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2-0 Sunday, February 4, 1962 Son Antonio EXPRESS NEWS CUSStmO ADS, CA 5-1611 MMftY SEMI-ANNUAL SALE of men's fall and winter apparel replenish your wardrobe now at real savings Alamo Plaza Store Only SAVE on special groups broken lots SUITS were 69' 5 to now 34' 5 to 67 50 SPORT COATS were to now 17 50 to 47 50 ALAMO PLAZA ONLY Milam BIdg. Store Only Selected Group LOUIS ROTH SUITS and SPORT COATS MILAM BLDG. ONLY Wonderland Store Hours Monday Thursday Friday 10 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Tuesday Wed.

Saturday 10 a.m. 'til 6 p.m. price! BSS3B ALAMO PLAZA STORE ONLY Broken Lots and Sizes SLACKS ALAMO PLAZA STORE ONLY Entire Stock CROSBY SQUARE SHOES 1 PR1CE DOWNTOWN AND WONDERLAND FINE FURNISHINGS SPORT SHIRTS TIES JACKETS GIFT ITEMS FELT HATS CORDUROY SUITS and-CORDUROY PANTS DOWNTOWN AND WONDERLAND Substantial Savings on Special Groups Clothing SUITS Were 57.50 to 150.00 now 43" to 112 50 You save 14.40 to 37.50 SLACKS Were 15.95 to 35.00 now 95 to 26 25 You Save 4.00 to 8.75 SPORT COATS Were 35.00 to 95.00 Now TOPCOATS You Save 8.75 to 23.75 were69 9 5 Now 52 45 to 108" You save 17.50 to 36.25 CHARGE IT- Use your 2-in-l optional charge account. Pay in 30 or 90 days or take up to 6 months if you wish. GOLDEN GLOVES TEAM LEAVES HERE FEB.

14 Ring Winners Eye State San Antonio's Golden Gloves boxing team, getting ready for the state tournament which opens Feb. 15 in Fort Worth, is training together daily at the Alamo Boxing Club gym. The team will leave San Antonio at noon, Feb. 14. The eight boys and Coach Publio Casillas will meet at the Express-News building at noon and expect to be in Fort Worth in time tor a 6 p.m.

meeting there. Six open division champions will be making the trip along with two substitutes. Lightweight champion Martinet suffered a broken bone in his left hand while winning a decision over Genera Cervantes so he will not be able to participate in the state tournament. Cervantes will go in his place. Both finalists In open featherweight division are unable to compete in Fort Worth so Albert Padilla, an open bantam, is moving up to carry San Antonio's hopes in the featherweight class.

The regional winners who round out the San Antonio team include Heavyweight Alfred Andrade, Light Heavy Tom Steed, Middleweight Frank Gal- lardo. Welterweight Gilbert Gutierrez, Bantamweight Mata and Flyweight Chartif. Mata. All expenses for the trip to Fort Worth will be paid by the' Kxpress-News Athletic Association, sponsor of the regional tourney here. The state meet runs from Feb.

15-20 with an off day on Feb. 18, a Sunday. 'Don't Quote Me' By JOHNNY JANES The Royal Theory Darrell Royal, the University of Texas football coach who has been somewhat more than successful in his five seasons at Austin, probably never will admit that there really is place In football for the forward pass. More than likely that is because the 37-year-old coach always has been one to study statistics before making plans and he has this to say about the figures on passing: "Every time you throw that ball only three things can happen and two ot them are bad." That is, the odds are 2-1 that there will be an interception or an Incomplete instead ol a completion. Last season Royal's Longhorns earned share of the South- west Conference championship, a 12-7 victory over Ole Miss in the Cotton Bowl and an overall 10-1 record with deft use of the pass.

In those games they passed almost twice as often as in previous seasons. Does that mean Royal no longer has his personal peeve against the pass, except as a desperation measure? "Well, I guess I've learned to live with it," the coach replied but at the time he looked as worried as a man being touched for a loan by a brother-in-law who had been unemployed, by choice, for the last 10 years. No doubt he was thinking of those bad things that can happen when the ball is thrown. Only 9 Seniors But-- Numerically, the Longhorns lost little from the great 1961 team that was undefeated through eight games until upset by TCU on a Sonny Gibbs pass that escaped the two bad things that can happen to passes. Barring grade upsets, all but nine of last season's team will return.

Individually, however, those few losses are frightful. "We had wonderful leadership from our co-captains, Mike Gotten and Don Talbert," Royal explained. "Then there were Bob Moses and David Kristynik and the other seniors. All of them gave inspiration to our younger, less experienced boys. "Then there were the individual stars we lose.

How can anyone replace James Saxton? I doubt that there ever was one like him before, so how can we expect to find another? And Jack Collins--we are going to find it difficult to find somebody who can block like he blocked for us last season, in addition to catching passes." Only Time Will Tell Of course, a lot of coaches would enjoy having Royal's worries over replacing only nine seniors. To those that lost two top units, that would be like having to walk a mile to the bank to deposit a million bucks. With Jerry Cook and Tommy Ford as replacements for Saxton, Johnny Genung and Duke Carlisle ready to fill in for Gotten at quarterback and a huge personnel pool handy from which other replacements may be drawn, Texas certainly will field another good team in 1962. Whether Royal and his staff will, have another great team remains to be seen. The final label could depend on what happens when Genung and Carlisle throw the ball into the air in an effort to get to the other end of the field in a hurry.

Golf Dates Named For State Meets Dates and locations for the State in San Antonio. Wilson said that Amateur and' State Senior golf tourney will run through the 29th. were announced here Saturday night by M. P. Wilson, president of the Texas Golf Assn.

The amateur attorney has been awarded to the Corpus Christ! Country Club and will open June 4 and run through the 9th. Defending champion John Paul Cain of Lubbock is expected io be back to protect his title. San Antonio's Mickey King won the event the last time it was played at Corpus Christi, which was 1957. Wilson said that he expects a larger field than last year when alout 120 of the-state's best amateur linksmen fired for the crown at Austin. Seniors will open their tourney Sept.

24 at Oak Hills Country Club Women Plan Low Ball Meet A low ball mixed foursome golf tournament will be sponsored by the Brackenridge Park "Women's Golf Assn. on Feb. 11 at Brackenridge Park. Tickets to the Texas Open will be the prizes. Entry fee is $2, with tee off times between 10:30 a.m.

and 12 noon. Entries may be made by calling Mrs. John Surber, PE5-7683, or Mrs. Willis Hunt, TA2-7084. Go-Kart Races Go-Kart Racing will begin at 2 p.m.

Sunday at the Go-Kart Trtck, Rittiman Rotti and Loop 13. Time (rials begin at 1 p.m. There is a 50 cents admission cl.arge. One reason for the anticipated large field, Wilson said, was that was so many "extra entertainment Willie features have been added this year for both the golfers and their Drag Races Carded Today i Hill, with his supercharged, twin 1 dual- wheeled "sling shot," will be the featured attraction as another afternoon of drag racing is reeled off at 2 p.m'. Sunday on the Ritti- man Rd.

strip. With his powerfully built machine, Hill is given a good chance of bettering the local elapsed time record of 8.65 seconds. Famed Boxer Dies at 70 JEVITTOWN, N.J. (AP) -Jerome V. Jefferds, a former boxer who estimated he.

fought more than 600 bouts between 1910 and 1927, died Saturday at Rancocas Valley Hospital. Jefferds, who used the ring name of Jeff Smith, was 70. Among his fights was a no- decision, 15-rounder against Gene Tunney Dec. 8, 1924, in New Orleans. Tunney was American light heavyweight champion at that time.

TIGERS PRACTICI Th Jon Antonio Tlgert bailiiall Itom wll at 1 p.m. Sunday of Con- zoln Field. FIGHTS COKES HERE--Kid Rayo, handsome Nica-' ragua welterweight champ, meets world ranked Curtis Cokes in a 10-round main event here Feb. 13. Rayo, Cokes Meet Here on Feb.

13 Kid Rayo, fresh from a Wednesday night knockout victory over Tony Lopez, will arrive in San Antonio late this week to complete training for his Feb. 13 main event bout with Curtis Cokes. Cokes, world's eighth-rankec welterweight who hails from Dallas, was signed to take on Rayo after Kenny Lane was beaten last week. Rayo fought Caspar Ortega here late last year, dropping a close decision. Since that time he has beaten Lopez and lost a split de- Knicks Rally To Turn Back Royals NEW YORK (AP) The New York Knickerbockers rallied from an eight-point deficit in the fourth quarter to defeat the Cincinnati Royals 121-110 hi a nationally televised National Basketball Associ ation game at Madison Square Garden Saturday.

Richie Guerin, with 34 points the Knicks' top scorer, bu 3 Naulls, with 14 of his 32 points in the final period, an Johnny Green, who had 21 points and 21 rebounds, led fee final rally- The Royals, who twice stopped what appeared to be New York runaways when the Knicks went 4 out to lead 26-16 in the first period and 56-47 in the second quarter, opened their biggest margin 94-86, early in the last session Tigett Stays As Seguin Sox Boss SEGUIN (Spl.) Malcolm Tig- ett was re-elected president of the Seguin White Sox at the organizational meeting of the semipro team. Other officers elected Ross Langley, first vice president; Kermit Westerholm, second vice president; and Verl (Jiggs) Westergard, field manager. A business manager i be selected by the officers in the near future to replace Luther Paul Sagebiel, who has served the post for three years. Volleyball Refs Listed Three San Antonians, Donald 3eelke, Douglas Boydon and Tom Dairies, are listed as national referees of thj U.S. Volleyball the 1962 edition of the year book ust off the presses.

There are only'six Texans alto- on the list from a total ofi 100 in the U.S., Canada and' Mexico. cision to Charlie Scott, who 1 fought on national TV last night. Cokes is one of Texas' top beti for a world championship: Tha Dallas belter took a ID-round cision from Luis Rodriguez, putting the fifth-ranked welter floor twice for eight counts. also holds a decision with Manny Gonzales and should be an excellent sub for Lane since he ones held Lane to a draw. The card, set for Municipal Auditorium, is being promoted by Pete (Speedy Davis) Kouchoukos.

An eight-round semi-final will send Danny Felan, undefeated lightweight against Javier Ovalle, Ciudad Acuna veteran who has won 50 of his 53 bouts. Ovalle has won -three straight knockouts here. Tickets for the card are priced at $3.50, J2.50 and $1.50. Swim Clinic Closes Here A two-day swiming clinic concluded at the BAMC indoor pool Saturday, with several ejtih- bition races climaxing the San Antonio Aquatic clinic. Carol Houston, edged Myra Michaels of Fort Sam Houston in the women's 500-yard freestyle in Paul Scott Pentathlon team won the freestyle in 5:03.5, and Rens GarU non of Corpus Christ! led Qwr women's 250 yard breaststroke-ifif 4:18.3.

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