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CAMDEN Ark. NEWS Thursday. April 16, 1 Two Div. Track Meet On Friday Women Swimming Meet Opened Jordan, Bush Star In College Games Sport Exhibits Needed At Fair Two ex-Camden Legion baseball are off to a good PITTSBURGH (AP) Diver 9 Ltart baseball. By IIUCiH FULLERTON JR.

and distance swimmers pooled Jordan rapped a one-out home Associated Press Sports Writer The second trick meet of at the run in the lllh inning to give XKW YOKAK (AP) vcek will bt at Coleman tho Olympic-flavored Son-: thl, Ouachlla Tiger, a victory ior National A AU women's in over Southern Stale Tuesday diving an(j Bush hurled tw Univtr hit ball and struck out 11 in 1 Pve inning stint as The even! wifi mi nil two division meet starling at 31 at rn. F.vr teams are entered cf the A A end tivc The dicing event was the one-. Roddies blasted ilard.ng College teams in Class A-B t.ivision meter, with Palsy Willard of the Monday. amd -n v. il host I'airv ew, jock Smiiii Cyrn of fVi.sh is a former Fairview Magnolia.

Malvern, and Hope djfi nding a i 0 gCh00j Bthlete, and Jordan in the AA meet, (Jurdon, JuiK-j among 'hose entered. Finals will Camd; tion City. NarphM nnd Stephen, rn. in A it ct Field events -fart at 3 rr running ev. Inn a 3:30 m.

This will mark tho firrt rr held tonight. Also on tonight card 'he l.nr.O ird bong heid part of the mpionship.s for the first his vear winner br lormcr camn.n school hlete. both played base ball here. Two Finnish poarnnee hero tins season by comparative 111 U. S.

Ihe Magnolia Panther te- rn. Air 01 heats. the other teams have Abmt of the top ed in earlier meets at female swimmers 'he bus times. field ever compete in the rour-djy meet Tnc girls have an added in- Conn. fivo 1 from Finland arc here for next Mon run in Bos Odwr marathoners )e happy that the two three.

The two arc Paavo pystynen and Tenho Salaaka. The thin, who Kino Oksanen, who won tin Boston A.A. Marathon thret times between 1959 and 1962. The bandy-legged Oksanen, i Helsinki detective, is the de fending Nordic all the Scandinavian nations in elud d- but is r.f.t entered foi the Boston rur this year. A spokesman for Pystynei and Salaaka says Finland like to send as large a variety o.

runners as possible and thus is keeping Oksmcn. preparing for the 1964 Olympics However, Pystynen and Sa jlaaka be considered second-raters. Finland likes to give as many top runners a chance run in Boston as say? Ernest Johansson, who has brei the unofficial U.S. host for Fin marathoners for the pas' decade. "They like to mix it up.

so speak, with their said Johansson, who also mtepret? for the 32-year-old and the 29-vear-old Salaaka won the championship in Finland las year and Oksanen, Pystyner, and Salaaka all finished high in the Nordic winning it. fact, Finland won first six places in the Nordic marathon the first time any Scandinavian nation had ever done such a thing. So. you see a World's Fair about to open in our near Shea Stadium. The promoters let you forget that fact, but it comes to mind that they've overlooked one imporant ttung.

cultural and scientific exhibit from the world of sports. Sure, there'll be plenty of events for fair visitors ilympic trials in everything from fencing to Greco-Roman wrestling, horse racing at the Biy A and the little and he Yankees playing baseball and the Mets playing whatever it is they play. But there's noth- ng from sports akin to those of great art. scientific ti a 1 and commercial achievements. It wouldn't take much a little a of the house that John 'j.

Sullivan could lick any man For color it could be surrounded by flagpoles carving national flags of the Irish if old Notre Dame. True Life Adventures TUNNY V.r Gray, Hatfield Join Porkers jury list with a slight muscle my Sain. Broyles indicated, Also injured are tackle that he was not pleased with ry fullback Charles Wednesday's workout. He would t.nc| Richard Trail, who not elaborate. inay miss the remainder of Uni TUNNIES ak neiThhf: W0I1 lii.nojr I oiid K.gliit FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.

Billy Gray and, tailback Ken Hatfield joined the Aikansas football team in springp ractice cere Wednesday. Gray and Hatfield, also a fensive safety, had been playing tram, and missed the first four Coach Frank Broyles saw films of scrimmage and praised tackles Mike Bender and Dick Cunningham, end Stan Sparks and fullback Tom- Cunningham went on the r'n8 practice. Vr. told him my problems. prob- abily get together with him again next THE CETACEANS 1 THE? 1 said hc must iiV I 1 biggest decision of my ClYC.

former West Virginia Uni- 7 By SMAi-U FISH. versity star works for a textile firm on a part-time basis during! the football season and regular ly during the off season. NFL playoff from the Bears. Inside there could be a sec- ion for the memorabilia of each najor For instance, the hot dog that gave Babe Ruth he stomach ache felt he world, Joe pushbutton, the window Van vlungo dived through in Cuba, md a section of the pressroom from Ebbets Field still in-IAnd dominating the scene xribed with the angry notes Jt IMalrUiuted K.njsf Fixtures n4tcatt. received several letters! touch his Kentucky Mlltf MllSf and phone calls since the basketball players with a 10 -foot Make GriH isaitl come up to pole.

Y.A. Tittle's hair, the me on the street and tell me maginary finish line where NEW YORK Huff1 how sorry they are to see me Willie Shoemaker pulled up Gal- is debating whether to play foot- It von feel good I lant Man in the 1957 Derby, uifh 1 have no anomosity toward the nold Palmer's checkbook, thv skins or make the textile busi- Giants. That is the type of busi- beat-up sneakers the football Gi-j ness a ness football is. It hurts when it ants wore in winning the 1931! You never really expect I V-vV J.y Willi few 29-vear-otd linebacker, ITilLmX PULLOVER EY TilERMO-JAC 4-tnch Of Mixed-up Knits! Bold four-inch stripes of or white in cotton knit pullover. medium and large.

Jg5.98 Back-zip st.fcrts of cotton Topsail in navy, red or white. The fit is fabulous in True Junior sizes 3 thru 13 $4.98 -arry MacPhail wrote to nirocher. A modern feature, of course, vould be Charley Finley's un- ised Pennant Porch. still be room for Red Patterson's ape measure for determining he length of Mickey lomers, a jug of syrup from Happy Chandler's voice, a ection of vegetables tossed at loe Medwick during the 1934 World Series and Casey pronouncing dictionary and 1 copy of the minutes of a Senate committee containing address on the reserve "lause. They might even get Judge hat if Ford Frick could be persuaded to forego wearing it for the duration of the fair.

The boxing exhibit, of course, should be centered around the bed Joe should of stood It could include Floyd Patterson's false whiskers, Max Schmeling saw. and such significant docu- centive this Olympics, ments as Cassius IQ test The first six finishers in eachi and Archie birth certifi- event will qualify for the U.S. cate. team tryouts in New Elsewhere, the exhibits might York in late summer. include a set of Tommv Back to defend its team title broken golf clubs, the 11 foot is the powerful Santa Clara Dole Coach Adolph Calif.

Swim Club, which in- Rupp after he said gambler? eludes six individual champions onits 15-member squad. Santa Clara also won both team relays in 1963. Heading the Santa Clara team The of baokie slips auto IUf paphed by famous hIsMlwlI Wk players.a thermometer 8,11 'he boiling points of ll.mae Young and Red Auerbaeh had a long talk aiKtut life-size portrait of i matT? ing Purdue not discussed, said if. told me why wanted me. i it to happen to rONTROL Day Ph 5-9336-Nite Ph b-234 In at a picnic, beer is a natural When rcl im'UT at your favorite outJoor beauty spot wrtll friends or fatnilv.

thirst hettcd by frc air the ideal time for a ool, refreshing of beer. Ifl I fact, you can name your hiking, or jtuC vatcning chances are nothing iu the world lits it as well as Your familiar glass of beer is also a pleasurable reminder tftffl tire live in a land of personal freedom that our right to enjoy beer and ale, if we so desire, is just one, but an important one, Of those personal freedoms. In goes with fun, with relaxation UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, UIIUXOCK.AUAMU« Finland has more than one outstanding Pystynen, a career Finnish sergeant and Salaaka. a a member of the arC only 20 miles from (iroton. where Johnny Kelley, medlev She will be only winner in the past y.

18 years of the Boston Mara- ream and the world record hold er in the 400-meter individual her national title in the 200 yard and 400-yard Individual medley races. Another top hopeful for the; Olympics, Sharon Finneran, will 1 be swimming for Santa Clara in this meet. Miss Finneran. thej op.favorltes for thls defending 300-yard freestyle ti- Finnish entries have won thon. teaches school.

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