San Antonio Express from San Antonio, Texas • Page 61

SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS Friday, Jane 12, 1970 Page 3-E JESUS PIMENTEL prcps for title defense Sparring Sessions Scheduled Four of the principals in next ring card at Municipal Auditorium have scheduled sparring sessions at Alamo Boxing Gym Friday. Jesus Pimentel, who will defend his North American bantamweight in the main event next Tuesday, will work out at 1 p.m. A trio of Tokyo boxers, Ku- niaki Shimada, Shigefumi Fu- kiyama and Kamikaza Iwase, arrived Thursday and set 2:30 p.m. drills. Shimada is foe in the title bout, scheduled to go 12 rounds.

Iwase is to face San Antonio welterweight Gil Gutierrez and Fukiyama is to fight Jose Orantes of Mexicali in a pair of supporting ers. Tickets are on sale at the Gunter Hotel lobby and Lounge. Reservations can be made by calling 2222553. The Japanese and Mexican boxers have scheduled an appearance at Keefe Field Friday, prior to the Texas League tilt between the San Antonio Missions and Albuquerque Dodgers. Mexico Moves Into Cup Quarterfinals FRANK BRIDGES DIES Continued From Page IE from 1920-25, posting a 35-18-6 mark but Importantly bringing the Bears in as Southwest Conference champs in both 1022 and 1024, the only two undisputed titles they have ever won in SWC history, with both clubs going undefeated in conference play.

Born in Savannah, Bridges graduated from Harvard with a degree in physical education after playing professional football in Jacksonville, then preceded his tenure at Baylor by refereeing prep and codlege games in the Southwest, where he caught the attention of Baylor officials. While at Baylor, Bridges also coached the 1923 Bear ba.seball team to another conference championship. That ace pitcher, Ted Lyons, is now in the Hall of Fame. After his stint at Baylor, Bridges was head coach at Hardin-Simmons (1928-30), Texas Military College (1931-34), and St. then went to the Pacific Coast as a scout and coach for the San Francisco Olympic Club before inning the coaching staff of the old Brooklyn Dodgers of the National Football League.

He served as a baseball scout for the Chicago White Sox, Philadelphia Athletics, Brooklyn Dodgers and Detroit Tigers from 1946 until his retirement in 1953. He also lived several years in Mexico before coming back to San Antonio recently. Services are set for 10 a m. Saturday in Roy Akers Funeral Chapels. MPLXICO CITY Mexico gained the World Soccer Cup quarterfinals Thursday for the first time in history and provided the whole country with one mammoth fiesta.

The host nation beat Belgium 1-0 before 112,000 delirious, bongo-drumming fans in the Aztec Stadium to tie with Russia at the top of Group 1. The winning goal against Belgium came in the 16th minute on a hotly disputed penalty converted by Gustavo Pena, the Mexico captain. England, the defending champion, and Italy also gained quarterfinals. England edged Czechoslovakia 1-0 on a bitterly disputed penalty goal by Allan Clarke in the 49th minute. It was first championship match.

Italy moved into the quarterfinals for the first time in 32 years by playing a scoreless tie with Israel. In other game, in which no quarter-final berth was at stake, tiny Morocco held highly favored Bulgaria to a 1-1 tie. Mexico, England and Italy round out the quarter-finals for which Russia, Uruguay, Brazil, West Germany and Peru had previously qualified. quarter-final pairings pit Mexico or Russia against Uruguay in Mexico City, Italy vs. Mexico or Russia in Toluca, Brazil vs.

Peru in Guadalajara and West Germany vs. England in Leon. Since both teams are tied on goals scored and goals against, Mexico and Russia will toss Friday to determine their Sunday opponents. The winner meets Uruguay in Mexico City. The loser meets Italy in Toluca.

So the ninth world champion- ship, which has aroused fanatic enthusiasm throughout the world and is being watched by 303 million fans otr television, goes into the quarter with four European teams and four from Latin America. The scene is set for a tremen- do-'s climax June 21, the day of -he iinai. eliminated from the champ.onship after round-robin group play are xMorocco, Sweden, El Salvador, Bulgaria, Israel, Romania and Czechoslovakia. WESTERN OPEN SUMMARIES CHICAGO (AP) First round scoresi Thursday In the $130,000 Western Open! Golf Tournament on the 6,923 yard, par 711 Beverly County Club Course. Amateuar Steve Reid Hugh Royer Tommy Jacobs John Pott Dick Lotz Bob Charles Bobby Nicholas Dow Flnsterwald Arnold Palmer Miller Barbor Dale Dougioss Gibby Gilbert Tom Welskopf Julius Boros Dave Elchelberger Larry Ziegler Rod Funseth Tom Shaw Bob Smith Harry Toscano Paul Moran Dewitt Weaver Bob Stone Billy Maxwell Jerry Barrier 38-32-70 Dave Graham Mike Hill Bill Garrett Mike Reasor Mike Farkas J.C.

Goosle George Archer Don Bies Herb Hooper Bunky Henry Dick Rautmann 36-35-71 Jim Jamieson Bobby Brue Howie Johnson Bob Rosburq Jim Welchers Randy Petri Bob Show Wayne Vollmer Ed Sneed Cesar Mickey Show Bert Yancey Charles SIfford Tony Jacklln Ken Still Bruce Crompton Lou Graham Chris Blocker Paul Barkhouse Frank Beard Bob Goalby Doug Olsen Pete Brown Tom Sanderson Bill Ogden 'w rc Terry Dill Dick Hart Jim Colbert Jack Nlcklaus Jerry McGee Fred Marti Mason Rudolph Lionel Hebert Gene Ferrell Dave Stockton Bob Lunn AI Mengert Jim Grant Les Peterson Homero Blancas Billy Lovely Jim Bullard John Levinson Phil Rodgers a-James Simons AI Odom Rives McBee Gordon Jones Jack Montgomery Bob Stanton Labron Harris Jerry Heard Don Parson Banks Guyton J.C. Snead Jimmy Clark Chi Chi Rodriguez Dick Rhyan Dean Beman Bob Murphy Bob Payne John Schroedcr 37 Tom Sisolak Steve Oppermann Bobby Mitchell Grier Jones Rick Rhoads Rate Botts Bob Shave Chuck Montalbano Larry Sears Doug Sanders Peter Townsend 3 R. Gay Brewer Tommy Bolt Doug Ford Dave Bollman Dick Carmody Ken Kern Richard Martinez Red Hayes Hale IrwIn Earl Stewart Ross Randall Gene Torres Jack Ewing Lee Elder Ray Floyd Bob Wynn Dudley Wysong Earl Fennell MEN'S SHOES frank BROS. Alamo Plaza and Central Park 226-6101 enjoy your own country club at Fairways apartments Live in a resort environment with complete recreation. Live right on the 18 hole golf course.

Enjoy the country club with its private dinner club, billiards room, handball courts and health dub. Play tennis, swim in any of three pools, practice on the putting green, pitch horseshoes, picnic along the creek. Choose from 9 styles of apartments in a setting of thousands of native oaks. See the beautifully decorated models today. Open 9 a.m.-8 p.m.; 1-8 p.m.

Sundays. Families with high school students welcome. Fairwqys APARTMENTS Country Club Living 3815 Parkdale 696-3499 Whitworth, Mills Share LPGA Lead Mas.s. (AP) Favored Kathy Whitworth regained her putting touch and steady Mary Mills put together everything in ma.stcrful fashion to share the first round lead with four-under-par Thursday in the 130,000 Ladies PGA championship. Miss Whitworth, the all-time top money winner on the LPGA tour, got a 36-33, while Moiss Mills, the 1963 U.S.

Open champ as a pro sophomore, fired a consistent 35-34 in taking a one- stroke lead in the 72-hold tournament at the Pleasant Valley Country Club. Right on their heels was Shirley Engelhom, who carded in launching a bid to tie an LPGA record of four straight tournament victories. Jo Anne Gunderson Garner, a five-time national amateur champion who turned pro late last year, was the on other par-breaker in the field of 67 as regulation figures of stood up well on the layout swept by tricky, whirling winds. Mrs. earner, who operates a course with her husband in Seekonk, went out in 33, but had a 38 on the back nine when she hit a tree and took a double-bogey six on the thirteenth fairway.

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