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netorq, wiympita Jo Hurdles Remain For Fleet Mayes Jones DETROIT (UPI). There are no more hurdles left for Hayes Jones to clear in indoor track But the little speedster, who was so frail in high school that few colleges beat a path to his door despite his flashy prep record, still has two big outdoor goals remaining With all the high hurdle 7, I 1 I ji.ty will 111111 uir vL I i I closest battle for the coveted medal While he plans to retire from outdoor competition after the 1964 games, the 24-year-old Jones will continue to run the Indoor circuit for a few more years. ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL: Cincinnati outfielder Vada Pinson is visited by wife, Jacqueline, after undergoing emergency appendicitis operation at Oakland, Calif. Doctors say Pinson will be able to play on opening day. "Chuck Hole" SPECIAL WHEEL ALIGNMENT Rizzuto's Mangled Hand Saved by Operation ELIZABETH, N.

J. (UPI) Phil Rizzuto. former New York Yankee baseball star, rested "comfortably in good spirits" today following emergency surgery on his right hand mangled in a snow-blower. A spokesman at St. Elizabeth Hospital said Rizzuto, 44, Wheels knocked out -of -line make storing difficult and hazardous ran cut lire life in half Let us Align the wheels on vour car TODAY here what do 1.

Correct cotter 2. Correct camber 3. Correct toe-in or too-oot 4. Inspect, tighten, odjuit HAYES JONK unbeaten sin American Hockey League Ouabac Bltanof i NEW TREADS APPLIED ON SOUND Tint BODIES OR ON TOUR OWN TIRCS TUBELESS WHITEWALLS 4' (Narrow or Wid) FOR ANY SIZE Plus tax and 4 trade-in rs I I Only $E95 flirt in JL I Read Hazard indoor world records tucked safely away. Jones would like to crack the 110-meter high hurdle world outdoor record of 13.2 and win the Gold Medal in the 1964 Olympic Games.

Jones cleared his last obstacle in indoor track last Saturday in Louisville at the Mason-Dixon Games when he won his 41st consecutive indoor hurdle race to break the old record of 40 straight held by Harrison Dillard. The Detroit schoolteacher's last Indoor defeat came in March of 1959 when the now retired Lee Calhoun edged him in the Knights of Columbus meet at Cleveland NOW THAT he's passed Dillard's mark, Jones says, "I Just want to see how far I can go He was no specific goal but adds, "I should be able to hit 70 If I keep going like I am right now." But Jones' outdoor goals are much more specific and he'll go into special training for an assault on the world outdoor record after the indoor seasons ends in March Jones was a 5-8, 145 pounds in high school. He's not much bigger now 5-10 and 165 pounds. He has a great initial burst of speed which has enabled to break all the world records In the shorter Indoor events but he hasn't had the stamina to crack the 110-meter mark of 13 2 held jointly by Calhoun and Germany's Martin Laurer. Jones, whose best time has been 13.4, won't run in many meets this summer but instead will spend his time running practice quarter-miles to build up his stamina.

He'd like to crack the record In the National AAU meet in St. Louts this June. INDOOR MARKS he already holds are eight seconds flat In the 70-yard highs, .05.9 in the 60 and :05 9 in the 50-yard highs. He shares the record of :05.3 with Cal- nuun in ine a-yara eveni. Jones finished third behind Calhoun and Chicago's Wil- lie May in the 1960 Olympics but hopes to win the Gold Medal In 1964 before retiring from outdoor track.

Jones Wagman Goes to Jail GAINESVILLE. Fla. (UPI). Aaron wagman, wno tried to fix the 1960 Florida-Florida State University football game by bribing a Florida fullback, will begin serving a 5-10 year sentence at the State Prison today. He was sentenced Jan.

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