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WildGames
Played By
LL Teams
A quartet of Little League
teams were involved in a cou-
ple of wad baseball games at
'Muny Park Wednesday night,
when the Major Indians trounc-
ed the Reds 11-10 and the Min-
or Yanks panted to a 29-14 de-
cision over the Colts
The Minor game started at 6
p.m. and die Indians • Reds
squared off in the nightcap at
8 o’clock.
Although both the competing
Major teams committed but
six errors and were credited
with a nominal number of base
hits, walks and passed balls
figured prominently in the fin-
al score. The winning Indians
had five hits and the Reds six
safeties.
E. Saenz went the route on the
mound for the winners, giving
up 10 hits and striking out sev-
en, while M. Rauch was behind
the plate. For the Reds. A.
Ring and B. Hahn shared hur-
ling duties, allowed eleven hits
and struck out six batters be-
tween them. Hahn was the los-
ing pitcher. Eric Pena caught
the entire game for the Reds.
A fair-sized crowd was on
hand for this, the second, dou-
hleheader of the young season,
which will he continued Thurs-
day night when the Carcte play
the Rads in the Minor game and
the Cubs and Colts tie up in a
Major contest. Starting times
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BASEBALL
[STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Tuesday’s Results
Gonzales 5 Cuero 2
Sun Marcos 3 Seguin 1
BeeviUe 6 New Braunfels 3 i
Thursday's Games
Cuero at Seguin
Gonzales at New Braunfels !
BeeviUe at San Marco*
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
10
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9 10
9 10
7 10
9 13
7 11
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Wednesday's Results
N. Y. 9 Wash. 2. 1st
Wash 5 N. Y 4. 2nd
Chicago 6 Kan. City 4. 1st
Chicago 11 Kan City 4. 2nd
Qeve. 7 Balti. 5
Detroit 6 Boston 3
L. A 4 Minn. 3
Thursday's Games
I, A at Minn.
Boston at Detroit
Balti. at Cleve. nite
N. Y at Wash, nite
Only gan "S scheduled
L. A. 5 Houston
Oinci. 12 N. Y. 4
Thursday’s Games
Chicago at San Fran.
Cinci. at N. Y.
Milw at Phila. nite
St. Louis at Pitts, nite
Houston at L. A. nite
E X A S
San Antonio
Tulsa
Austin
Albuquerque
Fort Worth
El Paso
LEA
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12 7
9 10
9 10
9 10
9 10
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Wednesday's Results
Austin 2-0 Albuquerque 1
1st game, 10 inns.
Ft. Worth 6 San Antonio 1
El Paso 7 Tulsa 4
Thursday's Games
Albuquerque at Austin
El Paso at Tulsa
San Antonio at Ft. Worth
fteferenea was mads in this
column seme time age to mar-
bias, among other kid pasltimee
that seem to have been discard-
ed by the youth of today. Seems
the current generation of small
fry go in more for supervis-
ed recreation, which may be
provided too extensively. All
sorts of youth programs seem
to be ‘the thing’ nowadavs.
whereas In days gone by the
younger citizens had to provide
their own recreation.
Ramhle, ramble. ramble.
Guess all of us am prone to do
that once in awhile, but I’ll try
to level off and get around to
saying what I started out t» aay.
Unlike Rocky GMavtto, who la
telling his Kansas CRy baseball
club owner that ha is playing tor
money and not maxblee, 1 will
one day be ptayfng for marbles
and not money. Made a tenta-
tive date with a My coworker
for a game of marbles and she
promptly repaired to the five A
ten and bought a sackful of
same.
Now, it la okay with me if the
practices up on her game, but
if ahe is doing what I am told
she Is doing, soaking her mar-
ble thooting hand in salt water
to make it tough, hardly think
it to fair
Had to bathe afi over when I
I finally got home Ttoeeday night,
| what with tripping from the Gob-
< bier - Apache hard ball game to
, the Little League tlhs going
on simulatenousty at Municpal
Park that night.
A alow drizzle prior to and
during the early InMnga of both
shows kept any dust from flying,
hut a body can work up a bit of
sweat moving around ht that
kind of weather.
CUero teams won hw> of the
three baseball games unreeled,
but a local club couk) hardly
lose in twr» of them - all parti-
cipants were total groups. In
the other, a tribe of Tndian* suc-
cessfully invaded the Gobbler
pen and departed with a 5-2 vic-
tory and some turtrey tall fea-
ther*.
Daule Band Parents
Third Annual Rodeo
Here Saturday Night
THE crasto RECOUP, Thursday, May T, IN* f
Gobblers To Seguin
Ilia Daule Band Parents Club
will sponsor M's 3rd Annual Ro-
deo Saturday, May 9th, at the
Cuero Municipal Park Arana.
It will be preceded by a down-
town parade at 4 p.m.
President Claudia Green and
his Committee promises one of
the moat outstanding, and wild-
est Rodeo performances ever
presented here. The Committee
holds membership in the South
West Rodeo Association and
till* brings cowboys who are re-
gistered and professional riders
to perftrm. The Night pertar -
mance wHl begin at 7:30 p.m..
At Mid-way of the thaw a hero-
ford calf will be awarded as an
attendance prise. Green said
President Green has ilso sc-
oured the service of Registered
clowns to keep the audience en-
tertained at all times and full of
laughs. The Arena Director. K.-
vin Wright of Cuero. is well
known among Registered Rod-
eos in the South West.
Cowboys planning to register
for events may do so hy contact-
ing President Green at Ojero
P. O. Box 213 or by phon?: CR
5-3170. There will he refresh-
ments and barbecue on h ind toi
the children as well a.* adult* on
the grounds, it was announced
Victoria Gross High School of
Victoria will join with Daule
High School Ram Band In »hc
Parade and also help to furnish
music for the night's perfor-
mance.
Tickets will go on sale at the
arena box office immediately
after the parade
NATIONAL
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
LEAGUE
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8 14
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Wednesday's Results
Chicago 4 San Fran 2
Phila. 7 MHw. 6
Pitts. 1 St. Louis 0
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Yorklown Wildcat
Schedule
BeeviUe 10 Yorklown 3
BeeviUe u York town 6
St. Josephs 8 Yorktown 1
Yorktown 4 St. Josephs 3
Yorktown a HaJtettsvilie 5
Darkness
Yorktown 9 Kenedy 5
Mar. 31—Yorktown 2, Cuero 0
Apr 3 — Cuero 6 Yorktown 4
Apr. 7 - Kenedy 11, York-
town 1
Apr 14 Goliad 2 Yorktown
1
•Apr. 17 — Nixon 1 Yorktown 0
•Apr 21 Yorktown 6, Poth 4
•Apr. 23 — Yorktown 5 Pettus 4
•May 1 — Three Rivers 4 York-
town 1
•May 5 — Nixon at Yorktown
•May 7 — Yorktown at Poth
•May 12 — Pettus at Yorktown
•May 19 — Yorktown at Three
Rivers
• — District Games
Before getting away from the
Gobbler - Apache tussle, would
like to again remind Rime Gob-
blers that in order to stop a
certain number of bated base-
balls a player simply must bend
over. No diamond performer can
stand upright, hold up Ms glove
: and expect the pellet to jump
; Into it
And another reminder that
RECEIVER GRANT-IN-AID
WINSTON - SALEM. N. C-
<UPft— Robert Grant, a 6-foot, 2-
inch, 217-pound end from Geor-
getwon High School in Jackson-
viUc, N. C., has received a
football grant-in-aid from Wake
Forest, the college announced
Wednesday. Grant is the third
Negro to receive a grant-in-aid
from the college
seems timely, a body can’t
throw a ball until ha gets pos-
session of it. Him in little tell-
ing how many plays would have
been successful had the first
part of a fielding plan been car-
ried out.
Another requtrament necessary
to win hail games Is to score
more runs than the opposition,
a little thing the Gobblers have
failed to do on acme occasions
this year. But in order to get
runs, a team must get some
Mts and when a dub registers
no more than two bangles they’re
not likely to card many runs.
In a way. the Gobblers ’batted
a thousand' In last Useaday'*
tilt - they got two hits and
came up with as many runs,
which is par tor the course.
Guess the Apaches ware delin-
quent on this count - they got
seven Mts. but only five tallies.
The Gobblers will have five
more opportunities to rack up
win number five Ms spring,
but it'll be no picnic.
Dropped by Bunk Brantley s
Dollhouse Texaco Service Sta -
tion of a Wednesday and found
him a little upset. Brantley said
he was worried about a missing
family Now. I had heard of
missing individuals, unrelated
missing groups, and missing
motors, but I’d never been in-
formed of a missing family be
fore.
Seems the parties whose
whereabouts are unknown ere
members of a swarm of bee*.
Bunk requested the wnter to
give him an assist in helping
him find his pets. Anyone know-
ing the whereabouts of the four
-winged, hairy insects are re -
quested to contact Brantley at
his Broadway Texaoo Station.
Fellow say* a procrastinator
is one who puts off until tom -
orrow the things he has already
put off until today Compre-
nde?
it sure: racezx.ix; in-L)
GOBBLER BASEBALL t
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GOLF SCHOOL HEM)
BURLINGTON. Vt. - fUFD -
The fifth annual national golf
school for women teachers will
be held at the University of
Vermont on June 22-26. The
faculty wilt include stars of the
touring Professions! Golf As-
sociation tournament circuits.
WHATCOTT HEAD COACH
LOGAN. Utah -flJPIl -The
new Cochise College at Doug-
las, Ariz.. has signed John
Whatcott as its head baseball
coach and athletic, instructor.
Whatcott coached football at
Logan High School for two
years
1884 SUHEDIXE
Mar. 12 - Cuero 3. Luling 2 j
Mar 24 — Pt. Lavaca 1. Cuero |
0. 12 innings i
Mar. 31—Yorktown 2. Cuero 0
Apr. 3 - Cuero G Yorktown 4
Apr 7 — tiling 14 Cuero 13
Apr. 9 - Pt. Lavaca 8 Cuero 21
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District -Schedule
Alt District Games 7:30 p m j
April 21—Seguin tl Cuero ft (5!
Innings t
Apr 73
ero l
Apr. 28
May 1 •
4
May 5 - Gonzales 5 Cuero 2
May 7—Seguin—There
May 12—New Braunfels— Here
May 15— BeeviUe— There
May t9—San Marcos—Here
May 21—Gonzales—There
New Braunfels 6 Cu- j
BeeviUe 11 Cuero ij
San Marcos 5 Cuero j
Seoono half play in the Dis-
trict 14 • AAA rftund-robbin
Baseball program will get un-
derway Thursday evening when
the Cuero Gobblers wHl appear
in Seguin. Gonzales will be at
New Braunfels and Beeville
will play at San Marco*
Beeville's mighty Trojans
are currently leading the lea-
gue with four wins and a single
loss, followed by Gonzales. San-
Marcos and Net*’ Braunfels
which are knotted lor the num-
ber two spot with 3-2 records
Seguin has a 2-3 standing and
Cuero ocntlnoea to dwell in the
cellar position. Five games re-
main on the schedule tor each
of the six teams competing.
All the Tuesday night games
tins week were close affairs,
with Hie (kibblers dropping a
5-2 tilt to tlie Gonzales Indian*,
the Seguin Matador* (ailing 3-1
to tlic Sun Marcos Rattlers and
the Beeville Trojans trouncing
the New Braunfels Unicorns fi-
ll
Coach Berge had not an-
nounced his strii-ting pitcher in
tonight's game with Seguin.
but Peie Noack, Danny Strain
and diaries Gohmert will nil
bo ready for tlie assignment
A long hatting practloa ses-
sion was on the agenda for the
Gobblers Wednesday afternoon
at Park Stadium after they were
able to garner bui two hingles
In the Tuesday game against
tiie Apaches. Their defensive
work in this tilt was Improved,
but Cuero swatters were able to
nick Tommy Chenault for but
two hits, one of the infield var-
iety
EIGHT RESULTS
By l otted Press International
MU AN. Italy <l'Hi- Fred-
dy Mack. 181. Brooklyn. N. Y.,
outpointed Benito Penna. 206,
Italy in
Of the live remaining gsroro
an the Gobbler *4 state, throe
will be played an the road and
two at home. Next home ap-
pearance tor the Cuero dub
will be the night of May 12.
when the New Braunfels Uni-
corns move to tor a loop tussle
Tourney
List Grows
A total of 120 golfers are ex-
pected to participate in the
first annual Otero Golf Associa-
tion Tournament here tMa
weekend, according to Park
Manager Carl Gustafson Jr. *
Approximately 32 team* of
hnksmen had signed up tor
play a* of Wednesday. Gustaf-
*on *aid. There are two play-
ers to each team, and entries
{will be limited to 60 teams
I Actual play will get under
' w ay shortly after noon Satur-
day and finals matches will b»
concluded Sunday.
SIAN FOR ROUT
SAN FRANCISCO — (LTD —
Joe Brown, the former light-
weight champion of the world,
and Paulie Armstead, an aMe
and durable campaigner, have
been signed tor a 10-round bout
at Kemr Pavilion on May M.
Brown won a Unanimous decis-
ion Tuesday night over Tony
Perez
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The hatpin pickers had a
field day at Garden State Park
Wednesday when a pair of 17-
1 longshots produced a $1,072.20
doily double Inquisition paid
$35.80 tor tlie first half of the
double and Congratulate made
if all come true with a $35.20
payoff in the second race
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WASHINGTON -JUP0- The
Senate starts voting late today
on its first amendments to the
civil rights bill.
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said: ‘‘Life has a value only
when it has something valu-
able as its object.”
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