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-I, A jr Hw Oolly signing of tackto Pat Holmes Signs with Stampeders Mt Cos Ctolf. Wisml of Texas Tech. Thursday, Mar. Too Many 7s' foe Pirates QutdonhA CALGARY, Alts, (UPI The 'Calgary Stampeders of The foot, 4 I Inch, 245-pounder was the third round draft choice of the Phlladel- the Western Football Confer- phis Eagles of the 1 1 n- al Football League. ence today announced Race Pennant fo urem Columbus, Howie Goss .299 in 1960 when the Pirates won This the fifth of to 1 s- at Vancouver and Ron woods the pennant, chalked up only three victories in 1961 when Get Rcsdy l.07 fci thi T.

GOLFING S1AS0N .309 at Hobbs. It looks like patches on the 1962 prospects of the major league baseball clubs. Woods needs at least another sore arm sidelined i mj year of seasoning. most of the season. He's been By LEO PETERSEN" FORT.

MYERS, Fla. (UPI) taking it easy thus far this Johiuoa Don LT Donn Clendenon, wno 1 1 ,290 at Columbus with 22 hom The Pittsburgh Pirates spring. DISCONTINUED don "want mm try-owing SHORTENING SHADOWS in the snow have sig ers and 82 RBI's, may: turn out to be an outfield sleeper. seem to lack too much to figure in the 41962 National nalled the Arrival of spring to all nature, even more MEN'S LADIES GOLF SETS to hard down here," Mar-taugh explains. "I've told He normally is a first base League pennant race, al surely than our calendars noted the new season this man, but with DicK, stuan him that all I want him to ao available for that r- is to be ready' by April 10)- 5 Irons MacGregor.

though Manager Danny Mur-taugh insists they could go all the way week. As the days lengthen the rooster pheasant, feels sud taugh is giving Clendenon a that he doesn't have to make 2 Woods Hnn 5 Irons shot in the outfield. Pitcher Vera Law denly compelled to crow, and the cock grouse goes in this ball club In spring The Pirates are loaded with back; 9 J) J) 2 Woods Bag search of a drumming spot Sap flows in the sugar bush, and the old hound starts scratching the underfur He finds a catcher to Law, his doctor and ur- shortstops regular Dick Groat and reserves Dick Schofield arid Johnny Logan taugh all are hopefuL but it's back up Smoky far too early to tell. Without -He finds some reserve out Other MacGregor Sets to $1 95.00 fielders -----t-" 'andone-otmelatter 0 might go in a deal for either him back in his 1960 form, the Pirates probably will lack Plus a left handed relief outfield or catching help. pitcher.

which kept him warm all winter. it's 0 ifljMOT nature lovers in general. During the next few weeks our area wUl be visited by great numbers and varieties of birds, many of which wiU stop only briefly on the icay to more northern nesting grounds. There will be the northward migration of water the necessary pitching. 1 Last year, Burgess shared the catching with Hal Smith, The infield is set with Stu 25e Those are all trig' its.

LAW, WHO WON 20 games art on first, Bill Mazeroski at second. Groat at short and MEN'S A LADIES PLASTIC Golf Shoes fom $11.95 Golf Tubes'" USID STRIPED USED MAKY ORAD Golf Balls 5 I $1 Golf Balls Complete Assortment of Golf Accessories BUY NOW ON LAYBY whom the Pirates lost along with all their reserve outfielders and lefthanded relief hur Don Hoak at third. Mazeroski fowl too an even more stirring1 sight than the fall Hook Reveals and Groat slumped off in 1961 ler Bobby Shantz in the NL from their showing of the flight to me. The scene will be one of mingled hope and sadness thisyear though, for the returning ducks draft. Burgess is 35 and frank ly admits that tie no.Jonger will be few comparison to other years Sign Stealing can go out there every oay.

and rain may help restore some of the year but it's still con-sidered one of the best all around infields in the league. Murtaugh is going to try out the veteran Harvey Haddix in the bullpen. The southpaw Don Leppert, who hit Little League nesting grounds lost to drainage and drought recent 3.98 as a part-timer Columbus is the big catching, hope. years but the fate of waterfowl remains in the hand by Cincinnati BATS THERE CERTAINLY is ALL LEATHER Baseball Gloves from Others to 16.9S REG. 7.95 Baseball Shoes nothing wrong with the -Pi ORLANDO, Fla.

(AP) Did rates starting outfield of Bod hazards. She is unflinching in Clemente, Bill Virdon and 5.99 her resolve once the mother Cincinnati yvin the National League pennant last- year Reg. 3.49 instinct is strong in her breast, Bob Skinner, although the latter slumped off to .268 in with the help of some cloak- 520 $140 If nesting boxes prove prac and-dagger sign stealing? 1961 with only three homers tical, the design will be offered to conservation clubs IMPORT 10.93 VALUE Baseball Glove Pitcher Jay Red and 42. runs batted inv 1 e- Reg. 1.98 6.95 leg hurler last season and mente is their big power gun looking for wildlife projects now with the New York Mets, and mind of man.

HORNED LARKS and horned owls have already settled down to the business of raising families this year. The doughty little 1 a build nests on the first bare patches they can find. This usually means the edges of country roads, where heaps of dirty snow still tower over the tiny nests, made of the same dead grass in which they are Find such a nest and you will likely find it occupied by four gray eggs, marked with brow scarcely an inch long and half as much He batted .351 with 23 homers diwk" npstint hrotps Tuesday backed up reports and 89 RBI's while the fleet MacGREGOR C44 nave been the birthplaces of Virdon hit .260 with nine Bll Reg. 12.95 9.88 98c a multitude of woodie? in our area in recent years and that the Reds had a man posted in the center field scoreboard at some HR's and 58 RBI's. BASEBALLS AND Softballs from RUBBER COVERED None of the three rookies was 10-6 last season, in spot starting roles and relief.

If Haddix should make it i and little righthander Elroy Face (6-12) comes back to his 1959 and 1960 the Pi-rates would be all right in the bullpen department. FOB STARTERS there are Bob Friend. (14-19), Joe Gib, bon (13-10), Wilmer Mizell (7-10) and Tom Sturdivant, who won five games for the Pirates after they bought him from Columbus; and, of course, Law if he is sound. Friend came to camp -this spring weighing the same as he did when he broke in back in 1951 .197 pounds and Murtaugh believes this lighter weight will help him. Mizell is 31 and cannot be used every; fourth dayr So if La doesn't come back, the i rates could be hurting and for starting hurlers.

also- have produced games to pick off signs available for utility outfield told pounds of wild on flashed by opposing catchers, LARGE SIZE Whiffle Balls duty has an impressive rec Reg. 59c quantities of squirrels, and 39c Softball 1.95 The signs were reportedly ord. Larry Elliot hit .257 at have served as home and hearth for assorted other telephoned to the Cincinnati dugout. $2.98 BASEBALL SUN GOGGLES Moore Opens Workout REPORTS THAT Cincinna If the maljard boxes could do half as well they would be tl was using Brooks Law former Redleg pitcher worth the trouble. WHEEL GOODS FOR BOYS GIRLS who is now a scout, the LOS ANGELES.

(UPI) Archie Moore, co holder of the world light heavyweight i 1 1 opened workouts Wednesday for his March 30 scoreboard role have been rampant this spring. BOY'S GIRL'S HUFFY St. John's, I don Know, exactly Dout with' Alejandro Lavo ratite of Argentina. 3895 what games, but I do Bicycles that Brooks Lawrence a STURDY CONSTRUCTION 10" Tricycles 9 ALL SIZES Coaster Wagons out there in the scoreboard," )ayton Eye in diameter. The tinkling song of these little fellows is especially beautiful in the white silence In which it is usually first heard each year.

Undismayed by snow, you may even see a horned lark taking a bath in it! The huge owls are raising their young in big hollows where the eggs were 1 aid last month. Two owlets to the nest is the usual thing. Th great horned owl is a deadly hunter and the youngsters seldom suffer front lack of food. Luckily for the squirrels, the owls find moonlight much more to their liking than the glare of the sun on snow. Not Hard Rubber Tires, Coaster Brakes 9IVI VI WIV9 Hook said.

"Other clubs $27.88 And Balance Wheels Not Assembled NIT Finals were doing it at their home parks, too." Hook said he suspected the Chicago Cubs and Milwau kee Braves. NEW YORK (AP) -Day ton, a perennial runnerup, and St. John's, a third-time winner, are favored to a i the finals tonight in the Na tional Invitation Basketball Tournament at so lucky though, for the cot Siegs Supper Club HIGHWAY 12-F All REEK NOW SERVING STEAKS, CHICKEN, SEA FOOD and LUNCHES EVERY DAY 0 ish Fry friday ttites 0 Square Garden. Until Jast winter there was no written rule against stealing signs with the aid of field glasses, but it has always been frowned on in the majors. Apparently reacting to reports about the Reds and others, National League President Warren "Giles warned after the season ended he would forfeit any games won with the aid of Dayton IZi-b) is matched against Loyola of Chicago (22-3) in one game and St John's of New York (204) plays Duquesne (22-5) in the other.

The winners will meet Saturday- afternoon for- the tontail and other nocturnal travelers. The squirrel has troubles enough with such characters as the red tailed hawk. The bushytails are really out scratchying these days, and they realize that they can be seen at great distances from the air. When you see a squirrel in a snow-covered field these days you see a highly-nervous in- dividual, usually streaking for the next nearest tree. mechanical devices.

championship of the 25th NIT. Lawrence, told of Hook's Dayton, which has been remacks, flatly denied fl close so often with five second place finishes in nine ing any scoreboard spying-. Contacted in Dayton, Ohio, previous NTTs, may have its CO where he manages a bowling title club at last. oil 777) establishment, Lawrence The Flyers, led by sopho said he fails to see how And in some of those trees more Bill Chmielewski and Gordy Hatton, whizzed by many signs could be stolen birth, has already-been- given mm Wichita -and Houston in im- from a scoreboard vantage point in Crosley Field. to the first young of squirrels of the season.

The female fox pressive style during the quar TRADEHOME brings you He said he used to slip into squirrels are usually first, the scoreboard before games for a smoke, and took a with the first gray squirrels usually arriving a week or pronounce then pronounce it delicious two later. And in the fox dens too look- to see just what could be seen. "You couldn't see any. new life has begun. Litters arrive as early as the first week in March, although -FlilST a FASIIIOD -nnsT a fit Lawrence said.

noted that the scoreboard is in left center field, and said right handed batters block many vixens do not have their kits until early April the view of the catcher. uk BRANDY with the old-country flavor THE FIRST FAWNS of spring will soon have arrived. Braves Cut -FIRST FAVOR The earliest reliable record I Jim have for this area is April 1 Squad to 32 Heavy does have been es ter-finals. CHMIELEWSKI scored 56 points in the two Dayton victories and Hatton 43. They form the first string with Garry Roggenburk, Hal Schoen and Tom Hatton, Gor-dy's older brother.

Loyola juns and shoots, then runs and shoots some more. The Ramblers wore down a solid Temple club 75-64 in their only NIT appearance this year, displaying a world of bounce. Duquesne gained the semifinals by routing Navy and toppling Bradley's nationally fifth-ranked Missouri Valley Conference co-champions. St.t John's, winner of three NIT titles under Joe Lapchick and a competitor in 16, has the polish and cohesiveness of a typical Lapchick-coached team. -The Redmen, who drew a first-round bye, had little trouble handling Holy Cross in the quarter-finals 80-74.

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