Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • 53

1 T-r- wri 'i i 'P I rw wwwveTw pwjw -wag KAR RARE CENTRE HOURS: OPEN 7:30 AM T06PMM0NDAY THROUGH SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAYS Philosophical KAR KARE GEQTRE Miss Smith Takes Suggs Golf Lead DELRAY BEACH Fla IB Marilynn Smith using a new cross-handed putting pip shot a three-under-par 10 Saturday and took a two-stroke lead in the Louise Suggs Golf Tournament Miss Smith who won the first stop on the LPGA tour last week at St Petersburg got five birdies on putts of II to 30 feet been a conservative put ter in the past and had a lot of troubles with those five-footers" she said new gri seems to give me a firmer lei hand" In the alx rounds she had used it she had been in the 00s three times Margie Masters shot a 71 on the 1500-yard Country Club and took second where Water Park and Shoreline meet KAR KARE CENTRE SERVICES ft SUPPLIES Tires Brekat Accessories Undercoat Shocks Balancing Alignment Mufflers and Tailpipes a Batteries Air conditioning sales and service a Free Parking Air-conditioned talas and waiting roam the whole salary structure Inevitably win rise They know that the sort id hard-nosed bargaining they are conducting is unknown to a sport In which the players have traditionally been the pawns Both are proud men who say they don't want to give In on matters of principle Yet both want to play baseball Koufax bridles when asked about reports that he really doesn't enjoy pitching I like to pitch" he says are certain things about the life of ballplayer I don't the travel for example But much as I like pitching I am also aware that the eno is inevitable It could be this year It could be 10 years from now But inevitable And I have learned to live with it" sMMinrs 145 First round leader Mickey Wright ten off to a 78 for a 140 and a tie with Sandra McClin ton The 54-hole tournament ends Sunday THI LIAMRt Marilyns Smith 74-4 13 Margie Matters Mlckty Sandra McCHnten Kathy Whitworth Sandra Haynio Judy Kimball Carol Mono Suo Maxwell Shirley Engietwm Peggy Wilson Kathy Camallug Althea Gibson Both Slone Nancy Symt nulh Jaston Cllflord Ann Creed Sybil Grlllin SO 0-74-14 im 7J-TV-147 7M4-HS 75-75-141 74-77-141 "III ws-iw hi 154 77-75-15 77-74-151 75-74-151 111 PAGE 3E SUNDAY MARCH 27 1966 EVERY WHITEWALL EVERY SIZE EVERY GRADE ONLY 99c MORE THAN BLACKWALLS USUALLY $250 MORE ALL NEW TUBELESS NYLON CORD! baht Uw Vert tmm Newt (write Jf negotl have reached the point where they come down to basic principles" says Sandy Koufax of the holdout campalgn he and Ron Drysdale are jointly con-JucUng against the Los Angeles imagers ball club Is defending the principle that It doesn't real-ly have to negotiate with a ballplayer because we have no place else to go You might say Don wjdl are fighting for an anti-priodpto that ballplayers slaves that we nave a right to negotiate" At this critical point in their careers both Koufax and Drysdale seem formidably calm and philosophical This week when -they would normally be rounding Into shape for the coming baseball season the two star vitchers are taking acting tes-ons to prepare for their robes motion picture scheduled to start production April 4 picture came along at good Koufax notes will give us a chance to put awav some basic capital for the coming year and also time to reflect on what we want to do with ourselves if we don't play this season or ever The prospect of not pitching which once seemed a vague nightmare is now accepted by tne two men as reality Both are discussing their plans and prospects openly weighing offers and long-term opportunities Drysdale said he's keenly interested in an offer id a continuing role on a TV series called Iron Horse" that win be broadcast by ABC next season Robertson win be the star and I would have a running part" he said a story about a guy who inherits a train" Not Really Interested Koufax though he'll appear opposite Drysdale in Shot" admits he's less interested in an acting career production end of show business interests me more than performing" Koufax says like the prospect of creating Both men have no worries for the short term They are con-! Marichal hasn't faced Los Ansidering a 30- or 60-day tour of'geles since the altercation with Japan that would net each a calchcr Aug a six-figure sum Koufax has: signed a contract for his uto-l" Franctacos Candlestick biography that could yield as Park He said he might be in much as $150000 from Viking! shape to pitch a few innings Tress and Look Magazine next weekend when the world Marichal Fight Affect Says 36-M0STH GUMNTEE Our finest Premium grade wider deeper treaded tires 18 MONTH GUARANTEE Our fina-grada rugged dependable tires 27 MONTH GUARANTEE Our finer-grade cool quietriding first line tires 86 2886 Kox Lcwin In Main Event Kart Kox and Mark Lewin meet in the main event on Thursday night's wrestling card Ringside Aren The Mummy and the Amazing Zuma tangle in toe speda event Both will the best of three falls The Apache and Danny Car den as are in the second preliminary while Jerry Miller and Golden Terror are scheduled for the opener 2 2086 2 2 3686 5061571515 WHITEWALL 5061573515 WHITEWALL 5061571515 WHITEWALL tlonal League President Warren Giles for hitting Roseboro on the head with a bat Marichal maintained he was provoked into the attack never forget that day" he recalled I think it affected my pitching the rest of last season and it won't bother it this After the fight Marichal finished the season 3-4 but wound up with a 22-13 record the only major league hurler to have won 20 or more the past three campaigns He was a holdout until Tuesday when he agreed on a contract in the neighborhood of $70000 Juan declared he will pitch against Los Angeles like I have all along You worry when you play" Softball Umpires To Meet Today A meeting of the Corpus Chris-ti Softball Umpires Association will be held today at 4 pm at St Patrick's School president Merle Currie said Rules will be discussed and tests given for the softball sea son champion Dodgers have three) exhibitions against the Giants Juan drew a $1750 fine and1 eight-day suspension from Na- Are You A Great Lover? Brush League Galls Meeting ALICE (Sp) Brush Country I Baseball League will hold its final meeting prior to actual play Wall's 66 Steak House here Larry Lebovilz said any team I or teams interested in Joining the league must send a repre-1 sentative Already entered in the I league are Hap'a Paisanos of I Freer Palito Blanco Pirates Alice Mohawks and the Alice All- Stars League games will be played I each Tuesday and Thursday! nights Meanwhile there's always the chance that they'll remain baseball pitchers with the Los Angeles i The two who won 49 of their 97 victories last year originally asked for a three-year $1 million contract The team responded with an offer of a one-year contract calling for $100000 for Koufax and $85000 for Drysdale The two say they'll drop their three year demand but on pay they insist they want more than the Dodgers have offered and that they will bargain together One and Only Offer The Dodgers have declined to make another pay offer and are adamantly opposed to collective bargaining In any form As a result of the Koufax Drysdale affair some alarmed Los Angeles fans are trying to peddle their season tickets One local paper prints daily "strike bulletins" Howard Koch studio chief at Paramount Pictures says he's received angry phone calls and letters from baseball fans who resent Paramount signing the two men for Shot" At a Beverly Hills party attended by the two pitchers recently such show business stars as Dean Martin Milton Bcrle Rock Hudson Danny Kaye Barbara Rush and Chuck Connors altered them their advice One Whitewall 2 for 23861 2886 2386 2886 2386 2086 2886 3386 Tubeleis I Sixes 750775xl4 800825x14 850855x14 650685735x15 670775x15 710815x15 760845x15 Tubeless Slochwolli Whitewall I Sixes 600x13 650x13 750775x14 800825x14 850855x14 950900885x14 650685735x15 670775x15 710815x15 760845x15 1 800920915x15 All prica pla fid fa and aid tira aH your car Seaside Colt Meeting Set Seaside Colt League yesterday set a date but not a site for its annual election of officers and for player registration President Neiman said the meeting with a site to be announced later this week will be held Tuesday April 5 ALL PRICES PLUS FED TAX and OLD TIRES OFF YOUR CAR ALL PRICES PLUS FED TAX and OLD TIRES OFF YOUR CAR Spring Drills To Begin Monday GUARANTEE AGAINST WEAR OUT DEFECTS ALL ROAD HAZARDS Guaranteed agaimt all read hazards such at glow cult curb kruiwt Impact break gtc ancountared under nor mol driving conditions Roplocomcntt flrt prorotid on current telling price for time ued Vonderhilf lire are aln guaranteed again? wearautl Should your lira wear out anytime during the guarantee period under nmmnl driving condition you will receive Iho soma percentage If rurrent-elling prica of new fire a number of month nf your guarantee Tire art repaired or replaced al our diwretmn LICHTENSTEIN'S GIVES YOU THE EDGE ON DRIVING CONVENIENCE! 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