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Jays' Carlson THE Wink Named New Grid Coach at TC A TVnvTTXTi HfTT Sign Contract With Cubs by Frank Farrington President George Budd today announced the appointment of Jack S. Wink as head football coach at St. Cloud State Teachers college. For the past four years Wink has been head coach at Stout Institute at Menomonie, Wis. He will take the place of Les Luymes who resigned after winning five straight conference championships at St.

Cloud. Luymes has accepted a position as athletic director at North Dakota Agricultural college at Fargo. In his college days Wink star- red at quarterback under Harry Stuhldreher at the University of Wisconsin in 1942, 1948 and 1947. He also played quarterback under Fritz in 1943 while attending the I'niversity uf.Mich-igan under the V-12 program during the war. In 1942 his Wisconsin team was second to Ohio State in the Big 10 and alternated with Ohio State for top ranking in the national football polls.

The 1943 Michigan team was first in the Big 10 and ranked third nationally. His 1947 team at Wisconsin placed second in the Big 10. As for personal honors, Wink was captain of the 1947 Wisconsin team and placed second on the all-Big 10 team for 194G. Since his graduation from Wisconsin with an M. S.

degree in 1948, Wink has coached for one year at New London (Wis.) high school, for three years at Wayne (Nt-l. State college, and for four years at Stout. He had one undefeated season at Wayne and his overall record there was 21 victories and six losses. Stout and St. Cloud have played each other during each of the four years Wink was coach there.

St. Cloud has been the victor three times out of four but in 1953 a Stout team that had not won a game spoiled an undefeated year for St. Cloud with a 19-7 victory. Wink's teams use the T-for-matiun and single wing with balanced line, the system that he himself played under Stuhldreher. St.

Cloud teams under I-es Luymes have been using the Split-T formation. Wink is 33 jears old, married, and has two children. He will begin his duties at St. Cloud when football practice starts late in August, jj x1' 1 ,4 w'''' JACK WINK New St. Cloud TC Coech is Go Idies ere 1 onight After Rainout 'BEEZER' CARLSON Signs Chicago Cubs Contract Idle Rox Climb to 3rd Place Collcgeville SJU catcher Don "Beezer" Carlson signed a professional baseball contract with Claude Freeman, scout for the Chicago Cubs organization Thurs WINNIPEG'S GOLDEYES, here for the first time tonight, have a versatile manager in bespectacled Vera Benson.

Thirty years old, Benson plays either third, short, second or the outfield. Starting out with fconnie Mack at the age of 18 he almost immediately went into service for four years in the marines. Back in 1946 with the Athletics, Toronto and Savannah, he moved to Rochester in '47 for three years and in the following four years divided his time between the parent Cards, Houston and Rochester. Married, Benson is the father of an ciht-year-old daughter and a five-year-old son. Hi9 home is Granite Quarry, N.

C. He ought to feel at borne in the Granite City too. YOU MAY like the facts win Brockmeyer, successful Wausau football coach, quotes in his talks around the country quoting J. Edgar Hoover of the FBI: Of all men who have criminal records in the United States only two percent were athletes at one time or another The other 98 percent never took part in any sport Brockmeyer also says football is probably the best sport for developing a boy He says it requires three things brains, brawn and guts, with emphasis on the latter Winona State has hired Robert E. Jones of Berea, college as coach and physical education instructor to replace Gene Brod-hagen Whitey Ries, most valuable player in the Northern league in 1949, is manager of the Dothan club in the Alabama-Florida league He fractured an ankle in spring training Ries holds the Northern record for consecutive games without a strikeout 85 He was with Houston in the Texas last season Aberdeen's Pheasants have a new pitcher named Luther Conger a righthander down from the Class Lubbock, Texas, club Manager George Staller of the Pheasants is wearing a mustache and goatee because he belongs to the city's whisker club commemorating Aberdeen's 75th anniversary "II we fall gut of first place," says Staller, "the brush comes off" New Iberia, one of the two clubs operated by Jack O'Connor (former F-M GM) has withdrawn from the Evangeline league Jack has had a heart attack and is at his home in Daytona Beach ARTHUR MclNTIRE, Northern leagut umpire who hail originally from Monticello, is now a Three-I league ump, his contract having been sold Replacing him is Ronald Sherman Hawkins, who attended the McGowan ump college this spring Henry (Bruts) Welsch, a Johnny athelte and 1946 Rox outfielder, has resigned his coaching job at New Ulm Trinity High He's applying for a coaching job in the St.

Paul (his home town) system Ed Barry, one-time Rox first baseman, and Jeanne Eichorn are getting married June 9 in the Resurrection of Our Lord church in St. Louis Ed now is a graduate of St. Louis U. 12 The St. Cloud Daily Times Friday, May 25, 1956 day.

He will report to Lafayette, of the class Evangeline league on May 31, the day after his grad uation from St. John's with a B. A. in social science. Carlson, who had been followed with marked interest throughout the just completed college season by representatives of the Milwaukee Braves, St.

Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Dodgers, in addition to the Cubs, compiled a .397 batting average over the past three seasons as an SJU regular. His best year precentagewise was the 1955 season when he batted a torrid .486, and drove in 34 runs. He also hit eight homers, two doubles and a triple the same year to compile a slugging average of Postponement of two games and playing of two others did this to the Northern league standings Thursday night: St. Cloud advanced in the nip and tuck race for percentage points from fourth to third and DuluthSuperior from fifth to fourth, but Wausau losing out on a chance to share the top spot with Aberdeen bowed 4-3 to the Pheasants. The Lumberjacks fell from third to fifth.

Aberdeen rallied for three runs in the ninth to cop that decision and in the only other game played Duluth-Superior walked over visiting Winnipeg 12-5. So Aberdeen is one and a half games ahead of St. Cloud and Eau Claire in the tight race. Tonight th Winnipeg Goldeyes move into St. Cloud for the first January Leads Dallas Golf Open Dallas l)n January, a Texas freshman in professional golf, led the Dallas Centennial Open into its second round today.

Another Texan, veteran Henry Ransom, who plays only a few tournaments a jear, was close behind. January put together a 6-under-par Thursday. The field of 153 was decimated hy three who fell out in the wake of a suhpar onslaught that saw regulation figures over thi; tight yard Preston Hollow course slaughtered 33 times. Ransom, the 45-year-old Bryan, rancher who still plays under the banner of St. Andrews, 111., had a 65.

Bunched at 66 were Mike Souchak, the big exDuke football star from Grossinger's, N. Mario Gonzalez, the National Open champion of Brazil; and hulking Bud Holscher, Apple Vallev, Calif. Few of the big names and heralded favorites could stand the pace. Souchak was the only fellow among those rated strongest for top money to offer a severe threat. Mighty Mike slammed the second nine in a bristling 5-under-par 30 in a grand effort to overtake January.

Ben Hogan, Fort Worth's great who was the pretournament favorite, ran into putting trouble and settled for a 1-over-par 71. The 22 year old, 195 pounder Wrestler Louis Returns Home time this season with Vera Ben Night Games Boston Ted Williams hit .368 in night games in 1955 which was the best batting mark in the American league. son at the helm. Benson is play from Mason City, Iowa, led the Johnnies to successive MIAC pennants in 1954 and 1955 and this season kept his team in the thick of the race up until the final week before they dropped to a third place finish behind St. Thomas and St Mary's.

Another Johnny diamond great, and for some time a Minneapolis Miller standby, is presently managing a club in the Evangeline league where Carlson will be ing manager, with Rochester of Detroit UB Joe Louis, who fought his way from Detroit Golden Gloves rings to the worlds heavy the International league last season. He was in 125 games with the Triple A club in 1955, mostly at shortstop and he hit the key blow that enabled them to win the pennant He broke into pro ball weight boxing championship, came back home as a wrestler Thurs JOHNNIE BLANKETS GIVEN SENIORS-Thursday Ahhhfareal thirst quencher! day night at St. Johns. Others in the picture include seated (left to right): Bill Osborne, basketball and baseball coach; George Durenberger, athletic director; and John Gagliardi, football, hockey and track coach. (Times photo) But there were some 10,000 emp night the annual St John's athletic banquet was held in the St Mary's hall cafeteria.

Pictured passing one of the blankets to Bob Kleinschmidt is Eddie Klein, veteran of 30 years as property mao ty seats at Olympia stadium which he once could have jammed to the rafters with paying customers. Thursday Stars By Associated Press And his estimated $1,200 share of the $4,681 gate was attached by tew Batting: Mickey Mantle, Yankees Banged out five hits in five times at bat, including his 17th home run, at the age of 18 with the Philadelphia Athletics. He's never played lower than AA ball. And there is news today from the front office of the St Cloud club. It has been learned that catcher Bill Boak has suffered a bone iracture in his ankle and may be out of action for eight weeks.

A new pitcher will arrive momentarily and hurler Julio Martinez is being released and returned to his home in Santo Domingo. U. S. internal revenue agents for back income taxes. He owes an yr NELSON FOX, CHICAGO WHITE SOX, DISCOVERS WHY estimated $1,250,000 to Uncle Sam, as Yanks whipped Detroit 11-4.

Pitching: Robin Roberts, Phillies Louis pinned Jim Bernard in a one-fall exhibition in seven minutes and 57 seconds. A crowd of Chalked up his fifth victory of the season by being tight in the pinches against Brooklyn 6-4. sMi.oyffi' 4,410 turned out. Louis is unbeaten in 16 wrestling turn matches, since he turned grap- Boak's injury is important to the Nothing does like Seven-Up! LaPorte, Ind. National water ski championship events have been pler four months ago, but tax scheduled here and the dates are agents of late have been attaching club.

With Bill out there is no one to go behind the bat in case anything happens to the skipper. set for August 24-26. his purses regularly. Tonight Rollie Santos is slated against the Goldeyes. He has pitched 30 innings including the 1 14 he toiled against the Fargo- Moorhead Twins here May 15.

Earned runs off him total 8. He has a win and a loss. Among the Goldeyes seven wins to date are two over the Aberdeen Pheasants and one over St. Cloud, 8-4, in the only game the latter Ik ml PJ fANV 1 tf t-'- ''a two clubs have played. Leading pitcher on the Winnipeg club is Carlos Thome, who has an ERA of 3.82 and a won-lost mark of 2-2.

The top Winnipeg batsman to date is Bob "Rik" Rikard who is batting at .333. Pedro Cardenal who with Thorne was on the '55 club, currently is hitting .320. I 5 i i If If Ino Rodriguer is leading the Rox with an unofficial average of .418, followed by Charley Fox and Nick Tedesco with .364. At Duluth Thursday night, sent five pitchers into a gen erous parade. The Twisox sprinkled 11 timely hits in with 12 walks and gained a series split as Jack Kralich, a new southpaw, picked up his second victory.

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