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1 THE CUERO RECORD. Frl- Aug. 3, 1963_
Old Medicine Man
Comes Up With New
Possible Top Match
Bv OSCAR FRALEY
' NEW YORK (UPI) — Jack Doc Kearns, the old
mediflne man who concocted the first- million boxing
gat.e, jfame ud today with what he is certain will be
another.
Louisville, according to the good doctor, already
has tentatively offered a million for a light heavyweight
title bout between veteran Ar-: -—--
chie Moore and Cassius Clay.
Bur DojRT who as Moore's mana-
ger -hasmore than somewhat to
suv- about the match, thinks
that Los Angeles likely-
outbid-Clays home town.
• And'if one or the other of
them doe«n t get on the stick. j f|u]| guys w^0 never have much
observed Kearns, "thav both. f0 sav; cnn-, 1nlk. They won't
mr.y blow tt because Ingemar (.ontn‘bim, murh to ,he buildup
Johansson- is making attractive;.^, wm net.d ••
Rut Moore and Clay - plus
Kearns would indeed be some-
something new.
"Actually, this would be a be‘-
ter bout than the Floyd Patter-
son-Sonnv Liston thing." he
mrt" shrugged, adjusting a gray silk
tie on his natty button-down
blue-striped shirt. "They're two
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■M Texas Tech 1962 Football Schedule ; , vl
S«pt. 22—W«t Taaa* Slatt........Lubbotk (N> 'M?$k
Sept. 29—University of Texas . ..Lubbock (S) ■:/
. Oct. ft—T.*«. A*M Coll.f. Station (N)
Oct. 13—Ta.aa Chri.tian Unlv. ..Ft. Worth (N)
>.V Oct. 20—Baylor University ..........Waco (N)
Oct. 27—Southern Methodist
(Homecoming) Lubbock
Not. 3—Rice University ....... Houston
Nov. 10—Boston College ................Boston
•*: •/* Nov. 17—University of Colorado
(Dad’s Day) .................Lubbock
Nor. 24—University of Arkansas ....... Lubbock
gestures-for a bout w ith Moore I
in Europe either in October or
November."
The amazing part of this j
whel* lit'is not that Moore, at j
h-'s "ancient" age and owning-
c’dy the light heavyweight title-
of the—world in California, can
attract tht-'c kind of lx>x car (
figures. For he still is an at-
tractive proposition at any-
body's box office and the nat-
ural "feud" which would result;
v hen he counters the loquacious !
young CiUiy’s buildup remarks1
\ oil'd make this one a bout well
• worth - <W*!ng,
GaU^JHight Be Vmazing
thing else again
"Both of these boys can talk
real good," P<>c explained, a
fact which needs little suhstan-,
' nation. "We d put the Patter-
son - Liston thing in ihe shade." |
| They might, at that. For when
these three musketeers got fin-
ished sopping up the headlines
the heavyweight duo might he
; lucky to obtain a paragraph. l|
’ Helps With Publicity
Moore, with Doc handling the
reins in the background, al-,
, -ays has contributed deft pub-
| lioity movements. Clay is a coc-1
SPORTS
COMMENTS
By
Pete Howerton
Record Staff Writer
(
J
There was a fellow we once a
knew in our meanderings over
I the state that was, and we *up-
NO BREEZE—End David Parks soars high after the football. Catching it Isn’t easy; nor is the Texas
Tech 1962 schedule. The Red Raiders, in their second season under Coach J. T. King, meet West
Texas bltate, Boston College, and University of Colorado besides their seven Southwest Conference foes.
MAJOR LEAGUE
STANDINGS
College All-Stars
To Be Running Scared
T ie amtrr ng part is that Doc. kv joung gentleman who same-
v h< -e Sprightly mien and twin- Nvb(?r(, a|,,n<r t|le way would be
L'*r-t f’>** belie the fart that ho (inabje lo refrain from com-
'-dJ be this month,^ well mav ,nenting on the age of-the elder-
ly mongoose.' It wouldn't he
American League
W
add arvattoer million dollar gate
to his reflection.
Maybe. not m startling, at
f iat. Because, after all, the old
fnorliciffin man invented the
one- 'way ha, k in 1921
when h^ent Jack Dempsey a-
gainst -4Jeorges Carpentier. the
French,^*‘orciiid man.” And he
also was, the moving force be-
hind stre second one, when
Demps© fought Luis Angel Fir-
lo, the “'wild bull ' of the Pam-
P >•
'..'•it Dw is not concerned w ith ,
p- st h.SJTiry. He want> lo make
long until the feud was real.
1 New York
. 1ms Angeles
- Minnesota
|
j Baltimore
| Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
L Pet.
64 59 .621
60 46
CHICAGO CPI The 1962
College .Mi-Stars will he "run'-
rung scared" hgainst the Green
Bay Packers; rharnpi ns. of the
^ | National Football League' lo-
. lionaires backing Clay," said
Kearns. "We’ve been dickering
here and there and they; Boston
have guaranteed a million in-
- eluding television, radio and
- motion pictures. We'd have to
arrange the right kind of a
- theater deal. But either those
, folks, or those in Los Angeles
who are interested, will have to; Kansas City 5 Detroit 4
• move so we could put it on be--
fore mid-October." !
Kansas City
Washington
Thursday - Results
I/)s Angeles 5 Cleveland <4
Boston 7 Chicago 4
59 47 .',57 | night and coach Otto Graham he-
at 53 .51)5' l’ieves that might’help them w in.
53 V 500- The Packers were three fouch-
l" • | down favorites for the 29th game
al ,ij. .4.t) j ()f }be an^haf. Series, • irt which
52 5a 186 ; the pro’s, victors IS tunes, boast
18 56 .462 j a- three game w inning streak.
3.30 ,
379 j
The -Packers were at full
strength for their first All-Star
apjvearance since 1945. Halfback
Paul Homung, the league's Most
Valuable Player last year, re-
turned fix,m military service
and was expected to be an of-
fensive starter.
Coach Vince Denbardi. open-
ing his fifth season with the Pac-
kers;, ran his club through a
46 til
39 04
The collegians
have won eight | light workout under the Soldier
g,mvwith iwo lacs Field lights Thursday night in a
P The game, which "will I n na ; windup to his practice for the
j tionallv broadcast and n-ic is, 1, j con est.
I wax to begin id 10 p in. FDT, i The All-Stars also finished |
their workouts Tnursday with a1
light drill. They; practiced Wed-|
night
Otherwise, the pond - hopping
* —— Doc will ‘aviate” to Europe
j and send old Arch against Joh-
"But first I'd like to gel in
Clay," he finished. "It could be
the greatest ballyhoo fight in
recent years. A sure million
bucks."
Don’t bet against it. either.
When it comes to ballyhoo,
whn h means sure-fire box-uf- j Kansas"City
flee, the roving octogenarian
never has had a peer.
1600 On The Dial - .500 Watts
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
5:59 Sign On
6:00 Mateo Perez
7:00 Musical Clock
7.30 lop of the New*
8:00 Qoffe# Time
9-05 Polka Parade
10 :1,5 Tops in Pops
12:00 W orld News
12:03 Texas Today
12 ;15 I/5cal News
12 210 Trarling Post
12:40 Farm Report
12:45 Spins & Needles
1 ;05 Musical Showcase
2:0:5 Tops in Pops
5:30 Sports
5:35 Tops in Pops
5:59 Sign Oft
SATURDAYS:
1 ;30 Polka Parade
DCS Swinging Lye
SUNDAYS:
7:30 Sunday Serenade
10:05 Sacred Heart Program
11:00 Presbyterian Church
1:00 Hour of the Crucified
1:30 Swinging Eye
5:45 Rosary
‘ News of the Hour” on the Hoar
“Headlines” on the Half-Hour
Minnesota 6 Baltimore 3
Only games scheduled.
Friday's (lames
New York at Chicago
Washington at Boston night,
Minnesota at Detroit night
Kansas City at Cleveland
night.
Los Angeles af Baltimore -night j
Saturday’s (lamps
New York at Chicago
Washington at Boston
| Minnesota at Detroit
at Cleveland
Los Angeles at Baltimore,
ml by the kickoff Me weather
I may favor the players Though a
|-cloudy day was predicted; the
tdm|>era1ure was not expe’eted * >
go ftfisi the rnid-80'.- and there
was only a chance of sIkavers.
Graham, who has coached the
nesday night under the lights
of Soldier Field, site of the j
game.
ST. ANNKS, Eng. UPI
pose still is, an ardent fisher- i
man.
Rememtier once " hen we were
younger and much more fool-
ish. he enticed the good w ife and
me into a small rowboat, to-
which he attached his much-too!
adequate outboard motor, to
take the two of us, plus one of
his small children, his wife and1
himself 'afishin'.
Could hardly name the site,
except it was in some bayous
near Beaumont.
After our group was piped a-:
board, we'd sav there was ap-
proximately one inch of boat
left above the Water level. This;
situation apparently phased no;
one on account we cruised a-,
round those resaeas for more I
than two hours, searching for
fish. (Incidentally, we didn't
find any.)
Following this two hours of
breathtaking sport, our fishing
friend didn't suggest that we go
out in the big boat channel which
connects the Gulf of Mexico with
the Port of Beaumont, but that
is exactly what we did.
.Such channel itself is a size-
able body of water and you well
know it. is needless to sav that
we 'shipped' a bit of the dew.
j Despite all this carryings-on
we made it to a beacon light
j tower in the middle of aforesaid
channel and tied up to same, in
! spite of a sign on such tower
' saying it was unlawful for any
unauthorized person to do so.
! Having exhausted all of , ur
■ fXAver of persuasion, we accept-
ed the fact that we might have
! to spend the evening in the Jef-
ferson county stout-house and
. climbed up the tower ladder to a
; sizeable platform, stretched out
land went to sleep. Meanwhile,,
our fishing friend was fishing
like mad.
When he awakened the writer
an hour or so later to head for
the mainland, we asked him
to show us the ‘catch’ for the
day. He still had a few minnows
- we had bought at a drive-in gro-
cery six hour* earlier. ?«tre
them had expired in the bucket.
Can t say as much for any of
the fish our friend had caught
( — there weren't any.
j! Have consulted seycral fel-
lows we know to be ardent fish-
Ijermen, asking how many time-,
j they g> out. before 'scoring . The
-composite answer wa's six
Make no bones about not tying,
con-, hosts do the Y^kum blue w-,v
It wiTl he the first meeting lo
the teams this season.
Trot ter Manager Fieri P
T rotters
Meet Blues
The Cuern Turkey Trotirr*
: will re.-ume play Sunday ailcr-
nrm at 3 p.m. when tney will tie
fisherman, nor do we con-1
demn a man who gets a charge
out of the , sport. He is entitled
to his. hobby, but it has to work
b,th ways. Ours is watching: ,sllll on lhe i„aclivc
(with the shoes off, footba 11 8
and baseball games on the pic- d'ue to a minor heart attack,
ture box. (Less strenuous.) Manuel Hopkins is server.
______ that capacity
Don't know that it is true at
all, but do know the Boss Man
is in the process of cleaning off
one of his work benches. But.
one of the people who hangs
araind the shop, said that in the _
debris on said desk he found a UlJJilVVUy ItdlCS
room rent receipt from Sevva-
nee where he attended school, a
couple of gold coins and some
laundry bearing a 1946 date.
Looks like we re gonna keep
on until we rile up the Boss to
five extent to where he'll talk to
us. 1
1: - t
ie I
Cuero’s Trotters sport a fancy
144 record to date.
Sunday's batteries will be .J- --
eph Diaz on the hill ;ek and \n-
dv Franklin Miind the platter.
AUSTIN i UPU The Dc.p oi-
nient of Public Safety said that
in 1962 1.006 accidents have-
caused 1.20.3 deaths. A year «•••>
at this time there had been 9,1
fatal accidents causing 1.211
deaths.
Gay
last four All-Star teams,; believ-j Rrevver .of Crystal River, Fla.,
ed that with [,erfcrt play his cur-j trailed Austiaiit's Kel Nagle by,
rent squad ( -uld turn in a win. f,)Ur strokes going into today's
his second. .' : third round of a 72-hole pro golf.
night
QUOTES FROM
THE NEWS
Reg. U S. Pat. Off.
By United Press International
BOSTON Former million-
aire Bernard Goldfine. at a ,
court hearing in which he was(
granted a 5200 w eekly allow - i
ance from his vast holdings
now in receivership
"All the money 1 have in the j
world is in my pocket. , .1 have I
$53,"
EDWARDS AFR. Calif
Test pilot J<ve Walker, com-!
menting on the X15 rocketship's ;
National League
Ix>s Angeles
W I,
74 .36
.San Francisco
68 40
Cincinnati
62 13
Pittsburgh
62 15
St. Tviuis
60 48
Milwaukee
55 53
Philadelphia
51 58
Chicago
10 67
Houston
38 66
New York
26 78
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l. H. TIFFIN W«n«9*r
HAJClO pStVcS,
TV Technlcion
Thursday's Results
Philadelphia 9 New York 1
San Francisco 4 Chicago 3
Houston 3 Milwaukee 0, night
Los Angeles 5 Pittsburgh 3,
night
St. Louis 5 Cincinnati 1 night
Friday's (tames
Pittsburgh at San Francisco
night
Cincinnati at New York night
Philadelphia at Milwaukee
night
Houston at St Danis night
Chicago at Ix>s Angeles night
Saturday’s (.ames
Pittsburgh at San Francisco
Cincinnati at New York. 2
Dn il o rl a1 rvb , n ♦ $ I , 1, • ■ - • •1 ■ .
. ....i.ul IJMIHl tl l tMliVV aUAt t'
Houston at St. Louis
Chicago at Lc>s Angeles
"They'll be scared," he said,
"and they should he But the
scrimmage against, the Chicago
Bears helped them. They found
out the pro's are human beings
and they won't be as scared as
they could be.
"I could sec their improve-
ment in practice' after that
scrim-mage. They didn't have the
be-t attitude going into it, but
since then they have worked
even harder,"
,556 Won Horseshoe Tourney
GREENVILLE. Ohio UPI ~-
j Sue Gillespie, 15-vear->ld Port-
■ f | land, Ore., girl. s< ored s even
.36.6 j vvin. in is many games to win
.250 the Cla-.' A women's champion-
ship in, the world h'drshoe pitch-
ing tournament Mi-s Gillespie's
finger.ixmeentage was 64.6.
tournament. Brewer shot a 71
on Thurviay but Nagle fired a
67. ‘
THE
HI
DRINK
CUERO BOWL
SCORE SHEET
WED MORN. LADIES LEADl E
Name Team High Game
Eloise Poenlsrh — Team No. S
(iladv Rusehe — Team No. ’ .. Dk
Meriiyn Weber — Team No. 6 D-
Spllta:
Riddle Hlleman 8 10; Peggy Schulte 5-6;
High Team (fame: Team No. 5
High Team Series: Team No. 5
WED. NIGHT MEN'S LEAGUE
Name Team High Game
Al Peterek — Butter Krust 265
B. Cannon — Gonzales Comm. Co. 232
(). Lucas — Texas Industrial Laundries 200
Splits:
E. Dodds 8-10: M. Cornett 5 10;
High Team (fame: Gonzales Comm. Co.........
High Team Series: Butter Krust
HITS K MISSES LEAGUE
Name Team High Game
Delores Shorn ........ I!*'
Dot Lane 18!)
lairraine Rehm ............ GO
Splits:
I) Hahn 5-S 7; P- Schulte 4 5;
D. Bauer 4-5, 2-': L. Wishert 4-5-7;
C. Lucas 5-10; K. Parker 5-7; (. Curti 5 10:
High Team Game: Dr. Pepper
High Team Series: Rainho Bread
High Series
471
1R7
46«
417
1163
High Seri, •
617
57!)
540
....... 1037
........ 2850
High Seri,
517
510
173
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The Men’s Tri-County Travel League will
award prizes, reorganize and roll-off Sunday
August 5 at 1:00 P.M. Ail men interested in j
joining this league for next season are asked ’
to be at Cuero Bowl Sunday.
Texa« League
_
BOWEN DISTRIBUTING CO.
-fOUrj-m K. FREDERICK WILLIAM
FI Paso
Tulsa
Austin
San Antonio
Albuquerqu*
Amarillo
W L Pet.
65 41 613
57 46 .553
53 53 .500
52. 56 .481
50 56 .472
41 66 .398
NEW (.OLD TOURNEY
NEW YORK UPI - T h e Uni-
t(xi States ( t If Association will
'sponsor - its first Senior \\5.m-
cn’s Amateur championship at
the Manufacturers' Golf , and
Country Club !hb year at Ore-
land, Pa , Oct. 17-19.
Palmer. Player Teamed
. NEW YORK UPI .Challenge
Golf, a series of 13 matches
starring Arnold Palmer - teamed
with Gary Player in match play
agalnsi ' ,u»(» pros, w ill he it'ie-
vised by ABC-TV on Saturdays
and Sundavs beginning on Jan.
5 and 6. 1963.
GAS-TOONS
Reopening SALE
Saturday - Sunday August 4 & 5
Thursday's Results
Amarillo 4 San Antonio 3
Albuquerque 5 Austin 4
Tulsa 6 El Paso 5
Friday's Schedule
El Paso at Tulsa
San Antonio at Amarillo
Albuquerque at Austin
braih which helps
electronic
stability;
"It can take the ship as high
as we want to go."
INGLEWOOD. Calif. - Mrs.
Myrtle Ulrickson. 78-year-old
student pilot after 10 hours oi
flying lesson*:
"I think I’m ready to solo.”
"I think it's
that patch. ,
patch, over
a leak thru
overing that
that one."
SACRAMENTO. Calif.-Luis
Moya, 23, facing execution
Wednesday along with two oth-
er convicted killers, -after their
clemency appeal was turned
down.
“I can’t speak for the.other
two, but there was no question
about my guilt. I don't feel any
more nervous or apprehensive
; now that I did before. I just
hope this feeling keeps up un-
til tb» ”
Eliminate the guessing—we
are your answer to tire
re|»air service.
DREYERS
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"Best Service In Town”
Phone CR 5-9081
401 S. Esplanade
Our Regular
25c HAMBURGER
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40c DOUBLEBURGERS............34^
Our Regular
35c CHEESEBURGER
29
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SHAKES &
MALTS
CONES
FROM THE
MACHINE
10c Size .
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511 EAST BROADWAY
MR. AND MRS. I. N. MELINE
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