1 1 COURIER-POST, Tuesday, June 5, 1990 ouih Jersey Dim middle off Meeft of Ctampnoinisj 1 1 with a winnine the best time in the state in the By JOEY CULLIGAN boro's Gerard Reynolds the included two marks of 61-10Vi, U.S. Boys' Track through 4, A and from Saturday's state group championships. Only the top 18 overall performances in each field event from all the six groups combined qualify for the final meet of the scholastic season. Perhaps the three most anticipated events involving South Jersey entries will be the high hurdles, shot put and run. In the high hurdles, Willing- high hurdles this season, 13.7.
Reynolds has the statjtop long jump this season, 25-1V4. The shot put will feature five athletes who cracked the 60-foot barrier on Saturday, including Penns Grove's Group 2 champion Chris Robinson, who set a South Jersey and group record with a 63-HV to defeat Hopewell Valley junior Aaron Echternacht, who had a 63-6. Both 63s came on final puts. Five of Robinson's six puts Saturday were over 60 feet. His serie- Courier-Post Staff There will be plenty of drama and high expectations tomorrow at the State Track and Field Meet of Champions to be held at Frank Jost Field in South Plainfield.
And South Jersey athletes will be right in the middle of the action that begins at 5 p.m. There is no team scoring at the meet. In the running events, the meet brings together the top five finishers in each of the six groups 1 defending meet champion in the high hurdles and long jump was upset in the Group 4 final on Saturday by Elizabeth's Torin Moore. Reynolds went on to win state Group 4 titles in the intermediate hurdles and long jump, but will only compete in the long jump and high hurdles tomorrow where the Willingboro senior will try to avenge the loss to Moore. Last year, Reynolds beat Moore in the all-groups meet.
Reynolds and Moore are tied for 60-8 and 60-lVi. The Penns Grove senior placed fourth in the all-groups meet last year. Also in the shot put competition will be Edgewood Chris Bolden, who won his second straight Group 3 title with a put of 60-5V4. Bolden became only the fourth South Jersey athlete with a put of 60-feet, while Robinson became the fifth in the Group 2 competition, which followed Group 3. Robinson, Echternacht and Bolden will be joined tomorrow by Creskill's Kevin Quinn, the Group State's best ready to cook up records H.S.
Girls' Track and Madison Central's John Wo ciechowski, who won the Group title with a 60-9'4. The will featuUrl Woodrow Wilson's Group 3 cham pion Shane DeGannes, Shawnee'i Group 4 winner Chris Sallade, arjft St Augustine's Group champion Mark SivierL Franklin's Clinton Bell, second to DeGannes in the Group 3 race, will also be a major factor. DeGannes ran a state 4:16.45 on Saturday, -while Bell had a second-best 4:17.7. SaT-lade won Group 4 with a 4:18.5) and Sivieri won Group in 4:20.84. Sivieri ran a 4:19.6 at the Knights of Columbus Meet two weeks ago.
Camden's Albert Donawa, the Group 4 champion in the 3,200, ran a 9:09.9 in the sectionals two weeks ago and should be pushed by Paul VI's Joe Cranston, who won the Group A title in 9:19.0. 4 Eastern's Mike Shemonsky, who won Group 3 800 in 1:54.32, will have to beat Newark West Side's Ernesto Perez, who won Group 4 in 1:51.61. South Jersey runners also will he strong contenders in the intermediate hurdles with Willingboro's Devon Patton, second to Reynolds in Group 4 with a 54.09; Vineland's Marlon Morris, third in Group 4 with a 54.11; Kingsway's Group 2 champion Benny Liles, 54.09; Eastern's Group 3 winner Bill Mobley, 54.28; and Camden Catholic's Otis Peoples, the Group A champion wth a 54.77. Willingboro's Gil Winters, the Group 4 javelin champion, had the third best throw in the nation this season entering the state group meet 219-3 and won his second straight state title with a By LEE WAGNER Courier-Post Staff Now it boils down to the best of the best. Cherokee High School senior Monica Olkowski and Cherry Hill East senior Liz Griesback will attempt to defend titles won a year ago at the state track and field Meet of Champions tomorrow at 5 p.m.
at Frank Jost Field in South Plainfield. Olkowski, who is headed to Tennessee next fall, and Griesback, who will matriculate at Clemson, join Mount Olive's Christine Engel, who won the 1,600 in 1989, as the only defending champions. The meet brings together the top five runners in each group on the track and the top 18 performers in the field events and the relay. Olkowski will be running her final race as a representative of Griesback can expect some competition before repeating. Delsea's Anna Leech had taken over the lead in South Jersey in the javelin with a 134-8 in the Group 2 competition just prior to Griesback's winning Group 4 toss of 139-2.
Also expected to contend in that event is Montville's Jodie Phillips, who won the Group 3 competition with a 136-0. Overbrook senior Angela Solomon also has aspirations of going out with a record-breaking effort Solomon finished second in the shot put to Hillside's Karen Harris, 43-916, last year but broke Denise Thomas' 1980 South Jersey record of 41-10 in the process with a 43-6. Saturday, Solomon finished second in the Group 4 shot to Plain-field's Nicole Sims. One matchup that may not take place is in the 100-meter hurdles. Woodbury senior Jennifer Hei-singer is tied with Eastern's Trina Ragsdale for South Jersey's best time, each with a 14.4.
Both girls won their respective groups on Sat- urday, Ragsdale in Group 3 with a 14.90, and Heisinger in Group 1 with a 15.04. But Heisinger pulled a muscle in her upper thigh and is questionable for tomorrow's meet "It certainly feels a lot better than it did, but I just can't say right now whether 1 11 run or not," said Heisinger. "I want to run but I don't want to go up there unless I feel I can give it my best shot" That would narrow down the possibilities with Ragsdale facing Paulsboro's Heather Carney, second in Group 1 in 15.17, Newark-Science's Anisa Tucker, third in Group 1 in 15.18, Roxbury's Carla Debiasi, first in Group 4 in 15.09, Freehold Boro's Rona Henderson, first in Group 2 in 14.80, and Paul VI's Karen Still, first in Group A in 15.38. Ocean City's Carla Roberts is the top qualifier in the 400 hurdles. Roberts ran a 1:03.72 en route to the Group 3 title.
Attempting to keep Roberts from reigning as the Meet of Champions gold medalist will be Millville's Suzi Breig, Clearview's Bridget Dean, Newark-Science's Natwon Harp, Monmouth Regional's Carrie Kimball, and Still, 1:05.42. Other area athletes expected to contend for championships are Washington Township's Gina DiBenedetto and Paulsboro's Kandy Owen in the discus; Cherry Hill East's Teneacia Smith and Clearview's Tiffany O'Neal in the sprints and the long jump; Woo-drow Wilson's Sharlene Daley in the 200; Clearview's Carrie Thompson, Kingsway's Lori Townsend, Paulsboro's Erica More and Paul VI's Sandy Wright in the distance races, and Holy Cross' Missy Blaney and Haddon Heights' Ivy Foster in the 400. Cherokee and will be zeroing in on the South Jersey 800-meter record of 2:10.1 set by Washington Township's Michele Rowan in 1982. Stiff competition makes breaking the record a real possiblity. Beside Engel, Vineland sophomore Krista Ferrara will chase Olkowski in the Group 4 race.
"That was a goal of Monica's coming into the season," said Cherokee coach Tom Katsanos. "That's the magic number she's been chasing all year. The thing is, in order to run a time like that, you need the competition to push you. "So far this spring, up to the sectional and state meets, no one has been pushing her. Now, with the competition presenting itself, she really could do it." Philadelphia Park Graded Racing Roundup 10 Union Taks (Pierce) 20-1 Today's Entries 119l RACE $8,000 Ceng $20,000 Trot 1 NKetlme Express (Turner) 6-1 By DUSTY NATHAN Courier-Post Staff 2 Bh Dynamite Post Time 1:00 P.M.
Graded for a Fast Track MEADOWLANDS 3 Prize Possession 4 Anahld's Comfort 5 Ivy's Song 6 Future Pro 7 Grand Marquise 8 Algiers Hanover FIRST RACt $5,500 3Y04UP CLMQ $7,500 6 FUR (O'Dwyer) 12-1 (Campbell) 5-2 (Campbell) 15-1 (Lachance)20-1 Pavla)20-1 (Remmen) 5-1 (Pierce) 20-1 (0'DonneH)2-1 (at Garden State Park) 1st RACE $36,300 NJSS Trot 9i 1 Double Anchovy (Nordinl 12-1 9 Hanover Evander 2 Rose By A Nose (Lachance)12-1 10 Coraopolie (Schwind) 16-1 3HIPoMonami (Parker) 9-2 12tfi RACE $7,500 Cond Pace 1 Send Me No Roses (uohertvV31 a Attworknopiay (Patterson) 1 5-1 5 Canny Speed (Cempbea) 12-1 SLVGotdie (Waples)7-2 2 Heroic Fame A (Parker) 30-1 3 Bath Boy (Kelly) 10-1 4 My Satisfaction (Popfinger) 12-1 SGrobbaiaarN (Gagliardl) 4-1 i vmriney Lauimont fwaoiea) 15-1 8 End Run (Doherty)30-1 9 Majestic Shape (Takter)4-1 10 Amanda Eden (Menzi)5-1 11 irrepressible Mist (Parker) 30-1 6 Simon Says Sax On (Lohmeyer) 5-2 7Mendalay (Pierce) 6-1 8 Take To The Bank (Cote) 20-1 9 PD Spark Plug (Lachance) 6-1 1 2 Patteme (Henriksen) 30-1 RACE (7,500 dmg $1 7.500 Pace 1 Wrenoler (PkitinolS-1 lousasLuve (bcnwmd)zo-i 7Tywn'tBamW (Pagano) 122 bt Im, may repaat 6-1 fiBobLucky'tOqr (NoRUar) 116 taatchancav.thasa 2-1 10.K.Madama (Cnu) 106 Juatmiaaiv.aoftar 3-1 2ToyComrandar (Varga) 114 baatmdna.lnatop 6-1 SYankMStar (RoranUno) 116 off tktem NYC 6-1 4 Exptoaiva Baby (Ruaao) 106 far from bast lorm 9-2 eCoamtcToocd (Santos) 116 oflainoa tab 10-1 Seratchad: Zartatta UCOND RACE $5,500 3Y06UP CLMQ $6,500 $6,000 6 FUR 2LakasttaPark (Edwards) 117 baatsimtfarkntGSP 5-2 1 Trac Gsnsral (Ruaao) 116 closing 2nd to top ons 3-1 SPatNaaBoy (King) 116 oflainoa drops 8-1 4 Gajun Tralfie (Mangual) 109 naaoad last, drops notch 5-1 6Matt'sTruth (Rosa) 112 taggad by Maida, $SK S-1 3 Tracy's Acay (Martmaz) 111 off worked 6-1 8Dialogic (Knott) 107 tagged By Smytia. $SK 6-1 7 Ten tou my (Santos) 112 should have fine view 10-1 THIRD RACE $1 2,500 SYOtUP MAIDEN 1 Mt.16 (TURF) 3 Blushing Stage (NoRider) 113 chak turf pair 3-1 1 1rish Puzzle (No Rider) 113 Reid, value, brad 12-1 5 Own Crambo (NoRider) 113 Shepperd, may improve 6-1 9 Bottled (Murphy) 113 tries the lawn 12-1 17 Monotype (Edwards) 113 almost stole Pirn turter 10-1 14 Wild John (Viglioni) 113 2nd last on OS dirt 6-1 ISAme Vary One (Cotton) 113 empty in Improves? 10-1 16Klngsclere (Chavez) 113 been working at Plm 6-1 7Koyroa (Munoz) 113 2nd weaker, Del 12-1 8 Gone Nuts (Bravo) 113 empty in dirt trio 15-1 12 Mareetic Mountain (Petersen) 113 metor improve needed 10-1 (Wing) 10-1 prime command 3 Pebbles Lauimont Race Results (Lachance)3-1 4 Hot Beaver 6 Screen Oirecter (Schwind) 8-1 (Pierce) 8-1 (Ingraasia) 20-1 Courier-Post photo by Al Schell (Daigneautt)7-2 awitsend'sBrat 7 Night Country 8 Mouth Piece 9 Kay El Khan (Menzl)S-l (Uchence) 10-1 10JB's Shadow (MCNChOi)20-1 3rd RACE $6,500 Cond Pace 1 El Dora's Special (Campbell) 8-1 2 Mr Dignitary (Popfinger)6-1 3 StorwJ Silhouette tuevisiiu-i (O'DonneH) 15-1 (Tba)9-2 Coaches talk: Sterling High School's Bill naminson and Riverside, and Jean Phelps, out-; Ulrich (left) talks with Haddon Heights' Cathy going president of the S.J. Coaches of Women's Hunter, Harry Johnstone, who coached at Cin- Athletics Association, at last night's banquet. Coaches of women's sports peer into organization's future MEADOWLANDS (at Garden State) 1 at RACE $8.1 25 cond pace 1 :56.4 Cal'y Twostep (Cpbl) 15.00 7.20 4.40 Little Baby Gurl (Schwind) 15.60 7.00 JN'a Scooter (Abbatieilo) 2.80 Electa (2-S) $318.40 2nd RACE $7,500 cond pace 1 55,2 Kestrel Hanover (Cpbl) 4.40 3.00 2.80 Ricochet Messinger (Fglme) 1 1 .20 5.80 SF SHverspoon (Merttms) 2.60 Eueta (3-4) $64.40 Seratehed-See Swal. 3rd RACE $9,375 cond pace 1:55.1 Licensed To Kia (Bier) 7.60 4.20 3.20 Dentsh Kroner N(Fahy) 7.20 5.80 TimeFryer(Poutin)5 20 Es.
(9-5) $51.60 Double (3-8) $15.00 4i RACE $7,500 dmg pace 1:55.4 Dutch Baron (Gagliardi) 1 7.20 7.20 4.40 Got To Time (LaCce) 3.20 2.80 Lorrytend Bret (Davis) 5.00 Trtfeeta(6-3-10) $571.40 (ODonnea)3-1 (Pierce) 6-1 4 Propane Fane 5 Hot Lava 6 Shuitz's Getaway 7 Gold Toe awwvtNow 9 Seeker Aanahurst 10 OW Washburn Scratched: Alydar's Capede, Sand Blast, Forty Four Thunder, Sbcktoitive. Worker Abbenello) 7-2 Boy. Clypeus, Edguy (Partington) 1Z-1 FOURTH RACE (4,500 3Y01UP FtU MOWCLMQ $8,000 $7,000 6Vt FUR (Grott) 20-1 th RACE $7,500 Qmg $1 7,500 Pice 1 Fudge On French (Lachance) 20-1 (Lachance) 3-1 uoucse ueceprjon 3Feien (Lachance) 7-2 4Troeaeta (TDa)ZO-l 6 Sheaa Sweet Lady 11 One At A Time (King) 114 DUSTVSBOXCAR 10-1 5 Pretty Dirty (Bravo) 120 remote 2nd in route 3-1 1 Mti Loray (Barton) 114 decent return at PN 12-1 lODazyMy (Cotton) 112 completes triboi 5-1 6 Fleet Of Knight (Molina) 122 bunkers last doaer now 10-1 1SRuerN'Lady (Prior) 117 draws in OH a 10-1 17VYh'ethoaeyes (Pagano) 112 3rd in Tam debut 10-1 4NyroubiVHa (Ryan) .122 faced more Fla. 10-1 6UrbanoStar (Sweeney) 113 Reid, worse every week 10-1 12 readout Rainbous (Merida) 122 needed last, may improve 10-1 2 Shane i Dancer (CC Lopez) 120 explore reality 15-1 9CHympiaTwo (Coiazo) 107 couldn't win a tl 15-1 (Lachance) 5-1 (Fehy)20-1 (Campbell) 4-1 (Manzi)B-l (Davis) 6-1 8 Come On Skippy 7 Ma New Era 8 Total Freedom 9 Scenic Teffy lOBrendvLobal (Poaseno)40-1 Scratched-Dan Henley. Sth RACE $8,125 cond pace 1:56 2 Bee Oee Kay (LaChance) 3.20 2.60 2.40 Mr (Abbatieilo) 6.00 3.60 Armbro Inning (PkiUno) 3.20 Electa (1-6) S22J0 $wi RACE $6,500 Cond Pace Limbo Hanover (Haughton) 1 2-1 (Cote) 8-1 Scratched: Lonesome Gal, Purse Fighter.
Vichy's Up, Sweet Pleasures. Marry 2 Zephyr Express 3 Test of Wits 6 RACE $8,500 cond pace 1:55. (McNichol) 7-2 tueamrdi) 5-1 FIFTH RACE $5,000 3YO CLMQ $7,500 6Vi FUR oat issue (uampoeti 00 3.zoz.a0'-Nice Try (LeChance) 4.00 3.60 SprttelyAI Mrianonunve flecnance)3-1 Stormy View (Lohmeyer)15-1 Joels Heir (Dohertvl 20-1 Temtroaa (MeittJnis) 4.60 Eiacta (2-8) $18.80 7 RACE $8,000 dmg pace 1:56. St'r Yankee (Cerbone) 77.80 1 8.60 4.66 Duce (McNichol) 4.00 2.80 Ben Erie (Schwind) 2 60 9 Wurdentrager (Mann) 12-1 io mono loon rcamobetf 4-1 awi rwss Trot Argyle Shore (Shapiro) 15-1 JanTaetJk (Parker! 20-1 Ex. (19-6) $283.60 Trt.
(10-8-1) $723.00 Pick Three(1-2-10) $322.00 881 RACE $8,500 cond pace 1:551 Seettle Stu (Campbell) 3.60 2.80 2.60 Twenty Carrot (GagHardi) 5.20 4.00 jwapnee Looea (Deiaey)l5-1 HHKsno (Webster) 20-1 Twice Rice (ReieenweeMrl4-1 scueaK suspense Komi 6-1 ut Eiacta (2-71 $37.10 cnukkar (Richardson) 7-2 (Nordin)8-1 Miss Baltic Higher Love 9m RACE $8,1 25 cond pace 1 :58. 1 Take Me Please (Kly) 76.40 28.60 1 5.00 Princess Stephie (Camden) 36.20 10.60 Cruse Una (Campbell) 12.20 (Takter)S-l (O'DonneH) 3-1 lOCayster 1 AieiLocen (Lachance) 20-1 12 Her Excellence (Wapka)30-1 7 RACE $7,500 Cond Pace Town Twister (Schwind) 8-1 El. (9-10) $893.80 Double (2-9) $172.00 1091 RACE $9,375 cond pece 1:57.2 Freelancer (Schwind) 7 20 4 40 3.20 Dezzling Dona (Tremblay) 7.40 5.80 Attona Dream (Fahy) 1 1 .40 Eiacta (6-9) $39.20 11tk RACE $6,125 cond naca 1:57 3 Beckys Flash (Campbell) 5-1 Peaa The Word (Renoerl 10-1 EDITH L. DIXON Courier-Post Staff HADDON TWP. It is always nice to be honored by your peers.
Last night, the South Jersey Coaches of Women's Sports (SJCWS) closed the 1990 scholastic season with a dinner at Chubby's restaurant to do just that. With more than 100 coaches, athletes and their families, and athletic directors in attendance, the SJCWS honored girls' coaches of winter sports and scholar-athletes, and handed out a special recognition award for service to women's sports. Jean Phelps, who has been president of the SJCWS for the past 10 years, said the organization's purpose is to pay homage to coaches. "It is important to honor the coaches," said Phelps, who had served as secretarytreasurer of SJCWS before becoming president. "The coach needs to have a pat on the back from his or her peers." The SJCWS was founded in 1966 by retired Glassboro State College coach Dr.
Pearl Kowalski; Bea Thomas, longtime field hockey coach at Moorestown High School; and the late Collingswood field hockey coach Bea Markwick, all three of whom are known for their dedication to women's sports South Jersey. As president, -Phelps set out to expand the organization's membership. "I didn't make any drastic changes," Phelps said. "I computerized everything and wanted to get more people out for our dinners. It used to be that, when we had an awards dinner, we only had about 30 people.
We couldn't even get the coaches out to accept their own awards." Last night, it was clear things have changed for the SJCWS. Of the 22 awards presented to coaches, less than five were absent, signaling growth in the interest and importance of women's sports. "It's a neat honor," said new president Anita Evans, who is the basketball and assistant track coach at Paulsboro High School. "We not only recognize coaches from conferences but for all sports throughout the year. It is nice to be honored by your peers." Twenty-three coaches received the "Winter Sports Awards" for guiding girls' teams to group, sectional and state championships in basketball, bowling and swimming.
A surprised Barbara Man-love, a former basketball and field hockey official, and Haddon Heights teacher and former coach, was given the the "Outstanding Contribution Award." Manlove, who has taught school at Haddon Heights for 20 years, jokingly remarked on the ability of her school's hockey team to never get past its nemesis Haddonfield. "I was shocked, absolutely shocked when they called my name for the award," said Manlove, who accepted the honor with her husband George at her side. It was the couple's 30th wedding anniversary. "When I was listening to some of the things Debbie (DiPaolo) was saying in the introduction. I said to myself, 'Oh, "Now I'm just teaching and a loyal Haddon Heights fan.
I don't miss any of the girls' games. I go to them all, but hockey is my favorite. When I was coaching hockey, we never could win a championship though. We always came in second behind Haddonfield." Ironically, the Haddon Heights hockey team which finally won a Colonial Conference championship in 1989, sharing the honor with Haddonfield. Five scholar athletes also were honored, with two of them receiving $500 awards.
The scholarships were given to seniors who displayed scholarship, athletic ability, leadership, need and sportsmanship. The honorees were Leslie Joyce, a hockey, basketball and softball player at Pitman; Jean Forsha, who lettered in hockey and basketball at Clearview; and Cindy Jones of West Deptford, who excelled in soccer, basketball and softball. Sherry Wilgus, who swims and runs track for Kingsway, and Cherokee's Jennifer Beckett, who plays soccer and runs track, both received the $500 scholarships. True Blood Brother (Campbell) 8-5 Kymery nenovar (Manzile-1 Captain Big (McNichol) 15-1 inratyuoee (Tremeiay) 12-1 Sbenutetor (Sirvermanl 15-1 Vee Indeed IDsvraii2-i Chr'ana Reseel (McNI) 60 3.40 3.80 Nudeer Wolf (Campbet) 3.60 3.40 Eiacta (4-3) $18.20 12 pace 1:55 2 Futures Game (LaCe) 24.20 13 60 5.00 Bold Gentry (AbbaMeo) 10.406.00 -JO Bvrd ICimobeHI 2.80 10 Frank lenn (Dohertvl 10-1 9 Newpaperrnan (Capanaa) 116 major drop from NYC 6-1 aSwiftyLad (GrasrO 116 excuse as chalk, beware 5-2 1 Feast of Sweets (J.Niad) 122 won latest v. mdns.
6-1 4UlbrrMWRaincheck (Verge) 116 doeev.amnilar.GSP 6-1 50ametope (Petersen) 122 bunkers did it v. mdns.l 5-1 6FresFoyt (Paseno) 119 far back In recent par 9-2 3 Dswn i Fryer (King) 119 solo score at DelPk 8-1 7Weaaday (Martinez) 112 slow win v. mdns. last 10-1 2Brusaka (NoRider) 119 been doing llttla. similar 12-1 SIXTH RACe $10,500 3Y08UP CLMQ $22,500 $18,500 7 FUR 3 Naval Cutter (Molina) 114 needed last, scores 5-1 5 North Forest (Fiorentino) 116 best makes danger here 6-1 6 Roman Street (NoRider) 117 won 3 at QSP.
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NYC 10-1 12Mr.Dtagae (Kotenko) 120 last better, Del mud 10-1 11 Prosperous Move (Knott) 107 never been in for a tag 15-1 2 Never Fazed (Mounie) 110 slow works tor debut 15-1 5 Race Street (NoRider) 122 Iwdious v. kna last 12-1 Scratched: Lose Deuce, Guaranteed Relief, Giving, Old Flyer EIOHTH RACE $12,000 3YO ALLOWANCE 7 FUR 7 Desert Wait (Cotton) 116 returned running, advances 9-2 5 Easy Appeal (J.Luzzi) 122 speed in routes, chance 4-1 esuneeth (Edwards) 116 solo win at GSP. use 7-2 1 Coach Digger (Edward) 116 lone wm on As turf S-2 4 Diggers Cemlvalay (Davis) 122 not oft latest pair 12-1 2TheChaptam (IHescu) 122 showed guta at PN 5-1 3 Five Franks (Munoz) 116 beat much teas. Dal 6-1 MNTH RACE $5,500 3Y06UP CLMQ $7,500 7 FUR 10 Jeagera Dream (King) 116 GO HOSJE A WIMNER 8-1 11 Sun Rook (Madrigal) 116 always bet often dose 3-1 3 MHton Dollar Boy (Worsham) 116 2nd i speedy PN return 5-1 6Genth'sJoy (Martinez) 111 completes triboi 10-1 4 Moon Prospector (Mangual) 109 cornea late at 12-1 lAtavismo (Madrigal) 116 tone USA wm et Tdn 10-1 SUmeport (NoRider) 116 lest win? ...1968 4-1 9 Buds Baby Huey (Alvarez) 116 bet si GS return, 5-1 6-1 7 Jeffrey Jack (Whyner) 109 2nd in Del 6F, Improving 10-1 2 Starting Sun (Petersen) 116 far beck last year, off 10-1 Scrstcnarl- ftnrl Wens Th rwt ewi ua-Huw umg ku.ouu pace Last rresxiem iweosten 1 EzToWIn El Fashion El. (8-10)1251 JO Tit (6-10-5) $510.20 (Cempbea) 30-1 (Gagkardi)20-1 (Tremblay) 30-1 (Pierce) 8-1 Thoroughbred Poll Rock wren Bubbling Blue UncennyBret (uampoeinB-1 (Davis) 6-1 (Fahy)12-1 (Campbell) 1-1 9 Tybalt Moody I (Campbell) 20-1 91 RACE $8,500 Cond Pace by TixrougMrad rUctng Coawnuncatent.
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6 7. aa Bowling 9 Bayakoa Mayola Hanover (Nickeaa) 15-1 (Menzl)20-t (Webster) 10-1 (Monecolft-1 (Menzi) 12-1 5-M 5-3-1-0 S9 Wagering up 6 percent at Garden State lOEaayOoar 6 Jerie Fortune 4-0 MAI kl 10 Keyetone Mrarraaa uvnw ranee iscaMng vMec SeMy Kept Grjrgeoue 9. Go for Wand 7, Opening Uarea ft at a. Window Dressing CHERRY HILL Wagering (Menzi) 5-1 (Schwind) 8-1 Maggie Murpny L4wcn rMng uo'n Pltaesant Nathan's Handicap Winners reacnea 9100,040,040 on me luo- f.Ar. C.
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T- $213,624, and Atlantic City Race Course, $108,629. Garden State Park patrons also wagered $35,542,213 during the period of the live meet on races simulcast from other New Jersey tracks. Garden State averaged $250,111 on The Meadowlands and $92,250 on Freehold Raceway. Another $332,279 was wagered at Garden State on one day of simulcasting from Monmouth Park. The combination of total wagering on Garden State Park races and wagering at Garden State Park on races simulcast from other New Jersey tracks amounted to $204,185,558 this year, up 10 percent from the $185,604,043 of 1989.
By DUSTY NATHAN Cauriar-Post Staff iruwjri Coiucci pins down win after 4th-place finish CHERRY HILL John Coiucci of Voorhees won the weekly tournament of the Amateur Bowlers Tour held in the Baker Lanes over the weekend. Coiucci, who finished fourth in the regular phase of the tournament, beat Gary Gallicchio of Pennsauken in the championship playoff, 206-188. Coiucci advanced to the finals by posting victories over Mike Evangelista of Wood-lynne, Charles Wilkins of Willing boro and George White of Turners-ville. The tournament will continue this weekend in the La Martinque Lanes in Stratford. Uajr uuucii uwic i aia bliuiuugll- ibred racing meet that ended last This was $9,228,551, or six percent, more than the handled during the 102-day, 1989 season.
On-track attendance at Garden State was off by two percent from 6,390 of last year to 6,291 this year. On-track handle in 1990 was $88,126,144, while another was wagered at simul-cast tracks on Garden State Park's thoroughbred races. Average daily handles at the simulcast tracks were: Meadow-'lands, Monmouth Park, Post Time 7 30 P.M. Graded For A Fast Track 1st Raca-Hi Po Monatni, LV Gotdie. Majestic Shape 2nd Raee-Nkjht Country.
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