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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1981)
Portland Observer, November 25,1961 Track talk by Mike Cusorielll A pair o f tw o-year-old stakes events and Rainier Binocular Week end headline the upcoming Thanks giving weekend o f racing at P ort land Meadows. The Janet Wineberg Futurity, to be run Saturday, November 28, pits the cream o f the two-yeur-old Ore gon-bred filly crop. The Bill Wine berg Futurity, which will be renewed fo r the tenth time on Sunday, November 29, features the top two- year-old Oregon-bred colts and geldings. Such standouts as Lan- dauer, Lighthouse Jim and Future Fox are expected to compete. Landauer is coming o f f o f two Portland Meadows allowance vic tories at the Wineberg distance o f six furlongs. In his victory on Sun day, November I, the Dan Markle- trained gelding covered the distance in 1:11.3, the fastest six furlong clocking by a two-year-old this sea son. Future Fox has bankrolled $7,515 in his six life tim e starts. In the $15,375 O .T.B.A. Sales Stakes here October 31, Future Fox was the run ner up behind Washington-bred Not Now. Lighthouse Jim has finished third in his only two starts. In the O .T.B.A. Sales Stakes, Lighthouse Jim finished behind Not Now and Future Fox, and in the $R,5(XI-added Beaver State Handicap the Howard Belvoir-trained colt ran behind the highly-regarded H i Yu L ulu and C hipO 'Lark. Rainier Binocular Weekend will offer quality Bushnell and Zeiss bi noculars and sportsglasses to Port land Meadows patrons at up to 40 per cent o ff the regular retail price. Horse racing enthusiasts will be able to purchase the binoculars at the track for their own personal use o f have them shipped to friends and relatives as Christmas g ifts via United Parcel Service. Friday’ s racing program will have a sp ec ial h o lid a y post tim e o f 2 :3 0 p.m. Saturday and Sunday pro grams get underway at 1:30 p.m. SA sponsors Turkey Tourney Deception Decision, one o f Ore gon’s top three-year-olds, ran to his reputation last week in winning the $9,850 Portland Sophomore Handi cap by one length over ’ N Easy Buck. The victory boosted the Oregon- bred’ s career earn ings to $38,245, o f which $30,699 has been earned this year. Deception Decision, the N.E. (Nub) Norton-trained son o f Skin Head and You Guess, is per haps best known for his length and a h a lf victory over Son o f thunder- hawk in the 1981 Oregon Derby. In other developments, veteran conditioner Bill Tollett solidified his lead in the trainer standings with a double on Sunday, giving him a 6-4 lead over second place Bud Klokstad. In Sunday’ s n in th and feature race, Tollett’s ace sprinter My Run away scored an easy w ire-to-w ire two length victory over Poppy Vee in 1:11.2. Greg Swaim still holds down the top spot in the jockey standings. With 10 wins in 59 mounts, Swaim holds a 10-8 lead over Jody David son and Gary Stevens. W e e k 's b e e t p e y o f f s Win— In winning Saturday’ s sixth race, Moonshiner (ridden by Doug Moore) lit up the tote board for a $106.80 win payoff. Piace and show— E xciting Rhythm, guided to his second place finish by jockey Wayne Shaw, re turned a staggering $85.20 place payoff in Friday’ s seventh race. The five-year-old daughter o f Flying Lark also returned the weekend's most lucrative show payoff, $16.60. Trifecla—In Sunday’ s fifth race. Sails Ahoy (ridden by Ralph Gar cia), L ittle Punk and H urricand W illie teamed up fo r the week’ s largest trifecla payoff, $5,528. Quineila Exciting Rhythm and 21-to-l shot Wendy Sue teamed up for the week’ s best quineila payoff, $765.20, in Friday’ s seventh race. D a ily double— A 19-to-l shot, Mr. W ifflc (ridden by Scott Stevens) teamed with a S-to-2 choice. Nelson Bumber (ridden by Dave Shepherd) to return a $165.20 payoff. The Salvation A rm y ’ s M oore Street Community Center is present ing the 2nd Annual Turkey Basket ball Tournam ent on Friday, N o vember 27th and 28th at Portland C om m unity College’ s Cascade Campus. Co-captains o f The Moore Street Center's team are G arry Bradley and Larry Collins. Both men are ex- Portland Community College bas ketball players. This coupon is good for one Free General Admission to Portland Meadows Sunday only. MEADOWS Pick up your free copy of the Portland Observer for recing results. PORTLAND MEADOWS 1001 North Schmeer Road Portland, Oregon 97217 L A R R Y C O L L IN S G ARRY BRADLEY After playing ball for two years at PCC, G arry “ D r. Sky” Bradley went on to try out for the interna tionally known Athletes in Action basketball team. U n fo rtu n a te ly, they needed a guard so he was cut from the squad. Garry is now prac ticing for the spring try-out with the pros and coaches the 12- to 14-year- olds for the Moore Street Center. Larry Collins also played basket ball for PCC fo r two years. He is presently co-partners in Clothes Un lim ited with B illie H o lt. He con tinues to play basketball as a hobbie and as a means o f keeping in shape. Also playing fo r The Moore Street Community Center Basket ball Team are Jessie Collins, Hillary Kelly, Bruce Morales, Marvin Jen nings, Percy Davis, Melvin Booker, Ricky O verton, James D ixon, Danny Wilson, Carey Larkin, and Jay Craig. Teams taking part in the double elim ination tournament are made up o f young adults representing churches as far away as Southern California. A total o f 15 games will be played, with the tournament run ning from 9:30 a m. to 3:30 p.m. on Friday and from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Saturday. The Awards Banquet, to be held in the Moore Street Com m unity Center w ill immediately follow the final game. Wille Brock, former De troit Lions and Kansas City Chiefs piayer will be the guest speaker. Spectators arc invited to watch the tournam ent. Donation o f 50 cents fo r adults and 25 cents fo r cdhildren will be used to benefit the Moore Street Center’ s basketball programs. The Desf th in g r h * ever happened to h p te k u p tr u e * ' Protects -a n d »eecs y<xx true* bed loosing i * e new ig iiR iii. Shoe* proofs insulates a^a.nst not ♦ c o « Reduces vb*ar*on no«se Cleans easay Beautifies - your true* always kxjfcs sharp' Sing-a-long The public is invited to a Messiah "S in g -In,” conducted by Margaret Vance, Dec. 6, 5 p.m. at the Buckley Center auditorium , U niversity o f Portland, 5000 N. Willamette Blvd. An unrehearsed sing-a-long o f Handel’ s Christmas portion o f the Messiah. Bring your own music if you have it. I f not, we have a limited supply. Free and open to the public. 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