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Show S D The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, August 8, 1982 Speed Bowl Trots to Hambletonian Victory EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) Tommy Haughton became the youngest driver ever to win the Hambletonian Saturday when he piloted Speed Bowl to victory in the 5875,000 trotting classic at the Meadow-landTwenty-five-year-o- ' f , ' - .CM ld s. Jazz Cosmos finished second and Messerschmitt, a 40-- shot, finished third. Speed Bowl, a son of 1972 Hambletonian winner Super Bowl, scored by a neck over Jazz Cosmos, driven by Mickey McNichol. Another 3 Vi lengths back was Messerschmitt, a 40-- 1 shot. Conspicuous by their absence in the final were Mystic Park, winner of the Yonkers Trot, and Amdon. Each was eliminated in earlier heats. The 57th Hambletonian winner is trained by Hall of Famer Billy Haughton, the father of the winning driver. The elder Haughton, who has won four Hambletonians, drove Speed Bowl in his first race this year, then turned the reins over to his son. Speed Bowl, who captured the second division in impressive style, overtook the pace-settin-g Jazz Cosmos, winner of the first division, late in the stretch. Although Speed Bowl won only by a neck, he was in command with about 50 yards to go. Speed Bowl was timed in 1:57 on the 1 H) &fi firM V'Uir in Associated Pros Liserptoto Jazz Cosmos for 57th Hambletonian title in close race at Meadowlands Saturday. Speed Bowl (at left), with driver Tommy Haughton urging him on, edges runnerup fast track and paid $4 .60, $2 60 and$260 as the 5 favorite of the crowd of 2J.1W. His two victories Saturday were only his second and third of the year in nine starts. Jazz Cosmos, the 5 second choice, lead after a half-milheld a while Rosalands Guy was second and Speed Bowl third. Jazz Cosmos paid $3 and $2.60, while Messerschmitt returned $5. in the Speed Bowl had been locked to away but stretch of pulled middle the earn the winning purse of $437,500 for the Pony Stable of Oyster Bay, N.Y. of r. which Billy Haughton is a of 10 field final the in fourth Finishing the top five finishers from the first was Roz T. and second divisions Collins, a 24-- 1 shot, another of a length back. Then came Mr. Kingfish, Bone Meal, Incredible Nevele, Rosalands Guy, Spirits Supreme and Self Confident, Trotter of the Year. 1981 broke stride early Nevele Incredible in the backstretch, putting him out of contention. The victory boosted Speed Bowls earnings to $710,473. Billy Haughton said he was uncertain whether he would send Speed Bowl to the third leg of the trotting Triple Crown, the Kentucky Futurity, Oct. 8. 6-- 8-- two-leng- th and up - $4L Computer Spin Balanca part-owne- three-quarte- Fre-eMounting $148 Front End rs Alignments Mo.Cn GLEN'S RADIAL TIRE MART 3447 437-139- TIRE .3368 So. Redwood Rd. So. Main 6 rrr 972-821- r-- ; i 3 Harris9 Knuckleball Baffles Giants, 4 6-- Continued From Page D-- l The game didnt remain tied very a bad taste. Hart sided to centerfield, long, however. vdeep enough for Ramos to score In the seventh, Hart walked with one seemingly, but Smith fired an excellent -- throw to catcher Rabb, who tagged down and Rod Allen doubled him home. That chased Rowland and Jeff Cornell Ramos, who didnt slide, going past. a . Rod Allen kept the inning alive with entered. He was greeted by Malers l'. an infield single and Maler, who third straight hit, a double to left finished with three straight hits, singled center, scoring Allen with the final run I him to third. Steve Stroughter walked of the game. .' to load the bases, and Rowland, who GULLS NOTES:The Salt Lake infield had to gnash his teeth on this one, hit Jamie Allen with a pitch after getting turned in several fine plays to back That drove in a Harris. Vance McHenry, in particular, ahead on the count, played well at second . . . The home run and the Gulls were on their way. I With Harris and Musselman slam-- - stand ends Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The have only one Derks stand during thing the door on the Giants, the Gulls Gulls of the regular season. the remainder for the ; pecked away victory. Edwin Nunez (2-- pitches for the Gulls 4 sixth. in tie the a Salt Lake forged Sunday. He will be opposed by Mike 1. Maler opened with a single and Jamie the Giants fine lefty who Chris ), " walk. Glen Walker hasnt worked in some two weeks Allen drew a one-oIT lined a double down the rightfield line, because of shoulder problems. The scoring Maler and sending Allen to Giants feel some bad teeth caused the third. arm miseries. . . .Not only will pitcher Z .. Dave Valle then delivered probably Gene Nelson join the Gulls in Spokane -the biggest hit of the night, a solid soon, but Mariners catcher Jim who broke an ankle two months single to left center to score Allen and Walker and push the Gulls into the ago, will report to the team on a y rehabilitation program. deadlock. You better sit down, dad. . 0-- 4-- (8-3- ut Es-sia- n, WMYiNES UHrU DELTA BELTED ""V Lf Vjlff L V Jill JV P16580B13, II 7 A78-1- 3 COMPUTER ALIGNMENT P18580B-1- 3 P18575B-1- 4 P20575B-1- 4 P21575B-1- 4 P22575B-1- 4 P21575B-1- 5 P22575B-1- 5 P23575B-1- 5 $34 $37 $38 $39 Proper alignment creates less friction in $41 $39 $43 $45 your front end. That saves you gas and stretches your tire life. FET1.91 To 2.79 DELTA TRUCK 700-1- 5 700-- 1 750-- 1 800-- 1 875-- 1 950-16.31-1050- 5 -15 s2.sHi.97 DELTA STEEL Plus FET RADIAL 2.81 to 4.97 BRAKES Split Rims add 3.00 89 875R-16.- 5 950 99 R-1- 6.5 85 750R-1- 6 STEEL RADIALS PAOT4LAaon F.E.T. BRAKES boy-oh-bo- $1.97-$3.1- 1 BR78-1- 3 BRAKES ER78-1- 4 WAYNES PREMIUM FR78-1- 4 RETREADS GR78-1- 4 $1895 $2395 13 14" 2495 15" Plus Recappable Casing and FET HR78-1- 4 GR78-1- 5 HR78-1- 5 LR78-1- 5 dad. Since the has to pay for the stadium with private contributions, they need people in the community, Just like our family to help pay for the expansion. And since we got our tickets in what they call a donation area, our family gets to help build the stadium by making a small contribution along with buying our tickets. Of course there are lots of seats where you dont have to contribarea. ute at all, like in the U -l But like Matts mom and dad, I bet youll be surprised at Just how little the U is asking us for. And if you think about it dad, all theyre really doing is building for the future maybe my future! whole neigh- borhood can come to the games. Plus theyre even putting In some brand new green Tickets DISC Its really simple carpet grass Just like grandma has on her front porch, and a big new scoreboard that has pictures on itl WHITEWALLS PMCSINCUXKS DRUM 49 54 59 64 67 69 69 6 ply Hyway 6 6 ply Hyway 6 8 ply Hyway 6.5 8 ply Hyway 6.5 8 ply Hyway 8 ply Hyway 4 ply Tractim i Good. Now that youre relaxed, I wanna give It to ya straight about that University of Utah football stadium. Now I know youve been really concerned about all that dirt and the trucks, and especially about those contributions. Well, I got It all checked out y are you dad, and be at gonna surprised what done with Rice Stadiuml theyve Green Carpet Grass Remember last year when I had to sit on your shoulders at Ute games because of all those people in front of us? Well, no more of that dad. A worker guy told me that by taking out the track and lowAnd with the ering the 6,000 new field every seats they seat Is going to be put In, our $55 $54 $55 $58 $58 $59 $63 881-664- 1 Now I know youre still kin da wondering about tickets and contributions and all that stuff. Well, I was too. But that was before I called the ticket office at 1 and got the whole story 681-664- Open House - August 9- - 13th And you can see our seats along with all the other new seats during the Rice Stadium open house August Theyre gonna have free balloons, drinks and even some Utah football posters for the first 600 people to visit the stadium. Oh, I almost forgot to tell you where our family is going to sit this year. How does six seats on the sound, 9-1- 3. dad?. .Dad? . straight. should se us now! The 1982 Rice Stadium Expansion |
