Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 13

11 I ii ISUNDAY MARCH 9 1941 Cowboys Wanted Baugh! Referee for ppointe Dots and Dashes on Big Leaguers Sam Regretfully Turns Down Hardin-Simmons' Gets Big Pro Contract Ace 3 EARLY SEASON PERFORMANCES Agg INDICATE RECORDS IN DANGER A High "5 R- A MS' 'ELL IS THREAT AGAINST 'WILLIAMS AND HILL IN SPRINT Four in Race for Coach of 111CU Cageis Dodgers Fail to Draw Many- I Tanaticos I in Cuba Games BY JUDSON BAILEY I Associated Press Sports Writer last den evil oiling anch ning 7exas THE ALL-MEET RECORDS 120-Yard Hurdles-143 by Gatewood Texas 1939 100-Yard Dash-96 by Leland 1930: Glass Oklahoma A 1931 Reeves SchreMer 1934 Williams North Texas 1940 Mite by Mideast North Texas 1939 440-yard oasts-495 by Cagle Oklahoma Baptist 1938 220-Yard Dash-21 flat by Wallender Texas 1934 220-Yard Hurd les-238 by Gatewood Texas 1940 880-Yard by Rideout North Texas 1939 Pole Vault-13 feet 1 Inch by Bone North Texas 1938 High Jump-6 feet 814 Inches by Boydston Oklahoma A 4 1940 Broad Jump-24 feet 512 Inches by Hale Rice 1931 Discus-153 feet by Hughes Texas 1939 Shot Put-50 feet 4 inches by Irwin Texas A 1934 Mile by North Texas 1940 100-Meter Dash-105 by Hill Texas 1939 Javelin-196 feet 10 inches by Mikeska North Texas 1940 BY AMOS MELTON Star-Telegram Sports Writer Genial Matty Bell veteran coach'of the Mustangs will serve as referee of the prodigious Southwestern Exposition Track and Field Meet at Farrington Field Friday and Saturday NEW YORK March on the baseball players of the Nation: ual style bats appropriately auto- The Brooklyn Dodgers moved to graphed But here's a laugh: Cuba for training this year with the Ben Chapman uses a Cecil Travis expectation of drawing 5000 to 10- model and Travis now is using a 000 fans for every exhibition game Ben Chapman model Floyd r9e2I6i 'e Gie- but their bell the West Virginia farm boy for who pitched the pennant-clincher Friday so-called on preview aotfi the 1941 world series with Cleveland for the Detroit Tigers against Cleve while at St Petersburg Fla the land last Autumn paid the penalty Yankees and St Louis Cardinals for success this Winter He drew 5119 admissions and stopped spoke at 13 banquets averaged 10 selling tickets when the grandstand fan letters a day since the season was filled Wonder it the folks closed and had at least one visitor at Havana remember that this time at his home every talk base-last year the Yankee-Cardinal con- ball tests were being called the 1940 Bill Werber has a chair in front world series preview? of his locker in the Cincinnati Reds' If Lefty Gomez makes a comeback clubhouse at Tampa disdaining the this year give credit to a diet of benches After somebody toted lemon juice and waffles Last it out on the field one day he pad-year Emerson Dickman and Dennis locked it to the end of a bench Galehouse both pitching then for Then some low-life turned the the Boston Red Sox had a side bet bench around and the chair went on the number of hits each would with it George Staller of the get Dickman got four Gale- Dodgers and Buddy Bray of the house three As every fan knows Boston Bees both rookies were all baseball stars have their individ- born on April Fool's Day nally Ltary were But Falls Dead bird 'arch Nimes Not Announced Chairman Rogers Meets With Meyer and Other Officials- The field of prospects for the TCU basket ball coaching job was narrowed to four men Saturday Dan Rogers of Dallas chairman of the athletic committee of the board of trustees said Rogers met with Dutch Meyer Pete Wright Grubbs Dr Gayle Scott and other TCU officials in the stadium office before football practice The Dallas man was walking with a cane and his foot broken in an unusual accident Thursday night is in a cast "We have cut the field from some 60 or 65 applicants to four" Rogers said "We probably will interview these men in the near future We are anxious to make the appointment and clear up the situation" The names of the four men under consideration were not made pub lie They are reported to be outstanding cage coaches however BY FRANK TOLBERT tl star-Toiegrom Sports Writer Sam Baugh was first choice for the coaching job at Hardin-Simmons University officials of the Abilene school admitted this I Friday night The former IL All-Amer- ica back turned down the Hard- 440RKwvmm in-Simmons of- fer with corsid- 4 erable regret 4441ck Herschel Schoo- -si: ill ley the Cow- --'ii-i toys' ace pub- 10 licity man told a cs-s1 us over the 1i 11 telephone But Baugh has signed another sg'-i'''4 contract with 100 7: the Washington i -1 '1 Redkins Sammy 4 will be a very busy man this year Now he's SAMMY out on his ranch BAUGH near Sweetwater This Summer he will acquire some more saddle calluses when he stars in a Western movie thriller entitled "King of the Texas Rangers" Then he'll report to the Redskin's training camp at Spokane Wash early in August When called by a Dallas news service writer Friday night Baugh was noncorrunital about the following matters: (1) the salary and length of his new contract with the Redskins (2) his contract with the movie company and (3) the offer which Hardin-Simmons made him The Dallas newsman didn't ask Sammy anything about the international situation I Ater tons reek and 'exas ROY BUCEK of the Texas Aggies' track team stamped himself as the hurdler to beat in the Southwestern Exposition track meet next weekend by clipping the 120- yard highs in 147 in the Border Olympics at LaredoFriday night OE Field Trails at Hapgood Ranch Delayed Week am' IN 3 sket cord All-Star Game on Coast Today Even Bagley Gets Lick on Knee Matty accepted the invitation from -000AuisN Director Evans of the Rec- reation Department Saturday He also announced that IL would it be represented by varsity and fresh- e-05 man track teams and by a football I relay quartet that will include Pres- ton Johnson and Dick Miller 1 I Meanwhile judging by first corn- petitive performances of the young i I season at least half of the all-meet 410 records will be in danger here this ::111 1 weekend Despite the fact that it 'k4447 it i k' 1: 1::: has been one of the earliest track l' th I i events in country for 18 years 4 'i: the Southwestern has come up with I an imposing list of all-division '---e- 4-- T-'' marks But of these 145 records it is interesting to note that 10 of -them were set the last two seasons 1- th tI': This indicates that the talent is '''AN improving in this section and that -osz: :1 the coaching is getting more effi- cient each season The early indications are that the '5' 1941 assault on the all-meet marks will be the most serious so far MATTY BELL- For one thing the wide track at Farrington Field should be much ro A mateur at i faster this year The red cinder liZlaathrchwbasut chomespaereatttilvelydunrInwg lathset -year and the going Will be firm Weather conditions will of course eadowbrook btheo ornf the meet largest of its kind in the Injuries Strike Frogs in Rough Furious Scrimmage Because of bad weather the -Northwest Texas Field Trials at the Hapgood Ranch in Clay County scheduled for Saturday and Sunday have been postponed until March 15-16 officials of the Bird Dog Men's Association announced in Wichita Falls Friday Original date for the trials was late in February )ped Lt )ach ams age: this non INTERVIEW MIKE RUSTY BY AMOS MELTON Star-Telegram Sparta Writer After two days of comparative inactivity because of cold wind and rain the Spring gridders romped through a long and bruising scrimmage Saturday afternoon The battle ground was the north practice field which Was fairly firm All hands of the greatly reduced with his coolness under fire The squad saw action former Corpus Christi star has The session was featured by some Into 186 pounds and is a calm exas out man nter of Houston Yawl Race Winner HOLLYWOOD March 8 (W) Baseball stars of the major and minor leagues go on parade here Sunday in the Hollywood ball park and with promise of clear weather a throng of 10000 was expected Four big league clubs the Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Pirates Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago White Sox were to have representatives playing for the major all-star outfit while Los Angeles Sacramento Seattle Portland San Diego and Hollywood contributed their quota of outstanding performers for the game Jimmy Wilson of the Cubs Frankle Frisch of Pittsburgh Connie Mack of the Athletics and Jimmy Dykes of the Chisox were slated to be on deck Players scheduled to appear included Ted Lyons Larry French Dizzy Dean Deb Garms Arky Vaughn Johnny Babich Benny McCoy Billy Herman Bob Kahle Luke Appling Mike Kreevich the two ex-Los Angeles stars now with thet Cubs Lou Novikoff and Loui Stringer and a host of others of major league caliber deadly operator behind the line Montgomery also continues to show marked improvement The receiving continued to be strong for the most part Medanich Incidentally is now playing at left half on the starting backfield combination of Kring Gillespie and Nolan Sparks Nolan turned in several ripping tearing runs Saturday A goodly number of former Frogs now coaching high school teams watched the workout The exacting Meadowbrook course here wait be the scene Monday of the weekly North Texas Pro-Amateur sweepstakes As usual play will be for low net in foursomes with handicaps applying Every effort will be made to get correct handicaps All amateurs of the city are cordially inVited to compete Play will start about 1 o'clock Kim-Hat-veek projr lings ley first trs Semi-Pros Disband For 'Defense Co-operation' It is believed that Baugh's new football contract either is a one-year affair calling for $13500 or a a three-year agreement for $11000 the season Few universities could match this Reports from Sweetwater say that Sammy is buying more land for his well-appointed ranch on the shore of Lake Sweetwater Too he's getting more stock with Jay Turner state Golden Gloves heavyweight champ doing a lot of the cattle purchasing for him Contrary to some news stories Hardin-Simmons isn't likely to pick the successor to Frank Kimbrough who resigned to go to Baylor at that special combaittee meeting of the board of directors Monday Jake Sandefer of Breckenridge head of the board has called the committee meeting to interview some of the leading candidates Many Abilene followers of the Cowboys now believe that Mike Brumbelow line coach and Rutsy Russell of Masonic Home are mostly likely to be offered the job Besides Russell and Brumbelow others who'll be interviewed probably on Monday are Potts Anderson and Rufus Hyde of Dallas Warren Woodson of Arkansas State Clyde Lee of Kilgore Joe Gibson of Childress Joe Smith Kimbrough's assistant and Hardy Pierce coach of Central High in Washington This Pierce an old-time 'Hardin-Simmons tackle might be a strong candidate Pierce has instructed a succession of championship schoolboy clubs in Washington District 31 Meet at Midland on April 11-12 East Texas Set to Omit Today DALLAS March 8 the run of the season and Walter Morris president of the East Texas League is a pretty optimistic chap But Saturday he ruefully shook his head "We're going to meet at Longview Sunday morning with two 1 strikes against us" he said "It may be that we'll be able to figure out some means of keeping the league alive But right now it looks as though the East Texas is least for the present" It isn't a lack of teams that threatens the league said Morris1 The league could find teams "What the East Texas must have" he explained "is working agreements with higher class teams It may be the draft or it may be any one of several other reasons but there just aren't enough highly skilled ball players to meet the needs of the small minors after the higher class leagues are through choosing "If we can find some agreements by Sunday Texarkana will return from the Cotton States League and we'll go ahead with the season" If not Morris admits there'll be a resolution presented a raising of hands and the league which since the early 1900's offered a fertile ivory hunting grounds will seek the tomb Back in the days when most ball was played outside the city limits on Sunday and when the town barber umpired the league was known as the Texas-Oklahoma "Oklahoma" was a concession to the single Sooner member Ardmore When Ardmore dropped the league became the Lone Star In 1930 financial difficulties caused suspension But in 1933 Alvin Gardner Texas League president revived the circuit as the Class Dixie League to include Shreveport and Baton Rouge La El Dorado and Pine Bluff Ark Tyler Henderson Longview and Waco Texas and Jackson Miss In 1934 and 1935 Gardner divided the league into two circuits the East and West Dixie Leagues which merged into the East Texas in 1936 with Morris as president Morris continued as chief until last year when he became business manager of Fort Worth's Texas League member This year be took the reins again KEY WEST Fla March 8 The 70-foot yawl Gulf Stream skippered by Dudley Sharp of Houston won the third annual Havana-Key West sailing race Saturday and an unofficial tabulation gave her a tie for the Governor of Florida Trophy awarded the yacht with the best performance during the Winter se- ie Competing against only one rival the 71-foot Windigo chartered by Howard Baxter of Grand Rapids Mich Gulf Stream earned 4 points toward the trophy to equal the 34 total compiled by William Labrot's Stormy Weather in previous races Windigo piished along by a stiff stern wind made the rough 90-mile trip across the Florida Straits in 9 hours 58 minutes 1 second but Gulf Stream won by 1 minute 53 seconds on corrected times -Gulf Stream had a handicap allowance of 25 minutes 18 seconds Windigo arrived here at 2:22 a in EST Other prospective entrants in the race to Key West withdrew in the lace of adverse weather reports only the fleet's two largest craft competing Colorado Cage Teams in a 2-0 Overtime Game 1 ers 1 I unty in 15-3 of ROCKY FORD Colo March 8--The coach of La Junta High School's basket ball team thought it had a rock-ribbed defense but he paid tribute Saturday to another quintet that reached perfection The game between La Junta and Las Animas went into overtime in a district tournament Friday night with neither team able to score Then Lloyd Caldwell flipped in the only field goal in the overtime period to give Las Animas a 210-0 victory DUNCAN Okla March 8 G-11-- Duncan's Halliburton Cementerst national semi-pro baseball champions in 1936 and 1939 are disband ing to co-opRrate with the national defense program officials announced Friday "I consider it unwise for our Organization to put a semi-pro traveling baseball club on the road this year" said Erie Halliburton president of the Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Company which has sponsored the team since 1926 "I don't think we would build good will because serious thinking people will be satisfied with regular league baseball "The sight of half a hundred semi-pro baseball teams gadding about over the country may prove a boomerang when the services of the players would be more enjoyed and apprecited if they engaged in national defense" MIDLAND March 8 Annual meet of District 31 Texas Interscholastic League will be held in Midland on April 11 and 12 it has been announced by Dr Lackey of Midland director-general Championship winners of 10 West Texas counties will compete in the meet here Midland High School was the district winner last year Literary events will be held on April 11 with athletic contests to be staged on Lackey Field on April 12 Tennis singles and doubles will be played on the morning of the eleventh Directors of events are: Lackey director-general Murry Fly Odessa debate Howard Stoker Mc-Carney declamation Leland Martin Crane extemporaneous speech Taylor Midland athletics- Secrest Rankin essay writing Pauline McMurrey Midland one-act play Mrs Scruggs Midland typewriting and shorthand )usiy eries section were happy that the recent cold spell "hit a week early" They are confident now that the weatherman will co-operate this week Texas' Hughes Returns At least four all-meet record holders will be back for a new -try Saturday They include Don Boydston the stork-legged Oklahoma A high jumper who gave the fans a thrill last year by soaring over the bar at 6 feet 814 inches It was just short of a world mark Don has had an injured leg but will be ready by Saturday Coach Ralph Higgins writes Boydston believes that the Farrington Field turf is the best in the land for as well he might after last Spring's performance here Also back will be mighty Jack Hughes of the University of Texas Jack holds the meet discus mark at 153 feet He did much better than that later- last year and is due to go all out Saturday his last chance in the exposition fiesta Lonnie Hill the University of Texas dashman who holds the special 100-meter dash record is to be back' Lonnie did 105 as a freshman in 1939 However there's reason to believe he'll have his troubles winning In the Border Olympics Friday night he ran third to Fred Ramsdell a teammate and Welby Williams the North Texas flier Ramsdell is co-captain of the Steer team and has blossomed Into a standout sprinter Williams incidentally did 97 in the century recently and is determined to beat out his Texas rivals in the meter this Saturday Buceic Threatens Record Another defending champion Is the North Texas mile relay team which set a mark of 3:214 last year Another is Albert Mikeska of North Texas who tossed the javelin 198 feet 10 inches The javelin was new to the meet last year and the record is the "softest" of the lot The event will be continued this year in all divisions except the high school Other meet records in danger are the 440 the 120-yard high hurdles and the 880 along with others Red Barepeld of the University of Texas clicked off the quarter in 496 at Laredo The record here is 495 Roy Bucek of Texas skimmed the high hurdles in 147 and the record here is 143 by Boyce Gate-wood Boyce who has finished his eligibility at Texas will be back this week for a special high hurdle race- against six of the section's best (TURN TO PAGE 4 COL S) flashing gallops both from straight plays and on successful pass maneuvers All the stuff handed out so far was used by the many quarterbacks There was no effort to keep teams intact due to so many absentees The team on offense was permitted to drive the ball downfield no matter how many downs were needed and the personnel on both offense and defense was changed constantly Under such conditions there was no real 'game" and no way of telling who 4won" Bond Injures Leg Some very fine running was turned in by Kyle Gillespie Dean Bagley Van Hall Frank Medanich John Bond Frank Kring Beecher Montgomery and several others Ronnie Brumbaugh and Phil Roach the startig ends scored several "touchdowns" by running away after receivnig passes Many of the Frogs were missing Woody Adams whose mother died Thursday night was in Midland as was Dave Wofford the lanky center Leonard Pugh the big guard watched from the sidelines because of illness There was a flock of new injuries but most of them may not be serious: Guard Robert Moss rammed his nose into somebody's knee with some damage ob Balaban the tall and promising tackle from Kansas was carried off the battle field when a knee flew out of place Frank Medankh got a slight knee wound but kept working Big John Bond the outsized fullback who is a great runner right now pulled a leg muscle that ended his stint Former Frogs See Drat As a climax' little Dean Bagley went down with a wrenched left knee Dean the San Saba lad who Is showing so much speed and drive this Spring is one of the toughest young men physically on the squad He was hurt when he was trapped by two rushers on a pass play He limped around the field a while and went in early for treatment Of the new injuries that to Balaban seemed to be the worst and even he was able to get about alter practice although the knee will be sore for several days All the others should be back at work Monday Some of the boys were in there all the way Saturday afternoon A Odell and' Jim Mecaskey now the only two able-bodied centers got no relief but went weU to the last The passing duties were handled by Gillespie Montgomery Bagley Emory Nix and Harmon Hightower Nix impressed some of the railbirds et 6 Soose Again Defeats Vigh Eldin BOTCHEY TO BAYLOR? Howard Payne Staris Football Drill Monday tS FE Shaughnessy to Instruct at Illinois Coach School re eke efr 15c nds urn end wo- cur ers NEW YORK March 7 (W)--Bebind a left jab that struck with all the poison and precisjon of a rattlesnake Billy Soose of Farrell Pa fought his way to a second straight decision over Ernie Vigh of Newburgh in their 12-round return bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night Soose weighed 162 Vigh 16012 A month to the night after he had won a disputed verdict over the stocky battler from the Hudson River Valley Soose left no doubt at all of MS superiority as he dropped Vigh for a count of six with a smashing right in the first round and went on from there to pile up a tremenddus advantage on points The Associated Press score card showed nine rounds for Soose two for Vigh (the second when he made a fine recovery and the sixth) and one even the seventh NOP vp BROWNWOOD March football -training for the Howard Payne Yellow Jackets will begin Monday afternoon according to Coach McAdoo Keaton Present indications are that 15 of last season's 25 lettermen will be available for service with the 1941 Jackets They are Bill David center Bill Hinton and Albert Crow guards: Jim Potts and Melvin Hochert tackles Roland Warren and Bob Stokes ends Frank Fisher Cyclone Jones Howard Swann Palmer King Tommy Samuels James Vanderveer Bill Haralson and Rusty smith Lettermen lost are Rowland Michel and Charlie Florence ends Jack Hardaway and Nelson tackles Syd RusseU and Graves guards Charlie Lawrence center and end Amos Eggen center Garland Terrell Chris Sunderman backs EVANSTON El March 8 Athletic Director (Tug) Wilson said Saturday that Clark Shaughnessy Stanford coach would be a member of the faculty at Northwestern University's Coaching School Aug 18-30 Shaughnessy will discuss the celebrated "7' formation man-in-motion a a ek which carried Stanford undefeated through the 1940 season Ag Coaches 'Ask Paris Gridder to Lose Weight PARIS March Inzer a power in the Wildcat line last Fall when Paris High School went to the state grid quarterfinals and ended the season undefeated played a role in a play this week for which he may not be eligible again in many a year Inzer gained a lot of weight after the season ended and his portliness won him the part of a middle-aged business man in a high school play However coaches at Texas A where he will attend school next Fall asked him to lose 15 or 20 pounds and weigh in at a trim 190 pounds when he reports for freshman football Brady's Invitation Track Meet Postponed Another unofficial report was out Friday night that Botchey (Parlay) Koch former Baylor All-America guard is to return to his alma mater as assistant to Kimbrough Wolf Baylor athletic director was in Austin and could not be reached for comment Bert Bell owner of the Philadelphia Eagles may have two very rood football pitchers to replace Davey O'Brien and Foster Watkins next season O'Brien joined the FBI and Watkins was traded oll to the Pittsburgh professional team The Eagles got Hardin-Simmons' great little quarterback (Scat) Russell' in the draft And Russall a middleweight from Hereford is as bold and talented a passer as we saw in the college games last Autumn Bell is attempting to secure TC11's Rusty Cowart too He has written Cowart several letters Two more Cowboys the six-foot four-inch end A (Rodeo) Parker and the 210-pound back Owen Goodnight have been drafted by the pro teams The Cleveland Rams have Goodnight and Jock Sutherland's Brooklyn Dodgers got Rodeo Parker the Ozona rodeo performer is least likely of the three to play pro football "Rodeo was offered a coaching position in a West Texas high school He can play for the Dodgers And he has been offered a job as a cowhand on a ranch near Ozone" said Schooley "And if I know Rodeo I think he'll take the bronc-busting job" 1 I BRADY March 7--The fifth annual Brady Invitation Track Field Meet originally set for Saturday has been indefinitely postponed because of rain and cold Russ Holland Brady High School Coach has announced The meet likely will be reset for a later date McCoy-Nettlow Bout Jenkins Preliminary Reds to Play Practice Battle With Nals Today Official Schedule of the West Texas-New Mexico League NEW YORK March 8 Mike Jacobs announced that the fight between young Kid Mc- Coy and Al Nett low called off in Detroit Saturday would be brought to New York as an eight-round preliminary to the Lew Jenkins-Bob Montgomery bout in the Garden March 28 FoT TAMPA Fla March 8 (W)--A rainy night and morning gave the world champion Chkinnati Reds a day off Saturday so they loafed in preparation for Saturday's grapefruit game with the Washington Senators Manager Bill McKechnie said he would give Johnny Vander Meer Gene Thbmpson and Joe Beggs a chance to show their pitching arms to the Senators He added that he was saving Paul Derringer for the New York Yankees in St Petersburg Monday Pro Fight Called Off DETROIT March 8 I of Young Kid McCoy to appear be- 1 fore the state boxing commission for a physical examination and to start I training led Boxing Commissioner John Hettche Saturday to call off the welterweight's 10-round: state championship bout here next Friday with 41 Nett low all rest end and ivor all ty--- Miss Tainter Wins Florida Golf Tourney PAMPA BORGER AMARILLO CLOVIS LUBBOCK WICHITA FALLS LAMESA BIG SPRING April 22 23 May 12 13 14 April 427) 28 29 May 2 3 (4) April 30 May 1 May 17 (18-18) May 15 16 PAMPA Annual 6 2 June 16 17 June 18 19 20 re it1(715) 5i1 Jae 11 122) 1 June 236d 2J7uly li 2 June 2 3 1 June 4 89 5 July 5 (6) 7 July 23 July 19 420) 21 July 31 Aug 1 Aug 4 5 6 Sept 1-1 Aug 7 9 Aug (10) 11 Aug 22 23 (24-24) Aug 20 21 April 24 25 26 April (27) 28 29 May 12 13 14 April 30 May 1 May 2 3 (4) May 15 16 htay 17 (18-18) BORGER' June 7 -(8) All-Star 4 July 24 25 Ilan a 'nye 4 -4(1 37 2 2 Lulu 12(11 02) Inurye 24 (56) 62 Juurye 92 93 June 1: M)2021 Inuilaye 226 17 Aug 2 (3-3) Aug 4 5 -S Aug (10) 11 Aug 7 8 9 Aug 20 21- Aug 23 23 (24-24) May 19 20 21 May 5 6 April 22 23 May 17 (18-18) May 15 16 May 2 3 (4) April 30 May 1 AMARILLO 1 May 28 29 May 30 31 Ji1 (1) June 14 (15-15) June 16 17 June 18 19 20 June 2 3 June 4 5 6 June 28 (29) July 3 aG me July 16 17 18 July 23 July 19 (20) 21 July -8 9 July 5 (6) 7 Aug 12 13 14 Aug 25 26 Sept 1-1 July 31 Aug 1 Aug 22 23 (24-24) AUg 20 21 Aug 7 9 Aug (10) 11 May 5 6 May 19 20 21 April 24 25 26 May 15 16 May 17 (18-18) April 30 May 1 May 2 3 (4) CLOVIS May 30 31 Jrt (1) May 28 29 June 7 (8) June IS 19 20 June 16 17 June 4 5 6 June 2 3 4 July 3 4-4 June 28 (29) July 24 25 Seh9durd July 19 (20) 21 July 23 July 5 (6)- July 8 9 Aug 25 26 Aug 12 13 14 Aug 2 (3-3) Aug 20 21 Aug 22 23 (24-24) Aug (10) 11 Aug 7 8 9 May 24 (25-25) May 22 23 May 9 10 (11) May 7 8 April (27) 28 29 April 22 23 May 19 20 21 LUBBOCK June 23 24 June 25 26 27 June 9 10 June 11 12 13 May 28 29 May 28 27 June 14 (15) July 29 30 July 26 (27) 28 July 14 15 July 12 (13-13) Jill 22 july 3 June 28 (29-29) July 24 25 Aug 27 28 29 Aug 30 (31) Aug 15 16 (17) Aug 18 19 a Aug 25 26 Sept 1-1 July 31 Aug 1 2 Aug 12 13 14 4 May 22 23 May 24 (25-25) may 7 8 May 9 10 (II) May 5 6 May 19 20 21 April 24 25 26 WICHITA June 25 26 27 June 23 24 Jun a 11 12 13 June 9 10 May 30 31 June (I) June 14 (15) June 7 (8-8) FALLS July 26 (27) 28 July 29 30 July 12 (13-13) July 14 15 June 30 July 1 2 July 16 17 tor 1 July I 's J11- Aug 30 f31) Aug 27 28 19 Aug 18 19 Aug 15 16 fin July 4-4 AMC 5 6 Aug (3) 4 may 9 10 (11) Atay 1 8 May 24 (25-25) May 22 23 April 24 25 28 May 12 13 14 May 5 6 LAMESA June 9 10 Tune 11 12 13 Tune 23 24 June 25 26 27 June 7 (8-8) June 21 (22) Lubbock May 30 21 June (1) July 14 15 July 12 (13-13) July 29 30 July 26 (27) 28 July 10 11 July 24 25 June 30 July 1 2 Aug 15 16 (17) Aug 18 19 Aug 27 28 29 kug 30 (31) Aug (3) 4 Aug 12 13 14 July 4-4 May 9 10 (11) May 22 23 May 24 425-25) May 12 13 14 April 22 23 April (27) 28 29 BIG May 711812 13 June 9 10 June 25 26 27 June 23 24 June 21 422) May 26 27 May 28 29 SPRING July 12 (13-13) July 14 15 July 26 (27) 29 July 29 30 July 16 17 18 June 28 (29-29) July 3 Park Aug' 18 19 Aug 15 16 (17) Aug 30 (31) Aug 27 28 29- Aug 5 6 July 31 Aug 1 2 Aug 25 26 SePt I-I Phi's' Hurler Mulcahy Inducted Into US Army Leads Biloxi Tourney BILOXI Miss March 8 (W) Marcel Bellade firing a two-below par 68 led all contestants in the qualifying round Friday of the Biloxi Country Clubs annual Invitation Tournament Gus Novotny of Dallas fired an 80 ST MIGIISTETE Fla March 8 Tainter of Fargo won the annual Florida East Coast women's golf tournament here Saturday defeating Mary Agnes Wall of Menominee Mich one up 19 holes Miss Wall was on the nineteenth ereen in two but three-putted Miss Tainier was off in two but she made a nice chip shot and then sank a five-footer to win with a four BOSTON March' 8 (IF) Hugh Mulcahy Philadelphia National League pitcher the first major league player accepted in the draft was inducted Saturday with approximately 270 other Greater Boston men Mulcahy won 13 games for the last place Phillies last season r-254! word ys.