Tonight At Roosevelt Tony Sisti's Best Bet Johnny Bravo (2) Graded Entries First Pest 8 PM All Races One Mile FIRST: $18,000 Claiming Pace. Purse $7,500. PP Horse Last3 Driver Odds 4 Kim Burt's Christy 2-2-1 T. Wing 3 Nevele Arrival 4-3-3 W. Bresnabah 00 0010 Steven's Gem 8-1-5 VAurigemma 1 Synek 7-4-3 P.IngrassiaJr Ripping Colonel 2-4-1 R.
Daigneault Allwin Prissy 6-3-3 B. Steall 8-1 8 Lord Talks 6-1-5 J. Marsh Jr. 12-1 9 JK's Best 3-1-6 No Driver AE 5 Alias 5-7-2 J. Marohn 12-1 SECOND: Conditioned Pace.
Purse $7,500. 2 Johnny Bravo 1-1-1 Hen. Filion 5-2 10 5 Hagar Attention The Now Horrible 3-10-1 2-5-3 T. H. Dancer Merriman Jr.
Money Makin Man 4-7-1 G. Phalen 00 Krak Joe 2-6-2 J. Marsh Jr. N- Brent's Choice 1-7-2 C. Abbatiello 8-1 4 Hogan's Strike Out 6-9-1 Jo.
Grasso 12-1 9 Invisible Doc 6-5-7 Jn. Kopas AE 10 8 Mar Jim Skipper 4-6-6 R. Rash 20-1 Dixie's Devil 2-3-1 No Driver AE THIRD: Class C-2 Pace. Purse $9,000. 3 Preacher Edith 7-8-5 1-1-1 J.
Hen. Marsh Filion Jr. DO OB Sammykins 6 Blue Lille 1-1-4 R. Daigneault One Strike 3-3-1 T. Wing 0 Keep Her Barefoot 6-4-4 D.
Insko 5-1 Joyce Collins 2-2-7 J. Marohn AE Jennifer's Bunny 3-6-7 R. Perry 8-1 Skippy's Betty 5-4-6 Jn. Kopas 12-1 Shar Mel 4-1-4 C. Abbatiello 12-1 10 Blue Grass Lou 3-5-3 Mac Donald AE FOURTH: Conditioned Pace.
Purse $7,500. Kaye's Apache Andy Knight Dandy 2-6-2 2-1-2 C. T. Abbatiello Merriman A 01 Mel's Pillow Ribbon 10-5-5 5-3-2 G. Procino Fight PIngrassiaJr 60 Fulla Trouble 90-5-4 D.
Insko Artful Dodger 4-2-7 E. Harner 01 Reckless Abandon 7-4-1 W. Popfinger 00 10 Most Galliot Fickle Fella 3-3-6 6-6-7 B. R. Steall Daigneault 20-1 AE 10 Transfusion 8-6-2 Hen.
Filion AE FIFTH: National Pacing Derby. Purse $100,000. 00 3 Direct Armbro Scooter Splurge 1-1-3 1-1-1 J. W. Campbell Cameron New Lew 2-2-2 R.
Remmen 5 Fight The Foe 1-8-6 J. Marsh Jr. 6-1 Johnny Bravo (2nd) still BETS id investment. Play him with second in the double. Direct PIECES cluding a 1:5425 mile over get a good trip.
Set Point 1 Lime Time 6-3-1 D. Insko 5-1 A 4 00 00 Tijuana Lobell Taxi 3-4-1 4-1-2 C. Her. Abbatiello Filion. 20-1 A Melvin's Strike 2-3-6 J.
Marohn 20-1 SIXTH: $40,000 Claiming Pace. Purse $11,500. 2 Jewell's Dream 3-1-1 T. Wing 00 Stevie Bowler 3-7-2 R. Perry Balance Of Power 7-1-2 Hen.
Filion Mike Napoleon 7-2-7 A. Toscanno -0000 Jeremy's Brigade 1-1-4 C. Abbatiello 5 JR's Boy 1-6-3 J. Marsh Jr. 6 Swimmin Hole 1-8-4 No Driver 8-1 06 7 Money Bunnie 3-8-5 R.
Poulin 10-1 SEVENTH: Class Handicap Pace. Purse $20,000. x3 Hoedown Hanover 3-5-5 J. Marsh Jr. 3-1 6 Three Times One 5-6-3 R.
Rash 6-1 2 Tanager 1-2-2 T. Wing 6-1 EA Roberts 2-4-3 Jn. Kopas 5-1 x5 Shiaway Cub 4-3-3 Hen. Filion 3-1 A Seedling Herbert 5-8-1 6-1-3 C. B.
Steall Abbatiello 5-1 8-1 Double Gene Twiggy Stable Entry. EIGHTH: $50,000 $40,000 Claiming Handicap Pace. Purse $13,000. 2 Hahnie's Best 6-1-7 B. Steall 8-1 A Tuckahoe's Cree 8-1-2 C.
Abbatiello 3-1 060 Roy Reward 3-6-3 T. Wing 4-1 Glenwood 3-7-2 V. Spano 6-1 4 Kid Hanover 4-2-3 Hen. Filion 5-1 00 Olympic Torch 1-6-7 J. Marsh Jr.
Earth Lite 8-4-2 A. Toscano 12-1 5 Armbro Rambler 4-5-4 R. Daigneault 8-1 NINTH: Class Handicap Pace. Purse $30.000. 5 Set Point 1-1-2 C.
Abbatielle 2-1 6 Distant Thunder 5-1-1 D. Inske 4 Star Celtic 8-4-1 T. Wing Mostest Yankee 1-5-1 F. Popfinger A Happy Cat 3-5-4 1-8-5 B. B.
Steall Webster 6-1 Nickylou TENTH: $18,0000 Claiming Pace. Purse $7,500. Morpheus 1-4-3 Hen. Filion 5-2 Bionic Butler 4-3-2 T. Wing 3 All In One 7-1-2 F.
Poplinger Adios Run 4-7-6 P. Appel Atta Womba 3-8-5 J. Marohn 00 Bonnie's John 5-3-3 R. Daigneault 8-1 6 John Arab 6-4-4 J. Marsh Jr.
6-1 Winamore Knight 7-4-7 J. Dupuis 12-1 9 Fly Fly Timmy 1-74 C. Abbatiello AE 10 Stud Stull 7-5-4 No Driver AE -OTB letters. hasn't been tested and must be considered a solKim Burt's Christy and Nevele Arrival in the Scooter (5th) has won his last six starts, ina five track. Hahnie's (8th) should (9th) will be difficult to beat.
United Postpones Its 2nd Game now." Among some of the financial obligations the team has is a bill for use of Hofstra Stadium and related facilities for practice earlier this season. Last year, some players on the Apollo broke leases, leaving several months due on apartment rentals. The team disavowed any connection or responsibility outside of acknowledging that it had employed the players in question. A current player reached yesterday, who requested anonymity, said by the team. "I said earlier this year that I'll believe we're in Shea when I see it," he said.
"This is hard on the team. With the problem, we've been wondering just how bad off the management Young said the league is not planning to fine the United for the postponement because "it was done with the consent of Columbus." According to the Magic front office, the game is to be played Aug. 27, but the United also gave Aug. 8 as a possible date. By Larry Carmody team's office.
"But we're here to stay the players had been paid this season New York- The United has postponed tomorrow's scheduled American Soccer League game against the Columbus Magic at Shea Stadium. It is the second home postponement by the team, which earlier rescheduled an April 27 date against Miami for later in the season. The United, who played last season as the Apollo, has played five games on the road this season. "To some degree, it will hurt their league's," credibility in said New ASL York media and also director the 5 Chip Young. "But what had to be done a wise decision.
The franAVW chise was staggering there for a while. They were at a critical point, but it looks like they've got things under control now." Yesterday, the City Parks Department and the United reached a new NEWSDAY, club reached viously, agreement and in the the over March Parks the original use between of Department Shea. the agreement was ASL Preheld up due to the failure of the United to post a $100,000 bond for use of the stadium as well as other financial obligations the team failed to meet. have been some modifications on their using Shea," said a City Parks spokesman, "but there are no outstanding major changes." The bond is supposed to be posted early next week by the United. The team is now scheduled to play 14 games, plus possible playoff dates, at Shea beginning with a Sunday, May 18, date with the Pennsylvania Stoners.
Yesterday, the United had its phone lines reconnected at its Shea Stadium offices. The team had requested the phone company to make the disconnection earlier in the week. was nobody here all that time anyhow," said a secretary at the ROOSEVELT LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT Copyright 1980, Roosevelt Program Inc. (All races one mile.) FIRST: Claiming Pace. Purse $7,000.
Horse PP Str. Fin. Odds Tuxedo Mari 6 1 ForeignEmbassy 1 2 2 9.40 Sizzler 4 4 3-ns 3.70 Jhnny Armstrng 3 4 4 4-ns 10.20 Rare Jerry 6 12.30 Swain Dexter do 8.70 Hokonui Dandy 5 2.60 Pollyglass 0 8 22.80 Time: 0:30: 1:02.1: 1:33.3: 2:04.2. Fast. (C.Abbatiello) 6.20 4.40 2.80 Al-ForgnEmbssy (G.MacDonald) 8.60 3.80 -HE Sizzler (J.
Giorgiano) 2.80 WINNER PICKED BY SISTI SECOND: Claiming Pace. Purse $7,000. Brolga Boy 1 1-2 $1.50 York 63 2-nS 2.10 AlwaysOnTime in 06 3-ns 4.60 OcalaStarDust ch 9.70 The Last Word 00 5-hd 39.50 RenesTimberEd da 33.00 Forest Glen 4 7-12 8.20 Best Exit 00 00 8 14.60 Time: 0:31.2: 1:33: 2:04.2. Fast. A1-Brolga Boy (J.
Marohn) 6.00 3.00 2.40 B2-MbbrdtasYrk (C.Abbatiello) 3.20 2.80 E5-AlwaysOnTime (C. Hie) 2.80 DAILY DOUBLE PICKED BY SISTI DAILY DOUBLE (6-1) Paid $15.00 THIRD: C-3 Pace. Purse $8,000. Satin Doll 5 .90 Tomboy BlueChip ON 2 4.90 Beg Your Pardon 68 4 3-3 16.00 Supplement 5 4-1 27.10 BaronessEbonita 4 8 5-nk 20.60 Prudies Ginger 6-hd 10.30 Tikis Girl 08 00 7-1 3.20 HerobeScirocco 6 8 13.80 Time: 2:03.3. Fast.
Es -Satin Doll (B. Webster) 3.80 3.00 2.80 B2-Tomboy BlueChip Wing) 4.80 4.00 F6 -Beg Your Pardon (J. Kopas) 7.80 WINNER PICKED BY SISTI TRIPLE (5-2-6) Paid $277.50 FOURTH: C-3 Pace. Purse $8,000. AdvocatesLady 6 2 3 2 5.30 Glamours Pat 2.50 Ultimo 4.10 Sweet Lou 4-nk 12.80 Dawn Breigade -1 5-1 Bs Sea Shell 00 00 00 45.50 Mountain Judy Pa 7-2 19.10 Punkys MissLou 4 8 12.00 Time: 0:29.4: 1:02.3: 1:34.3: 2:04.1.
Fast. -Advets Lady (B. Steall) 12.60 5.20 3.60 Glamours Pat (C. Foos Jr.) 4.00 3.20 -Ultimo (R. Vitrano) 3.40 EXACTA (6-2) Paid $65.60 FIFTH: Open Handicap Trot.
Purse. $30,000. Motor Mouth da 7.90 Cold Comfort Chiola Hanover 3.20 Petite Evander 5 5 4-nk 2.20 Lionel Minbar al 00 8 5-nk- 8.20 Kawartha Arctic 1 A 22.50 Idle Love 00 42.40 Namarra A 8 13.00 Time: 1:00.1: 1:31.1: 2:01.3. Fast. -Motor Mouth (E.
Cruise) 17.80 6.40 4.20 F6 -Cold Comfort (B. Steall) 4.40 3.40 3-Chiola Hanover (B. Webster) 4.00 EXACTA (4-6) Paid $58.20 LI Boxer Hospitalized -Continued from Page 27 by Eddie Gregory, who subsequently became the World Boxing Association's light-heavyweight champion. Jerry Bauman, who has managed Wilburn for about six months, since the fighter moved from Baltimore to Long Island, was disturbed by Wilburn's performance in the fight. "He just didn't seem to throw punches," Bauman said.
"I don't understand it. He was in top condition. He was in the gym every day getting ready for the Davis, 27, who boosted his record to 17-1-1, said he hoped Wilburn was not seriously hurt. "Hell, nobody tries to kill nobody in there," he said. The other 10-rounder on the pro-which attracted 750 or 800 spectators, according to promoter Bob Skigen's estimate-had few good rounds.
Although Mike Ayala, formerly of San Antonio and now a Bayside resident, is listed among the world's leading featherweights, his match with Marcial Santiago of the Bronx was a dreary affair for the first eight rounds. SIXTH: Claiming Pace, Purse $9,000. RD TwO 3 3 1-nk 24.40 Cool Wave 6 1 2-nk Sound Beach 4 6 UH 2.90 Captain Video 2 NON 19 2.70 Closing Bid 80 4 5 41.30 Dont Linger, UI 7 00 36.70 Lords CO co 7-3 11.50 Rocket Bay 8 6.50 -00 Time: 0:28.2: 0:59.2: 1:30.4: 2:02.1. Fast. G7-R Two (B.
Steall) 50.80 14.00 7.20 F6 Cool Wave (C.Abbatielle) 4.20 2.60 D4-Sound Beach (J. Marsh Jr.) 3.40 TRIPLE (7-6-4) Paid $1,422.00 SEVENTH: The Sagamore Hill Pacing Series. Purse $35,000. Secret Service 3 Elegant Play 3 63.70 Trenton Time 00 00 3-1 2.10 Dr Raban pa in in 17.20 Alba Byrd 5-4 2.10 ChmpgnHppy On 00 14.00 Speedy Renato 3.60 My BillForwood 8-3 26.30 West woodSpecial 7 9 7.60 Time: 0:28.4: 1:20.2: 1:05.4. Fast.
-SertSrve (F.Popfinger) 5.20 4.00 2.80 Play (G.MacDonald) 32.40 6.40 Hia-Trenton Time (R. Haughton) 2.40 EIGHTH: Claiming Pace. Purse $10,000. Lucky Kid 1 $2.10 Nadala 3 7.70 Sies Time in 3-4 2.50 Jason Penn 6 7 00 6 4-ns 27.20 Alpha Time 4 5 4.50 Mar Jim Bretster 7 -4 43.00 SayonaraLobell 8 00 00 00 7-hd 21.00 Anitas Change 5 2 8 3.90 Time: 0:29.1: 1:29.1: 2:00. Fast.
A1-Lucky Kid (C.Abbatiello) 6.20 3.60 2.40 -Sies Nadala Time (E. (J. Cruise) Marohn) 7.20 2.40 3.20 EXACTA (1-3) Paid $37.60 NINTH: B-1 Pace. Purse $15,000. Strike Off 8 1-5 11.60 Eldon Future 1 TaurusChip 3-nk 7.40 Funny Bunnie 6 4-hd 10.80 Lloyd Adios 22.70 Leesa Direct 6-1 3.80 forethought 4.60 Kitland 8 11.10 Time: 0:29.1: 1:29.1: 1:58.4.
Fast. H8-Strike Off (C.Abbatiello) 25.20 6.20 5.60 Future (M. Dekey) 3.40 2.80 C5-Taurus Chip (B. Steall) 5.20 EXACTA (8-1) Paid $106.40 TENTH: Claiming Pace. Purse $9,000.
Courageous Kid 3 1-1 SnnysdHnvr 10.20 ChateauHanover 1 4.50 RobbiesTalent 5 17 9.50 EvergreenSwitch 7 7 6 43.70 Nandina Direct 8 00 6-nk 9.30 Oscar Minor 10.90 Try Bret 3 8 26.60 Time: 0:30.1: 1:01.3: 1:32: 2:02.2. Fast. C3 Courageous Kid (D.Insko) 3.20 2.80 2.40 (C.Abbatiello) 5.20 3.00 Al- Chateau Hanover (J. Maroha) 2.80 WINNER PICKED BY SISTI TRIPLE (3-4-1) Paid $141.00 Attendance: 12,153 Track Handle: $1,927,892 OTB Handle: $1,018,039 SPORTS GUIDE Cable, Teleprompter. TODAY Auto racing-5 PM: Indianapolis 500 time trials 2.
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WMCA (570). Horse racing- 6 PM: Aqueduct tape. 11:30 PM: Roosevelt tape. Sports Spectacular- 4:30 PM: U.S. Speedway Championships from Anaheim and other events tape.
Tennis-3 PM: Tournament of Champions from West Side Tennis Club, Forest Hills Wide World of Sports- -5 PM: Indianapolis 500 time trials, interview with LeRoy Jolley, trainer of Kentucky Derby winner Genuine Risk, Women's masters surfing championship from Hawaii and European weightlifting championship from Belgrade tape. College -Noon: Knickerbocker playoffs, Adelphi at N. Y. Tech. Noon: John Jay at doubleheader.
1 PM: Delaware at St. John's, doubleheader, C. Noon: Junior College Region XV finals, Kingsborough CC vs. Farmingdale at Post. Lacrosse--National Junior College Lacrosse tournament at Hofstra, 11 AM: Nassau CC vs.
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CUNY tournament at Lehman College. Games begin at 10 11:30 AM, 1, 2:30 4 PM. TOMORROW WMCA (570). 2 PM: PM: Mets at Minnesota Montreal, at Yankees doubleheader I WINS 9. (1010); Kansas City at Boston, T.
2:15 PM: Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Atlanta at Houston, T. Basketball-3 PM: NBA finals, Los Angeles at Philadelphia 2. Bowling-8 AM: State women's team events at Port Jefferson Bowl. 8:30 AM: State women's singles and doubles events at Oakdale Lanes. PM: WBC light-heavyweight bout, Matthew Saad Muhammad vs.
Louts Perguad 7. PM: Byron Nelson Classic from Dallas 4 Midnight: LPGA tournament 9 tape. Lacrosse-2 PM: Canada National Lacrosse Club vs. Long Island Lacrosse Club at Hofstra. PM: Memphis at Cosmos, WNEW (1130).
Sports Spectacular-1 PM: National modern rhythmic gymnastics championship from Detroit and the equestrian World Cup from Baltimore 2 tapes. Sports meet World- 4:30 PM: International track and field University of California; World Cup powerlifting from London and Olympic sprint cycling trials from San Diego 4 tapes. PM: Tournament of Champions at West Side Tennis Club, Forest Hills 7. College Lacrosse- -Junior College tournament at Hofstra, 11 AM consolation game, 2 PM, final game. Softball-11 AM: CUNY tournament final at Lehman College.
Cable-television key: Cablevision, SC Suffolk It was tug and push and hold and bump and shove. Referee Charley Norkus kept exhorting them to break, to throw punches, to fight. But as soon as he would separate them, they would tie each other up. There were several flurries of fighting after the bell; Norkus penalized each man a round for that. In the last two rounds, Ayala started landing clean, hard punches.
The decision was unanimous in Ayala's favor: Norkus 6-2-2, judge Tony Castellano 8-2, judge Al Reid 8- 1-1. He is to fight Nicky Perez of Tucson for the North American Boxing Federation championship in Detroit on May 23. After that, Rappaport says, he hopes to make a move for the world super-bantamweight (122 pounds) title. "I predict he'll be world champ in a year," he manager said. There were two x-round preliminary bouts.
Tim Witherspoon Philadelphia beat Robert Evans of Jersey City in a heavyweight match and Joshua King of New York drew with Jose Matos, Puerto Rico, in a junior welterweight pairing..
