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Page SAN ANTONIO EXPRiSS Friday, August 13, 1965 Martin Breathes Fire Into Twins NEW YORK listed.big project is Zoilo Versalles, merely as a coach but a our fine young shortstop. Zoilo good many of the special handling. He is a players will tell you that sensitive than the Martin is the that fires needs a kind word, a the engine, the fellow friend- who makes the Twins run. i he has to be sat This is not meant to detract, from the pilotinR job done thisjf season bv Sam Mele, who may! when Sam had he voted Manager of the his work in keeping the taking him out of a game Twins on or near the top virtually from the start. Minnesota led by games prior to Thursday rubber game with the New York Yankees.

got to be a bit conceited in this said Martin. have tried to get it across to the players that if you believe in yourself, nobody etsp will. 1 tell the hitters they better than any pitcher they face. most important thing 5am and the coaches have done, 5 believe, is getting the guys to develop a feeling of pride in the letters TWINS across their vhests. 1 tell them nothing as bad as lining.

Be a good winner, sure, but be ai good always be grateful to The Twins always had power. This year added aggres- stiff when they siveness never run Tnwed me from the outfield to bases as been running iPlay third ba.se,” said another this first year 5 Joe Nossek. pa a coach. jtience and understanding made Pitchers have a pitching a little easier for during spring training. will blast you when you give 100 per I told him.

only gave half an ef-, fort. That means you have no pride in your work, no respect for yourself, no feeling for the He understood and had pride In his work ever since. An Intelligent, inventive performer when he played the in field for the Yankees, Martin is an able teacher. He speaks softly and politely but pursuasively taught me a lot since I came up said rookie second baseman Frank Quilici, Cleveland BII.LY MARTIN need conceit coach, roach. hitters Martin have feels a he hitting is the wants to win, said Don Mincher, the substitute infield coach.

live with themifirst baseman, Billy makes and think with he said, you try harder, makes you give work with all of them but my a little Bears Nip Washington DPD AIR CONDITIONERS for VOLKSWAGEN, Offer, Owners Unique Features high performanca, low horto- powor. Doiignod spocificoliy for Volktwogon. Hurry, Limited Supply! DPD MFG. CO. Incorporatoci 7-2357 WASHINGTON (AP) Rudy Bukich rifled three touchdown passes and an alert Chicago defense made two key Intercep tions in the fourth quarter Thursday night as the Bears edged Washington 31-30 in a National Football League exhibition game before a sellout crowd of 45,142.

Frequent penalties and spotty play by the Redskins, who whipped Philadelphia 37-0 in their opener last week, marred the game. Bukich, who connected on 13 of 19 passes for 206 yards, got the Bears rolling in the first quarter with a 14-yard touchdown to.ss to Johnny Morris, who set an NFL pass catching record last fall. A fumbled punt by Redskin rookie Bill Hunter gave the Bears the ball on 28 a few minutes later and Jon Arnett bucked over from the two seven plays later. Other Bear touchdowns came on a 75-yard pass play to rookie Dick Gordon on the first play of the half and a five-yard toss to Joe Marconi in the fourth quarter. Three Redskins drives were stymied, one when Pat Richter fumbled on the Bear two aher a 19-yard pass play, and two more on pass interceptions by Jim Purnell and Richie Petitbon.

CWcapo 14 3 7 7-31 WashlngTon 14 9 14 pass from Bukich (Van Raophorst kick) 2 run (Van Roophorst kick) 1 (Seedborg kick) CLEVELAND (AP) Two throwing errors by Cleveland pitcher Jack Kralick helped Los Angeles to four runs in the ninth inning and lifted the Angels to a 5-1 victory over the Indians Thursday night. Jim Fregosi opened the ninth with a walk. When Vic Power bunted, Kralick threw the ball into right field, Fregosi going to third and Power to second. After an international walk to Lou Clinton filled the bases, Bobby Knoop singled for two runs. Bob Rodgers attempted to sacrifice and Kralick, trying for a force at third, threw wildly again, as two more runs scored.

Bob who came on in the seventh, protected the lead for his seventh victory of the year. The Indians had tied the score 1-1 in the seventh. Leon Wagner and Roclty Colavlto and Max single scored W'ag- ner. Before that flurry by Cleveland, Fred Newman had pro- a 1-0 Angel lead, allowing only one hit and a walk. The run came in the third on a sacrifice by Jose Car- tlenal, scoring Paul Schaal who singled and advanced on a single by Newman.

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The loss was second in the double eliniination tourney. The San Antonians had eliminated Pine Bluff, by a 4-0 scare late Wednesday. Southslde ....................000 010 5 1 Nederland ..................021 101 7 1 Guerro, Irey (5) ond Hermes; Stuart and Victor. Victor. OPEN MONDAY THRU PRIDAY 9 P.

M. WHAT MAKES A BONEFISH GREAT? The bonefish is called one of the greatest gamefishes of salt water, and I suppose it is. never fished for one, so I confirm or deny its pulling ability. The bonefish has made FlorMa a mint of money through the Thousands of fishermen jcumey to shallow coves and bays to a bonefish. About the only two qualifications the bottom feeding fish has that could put it and keep it in the gamefish class are its ability to make a strong, drag-screaming run and the fact that it is an extremely wary fish and must be approached cautiously.

The accepted method of catching a bonefish is to pole a boat or wa(te across shallow flats, spot the fish, then make a long cast and try to entice one into taking your bait or lure. The fish jump hooked. It just pulls. Then, when you catch It, you either have It mounted or turn it loose. They have too many bones to be considered good eating.

This description sort of reminds me of a carp. A carp jump when hooked. It must makes powerful runs. And carp have too many bones to be considered good eating fish. STALK FISH IN LAGUNA MADRE If you want to stalk a fish in Texas, you can do it down the Laguna Madre.

Try sneaking up on a sow trout or bull red and see how wary these two gamefish can be. A red jump, either, but it is noted for power. But a big trout might show you its yellow-lined mouth once or twice beiore you put it on the stringer. I have a sneaking suspicion that the bonefish got its reputation as such a great gamefish partially through promotion. With the proper kind of promotion, Texas might do the same with the ladyfish, alias the skipjack.

have a lot of these fish in our coastal waters. They strike hard, fight good and jump all over the place. But you eat them after you catch them. Too many bones. An occasional bonefish is caught in Texas waters.

But not in the shallows. I know of two bonefish taken here in the last four years, and both of them were caught in 180 or so feet of water on the snapper banks. One of the two was caught last Wednesday while 12-year- old Alfred Peterson of Minnesota was fishing for snapper aboard the Janice out of Port Aransas. He got a nibble, set the hook and cranked up a bonefisb. The other bonefish, which was caught about three years ago, came from the same area, the submerged rocks about 40 miles offshore.

The fisherman who caught that bonefish reportedly used it as a marlin bait! WEEKEND FISHING OUTLOOK; GOOD Waters are good along the coast in all areas, and fishermen are making some fine catches. Kingfish are still being caught in the Gulf, and trout are being picked up in oitus hristi Bay, the surf off Mustang Island, around the railroad trestle and Indian Point in Nueces Bay, at the land cut and from marker 63 to 65 in Laguna Madre, at Rockport, Aransas Pass, Port Lavaca and Port Isabel, Night fishing for trout seems to be best at Lavaca and from Bob Hall Pier on Padre Island. Pier fishermen also are picking up some pompano, reds and drum, and tarpon fishermen have been getting strikes on both Bob Hall and Horace Caldwell Piers. Ling fishing is reported to be good in the Gulf at Port Isabel. Freshwater fishing also is good.

Black bass fishing on Falcon is hot at the moment, and not just temperature-wise. The blacks are being taken in nearly all areas of the lake on topwater lures and swimming baits. Topwater lures also are paying off in blacks on LBJ. Crappie and catfish action is good there, also. A few white bass are being picked up while trolling on Medina Lake, and crappie are biting at night.

Lake Mathis is producing a few catfish and bass in the brush. SAN MARCOS honored one of its favored sports sons here Thursday Lucious Jackson Day. Jackson, the Little All-American basketball player from Pan American College, who went on to win roolde-of-the-year honors as a member of the Philadelphia 76ers in the National Basketball League last year, returned home and was cheered by over 200 friends and admirers. The 6-9 postman was presented a proclamation, declaring August 12, 1965 as Jackson in San Marcos, and a plaque in appreciation of the recognition he has brought to the city. Tom Buckner of the San Marcos Record served as master of ceremonies.

college coach, Sam Williams, Pan American athletic director James Brooks, and Southwest Texas cage coach Vernon McDonald all had brief words of praise for the husky center. look from now on for another Lucious Jackson and never find Brooks said. McDonald bemaoned the fact that Jackson grew up in San Marcos, then went on to lead Pan American over SWT on numerous occasions. Jackson was born in San Marcos and lived there until he was a teenager. Before his junior year he transferred to Bastrop, where he finished high school.

He attended Texas Southern one year, then transferred to rPan American. He played with the United States Olympic team San Marcos year and led it to in the fmals over the Russians. Philadelphia Tops Astros HOUSTON (AP) Chris Short pitched a six- hitter Thursday night for "fiis 14th victory of the seaswi but needed ninth inning help.from Ed Roebuck as the Phillies defeated Houston 7-3. Short, who won his fourth game against the Astros, struck out nine and walked one. Gus Triandos, an ex-Phillie, stroked two of the hits off Short and the spoiled the shutout bid, scoring all runs with two out in the ninth.

Philadelphia broke a scoreles.s tie in the fifth when Bobby Wine and John Briggs singled. With two out, Cookie Rojas singled to right, scoring Wine and when the ball got through Joe Gaines, Briggs also scored. Night Game PHILADELPHIA HOUSTON Ob bl obr bl Bnggs cf 4 2 2 0 Maye If 4 0 0 0 Rojas 2b 5 0 2 3 Morgan 2b 4 0 0 0 Collison rf 4 0 0 0 Wynn cf 3 10 0 Allen 3b 4 2 11 Gaines rf 4 1 Gonzalez If 3 0 0 0 Gentile lb 4 112 H'rnst'In lb 4 0 10 Brand 3b 4 0 2 1 3 111 Triandos 4 0 2 0 Wine ss 4 2 3 0 Liills ss 3 0 0 0 Stort 3 0 0 0 Forrell 2 0 0 0 Kosko ph 10 0 0 Totals 34 7 It 5 Totols 33 3 6 3 Philodelphio 000 031 013 Houston 000 000 Llills, Gaines. 1. 6, Houston 4.

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In diving competition, Beniie Wrightson of Phoenix, won his second straight title, and young Micki King of Ann Arbor, burst to a title on her final dive. thought it was going a lot said Miss Caretto after she and the other swimmers completed two extra laps of the pools. Miss Caretto, who represents the City of Commerc, Calif. Swim Club, failed to hear the gun signaling final 100 meters and aware she had gone the extra distance. knew we said Miss Finneran of the Santa Clara, Swim Club.

was glad of Miss clocking of 9:37.5 at 800 meters approached Miss world record of 9:36 9 at that distance. Her coach said he failed to give her a proper signal for a turn that might have given her this record too. Four other City of Commerce girls placed in the to give the club 27 points in its bid! to oust Santa Clara as the team champion. Miss King stood fourth in the three-meter diving until she won 69,80 point.s on her last dive, a somersault with a 114 twist. Sue Gossick of Los Angeles, the leader into the last dive, tried the same maneuver but missed it and finished third behind Mrs.

Joel of Santa Clara, who won the one- meter crown Wednesday. Wrightson, who won the three- meter diving for the second straight year Wednesday, outscored Olympic champion Ken Sitzberger, an Indiana University freshman, on their last two dives to take the one-meter crown. TED, MATE MAKING UP MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Ted W'illiams, former Boston Red Sox slugger, and his second wife left a divorce hearing Thursday apparently on the verge of a reconciliation. Mrs.

Williams, a tall, blonde ex-model, filed a suit for separate maintenance against W'illiams in April 1964. Later, she made it a divorce petition, charging that Williams had cursed her and acted an eiTatic and irresponsible Wilbams filed a cross complaint, also asking a divorce. He said his wife was moody and to him and left him for long periods. W'hen the care was called Thursday, Circuit Judge Harvie Duval gave the couple time witb their attorneys to seek a property agreement. Afterguards, after conferring with the attonieys, the judge said: are on the verge of a reconciliation.

All parties believe they will be reconciled. Neither wants a On this basis, he continued the case. Mrs. Williams, the former Lee Howard, married the baseball star in Cambridge, Sept. 19, 1961.

Results St. Louis 5, Milwaukee 4, 13 innings Son Francisco 4-2, Pittsburgh 3-5 Philodelphio 7, Houston 3, night Only games scheduled. Games Milwauke (Lemaster 4-9) at Chicago (Buhl 12-8) Cincinnati (Maloney 13-5) at St. Louis (Simmons 7-11), night New York (Fisher 7-14) ot Houston (Nottebort 2-10), night Pittsburgh (Veale 12 8) ot Los Angeles (Osteen 9-11), night Philadelphia (Herbert 5-5 or Bunning 14-7) ot San Francisco (Spahn 5-13) night. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost .563 Ae ..563 .10 .491 .460 .426 .375 ,.345 31 Columbus Toronto 7 Atlonta 71 Jacksonville 64 Syracuse 63 Rochester 60 Toledo 57 Buffolo 38 Results Buffalo 6, Jacksonville 4 Atlonta 6, Toronto 4 Syracuse 3, Toledo 2, 14 Innings Rochester 5, Columbus 1 Won Lost Pet.

Behind 74 49 .602 .577 3 .559 5 .512 11 .508 .484 14Vi .460 17W .302 52 56 61 61 64 67 88 Woodlawn Game Delaved bv Rain SPECIAL TO EXPRESS-NEWS HOUSTON Thursday rains forced the po.stponement of the state Little League tournament semifinal contest the Woodland all-stars of San Antonio and Weatherford. The game has been rescheduled for 7:30 p.m. Friday. winner will meet Waco at 4 p.m. Saturday with a berth in the sectional tournament in Norfolk, at stake.

Waco Northern downed Freeport, 3-2, in a first round game Wednesdav. M'nnesofa 74 40 Baltimore 65 48 Cleveland 63 49 Detroit 63 49 Chicago 61 50 New York 57 59 Los Angeles 52 Washington 49 66 Boston 42 70 Kansas City 38 72 Results Minnesota 8, New York 2, night Los Angeles 5- Cleveland 1, night Boltimore 5, Boston 3 Detroit 11, Konsas City 1 Only gomes scheduled. Fridoy's Games Chicago (Buzhardt 8-4) ot Boston TBen- nctt 3-2), Minnesoto (Perry 8-2) of Cleveland (Siebert 13-6 or McDowell 12-8), nioht Woshington (Ortega 11-11) at (Bunker 6-5), night Kansas City (O'Donoghue 6-15) tit flW York (Cullen 0-1), night Los Angeles (Chance 8-8) at Dctroff (McLoln 9-5), night Add Natlonol Leogue TEXAS LEAGUE EASTERN DIVISION Pet. Tolso 67 49 Oal Ft. Worth 63 51 .553 Austin 57 .496 WESTERN DIVISION Pet.

Behtttd Albuguerque 63 51 .553 Amarillo 47 67 .412 El Poso 47 68 .409 Thursdoy's Results Tulso 2, Dollos-Fort Worth 1 Austin 4, Albuquerque 1 El Paso 4, Amarillo 2 Gomes Tulso at DoHos-Fort Worth Austin ot Albuquerque Amarillo at El Paso EASTERN LEAGUE Thursdoy's Results Reading 5, Williamsport 3 York 4, Pittsfield 2 Springfield 6, Elmiro 5, 13 Innings PACIFIC COAST Seattle at Tocomo, postponed, rain Oklahoma City 9, Salt Lake City 3 Howoll 7, Arkansas 0 Spokane 5, Indianapolis 2 Denver 7, Son Diego 6 Texas league Tulso 000 100 001-2 Dol-Ft. Worth 000 000 Montgomery ond Breeden; Dowling onci Felske. 002 100 001-4 Austin Albuquerque 000 Nixon and Honcock; McGovock, Hdtl (9) and Componis. lAmorillo 000 002 000-2ID Paso 301 000 I Sembero, Brodey (7) ond 'Thomas ond Gongola. AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS $107" MARK IV FRIGIKING FROSTEMP.