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IlAMILTON, Ont. (JP) Jack
Hutchins and Doug Clement, Uni
versity of Oregon athletes, will be
on the Canadian Olympic team. A
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selection committee named Hutch
HOW HOT IT IS,
ins for the 800-meter run and
GOT TO KEEP
uiemeni ior ine uu-meter run
THS FPOKT DOO0
and 1,600-meter relay.
Closed.'
Hutchins was graduated from
Oregon this spring. He is the
first University of Oregon ath
lete to appear in two Olympic
games. He also represented Can
aaa in i-b. Element was a
freshman.
Hutchins will run in the 800-
meter, and Clement will per
form in the 400-meter run and
the 1600-meter relay.
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exchanges bows with Eiklchl AraU. new Japanese Ambassador to
U. as he greets him and his davrbter in Wasbington.
Going on vacation?
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Germans Best
Track Record
BERLIN JP) - German athletes
tied the 1,500 meters world rec
ord and matched or beat several
Olympic marks Sunday to estab
lish themselves as contenders- at
Helsinki in their first summer
Olympic appearance since 1938:
Werner Lueg, a 20-year-old sur
prise, turned in the feature per
formance of the Olympic quali
fication trials by equalling tho
world record for 1,500 meters with
a time or . minutes 43 seconas.
In the two-day qualifying meet.
Germans also beat Olympic rec
ords in three other events tho-
hammer throw, 3,000 meter
steeplechase, and women's shotput
and tied the Olympic record in
the women's 80 meter hurdles.'
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Dutch Woman
Enters Games
AMSTERDAM (P)-Fanny Blan-
kers-Koen, flying Dutch housewife
who again is Holland's best hope
for Olympic gold medals, will en
ter four events at Helsinki the
100-meter dash, 200-meter dash.
80-meter hurdles and 400-meter
relay.
In Sunday's national champion
ships, she set a world record for
100 meters in 11.4 seconds, one
tenth of a second faster than the
record she shared with Helen Ste
phens (USA) of 11.5 seconds.
In the 200-meter dash she es
tablished a Dutch record of 23.7
seconds and equalled her own
world record of 1 1 seconds for the
80-meter hurdles.
Table of Coastal Tides
Tides for Taft. Oregon, July. 1961
(compiled by U. S. Coast Ac Geodctto
Survey, Portland. Oregon).
Pacific Standard Thsve
HIGH WATERS LOW WATERS
6:23 p.m. 5 9 11:32 pjn. 1.4
July Time Ht. Time Ht.
1 8:56 a.m. 3.7 1 JO lin. 1.5
7.30 pjn. 6J2 12:16 p.m. TJ
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3 9:43 a.m. 3a 3:25 ajn. al
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2:39 pjn. 53 7:48 pjn. 2J
10 1UT7 ajn. 7.1 8:42 ajn. -1.4
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