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G THESCHAWA TIMES, Briday, August 27,1965 [HUNGARIAN CHEFS PAMPER 260-POUND 'GROWING BOY' By WILL GRIMSLEY BUDAPEST (AP) -- Randy Matson thinks he might hit the 68-foot mark in the shot put at the World Student Games--if he doesn't collapse first. "Bwerybody. seems worried about me and keeps stuffing me with food," the six-foot, 6%-inch giant from Pampa, Tex., said today. "I've gained 20 pounds since I left Russia and the way I'm going I'll gain 20 more before I get home. Peo- ple seem to think I'm a grow- ing 'boy who needs food," The Texas muscle man, who earlier this year set a world shot put record with a heave of 70 feet, seven inches, said the strenuous Russian trip had- trimmed him down to 240 pounds, "I'm up to 260 now and feel strong as a bull," he said. Matson today led the men qualifiers in the shot put with ar t In '5-A. Soccer Champs World's Best In (ber All-Star TORONTO (CP) -- Independi- HAMILTON (CP)--The mara-|@nte of Buenos Aires, defending thon swim returns to Ontario|South American club champi- swimmers|DS, proved to Canadian spec- into Lake Ontario at|tators Thursday night that they |belong with the cream of the Hamilton Swim Sunday when 25 plunge Confederation Park here to com- pete for the $4,000 prize money| a toss of 60 feet, 3% inches. When he arrived in Buda- pest three days ago from a tour of the Scandinavian countries, he was immedi- ately adopted by Tomas Fol- vari, chef at the hotel where the Americans are quartered. "None of the other boys are allowed to. have seconds, but he gave me two plates the first time I sat down," the rangy Texan said. 'Last night we had Hungarian goul- ash and my dish was piled a mile high." "At breakfast, he gives me not two, not four, but eight eggs and then stands over me while I eat it. He pats my head like a parent and says, 'That's a nice boy'." It was the same in Scan- dinavia, Matson said. "T would ask for ice cream and they would give me a platter full -- eight and 10 scoops,"' he added. "'I'd order strawberries 'and they'd bring them in buckets." soccer world, TORONTO -- Big salaries for top athletes in most sports are not tncommon today, Some baseball players have been known to earn as much as $100,- 000 for a season's work, In golf, including the $35,000 he has just won in the World's Golf Tourna- ment, Tony Lima is reputed to already have earned $98,000 this year. For a few rounds of box- ing, Cassius Clay is reported to ITS ONLY MONEY | Jim Clark Gets Bundie; May Appear At Mosport mmuan summer Trophy ies and allments throughout his e races, also organized by the . Ea Empire Motor Club, witi|/#Season career, is hampered ibe -held_at Mosnort.on Saturday, by 2 new physical sethack. September. 4. The program wi.s| ---- rac Tt include sportscar and tor- : ne pt motor-| How to relieve BACK 22% ACHE 2222 MANTLE ; MINNEAPOLIS (AP)--Mic- key Mantle, the New York Yankee star who 'has been plagued by a variety of injur- have made as much as $400,000 © plus. Among the highest salaried performers in any sport any- where in the world today is Jim Clark, of Scotland, the world champion motor racing driver. It is estimated that, before the end of this season, Clark will earn approximately $225,000. A big portion of this is the $160,- 000-plus for the top prize in the Indianapolis 500. But, in addi- tion, Clark, like many other in- ternational drivers, has various other sources of income. These include endorsement of prod- ucts, retainers and bonuses, starting money and prize money. Clark, a bachelor, receives $13,500 for just appearing on the grid at world championship Grand Prix races this year and as many as 13 of these inter- national. meets were schedule. duelling for $11,000 In Stock -.. GOING Clark on' the starting grid at Mosport for the fifth annual Ca- nadian Grand Prtt\on Saturday, September 25, Contestants in this race, the longest and most spectacular in Canada, will be in prize money and the Pepsi + Cola Drasticelly Reduced -- Hurry While They Lost! -- No Further Orders! BEFORE YOU BUY--. GIVE STARR A TRY Trophy. Motor racifg enthusiasts in Ontario will not have to wait until September 25, however, for another exciting race meet. Furniture and Appliance in a 10-mile international mara- thon meet. The competition will be head- The 1964 finalists in the world|!n addition, he receives a bonus club championship put on a/ $1,500 for being a former brilliant tactical display before|World champion, having _pre- a crowd of 10,710 and took ad-|Viously copped this crown back K. E. JOHNSON, 0.D. 4 723-3343 491 Ritson S. OPTOMETRIST OPEN FRIDAY TO 9 P.M, lined by two of the world's top marathon swimmers -- Herman Willemse of Utrecht, Holland, "O'BRIEN TO DRIVE 'ARMBRO FLIGHT' IN CLASSIC Quoin, Ill, September 1. 48, of Alberton, P.E.I., will Armbro Flight, owned by attempt to extend the "ht : ; Elgin, Ted and Charles streak. 'Armbro's' latest ie the United Arab Republic. Armstrong of Brampton, On- win was at Chicago's Sports- | Other top competitors will be tario, is unbeaten in all 12 man's Park on Tuesday. |George Park of Hamilton, Cliff of her starts and O'Brien, : lirephoto |Lumsden of Toronto and Jenny . Van Der Merel, a native of Holland now living in Hamilton. The 10-mile swim consists of five laps of two miles each, The 'Big Red' Awesome Sight Canadian Skier ce fao ne is ech | Nearly Loses Leg |shape, one - quarter mile by | 9 7 ~ ae jthree-quarters of a mile, ending At yy orld Student Games Pi Lecamig? 4 oy Minit fs Bob with one mile across the beach mer member of Canada's na-|®7ea. ; BUDAPEST ont call "Itional ski team and now vice-| The ey we oe -- blo her "Big Red." Rival players international receive pata i -place pr! vs shiver atthe sight of her. wah mene, basned, nce, var She is the latest of the Soviet| WINS SCHOLARSHIP ; 4/3150 for fourth and fifth respect- Union's succession of athletic! Noting her tremendous size, |skiing ioaly : amazons. the sports officials persuaded|Glacier. | Her name is Ravilya Kali- her to enter university in Mos- mova Prokopenko. She is six|COW on the Soviet version of a\were completely severed and feet, seven inches tall. She|SPorts scholarship. |doctors said the only reason wears a size 16 shoe. She has|. She learned the techniques ofthe leg was saved was that hands like hams and the shoul-|Dasketball and quickly madejhad good muscle tone from sk ders of a bull. the national team. ing and the cut was clean. She plays centre for the So- Does she score many points?} Gilmore was skiing on the viet women's basketball team| "Not many," she says, "'my|7,200-foot level of the glacier! at the World Student Games|te@mmates score more." with members of the national| here. Is she married? jteam in training Tuesday when). The Russian women are by|_,Jndeed, she replies proudly./he fell on a slalom run. The| Winnipeg far the best. They are big, tall Her husband is as tall as she|binding on his ski snapped and| Sask. and tough--and the red-haired|!*: and weighs almost twice asthe razor-sharp edge cut across| all 75 58 Revilya is the most awesome|™uch. He is a wrestler and/his leg. B.C, 55 of them all. weightlifter. The helicopter rescue - took| Edmonton 61 129 When she walks down the|_. He would have to be to carryjfour hours. Doctors saved the Wednesday's Result street, her elbows usually swing Ravilya across the threshold, [leg in a two-hour operation, [Saskatchewan 25 Winnipeg 6 over the heads of the crowd, people stop and gape. She clogs Budapest traffic. ROBSON MOTORS LIMITED SEEK AUTOGRAPHS Small boys and girls flock Your Quality G.M. Dealer "GOODWILL GUARANTEED USED CARS & TRUCKS" around her for autographs, She 166 King St. E. Bowmanville can't enter another arena--such t BEAVER as the swimming pool or the gymnastics hall--without taking LUMBER co. LTD. 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