The Waco Citizen from Waco, Texas • Page 8

PAGE 8. TriB WACO CITIZEN, TUESDAY. JULY 29.1986 I Out Loud If ip. 11 I Thoughts Here And There Whfle Keeping Cool Jim Fvtnre Stan Bnkctbal Camp Aug. at the University of Dallas in Irving.

The camp is open to boys 8-17. (High school playm who have not compel on their varsity teams are eligible.) Registration is $225. Special guest instructor will be former Baylor star Terry Teigle, now a member of the Golden State Warriors. For more information, call 772- Southwest Conference champion Texas is a narrow favorite over Baylor to win the 1986 football title, aooording to the annual poll of sportswriters conducted by Dave Campbell's Texas Football magazine. In the 23rd annual poll, 32 writers cast ballots.

Texas was the choice of 14 writrn, while 11 picked Baylor. Texas quarterback Kevin Murray was the overwhelming choice as the top offensive player, while Baytor defensive back Hiomas Everett was named the top defensive player on 11 di-Baylor liacldieM of Walter Abercrombie and Fnmii Pdhrd is out for at least one month. Abercrombie has viral meningitis and Pollard is recovering from arthroscopic knee surgery after hinnelf playing basketball in June. Rich Ercnberg has taken over for Abercrombie at halfback and Steve carries as a rookie last filling in for Pdllard at fullback. oompto," coach OmA Nol said.

play with the cards you're To which running backs coach Dkk Hoali responded, but Td rather play with two aces than a pair of Dallas Bbckie reason prosecutors may be reluctant to call coach Lelty Driesd before grand jury investigating cocaine death of Maryland basketballer Len Bfais: Under Maryland law, anyone forced to give grand jury testinnony in a case is thereby immune to any charges related to case. So if the coach did indeed advise teammates to keep mum on the death and destroy evidence, he coukl face criminal And if Lefty were called to testify, he woukl thereby receive immunity, which prosecutors may not wish to offer at the Hawkins rated a spread in the Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegrapli recently. The Baykx Catcher for the past baseball season, is playing the sport this summer with the Athletes In Actkxi baseball team in Colorado Spnngs. As a Bayk)r junior, Hawkins hit .330 with 13 doubles and drove in 5S runs for a 40-22 team that k3st to Texas in the SWC championship game. With AIA, he carried team-high figures of a .359 batting average, 23 hits, four homers, and 25 RBFs so far this season.

Although Hawkins was picked by the New York Mets late in the June amateur draft, his plans are to return to Bayk)r to finish out his senior year for the Bears. incentive for returning to Waco is to help return to the NCAA tournament," Hawkins said. The Bears are a combined 82-35 over the last two years but have seen their season cbse abruptly with ckne ksses in the SWC tourney. Says Hawkins, the best league in the country for baseball (the SWQ and yet we come up short when it comes to im- Wrestling Matches Annouced World Class Championship Wrestling announces the matches for the upcoming wrestling event to be heU on Sunday, August 3rd, 2 pjn. at the Waco Convention Center.

Chief Mark Youngbkxxi vs. Jerry Allen; (Tag Team) Brad and But Batton vs. Gruipler'Ii I A II; Lanoe Von Erich vs. lavishing Rick Rood; and Brusier Brody vs. Abdullah the Butcher.

Tickets are available at the Centrri Texas Rehab. Center, 1501 N. 18th; VFW Pbst 8564,702 N. 18th; Poppa 703 N. Valley Mills.

Advanced tckets will be $10 for reserved; $8 for general adnunon; and $5 for chiktoi (6 A under). They will be $2 more at the door. LANCE VON UnCH pressing people. We deserved to be in the the last two years. Maybe this year will be different." Good omen? Maybe.

But fans and coach Mnkey Sullivan are anxkMis to find giant lahite to MarkctiBg Director Darryi Leteva, and aarirtant sporti infolmatioB dkcc- tor, Mark Fltdnigh, for the success of the recent athletk department garage sale. The bargain sale of oki athletic uniforms, helmets, stadium seats, posters, shoes, grossed over $11,000. that is left," says Lehnus, be put in a shoe box." Lehnus, assistant basketball coach under Jim Haler, was riding a high crest of excitement foUowing the successful sale, especially after receiving a congratulatory call from BU prexy, Hotert Reynolds. Mclennan County Dancers Share Texas History A Folklife Festival Westfest Celebrates 11th Year Make plans now to attend a four-day summer session specializing in the crafts, dances, musk and food of Texas. Neariy partkapants help more than 100,000 visitors learn about the, fascinating pioneer heritage and ethnic diversity of the state during the 15th Annual Texas Folklife Festival, July 31 to Aug.

3, sponsored by the University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio. Helping visitors learn more about the contributKHis of many Texas ethnk groups to the growth and devek)pment of the state are the Czech Folk Dancers of West Texas Inc. of McLerman County. The 25-member group, performing at the Festival under the directk)n of Madeleine Grmela of West, was formed 10 years ago to preserve and promote Czech heritage and cuhure. back to school to study frontier life, what better place to start than the Festival's one-room schoolhouse? The clang of the beD summons chiklren of aU ages to class, where the schoolmaster teaches the three R's as students copy their lessons on slate boards.

Stq) out of the schoolhouse and into the 40" area of the Festival whoe provide impromptu lessons in a variety of pioneer skills. They demonstrate how 10 make boots and saddles, quilts and clay pots and cedar bark bairiwts, horxhair ropes and rawhkte to bring Texas history vivklly back to life. Offering live instructkm in folk music and dance are hundreds of paftkapants featuring the rhythms and movements of many cultures continuous performances on the Festival's 11 stages. Serving a wide array of ethnic food are Festival chefs preparing oouises of Korean bul-go-gi (grilled Ciuun shrimp gumbo, Greek mivlaki Wiiih kebab), an assortment of deaerts including Jewish honey akit and Polish jablka ciescie (ap- pie fritters) and much more. Festival visitors earn a special dipkxna, but they do graduate with a greater understanding of Texas The Festival, an extenskm of the role as a statewkle learning and communicatkms center concerned with the history and cuHure of the state, is hek! on the Institute'is grounds on HemisFair Plaza at Durango Boulevard and Bowie Street in downtown San Antonn.

Tuitkxi for this handson course in Texas history is $5 admisskm for adults, $1 for chiklren 6-12 and free for chiklren under 6. Festival hours are 5 to 11 pjn. Thursday, July 31; noon to 11 pin. Friday and Saturday, Aug. 1 and and noon to 10 pjn.

Sunday, Aug. 3. In honor of the Festival's 15th anniversary no gate admisskMi will be chuged from noon to 1 pjn. on Frkiay, Aug. 1.

For more write the Texas Folklife Festival, Institute of Texan Cultures, P.O. Box 1226, San Antonk), Texas 78294, or call (512) 226-7651. Hittle Wins Skating Award On July 12th George HitUe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hittle of Waco roller skated his way to eligibility of the American Roller Skating champkmships by placing First nace in the sophomore men'ii free style diviskm of the South Central Regxmal champkMiships.

Over 800 contestants from four states, Texas, Louisiana, New Mexkx) and Arkansas competed in various events for 13 days. George, who is 17, competed with young men 15 thru 18yearsokl. Westfest is an annual Czech festival hekl on Saturday and Sunday of Labor Day Weelmid in the small community of West k)cated 17 miles north of Waco on 1-35. The first Westfest was hekl in 1976 and organized to preserve the Czechostovakian heritage of the community and to raise funds for community projects. Additnnal funding from Westfest enabled the city to purchase land and construct a new ballpark and a new community center in oast vears.

Thirty to forty thousand people attend this event each year. Most attendees come from within a 150 mile radius, with Houston 150 miles south of West and Worth 85 miles north. The fiestival kkdu off with a street dance Friday night hek) in ctkm vrith the Miss Westfest contest. A parade is heU Saturday morning and a 5000 meter run is scheduled for Sunday morning. The festival grounds open at 11 ajn.

both days. Six bands play each day at West- fest and folk dancers from around the country perform. The musk is predominantly Czech featuring p(4kas and waltzn. There are also exhibitnns by the Sokol gymnasts. food booths feature a variety of foods to appease almost any appetite, beer gardens to quench a thirst, and almost 100 arts and crafts booths to browse through.

There is aiso a chiklren's area with games, rides, and superviskn. Admisskn is good for all dances, entertainmeht, exhibits, and activities within the grounds. Hermann Sons Organizing Plans are being made to organize a Hermarm Sons School of Dance in Lorena for the Lorena-Hewitt- Robiifion area. Registration will be held in August. Sponsored by the Grand Lodge of the Oixkr of the Sons of Hermann in Texas, the tuition-free School of Dance is for junior members of Hermann Sons who arc age 3 through 17.

Currently, there are 34 Hermann Sons sponsored dancing schools across the sute, and classes normally are scheduled from September through May. Parents may contact Ruth Grube, membership representative of the Waco-Robinson Hermann Sons Lodge No. 4, at (817) 881-1727. Ralph Barker, who is the professknal teacher and coach of the Skatin' Place Art Qub, was presented a trophy by the South Central Championship for teaching the First Place winner. FEATURING Fine Food and Cocktails in an Elegant Riverboat Setting.

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