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0 Ml Saturday, January 31, mtlU ilea Aiige'ifo (Hhsn'o China Plays Host to Youth Soccer Seven Southland Teams Travel to Peking, Shanghai, Canton Washington State Player Quits PULLMAN, Wash. W-Brad Meyers, Washington State's 6-4 sophomore forward from Seattle, has quit the Cougar basketball team again. Meyers left the team for one week in mid-December to consider his future at Washington State, but returned to school after missing four games. He could not be reached for comment on his latest departure. Meyers had played in 13 of the Cougars' 17 games this season, averaging 3.2 points per game.

By MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer 256 easuAes TANT GIAIJT Screen Color) China International Travel Service has handled and the largest unofficial group of Americans to visit China since full diplomatic relations were established two years ago. The Californians have invited China to send a youth soccer delegation in return at the end of this year, but Leopold says no agreement has been reached. Betsy Siegmund, managing director of the American delegation, said the trip will be financed through corporate donations and local fund raising by players and their families. PEKING Seven boys and girls soccer teams from Southern California will play six games each with Chinese teams here next summer. Seymour Leopold, a regional commissioner of the American Youth Soccer Organization from Arcadia, said Friday the three boys and four girls teams will play in Peking, Shanghai and Canton under a program arranged by the All -China Sports Federation and All-China Youth Federation.

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In the short sprints, Evelyn Ash-ford won the women's 60, blasting by Alice Brown at 50 yards after a poor start and USC's James Sanford, competing unattached, looked exceptionally strong in winning the men's 60. Ashford set a meet record of 6.66 seconds, but her poor start prevented her from breaking the American record of 6.65 she set last week. Sanford was strong from start to gun in winning in the meet record time of 6.08. "I think I would have gone under six seconds if I hadn't stumbled at the start and wobbled for about 15 yards," he said. Sanford was the world's hottest sprinter for a while last season until he pulled a hamstring muscle in the finals of the NCAA 200 meters at Austin.

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