The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 78, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 15, 1962 Page: 2 of 6
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Brown, Abilene end; John
Clair. Brownfield all-district
tackle and Terry McWhorter
Sling- j and iron Wagner, both all-dis-
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SPORTS
COMMENTS
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Daule School’s track team is expected to be one of
the power houses in District 6-AA this year, with the
team being built abound seven returning lettermen.
Observers expect the district battle to shape-up into
a three-way battle between Cuero, Victoria and Bay
City. Other teams in the district are Gonzales. Wharton
and Seguin.
The Daule cindermen are a I--
ready working out under coac h m -y-v
Conrad Jones. Their first com- I fvn Kf*AC
petition will be the Texas South-; * VjJ/ M. A vu
em University Relays In Hous- j _ __ ■
"s.’Sr,", *..*•... *. 1 ake Rest
running events in its effort to
cop its first district champion- NEW ORLEANS UPI — The
ship since 1959 Bay City is also absence of Arnold Primer and
grandstand to accommodate1 prize in Miami for hauling in
more spectators. the weightiest kingfish in com-
The most exciting race last petition with folks of all ages,
year was a 330-yard event desig- j Haven’t made the trip hut (Mice
nated as the Futurity, which j and we never intend to make it
last year was won by Trim- i again, but we did have occasion ]
Away, owned by Roe and Sides to drive from Miami to Key1
of San Antonio. This particular; West a few years ago and we
race will be repeated in ‘62 and were fortunate enough not to \
since the race for this distancej smash into any one of the doz-
proved to be so popular in the \ ens of fishermen and fisherwo- j
last meet a second race for the j men who were casting off the j
same distance will be held this; seven • bridges which span the (
year. It will be called the Texas keys between the two places. 1
Quarter Horse Derby, and will i Drove the distance, going and!
be open to three-year-old folds coming, in a single day and en-
of 1959. j route to our place of abode, had
Of course, since it is illegal to occasion to stop at a ‘Marine-
bet over the counter on a horse land’ to watch the porpoises;
race in Texas, there’ll be no perfOTtn. The show was enter-;
’windows’ often at the track, but j taining and amazing. We saw \
we’d say a body could place a them play pitch with a rubber- j
bet with someone or other on; ized ball with the instructor and 1
any given race. also saw the man get nipped an
-- by a giant turtle. Also saw them
Just happened to drop by the: jump high into the air to receive!
Municipal Golf Course last their rewards of smaller fish.
Thursday afternoon and there; Understand. they have just;
were six or eight players cat-' about the keenest hearing of j
gregated at the number one tee, any living creature, and we buy;
waiting to get the show on the the theory wholeheartedly,
road. | If you ever have occasion to j
A few of the players apparent-
ly needed the exercise, but
about four of the seven or eight
had electric carts to haul them
around the course. Hie most ex-
ercise they got was when they
‘had’ to move off said carts to
drive, approach or putt.
Had no car of our own, so we
didn’t follow the play, but we
doubt that any one of the play-
CUERO BOWL
SCORE SHEET
expected td be strong in the
sprints and relays, while Vic-
toria’s best performers will be
in the weight events. *
Daule s lettermen are Jesse
Beasley, who broke the district
record last year with a 21’ 6"
broad jump. Willie Charles
Green, Barney Brown, Diaries
Brmvn. Clemmons Miller. L. C.
Lindsey and Freddy Jones.
Lindsey is a senior. Miller and
Beasley are juniors and the
other lettermen are sophomores.
The Rams’ schedule is as
follows;
TSU Relays in Houston. Mar.
1“; Sunshine Relays in San An-
tonio Mar 24: Victoria invita-
tional track meet, Apr. 7: the
District 6-AA meet in Cuero.
Apr. 14; Gulf Coast Relays in
Corpus Christi, Apr. 23; and the
state meet at Prairie View May
BOWLING BELLES LEAGUE
High Series
Name Team High (lame
D. lam — Lens Drive In 203
L. Hanke—T. A. Littleton Humble Products 131
D. Strain — Stiles Cattle Co. 132
Splits:
E. Riebschlaeger 7-4-5; J. Hall 3 10;
A. Gohlke 7-8; A. Stubbs 5-7;
S. DeMoss 5-7; M. Monk 1-3; L. Jenkins 5-0;
High Team Game: Lenz Drive In
High Team Series: Lenz Drive In
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WED. NIGHT MEN’S LEAGUE
Name Team High Game High Series
L. Carnes — Gonzales Comm. Co........... 102 512
W. Gibson — Sample Produce 188 511
H. Konczewaki — Gonzales Comm. Co. 184 507
Splits:
J Hodge 3-7-10; D. Kauffman 5-10; A Peterrk <5-7 10
High Team Game: Gonzales Comm. Co. „ 1008
High Team Series: Gonzales Comm. Co. ... 2840
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Gets Under Way Today
TUCSON, Ariz. UPI - The hig Claremont, Calif., who finishec
HITS AND MISSES LEAGUE
Name Team High Game High Series
Shirley Konczew'skl — Cuero Record 177 183
Helen Fetters — Cuero Record 176 457
Jo Ann Machae — Yoakum Hardware 182 448
Splits:
Loene Mraz 5-9-7;
High Team Game: Corner Cafe 701
High Team Series: Cuero Record ................ 2018
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a bottle
Dow Finsterwald,
the tourney record with a blaz- little $20,000 Tucson Open golf
ing 270 for 72 holes in 1960, also j tournament gets under way to-
day — and when it is over one
championship of the Western
winter tour of the Professional
Golf Association will have been
decided.
Dave Hill of Denver. Colo., is
the defending champion. But
Davey hasn’t been any ball of
fire on the tour so far this year
and there are a half dozen others
who rate ahead of him. And
most of the shot makers figure
it will take a man who is good
with the approaches and strong
with his putting to win.
In other Daule sports news,
the Ram baseball team is hold-
ing daily workouts, but no
schedule has bpen released
Coach Henry Harvey said the
non-district schedule will be
completed after the district
schedule is compiled. The same
schools are in the baseball dis-
trict that will compete in the
6-AA track district.
By United Pres* international
EAST
Navy 77 Rutgers 50
Miami Ohio 75 Pittsburgh 72
LaSalle 73 Canisius 63
Fordham 84 Queens 68
Albright 72 F * M 60
Georgetown 96 Niagara 91
Rensselaer Poly 66 Middlebury
ALWAYS I AISLE
Lu AFTER AISLE OF
COMMENT
ON
SPORTS
I “It's all a matter of pitch and
putt.’’ said Joe Campbell, the
ex-Purdue basketball star who
has been winning money at the
rate of nearly $1,000 a week.
This El Rio course js listed as
6.434 yards long — compared
with the average championship
course at nearly 7,000 yards.
But there are so many ways to
cut off the yardage that 6,100 ]
yards would be closer.
Some of the pros believe that
Bob Rosburg should be a winner
An expert with his short
Phila. Textile 91 Kings Coll. 67
Mansfield St. 91 Millersville St.
Boxing
By PETE FRITSCHIE
WASHINGTON, D. C. — The
Odds makers, so the press re-
ports go, have established Son-
ny Liston as a favorite to take
Fioyd Patterson’s crown. The
only hitch is that the two men
he en’t signed to fight.
So it might not be a good bel SOUTH
yet. It might not be when the Washington & Lee 77 Roanoke
fight comes off. if it d»es. Son- 75
ir- is potent but then Floyd has Fisk 101 Alabama AAM 97
been a deceptive champion. American U. 70 Mt. St. Mary's
When everyone thought him a 64
pumpkin, he snapped back to Centenary 59 N. Western La. 58
devastate Ingemar Johansson. Va. Union 79 Norf. Div Va. St,
He has fought punks and so
rr-’-be he has not looked too I oyola Md 80 Johns Hopkins 58
good. But if there i* such an Wofford 75 Mercer 70
o-rasion. Maybe Liston will Va. Tech 85 Va. Military 71
give him a chance to rise from w'm Carolina 66 Appalachian
the canvas Floyd has done a %
lot of this. He always seems to N Car. St. 85 N. Carolina 57
rise, even when out on his !eet,, MIDWEST
as in the first Johanss^ Mt..Union 67 Muskingum 66
There is talk ofa_en milhon Steubenvil)e 75 w St
dollar gate for the bout. That 7<j
sounds a BHlejxisy. in vt^ of ^ier Ohio 79 Louisville 67
the fact that Flpydosn t t h e Western Michigan 69 Toledo 64
biggest jawing card Friends 92 Rethe, Kan 6f)
history of the sport. But _u_ SOUTHWEST
a fight does have the good man- gf Mary Tex w g Western v
bed man angle.
Speaking of that, it’s a curious
thing and a disturbing one, that
in such a mix-up many Ameri-
can* pull tor the so-called bad
man. When Tony Zale and
Rocky Graziano used to fight,
and they slagged three beauts,
this was a good man-bad man
affair.
Zale was billed as the clean
guy who worked with children,
etc , and Graziano was billed as
the bad man. That kind of bill-
ing packs them in. But strange-
ly, H seemed to us. Graziano
had more support than Zale in
there fights. Zale won t h e
first and the last, though, so
the good-man prototype came
out on top! v.
SPECIALS!
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 16 AND 17
FOLGER'S
6-OUNCE
VALLEY GOLD
1/2-GALLON
INST. COFFEE 79*
HOMO. MILK 48*
h6T£. /__
irons, Rosburg aiso is rated one
of the most deadly putters in the
game. Both Rosburg and Hill
picked up during the pro-ama-
teur tournament Wednesday.
But Phil Rodgers of San Diego
proved he could play the course
when he clipped nine strokes off
par erf 35-35-70 to post a 161 and
win the pro division of the
event. He collected $250 for the
feat. Bill Farrell, Springfield,
came next with a 62 good
Sug&rlne Liquid 4-ounce
SWEETENER 53c
Ranch Style—No. 300 2 F01
BEANS_____27c
Valley Gold 1/2 Gal. Sq.
Mellorine ___ 49c
N.J.
for $210.
The pro-am division was won
by a team headed by Tommy
! Aaron, Gainesville, Ga. They
j had a best-ball of 52-18 strokes
under par. Aaron collected $200.
National Open champion Gene
Littler turned up with a 66. Bob
i McCall ister, the youngster from
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Pounds
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LKterine 7-ounce
Antiseptic __ 45c
CORN
COOKIES . _ 35c
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ENTERS MILLROSE GAMES
Nl£W YORK UPI — John Rose
of Arizona State, who was sec-
ond to John Uelses in the Mill-
rose Games pole vault, will com-
pete in i he New York AC track
ami field meet at Madison
Square Garden Friday night.
Rose joins four other 13-foot
vaulters already entered in Ro-
lando Cruz of Viilanova. Mel
Schwarz <rf the Marines. Hen*y
Wad*worth of the Army and
Jtoto Anluo of Finland. 1
Rath’s Cello
FRANKS
KELLEY'S
Pound
. 49e
Rath’s Fully Cooked Shoulder
PICNICS_____________
We Give Cuero Savings Stamps
Double Stamp* On Wed. On Purchase Of 8.56
or More In Cash
520 West Main Dial CR 5-3231
Decker’s All Meat
BOLOGNA .
Pound
Mi
Brenham*
Dixie Cotton
No. 16
MOPS______
59c
Alcoa Aluminum
25-Ft.
FOIL_______
33c
Kleenex
2 For
TOWELS ...
39c
Kleenex—Asst. Color*
too Sheet*
2 For
TISSUE .. ..
27c
Adolphus Longgrain
1-Lb,
RICE.......
. 19c
Kraft's Grape
#■
18-ounce
JELLY_____
33c
Kraft’s Peach
18-ounce
PRESERVES
39c
Nabisco Oreo
1-Pound
Creme Sandwich
COOKIES ..
45c
Libby's Vienna—4-oz.
2 For
SAUSAGE __
39c
Libby’s Potted—1/4 Size,
2 For
MEAT______
25c
Green Giant—No. 308
Tender Sweet
8 For
PEAS
39c
Green Giant—No. 80S
Cut Green
2 For
BEANS.....
33c
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