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1 3B-4- 4 tr I 4 ,3 1 cL 3B' -'s 1 EL Couto Glabt-Dgmorritt THERE -OUGHTA BE A LAW! EL Couto Ghlbt-litmorrat THERE -OUGHTA BE A LAW! April 15, 1960 WEEKEND April 15, 194 WEEICE April 15, 1960 WEEKEND By Fag and Shorten By Fagaly and Sharfe Gillis Signs Third Grid Cardinal Pact REPORT Compiled by GEOR-GE '6ARSON (Fishing Conditions to 3 p. April I 1 WEEKEND WEATHER FORECAST Friday, Periods of showers and thunder showers. SaturdayScattered showers continuing into Sunday. 14) 0 WEEKEND FORECAST IRRITATIONS UT 4112ALT tHielf --42 eriod of LIFE PAIZONG PLAC Eta ATM' ISN'T voiZE tG CARS! showers and TY-SPACE c02E1k1410TETZ '0 I Friday LI rit43 a TolosE 111111111Itok, tor tot- ts) 4 1 --ar. REPORT nk iezae, tered showersSaturdayScat- showers tontinuing into Sunday.

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St. Louis fans have seen Gillis in two previous Cardinal Glen-non Memorial exhibition games and will see him this benefit contest when the Cards play the Philadelphia Eagle's Sept. 9 at Busch Stadium. seen itlis dinal Glenition games Yain in this 0.. i the Cards hia Eagles Idiom.

I .0 i 1960, dol. litelVell WIWSPAPII SYWD1 v() 0 J. 4 -0 pARktsIG 1 ---cz. 1960, Neellittil WIIMAPII SYWDI ATE Don Gillis, 245-pound center, signed Thursday to play his third season with the Louis foot-hall Cardinals, Managing -Director Walter Wollner announced. One of the NationallFootball League's outstanding young centers, Gillis was obtained from the Cleveland Browns by the Cards in 1958 'for a 1959 draft choice.

Gillis, I all-Southwestern Conference center for two years while at Rice, beat out 308-pound Earl Putman for the No. offensive center position. Coach Frank IVy thinks highly of the 25-year-old 'Gillis who has a lot of hustle and makes few noighnalys a lot of hustle and makes few or NOW ScORES AROuN0 4 THE COLIATAY-, 4bv4NO NaWSCORTWEES ARChNO THE COLIfrire)e 7avbith 11.W. PETERSPA. 26 evimok2 AVE 11,11 Ick 0 17 1 I 117244144A1, fErePsem.

I 26 eiChtmOodD Ayr I 1411 I SW in Net Match CARBONDALE, ILL, (Special) Southern Illinois University's, tennis team opens its, home seasonaturday against Kalamazoo College at The Salukis are 2-0 for the season, with road triumphs over Vanderbilt and Principia. atch (Special) University's home sea- Kalamazoo The the season, over Van-I. wsaithlukirso.aadre thoeverseavsaonn: derbilt and Prmcipla. GOOD FAIR Bass Catfish Catfish Bass Bass Catfish Crappie Bass Bass 'Catfish Bass Bass Wh. Bass Crappie Wh.

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to iftrrrib -42 'llt44 1 6 FISHING BEST LAKE WATER CONDITION CATCH Clearwater---' Clear Fair Crappie Wappapello Dam Clearing Fair Crappie Wapp. Otter Cr- Clear Good Crappie Lake Ozark- (Osage) Dingy Fair none (Gravois) Clear Fair Crappie (Grand Glaize) Clear Fair Crappie (Niangua) Clear Fair Crappie Norfork Clear Fair Bass Bull Shoals, Ark. Clear Fair I Bass Fair 1 NM Bags I Fair I Bass Fair Bass Fair Trout Fair none Fair none Fair none Good Crappie Fair I Bass Fair Bass Fair LAKE Clearwater Wappapello Dam Wapp. Otter CrLake Ozark- (Osag (Gravois) (Grand Glaize) (Niangua) Norfork Bull Shoals, Ark. 1- Fair 1 Bass Fair Bass Fair Trout Fair none Fair none 8ii-A-') 7,,,,, eo dA0 0 87--------- -syk 0 II iiii 4-'5-- 7dit County t701zat-, Perch Walleye Perch Crappie Catfish Bass Perch Walleye Perch Crappie Crappie Crappie Bass Bass Crappie Catfish Crappie Crappie Bass Bass Best Track Marks, In County Area Best Track Marks In Area 1 IVIcipletAtood Relays Prelims Today apleArtood Relays Minnows He lidiver Minnows-Worms Wh.

-Bomber Minnows lieildiver MinnOws He litliver Minnows Bass Master Crappie Catfish Crappie Bluegill Bass Bass Bluegill Bass -Good Good Crappie Crappie (Theodosia krrn) Clear' (Buck Creek) Clear Table Rock Clear Taneycomo Clear litmnewell Cloud Thousand Hills Dingy Kentucky Murkl Big Sandy. Dingy Crab Orchard Dingy Little Grassy Cleani Reelfoot Dingy Duck-Creek Clear RIVERS Meramec Cleani Courtois Clear Huzzah Clear Big River Dingy Niangua Clear James Cloud: Black Clear St. Francis Clear Gasconade Cleani Current Clear Swan Lake, IlL Murk: Clarksville, Mo. Murk5 (Theodosia Arm) Clear (Buck Creek) Clear Table Rock Clear Taneycomo Clear litmnewell Cloudy Thousand Hills Dingy Kentucky Murky Big Sandy Dingy Crab Orchard Dingy Little Grassy Clearing Clear Clear Cloudy Dingy Murky Dingy Dingy Clearing Dingy Clear Clearing Clear Clear Dingy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clearing Clear Murky Murky (Theodosia kiln: (Buck Creek) Table Rock Taneycomo Hunnewell I Thousand Hills Kentucky Big Sandy Crab Orchard Little Grassy Reelfoot Duck -Creek RIVERS Meramec Courtois Huzzah Big River Niangua James Black St. Francis i Gasconade Current Swan Lake, Ill.

Clarksville, Mo. (Buck Creek) Clear Table Rock Clear Taneycomo Clear Hunnewell Cloudy Thousand ousand Hills Dingy Current Clear Swan Lake, Murky Clarksville, Mo. Murky Z- ST. LOUIS' 1111 11E1 0 Egyi3E0T-11 -PONTIAC DEALER. TRADE NOW! SAVE 110W! 111111111 111H .5225 DELMAR FO: 1-4800 4 (For week ending April 9) SENIOR rnvisioN 100-Yd.

dash: 10.2. by Ricky Beldned. U. City. 120-Yd.

high hurdles: 15.5 by Bob Stratton. U. City. 180-Yd. low hurdles: 20.8, by Stratton.

220-yd, dash: 22.8. by Beldner. 440-ydJ-, 521, by Bill Spiller, Kirkwood: 880-yd. run: 2:03.4, by Ron Meyer, Normandy. 880-yd.

relay: 1:322: by U. City. Mile run: 4:35.8, by Bob Hinman, Normandy. Mile- relay: 4:34.8. by Normandy.

Broad- jump: 22 ft. 3i by Beldner. High lump: 5 ft. 10 by Rich Dyke. Mercy.

Pole vault: 11 ft. by Jeff Brewer and Clayton Beattie of Ferguson. Shot put: 48 ft. 512 by Mike City. ft.

81 by Jim Normandy. Minnows-Worms Midget Diget Minnows-Worms Flies-spinners mtlinows-worina Minnosits-Worms Bass Buster St idget-Diget Abu Reflex Doll Fly Fair Fair Fair Poor Good Fair Fair Good .5 Fair Fair Poor Poor Fair Poor Poor Note Perch I Bass None Perch Gogile-eye. li None Perch Goggle-eye None Catfish oughfish Bass Goggle-eye Perch Bass Goggle-eye Perch Bass Pcrchg, --Goggle-eye Bass Walleyl'e Wh. Bass Goggle-eye Crappie Catfish Bass Walleye Goggle-eye No fishinghigh water. No fishinghigh water.

Bass Goggle-eye Goe le-eye 'oughtish Bass Walleye Goggle -eye No fishinghigh water. No fishinghigh water. JUNIOR4nVISION IN YOUR 'Midget-Diget Doll Fly KR. er nunt Flies-Spinner orms Heddon Hep Bubter Alamo," orms Heddon Hep Bubter Missouri State Indoor champion Beaumont, along witll University City, McBride and Alton, figure to battle for the team championship in the fifteenth annual Maplewood High School Track Relays. About 800 boys, representing 25 schools, are entered in the ipated In the century where J.

preliminaries beginning at 1 J. Gator of Alton has been o'clock Friday afternoon with clocked in :09.7, Larry Ryan of the finals at 12 noon on Satur- McBride has a 10-second time, day. and Ricky Beldner of University University City easily carted City with :10.2. off the winner's trophy last week 1 in the Clayton meet, while Nebraska Halted Bride has gone undefeated in dual competition for the-second By St. Cloud Hurler consecutive year.

Alton has one LINCOLN, UP). Jim of the, top cinder clubs across Cashman pitched a sharp the river. hitter for St. Cloud State Thurs. The meet again will.be divided day as the -am de.

into two classesAA and A feated Nebraska, 8 to 2. -41 with relay and open events in It was St. st base each class. ball game of the season. Ne In the AA Division are the I braska now has a 7-2 record.

above-mentioned schools, plus Dave Lesar, St. Cloud catcher Edwardsville, Granite City, smacked a two-run homer in the Kirkwood, Webster -Groves, 0'- first inning. Fallon Tech, Soldan, McKinley, 1 Cleveland and Sumner, for a total of 15. The ten schools in'the A Division are Laduse, Hazelwood, Parkway, Priory, Principia, Affton, Southwest, Central and Maplewood. Events in the relay division are the 440, 880, mile, two-mile and shuttle hurdle.

The open division events are the 160-yard are me a4U, 66u, mile, two-mile and shuttle hurdle. The open division events are the 160-yard ipated In the century where J. J. Gator of Alton has been clocked in :09.7, Larry Ryan of McBride has a 10-second time, and Ricky Beldner of University City with :10.2. Nebraska Halted By St.

Cloud Hurler LINCOLN, (M.Jim Cashman 'pitched a sharp five- hitteir, for St. Cloud State day as the NV---- '-am feated Nebraska, 8 to -41 It was St. ball game of the season. braska now has a 7-2 record. Dave Lesar, St.

Cloud catcher, smacked a two-run homer in the first inning. Fallon Tech, Soldan, McKinley, 1- Cleveland and Sumner, for a total of 15. The ten schools in'the A Divi- sion are Laduse, Hazelwood, Parkway. Priory, Principia, Affton, Southwest, Central and Maplewood. Events in the relay division I are the 440, 880, mile, two-mile and shuttle hurdle.

The open division events are the 160r- yar The meet again will.be divided day as the -am into two classesAA and A feated Nebraska, 8 to ,441 with relay and open events in It was St. each class. ball game of the season. In the AA Division are the braska now has a 7-2 record. above-mentioned schools.

BTUS nalzo penr CI' firma rntrhpr Norwick. U. Discus 14 Cornelius, Nor 1 JUN Thlor in Thurs- 22P0e-id. dm de- dal n-e base- Ne- Ir Er gr saocin RIIP.eor117ievwault: Rive rc'vti put: i Discus: la Fergttson. Norwick.

U. Discus: 140 Cornelius. 100-yd. dash: Mercy; 120-yd. low 220-yd.

dash: 440-yd. dash: Ferguson. 880-yd. run: Normandy. 8SO-yd.

Broad Jump; Ferguson. Pole vault: Riverview. Shot put: Riverview. Discus: 135 de-Fe4g4u0s-gnd. dash: 1.

ness run: ev. base- 8S0-yd Broad jump; Ne- Ferguson. S'not put: EDAIT 0 GLOBE 1.1r I 10.7. by Jim Far-deli. Thorpe.

Ritenour. hurdles: 14.9, by 24.3, by Farrell. 58.1, by Jim Long, 2:06.3, by Dan Hennessey relay: 1:45. Mercy. 18, ft.

4 10 ft. 6 by Mellor, 1 50 ft. 4 by ft. 4 by Wiley. 58 1, by Jim Long, ormandy.

2:06.3. by Dan ken- relay: 1:45. Merry. 18 ft 4 Long, 10 ft. 6 by 50 ft.

4 by GUN" by George Carson "ROD Most of the large impoundments are in excellent shape for fishing but the water temperatures, continue to range from 47.to 56 degrees and as a result fishing the past week is rated only Kentucky Lake is rising and crappie are beginning to move in to the willows, resulting in some excellent catches, particularly in the Big Sandy Arm. Mr. and Mrs. E. C.

St. Louis, report 1 a catch of 6Q crappie, taken from the Otter Creek arm of Lake Wappapello. There is little action on the Ozark streams though most are in good shape. The Gasconade is clear from Competition to below Hazelgreen- and is off-color in itsilower reaches. Some excellent catches of trout are -re-I ported being taken fi-om the Meramec River just below Meramec State Park.

Trout are also being taken-on the Niangua River above and below Bennett Spring State Park. Fishing in the Mississippi and Illinois River areas me at a standstill due to the high water. River stages are: Clarksville, 25.9; Winfield, Grafton, 23.1; Alton Hermann, 22.8; St. Charles, 27.8;. Sullivan (Meramec), 2.4; Union (Bourbeuse), Lake of the Ozarks (Bagnel Dam) Lakeside Pool, 656.0.

excellent catches, particularly in the Big Sandy Ark Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Landers, St.

Louis, report a catch of 6Q from the Otter Creek arm of Lake Wappapello. There is little action on the Ozark streams though most are in good shape. The Gasconade is clear from Competition to beloAV Hazelgreen- and is off-color in its) lower reaches. Some excellent catches of trout are -re-1 ported being taken fi-om the Meramec River- just belowMeramec State Park. Trout are also being taken-on The Niangua River above and below Bennett Spring State Park.

Fishing in the Mississippi' and Illinois River areas are at a standstill due to the high water. River stages are: Clarksville, 25.9; Winfield, Grafton, 23.1; Alton Hermann, 22.8; St. Charles, 27.8;. Sullivan (Meramec), 2.4; Union (Bourbeuse), Lake of the Ozarks (Bagnel Dam) Lakeside Pool, 656.0.1 Most of the larg( continue to range I Kentucky Lake is excellent catches, a catch of QQ crap, on the Ozark strew below Hazelgreen- ported being taken taken-on the Niang and Illinois River 25.9; Winfield, ,28. (Meramec), 2.4; I.

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TOLEDO, OHIO (Special). An outstanding race is MEXICO CITY O. Major league infielder Bobby Avila said Thursday he will play with the Mexico City Tigers of the Mexican Baseball League this season. The veteran second baseman, property of the Milwaukee Braves, was optioned by the National League club to its Louis-. ville farm club of the American Association last week.

The Louisville club, in turn, optioned. him to the Mexico City team. Avila said the Milwaukee approved the second transfer (41 provided he agreed to re-join the Braves should they want later in the season. The Braves obtained Avila on waivers from the Boston Red Sox last summer and kept him the remainder of the season. He was a holdout this year, refusing to accept a 15000 cut.

Of Mexican nationality, Avila has not played in his native land since 1948. He joined the Cleveland Indians in 1949 and was the American League batting champion in 1954. Chavez Ravine I Change by Scorer Contract Awarded -1S'enefits ally Moon LOS ANGELES, LOS ANGELES of ficia Contract to buld the- scorer has changed his rulini Los Angeles Dodgers baseball I of a first-inning play in the Tues itadiunL'in ChavezRavine was claY Chicago-Los Angeles base LOS ANGELES, LOS 4NGELES official Contract to byid the- scorer has changed his ruling Los Angeles 'Dodgers baseball I of a first-inning play in the TuesitadiunL'in ChavezRavine was day Chicago-Los Angeles awarded Wednesday. 'ball game, -giving Dodger Wally President Walter O'Mallersaid a base bit. cost of the stadium will exceed The change 4a)5es an error from Ernie Chicago Cpb shortstop.

In the play Dodger Jim Gilliam slid into second base as Moon's hit went by Banks, then advanced to Banks was originally an error on the play. $11,000,000. Other expenses re- from Chi( portedly will jump the club's shortstop. In the play share of costs to $16,000,000. Jim Gilliam slid into Actual construction start base as Moon's hit' until other prelimiyaries.ar'e out Banks, then advanced of the way.

Ground-moving is Banks was originally well under way. error on; thp play. U00 WHEWIT COMES TO BUYIN-A CAR iSavos BIG IIIIIVIBLER TOLEDO, OHIO (Special): Members of the Rotary Club of St. Louis took the lanes at 9:30 Thursday morning to complete their nine-game tour in the American Bowling Congress tournament. The bowlers enjoyed the but expect very little pay if anyfrom the ABC prize melon.

Mel-Feldman, Joe Mon-fig and Ludy Meyer were the three leaders. Feldman had 564 and Monnig 562 for an 1126 doubles Feldman had 571 in the singles and Monnig and Meyer each had 567, -Meyer had a nine-game-total of 1665. Ile had a 254 game in the doubles after openers of159 and 149. He his singles with a 140, but came back with 215, 212. The St.

Louis scores: not-IMES" Mel Feldmann (210) 170. 1081 -E 56, Joe -Monnig (159. 254) 562-1126. Ludy 542. Dick Buell 514-1056.

Jim Johnsen 458. George Fliehman Charles Fritnite 509, Earl- Poe 495-1004. Georg 1K neehier 507, Alvin Seibert SINGLES Feldmann (211, 203. 157)-41171. Monnig (140.

215. 212)-567, Meyer I 171. 2131-4167. Franke 556, Fliehman 515- Johnson 503, Buell 500. Seibert 475.

Kneehler 15:1. Poe ALL-EVENTS Me)er (556.012.5(;7)-1665. Feldmann .1607. .1605. -Franke 1567.

Iilehman 1565. Buell 1517. Buechler 1459. Poe 1456. Johnson 1447.

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I EI I MEXICO CITY Ull. Major provided he agreed to re-joirt the Members of the Rotary Club of 'league infielder Bobby Avila said Braves should they want him St. Louis took the lanes at 9:30 Thursday he will play with the later in the season. Thursday morning to complte Mexico City Tigers of the exi- The Braves obtained Avila on KES their nine-game tour in the ----7- 7., can Baseball League this season. waivers from the Boston Red American Bowling Congress RA ii- The veteran second baseman, Sox last summer and kept him tournament.

0 property of the Milwaukee the remainder of the season. The bowlers enjoyed the work- 0 Braves, was optioned by the Na- was a holdout this year, refus out; but expect very little pay- ing 4 tional League club to its Louis to accept a 00 cut. if any-from the ABC prize a 150 I ville farm club of the American Of exican nationality, Avila melon. Mel -Feldman, Joe on- i IL i. r7s: Escort 4 Cyl.

A 1. 1 Association last week. The Louis- has not played in his native land nig and Ludy Meyer were the le 1 I ville club, in turn, optioned him since 1948. He joined the Cleve- three leaders. I to the Mexico City team.

land I Feldman had 564 and Monnig ndians in 1949 and was the tei I 4., Avila said the Milwaukee American League batting cham- 562 for an 1126 doubles score. FORD, CHEVY 0 .0 A' approved the second transfer pion in 1954. Feldman had 571 in the singles 7' 4., Atl I and Monnig and Meyer each had .5 's .1" -V 567. -Meyer had a nine-game to- 1 or PLYMOUTH -------------w it ir Chavez Ravine Change by Scorer tal of 1-665. Ile had a 254 game 11 Contract Awarded Benefits Wally Moon in the doubles after openers of- 159 alid 149.

He his sin- 1 S- 95 I cjl SEE US i lit mit a LOS ANGELES, CAL. LOS ES J-The officiai gles with a 140, but came back FOR SHOCK rs' baseball of a 4 Contract to buld the 1 scorer has changed his ruling with 215, 212. 1 ABSORBERS 117 Consul Sedan 4 CyL A. Zephyr 0 Cyl. A' i tms Most Other I I Los Angeles 'Dodge I first-inning play in the Tues- The St.

Louis scores: (41.2r1093liopeoler 507, A josAf -1' -1: 1., A to) American Cars I via r- 1 ..,44, stadium 'in Chavez Ravine Was day Chicago-Los Angeles base- Mel Feldm 2 ann 4 014. 1 14 70. 181 aarded 504, Jo Monnig 25 (159. 1494)-1 tris Wednes --1'." I It.ONIArk wday. lim game gibing Dodger ally loilad.Y i 4 411111111k 1 President Walter O'M allesaid a base hit.

George Ellenman Charter', Franke 509, Eart- Poe '1 1 i 8 1 cost of the stadium will exceed The change 445es an error Alin 8eibew )- $11,000,000. Other expenses re- from Chica Fd go Cub NGLES 1 I 8 A 101ki S' 0 S4 portedly will jump the club's shortstop. In the play Dod ger second 1 CO totlai share of costs to $16,000,000. Jim Gillia slid into secnd R'4111'1 0 svlbere 475. A Actual construction Start be as oon's hit' went.

by lrifler453 Poe 44I EVENTS until other prolltoiyaries.aee out Banks, then advanced to third. (556, 542. 5671-1005. IF el mann .1007. Monnir .1005.

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