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Show Foolish Pleasure Strolls Home Vr a;.1 rp a "5 Q A. C& -- 8. kI S-4 I AQae J KjJC50 aywy y Mffufrflg-y- j fV 3W h " n- - K t i1 - - back-stretc- 'sr a r t lV, .... A. V ,. vv a: a a. ..::a aa u :v A,.:. U.A A5.i v a: 1 - V j ',AA;' . '7 Tribune Wire Services 4 "M NEW YORK Ruffian, i " j w is e very life is now in jeopardy, had her racing career tragically ended Sunday with a shattered right ankle suffered in the of her $350,000 match race with Foolish Pleasure. Dr. Manuel A. Gilman, who attended the Locust Hill Farm filly in hei barn, said Ruffian may have to be destroyed, but we'll do everything possible to save ; ... Sace "BT Ai- - aaaaa A:'AYAv .. A r 'A A. A r'":'.. A :';:7As::.vv' 'V.lA'A A A':.- h A5;a j - U aAA A- W-- A. A" AAV AA'a V V'A a AAV A A, '"'A' I ;3 VAa Uv;:.AAA:AA,AAf:A It her." V 111 s?v r- liwV! it f 13 ' ill &. ;7 ;. w wask )J fn: ; victory, '' f V .v vV J back-stretc- $ u u Y JW Asked his opinion about her chances for survival, Gilman said, Its gaurded. Ruffian Crashes Ruffian was racing a half length m front of Foolish Pleasure along the when she suddenly veered to the right and crashed into the colt. As Foolish Pleasure continued on towards the unchallenged trainer Frank P nkf John Mooncv Suit "Color Dynamics Might Boost Interest in Football A'- . Jr. raced across the Belmont Park infield wilh newsmen. At the same time the horse ambulance made - AiVtiAltfd Prtrtrt WVfMO its way down the backstretch to the injured filly. her right foreleg following mishap Ruffian is held still by handlers as plastic air cast is placed on which may cost the filly its life. Gilman said Ruffian shattered two sesmoid bones m her right ankle, and blood was pouring from the wound. Her right ankle was encased in an inflatable cast before she was loaded into the ambulance and taken back to her bam. At her barn, Gilman apparently was not satisfied with the first cast and removed it Tribune Sports Editor to put on another. The robust filly, unable to walk, was then lifted by Whiteley and three others and carried into her stall. Monday Morning, Whiteley was too conThe World Football League, which has tried several cerned about the welfare of 1975 July 7, novel ideas to gain public acceptance, may have hit on his filly to talk to newsmen as something good in its color dynamics which will get a Seetion C Cage One he asked security guards to x trial in the exhibition games. chase them away. Chris Hemmeter, the W'FL presi-- . Ironically, it was Foolish dent, said the color scheme would be Pleasure's jockey, Braulio ' tncd i fur exhibition games, and I Baeza, who first knew the can see a value, especially for the tragedy that had struck folks in the stadium and those RuUian. F watching on color TV. Baeza said he had just sent I The experiment will involve the Foolish Pleasure into the lead 1 color pants worn by the players on the of with about I I a mile remaining when V fied'. and the colors will indicate the positions. heard something snap, I RufNEW YORK (UP!) turned around and saw her Under the scheme, called color who shattered two fian, pulling up." grids," all offensive linemen will sesamoid bones in her right wear purple pants, running hacks green pants and Vasquez dismounted at the front ankle Sunday, was receivers orange pants. three-quartpole and as taken to Dr. William 0. Ruffian waited for the horse Defensive linemen will wear blue pants, linebackers Reeds Hospital for surgery. ambulance. red and defensive backs yellow. Quarterbacks and The Locust Hill Farm filly kickers will wear white pants, and it is assumed the Top Payoff suffered the injury during her average football fan will be able to tell the difference race Foolish Foolish match with Pleasure, who carbetween a quarterback and a kicker. Pleasure earlier in the day, ried 12R pounds to 121 to the The colors should add interest to the game, giving the with the Kentucky Derby filly, was tmd in 2:02 5 for immediate match ups, like whether the man covering the winner going on for the unthe IQ mile and paid $3.80. receiver is a defensive back or a linebacker, and whether coni ested victory. She was The Kentucky Derby winner the receiver is a regular receiver or a back coming out of went off at 5 with a crowd of operated on immediately the backfield for the pass. 50,76-1- , who had made Ruffian upon reaching the hospital by Fans will know if the defense has added another back Dr. Edward Keefer, and after 25. A spokesman for the New and removed a linebacker, simply by looking at the pants surgery a cast and outside of the defense. brace will be put on as was York Racing Assn, said that Ruffianss owners, Mr. and One immediate advantage in the color grid" will be done to Spanish Riddle. Mrs Stuart Janney, would Done in spotting a lineman illegally downfield on a pass. If a Everything receive the second prize of guy is downfield and hes wearing purple pants, a flag Dr. Emanuel A Gilman $125,000, although the rules of should drop. had said immediately after racing state the money I can spot just one obvious disadvantage, and thats the race that Ruffian might should revert to the NYRA what may happen when a player switched positions. We have to be destroyed, but since Ruffian failed to comhave been accustomed to seeing a player change his everything would be done to plete the race. save her. jersey on the sideline, but changing his pants? Ruffian, who had won the Dr. Keefer, an orthopedic first 10 starts of her career, doctor at New York Hospital, all of them impressively, took was attended by Dr. Reed, the lead about 50 yards out of Dr. Fred Miller, Arizona State athletic director, is Dr. Gilman and three other the gate and held from a head working on a season ticket plan for all sports involving the veteranarians in the operato a margin over Sun Devils, with the ticket for football, basketball, tion which look eight hours Foolish Pleasure, John L. baseball, etc. selling for $82.76. . . . Since Sun Devil for Spanish Riddle. Greer's Kentucky Derby winfootball games are sellouts, this may be a way to get into Badly Injured ner, until the mishap the football games in the future. . . . Eddie Groth, the ' 1 am so Riddle, however, Spanish sorry to see such a popular spirts information director at the University of was so badly injured that an fine filly get hurt, said New Mexico, has resigned to become director of information at New Mexico State University. . . . Bob artificial fetlock had to be Baeza, who got the mount on made for him, but he still Hi ks, former assistant football coach at the University of Foolish Pleasure when VasWyoming, has become assistant athletic director at the survived. Spanish Riddle was quez, who is the regular rider hurt at the end of the 1973 for both chose University of Indiana. . . . Norm Thompson, who played season and now stands in stud Ruffian for the match race. iiis football at the University of Utah, is a hold out and in Virginia. It's a shame but my colt unsigned as the St. Louis Cardinals prepare to open their summer football camp. . . . Scott McBcth, former prep Ruffian was loaded into the broke good. He (Vasquez) star at Tooele and a basketball player for Colorado State hospital ambulance from her broke on top and he pushed U , has been appointed administrative assistant to Gary barn at Belmont Park at 7.35 the filly to get her the lead. He was riding her hard and I Swenson, superintendent of Recreation and Parks for Salt p.m. as Mr. Stuart A. Janney, Lake County. . . Scotts father, Max, played on the had plenty of horse and was his owner, stoically looked Ides national championship squad and was prominent in on. act pushing." synchronized swimming and Western Boys Baseball. Also joining Swensons staff is Eddie Trail, former SALE Ute basketball captain, who will become recreation direc tor at the Central City Multipurpose Center. As STATE Swenson noted in announcing their appointments, These are the kind of college aihle e., we i.li can be proud of. The State of Utah will sell by sealed bid They have made the most of their educational opporapproximately 50 cars on July 10, 1975. tunities afforded them through athletics and they are now Cars will be available for inspection July 3rd thru July turning around and indicating that they were indeed wise 9th, on the Parking Lot North East of the State investments.", . . Capitol Building. Cars to be sold include 1971 and 1972 Ford, Chevs, sedans. Other Plymouths and Dodges, in a Chcv. Sportsman cars miscellaneous including Prospects for a playoff to decide the Division One Bus, a Chev. Van and International Travellall and 2 are better with the (Major) football championship Station Wagons. format ion of a committee of the NCAA to study such a a m., on Sealed Bids will be accepted until proposal in the form ot A deposit of 10 1975. 10, July The committee includes James R. (Pud) Jack, Cashier's, Certified, Credit Union Check or Money athletic director of the University of Utah, along with Order must accompany each bid. athletic directors, conches and presidents of 17 major CARS ARE TO El SOLD A$-!- 5, colleges and universities. WITH NO TRADE-IN- S. The Universities of Colorado, Utah, UCLA and USC the information or bid forms contact Mr. For mi additional study arr Ihe western schools represented Frank Jex or Mr. Lyie Nicholas, Room 147, State which puts Bud in pretty good company, Capitol Building. Salt Lake City. Utah, Phone Sports 3Brror by f.A f eribniu Sports ; ' f Wlnteley Y" . L v v i;, 4 : r II t ji s V S y t ' N t v ' A- 7 a A n i s ;; ; , ' f t . C? - i A', UiA , ;- - -- a; - ! 4 rA vm - -- . KM V V . t c; tVVJj t A- - i , r W A yu :: , ? - y t V Ruffian Gets 7i Surgery For Injury - vJ fy7 Jij ,x Sunday was beautiful day for sailing at Bear Lake as absent winds finally allowed anxious sailors to three-quarter- s By Ray Herbat Special to The Tribune BEAR LAKE winds and warm, sunny skies greeted 40 crafts as favorites dominated races during the final day of the Sweetwater Invitational Regatta here Sunday. With winds taking a two-davacation, sailors were finally able to manipulate their crafts in the on again-of- f again breeze as favored Dave Jensen captured top honors in the Hobie 16 class and Jerry Campbel1 picked up top prize in the Flying Dutchman category Jensen held off Ed Radford with Steve Lind finishing third in the Hobie 16 division 4-- Long-awaite- d y Stuff "if Soinesense while Max Magleby picked up a second place finish in the half-lengt- h Flying Dutchman class. Cindy Sharp, one of the outstanding gals on, the regatta scene, steered her craft with a good amount of coordination as she sailed to first place in the Laser class with Scott Budge claiming second. Mike Shearer captured first place in the Hobie It class while Mike McNeil Kevin Hatch to pick up first place in the Hobie 16 B Fleet competition. Tribune Sports Writer The Salt Lake Gulls used two big innings to manufacture a 10--4 victory over Spokane and clung to first place in the Pacific Coast League East Division with the rather easy win at Derks Field Sunday night. Outslugged 13-- Saturday night, the Gulls made sure of the triumph Sunday night by picking up four runs in the second and adding five more lead in the third to take a in the game. early 9 10-- 1 Monge Wins 9th Lefthander Sid Monge, who picked up strong relief pitching from Gary Wheelock in the final two innings, gained his ninth victory of the year in 15 decisions. DarrcM Darrow, Ike Hampton. Jeff Newman and Bobby Valentine paced Salt Lake's attack which saw Indian Jerry Bostic suffer his second defeat after three victories. s Vi, Xwvv compete in Sweetwater Invitational Regatta under fun and exeiiement. sunny skies and Gulls Grab Sailors Nab Y ins at Bear Lake er I 10-- 4 Victory homer and Hampton followed k with a two-ru- n home run in the fifth when the Gulls put it away. inside-the-par- Play Diubleheader The two teams will play a twin bill Monday starting at 6:30 p.m. Salt Lake will pitch Chuck Dobson ) and Gary while the Tribe Ryerson counters with Ron Norman ) and Stan Perzonowski (5-- (4-1- (8-5- And, in the endless department of parent club recalls, the California Angels over the weekend took Gulls shors-to- p Mike Miley to the big leagues and will send down former Salt Lake shorstop Orlando Ramirez. Miley, a strong fielder was batting just .208 when he went up. Hampton's home run his ninth was a rarity for Derks Field. Hampton drove a ball to deep right in the fifth which sent Tommy Cruz back peddling to the concrete. .. Cruz slammed into the wall stunning himself with the ball : rolling toward centerfield. And, before Dave Moates could retrieve the ball, Hampton followed Frankie George home with an inside-th- e park home run. Earlier Scoring Earlier in the big fourth, ; Valentine and Rusty Torres rapped back to back doubles and Newman crashed his second homer of the season. Salt Lake batted around in the second getting four unearned runs off Bostic and it all started when Moates dropped Ron Jacksons fly ball for a error. Later in the ; frame Hampton doubled,- Darrow singled, Gil Flores walked and Valentine singled to keep the rally going. Another pair of walks from Bostic forced in the fourth Salt Lake run. two-bas- e it Darrow, who has perked up ith the bat in the past week or so, had two singles and a triple and drove in a pair of runs his first three to the plate Sunday night. 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