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W | e "bh A e II TODAY and SATURDAY 7 - 9:10 — SAT. MAT. 2 p.m. :
/ ' age In the great high-adventure tradition of "The Guns :
ree e in y merican CO eges CoN GS of Navarone" and "The Bridge On The River Kwai’ Ir
VANCOUVER ‘@i— British Co-, The University of. British Co-1Vic Reeves and junior shot put TRAGY ) SINATRA i
lumbia’s track and field ath-jlumbia offers no track scholar- |ace Dave Steen. SPENCER ano FRANK
letes are running to American|ships and has little time for the| Reeve ran the second fastest ay Se rae 1 ihe li
colleges at record - breaking |sport with the good track month |mile ever by a Canadian in fin- Ha HE :
speeds. of April taken up with final lishing second to Archie San Ro- voli |
Track and field rosters of col- exanis. mani at a meet between Ore- conor LOCK
leges in the western United! “In many cases the locals are 8°" and San Jose College. Hie a F
States list the names of 22 B.C.|among the very best college men £6 cutbs Toronto's Rich i ee nee nes ent necesonan een
products, many of them starsjin the U.S.,” said -Swindells. : ~ ' NDAY —_.. Z ; :
of their teams. “The University of Oregon, for Ferguson when ay chase ea SU at MIDNITE ALSO MON to WED. 7:30
The reason for the exodus is example, could weve ‘States best Miracle Mile at the British Em- In the spirit of foul-play,

 
 
 
 
 
 
   
       
   
      
 
 
 
 
  
     
  
   

simple, says Lloyd Swindells,
coach of the Vancouver Olympic
Club. B.C. was producing more
high-calibre athletes in track
than in any other sport and
there was little incentive for
them to remain in Canada,

pire Games here.

Other B.C. athictes at US.
colleges include Gerry Moro of
Trail, top pole vaulter on Ore-
gon’s junior team, 880-yard spe-
cialist Don Bertoia of Rossland
at Washington /State and Vic-

it wouldn’t be that way without
the help of Canadians.”
JEROME AT OREGON

Oregon ‘has five Vancouver
stars led by Harry Jerome who
shares a world record for the

Producer William Castle

conducts the “Punishment
Poll” and invites you,
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: * Ban The US. colleges quickly throw | 100 metres. With him are mid-jtoria sprinter Lynn Eves, an- your theatre seat—lo
. : <— a . : . ¥ “ship bait a . -distance runner Sig Ohle- |otherto runner at Oregon :
SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMERS — Girls taking part in a group out scholarship bait and reel ares alles Barry Aneas and State. p 8 decide the fate of

of numbers including the can-can at Saturday night’s swim meet | PNE sets up them in ,

are shown here with their coach just berore entering the water |
to practice. Shown in the picture are coach Lenora Gilchrist. |
holder of a Pan American Games Gold .Medal for swimming. |
Darlene Vell, Susan McDonald. Cheryl ergin, Maureen Hamp- |
ton, Rese Marie Mallory, Cauleecn Hogan, Barbara Barton and
Beth Fields. —— Staff photo by Bill Mercer

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to sell Canucks

| Special to The Daily News
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Pro basketball czar
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VANCOUVER— A_ three-man
-comunittee has been set up by
‘the Pacific National Exhibition
‘to negotiate the proposed sale
‘of the Vancouver Canucks Hoc-
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NEW YORK (AP) — Maurice Podoloff, the roly-:PNE Honorary Treasurer Tom E

-agap af profession: aeleath: * oe oonina sativa | Sleeves, Director Joseph F. *

poly ezav of professional basketball, is going to retire Brown and Assistant General ee COO :
at the end of the next season because, he said today, Manager Dave Dauphinec. will OMOLKA-LEWIS-DALTON COLUMBIA :
se eae sa ope: ye Sn ar . ‘y ‘explore thoroughly every prop- sun Chie eo PICTURES :
ther vane a great Meany things I want to clo. ‘ysition before making — recom- ROLFE as carce. cus

 

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The cigar-smcking Podoloff,
born 71 yvcars ago in Russia, has
been the president and bell-
wether of the NBA and its pre-
dcecessor, the Basketball Assacia-
tion of America, since: 1946,-

Podcloff made the. announce-
ment of his pending retirement
Tuesday at the, opening session

‘mendations to the Board of Di-
United States by his parents rectors.
when he was three years old.. PNE President Thomas R. Fyfe.
He was graduated from Yale in emphasized to the Board that
1913 and the Yale Law School the committee's terms of refer-
in 1915. He practiced law for ence would not extend beyond
three years. i those negotiation and recom-
Then in 1926, along with his mendation stages. Final decision

° wes , adda aie 44, Will be by Board members.
of the two-day board of gov- | father and two brothers, he built ; Earlier in the year the PNE
erngts meeting of the NBA. No ‘the New Haven Arena

mM . that publicly pegged the franchise
one. was. Surprised. There had | housed the New Haven club in price at not less than $150,000. :
been’ talk of Podoloff quitting

include ~

ADDED FEATURE
PHIL CAREY
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STANLEY CUP WINNERS — Members of the Toronto Maple
Leafs laugh and toss drinks high in the air as they push around |
the Stanicy Cup after they were presented with the trophy at
centre ice after cdging the Chicago Black Hawks 2-1 to win the
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for.a long time. Lcague. He became president of seven players, will be an im- . Gates 7:30
There was no talk of a suc- the league and later president portant factor in the negolia- | SOFTBALL MEETING Show 8:15
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ers at the meet. “he'll be hard |: . . !
to replace.” : For All Girls Interested

Podoloff, who packs 170 peunds
on his 5-2 frame, probably was!
responsible more than anyone
else in developing professional
basketball into an organized

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spectator sport. 7-9 p.m. MATINEE SAT. 2 p.m.

GOOD THINGS HAPPENED STARTS MONDAY —— 7 - 9:10 p.m
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fer the improvemcnts and ac-
ecomplishments that have made
the NBA a big-league outfit.” he
said. “The best way to say it is
that seame good things have hap-
peved during my regime.”

     

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