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Dial f.1l Defending Champ Colorado Favorite In Rifle Meet IMajl TWC Ranks Among Top Con lenders Southwestern League Schedule For '56 PAMPA PLALW1EW CLOV1S ROSWELL HOBB8 MIDLAND EL PASO CARLSBAD SAN ANGELO BALLINGER Mar 32, 23 Mar 7. I. I June 1. 2 Maf 10. 11 Apr.

17. la. II I Juoa 'i. 4 Juiy JOJIll Apr. 20, 21.

'21 June 4. 7 July 23. 24 Mar 4. June II. II till.

4. 1 Mar 1, 20. 31 Juir 3. 4-4 Aui. 23, 24 PAMPA Juir 7 Auk.

35. 28. 2T Juna 33, M. 24 Am n. ia.

April 30. Mar 1 June 12, 14 July 30. 31. Aut. 1 Apr.

June 3. 4 Juir 20. 21. 21 Juir 16. 17, IS HepJ.Ji, 'mt 22.

23 juir s. 1 Au. 25. 2. Tt Defending Champion University of Colorado, University of California.

UCLA, Oklahoma and Mar 17. II Juiy -I. 1 Aug. 30, 31, IJune a I Juir 16. 17.

II 'Sep. 4. I. I 1 Mar 11, 'JO. 31 Juir 3.

4-4 I Aui. 23, 24 PLAINVIEW June 20. 21 Aui. I. 10 Mar June 23.

24. IT Mar II. '20, Ju.r 3. 4-4 Aui. 23, 24 Mar 7.

June 20. 21 Aui.S.S.lS Ma' 4. 4, June II, II AUC. I Apr. 20.

21. 'U June 5. I. 7 Jlir 23. 24 Mar10.

11 June 22. 23. "34 Aui. 11, 'VI. Apr.

2, 30, Mir 1 June U. 14 Jmr 30. 11, Aui. 1 Apr. n7i.

ii June "3, 4 Juir 20. 21. "23 nost team Texat Western ire Apr. 20, 21. 21 June 5.

6. Juir 2J. 24 CLOVIS among the favorites in the Xevpntri Mar 2, JO. 31 Juir 14, Am. 30.

31. Bp, 1 May 14, 15 June 21. 20. 30 Aug. 17.

19. IMar 7. I. I June 20, 21 I Aui. I.

I. 1 lilifl. "20, 21 Juir 3. 4-4 I Am. 23.

24 Annual Southwest Invitational Rifle Apr. "31. 30, Mar 1 June 11, 14 July 30. 31, Aui. 1 ROSWELL me 1.

2 luly 16, 17. II I Sep. 4. i. 4 Apr.

30, Mar 1 June 13, 14 I July 30, 31. Ana. 1 I Apr. 17, 11. II June "2, 4 JuirJ021.

'11 I Apr. 20. ilT'n June 1. I. 1 I July 23.

21 meet In IJ Paso Thursday through Saturday. Mar 11 June 22, 23. 34 Aui. U. 12.

13 June 1. 3. Juir ll. it. ll Sep.

4. I I Apr. 30. 21, '22 June i. I Juir 23.24 IMar 10.

Jl June 22, 33. 24 Au. 11. 12. 13 The 35-team meet, with entries Mar 3.

1 June 15, 16, '17 Auc. I. 3, 4 HOBBS Mar 13, 13 June 26, 21, 31 Au. 14. 15, 14 Mtt'3'l, 21 Juir 11.

12. 13 cP133-3 VprTsS. 37. 31 June 11. 13 Juir 37.

21, '31 Apr. 17. 11, 11 June "3. 4 Juir 20. 21.

21 Mar 32. 21 Juir 6 7 Aui. 2'2. 27 MayI. "20.

21 Juir 3. 4-4 Aug. 23. 24 I Mar 4. '4 June II, II I Aui.

U1S. II I Apr17. II. II June I. I.

10 I Juir 39. 21 I Mar 14. 17, II I July l. 3 lAui. 20.

21, 22 MIDLAND Ma 34, 55, 2 Juir I. 1 Ant. 21, 20 Mir 213031 Juir 1. 'is Aui, 30. SlSp My14, IS Juna 21, 21, June 15.

K. 'IT Aw. 3. 1. 4 Maf Juna 25, 24, 3T Auil4.15,ll Mjr '27.

21 July 11, 12. 1) Apr. 34. 37, 21 June 11, 11 July 27, 24, 2t Mar 21, 30. 31 Juir 14.

i Aui. 30. 31. Rep. Mar 14.

15 June 21, 21, 30 AutlU 1 Julr147nTll Aui. 21. 21 Sep. 4. I Mar 4.

i. 'I June 11. II Aui. "5. MaToTll June 22, 23.

'24 Aug. 11. '12. 13 Esludianlc, Vidal Vie In Bullring Hector Vidal, a Juarez-born bullfighter, and El Estudiante, the brilliant young Guadalajara torero, flash their capes at four Zacatepec bulls in Sunday's corrida in Juarez Plaza de Toros. The youthful bullfighters will be seeking to continue their climb toward the top in their appearance here Sunday.

Both have performed well in past corridas and are well liked by Juarez aficionados. Vidal, who got his initial chance in the Border ring, will be seeking to repeat the successful performance he had here in early January. The slender torero, who waited for a starring role for nearly two years, proved his capabilities in a well-fought performance. Estudiante, who has been plagued by injuries since the start of his career, is now fully recovered from his last serieus goring. The daring youngster is noted for his extreme recklessness, but has also earned a name for himself vvitll Ilia siiii! dlid su'udkfy.

Bulls for the corrida are from the Zacatepec herd and are the size usually fought by novilleros. First of the four bulls will be released at 3 p. m. (El Paso time). EL PASO Mar 32.

33 Juir i. I. 1 Aui. 34. 26.

3T Mar '27. 21 Juir 11, 12. 11 Be p. 2, 3-2 Apr. 23.

24. 21 June I. I. '18 Juir 25. 21 Apr.

36. 27, 31 June 11, 1 July 27, 36. '21 Mar 24. 2. 2 Juir l.

I. 10 Au. 21, 21 AprTlsn June 11. 13 Juir 27, 31, Ma7iTl777s July 1. 3 Aua20l, 2J Apr.

23, 242S June I. I. "10 Juir 25, 26 Mar 2. 3 June 13. II.

lt Aug. 2. 3, 4 Apr. 33. 347 31 June I.

I. 10 July 25, 26 Mar 1. I. June 20. 31 Aug.

-J May4 s. June 16. II Aug. i. I.

CARLSBAD Mar 2. 3 June 15, II. 'IT Aui. 3, 1, 4 Mar 29. 30.

31 Juir 14. "15 Aug. 25. 2. 17 Mar 24.

24. 26 June 1. 2 JUJI. I. 16 Mir ItTaT'u" Juir i.

1 Aui. 20, 21, 23 irom ju states, will fire on ranges at Fort Bliss, all the local high ichools, the Marine Reserve range, and the Texas Western range. Oklahoma was the winner in the recent Fourth Army area firing, with Texas University and Texas as runfiers-up. UCLA and University of California were second and third in the meet here last year. Texas Western, as the host team in the giant small bore event, placed fifth here last year, and was fourth in the Fourth Army area.

The TWC team finished first in the William RandolDh. Hearst area I Mar 24. 25. 2 Juir I. 10 Aui.

21, 21 Mar 1. I June '0, 21 Aul. I. 10 Mar liT'li June 24, 26. 37 Am.

14, 14. 16 Mar 27731 Juir 11. 12. Sep. '2.

3-1 SAN ANGELO iMay 27, 21 juir n. 12, I Sep. M. 3-3 Mar 1. 1 June 15.

16. IT Aui. 7. 3. 4 Mar 14, 15 June 21, 21, 30 Aui.

17. 16. ll Mari6. 177li Juir 1. 3 Aui.

30. 21, 21 Mar 23. 21 Juir 4. 4. 7 aui.

30. 31. Sfp. 1 Mar 12711 June 26. 26.

37 Aui. 14, is. ll BALLINGER Apr. 23. 24.

21 June I. I. 10 Juir 25. 21 iMar 24. 35, 26 July I.

10 AU. 21, 21 Mar 21, 30. 31 July 14, "15 Aui. 30. 31.

Sep. 1 I Apr. 26. 27. 31 June 11, 12 I Juir 37, 21.

'21 Mar 14, 15 June 31, 21. 30 Aug. 17, 11. Apr. 30.

Mar 1 June 13. 14 Juir 30. 31. Aui. 1 The All-Star game will be played at Hobbs, Thursday, July 19.

Off days for all clubs, July Southwestern Loop Schedule Announced competition in January, and tied for fourth among fh entire onrl universities of the nation in the v.y,'.t,'STe..s weave. aessapsaassaawwesweTll awit mil jiiiiLSSsami. i wuiiaia event. The meet utilizes the local in door ranges, and awards prizes to the first three finishers in the team competition, and the top individual firers in the meet. EP Texans, Roekels In Opener in 35 teams will be housed at Fort Bliss during the meet, and Chicago Gloves Meet Starts Monday Night Chicago.

(AP) The Nation's best amateur boxers west of the Alleghanies, some 250 strong from 32 widely scattered cities, will be slinging leather Monday night as the 29th annual Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions opens at the Chicago Stadium. There will be three nights of eliminations in the eight weight awards ar subscribed from El Paso merchants and individuals. The complete entry list, includ The 1956 schedule of the new ing order of finish in last year's meet: 10-team Southwestern Baseball League was released Saturday College of Texas, 14; Ari classes, reducing the field to semi-final size for the grand finale night by League President W. J. at the stadium Friday night, Green of San Angelo.

Meek Cagcr Disappointing Richmond, Va. (AP) Tom Stanley, Manchester High School's basketball coach, headed for the locker room after his team's 67-49 loss to Thomas Jefferson High, when he was approached by a middle-aged woman. "You ought to encourage Clem (Clarence Walton, Manchester's 8 foot 8 center) to enter the ministry," the lady said. "Why?" asked Stanley. "Because he is not rough enough to make a basketball plaver." she March 9.

The schedule calls for 144 games. 72 at home and 72 away for each St. Louis is seeking its third straight team title, while the only of the 10 clubs. The league's season will open April 17 and will Indiana Tips Northwestern In TV Game returning individual title-holders close Sept. 6.

The annual all-star are Don Eddington of St. Louis, last year's 118-pound winner, and the 1953 flyweight champion, Pete game will be played July 19, which will be an off-day for league clubs. zona State College at Tempe, 23; Arlington State College, 24; Baylor University, 18; Hardin-Simmons University, 37; Louisiana State University, Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, 26; McNeese State College, 28; New Mexico 17; New Mexico Military Institute, 20; North Ttxas State College, 13; Oklahoma San Jose State College, did not compete; Southern University, 39; St. Mary's Univer-aity (San Antonio), 36; Tarleton State College, 33; Texas Christian, 27; Texas Tech, 35. Trinity University, 32; University of Arizona, 15; UCLA, University of California, University of Colorado, University of Nevada, Melendez of Fort Worth, Texas.

The El Paso Texans will open Evanston, III. (INS) Indiana Monday night's action will in the 1956 campaign at home, enter I replied. staved off a desperate Northwestern rally in the final two minutes taining the Roswell Rockets April 17, 18 and 19. The Hobbs Sports will come to town the following Saturday to score an 84-82 victory in a nationallv-televised Big 10 tnree aays, giving me lexans am at Fvanston. six-day home stand.

It waa the mh straight confer- ine ti faso cmo, ownen ana los. for tne Wildcats while the managed by Pat McLaughlin, will! Hoosiers reCorded their sixth win volve the four lighter classes, 112, 118, 126 and 135-pound classes. Tuesday night, eliminations begin in the four heavier weights, 147, 160, 175 and heavyweight. Wednesday night, the quarterfinals will be staged in all eight classes. Although lacking in former champions, the field is jammed with seasoned Golden Gloves performers, including heavyweight Ben Bankhead of St.

Louis, making his third tourney appearance. play their last home series against jn j2 Big 10 games. It also was the the Midland Indians Aug. 30 and lgtj, ioss jn 19 games for North- WRESTLING Tuesday, Feb. 28lh 8:30 P.

51. COLISEUM MAIX EVENT Championship Tag Team Match sponsored by Cathedral High School Athletic Association 31 and Sept. 1. They will close out western, which holds a victory the campaign with two three-game; CHAMPIONS St. Mary's School won its own Catholic grade school basketball tournament last week to record its second finals tourney win over St.

Patrick's this year. First row, left to right, are Eugenio Chavez, Sergio Hay en, George Villegas, Joe Rubio, Manuel Mendoza and Hector Zavaleta. In back are Coach Rafael Chavez, Salvador Borrego, Bobby Montes, the Rev. Austin L. Wagner, father superior 0 the school; Henry Jimenez, Joe Luevano and Robert Barrajas.

The Bobcats will be beginning for their third tournament title of the year in the Bishop's meet in March. (Times Staff Photo) University of Oklahoma, University of Santa Clara, did not compete; University of Texas, 25; University of Utah, 21; Utah State Agricultural College, 19; West Texas State, 30; Texas Western, and Tulane, Texas Ouachita and Arkansas State, all of whom did not compete last year. over Dartmouth this season. Dick Mast, junior Northwestern captain, led all scorers with 26 series with Plainview and Carlsbad in the latter cities The longest nome stand of the; points while Archie Dees, Indiana Texans finds them playing 11! center, dropped in 22 points to pace games at Dudley iei.i between; the Hoosiers May 14 and May when they Other experienced big dogs include Jim Smith, Denver, who was discharged from the Army last Saturday; Jerry Bailey of Minneapolis; Harold Lamb of Muncie, win piay nost 10 tsainnger, ban Juarez Fight Angelo, Plainview and Carlsbad. l.

Bliss Fencinj; Teams Facing Heavy Schedule Two holiday home dates are on the Texans' schedule. They will and Esker Harris, Los Angeles, a 175-pound contender last Gollidav Sets Unofficial Mark Madison, Wis. (AP) Jim Golli-day of Northwestern set an unofficial world record of 6 seconds in the 60-yard dash Saturday in a Big 10 triangular track meet. Iowa I meet the Midland Indians here NCAA Picks DePaul, Canisius Card Set For March 12 Woods Dillon vs. Hagen Parks i VI 1 (I -ii WOODS IMay 30, Memorial Pay, and will year.

entertain the Plainview Ponies in Heading the list of 175-pounders Carrying on in the tradition of the ancient sport. Ft. Bliss has scheduled several fencing matches. The first of these matches will he a July 4 double-header. The will is hard-hitting Jim Boyd of Mont With his fight card for Mondaylplay in Plainview on Libor Day, gomery, who reached theiagamst the tj.

s. Modern Pentathlon Olympic team at Ft. Sam Houston. washed out by the illness of Cali- Sept. 3.

semi-finals last year. New York. (AP) DePaul and Canisius have been selected as at- The complete Texans' AT BOMK "Fencing," says Lt. Richard Van Praag, coach of the Falcons, "develops speed and co-ordination more than any other sport, because of this, most fencers Improve in other athletic endeavors." finished with 68 points, -Wisconsin 47 and Northwestern 24. Another former semi-finalist back is Toledo' Pete Thomson, who large representatives in the The record books listed 8.1 as Collegiate Athletic Associa- reached the 1953 welter aemis as fornia'a Jesse Mongia, Juarez Fight Promoter Pancho Montes Saturday set March 12 as the date for his next fistic venture in Juarez Auditorium.

Illness of Mongia forced can iitnre wcapuna sire useu in niuu-i Aertl IT. II. II 20. 31. 22 21.

30 Mar the indoor track record for 60 cuma'tion Basketball Tournament. a Gary, representative. Ed ern fencing, the epee, sabre, foiI- tar8et is the torso SEMI-FINAL War Cloud vs. Pederson TWO OTHER GREAT MATCHl DePaul, with a 14-7 record going yards. Fifteen runners, including fntl Th ainaA ia aHanfiAri nf.

vidviii Cook, a soldier representing Montgomery, joins Thomson as a ine epee is an adaption or, Fln; have hit the i mark 4 1 Pamna i into baturaay nigni game Bgtiiiisi the cellation of the Caliiornian iu-im. Old duelling sword. It has SDOrt at Bliss which has a worn. Saturday's timo still mntr hp Far Reservation? CALL S-S-IS Prices middleweight threat this year. returninz welter-lwaffIe-tvPe Pint wnicn does nt en's team.

Members of the WAC. Droved following track ncr Among the Ringside $2.00 Adrance Sale Warn Tl-- weights is Donald Hullinger of T0-1 When fencing epee, thejan(j military dependents make up ments and investigation of other 'b Dame at Chicago, will play piainl'rw its first-round game in either the Mlsectional tournament at Ft. Wayne, jane or the one at Wichita, Kan. piay at Ft- Wavne slatetl for HooosiMarch 12 and at Wichita March 13. ledo, Ohio.

Hullinger. representing is anywhere on the oppo-the Falconette fencers. round Figueroa of Mexico City. it told that Mongia would be 30, 11 in about a week, Montes decided 1. to cancel the bout.

I 7 "We'll have an entirely differ-jn. 14 requirements. Boxscatl 1.50 Rudy's Drive In Balcony LOO Glenwood Chevron Stalles Children 50 M9 Alaaied. nent, Columbus, Ohio, last year lost a. Besides the Ft.

Sam matches, Don Hebein of Wisconsin finished bitter quarter-final scrap with Cin IJC mark ine saDre nas Deen developed Bliss is scheduled to compete in second in 6.2 seconds, from the cavalry sword and is third annual Bliss Invitational p. nn.l lunikiua, auumiiB ent main event for March 12. I cinnati's Hubert Stewart, 1 Irving Tucker of Memphis, Biiumer 1 before meeting Detroit at Buffalo i Jllr ngnter and speedier tnan the.and Wjn meet the University of epee. Since it is a carry-over from Arizona at Tucson. The Falcons don't like to postpone a fight Wendell Stewart of Omaha, the cavalry weapon, its target is Saturday night, joins Holy Cross as an at-large team in the first-round competition at New York's Madi Plainview Carlsbad Midland Boswell and Jerry Cooper of Billings, are leading bantamweight contenders.

Formidable flyweight icrappers especially 11 one 01 me u.y 13,3, 4, 4 ick. He could be sick for year," Monies said. Uo'. ji, jj ".7.7.7. Under consideration for the! J- March 12 fight date are a host of! ei.i son Square Garden, March li-u from the waist up, that part of the body the horse-mounted swordsmen found most vulnerable.

The third weapon is the foil, a JlOUOl, also compete with the Border Di- vision in the sectionals in May, with winners going to New York City to try for national champion- ships. The Falconette have fenced the 1 1: Clovu urawings ior me new iui vum- are Joe Willie de Meyera of De 1 1 eiovu petition will not be made until two more at-large teams are selected. top-notchers who have already S. I. Pampe soft, flexible blade used mostly in troit, twice a runner-up, and Leon practice for the epee.

Women, University of Arizona and St. Jo- Banks of Montgomery. 1955 17. II, 11 20, 21. ta 2J.

34 30, 31 Ballinier San Anielo Plainview Midland semi-finalist. however, fence exclusively with, seph's of El Paso women's teams, 9eptembr Midland aeen action in Juarez. They include Baby Vasquez, Mexico's lightweight champion; Manuel Ar-menteros, the Cuban bantamweight star; Roman Tiscareno, California welterweight, and Al Nevarez. Montes said the supporting card In the featherweight class, Virgis Hutcherson' of Cincinnati will be making his third stadium visit. O.N ROAD April Texas Adds Maryland To Schedule Austin.

(UP) Texas will meet Maryland and California in football 2. .1. 21. 21 Fojwell Hobbi Mar BULLFIGHT VIDAL AND ESTUDIANTE as announced for Monday's card, Clovla Ballinier 8aD Amelo would probably stana up ior me no. 11 PASS ARTIST Cleveland.

In his pro football career, Otto Graham of the Browns has completed 55.8 per cent of his passes. 12. 1) Pamna March 12 date. play in 1959, Dana X. Bible, university of Texas athletic director, announced Saturday.

Scheduling of night games in SUNDAY 3 P. M. Austin with Maryland on Sept. 26 Pas Tine) 23 Midland 27, 21 Plainview Jane 1. 10 Ronwell II, 12 Hobbs 14, 17 Clovu 20.

11 Ballinier 22. 33. 34 San Anirlo 25. 21. 31 Pampa Jllr II Midland 11.

12, 13 Plainview 14. 17. II Carlsbad 25. 24 Roswell 21. 31, if Hobbs likely be allotted to Texas Tech, if the Lubbock school gains entry into the Southwest Conference.

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(FEB. 23. 26) A.M. TO 4 PJW. AT THE HILTON HOTEL pit Texas against Nebraska at Lin- coin, Sept.

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M. UCm.ngJ; Balllnaer PULLJUS AM OLD GAG OfJ A NEW SALESMAN- HEW! OLD PHIrJEAS AIN'T BEEN will play a return game with Mary High's Wildcats rallied in tne last neriod Saturday night to defeat the land at College Park, bept AC live FOR THIRTY YEARS. yOU 11. 12. 13 8an Anirlo 14.

15. 11 Pampa 25. 2. 27 Midland 21. 31 Carlsbad Septeeibfr 2, 3, 1 Plainview 4.

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