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The Baytown Sun
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In State Cinder Meet
poles while Trousdale had one
broken pole to his credit.
“I think that Eaves and
i Trousdale should finish In the
i top three,” said Richardson,
! “David has gone 13-3 which Is a
, pretty good Jump from last
■ year.” Last year Eaves tied for
second at the regional meet
with a 12-0 vault but lost out on
David Eaves and Beaver a coin flip, failing to make the
Trousdale plus miler Richard trip to Austin.
Moore taking part in the big "I’m hoping to reach 134 this
two day carnival which features weekend. I think it will take I
MONT BELVIEU (Sp)
Texas State, George Hill at The
Citadel from Coast Guard
Academy and Ray Haesler at
Drexel Tech as successor to
Frank Szymanaki who went to
Baltimore U.
Glen Anderson was let go at
Iowa State, Dan Glines resign-
ed at San Jose State and Bob
Reese was fired as coach at
Catholic U. and the Denver
Post reported Tuesday that Bob
Spear is stepping down as
coach at the Air Force Acade-
Fordham to Notre Dame and
Oiarles “Chuck" Daly from
Boston CollegetoPennaylvania.
college ranks.
On Monday Dick Lloyd was
named head coach at Rutgers
to succeed Bill Foster who had
resigned to take Jack Gard-
ner's place at Utah.
In other coaching changes
Bill Musselman of Ashland,
Ohio, College replaced George
r: TlM>se are the latest moved in
the game of musical chairs that
the nation’s college basketball
coaches have been playing for
the last month.
The switch of the 29-year-old
Phelps, who brought national
during Hanson at Minnesota, Bob
the state round. Moore, like his
the 1971 season, was announced
at South Bend, Ind. Tuesday by
around the state. Eaves has the -rr y
best vault in the southern part JVOVclI* S
of the state In Class A (13-3)
while Trousdale is another top ' I , • V^*
competitor (12-8). * *
Three poles were broken „ , . .
during practice Monday after- Kovar s scored two runs to
nnnn oivino Pa./* r«~*n foe bottom of the seventh to
Rlchardsoncausefor vSS£ J* ™CA-7-«-
“We hope to have another pole d,vuion Tues’
this week. We’ve broken poles nlght
before but never three in one The YMCA had built a W
day. We do have some older lead in the first inning. Kovar’s
poles available which we will scored one in the third then tied
have to use until the new pole the game with four in the fifth.
Moose Krause, director of ath-
letics at Notre Dame.
It followed the announcement
in Philadelphia that the 40-
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at Wichita State from North
SCOPE
The one feature we cairt
build into a Chevrolet
is a safer driver.
Won 5 State Titles At Carver - -
Hutchins Is Named
Gander Track Coach
Ali-Forman
Fight In
| The Making
In the eastern division of the
open league, Partin’s Furni-
ture shaded the Fire Fighters,
10-3; Arco tripped the Rebels,
15-11 and DuPont beat the
Pitchers, 14-11.
BOSTON (AP) — Boxing pro-
moter Sam Silverman wants to
; put on a Muhammed Ali-
George Foreman fight in Bos-
ton next September, and he
says he has offered Ali a mil-
lion dollars guarantee for such school, has been named head
•.but._____________________________ coach of the Robert E. Lee
SUvennan said Tuesday ttuat team The anmuncohent was
the former heavyweight cham- made by Athletic Director Pete
pion could have his choice of Sultis
the million dollars or 35 per Hutchins will replace Bev-
cent of the Hve gate and the erly Rockbold, who is retiring
IfBiryTpyif he fights from the coaching ranks at the
Foreman, the 1988 Olympic end of this year after 34 years
heavyweight champion, here, g^g the Maroons. Hutchins
AM, formerly known as Cas- felt honored to be selected to
si us Clay, suffered the only loss fijj Rockhold’s shoes. “Every-
of his csreer in his last fight thing I ever accomplished in
when he was outpointed by Joe track here in Baytown I owe to
Fraxier in their showdown for Coach Rockhold,” said Hutch-
the world title. ~ ins. "His shoes will be some
Foreman, 22, ranked as the mighty big ones to fill." Rock-
No. 1 contender by the World hold will devote more time to
Boxing Association, is unbeaten the Goose Greek physical edu-
in 24 pro fights, with 21 knock- cation program.,
downs. His next appearance Hutchins produced state
By DICK RABE the state crown. His tenure at three years Hutchins has been
Roy A. Hutchins, who mold- Carver spanned 19 years from assistant track coach and
Junior has been in the Goose Creek SA0 pauLO, Brazil (AP) -
school system for 24 years. n,ree persons have hit the
- — Three of his former high Jackpot in toe national soccer
school gridders went on to lottery andjro^$4M^]^ece.
■k make All-American. They
A were Gene Washington, Michi-
■ gan State; Heron Tibbs, Prai-
jH rie View and Earl Ford, Flori-
da A&M. Washington went on
l ■ to stardom with the Minnesota
Vikings. All three were out-
standing in track as well as Al-
ii bert Wheatfall of Lincoln Uni-
r veraty; Eriiest St. Julian of
Grambling and Kenneth St.
I Julian of Texas Southern.
1 Hutchins received his B.S. in
1947 and his Masters in 1952
% from Texas Southern.
™ "We feel like Roy will do a
fine job as head track coach,”
said Sultis. “He has been a real
s credit to the community and
before moving over to I we feel like he will do a good
REL .in 1968. During the past Jjob with the Ganders.”
Of all the features we build into every 1971 Chevrolet,
Jhe most im|»rtam ones are those we hope you’ll never
Baytown’s Oldest
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Gregorio Peralta of Argentina 1963-5546# and again in 1961.
in Oakland Monday night. Six times he was runner-up to
SCOREBOARD
Thursday's 0»m«s
Cttitago at New York
St: Louis at Philadelphia;
Today's easeball
By THE ASSOCIATED
American lta«ut
Houston at Montreal, night
Cincinnati at LOS Anpetes,
night
Major League Leaders
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Detroit
BATTING—tOO at Oats!-Ol-
iva. Minn., 3»2. Northrop,
Del, 354 . ' -
RUNS—Yastriemsk,. Bost..
22. Buford, Balt,, JO.
RUNS BATTED IN—Kill
threw, Vinrt , 23; 3 Powell,
Baft.,' .22’ -
HtTS—Olive Minn 38; To
var, Minn., 33 ,
DOUBLES-Nortnrup, -Del.,
8; T.Conigtiarp,. Call!.. 8; Kill-
ettrew,' Minn,, S; Olive, Minn,
Oakland
Cdtitornia
Kansas t
Minnesota
Milwaukee
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Kansas City 3, Ctavaland O
Baltimore 4. < alifornie 1
‘ yilwaukee J. V/ashinofoo 0,
Boston 4, Chi.-.go 3
Detroit *. Oakland-5
Minnesota 6, New York S.
innings-.
TRIPLES-Schaal, K.Ct, '3;
Unset. ..-Wash., 2; Alomar. Ca
ftit , 2, C.May, Chic., it Murcer,,
N-Y, 2. Kuhiak, Mil. 2.
HOME RjUNS-Oliva. Minn.,
7: J Powell. Balt., a
STOLEN BASES-Pinson.
Cieve, 9 Otis. K.C.. I
PITCHING (3 Dec is ions)-
Palmer, Balt., 5 0, IJOO. 2 34.
Siepert, Bost., 40. 1TO0. IN;
Heaiund. « C., 3 0. 1.000, 2.10
STRIKEOUTS—Blue, Oak,
5*. Lolicn, Oet, 37; Fingers.
Oak, 37.
Natianai League
BATTING (M at natsl-Garr,
All., 404; MUten. All., .371.'
R UNS — Bench, Cin., 23.
. Bonds;. *#•.. ; .
RUNS BATTED IN—StargOH.
Pitt., El; H.Aaron, All., 23.
HITS—Garr, AM., 40; Btock, i
St L . 31.
DOUBLES—Boswell, N.Y., 7;
Sanguilien. Pitt., 7; Simmons.
St L.. 7; Cepeda. AN.. 7;
S.Jackson, All., 7; Bonds. S.F.,
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I TEMPLE (Sp) — Lee
I College’s Ottie Gips captured
I the medalist honors in the
I National Junior College Athle-
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I tournament held here Monday
and Tuesday. Gips shot rounds
of 68-75 for a 143 total. Larry
Deavers, also of Lee College,
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 188, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 5, 1971, newspaper, May 5, 1971; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1066253/m1/7/: accessed June 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.