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4ac Tuesday, February 21, 1961
ns Slow Track, Baseball Workouts
Lucas Scoring Held Down--
Indiana's Hoosiers Yield To Ohio 73-69
Bv HI GH ri lJ ERTON Jr. .their second strain Big Ten ti- most of it* Jr*
4«ooLtrd frees Sport. Writer tie. IfUgibUHy hut
Coach Fred Tsjlor has been A revenge-minded India naihang in there.
to hold Lucas to)
Jactamvifie U. * .
Alabama tuned in a minor
SouthMfteni Conlerence unset.
State 0-60
pinion and now the general pub-
lic it beginning to realise it Jer-
ry Lucas, line a player a* he is,
isn’t the entire Ohio Stale basket-
ball team.
son average — Monday night as (first stringer, turned back Michi-
Hoarier font chanted "Wf want an 5045 and retained that aJ-f In.(he East, independent Nisg-
WBOd." ** - **-* "-“--• *-*-*■'
the
repeatedly praised
That seldom has been more esi- play, came through and Ohio State *ho dropped to sixth in this
dent that it has been in the last I won anyway, 71-69 . meek’s Associated Press poU rank-
two games, when the No. 1 ranked Last Saturday it ms Larry
Buckeyes survived a couple of Siegfried wh<f contributed the ail-
cliff hangers to keep their record I important points in a narrow vks
untanrisbed and virtually sew up tory over an Iowa team that lost
ings .Iowa is fifth' moved into
a tie with Wake Forest for second
place kt fee Atlantic Coast Coo-
fewH
Dome Will Pack Em Into
Stddium, Bobby Believes
Houston’s proposed dome sta-
dium will draw,a million curious
fans who wil! cam to see fee
AmJH
II
hit a |
a hole in the dome.
one ban player manages to
ban high enough to knock
e in the dome, there wiU be
visitiig here, and next week the
former Robert E. Lee graduate
Fla., to
another million fans attracted to county sports stadium is protected
fee park to aee fee hole in fee
mObe. *
These conclusions came Monday
from Bobby Bragan. Houston
Sports Association official at a
West Kiwams luncheon at Rebel
Inn.
Bragan, veteran former .
nrently di-
rector of player persomel tor the
Houston National League 1962 en-
try, predicted that fee impact on
major league play in Houston in
the world's first enclosed stadium
will be mater titan in Milwau-
kee, San Francisco
) or Los Angeles.
Bragan was surprised to find
Phil Collier, San Diego sports writ-
er. in fee audience. Bragan and
Cottier were manager and writer
associates first in Fort Worth when
Bragan was a Texas League man-
ager and later in Los Angeles
whan Bragan * as a Dodger coach
and Collier a baseball writer cw-
wSTgo to Varo Beach,
cover Dodger spring training. ■
Kagan said the steps taken in
“court action to make certain ev-
ery step in the building of the
makes good sense to me.'
Bragan credited Cn
Hofheinz with bringing major
league baseball to Houston and to
'll these three men had been
from Dallas and Fort Worth
league franchise in the south would
have gone to Dallas and not Hous-
ton,’’ Bragan said.
Bragan was introduced by John
Adams, program chairman. Pres-
ident dark presided.
John (Red) Murfl. a Houston
scout, and Wade Callam, who rep-
resents HSA in Baytown, also at-
tended fee fcsrherin
“Wall be ready today baft this
time next year,” Bragan pre-
dicted. “There may be a forced
on the stadium, but
Iterance; MpH
on top of the Southeastern and
Florida continued its strong bid
to represent the SEC in fee NCAA
State stayed
itheastem and
tournament with fairly impres-
sive victories.
Duke, missing sophomore Art
Heyman, who has been barred
from the remaining conference
games, conquered Virginia 77-66
in a lacklustre game. The Blue
Devils' tog hope now is to earn
the No. t seeding in the confer-
ence tournament
Miss State, which won’t play
in the NCAA tournament, ran its
SEC record to 1-2 by whipping
Georgia 99-77 wife fee aid of 34
points by Jerry Graves. Florida,
winner ov er Mississippi State Sat-
urday. moved ahead of Vanderbilt
into second place at 8-3 by taking
an *1-77 overtime decision from
Mississippi. The Gators had to
come from behind again to tie at
73-73 then pulled it out at fee end
College
75-54.
whipped Northeastern
jtM
Both Teams Open Season /* . p .
At Home This Weekend fanJerS
For Second
HE MISSED SECOND, COST GIANTS FLAG
A Miss At Second Was
As Good As The Flag
Rain and chilly weather had the
Gander baseball team indoors tor
a limited workout Monday and re-
duced track work to warm-ups
and a little jogging as both teams
prepared to open fee season this
weekend.
Don Truehardt’s baseball team
hosts Houston Milby at fee Gan-
der diamond Friday at 3:30 p.m.,
while Baytown is host tor a warm-
up track meet Saturday at Me-
morial Stadium.
Both teams picked up new mem-
bers as basketball ended its'sea-
son last Thursday.
Truehardt’s squad added letter-
man catcher Jerry Keraplay,
ver and infield-
pitcher Robert Oliver and
er Btyan Stratton, while Rockhold
got tour. Reporting tor track were
etterman broad jumper and hurd-
ler Osborne Knudscr, vaulters
Gary Gaza way and Dennis Mo-
Queen and sprinter Melvin Alford.
With only five lettermen return-
ing from last year — only two of
them starters — Truehardt was
The Ganders return second
baseman Jimmy Steed, who has
shifted to short stop, second lack-
er James Dodd, third baseman
John R. Combs, outfielder Wayne
Bertsch and Kemplay from fee
1960 lineup. Only Steed and
Bertsch started last year, 'and
Truehardt still is looking tor
pitching strength and a first base-
man.
Net Tourney
Eight non-title games are on the
fee three-week period before dis-
trict action starts March 11 The
Ganders play a pair with Bellaire,
Milby and Lamar and have card- £
ed single games wife Beaumont
South Park and Spring Branch.
Rockhold, meanwhile, has at-
tempted to finish running his first
scheduled time trials without much
success. His sprinters and quar-
ter-milers turned to line per-
formances last Wednesday before
showers began to slow up work-
outs. Although fee distance men
went through the motions Thurs-
st«*d o< Houston, fee first major ^ extra when aiff
Luyk sank two free throws and
a field goal in fee closing seconds.
It was just about a year ago
feat Ohio State suffered its last
defeat, losing to Indiana at Bloom-
ington. Since then the Bucks have
won 26 straight They're 11-0 in
fee conference and about fee only
way they couJU lose fee title
would be to drop their remain-
lngfliree gains to tmjUBiwmili
rivals.
By JOB BEKHLEB
and BEN OLAN
The greatest disappointment in
John McGraw's career was fee
failure of the Giants to win the winning run. But Merida, instead
National League pennant in 1906.
Because of Fred Meride’s fail-
ure to touch second base, a game at the end of a game. Even, fee
alert Chicago second *
called for fee ball,
between the Giants and the Chi-
cago Cubs on September 22, 1908,
was declared a tie after the Giants
apparently bad driven fee winning
run across tiie plate. Because oi
that tie, fee regular season closed
with the Giants and Cubs dead-
locked tor first place. A play-off
tor the pennant was necessary,
and the Cute won 4-2,
The Merkle incident, which re-
mains fee cause celebre of our
national pastime, occurred in the
ninth inning. More than 20,000
fans who jammed the stands and
ZTSi
of fee dream of major league base-
family are now ball tor Houston.
SWC Attendance To Hit Record
fy ? ......
1522 was set for 87 games. The
Tie average was 4,305.
DALLAS (AP) - The South-
west Conference wiB go over the
400,000 .mark and sit an all-time
basket bail attendance record.
A survey shown feat 72 home
games this season have drawn
:H7,350 for an average of 4,824 per
game. There are 16 games to go
and if the average ia maintained
fee final'total wffl he approx-
imately <24,000. ^
Last year fee all-time record of
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Weddings—Portraits
TURNER'S PHOTO
WEDDINGS ARE A
LTY
Ph. JU17811 Baytown. Ita
4M 8. Circle Dr.
E. E. Turner
374,
game m
Leading the attendance parade
is Texas Tech, the team feat's
also leading in fee championship
race. Texas Tech has drawn 82,-
950 lor 12 games and averaged
9.110 for conference games. Tech,
stsxstnsrsr
set for
eft attendance wife 54,300 for
eight home games. Texas has
drawn 47,000 tor nine, Southern
Methodist 46,000 for 11, Arkansas
30,700 for eight, Baylor 27,700 tor changes wife a deliberate 7+00
eight. Rice 24,000 tor mne and victory over Notre Dame. The Bil-
Monday night when
near the
finish. But Nowell, mgJTscorer
wife 27 points, tossed in four prints
and saved fee game.
Two of Ohio’s remaining con-
ference foes came through wife
ups, t victories .Monday, night
Wisconsin tumbled Minnesota 83-
75, ending' an eight-game losing
streak that began early In Janu-
ary and Michigan State climbed
of fee conference cellar wife a
0 victory dvar Illinois in a
heated ■one.
In the Big Eight, Colorado re-
placed Oklahoma State In a third
place tie—far behind pace-setting
Kansas and Kansas State — by
g the Cowpokes 63-61
while Nebraska trounced Okla-
homa 83-61. '
St Louis, an also-ran in fee
Missouri Valley Conference but a
possible National Imitation Tour-
nament invitee, Improved lit
Ssjaisa aMgRttffl
could not dear fee field and per-
nessed Fred’s boner — but no two
much confusion that it took 34
hours before an official decision
axdd be banded down.
Who’s Got the Ball? - -
Wife Christy Mafeewson oppoa-
ing Jack Pfeister, fee Cub south-
paw, the score was tied 1-1 wife
two out in fee ninth when all fee
trouhte started. €y Seymour, fee
first man to face Pfeister, had
been thrown out by Johnny Evers.
Artie Devlin had singled and was
Ito right and McCormick ran to
feted.
A1 Brichvell, the next hitter, sin-
gled over second base and Mc-
Cormick
apparently score!: fee
of naming to second; jjbroke tor
the clubhouse, as was customary
wiui uue i
stop, for tlx
It deep into
ers. Floyd
—— -mm, but the New
York version is that Joe McGin-
nity, New York pitcher, wrestled
with Joe Tinker, Chicago short-
tor the ball and then threw
into the left field bleach-
Kroch, Cub pitcher,
toned ahother ball onto fee field.
The story most generally accepted
is feat this was the ball Even
used to tag second, _ „
Playoff Ordered
Nevertheless Umpire Hank
O’Day allowed fee put-out on
Merkle, voiding McCormick's run.
The crowd, however, believing the
game over, milled all over the
mlt the continuation of the game.
MeGrmr fearply protested that
Him Giants had wonfee game on
the field. It was In this quandary
that the board of directors of the
National League fee following day
ordered the game replayed.
The play-off of the disputed
une was held at the Mo1
rounds on October 8. The Cute
+2 and became National
singing a melancholy tune as in- day and fee sprinters attempted a
dement weather cut further into finals In the 100-yand dash Rock-
fee task of whipping the team hold wasn’t satisfied.
Into shope tor Friday’s opener.
“It doesn’t look like it did last
year,” Truehardt said Monday.
“This time last year we were
ready to play some games, but
we’re hot now."
Whistlin'Willie
lubs'Brightest
Rookie Prospect
NEW YORK (A33)—The bright-
“The track was wet and alow,”
the Gander coach said, “and you
couldn’t tell much about the times.
“We ought to find out more
about what we’ve got Saturday.”
NR* Baytown boats a dis-
trict warm-up meet which will be
run ofi just as any of the TIL
meets are handled. The warm-up
is open to all 12-4A teams and
Rockhold expects most of them to
show up.
This is the third year the Gan.
ders have attempted such an af-
fair.' It was rained out last year.
The schedule of events will in-
clude the 100 and 220 yard dasha,
the quarter, 880 and mile runs
Tennis coach Clint Nettleton
heads for San Antonio Wednesday
with three sophomores, a Junior
and a senior for fee Texas Schools
Championships Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
Four of fee five saw action in
their first tournament of the sea-
son last weekend at Falfurrias
where two singla entries lost out
opening action and fee Buy-
town doublet team went to the
quarterfinals of the Hearts Delight
tournament,
Manton Stewart and.Dave Bar-
salou won first and second round
matdwi before bowing to Har-
lingen’s Don Foiles and Todd Ezell
In the quarterfinal!, 15-17, 7-5, 94.
The quarterfinals duel was one Of
the top matches of the tournament
opening with a 32-game set
Earlier, Stewart and Barsalou
had defeated George Parker and
Bob Girry of Flour Bluff, 64, 9-2,
and Falfurrias entry, Mauro Gar-
da and Robert Hinojosa, 6-4, 94.
Parker and Curry were Class A
finalists last year in fee state
tournament.
Bill Marshall arid Jack Hdfor
lost first round dedsfons at Fal- -
lumas where Billy Ford of Har-
lingen stopped Marshall, 9-2, 94,
and Ronnie Woods of Corpus
Christ! Carroll second seeded In
the singles division'
won over Hal-
ter, «7 94. M;
Nettleton adds Joel lawless to
tile group this week tor the San
Antonio trip. Lawless, Marshall
and Hhlter all are sophomores and
all will be in singles action. Ste-
est rookie of fee Chicago Cute is along with the 189-yard low and and
a 22-year-old outfielder whom they
call "Whistlin' Willie from Whis-
tler, Ala.” He signs ttH meal
checks “Billy Leo Williams”
With Houston, where he played
last year, be hit a number of tape
measure homers around the
120 yard high hurdles. Field events
will indude fee shot put, discus
throw, broad jump, high jump and
pole vault. The sprint and mile
relays will be run.
The warm-up is designed to give
district teams at least one chance
American Association, including at competition before they enter
the season's first meets.
Baytown follows up the Satur-
day affair with the Lamar Relays
March 3. The following week fee
Ganders go to Laredo for the Bor-
der Olympic*, then return for the
Gulf Coast Relays at Freeport and
the Houston Relays before unveil-
ing their own Lee Relays March
forced by Moose McCormick. [League champions for fee feted
sent a long single'successive year._
Merkle then
FRED MERKLE
Baseball Training Begins-
1961 Looms Unusual Year In Majors
Texas Christian 14.700 for seven.
The 1 -ronference has gained
every year since 1953 and first
went over the 300,000 mark in
1938.
likens are 15-7 tor the season aft-
er handing Notre Dame its Second
home floor defeat in two seasons.
Miami (Fla.) a NIT bound team,
had an easy 96-80 victory over
rid story today as major league
» fee training
NEWS FLASH!
By TEE ASSOCIATED PRESS strike would have made travel toitimore Orioles had their camp
A new twist was added to an Florida impossible. I openings scheduled today. By the
Some other new factors to be *®1 « this week every dub will
reckoned with in 1961 are fee ex- have atleast somejnen to camp
pansion of fee American League
to 10 teams wife fee addition of
two new dubs and the shift of an-
other; a handful of new manag-
ers and fee great Chicago Cubs’
ment of operating wife
coaches sharing the man-
agerial duties, a new dub owner
at Kansas City and too many
baseball chibs began the
chores for a season feat will ex-
tend to next October. Pitcher Luis
Arroyo was delayed in reporting
to the New York Yankees camp
because of a quarantine for bu-
bonic plague.
That sounds like
John McGraw might have
dreamed tor a
rookie pitcher. But in this case it changes of personnel to count
HER Beats
All Other Compact
irs in Pure Oil
“Z
my Trials For
Straight Year
—— , , Wm t-1
happened and it
sized fee fact feat 1961
be a year of novelties and unfore-
seen happenings in major league
basebalL
Arroyo had been pitching for
the San Juan team In the
bean series to Caracas, I——
ela. When he returned to Puerto
Rico to pack for the trip to the
Yanks’ camp in St Petersburg, Vi
Fk, he ran into a lOday quar-
antine imposed by Puerto Rican
authorities because of a bubonic
plague outbreak in Caracas. H
wasn’t enough,
400-plus homer in the Buffs’
Park.
He hit 28 doubles and 26 home
runs and drove in 80 runs in 126_ „
games en route to a .323 batting Gan&rs'go to Laredo
average. - -
Another highly regarded young-
ster is catcher Dick BerteU, a
Houston grad who impressed in
a brief whirl wife fee Cubs last fo"
fal. At Houstdi, he batted .289 in
114 games, showed, a strong arin
and was named catcher on
minor league all-star team.
The standout of the new pitch-
ers, based on last year’s aver-
is Jack Curtis, a southpaw
won 19 and lost 8 at San
Antonio, and led fee Texas League
innings pitched wife 257 and
in complete games wife 19. Other
pitching hopefuls include Dick
Burwell, who pitched pt Wen-
.atche last year, and. Wayne Car-
lander, 19, a right-hander drafted
from Odessa, where he had a 2-6
Junior, will team up again for
fee doubles division. )
ANTI-ALOOHOI. DRIVE
MEXICO CITY (AP)—The dom-
inant government Party of Revo-
lutionary Institutions is launching
a nationwide anti-alcohol cam-
paign, oficials said today.
MW* . .. -■
PIPES
Mock's Pharmacits
tt1 C. Tnu
JUS-17M
DNMr it SMTimt
JUf-ntT
except fee Chicago White Sox, who
report Sunday, and the Detroit
Tigers and St. Louis Cards, who
set Feb. 28 as the repenting date.
Exhibition games are scheduled to
start March 1L
record,
The new. oullielders include
2100,000 bonus boy Danny Murphy,
who was shipped to San Antonio
after 31 games with the Cute last
season. At San Antonio, he batted
294 in 47 games.
easily. It may be hard to recog-
nize some of the teams.
Five chibs had eazty arrivals
working out last week wife a few
veterans mingling wife the rookies
who were undergoing inspection.
The Yankees camp formally
for the arrival of
batterymen. The entire Los Ange-
les Dodgers’ squad was due at fee
Vero Beach, m., camp Monday
Beach, Ila., camp Monday
and fee Athletics’ pitchers and
attdtefh were due at West Palm
Bead), Fla.'
The new
Ohio State's Buckeyes
No. 1; Bonnies Second
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Ohio State basketball team
had its biggest scare of fee sea-
son last Saturday night
Playing Iowa in Iowa City, the
‘ “ ' i fell ten
undefeated Buckeyes
points behind at halftime and still
trailed by seven points with min-
utes remaining.
Then the Buckeyes slammed in
ten straight prints—the last two
goals on steals-and squeezed out
a 2-61 victory.
This N
tory No. 20 gave
No. 1 position in.
straight week.
St. Bonavenure, with a 20-1
season mark, also was a unani-
mous choice of the
of sports writers a.__________
ers for the runnerup spot, getting
36 votes.
1. Ohio State (36)
2. St, Bonaventure
3. Cincinnati
4. Bradley
5. Iowa
6. Duke
7. North Carolina
8. Kansas State
kees, Joe Gordon at Kansas City,
id A1
Bob Scheffing at Detroit, and A1 MEXICO CITY (AP) - State
Dark at San Francisco. * governors, 30 mayors and numer-
The world champion Pittsburgh ous businessmen are urging Pres-
smu
ARE OFFICIAL RESULTS
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%-’a‘ . -f, i
The training camp sites:
threaten any records in fee 1960
tagton, Pompano Beach, FTa. season, although they produced
National League —'Chicago, some mighty kicks.
Mesa, Ariz.; Cincinnati, Tampa, Jerry Norton of the St. Louis
Fla.; Los Angeles, Vero Beach, Cardinals won the individual title
Fla.; Milwaukee, Bradenton, Fla.; with an average of 45.6 yards on
Pittsburgh, Fort Myers, Fla.; St. each of 39 kicks. That was a yard
Louis, St. Petersburg, Fla.; San and a half short of fee figure that
Francisoo Phoenix, Ariz.; Phila- gave Detroit’s Yale Lary the 1959
delphia, Clearwater, Fla. title and a little more than a hall
- Of special interest will be the ^ Ntrtte'sfiftfa-
effort* Of the manage^ of fee new place 419 average fee previous
clubs—Bill Rigney of the Los An- ...^
geles Angels and Mickey Vernon *£^1 gtfg
of fee Washington Senators - to Vp/riTO^dTand averaerf M2
JgSTMS JrjssSafSOLi
League teams and whatever other er Tawftra. fourth wife 43.8 and
talent they have been able to pick Philadelphia’s Norm Van Brock-
“P- lin, who had one of 70 yards, was
Other new managers are Ralph ifth with 43.1.
Houk as successor to the total--“—-
table Casey Stengel with fee Yan-
PRESIDENT URGED
Pirates are about the only club ident Adrifo Lopez Mateos to or-
der resumption of woifc on a rail-
feat took a stand pat attitude to?
off-season trading. They way linking the capital and coast-
up pitcher Bobby Shantz al cities. Governors of Tamauli-
haVe a good rookie crop up pas, Veracruz, San Luis Priori,
?tion« Elsewhere there’ll &nd Hidsl^o told the president the
of new faces. line to Tampico was vital.
American Custom with Overdrive is Over-all
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falcon, Corvair, Lark 6, Tempdst 4.
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makes its fin
coveted team
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cago for the 1
nament of Ch
A Veteran I
ers Monday
lor the finale
guess who'll
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up for grabs
scum but the
to two teams,
12 points and
and Amarillo
five fighters
Fort Worth,
Die first tore
of five bouts
dropped out
It) prints
tighter.
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Tech, leadln,
with an 14 n
Baylor at Wac
Texas ABM,
with 7-3, meets
cm Methodist s
Should Tech
lose, then fee I
have a two-gar
three games to
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’ S Wiftl go
place with Tec)
Only three j
uled Tuesday
hosting Rice 1
Texas is to a
with Arkansas,
6 4 record. Th
Rnzorbacks ha\
chance of figut
pionship.
Arkansas pi
night, meeting ^
Fort Worfe.
,A full schedt
Saturday night
entertains Texa.
A&M meets Tea
tion, Baylor
gle at Fayeti
Southern Meth
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Gomes B
Eliminal
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in bi-district j
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 155, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 21, 1961, newspaper, February 21, 1961; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1057355/m1/6/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.