Bryan-College Station Eagle from Bryan, Texas • 8

Ok Norton To oldberg Punctuation the 1 Moon Looks Conies irst the Young Broncos Dive riday Into Baseball su 3 447 not Whatever yew a 34 214 eie Broussard Named Oiler Owner HmmiLS All SWC3rd Year I or the Greatest a TIRE VALUES to be found Any where! I I 9 no VA KI Ml Avw ltd BUY TO 1 Top Seeded Pan Am Beats Aggies 7 0 BALTIMORE (fl JLS (Bud) Adams Jr owner of the Hous ton Oilers of the' American ootball League says ho was offered a National ootball League franchise if ho would drop out of the new league THE NEW AftM coach reported be is pleased with recruit ing prospects and that ail but three of the list of high school grid ders interviewed were interested in attending Besides looking for the boy who wanted to enroll in the all male school oldberg said he had chosen players who can think graduate and improve with personal attention according to letcher HS474 73 SIS ici rank Stratta infielder Bobby Seale and outfielder Neal Thompson all members of Coach Peck Region TV state tournament qualifying basketball team not pushing them' Vass stated Wednesday after noon The quartet along with brothers Mike and David Rit chie have had little practice except light throwing and bat ting "They can go riday if they Vass added wise they will report Assistant coach Dick Munday who has handled the baseball team in absence has nam ed a starting lineup for game Gregory Rodnguez will catch James Campise who hit300 last season is at first and Joe Quintana 167 is at short All three are senior Lettermen Billy Bob Sanders a squad man is at second Moses Her rera junior squadman third Norman Scott senior squadman left field Jerry Bishop senior squadman center and sopho more Dickie Barron or junior Phil Cox in right Cox a squadman last year could get the starting nod on the mound according to Mun day Others who could possibly see action include Sanden who pitched some last year sophs Jimmy Luther and Gene An drus Six lettermen including the three top hitters are gone from the 1861 nine Jerry Ballard Les Crenshaw Lonnie Williams Ray Berry Tommy Carll and Pete Scanlin have graduated TW1BIYAN DAILY CABLE IRTAN CX TEXAS THURSDAY MARCH M882 looked good we single any one out" ive teams took several swing twitching off at offensive scrimmage Tm real pleased with progress this far oldberg added The Aggie face a controlled scrimmage at 2 Saturday after their holiday oldberg repeated his invitation to the public to attend practice see sions Gates to Kyle ield are open and spectators an in vited PAYTON SHELTON who officiated the Texas AM Baylor basketball finale along with Joe Shosid at College Station Tues day had an unusual greeting for the publicity man George Wright Glad to see Wright boomed in his manner In probably the understatement of the the year short curly haired Shelton replied: mighty happy to be Joe Daisa another cage referee and president of the local Brazos Chapter of the SBOA was at the game He declined to comment on the lie detector tests taken by Southwest Conference official in investigations into loop game fixing charges Daisa briefly described it as grueling session" Th Texas Aggias hit practice field this afternoon at SsIS and gat a day off from spring football practice riday when Coach Hank oldberg and his staff will fly to Odessa for a coaching clinic A lengthy workout Wednes day she third day of had the new Aggie grid coach enthusiastic "It was the best of it kind seen in several year oldberg stated "The hitting WKlHrsw The Allen Academy Ramb lers break the seel on newly re worked Travis Park and their 1962 basebail schedule this aft ernoon at 3 pm against SL Thomas of Houston Loaded with talent and out to erase a 6 12 1961 season rec ord Coach Bob Casey's Cadets will be going after a club they came from behind to defeat 2 1 in a lone meeting last year IMPROVED pitching and hit ting are the keynotes of the 62 Ramblers Les Crenshaw from Bryan who posted a 3 2 record and 231 ERA for the Broncos lari year is choice for starting mound duty The Ramblers are pitcher rich with three right handers and three left handers to da AGGIE OOTBALL coach Hank oldberg punctuated leanness and quickness he desires in an Aggie grid hopeful Tues day when he put 85 luncheon ing College Station Kiwanians through a pointed test Drills through the first three days of Texas spring training have accentuated the fact that oldberg prefers a grid der that can move If but primarily he has to move According to Robert letcher associate professor in th mechanical engineering department at the college and first vice president of the Kiwani Club the principally college teachers group qualify so well in the test In a modified version of a blocking drill the Kiwanians wound up oldberg assured the aggregation they were welcome at Aggie practice however along with other supporter Qualities the Aggie found in 45 high school gridden signed to pre enrollment applications far go farther than the tall and characteristics that are evident leading returning hitter at 324 James Josey tint frosh Pete Scanbn center field and Catalena left Catching will be big Jim Barcelo of Deer Park a 6 1 200 pounder returning starter Tony Callva will be at second and rank Robison who hit IM last season is in right The Ramblers return match with SL Thomas in Hous ton Wednesday meet Wharton in Wharton next riday in their conference opener and catch the Pfonaers at Travis March It in their next home game CLEANS disinfects DEODORIZES BASKETBALL By ThaAaeeeleto Proa NBA Borton IM PhttaOripUa IM SyrMWM 13 St Leola Detroit US New York Ml ABL New York IM Chlcajo San rancisco IM Cleveland 1U COLLED BASKETBALL Kansas State 4 Nebraska 00 Marquette 3 Detroit Sa lootovttle 80 Western Kentucky T1 NAIA DISTRICT PLAYOS Weatmtnrter Pa 73 Mansfield Pa SI Pacific Lutheran 73 Whitworth OS Ariton Stat CbD 7X Westminster Utah 11 St Ckmd S3 Mtaneeota Duhrth 2 Pan American 7 Southwest Texas1 Buena Vteta Panona IS Western ItUnoW 83 McKendree Ashland 07 Defiance 01 OURTH ARMY BASKET a ALL TOURNAMENT VChaffee Bronte Array Madfe oel Center 7 Sin I Hood Taster 00 White Sand MiaaBa Center Saa dis Base (0 Killeen Base S3 Bossier Baaa 4 Manteno Bas to ft Sam Houston Kiltean Baa 7 Manaono Base IB Still meeting some of the top tennis team of the Southwest Texas 1 2 2 Aggie went down before Pan American ranked among the nation's top five at College Station Wed nesday afternoon 7 0 Coach Omar predom inantly sophomore team lost ell its matches but forced at least one set in each game into extra games In the feature match Carroll Kell of had one of his top day before going down 7 5 6 3 to John Sharp ranked 19th nationally "Kell played a real fine Smith said In other singles matches sen ior Richard Halter and sophs Ray Salazar Doug Susman and Jerry oster were defeated Halter lost to Don Russell 6 4 6 2 Salazar fell to Ken Lang 6 1 7 5 and Sassman was trip ped by Jerry Wertalboen 6 4 7 5 Pan Jim Sau ceda defeated oster 6 2 6 0 Doubles matches went to the Edinburg team with Lang and John Hunter beating Kell ahd Sassman 7 5 6 1 Wertalboennd Sauceda bested Halter and aster 7 5 6 DALLAS The 1962 all Southwest Conference basket ball team wound up a six man outfit because the coaches while agreeing on the top four players had differences of op inion on the fifth Their choices are Jan Loud er snilk of Southern Methodist Del Ray Mount and Harold Hudgens of Texas Tech Carroll Broussard nf Texas Phil Reynolds of Texas Christiannd Jerry Carlton of Arkansas The last two tied for tho fifth spot LOUDERMUJL the top con ference scorer and leader of SMIT co chmppiona and Mounts talented scorer tor the eo champion Red Raiders were unanimous aeleettons Broussard who hss broken all records lacked one of getting every vote Hudgens By JOHN WEST Eagle Sports Editor Pressed for pre season prac tice and short on proven pitch ing and hitting the Bryan Bron cos open the 1962 baseball schedule in Waco like it or not at almost half strength SA take on University High in it season opener and plays its first home game Tues day against Brenham at 4 All non district games with the exception of Conroe will get under way at 4:00 District 13 AAAA tilts along with the Tiger contest in Bryan are set for 7:00 pm Travi Park the home field along with Consolidated High and Allen Academy is still under going refurbishing Chief remaining job according to city parks and recreation director Jack Ashworth include installation of a new scoreboard and lights The latter project is expected to be completed by March 20 Minus three of six returning lettermen th Bronco take on a club two games deep into play tomorrow Th Trojans went down before defending 13 4A champion Waco 24 1 in its first gam and rebounded to dip Cameron 2 1 Bryan fourth in the district last season with a 5 4 1 record used two wins over the Trojan 9 1 and 6 0 to poet a 10 5 1 season record The Broncos will be goinggainst the Waco team without two of its veteran pitchers in senior Tom Stockton and Joe pend on Sophomore John Her rera of Bryan and freshman Larry Holub of Louise are the other right handers Southpaw include Eddie alko of New Albany InrL Gervue Hutxler of La Coste and Catalena also of Bryan IVE LOCALS including Crenshaw dot starting lineup Johnny Martinez of Consolidated will be st short soph Jake Beal who hit J08 last year third the Ramb tall man was two abort of being a unanimous choice Closely behind Reynolds and Carlton in the voting was Tom my Boyer of Arkansas Six team members are sen iors our are repeaters from last all conference crew Mounts Loudermilk Hudg ens and Broussard LOUDERMILK led th league with a season total of 493 points Carlton was second with 438 Reynolds third with 420 Broussard fourth with 414 Hud gens fifth with 388 and Mounts seventh with 382 Boyer had 387 for sixth 6 foot 10 Hudgens and 5 foot 10 Mounts ara th tallest and shortest members on th teem Reynolds stands an even 6 feet Carlton foot Broussard 6 foot5 and Louder milk ddootd feature 23 varieties of nationally famous pancakes a well as steak shrimp chicken and other foods Completely carpeted throughout the pan cake house will provide tha finest of kitchen equipment and fixtures according to Norton with all around parking and an efght walkway on tha sides and front NORTON indicated a manager would ba in charge of tha es tablishment as in Rosenberg and that he would commute from Rosenberg Coach Norton stated he would probably spend most of his time in College Sta tion however The building was to be lined off today and set on the lot far construction to get under way immediately uht to SEE US NOW! HIGH Bill West erkanto (left) and Bill Chmi eltwsH 610 members of tha University ot Dayton Ohio basketball team sfamutaneously in practice SCRIMMAGE YET OLDBERG BURPMANA GIANT ZINNIA SEEDS REE Cem SH46ET Capacity Crowd or SWC Playoff ORT WORTH (B A ca pacity crowd is assured for tha Southern Methodist Texas Tech basketball gam riday night to see which of the Southwest Conference co champs goes into the NCAA playoffs ans have grabbed all tha tickets to 7166 seat Meyer Coliseum Allen St Thomas Open Homer iJforton coach of th 1939 Texas Aggie'national football chsmploifiand hlsrlfo expect to break'lpwimd'Msuday or Tuesday for a 5200J)00 restaurant on Highway 6 in Col lege Station 'Norton 56 was in the city Wednesday" and today making final arrngementafor the ground breaking of the estab lishment to be known a Norton's Pancake The approximately 200 capacity edificer will eonstrqctad qn thelcorner of 6 and Kyle 'Street in College StationTME ORMER Aggie coach has a similar business in Rosen gathering place for mem ber of the champs when is playing football in Houston Norton officially' an nounced the new CS restaur ant which is to be completed in about four months today Butler is general contractor for' the restaurant Tve been looking forward to this for a long Norton stated I feel like coming home We have many close dear friend in College Station Bryan and throughout the state So many of them travel in and out of College Station going be a great chanc to visit" "ACTUALLY dreamed of this long before I quit th white haired Aggie mentor said always wanted to do two things: own a motel and a real high class eating place" After 14 year tenure a head coach st Norton resigned the post in 1947 and opened his motel business in Rosenberg place will my big he added I imagine it will be th largest and finest of its kind between Dallas and Houston" The 200 eat restaurant win CAREER OPPORTUNITY Du to expansion large reputable company has op ening for Soles Representa tive doles plus commis sion Starting salary $100 per week Must be married and between ogq 24 37 High school graduate Writ PO Box 53207 Bry on Texas giving fall par ticulars orward To Ravine Swing By JOE REICHLER AwocUtsd PrM Srt Writer VERO BEACH la Ub Wally Moon who found a haven in th Los Angeles Coli seum last year said today looking forward to playing in tha new stadium in Chavez ravine where he hopes to ba able to go back to his natural swing true I enjoyed acme suc cess with that left field screen at the he said that Coliseum swing I adopted ruined me in the otter parks Every time we went to another park I had to re adjust my swing" A LET HANDED hitter Moon developed what he called an insideoutswing a delayed stroke that often enabled him to slice the ball over the 251 foot distant left field screen at the Coliseum He had such specta cular success with it that 14 of his 17 homers sailed over that screen Plenty of his slices must have bounced off that nearby screen because he batted 382 in the Coliseum as against 366 away from home Moon led the Dodgers tn hit ting last year His 323 mark ranked fourth in th National League and hi 88 runs batted in was the high water mark of his eight year career in the maj or Moon has only one complaint He feel he play enough last year GUY IS better off when he playes every day" said Moon would be more productive I batted in 88 runs last year and missed about 150 times at bat I feel if 1 ted played every day I would have passed the 100 mark in RBI got seven outfielder and all have good ability Only three can play at one time which of course poses a prob lem for the manager But not concerned about others I think my pest production justi fies my complaint They pay me to play every day so why play me every day?" 4' i Ground hTbxt Week Top returning hitter is Stratta who safetied 14 times in 44 season plate appearance last year for a 318 average Seale batted 304 Stockton 350 and Thompson 216 going to need some well timed hits to win our share of The Bronco coachJndicated that if Stock ton and Stratta came through SA could be a title contender Vass figured Waco with five starters back has a good chance to repeat and McCal lum could easily win it he surmised Brykn if we can get the pitching and hit ting in the right places can win some too" The veteran coach figures on1 Thompson along with Stock ton and Stratta for starting hurlers with Cox Sanders Lu ther and Andrus for relief Rick Qualtrough a sophomore and senior Charles erguson are also out for pitching jobs er guson has been sick Stockton posted a 242 earned run average in The 6 0 180 pounder gave up 40 hits 25 runs 13 earned and 29 base on balls striking out 52 Strat ta worked 1723 innings for 254 ERA Other squadmen indud catcher Spencer Tanksley and Lonnie Stabler sophs and jun ior Johhny Peacock Lawrence Pavlas and Bob Heaton first the Ritchies and Rudy Marin second Jerry Maxwell and Is aac Montoya short Kenneth Powers and George Lee Mc Donald third Lowell Tewell Albert Morales and Kenneth Gott Horner THIS SCHEDULE THURSDAY Allan St Thom at Travi Park 3pm (baseball) Texu MM at SWC Swim Meet Dalle As1m at Bor Oiymplea Laredo (toil) RIDAY Taxa ARM 8t at Col ls Station 3 pan (bacabsJD ARM at SWC Swim Meat Dallaa Atea at Border Olympic Laredo (golf) Bryan vs tTnlv High at Waco pra (taaebaU) SATURDAY Taxa ABM va at at Col le Station pm (baxeball) ARM at SWC Swim Meat Dallaa Assia at Border Olympic Xjiredo (track fott) Bryan at Waco Invitational (track) I nw DRirK TIRR PINE POWER keeps tifdienii shiny bright gets rid of food odors too! IRESTONE SUVO CONHST CMe Beene 447 Triangle Claule James uuaiey Pro Butler Geod Memln Helen Von Roeenberg Lucy aller Carly Rlaere Mary Stmpeon Betty Cutie A Hi lal Butch HoUek ISMU Mariana Welch 14MM Tri Double Barbara Barron 18 41 Hazel Brock 41 Maetar doumm Bod Tucker 331473 Karl Koenig 3 se Nite Outer 9am Merrill 344 403 Karl S33 Brone Drills May 7 OOTBALL Broncos open spring training May 7 according to head coach Dutch Ohlendorf The final session's annual Green White intrasquad game has been set for May 25 I tires with recently discontinued treed designs tires taken off new cars with virtually no wear wide selection ot used tires save In sets I ft WHILE STOCKS I a ct oUHtR DISCOUNTS one or two ol a klnd SPECIALS Meredith Carara Wendell Koanl Chet Hancock KC BOWL Sunday Nite Stote Jo Vaeanta (Handicap) Marge Valade Armory Rembter David Carter 300 5H HasaM Bin Ml Induitri! 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