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8hf Baro Nftrggnbtmr Tuesday, Apri! 20. ISM Waco, 9 ON SECOND THOUGHT By DAVE CAMPBELL Editor Fort Worth Hands Sports Second Loss FORT WORTH, April The Fort Worth heat the Shreveport 3 to 1 Monday night in a Texas League baseball game. It was onlv the second loss for the Sports this season. The lost first baseman Danny Ozark for three days to a week when he was hit in the face bv a thrown ball in a rundown play. Gaylord Lemish, got credit for the victory, but it was protected bv Glenn who turned in Waco Pirates Rout Pioneers, 10 to 2 AUSTIN.

Texas. April 19 The Waco Pirates handed the Austin a 10-2 lacing Monday night in the first of a two-game series. Myron Hoffman, keeping eight hits well scattered over the nine inning route, was the winner. Meanwhile his mates pounded a trio of Austin chunkers for 16 hits while scoring at least once in six a beautiful relief job. Mickens camp in with the bases loaded in of the nine innings.

in. -----I the seventh and retired three men straight. FOOTBALL RKCRUIT1NG NOTES: Quietly but with notable ef- hy is putting toother IS Mutfrl, Pierrey Lemlsh. tive far next falls campaign in the freshman football ranks. At present the University could field a Shorthorn team including these stars: at entis would be Carl Larpenter.

230, and John Middleton, 216. both of Fort Arthur, or Don Wilson, 205. of Lamar tHouston); at Texas would have Joe Ronentritt. 205. of McCallum i Austin and David Coulter, 205.

of Umai; at guards would be Walter I'm- phrey. oi Port Arthur, Will or Wes Wymaa, each 210. Clement, Huntsville all from McCallum. Texas has quarterback, not anounced a center as yet but is hard on the trail of In Reeves. may have all-stater Louis DelHomme.

landed a real One Waco Already lined up for the back- High coach declared the little field are fullback 1-arry George. Coyote speedster was the second Dallas all-stater; quarterback Ken best back he saw all season, rank- Ford. twice all-state from Brecken- only behind Fondren. and halfbacks Curtis Reeves Coulter, the Lamar blocking back, of Wichita Falls and James Coul- probably will be converted into a ter. of Umar.

The Steers also will lineman by the Longhorns, probably get Walter Fondren, the Already an overwhelming choice fabulous sparkplug of Lamar's to win the conference crown next state 4-A champions, his running I fal mate, Mickey Smith, and Mtckrns attd Si Beaumont Slaps Dallas, 4-1 DALLAS. April Kuncl held Dallas to seven hits Monday night and the Beaumont Exporters inflicted the Eagles' fourth straight Texas League loss 4 to 1. Pat Scantleburv. the losing pitcher. struck out eight men and issue a walk, but he was tagged for eight hits in eight innings Srrtre hy I 100 S00 4 10 A Dallas ...............................001 000 000 1 7 0 Kunrl and Flsoalini, ScanUe- and Martin.

Roberto Rodriquez, the first of three Pi pitchers, was charged with the loss, his first of the season. He gavt up ten hits in five innigs on the mound. ah a AuMin ab a Mai tie 2 0 0 Ntays.a 4 13 5 Habrork 2 Mason.cf 4150 Zimla.rf 6 2 2 0 McAfee. 1 5 0 1 Mejian.rf.lt 4 0 3 0 Sill Paepke.c 5 2 4 0 Nettles rt 4 10 0 If 4 3 3 (1 rvilts 3 4 2 0 (I cf 1 0 0 0 Haustnn.2 3 13 0 3 2 9 1 2 10 0 0 Bnone 2 13 4 Gaspar.e 4 1 1 Hofimn.p 110 3 Rndrquz 10 0 2 a Krden 0 0 0 0 Lltton.p 0 0 0 0 Angelo. 0 0 0 0 MrNeal.p 0 0 12 c-Taylor 10 0 0 Joe'ing up for the years on ahead.

Texas Aggies John Crowe rr A and M. has landed conference of John Crowe, the widely sought back from Spring Hill. La Crowe has signed a letter of intent to enter Aggieland. but he also has signed an identical letter to enter Louisiana State University Missions Rip Oilers, 13-3 April Pil- the Steers obviously are gram held the Tulsa Oilers to two hits Monday night while his San Antonio Mission mates were pounding four Tulsa pitchers for 13 hits and a 13-3 victory. The Missions counted six runs in the big seventh inning, with Jim Pisone's homer with one on leading the attack.

Natalio lrixarry started on the mound for Tulsa and was charged with the loss. Score hy F. San Antonio 010 t22 13 13 1 39 1127 11 34 8 27 12 a-Walked for Rodriquez In fifth. h-Walked for Litton In seventh. c-Struck out for MrNeal In ninth Warn 112 010 302-10 Austin 000 200 2 lie 2.

Mejias. Paepke. Fall 2. Cooper 2 Hoffman. Nettle.

Rodriquez. Litton. BaUxxk. S. Paepke.

Cooper 2. Hoffman 2. Hausmann 2. 2B Zonta. 3B Matlle.

Hoffman apd SB Matile. 2. Boone. Cooper. Paepke; Hauamann, McAfee.

Warn 11, Austin 10. BB-Hoffman 5 Rodriquez 3. Litton. MrNeal. SO Hoffman 3.

Rodriquez 4. Litton. HO-Rodriquez 10 In Litton 3 in 2. Bahr and Barter. Corpus Beals Bryan, 7-3 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas, April Corpus Christi Clippers moved into second place in the Big State League behind undefeated Tyler Monday night, scoring a 7 to 3 victory over Bryan.

Bryan ah pn a Area ab po a Taylor. 2b 4 14 1 Fairrhild 4 0 2 5 0 Capps 3b 4 2 2 4 lb 4 1 0 a Zapp 10 0 0 0 Piano, 0 0 0 0 0 Schraeder If 4 2 0 0 2 Ltberto, rf 4 0 4 0 0 Righam. rf 4 13 0 2 Peacork. 4 3 2 0 6 J. 2b 4 3 3 3 1 Point 2 112 1 Petschow.lb 0 0 4 0 0 Dprachmt.cf 4 2 1 Cabra, lb 4 1 Jofc.

If 3 0 0 Scarpacelf 10 1 rf 3 0 3 Cabra, 3 0 5 Thurman, 1 0 1 Carmona 3b 4 2 0 Vrnna. 3 0 0 R.Jone*. 10 0 2 0 0 Hinkle, 0 0 0 33 24 13 35 13 27 14 out for Roberts in seventh. Score by Bryan ..........................................110 001 000-3 ChrtsU .........................010 310 Runs- Taylor. Depperschmidt.

Adkins. herto. Capps. Big ham Peacork. J.

Jones. Point. Error-1Taylor. L. Cabrera.

Fairchild. Righam. Runs hatted Carmona Fairchild Capps 2. Roberts 2. J.

Jones. Two-base L. Cabrera. and LSU and Oklahoma to keep that youngster in their stable. A.

and incidentally, has the makings of a fine backiield lined up if previous Aggie claims can be converted into letters of intent. That sort of thing is permissible In earlier announcements. Paul Tulsa' 2 as long as he keeps his conferences Bryant forces have declared that and Hopkins; Camp OSCAR RODRIGUEZ MEET THE PIRATES Note- This is the a steady rise in averts series of stones on the Waco Pirates through his past three years, Continual improvement that's Rodriguez was with the Pirates last year when they wound up the the story behind the young career season at Longview after separated. He can even sign with all-stater Ken Hal of Sugar Land, i 'osai oi Oscar Rodriguez, outfielder for motion "from Middieboro. of another school, as long as it is James Wright and Carlos Esquival a member of neither the Southwest of Edinburg and Pat Patrick of nor Southeast loops.

Those close Winnsboro would enter the College to the scene predict Crowe will Station institution. They also are do just that, as he is being courted murmuring constantly in the ear heaviy at present by Oklahoma of highly prized Ray greedv Sooners. Masters and are reported to have If £rowe does sign with the the inside track on Ed Sooners. the show of the summer Dudley. And, of course, they have mill be the frantic attempts of A.

1 Crowe if they can keep him. Bavlor Pleased With Earl Miller athletic family was highly pleased at Earl Wayne decision to enter the Baptist institution. The Belton end was one of the most coveted schoolboy gndders in the state, and the Bears had to outlast both the ren Spahn, Robin Roberts and Allie Reynolds. In challenging Cobb's claims. Williams his All-Time team from the ranks of those who have played during the last 15 years.

Here is team: first base 7th, one on. Indians Rap Buffs, 15-13 OKLAHOMA CITY. April 19 Oklahoma Indians bested the Houston Buffs. 15 to 13, tonight in a sandlot performance which saw- 13 pitchers parade to the mound in the Texas League game. Score hy Houston 500 8 4 Oklahoma City ..............702 102 12X-13 16 0 M.

Clark. Rump Atchiey Lewey tli. Jackson Schmidt Clark Diffenhaur and Rand Hughes Peterson Armor and TomkJnaon forces of SMU and Rice in order Foxx; second to land him. An offensive marvel. Charlie Gehringer.

Bobby Doerr or Miller received much instruction Joe Gordon: third last summer from Cloyce Box, the Kell or A1 Rosen; pro great with the Detroit Lions. Rizzuto: right Musial; who makes his home in Central in the Belton coach John Hugh Smith has declared Miller is the best end he has ever coached, and one of the best he has ever seen in high school ranks. TED WILLIAMS STORY: Boston's strong boy. Ted has taken issue with Ty Cobb in Cobb's assertion that base- center DiMaggio: left I Greenberg: Bill Dickey; Feller, Hal Newhouser and Lefty Grove; pinch Mize. Although Williams has chosen a werful team he undoubted- belongs on it.

probably in place i of Hank it is not the i equal of team, which listed Lou Gehrig or George Sisler at I first. Eddie Collins at second. Buck Finn Bantam Beats Champ, Wins Marathon kali players compare to the Weaver at third. Wagner at diamond of ola. Williams short.

Joe Jackson in left. Tris declared he understand how Speaker In center and Babe Ruth Cobb could have in right. Mickey Cochrane the modern players as Joe DiMaggio. catcher, and the pitchers were Hank Greenberg. George Kell, Walter Johnson.

Christy Mathew- Jackie Robinson. Enos Slaughter, Grover Cleveland Alexander, I Bob Feller, Hal Newhouser. War- Eddie Plank and Rube Waddell.I Bevo Considers Softball Offer to Play With All-Stars WELLS VILLE, Ohio. April 19 (Bevo) Francis. BOSTON.

April postal clerk Veikko Karvonen. 122- of precision movement, sped across the finish line of the Boston A. A. marathon in near- record time Monday, defeating unofficial world champion Jim Peters of England by 500 vards. For the fleet Jhnn.

who was timed in 2:20:39, victory in the tortuous 26-mile, 385-vard grind came as the highly favored Peters faltered on a hill seven miles from the finish. Up to the moment Kar- vonen opened up a five-yard gap on the approaches of Heartbreak Hill, he and Peters had run shoulder-to-shoulder, leading the field of 148 starters. Peters, clocked in 2:22:40. collapsed just beyond the finish line and had to be assisted into the dressing room. coun- the Waco Pirates.

You can trace the Class Mountain States League where he was burning up the league. He tapered off to a very respectable .322 in the Class Big State League but 29 games hardly gave his average a chance to hit its true level. At Middleboro where he was the first 24 years of his career, Rodriguez, who is now only 22, wrrote his own diploma last season with a .384 average for 94 games. He punched 10 homers while alternating between the outfield and second and third base and catcher. Starting off in 1951 at Middleboro.

Rodriguez batted .278, and hit only six home runs. One, however, provided him with his top sports thrill. It came with the bases loaded in the ninth inning and won the game. The 1952 season saw his average rise to .290. Though he stroked only four circuit smashes.

Rodriguez blossomed as a proficient base stealer. He took only 11 in his first season but hiked that to 27 his second season. Last year he swiped 22. A righthander all the way. Rodriguez stands 5 feet 11 inches and weights 175.

He calls Caho Rojo home in Puerto Rica. married name is Zenaida) and has two children, Oscar 4. and Lidia, 2. If that wasn't enough to rule out a call to colors, Rodriguez is a 4-F Carmona. Roberts.

Sacrifice Point, J. Double Fairchild and Roberts. Lett on base-Bryan 4. Corpus Christi 13. Bane on halls Off R.

Jones 1. Sauer 2. Hinkle 2. Point 2. R.

Jones 4. Sauer 1. Hinkle t. Point 2. Hits R.

Jones 7 In 2-3 inning; Sauer 5 in 3: Hinkle 1 in 1 13; Point 6 in Del- Tiano 0 In 2. Hit hy pitcher- R. Jones Wild pilch Point. Passed Cabrera. Win- nlns pitcher Point.

Losing pitcher R. Jones. Delanorbis and Valentine. 2:20. Caps Edge Capitols, 5-4 HARLINGEN.

Texas. April 19 dropped throw at the plate in the 11th inning paved the way for the Galveston White Ca-ps to score three unearned runs and defeat the Harlingen Capitols 5 to 4 Monday night. The Capitols got single runs in the first and second innings and the White Caps one in the second and added another in the sixth to tie the score. The next four innings were runless for both clubs. (ialva.

ab a ab a M.Perez 2 5 0 7 4 Esobr.cf 5 3 0 1 Nodar.cf 5 13 0 Martiru.i 3 014 2 Rlddle.3 5 3 2 3 Carptr.rf 3 12 0 Stafford If 5 2 2 0 Lopez.3 5 13 4 Robnsn.l 3 2 5 0 Perez.s 4 113 Dtmosts.rf 2 110 Lenhrdt.lf 5 12 0 Sweatt.rf 10 10 Malsrni.2 5 2 2 2 Mathws.lf.l 4 14 0 Urbnvch.c 3 0 9 0 a-Moore 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 Bardo, 4 0 2 4 Rivas, 0 0 0 5 4 2 6 2 Cntreas.p 4 10 1 Totals 42 13 33 14 Totals 38 9 33 17 a-Ran for Dlmosotis In 9th. b-Struck out for Urbanovich in 11th. Galveston 010 001 000 Harlingen 110 000 000 2. Stafford. Fernandez.

Contreras, Escobar. Malgarini. Rivas. Barcello. J.

Lopez 2. Urbanovich. L. Lopez. Perez.

Robinson, Riddle, Stafford. Perez 2. 2, Riddle Carperiter 2. Malgarini. Escobar.

Martinez 2. Riddle. Contreras. M. Perez.

DP--Riddle. Perez. Robinson; Lopez. Mar- ttnez. 12.

Harlingen 7. 4. Rivas 5. 7. Contreras 6.

Mann. est. Tyler Downs Temple, 14-4 TEMPLE. April Manager Salty Parker and the Tyler Tigers retained their undefeated standing in the Big State League Monday night by defeating the Temple Eagles 10 to 4 to open a two-game series. Tyler ab po a Temple ab po a Shenard, ss 5 0 1 6 Steele.

3b 4 110 Hunt, rf 6 2 10 Wilkinson.ss 5 0 4 3 Davis. 3b 4 2 0 1 Daehn. cf 3 0 6 0 Sntmauro.lf 6 4 8 0 Bell. If 5 3 2 0 James. If 6 14 0 Moyer, lb 4 0 7 1 CulUns.

2b 3 0 5 2 Stutts. rf 3 13 0 Berwing. cf 4 0 2 0 Jones, 3 1 3 'J Mitchell, 3 14 0 Coopmkn 2b 10 13 Isringhaus.c 112 0 Gaze la 10 0 0 Bagwell, 3 2 0 1 a-Grzesiek 0 0 0 0 Newcom. 10 0 4 b-Hamman 10 0 0 Sandefer, 0 0 0 0 40 13 27 Totals 31 6 27 11 tor Gazella in fourth, out for Newcom In eighth. Score by Tyler .........................................052 103 003-14 Temple ......................................110 110 OOO- 4 2.

Hunt, Davis 2, Santa mauro, James. Cullins 2. Browning. Mitchell. Bagwell 2.

Isringhaus. Steele. Bell. Stutts. Jones.

Coopman, Wll kinaon. Chenard. Runs batted Bagwell 3. Davis 3. Santamauro 3.

Steele 2. Stutts. Chenard. James. Mitchell, Hunt 2.

Two-base Davis Mitchell. Three-base Stutts. Santamauro 2. Home Stolen 2. Santamauro.

Steele. Isringhaus. Davis. Steele. Bagwell.

Cullins. Double and Santamauro 2. Left on 9. Temple 9. Base on Bagwell 7.

Gazella 1 Newcomb. Sandefer 2. Bagwell 6. Hits Gazella 7 in 4 Innings; Newcomb 4 in 4. Hit by Cullins.

Mitchell. Losing Sears and Reeder. Attendance -400. $50 Fee Set For Orioles On TV, Radio BALTIMORE, April 19 Baltimore Oriole players Monday adopted a resolution calling for them to receive a minimum fee of $50 each time any of them makes a radio, television or public speaking appearance. The action by the Orioles follows a procedure adopted by other major league clubs during the past few days.

Bobby Young, player representative, also announced a separate arrangement whereby Oriole players have agreed to make public appearances three times during the season without pay at the special request of manager Jimmy Dykes. Bolling Due for Draft DETROIT, April Infielder Frank Bolling of the Detroit Tigers Monday was ordered to report for a pre-induction physical examination here next Friday. Trabert Finally Nips Hernandez HOUSTON, April seeded players, with a lone exception, moved easily through the first round of the 20th annual River Oaks Tennis Tournament under perfect conditions at Houston Monday. The lone exception, strange enough, was top-ranked Tony Trabert, the national outdoors champion from Cincinnati, who found pint-sized John Hernandez more competition than the University of Texas size would indicate. Hernandez, Southwest Conference champion, held a five-to- four lead in the first set.

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2:25:30. and Katsuo, ville Baptist topped Austin Avenue 1 Nishida. 2:27:35, and Delfo Cabre- Methodist 8-3. and Beverly Hills ragomez of Buenos Aires, Baptist trimmed Alice Baptist, tina. who was clocked in 2:27.50.

star basketball player at tiny Rio 6-4 The first American to finish. John- Grande College for the past two Turner Baptist whipped Central ny Kelley. 23. of Boston University, Monday night th.t b. was in 2:38:51.

ftiil considering an offer to 0'JL' Baptnt. 8-3. in play with the college all-stars against the Harlem Globetrotters. i'f James Baptist won have not signed any contract intermediate forfeit over Alice play professional basketball Concord Baptist yet, Francis said at his home wnion won nere. 'Tm planning to go to New Avenue York on the 26th to discuss it with 5 ftnd St.

John Melh- Abe Saperstein jodiSv. The two pro teams now are in Waco Cards Play Friday At Katy Park The Waco Cardinals, state Negro baseball champions the past three years, open their 1954 home season Friday at 8 p. m. in Katy Park against the Florida Eagles. The Eagles, who have gained a tremendous amount of respect dur- their travels over the North Rubber American continent, include several veterans of organized ball on Ch ago on a tour across the nation.

Saperstein. owner of the also denied reports at Cleveland. Ohio, that he had signed Bevo and his coach. Newt Oliver unavailable for comment. having left home of at Byesvllle.

where he had been staying since late last week, to return to Rio Grande Given 10-Y ear Term For Bribery DES MOINES. April Floren Di Paglia. 27. Moines businessman, sentenced to up to 10 In prison Mondav for to bribe a Drake piaver to a state ball game last Dec 22 District Judge C. Edwin Moore sajd he felt the term was "too harsh in this case but he was forced to pronounce it under new anti-briberv jaw.

Defense Attv. Robert Hanke said ne will appeal on grounds the new law is unconstitutional. Judge Moore sentenced DI Pag- Ita to an "indeterminate term not to exceed 10 in Anamosa Reformatory after denying Di Pag. lia pleas to throw out the conviction or grant him a new trial But he asked that the state parole board give Di Paglia "early for parole The dark-haired businessman freed on $4.000 bond pending Little League Tryout Set The Northern Little League has set its final tryout sessions for 1:30 m. Saturday at its Cameron Park diamond near Leap.

Players from 8 to 12 in age are eligible to participate. Win Waco Softball Tilu Clayton Dugger pitched the Phillips No. 1 softballers past South Waco Merchants, 7-5, Monday night in a Waco Softball Association game at Bells Hill. George Ford was the losing pitcher. The Rubber Workers nipped Telephone Co.

8-5 in the second game of the softball twin-bill. AI McClinitoc outpitched Buster Blaine for the win. Herb Coffey paced the hitters for the night with three hits in four times at bat. their roater. Cards Owner Fad Shelton, a great hitter in his own right, has quite a few favorites back from past years.

George Walker, who once pitched for the Kansas City Mona re hs and last year posted a 5-1 won-lost record as reliefer for Tyler of the Big State League, will head up the mound staff. Other familiar names on the Cardinal roster are Oliver Galloway, Alvin Jackson. Sam Smith. Rav Jackson. Vernon Hicks and Jeff Hemphill.

BRAND NEW 1954 FORD TUDOR SEDAN appeal ring former Drake Bumbry several hundred dollars to charged with former Drakf player Ben make sure Drake lost by at least 10 points in the Drake-Iowa State game here. Bumbry testified he told him and notified his coach. Jack McClelland. Di Paglia testified he asked Bumbry orly about the condition so he would how to place a $300 bet on the game. l-N-S-U-R-A-N-t-E AT A SAVING M-c-K-E-E INS.

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