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LOS ANGELES (M--Handsome,
6-foot-6 Don Drysdale, the Los
Angeles Dodgers' w i n n i n g e s t
pitcher ever and holder of a major
league record with six straight
shutouts, announced yesterday his
retirement from baseball at 33.
His reason: a painful shoulder
ailment affecting his throwing
arm.
"For the good of the team," the
219-pound right-hander t o l d
newsmen, he's quitting "after a
lot of talking and soul. searching
and with deep regret.
"But like they say,, some things
are inevitable-like death, taxes
and retirement from professional
sports." C a im, shaggy-haired,'
dapper in a black suit and tie, the
approximately $100,000-a-y e a-r
athlete spoke softly in Dodger
Stadium's posh Stadium Club.
Doctors, he said, have told him
he has in his shoulder a torn
"rotary cuff . . . what gets your
arm into position to throw and
creates elasticity." It might have
been brought ' on "by wear and
tear over the years"-15, of them
in baseball, 14 with the Dodgers.
Big Don, last survivor of the,
old Brooklyn Dodgers roster, bow-
ed out amid . news conference
plaudits including owner Walter
O'Malley's "he's one of the great
all-time stars." National League
president Warren 0. Giles, en
route to loop meetings in Seattle,
said "the retirement of Don is
a loss to baseball."
Dodger vice president Arthur E.
Rod 'Patterson opened the news
conference, saying, -"We have an
announcement we're not partic-
ularly happy to make-let the big
guy make it."
Drysdale said he, had enjoyed
his association with the Dodgers
and added: ",I owe a lot to base-
ball. It's given me everything I
have, including my wife, daughter
and everything else." He met his
wife Ginger when she, then a
model, posed for newspaper sports-
section photos with Dodger play-
ers. Their daughter, Kelly Gene,
is 10.
Donald Scott Drysdale, a native!
of suburban Van Nuys, where he
still lives, broke in with the
Dodgers in Brooklyn in 1956 after
only two years -in the minors.
He leads the Dodgers in most'
victories, 209; most innings pit-
ched, 3,432; most strikeouts,
2,486, and most shutouts, 49.
Last season he set major league
records with six straight shut-
outs and 58 2-3 consecutive score-
less innings.
Since he joined the Dodgers,
the team has won five National
League pennants and three World
Series.
Drysdale led the National
League in strikeouts three times:
242 in 1959, 246 in 1960 and 232
in 1962. He is tied with Sandy
Koufax and Bob Gibson with six

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MALE HELP Wanted for week of Aug.
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at 761-8312 betw. 8-5. 15Htc
FOR SALE
MAYTAG Automatic Washer. Must sell.
$50. 665-8034. 42 B70
FOR SALE: Back issues of Playboy.
Years 1964-1968. omplete andyin
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5:00 p.m. 41 B64
MAGNAVOX stereo, walnut cabinet
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COLLIER Encyclopedia, year books,
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WALNUT END Table with formica top,
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SUBJECTS WANTED for brief psychol-
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19F 63
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Anyone who witnessed the motorcycle-
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Don Drysdale: Where it hurts
seasons of 200-or-more strikeouts, in a nonplaying capacity: "I'd like
In 1962 Drysdale received the Cy to stay in baseball . . . if they
Young Award after winning 25 think I can do a job."

1-864-3852

games and losing only 9.
Drysdale and Koufax staged
their famed dual holdout after
winning the 1965 World Series.
Don finally settled for a reported
$105,000 and Koufax for $200,000.
Koufa'x retired after the 1966
season because of arthritis in his
throwing elbow.
Drysdale was 5-4 in the won-
loss column this season despite
daily.'
sprts
NIGHT EDITOR:
JIM FORRESTER
the recurring shoulder trouble.
The problem began last season
after he had become known as
an iron man who iever niissed
his turn in rotation.
He was placed on the disabled
list last April 22 in hope that
rest would cure the ailment. He
returned but was sidelined again
in early July. He came back July
27 but a few days and three
games later found he couldn't per-
form with his usual skill.!
Might he pitch next year if the1
arms feels all right? "I couldn't1
say. At this moment, I would have
to say no."
Might he stay with the Dodgers

Drysdale said he has an oppor-
tunity with Upton Enterprises, a
California conglomerate of which
he is a vice president, "but I'd say
all doors are open." Besides his
business interest, Don owns race
horses.
Dodger manager Walter Alston
told newsmen: "I hate to see this
guy retire, but whatever he does
I want to be in his corner. He's
played as great a part in my suc-
cess in winning a few pennants as
any other individual."
Dodger vice president Al Cam-
panis said 24 players are left on
the team, and "we have a couple
of irons in the fire to help the-
pitching. These would be waiyer
situations."
Fellow Dodger pitcher Claude
Osteen:a"'The best thing we can
do to show Don we appreciate
him is to go out and win the pen-
nant this year. I think we can."
Second baseman Ted Sizemore:
"It's been probably the greatest
thrill of my life to play on the
same team with Don Drysdale."
Coach Jim Gilliam, ex-Dodger
infielder: "As a guy who retired
a few years ago, I know what
Don's going through. I've never
seen him quit on the mound. He
gave all he had."
Drysdale was asked ,to name the
greatest thrill as a Dodger.
"The first day at Vero Beach,
Fla.," he said. "Putting on a
Dodger uniform with Snyder, Rob-
inson, Campanella, Furillo, Reese,
Newcombe. I'll never forget that."

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SUMMER RENTALS
ALBERT TERRACE-1700 Geddes
Single or bilevei 2 bdrm. apts. Luxuri-
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Air cond.
1T baths
Dishwasher
Balcony or patio
See resident manager in Apt. A7. 1-5:30
p.m. Mon.-Sat. or phone 761-1717.
Charter Realty
665-8825
43Ctc

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goodies. Cali for appointment 663-
9373 evenings and weekends 665-
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WANTED-1 male roommate for 5 man
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ask for Pete or Larry.. 19Cto
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2 BDRM. APT.-Fall rentals. Modern,
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4TH GIRL NEEDED for fall apt. Great
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2062
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FEMALE roommates desperately needed
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$50 per person and up
761-8055
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COUPLES
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25 Ctc
FALL
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665-8825
23Ctc

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CAMPUS-HOSPITAL AREA
August Occupancy
Furnished two-bedroom apt. with
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heat and water, air-conditioner
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26 Ctc
CAMPUS MANAGEMENT, INC.
335 E. Huron 662-7787
Campus-Fall-Hospital
521 WALNUT
Extra large beautifully furnished 2
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dishwasher, soudproofed. Information
at 761-2943 after 4 p.m. 79Ctc
NEED 5TH GIRL for apartment for fall.
Apartment is huge: 3 bedrooms, 2
FULL baths, dishwasher, disposal,
etc. 8 month lease. S. University at
Washtenaw. If interested, call Sue at
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Ctc
TRADEW IIND APTS.

2 BDRM. APTS.
For 3. Modern, air cond. bldg. Bel
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ANN ARBOR TRUST CO.
Property Management Division
106 S. Main 769-2800
88 Ctc
THE PARK LANE
Luxurious, 1 bdrm apts.
for 3-4 people $50/person
* bi-level
! air conditioning
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* parking and laundry
Call 663-3809 or 761-8055
23 Ctc
1 111 S. STATE STREET
The greatest value in AA
Air conditioned, modern, gabage
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FALL
1969
We are now accepting appli-
cations for our choice fur-
nished campus apartments,
for 1, 2, 3, or 4 single stu-
dents. Inquiries may bel
made at

Call after 6 pm.-663-8659

35B631

1969 SINGER ZIG-ZAG
Slightly used in modern cabinet. Does
everything without attachments. 5 yr.
parts and labor guarantee. Pay $5.93
do*n and 9 payments of $5.93/mo.
with no interest.
$59.30 INCLUDING TAX
Call Capitol Credit Manager, 9 a.m.-9
p.m. for free home demonstration.
No obligations. If toll, call Collect.
,1-729-4611
21Btc
FOR SALE - 1967 Triumph TT, 650 cc,
road lights. Only 2,000 miles. Call NO
3-0338. B70
1969 ZIG-ZAG
Cabinet model, sews on buttons, makes
buttonhples, overcasts and face
stitches, blind hems dresses etc. All
without attachments. 5 yr. parts and
labor guarantee.
$36.80 TAX INCLUDED
Will take $3.68 down and 9 payments
of $3.68 with no interest. Call Capitol
Credit Manager, 9 a.m.-9 p.m. If
toll, call Collect.
1-729-4611
22Btc
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MODELS WANTED for Fall-$8 an hour
after tests. Commercial Photography.
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LONDON W)-Members of the
U.S. track and field team cabled
President Nixon last night asking
for government intervention to re-
vive American amateur athletics.
The Americans, who are in Lon-
don for a two-day match against
Britain starting today did not
reveal the text of the message to
the President.
But at a news conference they
listed these demands:
A national training center.
A new system of selecting coach-
es for the national team.
Opening up of college equipment
to all athletes holding an Ama-
teur Athletic Union card.
Help for athletes to tour with
the national team overseas.
George Frenn, hammer thrower
from North Hollywood, Calif.,
said: "If things are not put right,
our prespects at the Munich Olym-
pics in 1972 are zero."
The cable to President Nixon
asked him to send a representative
to meet athletes at a meet at
South Lake Tahoe, Calif.'
The Americans delegated seven
members of, the team to talk to
newsmen.
They talked mostly about the
difficulty of athletes in getting use
of equipiment controlled by the
National Collegiate Athletic Asso-
ciation.
Frenn, who is 27, said: "This
equipment is closed to athletes
who are members of the colleges
-that is to anyone over 21.

"The average age of American
national teams is well over 21,
and it is increasing."
Marew Seidler, former U.S.
women's shot put champion, said:
"We have , many fine facilities.
We would like to see them open
to anybody, who wants to use
them."
Nick Lee, hurdler from Balti-
more, calling for a national train-
ing center, said: "The prestige and
superiority of the U.S. teams are
diminishing,
"'That was evident in the recent
Europe vs. United States match."
i Mrs. Doris Brown, 800 meters

specialist from Seattle, said many
athletes who ought to be on the
U.S. touring team were left at
home.
"We feel these people should
be helped to participate," Mrs.
Brown said. "We don't have our
best possible team.",
Gerry Lindgren, long distance
runner from South Lake Tahoe,
said selection of coaches depended
too much on seniority and AAU
patronage.
The seven spokesmen claimed
the letter to President Nixon had
the unanimous support of the U.S.
team.i

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Free bus service to campus
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2 Bedroom Furnished Apts.
Some bi-levels include dishwashers, air
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736 Packard
731 Packard
316 E. Madison
Choice 1, 2, 3, and 4 Man
Large, modern, furnished, free parking,
sundeck, air conditioned, laundry,
storage, central antenna, vacuums,
garbage disposal, balconies. Interest
on security deposit. TV and dish-
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Call 761-7600
or 769-0227
DAHLMANN APARTMENTS
03]
PETS AND SUPPLIES
WANTED: home with understanding
person for pregnant neurotic cat.
Call 769-2404, 9 T67
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. Reg-
istered. 6 wks. $75. 665-4685. 10 T67
NEED A FRIEND? Free fluffy, friendly
trained kitten. Call '668-6664 or 662-
4826. 11 T66
BUSINESS SERVICES
TYPING of Manuscripts, Theses, Papers,
etc .Expertly done at home on IBM
Selectric Typewriter. 761-3139. 10J55
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY desires
work in her home. Thesis, technical
typing, stuffing, etc. IBM electric.
Call Jeanette, 971-2463. 48Jtc
XEROX COPIES,
PAPERS, ESSAYS, REPORTS, THE-
(ES. Perfect copies now only 7c on
bvernight service, use correct-o-tape
or unlimited erasures and yet be as-
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free. Documents stored in office safe
for complete safety on request. Im-
mediate service during business hours
9c per page. Discount Photocopy Ser-
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8JTC

NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. ()-
0. J. Simpson arrived at the Buf-
falo Bills training camp last night
following a wild reception at the
airport and said, "I hope the game'
in Detroit' isn't going' to be as
rough as the reception here."
Simpson, whose reported con-
tract for more than $300,000 makes
him the highest paid rookie since
the mergerof the National Amer-
ican Football Leagues, will make
his pro debut at Detroit in an ex-
hibition game against the Lions
Friday night.
But more people got their hands
on him at the Buffalo airport on
his arrival from Los Angeles than
are likely to get their hands on
him in that game, some 2,0001

screaming, shoving autograph-
seeking fans surging onto the field.
to meet Simpson's plane.
Plans were called for the Bills
to whisk Simpson away in a pri-
vate car driven by a state trooper,
but it, took a; police escort to get
Simpson and the Bills party head-
ed out of the airport and toward
the training camp on the Niagara
UJniversity campus.
Teen sets
channel swim
youth record
DOVER, England (RP) -_- Four-
teen-year.-dold Jon Erikson of Chi-
cago became the youngest boy ever
to swim the English Channel, bat-
tling gamely home through shoels
of agonizing Portuguese man-of-
war jellyfish yesterday.
Jon was stung but kept going
to come ashore at Dover's Shake-
speare Beach 11 hours, 23 minutes
after setting off from France. He
is the son of Ted Erikson, the Chi-
cago physiochemist who holds the
records of 30 hours, 3 minutes for
a diuha vec ino frnm yl hnrnri tnt

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for fall. Call 769-4599. 7L65
WANTED TO RENT-1 bedroom apt.
or large room for fall. Prefershort 
term or no lease, Call 769-4713 or 769-
2460. Ltc
USED CARS
1968 MUSTANG CONY. 390, 17,000 mi.,_
power, automatic, AM-FM stereo ra-
dio. Call Marc 665-5671 or 763-3241.
29 N61
FORD FALCON 1962 station wagon.
Black automatic, new tires, radio,
Interior very clean. Owner leaving
U.S. $300. 665-8034. 34 N701
'60 MGA-Must sell, excellent condi-
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'58 CHEVY hardtop. Runs well. $75.
769-3216 or 764-2377. 31N65I
FIAT 124 Spider. Ex. cond. Call 763-
0134. 37N65
'66 TRIUMPH TR 4A-Radio, new ra-
dials, Call Pete, 764-5200 days. 28N64
'60 OLDS Convertible. Runs well. $125.
-761-5843, 13N52
1968 FIAT--850 Coupe. Drafted-forced
to sell. 663-5284. 14Ntc
BIKES AND SCOOTERS
1969 DUCATI 250. Must sell. $450. Phone
665-3886. 35 Z69
1966 X6 HUSSLER-SUZUKI. 482-4026.
34 Z66
MUST SACRIFICE $980 Bultaco 250 cc.
Enduro Scrambler, $475. Call 761-1
6245 10-4 p.m. or 761-2368, 769-5510
other times. 30 Z60
'67 SUZUKI 120-Ex. cond., 2 helmets.
$230. 761-5015. 32Z65
HONDA 01-350 - Perfect, 2500 miles,
$500. Hodaka, immaculate, $250. Call
668-8030 after 5 p.m. Must see to
believe. 33263
"THE RIGHT CHOICE"
HONDA OF ANN ARBOR
3000 Packard at Platt-971-450
serving U of M since 1963
9Ztc
DOWNTOWN HONDA 1::
310 E. Washington
665-8637
13Ztc

LOST AND FOUND
LOST KITTEN. U parking lot-hospital.
White front and face, grey tiger head,
back and tail. M marking on fore
head. Reward. 429-5500. 28 A67
LOST, stolen, or strayed-Dark krown
Burmese cat with yellow eyes. Last
seen wearing white flee collar 5 p.m.
Thurs. outside Ralph's Market. Please
help us find our cat. Reward. Call Ed
or Kate at 761-7130 or 764-4272. 27A64
LOST-KITTEN: Black and white, 11
weeks old-ivicinity of E. Univ. andI
Oakland. Call 665-7456. Ate
TRANSPORTATION
1 WAY TICKET TO LONDON. $150.
Leaving Aug. 25. Call 663-1445. 40 G56
S.F. NEED 3 RIDERS. Leaving Wed.
afternoon. Call Mike, 761-9830. 41 064
RIDER WANTED to NYC-Ann Arbor
late Aug. Share expenses and driving.
1-212-859-4835. 39663
RIDERS WANTED to Buffalo, Albany,
or Boston areas. Share driving. Leave
Aug. 18 or 19; 761-0673. 37Gtc
BARGAIN CORNER
Sam'S Store
LEVIS Galore For
Gals and Guys!
LEVI DENIMS:
Button Fly... .$5.98'
(Guaranteed to Shrink)
Super Slims ......$6.00
Pre-Shrunk
Dungarees . . .$6.50
Now Levi Denims
for Gals.. .....$6.00
LEVI'S STA PREST:
"White" Levis ...$6.98
(5 Colors)
Nuvo Hopsack .. $8.00
"Stitches" ..$6.98

NOW RENTING
FOR FALL
Choice Apartments

736 Packard

761-7982
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Foxcroft, 815 S. State
Packard Plaza, 917 Packard
University Plaza, 608 Monroe
Bel-Air, 815 S. Main
Oak Terrace, 908 Oakland
Athena," 508 S. Division

Ann Arbor Trust Co.
Property Management Division
106 S. Main 769-2800
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ALBERT TERRACE
1700 GEDDES

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TV RENTALS
AND STEREOS
$8.50 per month
761-1945
Free same day delivery and service
New 19" portables
018
ARBOR FOREST APTS.
721 S. Forest
Air conditioned,r2 br furnished
apts. Carpeted, drapes, colored. ap-
pliances, disposal, dishwasher avail-
able, Security inter-com door sys-
tem. Ample parking.
Business office-347 Maynard
9 to 5 call 663-6052 or 769-3137. 3
Eve's 663-6052 or 449-2907
25 Ctc

GOSSEN'S latest unavailable on the
U.S. market yet exposure meter-
Polysix Electronic $50. Also powerful
Braun EF 300 electronic flash $150.
Call Richard Lee, 764-6755, 764-0553.
Dtc
Gossen MULTIBEAM exposure meter,
pristine condition, only $45. Also
powerful Braun EF 300 electronic
flash, $130. Call Richard Lee, 764-
6675, before 11 a.m. Dtc

PHOTO SUPPLIES

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Eastern Division
W L Pct. GB
Baltimore 79 35 .693
Detroit 64 49 .566 14%
Boston 61 53 .535 18
Washington 60 57 .513 20%
New York 57 57 .500 22
Cleveland 48 69 .410 32!
Western Division
Minnesnta 68 A4.6 -

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Eastern Division r
W L Pct.
Chicago 71 43 .623
New York 62 49 .559
St. Louis 64 51 ,557
Pittsburgh .58 54 .518
Philadelphia 44 68 .393
Montreal 35 79 .307
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Now renting for Fall
Extra large 2 bedroom bi-levels
Fully carpeted and furnished
3-5 man. Featuring:
" dishwasher
"1/ baths
" balcony
" sound conditioning
" storage and laundry facilities
" off street parking
See resident manager in Apt. A-7 1-
5:30 p.m. Mon.-Sat. or phone 761-
1717.

AT CENTURY
The Best in
Good Used Cameras
WE BUY, SELL, TRADE
Everything Photographic

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~White" Levis
(5 Colors)

SUZUKI 100 cc still under warranty.
Call Fred, 769-1393. 9 Ztc
NICHOLSON'S MOTORCYCLE SALES
224 S. First, AA
Triumph Yamaha

.$698
.$4.98

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