They Fly ThroSigh the Air With the Greatest of Ease
U.S
'if
. Cinder
s Await
Stay
Trials
1 H i u mr Hit iii iilinifli
Senators Win Finale
At Yakima 3-2, Open
With TC Here Tonight
PARKKR F1KI.D. Yakima - 'Spociali - The Salem Senators sal
vaged their last (iame of the Northwest League series here Thursday
night, taking a 3-2 victory over the loop leaders and thus cracking a
live-game losing streak. Lefty Jciry Cade did a successful job of relief
work after taking over for Andy : i
George in the eighth inning 'n('njnT; 1 O
the Bears scored their two runs . ! XVirifl tVIYIlP6
George was the winner, however, j It Hill OlyllllCtJ
and now has a 6-3 record.
The Senators now return to Sa
lem where they open a lengthy
home stand, playing the Tri-Cily
Braves Friday night at eight
o'clock.
Sxtkula Hits Homer
Salem scored twice in the second
inning off new Yakima hurler M' l
Waite, a Seattle school teacher.
Ku.vs Koshurg walked and rrank
Szekula hlasted his fourth homer
of the season over the right field
wall for the tallies. -
The Solons went 3-0 ahead in the
scwnih i.n singles l Hav Web-
sler. Jack Dunn and Mel Krause
The Bears scored in the eighth as
Iked if'.pnri'e s nnv
pass1, Vince Moreci singled. Ilerm
Lewis singled to score Wilson,
Herm Reich singled to fill the
sacks and Roy Nixon drew a walk,
forcing in a run, from Cade who
took over the mound alter Reich's
bingle. Cade then got Dick Renner
on a ground-out to retire the shie
and pitched through the ninth with
but one base on halls.
Webster, Dunn Hit
Webster with three hits and Dunn
with two led the Salem's 7 hit at
tack Yakima had 10 off George.
but he kept them well scattered
Both Lewis and Reich had three,
There were nn errors in thi 1
game.
Hooray 1 1 !
SAl.FM (3)
B R H E
(2) YAKIMA
B iR ? n
Dunn" 3 i 2 o wlieoli
Knusc.2 9 l o Mrfri.m 4 i l n i
EsSian.i 2000 Lewm.r 1030
Ct.lrli r 1 1 1 n Nttnn 1 t 11 1
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.
lnrHF,p J U II 'l n,iir l 4 ll u ll
Cdf,p 1 0 0 0 7andfr.x 1 n 0 0
Downs. o 0 n f 0
Mkacih.d 0 0 0 0
Totala .14 3 7 n Tnlal .14 2 10 0
1 Grnunilfd Out for Wait in 8th.
ri-Sac. Bunt for Dmi'rm in !:h
Salfm (120 nno inn .17 0
Yakima Ono nno 020- 2 10 0
Winnmt" pitcher Onrgp i8-.1i.
Losing Pltrher Wait in.ii
IP AB HR FB SO HB
Genrne 7', 31 In 2 2 5 1
w.itf s in' j i i 4 .
Downs 1 4 10 0 1
tto ...I... I. in c.l. . v.i '
iir -o.rr.uia. - ir 1,1 i.Mliia
S HK-S7eku:a 1-nn -W ilson. I mn
RRI S7iiila Kraut t.u.is Vtvr.n '
Sae Mikaeuti iH DP Wehstir to.
Krause to Rnshurg T 2 12 L' Kel-
ley-Tisher Am huh
Eugene Posts
6-5 Triumpl
i
Eugene picked up two runs in
the ninth inning last night at Ken
newick to take a 6-5 Northwest
League baseball victory over .the
Braves. The Wenatrhee Chiefs won
their game with Lewiston. 8-6, at
Wenatchee.
Carl Hutzler hit a home run and
then singled in the winning Eu
gene run with a cratch infield hit
in the ninth.
Manager Hillis I.ayne of Lewis
ton and Phil Marvier of Wenatchee
had homers in that game
Lewiston 1"1 Oil nuO-6 9 'I
Wenatrhee 2"2 2'i Hlx 8 9 2
Jacobs Doriel i.li and Dinahue,
Chase Isringliaus 6i and I.uiuibf t?.
Eutene 100 010 202-B 11 2
Tri-City 103 010 nun -5 l.i 2
Penfoin. marten in ana uapprr,
Gauthier (H
Ku7Tk. Agne
Zari.
NATIONAL LEACl'E
Milwaukee at Chicago - Htiritette
f 7-3 1 vs Hush i6-:!i Clni lnnatl at St.
Loins t night 1 - Nil x hall 5-6 1 is Mi-
zell 1 7-5 1 New Vmk at I'l
"h
inlthti- Hearn i.1-7i vs Law 1 2-B
Philadelphia at Brooklyn might! S
Miller i.1-4i vs Drysdale (i-.1i.
amihican lEAnrr.
WasM'tEton at New York (nightl
-stobbs 15-51 v. Grim i4-n Boston
at Baltimore might 1 -Pjmu ?-'.
vi Moore i6-5i. Chicago at cive-
!??, L2-'.wM.,f,:.,.,-,-"'J :
Score 16-51. Detroit at Kansas city
tnighti c.romen ta-si ys L,s..ru
(0-3i.
American League
"
BIT" r. Hun Sli-i i
Trurki and Wilson: McMnhan.
7;
uii'K iiu'it golf too seriously. But Mary,
r-ri
Rowing Races
SYRACrSK. N Y. - Chil
ling winds- which whipped up
treacherous white caps on Onon
daga Lake forced an unprecedent
ed postponement in the I'. S.
Olympic rowing trials Thursday
with preliminary heats comnlet
ed in only one yf the seven ev-
enls
The weather complications plus
numerous complaints from coach-
PS brought a revision in the con-
troversial draw for the featured
e,eht-oar race. Stanford was
'moved from the first to the sec-
ond heat
The four-oar crews with cox
swain, paced by the Cornell Crew
Club and the rugged l'niersity
of Washington, managed to
squeeze in four races during a
relatively mild period shortly aft
er noon. But the waters grew in
creasingly choppy behind brisk 15
mph quartering head winds to
wine out the rest of the program,
These waters are about as bad
as I ve seen them, said Clifford
i Tip i Goes, chairman of the
: Olympic Rowing Committee, in
'making his postponement an-1
j about 200 shivered under topcoats '
and Plankets.
Goes said the remainder of the
first day's program would be conv
pleted Friday, starling at 9:30 .
m. FDT with the 'repechage
'second chance) arid ' semi-final
heats Saturday and the seven
championship finals Sunday
dinners qualify to represent the
I'nited States in the Olympic
Games in Australia, starting Nov
22 Thp roin"-livents are at sub. .
...k.. D.it'T. .-r .;i
Portland Men
Top 'Am' Meet j;
PORTLAND iff - William Lang-
rv
Multnomah Cotintv district
attorney, and three other Portland
o area men won their way into the
,: ,u oo.u I ,
fl I II " 1 1 IlillM HI 111. iOlll .llllllltfl "ir
K',M
Amateur Gulf Championships
Thursday
. Langley. 40. defe.tled Fred Hud
spelh. Prineville. 3 and 2. in a
morning round, then beat W. .1.
Macv. Portland. 4 and 3. in the
afternoon
Don Krieger, Portland, won from
K. I. Nichols. 2 and 1. in the
Smith .Jr. Medfnrd. in the after-
noon.
Clarence
Sowers a 4vvcar-old
,V)WCrS, a ll iai n,
greenkseeper trom ancouver.
Wash, had 2 and 1 victories over
Mernl Hval. Portland, and Dick
Hanen, Coos Bay.
Bob Bronson. Portland, took
(font, on page S2, eol. S)
Wiffi Favored to Take
Title in All-Yank Final
SI NMNGDALE. England iff
Favorite Margaret 'WiflP Smith
0
St. Clair, Mich., and upset-
minded Mary Patton Janssen
Charlottesville. Va., hammered
.... r. .
their way into trie linai oi ine nrit -
ish Women's Amateur Golf Cham -
pionship Thursday with relentless
one-sided victories in the quarter
anil semi-finals. ,
These two powerful golfing
rl.111phh.rs of 1,'ncle Saill set lit) the
n . .
lirsi ail-rtmencan nnai in me ins-
tory of the tournament.
Miss Smith a 19-year-old. freck-
led golf club secretary, dcleated
gallant Polly Riley of Fort Worth,
Tex. 5 and 4 in the semi-final,
She broke the little Texan's heart'
with booming drives and a series
)ot magnificent chips and pitches,
M.c lonccnn nolichon of Rri.
' .' ,', " 1 'tr m .. .
tain s best young golfer 19-year-
old Angela Ward, 6 and 5 in the
,emj.jna
, That kind of performance had
been expected from Wiffi, rated
a. ono of America' most nrnmis.
ing players for the past three
years
It certainly wasn't expected
'from Mic lontson mhn Hrivp. a
sneertv snorts car to tournaments
an(j j (np past hasn't appeared to
I
i
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hi j)
wall
Ramp-to-ramp broad Jumping of new autos, as pictured above, will
be one l the 28 act during tonight's Motor Olympics at Hollywood
Bowl here. Similar spectacular stunts are oa the S:30 o'clock pro
gram, whlrh provides funds for the ISA Olympics team. Motorcycles
as well as new Ford autos will be used la most of the breathtaking
stunts. In lower photo, the show's "huge mechanical elephant Is
shown In action. Kids will be given free rides on "Gertie
prior It the Olympics program.
Motor Olympics Show Slated
Tonight at Hollywood Bowl
The combined Motor Olympics
jts Saenl appearance tonight, at Hollywood Bowl starting' at 8.30
o'clock Net nrnrceds of the 2a-act thrill show are to bo into the
United States Olympic Games fund.
- ,,,. . i
NORTHWEST MAGIC
W L Pet. W L Pet.
Yakima 36 IS .667 Wiutche 23 34 .404
Eugrnt 33 20 .623 Salem 21 33 .389
l.evuston 29 21 .580 Spokane 17 37 .314
Trl-Clty 29 25 S37
Thursday.., results: At Yakima 2.
S.i1rm 3
i1rm 3." At tri-Ciry 5. Eugene . At
Wenstch t.
Lewiston 6.
COAST LEAftl'E
W L Pot. W L Pet
Seattle 51 .11 .622 Scrmnto .16 39 494
Ls Angls 49 31 .605 Portlnd 36 41.468
Sn Fmii 3 .'il 551 Sn Diego 37 43 463
Hllvwd 39 38.506 Vncouvr 29 52.358
Thursday results. At Portland 2.
Seattle 0 At Vancouver .1. t.os An
Beles 7 At Hollywood 11. San Fran-
rn 4 At San Diegu J. aTanlenIO
ATIONAI. I.F.AGl'E
I w l, fc v c rrt
Mtlwauk J.'i4 ..w.i fiisnun .11 ii .in"
C'lncinn 37 26 .567 Phlladl 27.16 .429
Riookh n 35:8 .556 Chic'go 24 35 .407
St Louis 3111 52.1 N Y rk 25.17 403
Thursday results- At New York 6,
uriioKiyn "u"'u'".,J-A'r
na" luniy Kiu" ' ..euu.ru..
AMERICAN I.F.AGl'E
W I. Prt W I. Pet
N York 4.1 24 642 Blt'nre .1115
rhu-aen 37 21 617 Detroit 28 16
47n ,
I
rlevel'd 36 27 571 WshTn 26 42 400
Boston .12.11 508 K City ?S 42 373
Thursday results. At Kansas City 0.
Detroit 4 lOnly game srheduledi.
National. League
5'TvV.ri
000 111 0003 s 0
010 021 W -6 8 I
Bessent fi . , I.anine 'fli
rk
Lehman.
4 Walker; Wnrthinglon. c.rissoin
. un,. run.-Rrnoklvn.
r.iiham New York
Castleman.
, Brandt. White. Spem-er
o Z JJSdl " i
! Klippstein. Arker ill. Fowler 181
: f.-J-y -eArZ -an':
1 rinnati. Burgess Pittsburgh. Thomas.
IPnl heat the defending champion.
lr toccin Valontinn of Scotland
'.' , ' , ... . . . .
in nrunt'suay s uuiu munu. "'
Thursday she whiDDed Elizabeth
' Price, another of Britain's top'der Puff Derby", pursi 7o6 Tixo ,
, players,
and 2 before eliminat-
I ... ... ,
1 ing .vuss waro.
j Miss Smith, recent winner of the
French championship, is heavily
, favored to win Friday's 36-hole fi-"
inal. Golf-wise spectators here be-
lieve they are witnessing the ma-
luring of one Of the great new;
. . ..
iikihcs hi wiiiii.-ii mi.
: Wiffi has the length off the tees
now required in the best class of
feminine golf And around the
greens she chips and putts with
the best
Against Miss Hilcy. Miss Smith
was there under level fours with a
brand of golf few men amateurs
onnlrt mtitrh
1. ik. .,,.,1.. final,
In the morning quarter-finals.
the stocky and popular Wiffi
slaughtered the steady Irish cham
pion. Pat O'Sullivan. 8 and 7
Miss Riley earned the doubtful
nnvilepp of nlflvinc her DV con
quering her close friend and Cur-i
lis Cup teammate. Mary. Ann'
Downev of Raltimore. 4 and 3 1
Miss Ward cot throuch to the
' semi final with a 1-up victory over
Mrs. Lieselotte Stronger, many
times German champion.
I Hp
kfeJRedlegs Win, Near
r
tonight j
and f ournament of Thrills makes
,
Prior to the start of the show,!
the travelcade's $8,000 mecham- j
cal elephant "Gertie" will be in I
i operation on the premises
and
all kiddies will be given free
rides on the English-made mon
ster. Ramp-to-ramn broad
jumping
of new Ford automobiles, crash
dives, rollovers for distance, side
car motorcycle racing around the
bowl's quarter-mile track, crash
ing through flaming barriers and
other such stunts will make up
the bulk of the program.
Driving daredevils from Eng
land, Australia, Canada, Ger
many, Mexico and the U.S.A. will
be competing in an international
stunt contest during most of the
events carded.
Speeding Trapeze Act
Linda D'Silva. of Bogata, Col
umbia, will perform her trapeze
specialty atop a speeding auto as
another feature of thp show .
Most of the performers were
with the Joie Chitwood Dare-
devils troupe of a few seasons ;
i
.7r. V !
?m t r,M .V pp e Tier Ed Bailey. Three other Cincy
v ini n uqiiir in iiir iiiuvit, iu
Please a Lady". Bill McGaw,
manager of that troupe, is the
chief of the visitors of tonight.
The program is sponsored by
Valley Sports, which operate auto
raring meets here. On Saturday
night at the bowl the modified
(souped) hard top will be in ac
tion, in their mid-season cham
pionship card. Time trials start
at 7:45 p.m.
MEADOWS
RESULTS
Portland Meadows. Thursday, June
28; clear and fast
First rare, 3.50 yards. quarter
horses, purse S4n0. General Flink
iHolleyi 15 70: 6 60. 3 90: Sorrel Sam
my l McDowell i .160 , 3 00: Buddy
Mnodv iKiHiwlesl 7 10. Quiniella
$23 40. Time :19 4
Second race, 310 yards, quarter
horses, purve $100, Nnlftht Bar i Hidal
go i r 111 4 70. 3 60; Notation iHolleyi
5 50. .1811; Billj Scoot Hurick i Phil
lips i 3 80. Quiniella $19 80. Time 18 7.
Third rare. 5 furlongs. 3 years old
purse . 600 Stage Sknp I.Sherman i
5 80. ,140. 2 90 Country Jack I Miller i
3 50. 2 90; Brick's Pride iHidaieol
$80. Quiniella 110.70, Time 1:00-35
Fourth race. 6 furlongs, 4 up. purse
J600. Ready tn Go tHenshawi 17 no .
6.80, 4 80
Burmru ilannottn 6 fin.
! 6 00: Amorlo iSimnnlsi 6 80. Quin
! jea 1120 70, Time 114-35.
I i . ,..i--, a -d.. 1
'Sindersi ism, 6 in. 34n, Lost Cher-
rlrs lurim s m, j ju, viiin run ,
.Campbeiii 2 80. Quiniella m: io.
Time l 07-45
Sixth race. 5' 2 furlongs. 3 up, purse
s"Pn.rkHnm.Tt',, a,,' 1
siick Pigeon iPhiihpai 2 70. Quimeiia i
' 30, Time l 05-45 1
Seventh race S', furlongs, s up.
nnrc. tfiim Hlai-k Alamit iHn-
1 shawl 10 20. 5 80 4 00: Main Gal . Ian
pottn . 12 an: Hnmriv Hoii
l".' 4 ,0- Wl"n"u 2'14 30 Time
' '" v
,r,nii',),,,rrJT''rin!e"'! Mi u..weiiiP5"n.
3 in. 27n wnc words .Hrnshaw,
;J:;'mt T'
N)(h Rarp. ' h ,.uPi
,Bim Pa , p,rture iphiinpsi $i6so,
In 60. 15 00 Wire Trouble iBreck-
lens, 11130. $5 20 Peaceful Pass iMc-
Dnw(i J90 Qui(n,Ma ,9 60 T,me
112-35
Bovs" I5asel)all Loop Play Soon
League action for the Pee Wees
ages 7-9' and Midgets "ages 10-
12 will start July 5. it was an-
nounced last night hy ern (.n-
more, director of the City Schools
and Playgrounds Recreation
De-
1 partment. The baseball
playing
Buccos Lose;
So Do
Home Runs Feature
Action in Majors
By ED WILKS
AtaorUtfd Prwt Spwta Writer
Fiw-swinging Cincinnati moved
within six percentage points of
the National League lead Thurs-i
day night, beating Pittsburgh 4 3
as MnoKy Burgess wauopea me
! tveuiegs luuin nuuir iuii ui uir
season with two on in the eighth i
inning.
It was the third straight payoff
rally in the eighth for the Red
legs, who swept the three-game
set and are within ' reach of the
major league home run record of
221 set by the 1947 New York Gi-
!ants. Cincinnati has played 63
games less than half the season.
Giant Homers Pay Ot(
In the only
scheduled, the
other NL game
Giants smacked'
four home runs to defeat Brook
lyn 6-3 and leave the third place.
Dodgers two games behind the ;
Redlegs and Milwaukee's idle first I
place Braves. j
Burgess' clout, his fifth of the :
season, was off losing reliefer Lu
is Arroyo and rapped the four
run eighth: Rookie Frank Robin
(Cont. ta page 32, eol. 3)
Redlegs Grab
'Star' Berths
NEW YORK -Five members
of the slugging Cincinnati Red-
legs were voted to the National!
League team for the 23rd all-star j
baseball game at Washington,
July 10 in the final fan vote tao-j
ulated Thursday.
Not a single holdover from the
1955 starting team made the grade ;
in the National while seven of the ;
eight starters 'pitchers excluded! j
repeated in the American League. I
.Mickey Mantle the New York'
Yankee centerfielder whose 27
nome runs"' have excited the na-
tion was the top vote-getter with
a total of 206.524. Catcher Yogi
ncrra oi ine nanus was nexi wuu
191.146. Top man in the National
was first baseman Dale Long of
Pittsburgh the man who broke a
by hitting
home runs in eight consecutive
games. Long had 179,744.
The fan vote, recruited by
newspapers, radio and television
stations was compiled by the of
fice of Commissioner Ford Frick.
Although the voting ended last
Saturday, final tabulation was not
completed until Thursday.
Remainder Named Monday
The remainder of the 25-man
squads, including all the pitchers,
will be selected by the respective
managers and announced Monday.
Walter Alston who managed
Brooklyn to its first World Series
victory last fall, will boss the Na
tional. Casey Stengel of the Yanks
again will lead the Americans.
Cincinnati jammed the National
lineup with second baseman John
ny Temple, shortstop Roy Mcmil
lan, left fielder Frank Robinson,
centpr MAfr Gu, BeM and catcn.
players finished second in
the
(Conl. tn page 12, eol. J)
Beavers Again
Beat Rainiers
The Portland Beavers won their
third straight Coast League base
ball game over the Seattle Rain
iers at Portland last night, blank
ing the league leaders 2-0 as Rene
Valdes spaced 11 hits. The winning
Bevos had but five hits in sweep
ing the short series.
In other PCL games the Los An
geles Angels crept to within l1
games of Seattle by beating Van
couver 7-3. on Dick Drott's pitch
ing, and Eddie Erautt hurled the
San Diego Padres to a 7-3 victory
over the Sacramento Solons. In the
first game of their douhleheader
the Hollywood Stars tromped the
San Francisco Seals 11-4.
Seattle (0) Portland (2)
Kalcna.m 4 10 0 Young,2 4 0 2 3
Highetl.i 4 2 2 3 Salfell m
C'.lvnn 1 4 2 9 2 Brwskl I
4 110
4 110
2 0 2 0
3 2 3 0
3 0 10
3 0 2 1
3 0 11
3 113
i Tavlnr.r 4 1 .1 0 Carsell I
;Sihulll 4 2 I 0 Mrquer.r
; orteig.r 4 1 I Baxes.3
Snutl-..3
4 0 n 1 Llttreil.
Wilson.2 4 112 Bottler.c
Judson.p 2 111 Valdes. p
a-Mauro loot)
Kendy p nolo
Totals .15 11 24 10 Totals 29 5 2 7 t
a-Fanned for Judsnn in 7th
Seattle 000 000 0000
Portland 000 200 00X-1
' E ILthettl RBI - Marque 2 2B
Rlg'tettl. Judson. HR -Maiqiiei BB -Juilsun
I. SO -Julson 4. Valdez 7.
Kennedy 1 R-F.R -Jndson 2-2 Valdes
il-II. Kennerlv 0-0 HO .Imlsnn 5 in
Kennedy in 2. Valiiez II 111
..- ii., ... s I .......... as 1'
; C'arluccl. Ashlurd and Ford T-2 09
A A 2B6
txis Anfeles 1103 02111120-7 11 0
Vaiiiinne: (KK) 0IKI 1112 1 6 3
Lion and Tappe. Hamsun, Hooper
i7i and Roniano
Sacian entii 2UO (ion mm 2 9 t
Sail Diego (HKI 0OII 21x- 1 111 0
Johnson. Fisher (7i and Balclt.
F.rautt and Astroth
San Francisco . 000 300 1-4 7 2
Hollywood 305 300 x-ll 12 I
R. W. Smith. Slack i3l. Abernathle
i4i and Sadowshi Trimble ana Naton.
Hall i5i
boys of the city will complete
their "spring training'' today.
Oilmore said there will be 33
teams in an-m in ine i ee wee
' division and 15 in the Midget class.
Five-hundred boys will be playing
in the league games.
ffi
fHJ V-MJU
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fit, lime 29, '56 (Sec. 1V)-31
. . ' :
COdStdl StrCdttlS Stocked . . .
Game Commish Offers
Weekly Fish Forecast
The Oregon State Game Commission Thursday released Us weekly
forecast for weekend angling around the state, and emphasized that
many of the Coastal streams " have been recently stocked with
new, legal size trout. Which means that anglers should find from
.(air to eood success in those
Prall Downed
In NCAA Play
COLI'MBIS, Ohio W Bob
Prall, Salem, a member of the
t'nlverslty of Oregon golf team,
was eliminated from the NCAA
rhamplonships hero Thursday.
He was defeated. S and 4, la a
morning match by Jack Paraell
of Oklahoma AM. Parnell went
oa to eliminate John Garrett at
Rice, one ap, la the afternoon.
Super Special!
Sturdily braced All-Metal
Step Stool
IrifM rasf anal whit aaawsal paint
Ms-mar rabkar i'tft
Fartatt far kHehan, wMbini
wtnaw ar car
Reg.
5.95 &
July 4th Salem, Ore.
at
fun for t fi f nfiri
Deep Tone
Hollywood Typ
FENT0N
MUFFLERS
and
SewCu "Pwtt
fr'-CS.v-lymanS IraM
BRAKE
SHOES
Set of $98
Four Shoes Exch.
All ariian
J4
AC 100. Pure
Paraffin Base
MOTOR
OIL
Big one
2 Gal. -77
mTainniiiiiiiiiim
NL Lead
success in
particular streams.
The weekend forecast for north
west, southwest and central Ore
gon is as follows:
NORTHWEST
Most north coast streams have
been recently stocked, and ang
ling should be fair to good for
the week end. A few sea-run cut
throat are showing in the streams.
Salmon and steelhead angling is
fair along the Columbia river
sandbars. Little Nestucca. Wil
son, Tillamook, Kilchii, and Miami
rivers received heavy stocking
during the week. Trout were also
stocked jn Neskowin creek and
Lytle and Spring lakes. Sea-run
(Cent oa pago U. coL '
for Thtul
family Itts Gof
TAIL
PIPES
T319 and
Cm Up
SEAT
SAVEflS
Of ITUtOT, IONO WIAUMO
vmn rustic
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f rtMfvt rh. Mat, l ytvt
car fram Ira ajmjgim
l.tti ( 4l m4 t'.H.
lan Miin tl a4Ml.
Saa Tham Today)
Set Pacific Auto for
Camping Naada
Auto Polishes
Wash Brushes
Plastic Seat Savon
Compatttt
Travel Bag
Ath Trays
Kool Kuihion
Bug Scraant
rry
mmmmm- mm mi m
Battles for Olympic Bertlis
Start in Los Angeles Arena
LOS ANGELES tf - The na
tion's top trMk and tick) athlete
spent a restlrss last day. Thura-
i day awahin their final chance
to make the 195 inited States
Olympic team.
The twoday schedule -geti un
derway Friday night and winds
up Saturday afternoon in Memori
al Coliseum, a familiar dueling
put for most of the field.
This is the final actios if a pro
cess which started to separate the
best from the less in meets con
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for the games hi Australia this
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necessarily ta win one olf the three
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