TUESDAY. APRIL 3.1962 Arcaro Near Retirement; Arizin Expects Close Tilt NEW YORK' (ff) Eddie Arcaro, the top money-winning Jockey in the history, of racing, i$ hearing retirement and a final decision on whether £o quit the saddle immediately or ease, from the saddle gradually is expected to be made today. Now 46, the winnef of more rich stakes races than any other jockey, hasn’t ridden in this' country since last Novem ber at Aqueduct. In true Broadway fashion, Inviting friends and newsmen to a restaurant late this afternoonlThe reason for the get together wasn’t announced. ARCARO. son of a former Cin cinnati taxicab driver, won his first race on Eagle Bird at Agua Caliente, Mexico, JarC 14, 1932. He has won the Kentucky Der by five times, more than any other jockey. Six Preakness . and six Belmont stakes winners have put him ahead of any rival in that , department. Teh years ago at Arlington Park, 1 Chicago, Arcaro became the first American-born jockey to win 3,000 races, and remarked: . *Tm just-going to keep onrid- Inguntil I get tired and then-I'll quit, whether it's 4,000 or 5,000 or what." PHILADELPHIA (A>) Paul Arizin, i veteran star forward of the Philadelphia Warriors and one of the National Basketball Asso ciation's all-time leading scorers, says if j the Warriors can contain the Boston , Celtics, “good fast break it .will be a great help to ward beating them.” 1 ARIZIN, WHO has been one of the. Warriors* steady mainstays throughout the. play offs; was pre viewing tonight? sixth game of the ;best-of-seven Eastern Division playoffs here in Convention Hall. Boston leads the series, 3-2, and the Warriors must win to stay in contention.' All three Celtics victories came by decisive scores in Boston Gar den, including Sunday’s 119-104 triumph which was interrupted THE USED BOOK AGENCY Arcaro has sent out telegrams by several fist fights and an out pouring of jeering Boston fans onto the floor. The Warriors have won by close margins at Conven tion Hall, where the j fans here have , jeered the Celtics and cheftfed the Warriors ini the heated rivalry. ; , ■ j ‘ University of California j AGRICULTURAL STUDY TOUR * to the ! South Pacific JULY B—AUGUST 19, 1962 Full credit courses aboard Matson luxury liner Mariposa, with call*, at Hawaii; .‘Tahiti, Rarotonga, Fiji, Samoa and field *trip in New Zealand. Optional side trip to Australia. 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PAGE ELEVEN Unbeaten Boaters Penn State had eight straight .undefeated soccer teams from 1933-1940 under coach Bill Jef frey. Jeffrey, who Lion hooters for 28 years, compiled an overall record of 154-24-29 and had a total of 11 undefeated teams. Let Collegian Class!fiads WORK FOR YOU IvOTB BUSH PENN STATE. Mtarfll. -
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