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See | oe we? aed rol enn : Aussie Speedster Eyes ai eon snes cn Sees s| (MUU emmen a lone athlete will enter theling committee has denied the FREE PARKING 80,000 - seat National Stadium|charges. . But this has not during opening ceremonies for|stopped newspaper readers a ae are Marathon Record 2e-Sstchexts: anya . Olympic torch on the final leg|letters-to-the-editor columns. AWNINGS 5 ' : of @ 12,000<mile journey. Several readers have threat- Holder of the world record at|the 5,000, A 3:50 miler with a) My picks in order of finish:| ye) will be Yoshinori Sakai,|ened'to tear up tickets for the PORCH blazing Clarke, Bolotnikov, Halberé,|» soft-spoken 19-year-old wni-|Opening day ceremony unless Baillie, Bullivant, Lindgren. | versity freshman who was bom|Sakai -- already tagged the . 4. ENCLOSURES Séldom can the classic mara-|in Mihara, near Hiroshima, two|Atom Boy -- is replaced. thon be predicted accurately. It|hours after the United States} Critics claim Sakai, last STORM-SCREEN :|will be no'sunprise if not one of/dropped the atomic bomb onjyear's national high school 400-/ MIM AMIE TIDALI DOORS-WINDOWS the 20 best known marathoners| firoshima. meter , champion, was- ' finishes first. His birthday, coupled with|to remind the world of the 'PRIME WINDOWS the selection as the attention-/bombing by the United States, CMHC CE -lattracting final runner, have| Sakai, meanwhile, is looking ACCEFTED raised charges he was chosen|forward to Oct, 10, when he will for political reasons. circle the stadiaum's track alone FLEXALUM SIDING ft "ae Ay i, ase lia HE ve we ee ai gy where to win in 1960 . i Japan should do wal mi LONDON JALOUSIES cos tal Saud Talents, It's CREAM ALUMATOPS FOR Pradanlh PICK-UP TRUCKS Brian Kilby and Ron Hill of England, Boston marathon Vic- Cc ; e Aurel denDriessche of ! 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Unbeaten Lions Face 'say * tole ett est eH | st Tough Weekend Chore By THE CANADIA NPRESS |ready to play' through the sec- Coach Dave Skrien confi-jond half of the season. dently expects British Columbia| 'The boss of the only unbeaten | Lions to finish first in the West-|team in the Canadian Football | etm Football Conference. |League this season faces a) The only qualification he/tough game in Vancouver Sat-| tagged to this prediction Thurs-|urday night with the Grey Cup day was that his players must/champion Hamilton Tiger-Cats. continue "physically alert and|The Lions have put together six victories and two ties for) }14 points | Mf Other games scheduled for a| lan e |busy football weekend have Ed-| |monton Eskimos playing at Sas-| * . 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