-Florates D.B.Thomas Frankly Yours E. McKnignt x-Cayman Isle McCaulev Enrique U. R.

Turcotle Crimson Bayou R.I. Velei 8 Hedden Road No Boy 18 Roaron Tiger J.L. Samyn Catch A Wave A. Patterson Lfl Tommie A. Santiago Bird Jay No Boy Lota Kid No Boy No Boy aCoupled.

SECOND $8,000 claiming, 4-year-olds and up, fillies and mares, 6 furlongs. PHILADELPHIA (AP) Former boxing manager Frank "Blinky" Palermo, convicted in 1961 of extortion, asked the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission Thursday to allow him to resume his managing career. The 73-year-old Palermo, paroled from federal prison in 1971, told the commission he is seeking a manager's license because he wants to advise amateur fighters at a suburban boxing club and manage them if they turn professional. "If the opportunity would come up, I'd have my license and would be ready to go with him," said Palermo. "I give my word I don't intend to get involved with any established fighter." The commission deferred action on Palermo's application until its April 11 meeting, but Commonwealth Secretary Barton Fields, who conducted the 90-minute session, said the panel could convene a special meeting and rule on the request if a transcript of the hearing is available before then.

Palermo, who entered federal prison in 1964 after being convicted in Los Angeles of extortion and bribery, denied he had any financial or contingency agreements with established pro boxers, including heavyweight contender Jimmy Young. Palermo had been rumored to have an interest in Young, but Jack Levin, who co-owns and co-manages the Philadelphia boxer, also denied the veteran manager had any connection with Young. However, Levin, called as a character witness, acknowledged Palermo attended a meeting here in December at which a proposed bout between Young and heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali was discussed with a California promoter he South-New Britain Site Switched The site for tonight's high school basketball game between South Catholic of Hartford and New Britain has been switched. The game will be played at Goodwin Tech in New Britain not at New Britain High as originally scheduled. Starting time is 8 p.m.

Bloomfield Girls Rip Rockville, 48-30 ROCKVILLE Bloom-field High thrashed Rockville, 48-30 in girls basketball Thursday afternoon. The Warriors, on top 30-11 at halftime, were never threatened en route to their eighth win in 17 games. Denise Brough led the Bloomfield scorers with 18 points while Peggy Foss' 15 paced Rockville, now 1-11. Ex-Cycling Star Succumbs in Italy ALESSANDRIA, Italy (AP) Costante Girarden-go, a former international cycling star, died in a hospital here Wednesday of a heart failure. He was 84.

Girardengo's fantastic sprint made him one of the best cyclists in the world in the 1920s and '30s, when he won two Tour of Italy cycling races, six editions of the Milan-San Remo classic, three Tours of Lombardy and nine Italian open road titles. In his career he won 126 events on the road and hundreds on tracks. After retiring in 1935, he started manufacturing bicycles. The company carrying his name, now run by his sons, is one of the biggest in Italy. Last Jan.

9 he fractured hi left leg in a fall at home. Columbia, Harvard To Play Sunday NEW YORK (UPI) The scheduled basketball game between Columbia and Harvard Friday night was postponed Thursday because of a travel ban in Boston. The game was rescheduled for 6 p.m. Sunday. OWN MORS CBETIOBHS haftrto IriU tatratiat hps Complete detoib on cost pupa, rearing I training farms, li.anse, ivnw.

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Jungle A. Annonio 117 D.J.Deas T.Waliis 113 All Trace R.Hernandez 7 117 EIGHTH 116,000 allowances, 4-year-olds and up, 11 16 miles. Hers Jeckev Wt Bay Laurel J. Amy 3 115 PreienseRoyal W.H.McCauley 115 Lancer's Pride No Soy 7 115 Higher Learning G. Prosper 13 115 American Royally No Boy 1 1)5 x-MystoHM T.Kupfer 110 x-Albeno M.

Pino 103 Supreme Pleasure R.Turcotte 115 Dancing FligM J. Arellano 2 119 Shubert Alley J. Vasouez 9 115 Altar No Boy I IS Ode To A Lark R. Hernandez 119 NINTH claiming, 3-year-olds, maiden colts and geldings, 6 furlongs. Horse Jockey 7 3 Mary's Pride x-FaslGrey x-Vola Mark x-Turf Lightening x-Goosbye Again Cavallnk Asslgnat Swapsliner x-Meglomaniac x-Hot Jamie Blezln-C.

x-John Roche Grazer Party Gentleman's Art x-Tail Story x-After Six Nifty Tucker DB. Thomas No Boy No Bov A.M. Rodriguez N. Kenny J. Amy A.

Oram J. Vasouez No Boy T.Kupfer A. Patterson A. Santaoata J. Brocklebank T.

Campanelli No Bov T.Kupfer No Boy -Music Man Melz L. Petro Dally Racing Farm Consensus. Best Bet-Golden Reunion in third. S-UPi Selections. One Best: Jakes Late in first.

x-AAC. Listed to post. Hialeah Park Pest 1:15 P.M. EST. FIRST $5,000 claiming, 3-year-olds, 7 furlongs.

take a provisional license that prohibited him from having any interest in any established boxer. "I want to start 'em from scratch," he said. Palermo, who began managing pro boxers in 1934, managed former lightweight champion Ike Williams and welterweight champion Johnny Saxton before being toppled in scandals linked to control of boxing by organ- Gilbert Wins NWCDiv.II Hoop Title AVON Rita Fradette and Joann Young flipped in 19 and 18 points respectively to pace Gilbert to a 72-53 girls basketball win over Avon Thursday. The victory gave Gilbert the Northwest Conference Division II title. Gilbert is 9-0 in the NWC and 12-4 overall.

Avon, 5-10 on the season, was led by Debbie Breckinridge's 19 points. Conard Outscores Winless Enfield, 82-62 WEST HARTFORD-Ralph Sundstrom scored 25 Eoints and Peter Ginouves ad 18 points and 18 rebounds to help 7-9 Conard to an 82-62 victory over winless Enfield Thursday night. Sundstrom scored 19 of his points in the second half and sparked Conard on an 18 to 9 superior scoring streak in the third period when the Chieftains put the game away. Bob Whittle scored 19, high for 0-17 Enfield, and Courtney McLaughlin added 17. CONARD (12): A.

Jones 2 0 4, Arel 7 0 14, Morron 3 17, Varum 1 0 2, Sundstrom 11 3 25, sanies 1 0 2, M. Jones 2 2, Ginsberg 1 0 2, George 1 0 2, Ginouves 2 II. Totals: 37 8. ENFIELD (2: McLaughlin 7 3 17, Keegan 2 0 4, Flower 259, Conic 1 7, Whittle 119, Snlrlev 30 Totals: 24 14. Halftime: 40-37, Conard.

Windsor Locks Topples Windsor WINDSOR LOCKS Bob Hebebrand scored eight of his 12 points in the final period to help rally Windsor Locks to a 53-48 high school basketball win over Windsor Thursday night. Windsor grabbed a 46-41 lead in the final period but Hebebrand along with top scorer Steve Michalewicz led the rally for the 9-8 winners, 5-5 in the Central Valley Conference. WINDSOR LOCKS (S3): AHenOOO, Farmer 3 1 7, Flvnn 4 0 1. Hebebrand 8 012, Lalorra 2 2 4, Michalewicz 5414, Tavlor 204, Kervlch 1 0 2. Totals: 73 7.

WINDSOR (41): Davis 80 12, Zawaskv 3 3 9, Johnson 1 2 4, ManagoH 308, Phillips 241, Jones 2 0 4. (XShea 1 1 3. Sharos 1 0 2. Totals: 19 10. HaltHme score: Windsor Locks, 23-2).

Scholastic Track GLASTONBURY 75, SIMSBURV 21 GLASTONBURY PULASKI 40.5 PULASKI 77, SIMSBURV 24 Long Jutno: Tinson (G), 18 SO dash: Vest G). 5.9, 4 225 may: Pulaski (names unavailable); Two mile run: Crlllv (S). 1O.50J; 800 run: Vest (G), Nigh hurdles: Scnutj s. 8a 1000 run: Briues (P), 2:35, Mile: Ferguson (G) 300 run: Thomas (P) 38.1; 4 450 relay: Glastonbury (Lalko, Peck, Hedges, Vosl), that put: Lessne (G), t.r High lump: Ke-emmerien (S) 8' Polo Vault: Brouoer IG) IV Records: Glastonbury Is 4-3. Scholastic Gymnastics SIMSBURV 87.45, CONARD 12.85 Bart: 1.

tie, Rosenberrv (S), Root (S). 7.1; 3. Eblen (C); Beam: Rosenberrv (S), 7.10; 2 Arndt (S); 3. Eblen (C; Vaulting: 1. Rosenberrv (S), 8.35, 2.

Reinsmlth (C). 3. (Merchant (SI, Floor Exercise: I. Rosenberrv (S). 8.45; 2.

tie Mar-chant (S), Eblen (C), Records; Skmbury is 8-1; Conard is 8-2. HAND 85.20, GUILFORD 78.30 Vaulting: I. Sarr (H), 2. Florio (H) and Lombard! (G), 7.8; Bars: I. Sarr (H), 7.1; I Mc-Murray (H), 895; 3.

Monahan (H), 8.25; Beam: Sarr (H), 7.7; 2. Ghrroll (G), 8.95; 3. Reillv (H), 8.15, Floor: 1. Sarr (H), 7.25; 2. Taoatac (G), 7.0; 3.McMurrav(H),8.9S.

Scholastic Wrestling FARMINGTON 15, BACON ACADEMY Jl 102: Adams IB) om Matals al 105; 109: Webb won by torlelt. 118: Hemingway won by forfoll. 123: Mowet (B) Pin Kllpatrick al 3.59: 130. Chare-dlo(F) pn Schoolev at 134: Pawtoskl (F) dec O'Brien, 18-18; 142: Montgomery (B) pin Golba at 149: Martin (F) dec Shain, 19-8; 159: Sham (B) dec Goravco, 10-5; 171: Ascore (F) won by tortolt; It Drown (F) won by forfeit; Unlimited: Vary (B) won by forfeit. Bacon is 5-S.

Farmlngton U3-7. fV TRUCK A a ninnsir bit nn bbvi IN STUCK DO BODIES SANDERS UTILITY BODIES IIEWBEUYIOID BLOCUTtLD.CT. 0,002 TEL. 243-2953 FIRST: Bllou Beach, Prosper Joel Ethan. Turcotle Orowaxe, McCaulev Time: 1:53 35.

Scratched: Port News. SECOND: Sharpsburg, Hernandei Fresh Native, KcKnight Ql Yang. Green 13.40 5.80 4.40 8.20 100 9.40 7.20 420 340 500 4.80 8.40 Time: 1:11 15. Dav Double: (9-9) paid 847.20. Scratched: Mum Bold, Iseo, Con You Afford Mo.

Undo Ugly. THIRD: dh-Suri Hunter, Hernandei S.80 120 3.00 dh-Seward. Amy 3.40 180 2.80 Beignet.Valei 4J0 yn pgad neat to win. Euctas: (1-2) eaid S17.40. (2-1) paid (10.80.

ScrahJiod: Sedge, Union Lino. Crimson bayou FOURTH: One Heart, Prosper dh-Bobv Deo Jov, Turcotle oTi-Hamburgar, Hernandei 24 80 1.80 7.20 8.00 8 80 3.80 Time: 1:12 45 tfhOoan hoot for 2nd. Scratched Bet The Limit, Mogalomaeioc, Souoro Yard, My Freedom, Spittv. Bold Lenso. FIFTH: Night Bomber, Prosper 1040 8.40 4.20 Cast Adrift, Martens 14.80 1140 Gay Plume, Graotl S.40 Time: 1:44 31 Eucta (5-10) paid 842000.

Scratched: Rastaferlan, Bend Ability. A8 Our Hopes, Traveling Free. SIXTH: A-Ruano, Knapp 23.80 9.20 8.00 900 7.80 420 Logs a Lamb. Martens Blue Masque, Gomalei Time: 1:13 A-CouWed with Richard's Mother. Scratched Shady Kale.

SEVENTH: Ali Trace, Hernandei Corbotero.Velei 20.20 1000 7 JO 4.00 380 2.80 Borden Time: 1:11 15 ExactaO-OlPdSltVW Scratched Smiling Faces, Internal Vernal. EIGHTH: Doric Prince, Kupfer Dynamite Darren, Rodriguez Hasty Chieftain, Martens Time: 1:12 No Scratches. NINTH: Sky Messenger, Amy Aerodrome, Turcotle Bold and Fast 20, Hernandei 17.80 180 5.00 14.40 8.80 840 7.20 4.80 300 9.20 5.00 3.40 Time: 1:1245 Triple (4-1 1-9) paid 1230.00 Scratched Governor Juice, Pole Crlstofl, High Dance, French Duel, Yawohl, Be-A-Son, Back-double. Attendance: 7,812 Handle: 81,320,789 Aqueduct OTB FIRST: 7.00, 4.80; 8.20, 7.20. Scratches: E.

SECOND: 8.40, 4.00. 3.80; FU 4.40, 4.20, 1 5.80 Scratches: H-K-M-N Daily uble: J-J, 3 THIRD: A 4.50, 5.20, 3.80; 3.20. 4.80, 3.20, (Dead Heat To Win); Scratches: D-M-N. Electa: A-B, 13.80; B-A, 10.80. FOURTH: LY-92A), 28.00, 19.20; 4.80, 4.00; 3.20, 4.40.

(Dead Heat To Place); Scratches: H-M-O-P-Q-R. FIFTH: 14.00, 8.80, 5.40; 9.80, I 8.40. Scratches: F-K-L-N. Exacta: E-M, 399.00. SIXTH: 8.80, 8.80; 940; Scratches: O.

SEVENTH: 14.80, 8.20, 3.40; 8.20, 4.20; 2.40. Scratches: E-l. Exacta: H-F, 104.20. EIGHTH: 8.80. 5.40, 7.20, -MM.

NINTH: 3.80, 2.40; 4.80; Scratches: C-D-G-L-M-N-P. Triple: H-O-K, 167.20. Mutual Handle: 125,448. Hialeah Park FIRST: Subsonic. Garrldo 24.00 1340 8.40 Santiago Girl, Cardone 140 3 60 Undo Johnny, Gatfgllone 5.80 Time: 1:1235 Scratched Joker John, Advertiser, Little Thrust, We Mean Well, Jolly Host, Bluffers Moon.

SECOND: Grecian Nile. Solomone 8.40 4.40 3.80 Tdrbino Powered, MacBeth 7.00 5.20 Tasteful Prophecy, Maple 6 00 Time: 1:52 25 Pertocta (9-8) paid 849.60 Daily Double (2-9) paid 8220 00 Scratched Thatsa Take, Cinderella Hop, Rarif icatkjn. Marching Cat. THIRD: Treasure Run.Ceoono 19.80 9.00 6.80 Miss Turnpike, Rodrlguei 6.80 5.00 Bubbling Like, Veiasouei 8.60 Time: 1:12 15 Scratched Elaine Hawaiian Gardens, Chose One, A Saint I Ain't, Sad Girl, Royal Snow Job. FOURTH: Tongarlo, Edwards 4.20 300 2.40 4.60 3.80 Congeniol Diplomat, Thornburg Rovalnetertlll, Gatfgllone Time: 1:5135 Pertecta (3-1) paid 832.80 Trlfocta (3-1-4) paid $208 80 Scratched Aalcodolne.

FIFTH: Quatre Saisons, Maple MarciLvnn, Fen Beseech, Veiasouei Time: 1:1045 No scratches. SIXTH: Heather Mist. JD Bailev Sum Daisy, Sotomone its Red's Millie, MacBeth 5.80 8.20 4.00 3.40 3.80 2 40 3.40 48 80 1100 6 40 7.60 4 40 280 Time lil 15 Perfecla (8-1) Paid 8406 00 Scratched High Born, Fox Imp, Friendly Flower, Behevingaise. SEVENTH: Junction, Maple Navy Breeie, Mlcell Kuma San, JD Bailev Time 17235 Scratched Tipo Town. EIGHTH: David El Paso, Veiasouei Poverty Bov, Fall King's Fashion, Ruiano Time 14925 Perfocta (4-1) Paid 834.00 Scratched Beach Burn.

NINTH: Xmas Box, Solomone Sunny Episode. Fen That's A Nice, JS Rodriguet Time: 2i 45 (Good) Scratched Oilfield. TENTH: Kitty Power, JA Rodrlguei Mac's Return. Miceli A.J.'sAum.E Maple 340 2.20 2.80 240 280 3.80 4.80 3.80 2 80 6.40 6.00 IO20 H.80 6 40 4.20 440 3.20 3.80 8040 23.40 16.40 18.00 10.80 4.80 Time: 1:45 15 Perfocta (4-5) Paid 8798 20 Trtfocla (4-5-8) Paid 84,254.40 Scratched Fine Distinction. Look For Lisa.

Bingo Star. PhMv Mhilly, Fiesta Special. Royal Assagai. Attendance 13,474. Handle 11337,991.

mm fill JIJIallllTik I Herse Jockey Wt Beetrlollc G. Prosper 113 Precious Advocate DB Thomas 2 113 x-Queen Boor T. Knapp 101 Signal Six A.Graell 117 Phirs Landing WH. McCaulev 11 117 Home Moid Pasta A. Borden 117 x-Camotop No Boy 11 Nudie J.L.

Samyn 14 1 117 While's Boo Boo W.H.McCauley 3 117 Flnetta R.Hernandez 117 x-Thrlllofltall AM. Rodriguez 112 x-DalsyWUi G.Krek 108 x-FrenchCoup Knapp 9 112 x-Run Marsha No Boy in Take My Number J. Brocklebank 113 Luchanla J. Baxis 117 T.Kupfer 101 TcteDor R.I Velei 117 THIRD $8,500 claiming, 3-year-okts, fillies, 6 furlongs. Horse Jockey Wt -Golden Reunion T.

Knapp 23 111 Ginger Miss J.Vasauez 3 114 e-Joyfuli Susie R.I. Velez 2 112 x-Olsaca T.Kupfer 111 Pris'NWIn L. Samyn 112 i-Gkxy Lane Norwood 106 Hale with II G. Martens 9 ill Raisin Amy 1 116 x-GameOf Fortune G. Kurek 109 Royal Harvest Martens )16 ShadtXow A Senilooo 118 a-Mldnlte Dance Velez 6 112 FOURTH $13,000, maidens 3 and 4-year-olds, 6 furlongs.

Hers Jockey Wt x-DancingOana upfe 102 a-Annie annie No Soy 107 Todd Herman Rosado 6 112 Paper Eagle A Borden 112 Silver Spartan J. Brocklebank 2 126 Cosmic At A.Graell 3 112 HollvToe No Boy 112 x-b-WilchesAllbhai R.McKnighl 16 102 Pokeymoonshlne Hernanoez 1 112 Happy Duke J. Healv 126 x-Shbvgn Weduing KB 114 Wanda's Luv J. Amy 107 Catherine Mendel G. Prosper 107 JoKar A.

Santiago 9 112 Rip's Date J.L. Samyn 107 a-Garamar J.Vasguez 112 French Indian A.Graell 112 b-SaltvAlibhal No Boy 107 Britain's Nick Rose of Western kentucky. In between, the field also is top-flight. The mile features Tanzania's Filbert Bayi, the world record holder at 1,500 meters, seeking his first victory this season' after seven losses; Irish Olympian Eamonn Coghlan; Kenya's Wilson Wa-igwa, winner of two indoor races this year; comeback-ing Marty Liquori, once the premier miler in the United States, and young Steve Scott of California-Irvine. The high jump has the 1-2-3 Olympic finishers Poland's Jacek Wszola, Canada's Greg Joy and Dwight Stones of the United States respectively.

Indoor world record holder Franklin Jacobs of Fairleigh Dickinson University withdrew Thursday, suffering from the flu and the result of two impacted wisdom teeth extracted Wednesday. The pole vault has world indoor record holder Mike Tully of UCLA, former record holder Dan Ripley, ex-outdoor record holder Earl Bell and Poland's Wladyslaw Kozakiewicz, ranked No.l in the world. Board Rejects Jockey Appeal BALTIMORE (AP) The Maryland Racing Commission has rejected the reinstatement request of Jesse Davidson, a former North American riding champion convicted of race fixing. On a 3-2 vote, the commission's Thoroughbred Board refused to repeal the five-year suspension imposed against Davidson following his conviction in the fall of 1975. Davidson, 35, North America's winningest rider in 1965, and fellow jockeys Luigi Gino, Ben Feliciano and Eric Walsh were convicted of fixing the ninth race at Bowie Race Course Feb 14, 1975.

Walsh committed suicide shortly after the conviction. The others served 4 months each at the Allen-wood, federal prison camp. The state Racing Commission suspended their licenses for five years apiece, during which time they are barred from the grounds of all North American race tracks. FIRST: Hernandez-Mug ue'ia Ibarlucee-Gondra Durango-lbarra Mazza-Yogi SECOND: Mazza-lbarra Durango-Okoki Ibarlucea-Garrachon Hernandez-Arrarle THIRD: Durango- Azpiri I Mazza-Garrachon Hernandez-Gondra Olasolo-Muguerza FOURTH: Hernandez-Ibarra Durango- Muguerza Mazza-Azpiril Orbegozo-Garrachon FIFTH: Orbegozo-Echaburu Chirtu-Calzacorta Castro-Echano Lopetegui-Mugortegui SIXTH: Esteben Echono Recaide Ecnaburu SEVENTH: Aramayo l-Echano Caslro-Calzacorta Lecube-lrlondo Egurbi-Arrarte EIGHTH: Lecube-Mugartegui Gulsasola-Golcoechea Bengoa-Esteben Elu-Echave NINTH: Orbea-Golcoechea Bengoa-Yogl Ibarreche-Echave Chirfu-Chasio TENTH: Elu Gulsasola Or bea Bengoa ELEVENTH: Etu-Calzacorta Ibarrocne-Echnno Castro-Echaburu Del Rio-Recalde TWELFTH: Lecube-Recalde Elu-Esteben Aramayo l-lriondo Guisasola-Mugarlegul Ibarreche-Garrachon Olasolo-Okoki Lopetegui-Azpiri 1 Orbegozo-Arregul Chirtu-Anegul Lopetegul-Muguerza Orbegozo-Gondra Oiasolo-Azpiri I De Rk-lbarra Orbegozo-OKoki Lopeiegui-Arregui Ibarlucea-Yogi Caslro-Arregul Ibarlucea-Arrarte Olasolo-Gondra Lopetegul-Okoki Elu-Golcoechea Ibarreche-Arrarte Del Rio-Yogi Oiasolo-lriondo Lecube Goyo Chirtu Del Rio Ondarres-Govo Bengoa-Chasio Orbea-Echave Ibarreche-Churruca Egurbl-Chasio Orbea-Govo Del Rio-Churruca Ondarres-Colzacorta Aramayo l-Churruca Ondarres-Recakte Gulsasola -Goyo Egurbi-Echaburu Egurbi Churruca Ondarres Aramayo I Guisasola-lriondo Lecube-Esteben Aramavo l-Goicoechea Chirtu-Mugartegul Orttea-Chasio Ondarres-Echave Egurbl-Govo Bengoa-Churruca Dog Sled" Races Scheduled Sunday HADDAM The Connecticut Valley Siberian Husky Club will hold its annual sled-dog races Sunday starting at 10:30 a.m. at Cocka-ponset State Forest in Had-dam.

One dog juniors will be the first to race followed by the larger teams at noon. There are eight class races scheduled, ranging from two-tenths a mile to over five miles. Further information may be obtained by contacting Jerry LeVass-eur, Race Chairman, 34 Princess Drive, Madison, 06443. Choate Five Snaps Long Losing Streak WALLINGFORD The Choate School snapped an eight-game basketball losing streak Thursday afternoon with a 49-45 win over Willi-ston Academy. Choate, now 2-8, led 27-22 at halftime but had to rally from a 34-31 deficit early in the final quarter.

Dan Curley scored 14 points for Choate and Tony Mendoze 12 while Roy McGhee led Williston, now 5-8, with 13. CHOATE (49): Crlchlow 3 0 6. Sitonles 0 2 2, Fleming 306 Mackie 1 5 7, Mendoza 52 12. Solomon 1 0 2, Curley 5 4 14, Totals 18 13 4v. WILLISTON 145): Brown 1 0 2.

Dellard 1 0 2. Manke 2 0 4, McE'rov 2 0 McGnee 5 3 13, Peri-chitcfi 4 2 10, Szawkwvski 5 0 10, Totats 20 5 45. Halftime: Choate. 27-22. TORONTO (AP) Houston McTear, the self-proclaimed world's fastest human, gets to support his boast tonight when he meets a first-class international field of sprinters in the Toronto Star Maple Leafs Indoor Games.

The suddenly brash McTear, perhaps taking lessons from his benefactor world heavyweight champion Mu-hummad Ali will line up in the 50-yard dash against such highly regarded rivals as Olympic 200-meter champion Don Quarrie of Jamaica, World Cup champion Steve Williams of San Diego, European Cup champion Eugen Ray of East Germany, Olympian Chris Gar-penborg of Sweden and veteran Steve Riddick of the Philadelphia Pioneer Club. The field doesn't fluster the 20-year-old McTear, now attending Cerritos Junior College in Norwalk, after receiving financial aid from Ali. "I don't know how the veteran sprinters feel about me now and I hope none of them have anything against me," said McTear. "They're getting old and right now I feel I've taken command. "The only way I'll get beat is for somebody to come along like I did when I started beating them.

That's what I'm saying now. Somebody has to come up and beat me. Other than that, I'm in command." Once McTear has gotten out of the blocks properly this season he was disqualified for two false starts at Philadelphia he has been sensational, setting world indoor records for 60 meters (6.54 seconds at the Muhammad Ali Games) and for 60 yards (6.11 seconds at the Millrose Games). The 50, the shortest race on the program, shapes up as a brilliant duel. So does the 3-mile, the meet's longest race.

Entered in the distance test are Dick Buerkle, who early this season set a world indoor record of 3 minutes, 54.9 seconds for the mile; Dick Quax of New. Zealand, the world record holder at 5,000 meters; Kenya's Samson Kimombwa, a student at Washington State university and the world record holder; Tanzania's Suleiman Nyambui, who ran the second-fastest indoor 2-mile in history this year, Kenya's Henry Rono of Washington State and Great xZpCdeKenv 107 xGravlGrty 106 Marching Cat 112 FavorteKnght 116 Dan Dan 116 Letona 114 KngofLatrobe 112 Foggy John O. 116 Ambhavng Sailor 116 Naive Shade 109 BakrsChocolte 111 xLobbvM. Ill Dark Hope 112 Thyme Time 116 Able Feather 114 Seen Mission 107 xAdvenlser 105 MarworsMisl 111 SECOND 14,300 claiming. 4-year-olds, and up, 6 furlongs.

Native Wave 116 Bag of Beans 116 Overcptiized 116 xFabid Ambasadr 111 An Sub 116 Speak Murphy 116 Lucky Lola 116 Courbet2d 112 Foremst Plesure 166 SmeOn'sFrst 111 DIQuallta 112 Eirc'sChamp 116 Lavish Lad lit Emancpaoor 116 Lidlitter 116 xAspen 107 Mr Chuvnist 116 XLOri'sMIss 104 THIRD 17,500 maidens, 3-vear-olds, 7 furlongs. Golden Really 120 FrobesRoad 120 Dredger 120 Joy's Pick 120 Chez Dancer 120 TaxiFrTakoff 120 Brilant Plesure 120 Major Beau 120 Four Wheeler 120 FlagHcisler 120 EvesMyKuler 120 Svello 120 Bob Who 120 Gustoso 120 Delta Flag 120 Rangle's Edition 120 NorlhrnWhvs 120 Famous Relation 120 FOURTH S6.200 claiming, 3-vear-olds. fillies, 6 furlongs. CtchMeNaul 112 Dede Anderson 116 TwoLineLdv 112 ThlnknGo 112 Brooklyn Knght 116 Fines Are Fun 112 Hyde Miss 116 Polly Peacntree 114 Fillten 116 Lillians Flight 116 Crem Sucre 112 xPrud Seamstres 105 xShv Amazon 105 La Grand Irish 116 Speler'sGirl 116 PopoedCorn 116 xChatalainc 105 Arctic Herb 116 FIFTH 110,000 allowances, 4-year-olds, and up, 6 furlongs. Quick Cut 112 AliRoMar 112 Take Me Along 112 xRovRov 125 King Norm 112 Kntucky Frnchmn 112 DonZinon 112 SI TH $7,500 claiming, 3-vear-olds, 6 furlongs.

BewreThPrunr 112 FrickorFrck 116 FMeiGar 112 xOuplctePnce 105 James Henry 116 Idle Terry HI Lunar Mike 112 Orkney Isle 116 Quick Council 116 Double Native 116 I've Gill All 114 KashKsWork 114 Colonel C.B 116 Brave Leo 116 SEVENTH $1,500 allowances, 4-year-otds, and up, fillies and mares, 7 furlongs Idle Sun 114 SprklngKte 114 xCombiDentsi 109 Redwood Lndlng 17? Pique 114 xSagaponack 109 Noshimi 114 114 WnataQueen 122 SurnThMony 114 Simple English 119 EIGHTH allowances, 3-vear-oids, fiies. 1 116 mile turf. Maron'sBI'ss 1)4 xa Grey Jet 117 Line Comocte 114 Jealous Cat 114 Grlse 114 SisfMryPul 114 Gey Missy 114 AuntMa'llna 114 114 KyToTnBik 114 Flack Attack 114 xBluffrsMoon 109 Natlvelmp 114 JungleMisI 114 Island Kiss 119 Surf 114 a Coupled, Coupled. FIFTH 19,000 claiming, 4-year-olds and up, 1 116 milts. Herse Jockey Wt x-UnckfUgty R.E.

McKnignt 110 Qrllate No Boy 5 115 Royal Tuthe No Boy 3 117 GwdMito J. Vasouez 2 119 I'riadlptomat R.Hernandez 14 1 117 Lightning Lead A.Graell 113 Traveling Free G. Prosper 1 17 KendaH Drive J.L Samyn 6 113 x-Last Family L.Norwood 107 Limited Funds A. Patterson 117 i-Aspiring T. Knapp 112 Tiam A.

Santiago 117 George Of Canada T. Wallis 115 Lord Bradford G. Martens 117 Sea Stopper J. Brocklebank 113 x-MnRev T.Kupfer 110 i-VentorWo RA Hernandez 110 SIXTH $10,000, maidens, 3-year-olds and uo, fillies and mares, 6 furlongs. Hers Jockey Wt CcsmlcLaw T.Wailis 117 Fabled Peace B.

Thomas 112 Malko No Boy 3 112 NtwXanllppt T.Waliis "2 Wyote J. Baxis 2 112 slWs Lyric G. Prosper 18 112 Ceroet De Bal McCaulev 1 126 CpeiiBjr G. Martens 112 Don't Flap Around J.L Samyn 7 117 Garden Princess G. Martens 12 112 Aesculedan J.Vasauez SEVENTH 110,000 claiming, 4-veer-o'ds and up, miles and mares.

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