Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 28

6 ChtCIariomLcDacr rhda, May 19, ii the World Boxir.g Association, was guaranteed J2.70O, one the top purses ever offered by the small suburban club. fzh iS 2 Lightweiwhts Sijrn For Fight NEW YORK (APi-Vic Mcl-endez, undefeated lighti eight contender from Puerto Rico, and Vic Baerga, another promising Puerto Rican 135-pounder, were signed Thursday by promoter George Albert for a 10-rounder at Sunny side Garden June 14. Melendy, ranked seventh by Hin fl By WAYNE Clarion-Ledger A strath" Get High Praise Hut Player's Proposal Just Baloney Just called to my attention are a pair of items of earth-shaking importance and, to be completely hon rr rrr Baerga is trained and coached by Sandy Saddler, former world featherweight champion who also coaches the National Mart-time Union's boxing team. Also present at the signing ceremony was former heavyweight king Joe Louis, an adviser for the NMU. LET US DO YOUR FISHING! fresh water catfish Vvmpieiv Children 1.25 each III :SirJ.j:; ml Come and eniov 4 dinner (with the work) each FRIDAY Mi.

2.00 Sunn mi 1 1 if iiini--n-'giiiliiiniiiiiHli- Jbmmttii-rADmi est, it's rather difficult to determine which is the more important. One has to do with a proposed move by the major league player representatives to prohibit the playing of games in weather extremes and was sent via the usual Associated Press channels. The other was a mailed release concerning the great food value, unique taste and just general delight of an "Astrodog" or, in other words, what passes for a hot dog in the Astrodome. However, after a careful weighing of all factors, it just might be determined that the story about the Astrodog is, in reality, more important. Why, even the recipe for this gourmet's delight is a deep, dark secret and the sau- SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS OLD COLONY RESTAURANT Pierre Lamarche and Bobby Rogers.

Standing, Coach Tom Sawyer, Gary Hockey, Ted Jones, Mack Cameron, Rob Cadwallader, Glenn Grisillo, Oscar Houston and Assistant Coach Graham Primrose. Missing from picture is Hugh Thomson. HIGHWAY 51 NORTH PHONE 366-2942 Mississippi State's crack tennis team captured its second SEC championship in three years, edging defending champion Tennessee, 28-26 at the conference meet at Gainesville, last week. Kneeling, left to right, John Edmond, Bob Brien, IX COLOR! "BYLINE CHANNEL 12 SEC CHAMP MISS. STATE EYES NCAA TENNIS TITLE Only Fans Can Stop Cold Gaines 6:00 Carol Mitchell with the weather Bert Case with the news Augie File with the sports JACKSON, MISS.

P.M. 7f upset by Schloss. Tennessee's Lenny To overcome a 23-23 Tennes see advantage, Sawyer's net-ters had to win three singles finals and the key doubles match as well as the No. 2 doubles. State's No.

2 doubles team of Gary Hockey and Hugh Thom son won from Georgia's Mike Cmaylo and Bryant Bailey, 6-3, 8-6. OTHER WINNERS The other MSU winners included Thompson, who won the STATE COLLEGE Missis- sippi State's courageous tennis i team has its sights set on the NCAA Championship Tennis Tournament at Carbondale, 111., June 12 17, after capturing the Southeastern Conference championship at Gainesville, last week. Coach Tom Sawyer's Bulldogs, who finished third in the VPAA PViomninnchiii tmii'nov at Coral Gables, last war. I exacted sweet revenge on Ten-! nesspp. whn had dethroned state! of the conference crown at the 1966 meet in Athens, Ga.

A head to head doubles match in the final event of the tournament assured State of its second SEC title in three years. State, by winning, finished the id A ll ANODIZING PLANT SUPERVISOR Anodizing plant under construction in state of Mississippi requires experienced, capable supervisor. Send resume to Box 522 In care of this newspaper three day competition with 28 points to 26 for the defending champion Vols, who could have tied with a victory. LONG MATCH The State team of John Edmond and Rob Cadwallader outlasted the Vol duo of Leonard Scheuerman and Richard Dow. 11-13, 6-4, 8-6 in a match utook flmost and a hours to complete, The team triumph was es- pecially noteworthy for State.

Edmond, top seeded in the No. 3 singles, was bumped out in a quarterfinals match and Bob Brien, top seeded in the No. 1 singles and the SEC singles champion in 1965 and 1966, was Li 1 1 geWggWWt McCLINTON'S McCLINTON'S SUMMER 1 i igh THOMPSON Sports Editor sae maker responsible for putting them out even refuses to recommend what brand of stomach medicine the over-in-dulaer should use. Trie story then went into more detail about how those soccer players, most of whom have imported from foreign lands, are rapidly becoming true Astrodog fans and are hoping to somehow make off with the secret recipe and carry it back to their native land. On that other deal, concerning a proposed move by the major league players relative to weather conditions, I just have to believe those folks could get quicker results if they attempted to ship someone to the moon via Pony Express.

hottest summer so long as the fans will buy tickets to see the activity. And, being hired hands although highly-publicized and highly-paid at that the players will continue to play when the owners schedule the contests and the ump hollers "Play Ball." Or, if they decide otherwise, then get into another profession. Personally, I can't work up too much sympathy for the players and have absolutely none for the owners who are in the business for just one financial reason. Or, for that matter, any sympathy for the fan who would choose some three hours of freezing to that much warmth just to be a part of the National Pastime. Tourney Here with the finals at River Hills on Sunday.

This tournament, put on by the Southern Lawn Tennis Association, has brought some 150 out-of-towners to Jackson for practically a week's stay. And, while here, they are not only enjoying the hospitality of our town but also getting to enjoy the hospitality and use of the tremendous net facilities at River Hills. It is indeed one of the finest clubs of its kind in the South or, the nation, for that matterand the participants here will be among the first to declare that fact. This is the second straight year for the tournament to be held here and don't be at all surprised if it comes back many, many times in the future. Hind Sight says there must be something truly wonderful about being an elected servant of the people something which outsiders just can't understand.

After all, you seldom find one wanting to quit. ed in an all-star game in Ger many in June, another such game at Atlanta in July and the College All-Star game 'in Chicago Aug. 4. GOSPEL SINGING Friday, May 26 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.

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4 singles, Cadwallader, who took the No. 5 singles and Glenn Grisillo, who won the No. 6 singles. Thomson and Edmond are juniors, while Hockey is a sophomore. Both Cadwallader and Grissillo are freshmen.

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The owners will continue to both schedule and play the games in the coldest spring and Track Meet, Net Last scheduled event on the spring sports calendar, with the exception of the state prep playoffs in baseball which are now in full swing, is that Big Eight Conference track meet carded at Memorial Stadium today. This meet brings together the cream of the conference's thinclads and, coming as it does one week after the State Meet, the athletes are that much more advanced. In most cases, for an example, the records in the Big Eight are just a mite better than those set in the state deal and certainly you can expect some real hot competition both for team and individual honors. The Murrah Mustangs, for a fact, must again be favored but a number of other schools located around the state would like nothing to be the one which pulls the trophy-grabbing rug out from the fleet feet of the Ponies. Also on the local scene is the annual Southern Seniors tennis tournament, to be climaxed Floyd Little Signs With Denver Qui) DENVER, Colo.

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