THURSDAY. MAY 3. 1962 MAJOR NATIONAL UCAGUS I W. U Pet- CJL San Fraaelaca _ il7 * .m a-St Loaa ■ ; 1* 4 .75*. t Pittabutsk I IS 7 .«*' S b-Loa Aasaks 14 S AS* S Philadelphia S « . .471 *% Cincinnati * 11 ' ,4» 7 a-Hooatos Milwaukee b-Chlca«e .7 • .111 7 .* 11 .m 7^i 4 IT .1M IJH New Tork a, k—PUjrip* ’ nlgbt |«aa TWt/i Cum ntbbviK Meßaan (M) at B» Fran* daeo, Sanford (2-t) Milwaukee. Pieba (1 -»)- at PbOaddohia. Xahaffcr (2-3 i N ■■ Houaton. Guiati (0-2) at St. lanle. Sbn moat 0-0) N l Only game* acheduM SPOBTS CAR RACESo S.C.C.A. Regional Race SUNDAY, MAY 6 9-30 d.m. ( Rain or Shine Top National Drivers VINELAND SPEED WAV ROUTE 47 VINELAND, NEW JERSEY , l , w lively Jessica Darting, 0. of Texas ’64 fora’62: | I'! ‘ ! - 'A'* ] OuflLonghorn Lively One plays piano, is ofie of Texas; “10 fMost Beautiful" girls, and an avid Falcon Sports! •Futjdrafan. This spirited compact handles,so well you’ll figi/fe the controls should be indicated in Italian. NeW bucket seats are separated ,by a personal console, ar,c| ’ ! '/■ LK EAGUES Altaian league u W. I— Fit. CJL ■-New Tark n ( .m • A-Detroit » • .49* ll « .17* 1^ Oevetud 0 f j B.lttwwt 1» I AM I Mipnaot. 1* t# i- Lm Anceles : S » .471 A k-Kmnn* City * H .4** 40 Bob ton T 1* .41- Jl7 WBBkta*to« 1 „ .;** p —Plßyinic Biskt ftra i .m nii TbAbt’b Cum. 1 Bottom Koabooanetu (1-2) it Wuhlsg ton. Strahooae (d-41 . . 1 .New York. Ford (2-0) at CBlcwo. Bui, B*rdt IJ-U N i ; Detroit. C.llnyker <*-I) ,«t Kubm City! Bua (0-X! - Baltimore. Poppa* (t-*> at Hlaneaot*; Kralirk (»-2i 1 Only tame* lekeduled ; lives it bp with this lively One froM the NtnrMeon ' ! • ’I THE DAILY COjILEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA . [ Liston Predicts Party KO in Cfnmaorrft Fight : Orioles Nip Twins* 6-5 I SOUTH FALLSBURGH. N.Y. “I don’t care wlpre we fisht.", st, PAUL-MINNEAPOUS (JP) (AP)~S<mny Liston sett!ed down the chaHon 3 dr wtowdlbe _ Rookl<} John Powe n cracked • m hu first country dub-style 29 Tuesday. I dan t feel bad. . training camp yesterday and pre- about New York turning me down. P air two-run homers to power dieted he would knock out not after other staties showed they the Baltimore Orioles to a 6-5 heavyweight champion Floyd Pat- wanted me. I would just like to.victory over the Minnesota Twins terson in three or four rounds, fight** i yesterday. TRADS-1N TEX.KVISIOaV ( SH«p completely; reconditioned. Radio service. 1962 Zenith i TV. Television Sere ire Center at State; Collect TV BANJOS* UKESp Guitar*. Piano*. Ham- 1 mood Oncans—strliurs. books, alt music! apppUcg, Pifrr Untie Center. Benner Pike.] Ope* 'til 8 p.m. dally except Wed*. Phone, EL S-3«l. . ,IW9 M6A Roadster, new tire* and brake* 2>ln ather extras. Must aril. Call UN VBBS2 of AD 7-48*1 y> < 1957 PAIRLANE boua* trailer. U x 8 ft. one bedroom; excellent condition, rra •sonabJe price. Call Mr. Phelpe at AD •V4&41. NIKON F 35mm tingle lens reflex earner* Umm X' 15 Auto-Nikkor len*. acces sories. For further Information call Deni Coleman UN l 5829. *56 SAAB for tale. Call Dave, UN 5*8891. Excellent condition. HOLTON TROMBONE with fold bell eaae. Write Box 26. Altoona, Perm a. Bargain. SEVEN USED Portable Sewing Machine* with new motors and five year guaran tee*. 128 - *47. Phone AD 5-Air,7. ' i J«»s>ca D**tinj ctrtair'/ >*. S h «’» also a chaer'vadtr at jh# of T*«as in A*af<n, the rakish "Son of Thunderbird" roof can be covered in vinyl. No wonder all the liveliest student bodies are cruis ing the campus in the new Falcon Sports Futura. See it, and all the Lively Ones at your Ford Dealer's... the liveliest p ace in town! COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE Sports futuna! FOR SALE ;BEAUTIFUL flonr-length wedding gown, i swpjd, *25- AD 74207. jadxi'wi GENERAL Horn Trailer,’ one 1 bedroom. Idea) for married couple. Rea 'aoeably priced. Phona AD 8-3860. FOR RENT AVAILABLE 'IMMEDIATELY! Unftnw Wished one-bedroom apartment. Heat, store and refrigerator furnished. For fur ther Information call AD 8-0686. I GRADUATE STUDENTS* Upperclassmen—j Comfortable rooms with hot and soldi ruaaing water or private bath. Innempringj mtUrwii* * Central. Parking. Aecocomod*-! tion* to inspect and compare*' Hi* ColoniaJ. 123 West Nittany. AD 7-7792 or AD 7-4854. ■ IDEAL FOR two mate students-- new two room furbished efficiency apartment private bath, full kitchen, parking. Neat campus. Private entrance. Phone AD ?-i 7792. AD t-1840. I jJUNE 1 MODERN furnished efficiency,- Country setting at (torn line. Separate, ‘kitchen, ceramic tile hath, private parkin*. Suitable couple or single desiring privacy. Call Mrs. Cox AD 7-7792. AD 7- FOR RENT CHOICE THREE ROOMS «ad twcti fur- ntsbed apartment. Central. Close campus. Private entrance- Parking. Suitable couple oi\bachelor*. Jim, AD 7-7791 or AD 1-48*6. UNFURNISHED NEWLY ckcurited 3-moa apartment, faont campus. 112 E. Collage Avo. Fully equipped, available immediately. 88# par month. Couple or two girU~> AD 74482. JUNK 1 2 room htrnul\ihi apartment with utilities; June 10 - • 3-room fur nished apartment near campus. Men pre* ferred. AD 7 2683. x FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent. ln^ l mediate occupancy. One hednxwu, Uviag * IrtvgM, kitchen and bath. 3-minute walk to downtown campus. Parking. Call AD T -7111. FAMILY ROOM - ctimbinatUm bed sitting rtwn studio couch for two extra loop)* private bathroom. Breakfast if desired. Call HO 0-63*8. APARTMENTS for rent, summer only. Bin ale. double, and four room. Free Parking. Reasonable. AD (LoQAS. BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED three romw apartment available for *umm*r term. Call AD 8-1106 after five. WANTED COUNSELORS <h**d, ; division leaders and program director.- Experienced-only. PsL ivsre bov» camp in Pa. Robert T. Smith. New Milford. Penn*. TYPING -TO DO at home Fuat, efficient. economical. Will pick-up and deliver, rail UN b *4lB. FOR fall term. One man apart—. u t. or large comfortable single mom wjth U«.cheu privtleae*. UN h H-2KH. WANTED: TWO VV'.ilfrri hi work - for meals Call' AD 14*83 TWO STUDENT. 4 l«* Imrheoue steak* and t‘* *c»*we at banquet Sat., May 5-7:3#, f *ll AO K 1178 after 11:30 *.m. K’DK TO »*r near Cleveland for Friday ~r Sat . May 4th or T»tS. Call BUI AD H Al» a vop. R'DFRS WANTED to Alaska and/or, SciMie World Fair leaving June IP. Call Pet I N 3-.V.H5 for detail*. ! STUDENT R KPK K.SJf NTATIVK wanted to »e.l nferchandue t» frat>*rnhl-» nod • vi*-.»rit ien. National ('nmi»»nt. U«n>i com •• Write U K. llos 78.12, Philadelphia, MuTOIU Y( LF.S any yrpr, make or model. Art • Turner's Cycle Shop, oa» mile smith of MB! H--.1l on 111. (It. Phone HELP WANTED AN N'Nii for * *. dfUfit**, r**. ahv. aMr t<?» rim 4 minute rmlf m ifnlos'im. The KITCHF'N lIKt I* w itit**t| to work’ for mral* Cal! caterer All ' LOST WITHIN PAST week* *oM wnfrh. roimil f*nr. Mark initial* "N.k H.*' hnrk of r**e lletvartt for return. Calf aft'r ft I.OST: I.A!>IKS COUj ' Watch .s at , ni#ht t>rtw«»n ka«l INO* aid C .«rruv«| HrwarO. Pham# UN- ft-’llftft. IMIlt OK (.la***** Kumtay at Whipple*. Call UN fit ' HI.Af'K ONY.'I M»<nf. *#ntlmental -value. KewaroJ. Ca*l ADi 7 i2Z4 1-OST Clltt.'S Whfe wallet tN>tw«#n tar> meal *romtd» *n4 Pofiorfc t. If .funml. ;r»l! UN 5.614 J. PACK OK |* aaM tloii aim ftUaaea, whit# with b)«rk nmi while rhineatoft# (rim" mlnir* (’•!! C'N *» ff».05~ reward. fiUU) If AlftY ilracfkr In White M*l| nn Monday, f f N * 2**4 K*w»M r»ll MMin« Katies HIHMltt'M ((NHIIKHIIIMIMIMIMMNNIWnIINMNH (•RAY'3 AUCTION T’luraUr rv,Mn*. H*r J. promptly at 6 /'0 i».m. Pnhlle hI« *f r>malgnnd ftifnliuiv and S rftfau < «|lanMH>« Xqo(« 61 Muatn fj-’llefont# and. PWiMitt Gap. Com*: W<Hn(«t«y m<ht a't-r 7 p.m. <i>'MW What mm harm. Call EL ft- T 729. fl. Johnny Gray, atietlo»arr. PERSONAL KELP! STUDENT wiifiay Saturday nl<M ban*|t’*i.; D<** Haiowa ataak dinar* plu* pay. Cali Prank AD ••3176 lmm*Hlat»ly! ' MISCELLANEOUS , - illllllm PART-TIME rmpJoyrornt it now avai|ai*l« far 12 yo*i»g man with th* following anallfirntlaea: H«. 1. C<plut tT«r»K«, i# mehomt: No. 7, tppftrMt#; No. •, rapafeUity Ui lirtutt Wtwrm, Ift la 20 Hoar* a w*rii . N*. 4. m+r IN year# of ■K*. fullrfr ttu<lanU wlsMn* to auppU mrnt eftruJdrrabl* intom* mf to pall Mr, Rirhir4v«n Alt H-tOfii batwrrn a.m, an 4 7:10 pm. daily. IVY -"t IVY - IVY KCX'KH playln'v for Now/ma CI»I> at Thr Twi«(#raoi« VtUimr, V*y Hi at HUH. Errryotia wdnaw. MAN, i.IKK. Dt* Th. TIM >|.nir. fUlur3 dty, May ftth • Kndjvill* PHOC |!AHOR Division Mwtmy 7 00 pm,', Thursday night,. May *, 112 HurWKont f.ah. |U)OK ; JiHAMI* for firnkir Hall. Klgma Mt* Tmi Hhom ghtn« ,on Tb» Mall, Thor*., Mar 2, l-ft p.m. NKWMAN CLUB* Pi«a Party" Friday, May 4 at (hapal Lnung* aftry Jf*4*. CAEWJB PATROL hga a nombap of Wyplra, fo«nd on emmpu*. Ovnm #tr.*y elaim .'bWye!** by furnUhing tdmtifkmlkm .ai S4rwo«-r Cottage. Hieyrlaa no* ' will IN tonuilrrni abandon#*! and miijret Ui *a)r WHY, BE aatiyfvwi With I#m? (i«t nv»x for ywir m«*w with U* Prsa State Sio**r» Saturday night. PAGE SEVEN
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