The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 75, Ed. 1 Monday, February 12, 1962 Page: 3 of 6
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fourth. He should pais Wagner
&rly in 1962 and wind up 3rd to
Cobb and Speaker. Muslal la on-
ly three double* shy of 700
which places him third, lead on-
ly by Speaker and Cobb. And In
home runs he la sixth, not bad
for a 'singles’ hitter. Stan Is
third in total bases, only 15 be-
hind Ruth and 85 In back of
Cbbb. In this category he could
easily become the all-time lead-
er by mid-season Musiel is
headed only by Babe Ruth In
extra-base hits and needs 41 in
1962 to tie for the lead in thet
department. Stan is also second
to Ruth in extra bases but has
no chance of reaching tin
Babe’s record. Muslal is 6to in
bases on balls and should move
up one more notch. He Is 8th In
rum batted to but needs only 50
in 1962 to move up to 5th.
Mickey Mantle hit 54 home
runs to bring his total to 374,
eighth on the all-time list. Duke
Snider is seventh with 384 and
Ed Mathews ninth with 370. . ..
Ken Boyer, Warren Spahn and
Joey Jay were selected for the
Sporting News National League
All-Star Team, while Mickey
Mantle, Brooks Robinson, Els-
ton Howard and Tony Kubek
made the American League
squad . . . Billy Williams and
Dick Bowser were picked
as NL and AL Rookies of the
Texas Tech Remains
Ahead In SWC Chase
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Texas Tech ctlll owns a one-game lead after a hectic
Southwest Conference week and gets both of this week’s
battles at home, but actually the remaining schedule
seems to favor challenging Texas A&M. ‘
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ing champ* host red-hot South- erage
cm Methodist at Lubbock Tues- SEASON STANDINGS
day night and Arkansas there Team W L Pet. Pto.
Saturday night, but Tech must Arkansas 13 5 .722 1315
play three of its remaining four Texas Tech 12 5 .706 1233
games on, the road. Texas 12 5 .706 1333
Coach Bobi y Rogers' Aggies SMU 12 * *?43
also get both this week’s con- Texas A&M 11 7 .611 1186
tests in the friendly arena at Rice 9 *
College Station against Texas, Baylor 4 15 .211 1064
Tuesday, and Texas Christian TCU 3 .14 .176 1147
Saturday. They also get an even CONFERENCE STANDINGS
break in their four remaining Team W L Pet- Ft*,
games, two at home and two Texas Tech 6 2 .750 557
away. Texas A&M 5 3 .625 536
SMU, which beat both Texas SMU 5 3 .625 534
and A&M in becoming the only Texas 4 3 .571 508
team able to win two games last Rice 4 4 .500 605
week, has a 50-50 home and away Arkansas 4 4 .500 575
schedule the res', of the way. Af- TCU 2 5 .286 463
ter the Tech road trip Tuesday. Baylor 1 7 -12S 481
the Mustangs catch Rice in Dal- LAST WEEK'S RESULTS
las Saturday. SMU 84 Texas 82 overtime,
Texas, nursing a 4-3 league SMU 59 Texas A&M 54; Texas
record compared with 6-2 for A&M 88 Rice 73; Texas 83 Rice
Tech and 5-3 for A&M and SMU, 82; TCU 65 Texas Tech 63, Tex-
has a makeup game with TCU as Tech 81
to play and must play four of its sa» 90 TCU 80, Baylor 76 Ar-
last seven games on the road, kaiwas 60.____ ..
including both of this week’s THIS weeks schedule
Stan Muslal, continuing his as-
sault cm all-time records, mov-
ed higher on toe list in almost
every category. In games play-
ed he passed Maranville and Ott
to move into 5to place. In 1962
he should pass Wagner, Speaker
and Collins and wind up Ms ca-
reer second only to the great TV
Cobb. In times at bat he moved
from 6th place to 4th and should
have no trouble moving up to
the runner-up spot behind Cobb.
Stan is now 6th in runs scored,
one in back of Me! Ott, and ap-
pears to be headed for third
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free throws, and second to re-
bounds. Bob Is also fourth la
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er In scoring and rebounds IB
All-Star games.
Don January, with a 350,000
date the large populations of
geese, ducks and other birds
Ohat came to Texas to winter.
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bole-in-cne to February and
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Jim Ferree
Cops Match
tilts-at A&M and Saturday at
Baylor.
Tech Shocked
Tech, shocked on its own floor
by a final second 65-63 TCU vie-
Bowl Briefs
By Jackie Han
PANAMA CITY, Panama VPl
— Jim Ferree’s next stop is
Maracaibo In his campaign to
become golfing’s “king of the
Caribbean.”
Picking up where he left off
a year ago with a victory in toe
Jamaica Open, the 30-year-old
Crystal River, Fla., pro launch-
ed toe current Caribbean tour
with a spectacular first-plaee
finish in the Panama Open Sun-
day.
The bespectacled, 5 foot-9 Fgr-
ree will be favored In the Mara-
caibo Open which gets under-
way Thursday and the chief rea-
son is his putter, which helped
him fashion an 31-under par 277
here.
Ferree, who began the final
round two strokes behind Billy
Maxwell of Dallas, holed1 a 40-
footer on toe eighth to draw ev-
en and then sank a tricky 15 •
footer on the 18th for a 67 that
earned him $1,500.
Maxwell finished with a 70
that netted him a 278 total and
$1,200 runnerup. Don Whitt of
Borrego Springs, Calif., earned
$1,000 for finishing third with
280 while Dough Sanders, Ojal,
Calif.; A1 Geiberger, Red Bluff,
Calif., at4 Jacky Cupit, Long-
view, Tex., were deadlocked for
fourth place with 283*s that net-
ted them $666 apiece.
tory last week, does get a break
In that its games against both
SMU and A&M will be played at
Lubbock. A&M visits Tech Feb.
27. But, the Raiders must play
TCU, Texas and Rice on the
road.
A&M has only two road games
left—the Tech game and a Feb.
20 date with Rice at Houston.
After Texas and TCU visit
Aggieland this week, Arkansas
and Baylor also face that treac-
herous assignment.
SMU, after this week, must
face Texas at Austin and Baylor
it Waco while TCU and Arkan-
jas must visit Dallas.
Other Games
There ere two other games on
this week’s schedule, but they
do not appear now to have much
bearing on the title outcome.
Here's a little poem published
to the Woman Bowler magazine
which expresses toe thoughts of
so many women.
Wednesday
I've washed the dishes
Wiped the dishes
Swept the kitchen floor.
Done three loads of dirty
wash,
Made beds that number four.
I’ve vacuumed rugs
Watered plants
Swished toe dirt away
Accomplished in an hour
What usually takes all day.
I’ve washed my face
Combed my hair
Grabbed my ball and shoes.
I’m off to get my weekly
dose
of “Bowling Alley Blues”.
By Floss Duryea
Sunday night in the mixed
doubles the Jackpot bank was
broken! Dolores Sherry and Al-
bert Stolheis blasted a 1253 ser-
ies to win. Susan Bongoni and
Lee Carnes were a few pins be-
hind with a 1339. Quinon Lucas
and Sally Carnes were third
with a 1213. Also here's the big
scoop, Albert and Dolores were
also scrambles partners! How
about that for luck?
Another bank was broken
Tuesday night in the Men’s
Jackpot when Bob Daniel and
John Meitzen funneled in a 918
series! Ed Hall and John Bar-
nes rolled 832 for second place.
In show postion were El wood
Gray and Ray Leggett — 802.
A bunch of weary gals left the
Cuero Bowl last Wednesday af-
ternoon. The Bowling Belles
had their regular league in toe
morning and then bowled a
By United Pres# International
Saturday
CHAMONIX, France UP! —
Bud Werner of Steamboat Spr-
ings, Colo., Bill Kidd at Stowe,
Vt., Chuck Ferries of Aspen.
Colo., and Jim Hue** of Tgboe
aty. Calif., qualified in the
world slalom championships.
Tartan
MIAMI, Fla. UPI
Stable's Intentionally defeated
Carry Back by eight lengths to
Rice and Arkansas, tied for fifth
with 4-4 records, meet at Hous-
ton Tuesday at toe same time
TCU and Baylor renew their
cellar struggle at Fort Worth.
SMU whipped Texas 84-82 in a
hot overtime struggle Tuesday
night, then knocked A&M out of
Its short-lives share of the lead
on Saturday night 59-54.
Texas, after that heart-break-
ing loss to SMU, was involved in
another final seconds affair a-
gainst Rice, winning 83-82 in a
game that wound up in a near
free-for-all.
Tech bounced back from its
loss to TCU to trim Baylor 81-
62 on the road; A&M whipped
Rice 88-73 at College Station;
Baylor upset Arkansas 76-60 at
Waco, and Arkansas trimmed
TCU 90-80 at Fayetteville.
The Porkers’ Tommy Boyer
had a “bad” night against TCU,
missing three free throw tries
to mar his national leadership
standing, but still sank 13 of 16
and wound up with 33 points to
boost his conference game total
to 169. TCU’s Phil Reynolds,
however, owned toe best aver-
age, 21 6 to Boyer’s 21.1
Loudermilk, missing nearly
20 minutes playing time against
Texas, still got 24 points and
added 22 more against A&M to
keep his full season lead with
win the mile and an eighth $62,-
300 Seminole Handicap.
PALM BEACH, Fla. UPI —
Brigitte Varangot of France de-
feated Mrs. Ann Casey John-
stone of Mdson City, Iowa on
the 21st hole'to win the Wom-
en’s Palm Beach golf champion-
ship.
ARCADIA, Calif. UPI - Olden
Times scored an eight and a
half length victory in the $60,500
San Antonio Handicap.
Sunday __
PHOENIX, Arlz. UPI - Arnold
Palmer wan the Phoenix Open
golf tournament by 12 strokes.
iisPEN, Oalo. UPI — Anderl
Molterer of Austria won the
first world professional ski
championship.
NEW YORK UPI - Chuck Mc-
Kinley defeated Whitney Reed,
4-6, 6^3, 4-6, 9-7, 10-8, in the Na-
tional Indoor Tennis champion-
ships.
CHAMONIX UPI -- Mariann
Jahn of Austria won the wom-
en’s giant slalom in the world
ski-games.
By WILLIAM CLAYTON
United Press International
Many hunters who whetted
their appetites with a swing at
the recently completed deer sea-
son to Texas are wondering
about the feasibility of an op-
tional extension on the end of
the seasons with high deer popu-
lations.
The system is tantalizing to
many hunters — they say all the
Game and Fish Commission
would have to do would be sur-
vey hunter success and deer
populations generally late to the
season and decide whether to
the end
uero People Keep Their Valentine Dollars In Cuero, It
Said That The Community Is Profiting From This
Desjardins (ops
Dixie Tournament
MIAMI UPI — University of
Miami sophomore Paul Desjar-
dins took home the winner’s tro-
phy Friday in the Dixie Ama-
teur golf tournament with a 72-
hole total of 285.
DesJardins, 19, dipped from
add a week or more on
of the season to give hunter*
another go at it.
“We get this sort of request
nearly every year,” commission
assistant director for program
planning Eugene Walker said.
“But a number of problems
are Involved, which we have to
approach in different ways.”
Walker said an extension is not
the answer.
WE CAN ALL CLAIM
A PROFIT WHEN WE
TRADE AT
HOME
CUERO BOWL
SCORE SHEET
BANTAM MIXED LEAGUE
High Game High Series
Name Team
G. Stone ♦
D- Bauer •
8. Judd ■—
L- Cannon
Splits:
M- Henneke I'M;
High Team Game: Team No. 8
High Team Series: Team No. 9
JR. MIXED LEAGUE
Name Team High
ft* Ssfpi me Tq&iyi No* IB
G* Hollman —• No.
C. Sherry Team No. 11
C, Rroolik w. Teem No. f .................*****......
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R. Saens 8-1; L. Barfield 8-10;
R. Hanke 8-10, t-7;
High Team Game: Team No. I
High Team Series: Team No. If-...............
- Teton No. l ..
- Team No, 2 ..
Team No. 6.....
- Team No. 1
KOEHLER
ran goods row
ance in this year** national wild-
life week because of the hoepdr
tality of the Texas Gulf Coart
for waterfowl.
This year’s March 18-34 Na-
tional Wildlife Week theme is
conservation of wetlands, in*
week’s objectives are listed by
the National WUcffife Federa-
tion a* “alerting to the need tor
conservation of natural water
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