The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes Page #5
- G
- Year:
- 1969
- 91 min
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Whoo!
Dexter?
Where are you going
in such a hurry?
Yeah.
Mr. Arno wants to see me
this afternoon.
Well, so do we.
Yeah, man.
Everybody's been waiting
for you to come home.
We're going to the lake
this afternoon.
Annie, are you kidding?
Mr. Arno's a very important
man in this town.
I just can't turn my back
on him.
Well, Dexter,
he'll understand.
Yeah, come on, Dex.
And look, I'd like you
to come, too.
I'm sorry, Annie.
Mr. Arno arranged
for this meeting yesterday.
I'll see you later, guys.
I gotta go.
[Engine turns over]
What's with him?
I don't know, Pete.
But I think if we're going
to have anything to do
with Dexter anymore,
we'll have to make
an appointment.
[Scoffs] Yeah.
[Trumpet plays fanfare]
Little champagne,
Dexter?
Best there is.
$34 a bottle.
No, thanks.
Uh, not right now.
Ah, healthy. Ha ha ha!
I like that.
Well, who do you like
in the first race, kid?
Well, according to
all the information,
horse, Market Doodle.
Market Doodle?! Ha!
Boss, that horse is a pig.
It ain't got a chance
in this race.
Well, it's just
a matter of analyzing
all the information...
the weight, distance,
past performance.
And Market Doodle
does figure out to be
the best horse.
Bet $200
on Market Doodle.
Boss, how can you listen
to this kid?
He don't know nothin'
about horses.
I have been listening
to you for years.
Do as I tell you.
Okay. Sweetheart...
I don't know.
I think you're flipping.
$200, Market Doodle,
the number 8 horse.
Announcer:
Flag is up.[Bell rings]
And there they go.
Market Doodle comes slowly.
First Orbit,
second, Cottontop,
third on the outside,
Maladjusted,
fourth, Nobody's Baby,
Clean Clem, Rare Addition,
then... Snoopy's Pal
and Market Doodle.
Down the backstretch,
it's First Orbit
in front, between horses,
by s head.
Cottontop is second
on the rail, by s neck,
French Suzie,
third, by s length,
Nobody's Baby is fourth,
and Market Doodle is far back.
Around the far turn,
it's Maladjusted in front
on the inside by s head.
French Suzie is second
by s neck.
First Orbit, third.
Cottontop is fourth.
Nobody's Baby and Clean Clem
turning for home.
It's First Orbit in front
on the inside by s head.
Cottontop is second
by two lengths.
French Suzie, third,
Maladjusted, fourth,
and Market Doodle is closing
much ground on the outside.
Come on, boy!
It's French Suzie in front
on the outside by s head.
First Orbit is second
by s half-length.
Cottontop, third by s length.
Maladjusted is fourth.
And here comes Market Doodle
in the middle of the track.
- French Suzie in front,
- Come on! Come on!
First Orbit is second,
Cottontop, third.
And Market Doodle flying
on the outside.
- French Suzie...
- Come! Come on!
Market Doodle moving
up on the outside.
Here comes Market Doodle.
Come on, boy!
Come on!
French Suzie
and Market Doodle...
And Market Doodle
is the winner by s nose.
- Hey! Ha ha ha!
- [Crowd cheers]
Hey, honey, cash 'em in.
Cash 'em in.
Ha ha ha ha!
Uh, you bum.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha!
16... 18... 20...
22... 24... 26...
$28,000.
I never seen anyone
win that much money
all at once, straight.
Yeah,
not a bad afternoon.
Well, I gotta split.
I got a chamber meeting
tonight.
Chillie will take you
to dinner.
Take him down
to Garibaldis.
They got good pizza there.
- Hi, there.
- Hey, Tom.
Here, you drive, kid.
I'm right over here.
Hey, thanks.
[Vehicle approaches]
Oh, Dexter, can I have
a word with you?
Uh, we are in a hurry,
Dean.
[Engine turns over]
It's very important.
It's about your enrollment.
I brought the short form.
I think this will be an ideal
time to discuss it.
I'm sorry, Dean,
but I'm afraid
we'll have to talk about it
some other time, okay?
Well, I really think
we should talk about it tonight.
- [Crash]
- Sorry.
Is that all right
with you?
Impossible.
You haven't been talking
to Dean Collingsgood,
have you?
- Not yet.
- Wh...
Not yet?
[Crickets chirping]
[Engine turns over]
[Engine turns over]
[Up-tempo jazz music plays]
[Indistinct conversations]
What are you doing here?
Well, uh, I-I'm absolutely
f... I'm fl...
Isn't this
Professor Stanley's house?
There was supposed to be
a dinner party in my honor
at Professor Stanley's.
You're not fooling me,
Collingsgood.
I know what
you're doing here.
[Whistle blowing]
It's a raid!
[Screaming]
Ladies and gentlemen,
we're police officers.
All the exits are guarded.
We urge everybody
to remain calm.
It is my duty to inform you
of your Constitutional rights.
You have the right
to remain silent.
You have the right to have
an attorney present before
and during all questioning.
If you wish an attorney
and cannot afford one,
the state will refer
an attorney.
For those of you...
Where do you think
you're going, buster?
Buster?
My name is not Buster.
This is just what
I thought it was.
This is a case
of mistaken identity.
Ha!
How I ever let you lead me
into such a mess!
[Stomps foot]
Lead you?
You're the one that tried
to steal the boy.
You ought to be in jail,
not me.
Collingsgood,
you're acting like this
is the first time
a thing like this
has ever happened.
- Hey, you okay, kid?
- I can remember the time
you stole "Breakaway" Jones
from me.
Hey, come on.
Don't be depressed, will you?
Spending the night in jail
ain't so bad.
Look at me. I've been
in and out 100 times.
It's not that.
Higgins:
It's not the alumnithat's trying to steal Dexter.
It's you.
Man:
You know,I don't understand you.
You should be the happiest
guy in the world.
I've been going
to the track all my life.
I never once met a guy
who could pick eight races
in a row, never.
Dexter, you and me
could have the world
at our feet here.
Collingsgood:
I'm just tryingto be fair to the boy.
I mean,
with his capabilities,
why should he stay
at an academic fleabag
like Medfield?
Well, it was that
academic fleabag
that taught Dexter Reilly
everything he knows.
You just want him for that
"College Knowledge" program,
and you know it.
You know... everyone's
just out for himself.
It was like that
everywhere I went.
Everyone's just out
for himself.
[Exhales sharply]
Oh, you mean those guys?
Don't let them
bother you, man.
You stick with me.
Who are you thinking of,
Mr. Walski?
Oh, come on,
will you, kid?
You're supposed to be smart,
some sort of genius.
Don't you think everybody
thinks about themself?
Huh?
[Door opens]
Okay, kid,
you've been bailed out.
[Claps]
There, you see? I told you
Mr. Arno would come through.
- Just the boy.
- Huh?
Oh, u-uh, Dexter,
tell the boss, uh, not
to forget I'm in here, huh?
[Keys jingling]
Higgins:
Uh, Dexter...
Uh, Dexter, do you suppose
that you could, uh...
Dean Higgins, I don't know
what I'm gonna do.
- Man:
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- [Indistinct talking]
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