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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1971)
•age 8 P o r t la n d /O b .e r v e r T h u r .d a y . July i. 1971 Aaron has 100 to go OUTDOOR FUN STARTS A T r i OPEN OPEN 9 -9 DAILY 10-6 SUNDAY 9 -9 DAILY 10-6 SUNDAY O U T D O O R STORES W M 5i .M a 4th of JULY HOLIDAY SALE SLEEPING BAG SPECIALS by H irsch W eis HIKER TENTS ra n - • 5'«7' P M TINT — Deluxe «/'Floor • 5 ' x l ’Zt' T V U STYLE, NYLON TWT 1 O U t'iO U i'J M IM W A U TW T . . . M m 6 M m »51 pack » amis S '« r 2 NYLON TW T ............. x7 2 NYLON TW T ............. ’3 4 .9 5 F DACRON 8 8 '«4 te. • IT f • . . ’12** 100% Poiyvtter Comp V o k x 19 95 THER M O -FLU F* J14“ 10C \ Pofy.,1.. Com p Volvo 2 1 95 (Atee« t o . t e e s - m u FIA TME • « £ THENMO-FLLJF* J4"xM ") • KWS P.V.C. FLOAT VEST « /B A G S 3” • SWIM M A M S . ICE CHESTS -8 8 THERMOS 37 qts. POLY COOLERS m . 5 .98 s j TNBHNOS 73 qt. POLY COOLER . . . . .13.98 THERMOS 1 g.L JUCS . . 7 . . . . . . _ 1.98 4» to sofort fro d a u ju a :7 2 9 O B ill 5 0 2 2 2 PISCI BOO te H n c A W M SÀI! 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S ix survivors of June rookie a free agent who lias played AAU camp w ill return this fall to basketball In the L o s Angeles battle veterans for places on the area the past two years, a n d 1 ortland T ra il Blazers’ 1971-72 supplementary d r a f t choice National Basketball Association W ilm ore, captain last season of squad. the American team competing In And a final Judgment lias n o t world amateur competition. b e e n made on tho return of a M a r s h , m ost accurate seventh rookie, 6-11 center Don shooter In U S t history, display- Sechler from Delaware Valley. ed some deadly accuracy from Returning to fall camp w ill be th e c o r n e r s during training Sidney Wicks, 6-9 forward from camp, while Wilmore, an a ll UCLA, Charles Yelverton, 6-2 conference choice during th e guard from Fordham; L a r r y same season tliatlllck Adelman S t e e l e , 6-5 f o r w a r d from won honors, displayed strong Kentucky, B i l l Sm ith,7 - foot leadership and playmaking ab il c e n t e r from Syracuse, J 1 m ities. Marsh, 6-7 forward from CSC, T h e question on Sechler, and Art Wllmoro, 6 - 2 guard meanwhile, Is whether the pro from U n iv e r s ity of San duct of tiny Delawares t a l e lu Francisco. i'eiuisylvanla has faced tough The decisions were announc enough competition tube ready ed Tuesday by Stu Inman, the tor the NBA. Blazers* director of player p er " W e feel tliat In college he sonnel. w a s able to play at luvlf speed ’’ W e were delighted wlthour and dominate,” said Inman. I n June camp,” said Inman, "and th e two rookie games against got everything out of it that we Seattle, Sechler shot .50 0from wanted. In fact, we went so hard the field on 6 for 12. from Monday through Thursday H e w ill be retained on the that we really didn’t have much Blazers' roster until a final de to give against th e Seattle cision Is made on his return. Rookies on Friday and Saturday in the rookie games against nights.” Seattle, Wicks scored 67 points " T h e boys were physically and hauled In 34 rebounds and s p e n t ,” he said, “ and never wasn’t even playing to Ids abil really played up to what we saw ity. during the week. B ut then I t Yelverton had a 24-polnt nlgtit wasn’ t our Intention to look good In Seattle, a 10-potnt output In against Seattle at the exclusion M em orial Coliseum. o f preparing fo r the n e x t Ic d c 1,1 e.l n lolnt , e season.” two games and Smith scored 34 There were no surprises In while snaring 29 rebounds. the announced return of Wicks, The Blazers currently liave 11 Yelverton, Steole and S m ith - - veterans and seven ro o k ie s --- the top four draft choices signed counting Sechler--on the roster by Oregon’ s first major league for a potential of 18 candidates club. tor the club’ s second season of if t h e r e were surprises, 11 NBA competition. might b eIn th eretu rn o fM a rsh , CAMPING TENTS 98« METAL FOLDING TABLES ..................... 9“ DIRECTOR C H A IR S......................... f ¿M VINYL AW M A TTRESS..................... 7 7 ‘ CAMP STO O LS.................................... FABRIC AW M A TTR ESS....................... 3 ” A t! Hammertn Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves tsouty 100 home runs behind BabeKuth’ s life time record total of 714 home runs, Aaron now has 614. G o in g Into Sundays g a m e Aaron had 612, but collected two home runs In Sunday afternoon’ s contest, Aaron Is slamming balls out of the yvtrk In spite of a sore knee which Is being drained of fluid a- bout once every week. Although doctors note Improvement In the knees condition,about th e knee Aaron had this to say,” the knee feels pretty good right now, but after four or five games, I know 1*11 have to have the knee drain ed again when the water builds back up.” Aaron doesn't like to con verse on the subject of Ids knee and It Is obvious that It w orries him. T h i s season Is his firs t that he lias play txt wltliout Injury during his 17year career In the Ids knee that will keep h 1 a date with Babe Kuth’ s homerun re cord, from happening. 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