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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Salem, Orepori, Tuesday, February 19, 1957
Wilt's Sore Spot Has Been Found: He Hates to Have Fouls
'Stilt' Scores Only
11 Being Cautious
Baylor Passes
Jayhawk in
US Race
By EI) WII.KS
The Associated Pri-ss
Kansas wasn't beaten, but
lomcthing just as startling hap
pened in college basketball Inst
night: Wilt 'The Stilti Chamber
lain fouled out for the first time
in his career and scored only 11
points.
. Kansas didn't need his scoring
punch, however. The Jayhawks
downed Oklahoma 76-56.
Benson Slides
4th to 9th in
Prep Balloting
Kliiiiiiilh Hold Lead,
Eugene, Central
Catholic Next
Hy TIIK ASSOCIATED PRESS
Klamath Kails holds the No.
The fifth nersonal foul acainst position in the Associated Press
Wilt with nine minutes to play (high school bnskethnll poll for the
lint only junked his chance to ! third straight week. And Eugene
jump into the nation's scoring j is again No. 2.
lead, hut also dropped him from I Ten of the 17 first place voles
second to filth in the race. went to Klamath Falls which Is
The Sonners, last in the Big leaning inc noumern uregon Con-
Seven, had no particular defense ! "rencc race witn a 9-1 record
Champion in Action
niier defeating Medlord twice
over Ihc weekend.
The rest of the first place votes
' ii-nnl In L'ilnnnA l
srS' wkw witn vie:
and
for Chamberlain,
self.
Always overly
Wilt beat him-
cautious when
"EL'S uT. CotroVe
ovi.vu ...... .......... Kosctnirg
half. He sank only 3 of his 12i
shots from the field while wind- . , , d Thlrd
ing up with a 29.00 average andl, ' "d -"'""c ruia nco us no.
the lowest point total of his young:''""" a(lcr downln Orcsham 47-
college career.
Raylor Passes Wilt
Grady Wallace of South Caro
lina holds the scoring lead with
a 30.57 average, diet Forle moved
from third to second with 29.56
36.
Chemawa Has
Upper Hand in
Marion Chase
In Case You Have Time
ir
MARION B I F.AOLK
Major Division
Jrfrrson
Colton
Sublimity
Scln
Santlam
Chrmawa
Prrryrlalr.
Fall. Clly
Deaf School
Macl-arrn
SI. Taul
Minor Division
JVt.
1.000
.867
.JC0
.000
.7S0
.Sfi7
.61)0
-100
.250
.222
But Benson of Portland, No. 4
last week, skidded to ninth place
alter dropping two Portland
league games, to Grant and Hoo
sevelt. ,
Medford advanced one rung into
osing. Southeastern Conference j-J lo& !
cause as Honda beat Mississippi ...r;, v . ,..,i, , f
mm ,i i,.i, ihi ...in. . o io ! Aslorla' 6 last week, also ad-
..." ' , ; ivanccd one position
nvnrnno I. Imn Ttnvlnr Al natfln 1 . .'.
DENVER Gene Fullmer (right), middleweight cham
pion from Utah, stabs his left Into Ernie Duranrio's face
in their non-title fight In Denver Monday night. Fullmer
won by decision. (AP Wlrophoto)
scoring 40 points as the fourth
ranked Chiefs took Gonzaga 99-87
Was fourth ahead of Chamber
lain with 29.13.
The Jayhawks had a 36-20 edge
at the half. Ronnie Loneskl fin
ished with 27 points, doing the
clutch shooting. Oklahoma's Don
Schwall was high with 30.
The victory gave Kansas a 7-1
record atop the Big Seven, but
Kansas State stayed a close runner-up
with an 81-56 victory over
. Nebraska for a 6-2 mark. The two
leaders meet at K-State March 6.
Indiana Molds Lend
Third-ranked Kentucky opened
up some breathing space in pur
suit of an unprecedented 17th
Southeastern title by holding off j 4 Mr-dlord (13-5)
Fullmer Doesn't Add
Prestige in Victory
Crowd iu Denver
Not Pleased by
Showing
DENVER. UP Gene Fullmer
added (8.400 to his bank account
the fifth was pinned to the ropes
for a full 30 seconds by Fullmer's
swarming, wild swinging tactics.
Durando's most effective blow
was a right hook near the close of
the seventh round that caught
Fullmer on the jaw. The cham
pion was back pedaling at the
bell.
Vandcrbilt 80-78, Kentucky now is
i, Auburn 8-3 and Vandy 8-4.
Indiana rctnlned its one-gome
edge In the Big Ten by blasting
defending champ Iowa 90-76 with
Archie Decs, the conferenco scor
ing leader, hitting for 37 points,
his high for Iho season. Michigan
Slate joined frilo Ohio Stale in sec
ond place by whipping Illinois
89-83. ;
Grant, which now is leading the
Portland race, picked up some
Benson strength a nd advanced
from No. 10 to No. 6.
llermiston and Pendleton retain
the No. 7 and No. 8 positions alt
er winning their weekend gomes.
And Lincoln of Portland brought
up the rear.
South Salem was the only school
dropping out of the top ten. It
tied with Springrield (or 12th.
Ten points arc awarded in the
poll for a first place vote, nine
" "" h,.l lilll- In hi. lusMliiu. mirirll.
the poll with won- ost records . . V.. . u' ,u .
and points- i weight boxing champion wilh a
' " ., , . unanimous decision over Ernie
,. Durando Monday night m a HI-
round non-title light.
j5 Soe of the 6,132 fans who paid
, p.7 a Denver record gale of $24, Uf,
' 79 chimed in with booes and staccato
74 'handclaps in the late stages of
A4 (the bout in auditoirum arena,
53 1 Durando. IBS, battle scarred
11 1 veteran of E4 pro fights since
28 1946, slaved on his feet all the
Others: Madras 13. Springfield ' way while soaking ur every punch
and South Salem 12. Jefferson 11. 1 the 162-pound champion uncorked.
Albany IS. McMinnville and Elk- Durando shook up Fullmer only Urn nl the r.anilal Conlerenie with
ton 3, Glide 2, Alarshfield and once, the scvenlh. i inst four nmn in nn iar i,,nnh
Perrydalc will be favored to de
feat Oregon Deaf School in a Mar
ion County B League minor di
vision basketball game tonight, but
the victory will avail little unless
Lhomawa Is beaten at least once
in its remaining games.
Pcrrydale could advance its
final league mark to seven wins
against three losses with a win
over OSD at Perrydalc. but Chem
awa could wind up with eight wins
and only two defeats. The Indians
travel to MacLarcn tonight and
then host Oregon Deaf School at
Chemawa Friday.
Third place Falls City has eon
eluded its league play, and can
only hope for Perrydale and Chem
awa to lose their remaining games
in order to gain a tie for first
place.
Jefferson's Lions, who have
wrapped up - the major division
title, travel to Scio tonight, while
Colton will play at Sublimity in
other Marion B games,
Jeff will be expected to gain its
eighth league victory without de
feat. Sublimity could get a second
place lie by beating Colton.
SUMMER TAN FAVORED
MIAMI (UP)-A revised list of
probable odds today quoted Sum
mer Tan as the even money fa
vorite for next Saturday's $100,000
added Widener Handicap at llia-
leah Park.
8 Ml9m
Kansas Closes Gap
On North Carolina
Kentucky Holds
Third, Seattle
Fourth
By BEN OI.AV
The Associated Press
Vndefeated North Carolina held
Larry Rich (right), YMCA membership drive chairman,
climaxes the campaign by selling a membership to Gov.
Robert Holmes at the Capitol. Present also was Atty.
Gen. Robert Y. Thornton, who keeps trim at the Salem
YMCA and who encouraged the Governor to do likewise.
The YMCA drive went over its goal of 1000 new members.
(YMCA Photo)
CUP SQUAD NAMED
PARIS (UP) -The French Davis
Cup squad for 1957 will consist of
Paul Remy, Pierre Darmon and
Robert Haillet, it was announced
todav hv Team Cantain Bcnnv
I Berthet.
1. Klamath Foils (14-2)
2. Eugene (10-21
3. Central Catholic 115-2)
5. Astoria (14-4)
6. Grant (12-51
7. llermiston (16-1)
8. Pendleton (15-4)
8. Benson (1 1-7)
10. Lincoln 113-4)
Woodburn Faces Test With
Upset Minded North Marion
CAPITAL CO NT F.REN CK
W L, Prt
Woodburn
Chnc6t
Stay ton
Srrra
Silverton
North Marlon
Cf rvnii;
Mount Ancnl
Woixlburn's Bulldogs, still at the
Kcrimond .
Both Salem AAU Fives Win
Opening District Contests
OrcuttV, Dallas Piny
Tonight; Winner
Mcels Surroz
Both Salem City League teams
mission. Domascliofsky was follow-
beaten Stayton, but the Eagles,
wilh the advantage ot their home
court, will enter the game
favorites.
Silverton and Mt. Angel rate
nearly even, but on the strength
of recent games Silverton may
have a slight edge.
INDIANS SIGN AVERILL
TUCSON. Ariz. UPi Catcher
Referee RflV Keprh fcrrirpd it IpU innirht whpn Ihi'V fn nn litp
50-45. iudee Jm llllmer 5(M2 nd rnart (or an imnnrlnn't liasla.l hall ' Earl Averill of Snohomish. Wash
judge Bob Sauer 50-41. j game with upset-minded North and Pitcher Dolan Nichols, a big
Ucpson till
...u V',u,m iuiimu uiuillir,n font
in district AAU baskelball plav I Itprvc5 ncnrini!: omitt noma
Monday night at North Salem. I!''? y.il5'r-?al"r !'My'
them to meet for the rhamninn. "".v ' M
i,,n u'Hn.... .. . '
111,' ,, I-MI,,-.-,IIM,Y IIIKIIi.
burroi Motors Ramblers of Si
High, and chances are ennd for
. M.M, III. ....
P ,11, If.,. I
jNnnl.ill lil F I ni llpi-cl
iM-rimirr H) c (nl MrKlmw
lem. with Pete Reed getting no, r. ,, !?,Kf
points, rolled to a tiH-.SO triumph H"irv,- smriiif. Mi-Mmnvitie
over the McMinn llle 'l'nini, : t,,,rl l-, ll.invlllp I. Hcnrd 7, Siipr.
v,Vl. ..., . . , """'" ' Surrra-Mc-M.mil 2, Bum.
while Circuits Market bounced t.,lu j.
Clackamas Athletic Club of Ore-1 .
Ron City, 69-48. Rex Domaschof-: I I c- i in ..
kv tallied 15 mini. (r (1 "uvuir nrmfll 'III III
Orcutt's faces Dallas Tnnk Com
pany nl 8 o'clock tonight and the
winner will meet Surroz in the!
Fullmer. West Jordan. Utah. Marion.
welder, received 4n per cent of I Second-ranked Cascade enter
Ihc net gate, $21,001, alter taxes. I tains Cervais. third-place Stayton
Durando, Bayonne, N.J., was paid : is at home against Serra, and Mt.
$3,000. Angel goes to Silverton in other
Fullmer suffered a slight cut on j Capital Conference games on the
his left eve in the fir-si round anri slate.
ed In Ihc scoring column hy n ' in the sixth his nose started bleed-j -'ust a week ago, North Marion
tennimnlc, Barry Adams, who had Ing from a punch. Fullmer upended Cascade to drop the
11 points. chopped a cut on Durando's led 'Cougars out of a lirst place tie.
Kd'l.'oi. r ISSTAiffi ! l Ihe mih. j That game was played a. North
Adii.ns ini r ui Rhinirv Durnndn tnnk a tearlv nnnnd. ' Marion, and the Bulldogs may find
ing in Ihe early stages and in n,lltn 01 lnc samc lalc m st0" l,,r
them tonight.
i I Cascade should knock over Ger
Jr. JIini l,auHs
rookie righthander, have signed
contracts with the Cleveland In
dians. General Manager Hank
Greenbcrg said Tuesday. The
Tribe now has 20 players signed
ana 18 to go.
SCOItKS
In the Alloys
C 111) H. Cameron
CI (91 Thnrpr
ill) Mny
ictory Over (ioti.iia
SFATTI.1-: ifl Seattle Univer-
Jl'NKlK IIII, II STANIIIN'ttS
W I, Pit
l.esllp I. nidi fi
l.i-,.ll Hint s A
i'nril.sh Cards I
1'niTl.sh (ireys- 3 4 AM , - . -.
lirr'l'h i'"mr"r 0 7 Ma llOI(lllO LfClS
ciikrrv riTV nnivt.
thrrry Clly Classlr
Team result,: Tlif Tnanrilc 2. Trlr
Trrat 2: C-hina Clly 4, Tram Nn. Onf
0: The Smoke Shop 3, Llomana oi
Salem 1.
UlCh indlvlrioal (tame: Barn Smtlh
(Tele.Treall 212.
Ulffh lnrllvlriu.il .rrlcf Trnla Ken.
Serra of Salem, rollmp alnni, in nenv iChina Citvi SI2
fmirlh Dlai-e. rnuld eel rlnrr lol..l,,h l"'n came: The Smoke Shop
vais, and a win here, coupled with
a hiss by Woodburn. could regain
I'il (iolds, ( lards a '.,r5, pi '; cougars
loiio third wilh a victory over thrice- High team neries: The smoke Shop
Junior High school ha.kelball
league games today were to match
the lirst and third place teams,
and Ihe bottom two.
The Leslie Golds, lenders wilh
1
in thm .a.,,.-...in V 'r, I lean, rolled in ii. iii.i, .,r,.,i,, four games In go, were lo meet
". '"" . ,n i.... ...'... . ' r." Ithe I'iiiTish Cards at Leslie. The
' 'V . ?" 'l , V"l'. n,K"-!.elie Warrior, were In lv the ' n.lia.
i iiniHiin reo. and 23. u.-u-iing niisiiing i.oiiznga, 99-. p,.,.,.,.,, i,,,,,,,,,,,.. ... i,.,i j, ' Moi.it.
Surroz piled up a 38-27 lead over M17- 7, , ., -s"m"
Mi-Minnv 11. nt t,.,lf,i.t, r ,, I, , (tallies I' 1 Itlil.V Will find 1C Crnlrat
T ".".. '1 ''!!,,.'.'r!, .!" "-v,V- '"f (hi.-l- Grays vs. Pioneers al Parrish at K'-'
r . , " .... ......,., . i, . m .m Aiiii'itcn nnpeiui, in inr 8 pin - the tinds vs ltlues at
build the margin in the Inst half. 40 points with sii ol Iheiit eo.nine I It, , i .," .i ,i ' u "
llri'llli c u'nc u tii nhmJ il....i. ' ..... " 1 I' -" 4'""
m i .i .7 y.m. . m-hiiiu n.111 wnm np tapped . rmr
' - ,Ml """unit min-1 in niiuicrnui reiuninds,
T0
For 1st Spot
on in: hi
WIIJ.A.MCTTK VA1.1 KV I..A(ii:H
W L Pit
Other hich ntfirm: Svlvtn Hnfsict-
trr M7. Kay Krnct .V12, Hrb Smith
512. Joyrp Kunke 511. C'Jissie Bain
31U, I rula Kennedy ;'(I5.
I'llKKKV CITV All. FYS
Chprry Vity Clvlr l.pafiiie
Tram ri'Miltx: Shrinp No. Two 1
Frreimnn .'i: Naniflcs 4. Jonrs A-
Fa fie 0; Sh'inp No. One 2. SbHne
Pitrol 2: Capilal City Transfer 0
Stftllrrp
Hlrh InrtKlfltial came- Mshrr ?ll
HlRh inrli vidiint nerifj: F. Slettlrr
S7!
Mieh team nmr: NatnrlesK Markrt
f.n i inn
.500 ; Hirh team nenes: NanietRss Market
First 2 Rounds
State Wrestling
- Set in Afternoon
COMVAI.LIS tfl A schedule
change has shifted the first and
second round matches of the
stale high school wrestling tour
nament to rnday afternoon.
The second round matches or
iginally hod been slated Friday
night, but the Coliseum here had
been rented for another event at
that time.
More than 100 opening round
bouts have been scheduled. The
championship bouts will be Satur
day night.
Witte Will Not Be
Able to Compete
COKVAU.IS, Ore. W - All
America tackle John Witte of Ore
gon Stale said Monday he prob
ably would not be able to accept
an invitation to play for the Col
lege All-Stars against the profes
sional New York Giants in Chi
cago Aug. 9.
Witte, the first OSC player to
be invited to the All-Star classic
since 1952, recently signed a pro
contract with the Saskatchewan
Rough-riders o f the Canadian
League and that club's practice
sessions began in July.
points on the usual basis of lo for
first place, 9 for second, etc. Kan
sas collected 17 "firsts" and 758
points.
The Tar Heels fattened their vie.
tory total last week against Vir
ginia 68-39 and Wake Forest 72-S9,
The Jayhawks, who trailed
North Carolina by 90 points in last
week's poll, boosted their mark to
taruiliirf in . ,,, w;it a 7fi-r,fi triiimnt, ...
fnt to its lead in the Associated
STii? Thc ncxl four places Temami
S is makirg a c teer race of it. the same Kentucky was third wi,b
sits is iii.ti.Nis o Heels' 1 474 points followed by Seattle.
55 0MheT1.9 .SBr.dy and Southern Methodist
writers and sportscastcrs who par- Louisville, in s e v e nth place.
tc paled in the poll put UNC on switched positions with UCLA,
top North Carolina drew 806 low'a State remained in the No. 9
lul ' ' coot wht e Vanrierht t. tied foe tok
last week, moved into 10th place,
replacing West Virginia.
Vandcrbilt knocked off Tulane
and Tennessee in last week's
games, but lost to Kentucky 80-78
last night for a 15-5 record.
Thc top 10, with first-place votes
in parentheses:
1. North Carolina (55) 80S
2. Kansas (171 75s
3. Kentucky (2) 474
4. Seattle 14) 401
5. Bradley (5) 387
6. Southern Methodist 341
7. Louisville (2) 289
8. UCLA ..238
9. Iowa State . 130
10. Vandcrbilt 9$
The second 10, in order:
Indiana, Wake Forest, Okla
homa City, West Virginia. Califor
nia, Duke, Kansas State, Vest Vir
ginia Tech. Mississippi State and
Memphis State.
Bailey Has
Sore Arch,
Gould Says
PORTLAND l.fi The Oregon
Journal said Tuesday that Jim
Bailey, first man to run a mile
under four minutes in the United
Stales, may be through as a top
flight niiicr because of arch
trouble.
The newspaper, in an article by
Al Gould of its sports staff, said
that Bailey has been working out
on grass and has been trying to
change his foot action but without
success.
It added that Bailey said he has
been considering a switch to the
half mile as a less punishing dis
tance under the circumstances.
Neither Bailey nor his coach
Bill Bowerman could be reached
at the University of Oregon Tues
day morning, for comment.
Bailey, an Australian, ran 3:58.6
last year in Los Angeles in beat
ing John Landy.
In three seasons as a regular,
second baseman Johnny Temple
of Cincinnati has batted .307, .281
and .285.
Tide Table
TIDKS FOR TAFT, OKBCOy
(Compllfd by U. S. Coast & Geodetle
Survey, Portland, Ore.)
FEBRUARY 1957
HIGH WATERS LOW WATERS
19 3:44 a.m. 7.0 10:23 a.m. O S
:3l p.m. 5.3
20 4:32 a.m. 6.9
5:44 p.m. 4.9
21 5:25 a.m. 6.7
7:04 p.m. 4.6
22 6:26 a.m. E.5
8:26 p.m. 4.6
23 7:29 a.m. 6.4
9:34 p.m. 4.8
10:07 p.m. 1.6
11:29 a.m. 0.5
10:58 p.m. 2.2
12:39 p.m. 0.5
12:01 a.m. 2.6
1:50 p.m. 0.5
1:13 a.m. 2.9
2:53 p.m. 0.3
W7&...to cut
tBBnue cosvs every t
Other lilph m-orr:
555: P. Hale Jr. 2IU.
Klmmclt 210
vs. finds at rnrrish al 4
i p m
Yanks Trade Mormui, Coleman
MeDermoU, Noren lo K.CA.'s
KANSAS CITY IPThe Kansas I lleMaestri for that
JOE IWI.OOKA
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Cily Athletics unit mUhvrs lluhhv " . . ".V" ' " "mi :? up
Khnnl mid A.I I timnr I,. 1 " " " ' " 1111011)1 It 1110 HOMOII Hnl ftX Of-
11 i. V h-.mi..j ui i no as immnd staff hsn hvvn n m tratlo,
""M1 , , ttupiuiiy iiinitommlp. To mt Hit1 by
n.e. v. tr'i iT f . 'VV,,! ,flnhPr '"wmrtsnirn. thf usn) 5p;irMiKly hy tho Ymiko
I a u" i i i i . . ' m Pi"vrn pitchrr last sciisnn and
iK-uiiui, iiunn mi iHiin;u aim a pcrrniuil qurs-
Am lt M:iiilriti-iii niul n iilr.i-aii- l ,.... . i. : . i . . ,
" r'",.w it i nut mini, in n;inu, puiciu'd Inr riiiiM'
in Zl T : - . .,, i ",r P ; M fli m' b;uh VVi,s xm xv,lr" w on fl and lost hnrsr
... - v.-. '"" iiihi i'iiu-1 Hiiuiirh. ni Inr Hoston
uuiiri ii'Mi tiiMKaii. .niKcy
Iciniott ami Hip Coleman; in
(ifldcis Hilly llunlrr and Milt
(Iraff; and outfielder Itv Nnren,
plus a Vtnins plaer lo be agreed
upon by tho two clubs.
The Irade, basest by thp Ath
letics since coininR to Kansas
City, was made in two parts. He
lardi, McMahan and the player to
lie named, went to the Yankees'
Denver club in the American
Assn. The balance ot the deal was
n Mraicht transaction between the
two American League clubs,
President Arnold Johnson of the
A's Kfliri the move "ehunviej; the
ritire complexion of the Ath.
tics.' R'vine the club n badly
rrrded second basrinnn. n color
(ul thortMrn who will contest Joe
Mill. 'tl In Lfl v iU nnnniliinttv In.
niRht to kiM hm-k inlt, lirM plncc : 1 'SfVJ" t.",",V" tra,, W.,
lie in the Willamette Va lev l.oacue neminetnn Hflnd .i. sirm steel i
when it faces Kst.icada in a basket, i :S-,",'M Al,,1rt rr, 3- of Co-
ball Kame in Ihe Molalla sym. j smnnons ott i: Wnodi v a. Riwiiii-
The Indians were idle last Kri-1 f!on'! Q- Art' sti"1"1 1. NichoNon s i:
day and 1,-U half mm hohind RS'lndil-td, ,U Rv ?Tf'vS,
Pallns. which ht-at Kstat-atla. titi- niit intiivitittai u-nrs. Shiiard P.-
r,1' Molnll.i has n WVI itijirl.- nf , kar 11,2 Hlah ,fn,n p;,n1' an(1 fTlf'
... ..itiimi.i n.ia n t, mark m Mlt0n (-rp,merv lor. and 291M
ItVO Wills mill OIIO loss, Whlltj HiiiKru-llr'i t.eanue tr.tm rc.ulti:
Dallas is ti-l ;M;,vllov,-r I. Hit A- Miss 0: Millft-
In tht- only olht-r Wlllamrtte . Vl4 Vffrdy fU'ill
alley I. viw 111110 loniht. Sandy ! ;t- v,s,rt la'ict 1 MtRh indivtri-
M .11 t,p l,v, ,,. ,. ,!,.. c,iv 1 "al fan, p. Dnnna WaBrrs 182. Hisli
will nc MOM Itl l,lll!. sailllj , mVld, notmtf Brmvn
Itlnvotf into third Plan- in the Hsh train game and serifs. May-
Riiniation, went to Washuiclon in WVI, Friday hy bt-atinc t'ontral. """'r-
and was ntnairt-d i',K4. C.inhv has lost six straight rvtvuisnv imirt.
York in I .".. lie was Irntno canit-s and is still look 1118 I"mc- l.racur tram rrsulu: itarr-
(or ils first vii-tory. : i -'.. ,. .'n.f' SZl
t'omnilt'd 0 2 fi II: l.ani Avr Srrvu-r 3 "nuhlr Vol.
moid uith a 4 '.'I rained run m-i Ct-nrtir iMaiol (Worn, a Inn 1;, r'" r',"',' nmm- 1
His hrl nutinr lfat;iio yrar hand as a trainor of Ihnrniinlihrod :ioj hi-i, t.., '...,. iv,m'.
as a Cnhmihia I 'ni cvsi-. 2VH Mlc.h i'-dn lrtul ,rn... t.rr
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You get a power reserve in a Dndpe Pnwrr Giant
Hint pays ofT every mile you drive. From 204-hp.
pick-ups to gint 2H2-hp. Undems, Dodge gives
you the most power of the low-priced three . . .
actually as much as 31 more.
Extra power means faster acceleration, safer
passing . . , cuts your time costs every trip. It
cuts operating costs, too, because it lets your
Dodge engine loaf under loads that make less
powerful engines whine with strain. Iess strain
means less wear, fewer repairs. And the special
design of these I'auvr Giant V-S's delivers full
powered performance on regular gas.
More power lets you haul bigger loads. That's
why Dodge can offer bigger payload capacities
in every weight class. For instance, the Dodge
.'100 pick-up packs up to 73 rr more payload each
trip than comparable comietitive makes. And
that's the kind of payload advantage that many
times means one trip instead of two.
Dodge is Ihe easiest handling truck on the road
with the shortest turning radius for easier park
ing and quicker zip-in-and-out maneuverability.
Tower steering is available for most models. And,
for thc first time on any truck, Dodge offers the
extra convenience of a push-button automatic
transmission for the easiest driving ever.
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OF THE IOW-PRICEO 3 . . .
Dodg pick-ups haul as much as
73 more than other low-priced makes.
Combine al the,, features with smart new
fnm-ard Look stylmg and comfort-riesigned cabs
and you ve p enty of reason to lake a good look
Dodge dealer , dral u ill help you decide on a "new
Dodge Poutr Giant right now!
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