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It 1 1 i' 1 ‘ $ 1 - But that's neither hers IMP -- - there– Fact remains- - though that Clark's jump is the best one this year by a collegian In these 48 United states Figures released this week by the : i NCA A credit J L Hall of Florida 61— best of the collegiate season until Clark catapulted over the with a leap of i ' : cross-stic- k And while the jump itself is remarkable it Is even more re i j 1 Sign for Battle f ' 7 ) CLEVELAND April 24 to— Johnny Britton welterweight and Livio title contender )Ntinelif of Italy were matched bout in Friday for a Cleveland Arena May 4 markable when it is noted that the Utah jumper is only 6 ft 1 in tall That means that Clark jumped 1114 inches higher than his head Take a look at most 'of the country's top jumpers and they have one thing in corn morh–beight Most of 'em are foul': or five inches over six feet At Clark has to hoist 185 pounds over that crossbar— eight inches higher than his bead Clark will be in action again Saturday afternoon at the colorful B Y tl relay carnival Iin Provo — sharing the spotlight with such national greats as Mal Whitfield and Fred Attel- sey U S Olympians Jest Right It's too muilt to expect that the modest Utah sophomore will equal or better that jump of plus 4n Saturday's competition Jumps like that generally eine when every cancer-abl- e fact is just right Such little things as bow a fellovts breakfast happened to diges- thow well be slept the night before bow his legs happen to feel and whether those butterflies in his stomach disturb him —to say nothing about such vital factors as wind weather sunshine condition of the runway and takeoff and even the crowd But whether it's this Saturday or the next one or the one after that Clark will have every Utahn pulling for him to clear that bar at record keights—thatworld's record at &II was only two inches away on April 21 6-- 1 4 6-- V 4 - Isminuto trial 'ATTODAY DAYNES FACTORY EXPERT - will show you how you can shave closet and cleaner with : Du err-11111- PHILADELPHIA April 24 UP) —Jim Konstanty of the Phila delphia Phi 'lief hurled a two hit 53 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates Friday night going the first six and two-thir-d innings without allowing I kit Del two-ruEnnis smacked a homer in the first to start the first place Phalles on the road to their fifth straight win veteran relief Konstanty hurler now one of Manager Steve O'Neill's starters was well on the road to a until Danny O'Connell singled to center in the seventh with two out 1 P ittsburgh ob It o Smith lb 3 010 1 Citsine 3b 3 0 0 2 Abrams rt 4 3 1 1 0 3 Kinn it ()Cann 2b 4 1 1 Thomas el 3040 Garatiota S 2 0 3 I Phi lodol Hilip K011041110 CoIsi hletkehich Waugh blierntez— -S4440 3112 1011 1 0 3 NUS I EnEE - AltAltPININD AND - - OILING sinvicsi 1 1 S 0 ab b Ryon 1lb Astibum ef Wyrestok rt Ennis It Torassoo lb Hamner Jones 3b Burton a 0 or a e 3 P 3 3 0 1 1100 Shavemaset at be REG 7 1 Young lb 4 3 4 0 Dyck If 3 3 0 Wertz re 3 11 3 0! talon 3b Kranich 3b 4 1 1 31Courtney a Creguel se 4 1 I1 31 Sievers lb 4 0 Hunter se LoIlre krellow 0 0 0 S 0 bMogii Bearden 0 11 1 1 1! 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