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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1967

Page

8

First 4-Color Pictures Made by Star Staff on Berkey Machine

The Star staff completes a four color image sequence using a Berkey machine, marking a solo production milestone. Details describe the equipment setup, the color process, and the original work flow as the staff executes the run without external assistants.

Star Berkey Hot Springs Alex. H. Washburn Billy Dan Jones Oaklawn Jockey Club

Canadiens Triumph In Game Four To Tie Stanley Cup Final

Montreal built a 2-0 first period lead and held on to defeat Toronto 6-2 in Montreal. Beliveau and Backstrom each netted two goals as the Canadiens overcame Toronto’s Terry Sawchuk after Johnny Bower’s warmup injury. The series stands 2-2 with the fifth game Saturday in Montreal.

Toronto Montreal Canadiens Jean Beliveau Ralph Backstrom Johnny Bower Leafs Bower Toe Blake Terry Sawychuk Chicago Monetreal Sawchuk Nets Backstrom Beliveau Mike Walton Henri Richard Tim Horton Wntore Backstrom Jim Roberts

Lake Placid Could Be the Olympics Site

Los Angeles and Lake Placid may host the 1968 John F. Kennedy International Memorial Games, a proposed annual national and international event. AAU plans a $10 million fund, with summer games tentatively set for May 30, 1968 in Los Angeles and winter games likely at Lake Placid, as sites may shift with bids from Salt Lake City and New York.

Murray Rose Associated Press NEW York (Ap Los Angeles Lake Placid N.Y United States Amateur Athletic Union U.S Donald Hull AAU Kennedy Hull National Committee Salt Lake City New York Lindsay

One Youth Still Around at Pinehurst

In the 67th North and South Men's Amateur semifinals at Pinehurst Leonard Thompson a 20 year old Wake Forest sophomore from Laurinburg faces 48 year old Bill Camps bell of Huntington, W V. The other semifinal pits 51 year old Bill Hyndman of Huntingdon Valley Pa. against 36 year old Bill Harvey of Greensboro N C. Hyndman could become the oldest champion in tournament history after edging John Baldwin and Wayne Jackson while Harvey rode a fast start to defeats over Upsdegraff and Charlie Harrison and remains the Carolina favorite toward the final. Thompson advanced with a 4 and 3 win over Bob Lowry and a 1 up win over Bob Murphy.

Pinehurst N.C Leonard Thompson Wake Forest College Laurinburg Bill Campsbell Huntington W. Va Bill Hyndeman Huntingdon Valley Bill Harvey Greensboro Hyndman John Baldwin Port Washington N.Y Wayne Jackson Hampton Harvey Carolinas Ed Upsdegraff Tucson Ariz Pinehurst Country Club Charslie Harrison Atlanta Thompson Bob Lowry Huntsville Als Bob Murphy

Warriors divide NBA winnings as 12 players split share

San Francisco Warriors divide their $72,500 NBA prize into 14 equal shares of $5,178.65 for 12 players, coach Bill Sharman and trainer Don Watkins. Philadelphia 76ers each receive $7,186.66 as champion shares.

SAN Francisco San Francisco Warriors National Basketball Association Bill Sharman Don Watkins Philadelphia 76Ers

Texas School Favored in Penn Relays

Abilene Christian College runners are favored in the Penn Relays 73rd meet at Franklin Field as Ian Hamilton’s illness shifts favor to ACU in the distance medley relay. Villanova had led indoors with 9:44, while the Penn record is 9:46.4.

Philadelphia Penn Abilene Christian College Texas Frankun Field Abilene Christian Ian Hamilton Villanova Hamlton

Ryun Regime at Drake Relays to End This Weekend

Des Moines AP: Jim Ryun’s era as top teen middle distance runner is set to close at the Drake Relays. Ryun anchors Kansas in the 4x mile and 2x mile, then the anchor mile as leaders seek a new American distance medley mark. Randy Matson and Charlie Greene loom as rivals in discus and sprints. Matson aims for a second Drake discus title in three years, with a 213-9 heave just shy of Listev Danek’s world mark.

Ryun Kansas Jayhawks Texas A&m Randy Matson Nebraska Charlie Greene Matson Listevig Danek Czechoslovakia

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