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THE GETTYSBURG TIMES. THURSDAY. MAY 22.198U PACK SEVENTEEN" Soviet Officials Looking For Teams mare than 41 countries boycotting the OKtnpics. the Soviet Union weds all the teams it CM aet. TnaTs why.

it would seem. Soviet officials have made a rather unique gesture to Culuotoas Olympic team. la an apparent move tu save what's left of their scaled- dmm (Hympics. Soviet officials will flv the Cbtumbiaa leiHi. to Moscuw for the Sumtoer Games.

Meanwhile. Lord KUlanin. president of the International Olympic Committee lUCi. said it would praoablv But be uatil Tuesday before he gets "a full report from ecww" regarding exactly how many countries will attend the Games. Although the deadline for entries is Saturday.

Killanin said: "I would be ready lo extend the deadline io help any national Olympic which are late in inakiui their decisions." Killanin was back hume in Dublin. Ireland, following a trip to both the Soviet L'niuii and the United Slates, where he talked with the heads of both countries in an attempt to take politics out of the Games. Killanin said Wednesday he had loM Soviet President Brezhnev that the awarding of the Summer Games to Moscow was nut a stamp of approval for the Soviet Union's policies, as slated in the handbook for Communist activists and sent to Soviet embassies all over the world. Following Carter's call to boycott the Games because of the Soviet's military presence in Afghanistan. countries according to an Associated Press count have decided not to send teams to Russia.

Killanin said the implacable Brezhnev showed no emotion when he warned him that only 50 or so countries might be represented in Moscow as a result of Russia's military action. In another development, the U.S. Congress was asked Wednesday to strike special gold medals for America's Olympic athletes. Sens. Gary Han.

and Ted Stevens. R-Alaska. introduced legislation to strike tnO gold medals to honor the athletes "who. on tin; basis of outstanding performance. have earned places on the 1WU Olympics team." Even though the U.S.

Olympic Committee voted April 12 to support President Carter's boycott call, trials are being held to select a full team. Penske Not Content To Be Second Best INDIANAPOLIS (APi -The work never ends if vou are seeking perfection. And that is exactlv the quest of singleminded Roger Penske. an auto racing workaholic and nut by coincidence a very successful businessman: Penske theory is. "Second place is for losers." The gray-haired dynamo of racing also says.

"To be successful, you must find very good people and get them to working together." Penske's three entries in Sunday's Indianapolis 500 -defending champion Rick Mears and former champions Bobby Unser and Mario Andretti fit right in that thought. They, along with the rest of the 33 qualifiers for the auto racing classic were to take their final turns around the Indianapolis Motor Speedway track today during a two-hour testing session. The so-called "carburetkm testing" is the only chance the week between the end of time trials and the race to get on the track and work on the cars' race day setups. As usual. Penske was on hand to oversee the preparations of all three of his racers.

"Roger just has an uncanny knack for picking top people." Andretti noted. "He expects 100 from everyone, including himself, and that's why he's such a successful businessman. He's also very, very organized." The 42-year-old Penske simply will not settle fur anything less than He proved that two years ago by Firing driver Tom Sneva. who had set the all- time qualifying record at the Speedway and Finished second in the Indy 500 while driving for the Penske Racing Team both in 1877 and 1978. Penske came here last year with Unser and the youthful Mears as his drivers.

Unser started fourth and finished fifth, while Mears -who replaced Sneva on the Penske payroll again proved Penske's racing acumen by winning both the pole and the race. Now. Andretti. who missed last year's Indianapolis race due to a Formula One commitment, has again added his impressive credentials to the Penske team. Txvo weeks ago.

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