Saturday, July 20, 1968

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone 764-0557
Monday through Friday, 12-2:30

Matchick's hr wins thriller

FOR RENT
The Ann Arbor Pair Housing Ordi- l
nance. axed the University of Mioh-
igan Regents' bylaws prwhibit dis-
cri nination in the University com-
munity. Questions should be direct-
ed to Off-CampusHousing. 764-7400.
805 E. HURON, 1 bdrm., furn., air-
cond. Will accomodate 2 or 3. 8 or
12 mo. lease. Graduates. 761-2939.
C29
3-MAN, 2-bdrm., air-conditioned, fullyY
carpeted. Near Frieze Bldg. Call 665-1
0154. C26
2-MAN,.above the Village Bell at 1309
S. University. Call 665-.0154. C27
1700 Ged des'
For Fall
4-man, bi-level; with dishwasber, 112
baths, 2 air-conditionersvery large
rooms, all masonry construction as-I
sures privacy, beautifuly furnished
and located on the right side of the
campus. Call 665-8825.
Charter ReaIty
1335 S. University .
C50

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FOR RENT FOR RENT
HARITON HOUSE HELP!!
Anthro, Arabic, Am. Cult. majors need
721-723 E. Kingsley. Offers for fall. "?" Female for fall. Grand apt. Write
Hospital and campus location. Air- D. B. Box 167 Neelyville, Mo. 63954.-
conditioned, balconies. sound condi- C16j
tinned, recreation room. private stor-
age, laundry room, carpeting, private SUMMER SUBLET
parking.: Let's just say they are
SPACIOUS, QUIET, AND ELEGANT. EXCELLENT EFFICIENCY - Good lo-
Four man apartment $62 per man, cation, no kitchen, summer only, $40
$248 per apartment. Call days 663- per mo. 665-9971 after 5. U6
9373, eves. 6-10 4p,m. only 665-0063. _
C41 SUBLET III-B--Modern, air-cond., 2-I
manCl-oes to campus, soundpr of.
Call 769-4066. U15
ALAT.SUMMER HALF. Terrific air-cond. apt.
FALL APTS. Very cheap. Call 769-5525. U8
FOR 2-6 PEOPLE I GIRL NEEDED for Aug. sublet. 3 man
(1, 2. & 3 BDRMS,) 3 bdrm. apt. $45. 769-1235. U15
1 MAN WANTED for modern apt.
Have own bdrm. 2 air-cond., 2 bal-
CALL conies, stereo, TV. Cheap! 761-8418.°

PERSONAL
PASS McCARTHY petitions. 663-6588.
F47
MICHIGAN ARTISTS
We will display and sell your paint-
ings, etc. for you. Sometimes we
buy.
The Attic
204 N. 4th Ave.
Ann Arbor
761-8550
"'31
THIS IS NO JOKE! Save $75-500 the
day you buy her diamond unless you
don't care how excessive the cost.
Austin Diamond, 1209 S. University,
663-7151. F29
MULTI-MULTI PARTY!! Wanted: 1000
warm bodies. Purpose: general merry-
making. All you can drink and en-
trance to 15 different parties. Sat:
Jnuly20, $1.25 per person, Start around
8 p.m. at 404 N. Thayer, Apts. 1, 2 &
5 or 402 Hill, Apts. 3 & 4. HAVE FUN!
ENJOY! IT'S PARTY TIME! F48

DETROIT (P)-Tom Matchick's
two-run homer with two out in
the ninth inning gave the Amer-
ican League leading Detroit Tigers
a 5-4 victory over the Baltimore
Orioles last night.
The rookie shortstop's second
major league homer capped a
three-run ninth innin$ comeback
by the Tigers, who had been held
to two hits by Wally Bunker and
Eddie Watt over the first eight.
After Jim Northrup led off the
ninth with a single and Al Kaline
walked, John O'Donoghue re-
placed Watt and Norm Cash
bunt'ed, into a force at second.
'Moe Drabowsky replaced O'Do-
noghue and got Bill Freehan to
hit into another force at second
as Northrup scored.
Matchick then slammed a 3-2
pitch into the upper right field
seats, pinning the Oioles with
their third straight setback.
The victory boosted the Tigers'
league lead to 1/2 games over idle
Cleveland and left the third place
Orioles 81/2 games back.
Bunker held the Tigers hitless
until the sixth, when Don Wert
walked and Dick McAuliffe
smacked a two-run homer. Watt
came on at that point and limit-
ed Detroit to a single by North-
rup until the ninth.
Frank Robinson put the Orioles
ahead 2-0 in the third with a
two-run homer off Mickey Lolich
&, d they scored twice in the sixth
on Brooks Robinson's double, a
single by Dave Johnson, Paul
Blair's sacrifice fly and a single
by Don Buford.

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Summit
Assoc i ates
7s1-8055

Campus-i Block 
1 Bedroom for 2 or 3
For information and Appointments call
NO 8-6906 or 761-2943
C24
HOUSE AVAILABLE in Paris suburbs,
preferably in exchange for Ann Arbor
home for family of four beginning
August '68. Mrs. Peterson,: 76J-0510,
weekdays, 8-5. C24
THE BRIDGE HOUSE
1035 WALL ST. FOR FALL
Ideal for' Medical Center and.1H6spital
* -New, furnished, all conveniences,
dishwashers, undercover parking,
2 bdrm., 3-4 man.
Call 761-5692 or 1 -864-3852
C16
LOOKING FOR a place to stay while
shopping for a fall apt.? Large 4-rm.
apt., fully. furnished, $25/wk. or
$100/mo. for Aug. 761-4262 or 764-
9481. Ask for Marsha. C13
1506 PACKARD
FALL RENTAL
Large, furnished, 5-room apt. with
screened terrace, 3-5 man. 761-5692
or 1-864-3852. 014

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C42
1346 dEDDES. Large newly furnished,
carpeted rooms for men. No cooking.
$50-65. NO 8-6906. 037
For Fall
THE WALDEN MANAGEMENT CO.
Has apartments in the campus
"area for 2, 3, 4,'5, or 6 persons,
with the choice of an 8 or 12-
month lease.

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1 OR 2 MEN NEETED to share 4 man.
TV. balcony, own bdrmn. 1 block from
campus. Cheap. 769-1608. U24
HAVE YOUR own room in 4 bdrm.
house. $40/mo. Call Nemo, 769-1247.
U23
WANTED TO RENT
UNDERGRADUATE, wife, two children,
and two dogs are in desperate need
of living accommodations in Ann
Arbor. We need a decent place to
live, but we are very short on fi-
nances. Call Edgar, 971-4584. LB
GRAD STUDENT wants 2 bedroom apt.
or house. Please call Adrian, 265-6881,
4L36
WANTED: inexpensive 1-man apt. 12-
mo. lease. Gall collect (616) 949-5459.
135
WANTED-2 'man apt. from Aug. 25 to
Dec. 25 by 2 grad students. Call 769-
2434. L34

STROBE LIGRTS-761-0195,

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FOR INFORMATION AND AN
APPOINTMENT FOR SHOWING
CALL 769-2345
C31
318 E. WILLIAM. Fall occupancy. Com-
p'letely redecbrated 1 bedroom apt.
with new furnishings, drapes, wall to
wall carpeting. Includes separate
kitchen and back -.porch. $160/mo..
plus electricity. Days: 662-7787. Eves.:
761-1498. 034

1317 Wilmot

Furnished two bedroom apartments
now being leased for fall occu-
pancy.
Excellent campus location.$Easily
accomm~odates four at $82.50 a
man.

HELP WANTED
NOW HIRING for full and part time.
salesmen for the nation's largest
audio retail store (just 20 min, from
Ann Arbor). Experience in audio or
retail sales necessary. For information
call Mr. Leinback BR 3-8921. H24
SYSTE4MS PROGRAMMER for PDP-9.
On-line lab. 763-1143. H22
PAGING OPERATOR - Part-time posi-
tion at University Hospital. Hours are
from 11:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. on Sat-
urday and Sunday. Minimum of $2.13
per hour to start. Contact Medical
Center Personnel Office, A6004 Uni-
versity Hospital or phone 764-2172.
H23
NEED MONEY?
Be a sales representative for a socio-
politico-satirical new poster line.
Ideal for -individuals and organiza-
tions. Write for complete poster
profit kit: GROSS NATIONAL PlkO-
DUCT, Box 427, Wayzata, Mn. 55391.
H8
FALL RENTALS -2 person efficiency
units on campus, new, furnished. $140
Call NO 2-2260 or 483-9895. C22

SINCE ALMOST all gem diamonds come
from Africa, a brand label for a ring
mounting does not guarantee the
quality of the major diamond in the
ring. Austin Diamond, 1209 S. Univ.
663-7151. F
A NURSE and two physical therapy
students needs a fourth roommate
for the fall. Modern Apartment, close
to .hospitals and campus. Call 665-
0889 for information. FD
DON'T LEND !HIM YOUR NOTES; he
might lose the whole set. Xeox them
instead, and save hours and hours
of copying by hand. Only 8c per
page. S. Univ. right next to U. Tow-
ers. 769-0560. FlO
BLOOD DONORS
URGENTLY NEEDED
$7.50 Rh positive. $10 and $12 Rh
negative. Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri..
9-4; Wed., 1-7. 18-21 years old need
parent's permission.k
483-1894
404,W. Michigan, Ypsilanti
Michigan Community Blood Center
MASSAGE. By appointment. Private
-and community sauna rooms. Ann
Arbor Gymkhana. 662-9200. F
,WHY MESS with erasing carbon cop-
ies? Why ruin your papers with
smudges? Why not? Because you can
now Xerox your original at only 8c
per copy during business hours, or
only 6c per copy on overnight serv-
,ice S. Univ. right next to U. Towers.
769-0560.' F28
WAKE-UP SERVICE--Have .your phone
ring at any designated time day or
night-LOW RATES. DON'T BE LATE
FOR CLASS OR WORK - AGAIN.
TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE.
665-8871 (24 hours). F
FOR SALE
SOFA-Excellent construction, large,
upholstery faded. Leaing Mich. Best
offer. Call 429-4114 after 6 P.M. B47
BOOKS, records, Household items, odds
&ends. Selling cheap, Come seet Sat.
at 513 N. Division. B46
MUSICAL MDSE.,
RADIOS, REPAIRS

daily
sports
NIGHT EDITOR:
DAVID WEIR:

LAKER-76er TRADE:


DETROIT OUTFIELDER WILLIE HORTON is shown after falling while trying to catch Brooks
Robinson's hit to left in the sixth inning of last night's 5-4 victory. In the scenes above, short-
stop Tom Matchick' looks for the lost ball; center fielder Mickey Stanley comes to Horton's aid
as Matchick looks toward infield; 'manager Mayo Smith (14) reaches Horton;- and the injured
slugger is carried by, stretcher from the field. Horton suffered a torn muscle ip the side.

Major League
Standings,

Wilt airs his side of story


WANTED: 4th girl for Fall apt, Mo
derv, quiet, and low prices. Ca
Cheryl, 769-0186. Cl

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For an appointment to see call
.Walden Management Co.
769-2345
C29
MEDICAL CENTER
ST. JOE'S
FRIEZE BUILDING
2 bedroom apts. for fall. New build-I
ings. From $200. Call Summit Asso-f
ciates 761-8055. 019

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Renting for Fall
2 or 3 man apts.
-modern
-air-conditioned
-1 bedroomt
Located at State and Packard
$165-180/mo.
Call Chestnut Properties
761-9395 or,769-588 esp. eves. 6-10

7 RFt')R1" n&A -) MAN'. I

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Modern apt. on campus, with all the COLLEGE MEN. Earn up to $3,000 this
inquiries. From $190 per month. Call summer as a management trainee.
Summit Associates at 761-8655. - C18 Start immediately. Call 483-7511 2-6
p.m. Wednesday only. H3

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824 PACKARD
FALL OCCUPANCY
Fireplace and screened-in porch high-
light this modern 2-betlrp(m furn-
ished apartment that includes wall-
to-wall carpeting, separate kitchen,
laundry, parking and storage facili-
ties.
CAMPUS MANAGEMENT, INC..
337 East Huron
Days: 662-7787 Eves: 761-14984
C40
2 GIRLS NEED 3rd roommate for fall,
Latrge, beautiful apt., $60/mo. Call 663-
4020 or 761-2371. 025
CAMPUS APTS., Ambassador Co., 761-
7982 1-5 daily C15

315 S. Division
On campus - Large furnished studio
two man apartments. Managed by
Walden Management Co.
769-2345
030
2 BDRM. modern, 1 block from Bus
Ad. or law school. Air-cond., park-
ing provided. $220 per mo.
101 N. Ingalls, near Frieze and
Rhckam Buildings. Apt. 1, open 1-5
daily. 2 bdrm, large, modern, and
nicely furnished, for 3 or 4. Parking
provided.
Available Aug. 20. Days: 761-5159,
eves. 665-2398 or 662-5469. C28
FOUR-MAN, air-conditioned, fufnished
apt. for fall between campus and U
Hospital, covered parking. NO 2-
7787, after 7 p.m. 761-1498. C3

FAIL RENTAL
STATE STREET

1337 WILMOT

1 and 2 bedroom apts. for 2-5 people.
MA NOR . Fully furnished, air-conditioned, bal-
comes, parking, close to campus.
1111 S. State St. Rents start at,$65 per person. For
(Across from Yost Field House) this and other fine campus apts. call
Modern, furnished, 3 - 4 man, air- Summit Associates, 761-8055. C25
vE conditioned, newly furnished, bal- WANTED: Girl to share bdrm. in two-
conies, ample parking, garbage dis-. .bedroom, air-conditioned, campus
'posals, LOW RENT, owner operated. apt. $70/mo. Call 761-4734. C21

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CALL 761-5692 or
1 - 8 6 4 - 3 8 52 1
410 OBSERVATORY. Fall occupancy.
Modern 4 man 2 bedrnoro apt, with
Swall to wall carpeting throughout.
new furnishings, air-cond., covered
parking, modern kitchen and laun-
dry facilities. Days: 662-7787. Eves:
761-1498. C33
BARGAIN CORNER
Sam s Store.
Has Genuine LEVI'S Golore
For GALS and GUYS
-JUST ARRIVED-
LEVI'S FOR GALS!
NEW STYLES AND
COLORS GALORE!
BUTTON FLY LEVI'S $5.29
(Guaranteed to shrink)
SUPER S IM DEMINS $5.50
S-T-R-E-T-C-H LEVI'S
$6.98.
WHITE LEVI'S $4.98
4 Colors and Pure White
WOOL CPO SH I RTS

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T THE BESTI
CAMPUS
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APTS.
FALL 1968
NEW, FURNISHED,
AIR COND. CLOSE IN
STUDENT APARTMENTS
DAHLMANN
APARTMENTS
Office: 545 Church
761-7600 days
C2.
ROOMS FOR MEN, furn., reasonable
'rates, close to campus and city areas.
Singles or doubles. Call 761-6832 C17'
3-man newly furnished, wall-to-wall
carpeting, disposal. August occupancy
1335 GEDDES"
Air-conditioned
4-man August occupancy
Newly furnished
Wall-to-wall carpeting
Completely modern hnd spacious
$250 per mo. includes heat and water

ROOM AND BOARD
PHI ALPHA KAPPA, 1010 E. Ann near
medical complex is now serving meals
5 days a wk through Aug. 22. Board-
ers desired. Lunches 90c, dinners $1.65.
If interested please call Dick Hui-
bregtse 761-5491. E12
BIKES AND SCOOTERS
1964 BMW R27-Low mileage, excellent
condition. Call (collect) 1-229-6087,
after 6. ZB
'65 TRIUMPH CUB, good condition,
complete set of tools, $200. NO 5-6772.
ZA
ALLSTATE SCOOTER, $50; good condi-,
tion. Call Chris 665-9852, 5-7 p.m.
Z5
YAMAHA 100-Twin. $200 or best offer.
Good condition-Must sell. 761-8570,
ask for Paul' Zi
FOR SALE - 1965 BMW R65S. Excel.
cond. Call 663-7273 or collect 1-881-
1350. Z4$
USED CARS I
'65 TR SPITFIRE, radio, ex. cond. $1295,
Call 663-9235 after 5 p.m. N16
1968 JAVELIN V-8, 4-speed, wire wheels,
BRG, 665-7041. N15
MG 1100, 25,000 iles, 4 new Dunlop
tires, front wheel drive, radio. Must
sell. $850 or best offer. 769-3480 after 12.
N17
'59 WILLIS JEEP, rebuilt motor, driven
' ess than 1500 miles, battery purchas-
ed 7/1/68. $350 or best offer. 662-2872.
N18
FORD, 1962 Galaxie 500, V-8, automatic
$300-firm. 665-3887. N19
1958 VW $250.00 Engine. 18,000, excel-
lent condition, 769-3318 after 6 P.M.
N 14
1966 TRIUMPH TR4A IRS. Wire wheels
$1400. 761-8148 or 761-8014. Lou, N13
CQRVAIR CORSA, 1966, Red, 140 H.P.,
4-speed, good body,.25,000 miles. 769-
2044. N12
1965 MG MIDGET. Wire wheels, ton-
neau cover, snow tires. Other extras.
Car's in fine condition. $1150. Call
HU 2-9380. N10
FOR SALE: '67 Pontiac G.T.O. Silver-
grey with black vinyl interior. Front
bucket seats with woodgrain console
and dash, 400 cu. inch, auto trans.,
power steering and power brakes. Low
mileage. If interested you can see the
car at 1508 Plymouth Rd. Apt. 54
between 11 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. BF
1966 AUSTIN HEALY 3000 BRG, New
' tires, excellent cond. 769-4161, N9
VW-excel. cond., '63. Call 761-0826,
after 6 p.m. N7
'61 RAMBLER. Best offer. Call 761-
5406. N8
'65 CORVAIR. $500 and it's yours. Call

GUILD & ESTRADA 12 string guitars.
Imported Indian Sitar. Best offer.
971-3595. X5
HERB DAVID GUITAR STUDIO
Unavailable Instruments, repairs and,
instructions-209 S. State. 665-8001.
X
FOR SALE: Black Fall. Genuine hair,
scarcely worn. 662-4857. B45
ELECTRIC GUITAR (beginners), new.
Only $27.00 with books. Cal 971-3450.
HERB DAVID GUITAR STUDIO
Unavailable instruments, repairs and
instructions-209 S. State. 665-8001 X
BANJOS, GUITARS, AND BONGOS
Rental Purchase Plan
A-1 New and Used instruments
PAUL'S MUSICAL REPAIR
119 W. Washingtont
HERB DAVID GUITAR STUDIO
Acoustic, electric instruments, ac-
cessories, David lessons - repairs. Gib-
son, Harmony. 209 S. State, 665-8001.
10-7 p.m. X
HERB DAVID GUITAR STUDIO
Instruments and accessories, new and
used. Lessons, repairs. 209 S. State.
665-8001. 10 a.m.-7 p.m. X
BUSINESS SERVICES
Creative Photography
Weddings, parties, candid and formal
portraits. Professional quality at stu-
dent rates. Call 769-2288 days, and
769-0868 evenings. Ji
TYPING-Theses and reports. $2.00 hr.
475-7541. Ask for Peggy. J 14
TENNIS INSTRUCTION: Group and
private lessons available through Uni-
versity. Call 783-0163 or 769-5013, J13
PAPERS, ESSAYS, REPORTS, THESES:
Perfect copies now only 6c on over-
night service. Use correct-o-tape or
unlimited erasures on your original
and yet be assured of copies that
even look better than the original
trom the new Xerox 2400 duplicator.
We supply 20 vigt. copy paper free.
Overnight service only 6c per page
(stored in office safe for complete
safety of documents). Immediate
service during business hours only
8c per page. S. Univ. right next to
U. Towers. 769-0560. JJ
DON'T TSK IT .
TASK IT I
Typing-theses and term papers our
specialty; IBM typewriters; executive
type and justified copy available.
Transcription -Medical, technical.
business, conferences
Printing - Mimeograph, offset,
Photocopying.
Composition and Art Work
Stuffing, mailing and addressing
Resumes.
Telephone answering
(Pick-up and delivefy)
ANN ARBOR TASK, INC.
1900 West Stadium Blvd.

Last Night's Games
Washington 7, Boston 3, night
Detroit 5, Baltimore 4, night
California 2, Chicago 0; night
Oakland 4, Minglesta 2, night
Cleveland at New York, rain
Today's Games
New York at St. Louis
Houston at San Francisco
Philadelphia at Cincinnati, night
Chicago at Los Angeles
Pittsburgh at Atlanta, night
Fine Mend oza,
By The Associated Press
NEW YORK - Manul Men-
doza, forward for the Cleveland
Stokers, was suspended for eight
days and fined $150 yesterday by
President Dick Walsh of the
North American Soccer League
for strikipg an opponent in the
stomach during a July 14 match
with St. Louis.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST: Dark green-white polka dot
trench coat with glasses in pocket.
Vicinity of City Center Bldg. and Hill
St. (diag). Call 761-7435 or return to
lost and found office. A20.
LOST: Female kitten. Fluffy, tiger,
fairly large, Answers to Becky. Vicin-
ity of State and Packard. Call 761-
0943. A22
REWARD for woman's wrist watch lost
between 3-5 p.m. Tuesday, vicinity
Union MUG and parking lot. Quarry
(State St.) and Lurie Terrace. Keep-
sake, with day of nmonth, sweep sec-
ond hand and reptile band. Call 761-

The fourth University sports
-clinic for area youngsters opens
Monday morning, with Gymnas-
tics coach Newt Loken and five
Michigan team members teaching
the relatively unknown sport to
boys aged 12-17..
Assisting Loken will be national
trampoline champion George
Huntzicker, parallel bar special-
ist Dick Richards, Sid Jensen,
Fred Rodney, and George Vanis.
Jensen and Rodney are expected
to be members of the Canadian
Olympic team, and Vanis is a
graduate assistant to Loken.
The five will provide demon-
strations of basic techniques,
throughout the week.
"Gymnastics is not a well-
known sport to most youngsters,"
says' Loken. "So ,we hope this,
clinic creates a little interest
among the boys.
"Although it takes. certain
physical attributes to be a suc-
cessful gymnast, I, feel that any
boy can benefit from the clinic,
especially in preparation for other
sports."
Loken, head gymnastics coach
for the past 21 years, has guided

Michigan to seven Big Ten titles
in the last eight years, in addition.
to the NCAA championship in
1963.

Last Night's Games
Pittsburgh 2, Atlanta 0, night
New York 4, St. Louis 2, night
Cincinnati 9, Philadelphia 2, night
Houstonat San Francisco, night
Chicago at Los Angeles, night,
Today's Games
Baltimore at Detroit , -
Cleveland at New York
Oakland at Minnesota
California at Chicago
Washington at Boston

By The Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA - Wilt Cham-
berlain, gone from the Philadel-
phia basketball scene, took time
out Thursday to polish his image,
The 7-foot-1 cent r, in a tele-
phone interview fron New York,
said he wanted to give his version
of why he was traded to the Los
Angeles Lakers ,i. one of the big-
gest deals in the history of the
National Basketball Association.
Chamberlain said the Philadel-
phia 76ers' side of the story is
"slightly tainted."
"I understand it made me look
ungrateful," Chamberlain said.
"My side of the story is deserving
to be heard."
Chamberlain subsequently
claimed:
0 The 76ers asked for his sug-
gestion on a replacement for re-

signed-' Coach Alex Bannum and
later offered him the job as play-
er-coach.
0 He didn't price himself out
and force the 76ers to trade him
because he never asked for a spe-
cific figure.
* Owner Irv Kosloff's proposal
for a contract came out to less
money that Chamberlain made
last year.
* Kosloff led him to believe
he didn't want to x negotiate.
Chamberlain also agreed with the
theory that Kosloff "gave 'up"
after two meetings during a 19-
day period before the 76ers dealt
with Chamberlain to the Lakers
for Archie Clark, Darrall Imhoff
and Jerry Chambers.,
The 76ers had said Chamber-
lain, the game's greatest offensive
player, was dealt because he asked

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SPORTS CLINIC:
Loken, gymnasts prepare
for area youth invasion

for too much in contract nego-
tiations. The superstar was said
to have wanted a three-year, mil-
lion dollar contract, plus-part-
ownership of the team.
"I was looking for something
futuristic," Chamberlain said.
"One way is having part of the
action. I didn't want to regard it
that, when my playing days are
over, I'm over.
"He-Kosloff--wouldn't enter-
tairi the thought. If he didn't
want me, to be. part of a team
that he's into for a hobby, I feel
kinda hurt by that.
"I didn't give him a figure; he
could've given me one per cent,
one-half of a per cent of the team
in good faith. He gave me the ex-
cuse this team is tied up in other
parts of his business and it wasn't
worth the paperwork.
"The whole thing with the ne-
gotiations was a bust."
Chamberlain. said that the
76ers' new cpach, Jack Ramsay
"didn't do anything to enhance
me staying here."
Ramsay] the team's general
manager, was appointed to suc-
ceed Hannum because Kosloff said
he preferred a nonplaying coach.
Chamberlain said he had an
idea some time ago that he might
be, traded.
"In talking last year, Kosloff
was only basically interested in
a one-year contract," Chamber-
lain said. "Owners are usually
interested in locking you up for
three, four or five years."
Chamberlain, who had been in-
strumental in the 76er's soaring
success of recent years is expect-
ed to help the Lakers develop into
a major powerhouse 'this season.
Claim Rigney
tquit Angels
for Giant "Job
'LOS ANGELES (A) - Manager
Bill Rigney of the California An-.
gels will resign at the end of the
season and return to San Fran-
cisco to succeed Herman Franks,.
as manager of the Giants, the Los
Angeles Times reported Friday.
Quoting a "responsible source,"
the Times said' Franks has noti-
fied the Giants he will retire after
the season unless the Giants win
the National League pennant.
Reached before leaving for Chi-
cago Thursday, Rigney said, "I
have not talked to anyone in an
official capacity about the possi-
sility of returning to the Giants.
I have enough trouble trying to
nget this club - pthe Angels -into
the first division without worry-
ing, about next year,"
Giants owner Horace Stoneham
added that "we have no plans for
a new manager at all at this

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CLEVELAND UP) - Two Cleve-
land Browns veterans have been
placed on waivers, apparently over
a racial incident.
The National Football League
club has asked waivers on guard
John Wooten, 31, a nine-year vet-
eran and a Pro Bowl selection,
and defensive back Ross Fichtner,
29, an eight-year veteran.

been intended. He said the size
of the tournament had been cut
down and blacks invited in the
past had not socialized with white
players.
Cleveland Plain Dealer football
'writer Chuck Heaton said Modell
took the action of placing both on
waivers to keep peace within the
club.

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