Waco Tribune-Herald from Waco, Texas • 20

WM tr 4 i wW wH I gwB1 Vjk 13 wr 4 fcjv I IMBMMMBBI 'm' KWVHMHM PILOT AND Branch Rickey headmaster of the Pittsburgh Pirates chain looks over Al Grunwald left the former first baseman he ordered con verted into a pitcher Grunwald respond ed in sub par fashion before the Pitts burgh headman getting beied in the fifth frame Saturday night (Staff Pho tos by Bob Turner) Pirates Take 13th in Row By Licking Clippers 10 to 6 'i a t3 x'V 4 fX S' i S' 'fA 1 1' r'' iL A L' 4 aa I BA ''A 1 Jcp jgS lv J1' wfcjtl "1 i Tyxe WbBl ABnj VI HHHHHK JH'' bl Rickey Is on Hand To See Bucs Triumph By DAVE CAMPBELL Tribune Herald Sports Editor affable and alert Branch Rickey came to town Satur day night to watch the phenomenal Waco Pirates perform and here is what he saw: He saw the hustling Bucs stam pede into a six run lead at the end of the first two innings and then hang on to crush Corpus Christi 10 6 It was tne 13th con secutive victory He saw Ramon Mejias sock a double on his very first appearance at bat to stretch his consecutive game hitting streak to one of the highest marks in all baseball history He saw Oscar Rodriguez and Ro berto Sanchez lead a potent Waco attack on three rival pitchers Rod riguez got three hits in five tries and scored four runs Sanchez whacked a long homer and later added a single scored three times and performed on defense like an other Scooter Rizzuto Grunwald Goes Out the second as Lon Goldstein cleared the left field fence with a smash but Waco stormed back in its half to score five times and give Grunwald some working mar gin Prize departed in the midst of that uprising with Ramirez tak ing up the mound duties With one out Grunwald secured a walk The wound tight Sanchez then startled Rickey and several hundred more fans by poling a Inng homer over the right field fence pushing Waco'S run total to four Rodriguez followed with a triple and scored immediately on Jack scratch single That was enough for Price Ramirez managed to retire the hard hitting Mejias hut Paepke golfed a single to right and when Luke Luckenbach errored on the play alls raced all the way home Ramirez then lost his control com pletely walked Jim Monahan George Matile and Rex Babcock with Paepke being forced in by the last free pass Stafford Hits One Grunwald who had been wild at the start was tired by now and when he made one too fat for Dean ON SECOND THOUGHT By DAVE CAMPBELL Tribune Herald Sports Editor was a pretty good race until you guys ran away from us I thought we still had a good chance until last week when you came down and knocked us off four straight in our own bail park when things started looking The speaker was friendly Bill Capps manager and all star third baseman of the Corpus Christi Clippers hardest hitting team in the Big State League Capps was cavorting around in left field at the time wearing a big bandage on his hand as a result of a broken finger suf fered in a game against Tyler several nights ago He watched the Waco youngsters going through their practice paces and allowed that are a mighty tough bunch to not quite as bad as it looks he said had broken even with them in 12 games and if we could have won that last series things might have looked a little different Or if some club could just beat Waco a little But the whole load has fallen on us and Tyler and just not up to it But don't get me wrong You have a great club and deserve to be up Lean faced Billy hedged a bit however when asked if Waco was the best of all the Big Staters in history about that I he said think this league is a little weaker this year got several fine teams in it but the second division boys are pretty weak But you have a fine club I thought you had a good club last year I know you had good pitching Your pitching is probably some better this year and you have more hitting and better defense but you had a tough team to beat last Pitching Slumped Pirates Spurted Capps offered two reasons for the recent decline of his ball club had a two weeks slump in pitching and Waco he explained He thinks his pitching is about back to normal now Jim Vitter Jim Price Ray Sims and Ben Bonine give the Clippers a for midable starting quartet and de pendable Earl Caldwell is always around for the late inning relief stints An hour after Capps had pre dicted Clipper pitching would im prove Vitter went out and made his boss look good by pitching no hit ball for six innings He later lost the game 5 2 but the fault was defense not He allowed only three hits and no earned runs Although he thinks the league has its weak spots Capps declares there are some good looking rookies scattered about He ad mits Waco has most of them but points out that Corpus sold one of the best let Chili Bigham he said it's a good deal for him and we are supposed to get a replacement soon I under stand it's a boy named Walt Peterson a rookie signed by Mil waukee I know how good he is supposed to be a good hitter are the other good ones? I like your Sanchez at shortstop And the Sawyer boy on your pitching staff only faced Sheetz once but he appears to throw hard and has a good curve Right now I would rank Kildoo right next to Sawyer I think Saw yer throws a little harder but Kildoo can be tough Mejias surprises me Against us at first he looked lousy but now nobody can get him out And don't kid yourself Anybody who can hit in 47 straight games has got something give your manager Paepke lots of credit for the way that team has come along He appears to handle them just right keeps them hustling and on their toes Has a great way with the kids" Capps Wants Strong Six Team Loop Capps voiced a fenent hope that Big State owners will reject the current bid to move Bryan to Del Rio (His plea was futile the shift was approved Saturday aft ernoon And he hopes the league can be organized into a tight well balanced six club affair by nexd season stuff of some club folding or about to fold every other week is no he said could start with Waco Austin and Cor pus Port Arthur would be a good town with a strong club Six Woolley Gps eature Race Gordon Woolley leading point winner in the weekly stock car races at Suicide Bowl added to his total Saturday night by win ning two races including the all important feature race and plac ing second in two others Richard Valentine was also hav ing a good night winning the sec ond heat and Australian pursuit until his car caught fire in the feature race and he had to sit out the finish The results: Helmet dash: 1 Gordon Wooley: 3 Norman Schlmscha irst heat: Harry Truelove Horace Ritchie elix Edwards Second heat: Richard Valentine Carpenter red Lustner Third heat: Pete Taylor: Gordon Wooley: Bob Blank Consolation race: 1 Dwin Blender: 3 Ralph Tucker 3 Jimmy McDonald Australian pursuit: 1 Richard Valen fjpe Gordon Wooley eature: Gordon Woolley: Pet Tvior Harry Truelove ra'rnenter Horace Ritchie Ralph Tucker Bob Blank teams would be enough but we need a strong team in each With those observations the alert Clipper manager went to the third base coaching box and directed his team into a 1 0 ad vantage over Waco for six and one half innings But then the Paepke Wrecking Co took charge free wheeled men out of the way and went on to capture its 12th victory in a row As Capps had noted those Pirates can be tough BASEBALL NOTES: The Waco Pirates whipped everything in sight on their recent road trip but Ronnie Sheetz still wound up a loser He lost his billfold at Har lingen containing $8 Bill Phillips hit the hardest ball on the trip a clout over the center field fence in Corpus ball just hit an air pocket and kept Phillips explained The Waco infielders were happy to be back home Waco has the only decent infield in the league they say Chili Bigham sold by Corpus to Atlanta is now in the Milwaukee organization and some day may be playing for the Braves has a says Capps has the speed and the power if he will just push Bill Capps thinks the league may have a lively playoff despite the current Waco runaway And he expects Galves ton to edge past Austin and win that fourth spot One of the high spots of the game riday night was the statement by Isie red that Waco club is one we can be proud of" By way of agreement the crowd gave out with the biggest cheer ot the night Tyler Clips Harlingen In 5 1 Game TYLER Texas July 24 UP The Tyler Tigers made it two in a row over the Harlingen Capitols with a 5 to victory in Big State League play Saturday night Jodie Phipps set the Capitols down on seven hits as he notched his ninth win against three losses Har ab a Tyler ab a Ltchstnlf 4 2 1 0 Perez2 3 0 3 1 Chlnkans 3 1 5 Bnvingef 4 2 4 1 1 Perez3 4 0 1 2 Davis 3 4 2 0 0 Bowman I 4 2 9 0 Santmrol 2 1 5 Warnerrf 4 10 0 Cullinslt 4 14 0 Andersn2 3 4 2 Mitchell 3 19 0 Dnkvchct 4 10 0 Conine rf 2 0 2 0 Skeltonc 3 0 4 1 Chenards 4 10 5 Mills 2 0 0 4 Phipps 4 2 0 2 a Rivas 10 0 0 Tracy 0 0 0 0 Totals 32 7 24 14 Totals 30 10 27 9 a Strurk out for Mills in 7th Harlingen 000 001 000 1 Tyler 201 110 5 Warner Perez Davis 2 Santa mauro Phipps Chalokian RBI Mitchell 2 Davis 2 Cullins Warner Davis Santamauro Cullins HR Warner SB Perez Perez Browning Mitchell LOB Har Unzen 7 Tyler 9 Anderson Chalo kian Bowman: Chenard Perez Santa mauro Phipps 2 Mills 4 Phipps 7 Mills 2 Tracy 2 Mills 10 in 6 Phipps '9 3 Mills 3 91 Mills iConinei Lee DeLeonardis 2:10 500 (est) Pioneers Blast Bryan AUSTIN Texas July hits over Disch ield Saturday night to boat the Bryan Indians 12 to 5 for their second straight win Bryan ah a Austin ah a Scrpce cf 4 12 0 Angelo cf 5 2 2 0 Parkerlf 5 15 0 Mason2 5 3 2 6 Perezs 0 0 0 0 McAfee 1 4 1 14 1 Gavilans 3 2 2 3 Nettles 3 4 2 1 2 Cabrera! 4 2 9 1 Mays 5 0 2 5 Konyar3 4 0 1 1 Gaspare 4 3 11 Karas 4 0 11 Taylorrf 10 10 Davis rf 4 2 0 0 HchsrU 4 2 1 Argudin2 3 1 4 3 Urbnchrf 5 2 2 0 Hawleyp 4 10 2 Hees 5 110 Totals 35 10 24 11 Totals 42 16 27 15 Bryan 000 000 5 Austin 140 120 12 Scarpace Gavilan Cabrera Argudin Hawley Angelo 2 Mason Mays Gaspar 2 Taylor Hochstattcr 2 Urbannwich Hees 2 Scarpace Parker 2 Gavilan 2 Cabrera Konyar Angelo RBI Davis Hawley 2 Angelo Mason 2 McAfee Hochstatten 2 Urbanowich Hees Davis Cabrera Gaspar Hochstatten 3B Parker Hawley Ur banowich BE Hawley 3 Ilecs 2 Hawley 1 Hees 1 LOB Bryan 4 Austin 7 Gavilan Argudin Cabrera Haw ley Argudin Cabrera Nettles McAfee Mason McAfee Mays McAfee HB Hees tPerezi Balk Hawley Hees ill 7 Hawley i8 4) Mann Terres 1:55 832 Galveston Trips Temple TEMPLE Texas July The Galveston White Caps defeat ed the Temple Eagles 10 to 2 Sat urday night to even a Big State League series at one game each Gal a Temple ah Carroll 5 10 6 Carter3 5 2 0 3 Gifford 2 4 3 2 0 Haman 5 15 3 Cearlevlf 5 10 0 Daehn cf 5 4 10 Illtlel 4 1 0 Cmpbl 2 3 2 1 Sandrsnl 1 0 3 2 Moyerl 4 0 6 (1 Lavigne cf 3 2 4 0 Llbertolf 4 2 3 0 Cmpbl 3 5 12 1 Andersnrf 4 110 Robinsnc 5 2 6 2 Jones 4 2 0 Dinistsif 5 0 2 0 Gazellap 2 0 12 Konick 4 0 2 1 a Prlaux 10 0 0 Totals 14 27 12 Total 37 12 27 9 Grounded out for Gazella in 8th Galveston 000 103 10 Temple 000 110 Carroll Gifford 2 Cearley 2 Little Lavigne 3 Campbell Daehn Liberto Hamman 2 Anderson Carter RBI Little 3 Robinson 2 Lavigne 2 Carter Campbell Campbell 2 2B Cearley Daehn Gifford 2 Liberto Campbell 3B Lavigne Daehn Little Campbell Konick Robinson Little Campbel) Hamman Moyer LOB Gal veston 7 Temple 10 Konick 1 Ga zella 1 Babbitt 2 SO Kordck 5 Gazella 7 Gazella 9 tn 8 Gazella Il Harper Bahr 2:15 WITH THE Branch Rickey visit ing the Waco Pirates over the week end confers with the two top hitters of the local club Ramon Mejias center and Jack alls right The two outfielders are rated among the best prospects on the Pirates because of their heavy stick work ffiaca aribunr fo'rald Page Sec II Waco Texas Sunday July 25 1954 A I a Rickey also saw Al Grunwald tire early in the face of the strong Corpus attack and finally give way in the fifth to righthander Myron Hoffman Hoffman blanked theClips the rest of the game and in doing so won his 12th game of the year This was not one of bet ter games because it didn't have to be The Bucs had things going pretty much their own way throughout with only Clipper hom ers causing manager Jack Paepke a few anxious moments But the Pirate defense was sharp the hit ting was solid and the hustle was consistent and the 2150 fans pres ent asked for no more The two teams wind up their se ries here tonight with either Ron ald Sheetz or Roger Sawyer to op pose ancient Earl Caldwell on the round Game time is 8 The victory last night placed Waco at the 750 mark a sensation al figure for this late in the season Pirates Start Quickly Stafford that reliable slugger slammed the ball out of the park Two were on base at the time so Waco led by 7 4 and the runs were coming thick and fast In the third hits by Rodriguez and Mejias spaced around a stol en base gave the Bucs another score They wound up their pro duction for the night in the fifth when Sanchez and alls singled and Rodriguez doubled Corpus picked up a single tally in the fourth on a triple by Julie Bowers and a single by pinch hit ter Jim Vitter and added a final run in the fifth on a walk to Jack Wilkinson and singles by Lucken bach and Goldstein Defensively the show belonged to Sanchez and Babcock although Mejias snared several long drives in center Sanchez had eight chances afield without an error while Babcock made a nifty run ning catch of a short drive by Staf ford in right and then tossed out Juan Senties after gliding over al most behind the first base position Snead and DeVicenzo Crush oes in PGA 1 handsome nut BI1 STATE LEAGUE Delia Gholson Texas League Results BAYLOR LANDS ALL STATE the onetime Ar now from St 4 5 4 3 3 1 1 3 3 3 3 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 3 acing the southpaw slants of Jim Price the Pirates jumped into a lead from the start Sanchez opened with a walk and took sec ond as Jack Wilkinson fumbled grounder Jack alls struck out but Mejias cracked his double and both runners scored Corpus got one of the runs back Bassler of Catonsville Md one up on the 38th hole He was two down with three to play before his fine comeback No other match carried as far as the 36th although two came to conclusion on the 35th Harbert won over Ed (Porky) Oliver the low medalist 3 and 1 Bolt ousted Jim Browning of Weston Mass second round conqueror ot Calif these are or have been figures on the tough pro Royal Note Grabs In rity Triu in pb CHICAGO July Royal Note the fast runing son of Spy Song owned by breeders Tilford Wilson and Carl Houston re mained undefeated Saturday with a romping triumph in the annual Arlington uturity to earn J93345 Rejected Upset By leet Bird INGLEWOOD Calif July 24 (W Calumet arm's leet Bird cap tured the $109300 Sunset Handicap today nosing out the favored Re jected in one of the closest finishes in the history of the race Traveling the long mile and flv eighths in 2:40 4 5 equalling th track record the Calumet star beat out the flying Rejected in a windup that took minutes to decide via ths cameras Delia and Gholson came through with victories in the Bosqueville softball tournament Saturday night Delia defeated West 5 1 and Gholson edged Bosqueville 2 1 De lia's Hank Anderson hurled a four hitter and Nathan Slegh of Gholson allowed only two hits Monday Gholson will play In man Motors at 7:30 and Wa cona Seed will duel Robinson at 9 Meyer Resigns As Dallas Pilot DALLAS July 24 IP) Dutch Mey er resigned today as manager of the Dallas Eagles of the Texas League and was succeeded by Les leming Midway through his fourth sea son at the helm of the Eagles Meyer resigned after a conference with Dick Burnett Dallas oilman and sportsman who owns the Eagles It wa apparently an amicable joint agreement Burnett said Meyer will continue to work for him drawing the same salary as a baseball scout maybe in my oil business It was believed the move was made to get the Eagles back on the winning track Aftvi winning the pennant and Dixie Series last year the Dallas club is now in last place despite some hefty talent purchases SM 3 0 4 I 1 0 3 0 1 Open champion Ed urgol 2 and 1 Burkemo won over his former teacher 43 year old Johnny Revol ta 4 and 3 Middlecoff grew strong er in the afternoon after a bitter pre lunch duel to expel Ted Kroll of New Hartford Conn 5 and 4 Mayfield eliminated Horton Smith 46 year old Professional GolfersXssn president whose career spans the Bobby Jones era 3 and 2 0 1 and Dickson (7 10) Rush (6 11) and Minner 6j Brooklyn at St Roe (3 3) or Izoes is jj vi Haaaix (n American lAacue Washington Gray (1 3) Gray (1 3) at Philadelphia Detroit at Shea (0 8) Detroit at Shea (0 8L Baltimore (7 10) and Larsen 212) vs (6 9) and Dixon 3 5) Cleveland at New Garcia (12 5) vs ord (9 61 Chicago at Boston Harshman (6 and Johnson (5 5) Nixon (8 7) and Brewer (6 5) ST PAUL Minn July 24 (fft Slugging Sam Snead and his South American counterpart Roberto De Vicenzo smashed through their third round matches like unhar nessed bulls today to lead a cordon of name players into the quarter finals of the PGA golf champion ship Oldtimers called it the fanciest field of eight to survive this ex hausting head to head marathon since the last war Snead the pain gone from his celebrated neck and wisecracks back on his lips smothered (Dutch) Harrison kansas Traveler Louis 7 and 6 De Vicenzt the brown Latin from Buenos Aires uncorked even more devastating golf to crush Elroy Marti the little known public links pro from Hous ton 8 and 6 Other survivors of the long 36 hole grind over level acres were defending champion Walter Burkemo Dr Cary Middlecoff 1949 National Open champion Chick Harbert the two time run ner up from Northville Mich Tommy Bolt the dapper club toss er from Houston young Shelley Mayfield of Chicopee Mass and jockey sized Jerry Barber of La Canada All of familiar circuit In quarter finals Snead faces Bolt and Barber op poses Harbert in the top half of the bracket The lower half sends Burkemo against De Vicenzo and Middlecoff against Mayfield The semifinals are scheduled Monday with the 36 hold champion ship round Tuesday In the closest match of the day 130 pound Barber rallied from the brink of defeat to beat Charley Rndrfgupz man Pitcher 6 run 4 hlta off in 1 inmnco: off Ramirez In 1 2 3: 6 runi 5 hit off Grunwald In 4 (faced 1 batter In 5th Winner Hoffman (12 Loer Prrt (9 5 2:30 Smith and Lombardi A 2150 va (2) Turley Scora by Dallaa no 020 1 ort Worth 100 (GO jo 1 Turgeraon Mllankowlch 6 and Balch Lemfsh and Rnnning Score by RHE Houston ini nno mo nno 2 7 3 Tulsa non 000 020 non 3 12 1 Soothe and Smith: HutsimiM Me Nellanr 9 Acker 11) and Kinaman 9 in 57 sa a Stngled for Ramirez tn 4th Ran for Goldstein tn 9th HIt Into force out for Henry In 9th Score by Corpus Christi 1 013 110 6 Waco 251 020 10 Runs Sanchez 3 odrlzuez 4 Goldstein Grunwald alls Paepke Jones Wilkin son 2 S'afford Senties Wilkinson Luckenbach Matile Runs batted Me jias 3 Golds'eln Sanchez 2 alls 2 Babcock Stafford 3 Vitter Rodriguez Two base Mejias Rodriguez Three base Rodriguez Bowers Home runs Goldstein Sanchez Stafford SH Sen ties Stolen Paepke Monahan Rod riguez Earned Corpus Christi 6 Waco 9 Base on ball off Price 3 Grunwald 4 Ramirez 3 Williams 1 Hoff man 4 Price 1 Grunwald 4 Ramirez 2 Hoffman 3 Williams Left on bases Corpus 11 Waco 6 Double plass wiiiiArr Aii Wild Hoff 2 runs 3 hits I Na Cllppera ab po a Waco Jones 2h 3 0 12 Sanchezss Wilkinson 3 113 PodrguzJb Lurknbchr 5 12 0 allslt Staftordlf 5 10 0 MeLas rf Goldstnlh 4 2 11 0 Paepke Bowers 3b 3 12 5 Monahan rf Sentlescf 3 0 3 0 Matile3b Henry 4 0 4 1 Babcock 2h Price 0 0 0 0 Grunwald Ramirezp 1 0 0 0 Hoffmarup aVitter 110 0 hacchlnl 0 0 0 0 cCaldwell 10 0 0 Total 35 8 24 13 Totals i Team Pct GB Waeo 76 26 745 Tyler 63 40 612 1314 Corpus Christi 60 43 583 IB'A Austin 53 59 515 23 Galveston 52 51 a05 24 Harlingen 41 62 398 35 Bryan 34 67 337 42 Temple 32 71 311 44 TEXAS LEAGUE PH GB Shreveport 64 50 561 San Antonio 60 51 541 2 Oklahoma City 58 53 523 4 Houston 59 56 513 5 Tulsa 55 55 500 7 ort Worth 54 60 474 10 Beaumont 52 62 456 12 Dallas 48 63 432 14 NATIONAL LEAGUE I Pct GB New York '62 33 653 Brooklyn 57 38 600 5 Milwaukee 49 45 521 12 Cincinnati 48 48 500 14 St Louis 46 47 495 15 Philadelphia 45 46 495 15 Chicago 38 54 413 22 Pittsburgh 30 64 319 31 AMERICAN LEAGUE Pct GB Cleveland 65 28 699 New York 64 32 657 2 Chicago 59 37 615 7 Washington 40 50 440 23 Detroit 40 52 435 24 Boston S8 53 418 26 Philadelphia 32 58 356 31 Baltimore 33 61 351 32 BRYAN CLUB GETS OKEH TO SHIT TO DEL RIO ORT WORTH July Big State League members Saturday approved transfer of the Bryan franchise to Del Rio Announcement of the results ot a poll was made by League President Howard Green who said simply that the transfer was approved Del Rio will play its first game Wednesday night at Del Rio against Cor pus Christi Application for the transfer was made by Arturo Gonzales Bryan club owner who said he was losing money on the team in Bryan Corpus Christi general manager Bob Hamric earlier said he definitely in favor of the move and didn't think other directors were either Green didn't reveal If the vote for the transfer was unanimous or if there was opposition Gonzales reportdely threatened to pull out of the league if the shift wasn't granted SATURDAY'S RESULTS Big Stat Wacs 10 Corpus Christi 6 Tyler 5 Harlingen 1 Galveston 10 Temple Austin 12 Bryan 5 'Texas Losrwa Tulsa 9 Houston 2 Dallas 5 ort Worth 4 National League Milwaukee 5 New York 4 Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 4 Philadelphia Brooklyn 7 St Louis 6 American I eagtie Cleveland 5 New York 4 (10 innings) Boston 5 Chicago 2 Philadelphia 6 Baltimore Washington 2 Detroit WHERE THEY LAY TODAY Blr State League Cnrpas Christi nt War Bryan at Austin Harlingen at Tyler Galveston at Temple Texas league Shreveport at Dallas 2 Beaumont at ort Worth 2 San Antonio at Oklahoma City 2 Houston at Tulsa 2 National league Pittsburgh at Cincinnati 2) riend (4 8) and LaPalme (l vs Judson (4 3 New York at Antonelli (14 2) Wilson (7 0) PNUdaUfcl ti CMomi Greanwood LINEMAN ROM ABILENE George Sauer athletic direc tor of Baylor University an nounced Saturday that Bobby Jack Oliver Class 4 A all state tackle from Abilene last fall has signed a letter of intent to enter the Baptist institution this September Oliver was widely recognized linemen in all schoolboy ranks last year He earlier had been heavily courted by Texas hut several months ago an nounced ho would attend th University of Oklahoma Virtt Pay Off However the big (6 2 and 225) West Texan last week visited the Baylor campus liked the surroundings and the new dorm facilities and an nounced he was Baylor bound Oliver is a two sport competi tor being also a star baseball performer He catcher and will perform for Coach Jelly SoRell's nine Here is what the 1954 Texas BOBBY JACK OLIVER A LVM BU Gets All Stater High School Associa tion booklet has to say about Oliver: football career has been short but sweet very sweet In two years he climbed from all district defensive spe cialist to a two platoon all stater and all America He also was team captain last fall ine Baseball Prospect addition he is considered a fine baseball prospect by scouts who have seen him play coach Chuck Moser says: can punt kick eff and extra point with the best He would make a great boy as a defensive end on a five man line setup Ha is agile fast and a good blocker in the Oliver will compete in the schoolboy all star game sched uled in Dallas Aug 14.