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SIX THE CORSICANA (TEXAS) DAILY SUN, MONDAY, A.PRIL 7. 1958 Bulldogs, Navarro Hosts Cards; Corsicana Plays Palestine Wortham On Top As 37-B Opens Its Third Week Navarro Junior College and Cor- glcana high school open conference baseball play in games of this week and both get their openers on friendly soil. The Bulldogs open defense ol their Texas Conference title Friday when the Henderson County Cardinals come to town for a 2:30 p. meeting. Blinn and Allen Academy are the other Zone 2 competitors for the Navarro nine, which has lost two and won one in non-confer ence play to date.

Try Wildcats Corsicana high is host here Tues day to Palestine high school nine opening the east zone play in the 8-AAA divided circuit. The game is slated at Textile Park at 4 p. Athens, the other member of the three-team zone, wili be idle Tuesday. The Palestine tilt is Corsicana's only game of the week, while Navarro Junior College closes its non conference slate with an earlier game. Wednesday the Bulldogs go to Stephenville for a return of the Tarleton State contest, which the Plowboys won here April 1, 5-3.

District 37-B opens Tuesday the third week of its 1958 baseball campaign, with Wortham dominating things in the manner of the year before. Worthnm On Top The Bulldogs own a record ol four wins and no losses in district play, and appear to have a runnin start toward a repeat appearance at the top of the heap. Something could prevent that in the time remaining, but so far only Cayuga appears to be capable of handing the Bulldogs a loss, and they failed to do it in their first meeting Cayuga is second with two wins and a single loss, while Dawson Frost and Richland are deadlocked .500 marks so far. This week, Cayuga gets a chance to gain a little grounud on Wortham, for the Wildcats get Richlanc In Cayuga Tuesday while Wortham is idle. Thee urrent standings In District S7-B.

Wortham 4 Cayuga 2 Dawson 1 Frost 1 Richland 1 Mildred 1 Ernhouse 0 PCT. 1.000 .667 .500 .500 .500 .250 .000 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS Tuesday Richland 16, Mildred Wortham 18, Bmhouse Cayuga 8, Dawson 7. Thursdiij' Wortham 11, Frost Mildred 13, Emhouse Dawson at Richland postponed. THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE Tnesday Frost at Mildred, Richland at Cayuga; Emhouse at Dawson; Wortham bye. Friday Mildred at Wortham; Dawson at Frost; Cayuga at Emhouse; Riehland bye.

Runoff Heeded At San Angela SAN ANGELO Voters parently will have to go to ap- the polls a second time to pick San Angelo's mayor, police chief and one city commissioner. Runoffs were indicated by the unofficial tabulation of votes oast Saturday. In the race for mayor, Dr. R. E.

Windham got 4,689 votes, Gilbert Theriot 2,957 and Neil Baird Sr. 2,801. Also undecided were contests between Ava Smith and bee Bra- zlel for police chief and J. T. Williamson and J.

A. Eubunks for a commission seat. G. T. Trusler ind Jack Shaw were elected commissioners.

The Union swimming team, d'hich had a dual-meet record for the season of 8-2, broke 25 college and pool records. Complete Optical Service Eyes GLASSES Examined Glasses Fitted EASY CREDIT N.Beaton Open Baseball Races At Home This Week BILLY FOLLOWS THE Maxwell waves club head as watches flight of drive from second tee during Masters Golf Tourna merit in Augusta, The Odessa, pro had a 141 going into th third round, tied for second place with Billy Joe Patton. Arnold Palm or emerged winner Sunday.) (AP Wirephoto.) 'Last Look' Giants, Indians Look Like Sixth In Their Loops By HOWARD SIGMAND INS Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS They have Willie Mays, a new home and many new faces, but the San Francisco Giants aren't likely to escape the National League's second division in 1958. Manager Bill Rlgney is trying to rebuild a sixth-place team that still has creaks in many spots. It will be an uphill battle and much depends on the "if" players and untested rookies.

A glance at the Giants' roster shows; Catching Valmy Thomas and Bob Schmidt lack major league experience. Thomas hit .241 as rookie. comeback by Ace Johnny Antonelli (12-18) is imperative and Giants are depending on Curt Barclay, Ruben Gomez, Ray Crone, Paul GieJ, Marv Grls- som, Ray Monzant, Stu Miller and Al Worthington. testing ground. Daryl Spencer is the shortstop and much-publicized rookie Orlando Cepeda will be tried at first.

Other infielders are Danny O'Connell Rookie Jim Davenport, Ray Jablonski, Jim Finigan and Andre Rodgers. hopes eventually to field a young outfield brigade that includes service-returned Jackie Brandt (expected to be discharged this summer). Rookie Willie Kirkland and the incomparable Mr. Mays. Hank 3auer, Whitey Lockman and Bob 3peake also are 011 hand.

Consensus: Fifth place. CLEVELAND INDIANS Frank Lane has moved fast In trading market and the Cleveand Indians hope to combine some big punch with a big pitch for a first division berth in the American League. Change has been the keynote of lie new regime of Lane and Manager Bobby Bra.g-an and the Indians look stronger than the team that finished sixth in 1957. A rundown of the Tribe roster shows: too strong with al Naragon, Russ Nixon and J. W.

Porter. Pitching Herb Score's recovery would give the Indians a tre- nendous pitching stopper. Bob Lemon's arm and Mike Garcia are Jther question marks and the eep Indian staff includes the alented likes of Don Mossi, Cal ilcLish, and Ray Narleski. ankle suffered iy first baseman Vic Wcrtz orces Tribe to rely on veteran Mickey Vernon and Pretton Ward Announce Way To Help Drain All 8 Sinus Cavities Wifhouf Discomfort New decongostant tablet for sinus congestion sufferers acts both to drain clogged sinus cavities and relieve distressing head pain New York, N. Y.

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Chico Carrasque is shortstop and Prod Hatfield Bobbby Avila and Larry Raine are available. be strong wit: Minnie Mlnoso, Larry Doby, Rocky Colavito and Roger Marls. Consensus: Fifth place. (Next: and Phillies) Longhorns Ride High In Baseball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS What happens the next threi days could pretty well determln the Southwest Conference base ball championship although the campaign is only one-third fin ished. Texas, leading with an undc feated record, plays Southern Methodist a.t Austin Wednesday If the Longhorns win, they wil virtually put SMU out of the run nlng.

Texas A nnd the closest con tender to Texas, meets Rice a Houston Tuesday. If Rice win, it would seriously damage 'A and M's chances. And next Saturday Texas nnd Texas A and will play at Col lege Station. This could be the most Important game yet. Texas beat Baylor 4-2 last wcel' for Its fifth straight conference triumph while Texas A and was hugging second place with a 10- lashing of Texas Christian.

Th: Aggies have a 4-1 record. Rice hurt SMU with a 3-2 vie tory that dropped the Methodists to 3-2. In other games last week Texas A and broke even with Brook Army Medical Center, winning 7-4 and losing 19-4; Texas wallopec Amarillo of the Western Leagui 21-3, Baylor lost two games to Su Ross 13-12 and 15-8, and Rice los to Kansas 13-9 In one game and played a 11-11 tie In another. Mew York Qaens Probe Boxincr NEW YORK. April 7 investigation of boxing opens before a New York Grand Jury to day with welterweight contenders Virgie Aklns nnd Isaac Logarl and eight others scheduled to ap pear.

The ten persons wore handed summonses March 22 at Madison Square Garden after Aklns scored a six-round technical knockoui over Logart tn advance fo title fight with Vince Martinez of Paterson, N.J. Logart was ahead, fmir rounds one, until Akins ended the bout. Logart. favored at HIP day before Hip bout, was an ll-to-5 choicp when the fight began. A spokesman for Diptrirt At- Frank Hognn said (he tpn non were suhnormaecl for quos- iloning in a "continuing investigation" of boxing in New York.

Otlirrp summoned besides the wo fighters were heart's manager; TSdrlio Akins' nmnncnr: Onrrtnn match- alter 'Billv Brown; ITnsliltv Me- 7rpp. a mpmhpr of HIP Club's Muff: fight man. asrer. Willip KetrVmm: Denver romntpr Jlmmlc White: Bprni'p, IMtman. en-manager nf Aldus: and Jack Barrett, assistant to 3rown.

TONDAV NTOHT FinilT NEW YORK. April 'ony Dibiasc and Pptcr Schmidt rarle punches tonight in 10-rounr) nationally televised CDuMont) lattip of Now York welterweights it St. Nicholas Arena. Transit Mix Concrete THERE IS A DIFFFERENCE IN CONCRETE All of our dexlgnpd tested by Commercial CALL FOR FKEE ESTIMATES TRANSIT MIX Concrete Supply Co. Maurice Young, MJT.

Phone TR 4-8241 Sime Is Easy Victor In Duel With Morrow BIG SPRING, Tex. The scene of the Dave. Sime Bobby Morrow sprint event that excited the nation was calm today. But track fans still talked about the big: redhead from Duke and how he toppled Morrow, the Olympic champion, in a windblown 100- yard dash. The clash ot these great sprinters "made" the American Business Club Relays, a track and field carnival that got scant attention before it brought Sime and Morrow together in their heralded "rubber match." A terrific crosswind dumped columns of dust all over the crowd of 6,500 but they roared approval of a great race.

Under the circumstances the 9.6 time of big Dave was sensational. Sime holds or shares all the world's sprint records. Sime looks toward three meets in consecutive weeks and Morrow grimly promises that he'll work like a Trojan to get into shape for the climactic struggle with the Duke flyer in the Penn Relays. Sime's first meet will be against Virginia at Durham next Saturday. Then there'll be a dual meet with Wake Forest the following week.

That will lead up to the Penn Relays. Morrow said he was going to work on his starts. The Abilene Christian College runner was last off the blocks in the dash against Sime Saturday. That and his failure to put on the finishing "kick" for which he had become famous lost him the race. Sime beat Morrow bv a foot and a half.

The latter didn't even finish second ho lost to his teammate, Bill Woodhouse, by six inches. Morrow has an outstanding record he swept the sprints In the Olympic Games, once ran a 91 wind-aided 100 and tied the worlds record at 9.3. Morrow said "It's going to be different" at the Penn Relays. JASPER HOSTS GOLFEHS JASPER, Tex. defending national champions, the NCAA's University of Houston and the NAIA's Lamar Tech, shared the favorite's role in the East Texas Intercollegiate Golf Tournament today.

Teams also were entered in the 36-hole, one-clay meet by Notre Dame, Western Illinois and Southern Methodist. Round Tablie raced 22 times in 1957, winning of them in a row. COMMENTS BY CANANT By TALAIADGE CANANT Dally Sun Sports Editor The play for fun ends this week, and both Corsicana high and Navarro Junior College baseball teams open their respective conference diamond races. Palestine comes to Tuesday afternoon, while Henderson County Junior College invades Navarro Friday in the respective openers for the two teams. Navarro prefaces its opener with a trip to Tarleton State Wednesday.

Corsicana goes to Athens Friday in its second conference game of the week. This week also holds another biff 15-AA district meet in Waco Saturday. Corsi- cuna will send track and field, and tennis entries to this competition, which is to be held at the Baylor University layout. Corsicana is going to luivc its best chance in the tennis competition, and its poorest In the track and field, where Tiger teams have showed little interest, in past years. Corsieana singles players Bobby Armistead and Helen Lou Gutshall appear to have thi; best chance to annex honors, though Bill Ford imd Dale Triiitt may do well with their doubles play.

The Corsicana Dads Club will meet at 7:30 tonight at the high school to install new officers and wind up its official business for the 1957-58 school year. Marvin Sa.nders is going to take over the reins from Sam Gordon, who for the past two years has been president of the Club. Membership in the Dads Club is open to ali men, whether dads or not. But especially invited are those whose sons are football players or other Corsicana athletes, or who arc interested in the athletic program of the public schools. Those, the club figures, are the people most interested in doing the work that the Dads Club has set for itself.

Fishermen who like to fish the streams of Texas will be interested to know that the State Health Department has set up 268 check stations over the state to sample and analyze water from rivers and creeks to check up on and trace water pollution. They are not concerned with insecticides, herbicides and other agricultural poisons, thcr, they are concerned mostly with constant pollution from industry, cities with Inadequate sewage treatment plants, or oil or gas well salt water release. ODDS AND ENDS I Former college athletes can ex- I pect to live as long as their non- athletic brethren, but are more prone to violent deaths, a Michigan State survey recently disclosed after an eight-year study Long Island University will play seven baseball games in, of all places, Ebbetts Field, former Dodger ball- yard, this pring Carmen Basilio, who is in the insurance business as a sideline, sold a $225,000 group policy while in Chicago for his Sugar Ray Robinson bout The American League has 23 ten- year men, and the National League has 27 who have been in the game a decade. The Chicago White Sox lead with eight men in the ten- year bracket Two of the biggest barriers to the Corsicana high tennis team's taking a district crown April 12 will be Palestine competitors Judy Jordan and Will Lou Gutshall and Miss Jordan have been playing some pretty close matches in the times they have met In non-conference play this spring Palestine's James Saxton got a first place for his school In the broad jump at the annual Houston Relays last week. He jumped 22 feet 2 1-2 inches to annex that event Weather, of course, Is going to hold the key to the success or failure of the second annual blind bogey golf tournament at the Corsicana Country Club April 20.

Generally speaking, if the weather is bad, so is the attendance. SWC Telecasts Are Announced DALLAS UPi Four dates available for district televising Southwest Conference 1958 football games were filled during the weekend. The conference selected these afternoon games to be televised: Baylor vs. Texas Tech at Lubbock Oct. 18; Georgia Tech vs.

SMU at Dallas Oct. 25; Army vs. Rice at Houston Nov. and Texas vs. TCU at Fort Worth Nov.

15. Games which aren't sold out won't be televised in areas where the coverage might cut attendance conference Secy. Howard Grubbs said. The Texas A. and M.

game at Austin Nov. 27 will be televised nationally. Detroit Plight More Desperate With Start Near By The Associated Presft The plight of the Detroit Tigers is getting desperate. Despite threats of fines and reprimands by Manager Jack Tlghe the Tigers so right on losing. Despite the addition of Billy Martin, supposed to inject the needed hustle in the club, the Tigers keep on losing.

Despite the vote of confidence awarded Tighe by the board of directors, the Tigers keep on losing. They now have lost six straight exhibition games. In their last four Including Sunday's 3-0 loss at the hands of the rampaging Boston Red Sox at Sarasota, the Bengals have scored just four runs. Their over-all record stands at 6-17. Sox right-handers Frank Sullivan and Tom Brewer held the Tigers to five hits.

It was Boston's llth victory in 12 starts. Senators Stop BcdlegK The Cincinnati Redlege, unbeaten in their previous seven, suffered an 8-3 defeat at Nashville, from the Washington Senators. Brooks Lawrence was the victim. Hal Griggs held off the Redlegs until the seventh; when he was rescued by Truman Clcvenger World Series star Lew Burdette found himself in the unusual position of heading for the showers before he could retire a batter. It happened at Fort Worth, where the Dodgers licked the Milwaukee Braves 11-5.

Burdette, who had given up just one hit in seven previous innings, started for the Braves and promptly was rocked by four singles, a walk and a couple of errors. Out he went. By the time the inning was over, the Dodgers had scored six runs and the game was out of reach of the world champions. In other action, the Philadelphia Two Locations To Serve GREEN'S SHOE SHOP 115 North Main Street 131 North Beaton Street PIANO LESSONS DIAL TR2-1911 GUITAR (Steel or. Standard) LESSONS 323 North Beaton St.

Greensboro Next On Golf Trail GREENSBORO, N.C. (IP) Ken Venturi, Stan Leonard and Sam Snead, who finished well up in the Masters Sunday, are favorites In the Greater Greensboro Open Golf Tournament beginning: Thursday. The Masters champion, Arnold Palmer of Latrobe, who once played for nearby Wake Forest College, has decided to pass this one up and will make his next appearance In the Tournament of Champions at Las Vegas in three weeks. Venturi, a red-hot young man of the current tour, will vie for the championship captured last year by Stan Leonard, the steady Canadian. These two and Sam Snead, a six- time winner here, will lead a field limited to 150.

Phillies topped the New York Yankees 3-2 at Columbia, S.C.; the San Francisco Giants edged the Cleveland Indians, 9-7 at San Antonio; the Pittsburgh Pirates whipped the Kansas City A's 5-2 at Fort Myers, the Chicago White Sox halted the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1 at Houston, and the Baltimore Orioles turned back the Chicago Cubs 7-3 at Scottsdale, Ariz. The Phillies scored all their runs an homers. Dave Philley connected In the 12th for the winning run. Stan Lopata hit a two-run homer.

Bob Schmidt singled home Whlt- ey Lockman for San Francisco's winning run in the 10th. Roberto Clemente of the Pirates blasted a grand-slam homer in the eignth to wipe out a 2-1 Kansas lity lead. Dick Donovan pitched seven scoreless innings and hit a homer or the White Sox. The Orioles got 15 hits off five Cub pitchers. Serving Merchants Lunch Also Complete Dinner $1.00 up At all hours George'i Famous Steaks.

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