The Monitor from McAllen, Texas • 9

VlllV fveak Mmlhf Mt A Mm, Taaat Phan to Host Swim Meet VALLEY EVIMNC MONITOR Rio Grande With Speed rHARR Seven Rio Gran- Palms Swim Club of Tharr. will in the meet and trophies will coach. City Armed and Passing de Valley swimming teams will feature the swimming teams of also be awarded Individuals in Rill Hunt who is a McAlli converge on-mo new marrine uarungen kiks, iiarnncen cacn ace group wiin ine nign-iiign xnooi teacner, coacnti SEP i i Olympic 50 meter pool Salur- City, Brownsville Swim Club. lest number of points. Medals, the Cascade Pool swim team, day and Sunday for the first Brownsville Elks, Cascade Pool Mrs.

Winficld explained, will the other Uppcf Valley team en-annual Age -Group Club; Mercedes Aquatic and tie presented first, second andtcrcd in the meet. Meet. Pharr. 'third places and ribbons are to, The a meet, hosted; The meet grts underway at 8 tie awarded to fourth fifth and and sponsored by the West a.m. Saturday with the finals' sixlh places ln each age group.

of the first day scheduled to; The pool is located just off BITTING IS LT start at 6 p.m. On -Sunday, the Highway 281 west of Crumps, Bowlinq League Meets Thursday TkKNTON, n. At- imai flay, action Dcgins at jo sne saia. In ii a r. tin B.m.

Th hnl nh rnmiviMH nunafcvi iil Twins' Me I May Be 1st Mgr. toGetAx over last year at -Atlantic City An array of trophic-and swimmers from Pharr. San lh aUcy Bowl South Tenthj Race Track, and state Treasur- other awards will be present-; Juan, Edlnlmrg, and McAllen said a meeting will be held; By TERRY IIOLMAM Monitor Sports Editor (Editor's Note: This Is an-other In a series on the. 1964 area football teams designed to give fans a pre season preview at Wnat-to-expect In the various races.) RIO GRANDE CITY Coiled for the strike at the District J6-AAA football championship the Rio Grande City Rattlers pose as the strongest threat to ending P-SJ-A's long domination of the league. This Is what the loop coaches believe in what could be the toughest 3-A conference In the state.

Recently a poll was. tak er John A. Kcrvick said Wed-ed. according Iff Mrs. won anu piesmcm 01 me west inursaay ai p.m.

mr nesday he expects an even! Winficld. secretaryfif the West: Palms Swim. Club is Don Win-' Men's Tri Palms bowling ereatcr Increase durine the! Palms Swim Club The team field. The coach o( the Pharr, league. NEW YORK (UPI) It's O'Malley is, the president and, Democratic Natlcnal Conven-i trophy will be given to the, team Is Jim Barker and, Mrs.

All members are urged to be Russian roulette time In the ne the man with final say. tiori. beein next wpp''. 1 team recording the most points wizaiiein west is me aivmg prescni. A majors again, meaning you can start looking for those managerial casualties, with Sam of Minnesota slated to be among the early victims.

MllEu EMS? If II Inevitably, when a club goes bad, a change has to be made. As one club owner put it, "You can't fire all the ball players," en of the skippers. They picked PSJ-A to win but figure Rattlers are the best bet to up i i'-i S. a' ,) "ft- fc -r so he resorts to the next best set the Bears' tea party if any thing and simply fires the man team can. Coach E.

C. Lerma known agcr. That being the case, Mole as the dean of Valley coaches Ml a good bet to go, but don't wor with his 26 years as a football professor returns eight men to his Rattler nest with seven of these regulars from ry about him because he's ar extraordinarily capable base ball man and an eonallv good bet to wind up with another managing lob. either with the Boston Red Sox or New York Mets. last year's powerful team.

Probably his best player on the team is his son, John. John. Lerma, 175-pound senior quarterback, who Is out to earn his fourth varsity letter, last year won all district and all-Valley scats with his shiftiness, speed, power and aerial arm. Lerma Standout Mcle won't be the only man ager to go. He'll havei a lot of company.

Craft May Go The Houston Colts will notify Harry Craft they no longer re quire his managerial services and Alvin Dark Drobablv will get the same message from the It is also expected that Lerma, known as the "Pigskin will wrap up the district total offense crown which he won the past two seasons. He nailed down 1,248 yards last season and chewed up another 1,667 pieces of real es- totn in 1QA7 Tho Cniritorl ban Francisco uiants. This will give Houston eener al manager Paul Richards nerfect opportunity to i LERMA E. Dark as manager of the Colts, o-inor i naci sive 145-78-6 overall record in through and help us on offense an idea Richards has been the mark and is ex-JW long coaching career, picks and defense, we will be in around hip Ti Mre In ftrrhf it rttif ti lth chinA I pected to race to over "iuv mus a chance to offer Craft yards rushing in. his four years.1: 1X1 mnu, Houston.s farm system it "We Rio Grande City) can- our main weakness is a Three other managers also are sweating it out while However Lerma as great as not afford iniunes to any of ourj bench." he is, may see are J.

R. fourth one has been listed Lester Williams. stolen from him by All-District some wmams also the var Uv amonS tne vulnerables so long teammate Roberto Contre- fftor 111 material, if some imams is aiso ine thoroughly used to it. ras, lbo-pouna junior naupacK; 1 The three who aren't at all sure they'll be getting their scoring whiz. Last season ton SIZING UP TEAMS business mail at the same ad treras, then just a sophomore, dashed to 106 points placing oress next year are Johnny Kcane of the St.

Louis Cardi Better Passing Gives Browns New Confidence na's, Charlie Dressen of the Detroit Tigers and Yogi Barra of 'ill 1 the New York Yankees him atthe'top of the Valley scoring chart. He also lettered as a freshman. Lerma! and Contreras will be joined by returning letterman Eddie Barrera (165-senior-hali-back). David Gonzalez (173 senior) 1- A- llfA. La if wuztr siu mum The fourth fellow is Walt'Al ston, who happens to have sen CLEVELAND, Ohio (UGI)-! Veteran Bernie Parrish will iority over au present major The Cleveland Browns, alwaysibe at one cornerback spot whilejcague managers in point of If i jv ennunuen service with one back to left end this year.

Isince 1357, head into the newled to be at the right side. crlub but who also hanoens to UniHinrT lin tho lino ill Kfl IPlK-ill I no mi a cn i I imr PAni i rnnAnl.fAnr "j' wiv- wiuau League mca-j i a wuriuai i-p-iw What Can PvnPPto1 VPtoraa Rirharrt r.tltiPTTP7 MOO- u-ifK rnnfiHonpa man ic m-norfoH nf nlav nno uai1 "-Afjcvitu -ivii ivuvnvu vuiinutiav.iim.., U'nnn no umc a u'nr rhim senior) at tackle, who also won because of a souped up passing saieivspoiwniieineoinersaie-pionip one year and finishcs an cusinci nonors iasi season attack. Jitttton Da Unci Champion iy vi ui tunic ii um a tiuui) inai i cpvpnt IhA tlPvt as Rio rode to a sparkling 6-3-1 record. Gutierrez may be one The Browns, who have vt-iwans ouuuy rranh- a doesn't necessarily nn flirrht noccinn rrnma nrn line. JtDSS riicmcr and .1 li i-t Tirttfont Champion Nyfon Wider, deeper tread rivet ynu 20 more mileare than' the Fimitnne NYIX1NAIRE more trartion edrea than the Fireatone MYLONAIRE.

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i IUU-IU5J11 pacing gallic iu 6" lbll)II Will IK Kl EO. lie of the linemen the Val- 3,,, bIock.busUng Jimmy Shorter and newcomers Dave has a solid champion ley 4t Brown, look like a dirrerent; "vvcu v.diui. nresident Buzzv Bavasi. Bear oriKinal equipment tire on new 1964 cart five you .10 more mileage than the Firestone SAFETY CHAMPION NYLON. TAinifiB in iin club with the addiUon of Paul! The Browns defensive linejin mind, however, Walter I El lm EL W'arfield, former Ohio State; has been bolstered by the ac- three lettermen.

Joel Ma are halfback, Iquisition of tackle Dick Modze-lP01 in fourth place ine speea or wanieia, wnonewski from the New Giants. Although Rnh T.ain and; MCKiaus, Who has finished could be another Bobby Mitchell, the continued development Frank Parker have been play-ianionS the toP five ln 14 of 20 in? wth tho firsf tpam MnH7v. tournaments this year, boosted of flanker Gary Collins and the emergence of Tom Hutchinson lewski is exnerted in spp rnn-his earnings to $99,117 com have enabled the Browns to roll' sidcrable action. The defensive to Palmer's, bankroll of drigal (185-junior end); David Peterson (190-junior tackle): and Duard McGuffin (190 senior-tackle). Others are geared for action.

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Hf'ad Coach Blanton Coller, starting his second year, has Ernie Green as the other running back. Green averaged only six carries per game last season but still amassed 526 yards. He has looked faster this year and is a good receiver. Although the Browns offensive line looked weak at times to teii 6P I evaat. at Cocoa.

beginning Sept 1MB IMI kNM Mm. tm I.t: al MM. mat I MMlmMt. 1, the Colts announced Thurs day. Carreon (165-soph-guard), Heri-berto Silva (160-soph-guard), and Louis Garcia (205 soph-; tackle).

Punting Chores David Gonzalez, Lerma said, will do the punting along with Kenneth Anderson, while John Lerma and Eddie Barrera will handle the aerial works. The Rattlers have speed and passing which are their strong points, while the bench depth is light. Lerma. who graduated from Kingsville High School I and Texas plans to use the 1 formation as well as the spread. With the workouts only days old, Lerma, who also coached "50- t-t-Tf-fnQ.

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