Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 78

4 I I PAGE SIX Section Six Sunday April 4 l965 ronT WORTH STARTELEGRAM I SUMMARIES OF THE TEXAS RELAYS Petose Continued From Page I UNIVERSITYCOLLEGE McNabb UNIVERSITY JAvelln Delmoll sR 4 17 si L2 Dktanc4 medley (440 81)013701mile) ()mann lomioa AI Sli 1011 3 No I kallhA (1 ()Well PAUL Dolhi Dle1411' 44410ws 14444 PM 21S 2'4 4 Hill John Lawson Herald Hadley) 9 421 I I 1erke K411ms Sin 214 int 2 Mktuuti 9741 it 3 Oklahoma Stata Dyer Loodosha Lonnie 4 0 4 Dt 044 '41 2 5 HOUlitljn MIthano Kantoos alma lloiltabor9) 10 oe 7 a Kama Stale 10 197 id 10 Smdd medley relay (27e102-133 81)01-1 440 yard hordles-1 Oferld Bonds Me WILL AIR BILLS ON FIREARMS STATE FEDERAL LEGISLATORS Smthein IIlrrni kmp 57 2 2 JAMOS 11 a A wrong in 6 Kansas Slate of PIttsbuie I loon niti relayA Lincoln Chin Unt vet sity (Roosevelt boom' Clarence Wino Duane Warn 3xvorhe Herm) 7XI 4 2 bit HAY Kan State 134 I Pethrordine 7150 4 ealiturnia Stole 91 Lot whoolei I Al 0 Howaid 10'4 of Lnsiettothe baptist 7 411 're 411 Oioartte Medley-944 4 by moorle Teachers of Kansas Old recut of 9 3 by I rnboria in tIrek SprIn9 MrtileV- 3 21 thy East Texas Stale Old retord of 3313 eel 0Y Tenet In 1962 44U Relety 11)r4 by lovas Western Old ord ut 405 by Texas Southern In Mile Relay-3 01 I by Texas Smith ern Old record of 300 bY Texas Southern In 1Y e7 Mile Relay--1 Texas Southern (Jowl Vitlaiongo Herb Stevens JettliPS Hines Ray Saurtior 3 0 1 (New Record Record 30 0 TOt1111 5v0kImPrn 1961 2 Lnr loth 3 171 LAO leKtli SIMIN 3:130 4 California State 3 IX 5 Texas weltern 3144 di Lintoln (Mo)( 3: t61 rv 4 5 or 'y 40 I 1 tt 4 I ii 1 1 1 l' -A ilv te l' i 0 vsv 4 A i 41' rr'IY I A Iv re' 4 ''''1 -'11001 id 04 I A 00 I P1 I 1 1 re i rw kk ('' AIf fie L''' ii iL 1 4 4 -P 1 7:1077: 3 1 1 6alialehiAik 16 1 1 it 44101VNIFilviiial HUM SC110014 170-yard hiols hurdles 1 C1140811 University 14 1 (tiers rec otd set by Johnny Morriss Houston Jor109 1964) 8 StSVO Lang George West 14 3 ()avid Cols Plisadena 14 4 Lee Hicks Corpus Christi Mit ter 146 5 Cools Perry stKnaale i tat 6 Dms Carter tinerty I 100-y4rd dash-1 Carl Hight Liberty 9 I Mat ion Sims COFPUI Chr1S11 M1110r 119 3 Ross Montgomery Mid Hand 4 5tuart GoodwIn Houston Lei' 88 Billy Montgomery Corms Chtisti Milier 99 6 Bob Lindsey Mid i land 100 Shot put-1 Ronnie Lightfoot Cove 511 trot inches Lebow Freeport Bratosport 56101Ti 1 3 Ronnie Urhantka 181101 834112 Ross Montoornory Midland 311'4 IiII Ellstrom Galveston 6 David Price Houston Lamar Wes ASO Yard Houston leo (Stuart Crow" Mato McCme etta1 Cameron Rover Wadsworth) 126 7 (new reurd ri word 1 -266 Houston Leo 1V64t 7 Liberty 1:27 0 3 Corpus Christi M'ller I 27 4 Austin Masi lum 1 27 7 5 Midland 1:781 4 Bay town 1292 Two-Mile by Houston westroiry Old record ot 7582 by Hous 1ton Westbury In 1904 11 Ray Old record of 3:309 by Woodrow Sprint 29 2 by Coypu' cbris Wikon in 1964 440 Relay-42 2 by Corpus Christi Miller Old record of 423 by Miller and Austin McCallum in prellms 440 Revlay by Houston Lea Old record of 1786 by Houston Let In Riot mile 5 by Corpus Christi Ray Old record of 3:166 by Baytown in 11961 mile Corpus Christi flay (John Oliver Jen7 Bober Rudy Alanit Cohen) 3: 65 (New Record 46 Baytown 11) 2 LINT ty 4:189 3 Houston San Jacinto 3:190 4 Austin McCallum 3194 5 Houston Lamm' 3:198 6 Austin 3:200 i Mile Rtif1-1 John Camien Ernoorio Kans Slate 408 2 2 Dave Chisholm mCust itcdi AhNiohmachhatipeCn gl I tyLl naki Icsyh sa4! 42 0 6 IC Al Ackman Southern Illinois 4252 Pole Warren Brattiol Rice 15 tent 6 inches 2 Jim Ferrell Okla homa 15-3 3 Mark King Texas 15-0 4 Charles Lorenz Sam Houston State 146 5 Ken Sharpe Arkansas 144 6 Rory Bearden Arkansas 14-6 (places decided on fewer misses) In the Texas Legislature and the Congress of the United States tho pros and cons of firearms legislation are likely to he discussed at great length in the days ahead In the Texas Legislature Senators Bruce Reagan of Corpus Christi and Grady Italie- oo of Cisco hme introduced Senate Rill 463 In the Congress Senator Thomas Dodd of Connecticut has introduced II80 There are others and more may be written but these are the two the public is most likely to hear mentioned most 1 often 463 is a good bill as written and 4 as introduced by Iteagan and IlazIewood It has the support of the Texas State Rifle Association and most law enforcement GEORGE agencies or LIT Af PFIS4111 C'oventrY Jerry end Os ill 517 3 ()avid Carlson (Rake 51 4 4 319 A Mew reiord old record 3 1Y 8 (talls Crum Trois Southern 54 5 5 (aitiornio 1958 tied by kahotia 1960) Udell 2 Ahilene Christian 31201 3 Oklahoma ahoa witkertsm66I'll'IceDIS646116 661' 6' jinirnY 3 20 4 4 Nebraska 3:205 5 kiss) Disr us -1 Randy Matson Taxa AIM 31i 7 6 BaVlor 371 I 188 feet 8 inches (new racord 6 Old IhreeM110 run-1 George Scott 91(- (mord 188 A Oerter lahorna City 14090 7 Malcolm Rodin' 2 Jim 4nca619r Baylor 113 5 3 2 nokas l'Sti 1 non Southwestern 1 ouislana 14:12 4 31 David Glover 16111 ALM 173 Pl 41 Lee Luorkarn Denver 14 11 9 4 Don i pop Ninir0 amar le(h 173-3 5 I akin Fort Hays Kans State 1419 51 Rimer Dried Abilene Christian 172-? 5 Dave Chisholm Oklahoma City 14 6 larl PollhOfIni Oklahoma 177-4 25 5 6 Larry I armer Oklahoma Stated Bread ititim-1 19anar 61aotlo Cal: 14 5 6 than S1a16 24 oeet 11)4 inches 2 8Oyord relay I me (Sobby MAY 0 66 ay OW lahoma Chr61lan Vd Aidiuuii Jimmy ilington JffiWtY 21 3 James Mat a Arkamas 21 II orsl 1 14 6 7 Ahlene Cht istian 1 li Ron mu01113 North Tvas State 3 Soult ern Mi thodist 1 20 4 H000lon 1 76 3 5 Baylor 126 4 6 Oklahoma 23 7 5 ko1141 Halm kathat S1619 236 6 Bob Brown Texas AIM Sime 1 21 1 6hol Put-1 Randy Matson las all 410 Yard RelaY--1 (10m I A6M 67 tp6( 9 111194 (16Yi recoid MIIVID DaVP Crook Lynn Heisdiesid old record 65 9 Roody Matson TkeaS hark co6tnel 40 5 2 Texas 1 AM in orelimineu les) 1 Fugene 40 9 3 Rice 40 9 4 Baylor 41 0 5 rews Missouri 51 feet 54 Inches 3 Soothern Methodist 414 6 Houst 416 01) Roiter Or veil Abilene Chnstian 574)1 im 6Russe iliPolhemus East TexaS State Soring Medley-3194 by Southern jm Lanraster Baylor 55-4 6 Illinois Old record of 3199 by Cali- toin Lyndoo TexaS Western 511134 fornia In 1958 and Kansas In 1960 tiloh John Hartfield Texas FourMilo Relay-1655 3 by Kansas southern 6 feet 1052 inches IneW record Old record ot by Kansas In 1964 record 6-9 Waller Davis Texas Shot Put--87-9 by Randv Matson AM 1951 tied by Charles Holding Texas AIM Old mod of 594 by Bill I est TeV Stotts 1952) 1 Mennen Neider of Kansas in 1956 1H6rhddh ISiOuri 69 3 Robert Sch Discus-1888 by Matson Old record mid' Fort Hays Kilns' State 69 of 188-7 by Al Oerter 01 KitrIVIS In 1958 468(99 decided on IPWer misses) 1 Four-Mile Relay-1 Kansas (Lowell Torn Ashman Southern Illinois 6-11 5 Paul John Donner John Lawson Her- Tie between Randy Geyer Louisiana aid Hadleyl 16 55 3 (new State Ind Mike Schrlder Texas AIM record 16310 Kansas 1960 2 Ablienm 66 Christian 17119 3 Houston 11:12 6 170-Yard 14loh Hurdles-1 RobbY aMv a Oklahoma State 17:39 9 5 Arkansas Rae 13 7 (betters record of 139 but 17475 i only Ilya trams conm610d) I not allowed because of favorino wind) Two-mlie State (Jim i 2 Verl Brawn Rice 142 3 Cyler M('1(alt John Pyrry Torn von RiVIPII Thompson H000lon 14 7 4 David Rood a ye Parry) 7240 7 Missouri 774 SsiMcMurry 14 3 Cal Groff MigS111fl 3 Louisiana State 7:37 8 4 Rite 73661143 6 DPI COthren Ahiiene Christian: 5 Drake 7401 6 KInVii 7:42 2 14 5 Mile Relay-1 Abilene Christian (Gale 100Yard Zeak Williams Try Harrison Doug Thomoson Riley Donn as western 95 2 James Jackson Ok Lynn Saunders) 3:085 2 Rice 3:094 lahorna 96 3 Richard Vininski m3 Southern Illinok 3104 4 Baylor poria On State 9 6 4 Pimps White 3:106 5 Kansas Slate 3:109 6 Drake Taka5 AIM 97 Wayne Brandt BilV 3:118 lor 97 6 Phil Aldridge Oklahoma 9 a 100Nard Znak WiIIIm Truf FIS Wesiprn 95 2 Jamas Jackson Ok lahoma 9 3 Richard Vininskl Fmporia On State 96 4 J6mos Whit TPUIS 97 Wavna Brandt BilV lor 97 6 Phil Aldriade Oklahoma 98 SPECIAL EVENTS Girls 440-Yard Reley-1 Texas Track Club A Geam (key WaidruM Sue S(oosnay(ier Paula Veal ler Jenda Junes) 460 (now recut 50 Texas Track CIO 1963) 2 Metro Treck Club Houston 495 3 loxes Trek Club leatn 528 4 AUSI in Treck Club 41311 PeiittSUS Athletit Club Sa A ntonio 552 (only five teams competed) JUNIOR COLLEGE FRESIIMEN 440Yard Victoria (Normen Borth Arthur Jackson Don Coker Larry McCartney) all 2 Southern Methodist 421 3 Louistana State 42 3 Bonn Junior Colietie 4 6 Abitene Christian 427 6 byIor 17 COLLEGE DIVISION 410-Tard kelay Trees Western (Jimmy Allen lone WIlrn 1rry Giosson) 404 (new rec rind record 60 5 -Exerts Southern 162) 2 'texas Southern 410 3 Lincoln (Mo) 4 Southwestern Louisiana 412 5 McMurry 420 6 Central Missouri 42 120Yard High Hurdles I Arlendo Bristol Texas Southern 141 Metiers record of 144 but not allowed bec nose Wind aided) 2 Johnny Morriss Houst ton la 4 3 Jerry Dtecht Southern Methodist )44 4 Val Schierlino Um porta Kam State 14 9 5 Johnnie Cr Schreiner Institute 149 (only five competent 100-Yard Dash Arlendo Brittot Texas Southern 97 2 Sammy GretalII LOUiSinna State 97 3 Larry McCartney tctoria Junior Colleue 9 4 Bruce Cameron Louisiana State 98 5 Kenneth Knards Abilene Christian 90 6 Arthur Jackson Victoria 99 Mite Victoria Junior College Methodist )44 4 Val Schierling Umporia Kam State 14 9 5 Johnnie Pr Schreiner institute 149 (only five competed) 100-Yard Dash Bristol Texas Southern 97 2 Sammy II LOuiSitma State 97 3 Larry Mc- Cartney Victoria Junior Collepe 9 Bruce Cameron Louisiana State 98 5 Kenneth Knapp Abilene Christian 90 6 Arthur Jackson Victoria 99 Mile Relay-1 Victoria Junior College Press Wireohoto DERBY Frank Catrone has friendly Word for Lucky Debonair after colt arrived in Lexington Ny to prep for Kentucky Derby May KELLAM It is a piece of legislation the state has needed for years It places the pt nalty for the misuse of firearms here it belongs on the criminal not on the gun collector or hunter BILL WOULD BE AID TO LAW ENFORCEMENT I Matson Nears Record Post Grabs Spotlight COLLEGE ishDistance medley relay (440-8e0lno- Emporia Kans State (Rich ard Viniski Burton Wolfson Robert Ringer John Camioni 9:544 (new rec PaYne HAYS record 9:57 8 Emporia 1964) 2 Howard 955 2 3 Fort I State 858 9 4 Lamar Tech Ken 9 I 6 Lim 1002 3 Pepoerdine 10043 coin (Mo) 10:059 Sorint medley rolity-1 Fast Texas State (Ronnie McHiel Lasater (Larry McCartney Don Coker Joe Pass I USED GUNS Needed go: Storo A public hearing on 463 is scheduled for 2 April 13 in the Senate chamber of the Capitol at Austin The bill gives lawmen something with which to work in that it provides penalties for carrying a pistol without a license and prohibits the sale to or possession of weapons by a minor mentally incompetent person or ex-convict 'It's the kind of legislation that merits a letter of support to your representative and senator in Austin" says Sargent chairman of the legislative committee of the Texas State Rifle Lssociation THERE IS STRONG OPPOSITION TO REGISTRATION Morris Kyser Roger Raymond Harris) 3157 2 Baylor11 103 Jennings ED 63820 (new record-old record 321 Texas 3-16 5 3 Arkansas 316 6 4 Abliene Southern 1962) 2 Texas Southern 3 Christian 3:166 5 Southern Methodst 22 3 California State 3 222 4 Fort 316 7 6 Blinn Junior College 3:1111 I Hays Kans State 3254 5 7 Lamar Tech 3 29 4 McMurry 3-30 fifig-Mard Relay- I Texas Southern (James Hines joge villainncm As 71 rp Saddler Herb Stevens) 1:25 2 TP(it rk: br i Western 1-75 3 3 Lincoln (Mo) 4 McMurry 1 :29 1 5 Mexico Univer 1 sity tt- )29 4 I) ki' ot i 4 Continued from Page 1 versity division In between there were six of to a dazzling other records: A 6-10 12 high 454 anchor by Ray Saddler I jump by John Ilartfield of Texas Potent Clockings Southern: Randy's put a 404 by The high school division also l'exas western in the college produced some unheard of in- i 410 relay a 1:267 in the high chor clockings which left the school 880 relay by I louston Lee timekeepers rechecking for er- onlv nine-tenths of a second off rors the national record TSLl's and The heralded duel between Corpus Christi Ray's one-mile Corpus Christi Ray and Liberty relay marks went to pot when the latter! steam dropped the baton on the first exchange 1Kox Ellis Clash Corpus Christi Ray with Cohen touring the oval in 171 just nipped thhe old record by Mat Feature i one-tenth of a second with a 3:165 fastest in the nation Killer Karl Kox tangles with this year Cowboy Bob Ellis and Jack Dal-But what really caught the ton battles Ciclon Negro in a do crowd's fancy was a fantastic 'ble main event which headlines last lap by Liberty's Carl Monday night's wrestling card Ile brought his team from next at the North Side Coliseum to last to second with a great Both matches are scheduled rush over the stretch in 461 for two-out-of three falls Conley Brown of Houston San i In one-fall preliminaries Chief Jacinto was timed in 463 As UIIi lL lL 1'J'" Monnig is the champion of the first annual South Side Ninth Grade Relays but fans aren't likely to forget Rosemont's Mike Post either Monnig scored 39 points in the two-day event at Paschal winning Friday's mile relay as Clancy Dunigan David Wise John McInnis and Dean Lovett clocked a 3:423 Rosemont finished second with 22 points I2'2 of them by Post with two dash victories and a hand in the Broncos' sprint relay triumph He was the meet's performer Finals' results: Snrint Relay-1 Rnsmont fJrn Stw Jim Prim Hoirrec AAke 46 2 Wedgwood 3 Monnig: t11 :4 1 LI A i '''--'1 1 4 Q1 1 tvt 1 There are 15 perhaps more bills concerning firearms legislation facing Congress in Washington but the Dodd Bill is considered the only one with any chance of passing and it may not make it without amendments which will make it acceptable to the public Most Americans agree with President Johnson that some stronger controls over mail order weapons are neces sary that some guidelines must be established to keep these and other deadly weapons out of the hands of juve niles criminals mental defectives and dope addicts and that the penalty should be placed on the criminal not the gun However legislators should exercise caution so that law-abiding citizens are not severely penalized or deprived of their individual rights Registration of guns and licensing at the federal level is not desirable Gass Named Head of NAIA District AUSTIN Cass head football coach and athletic director at Austin College has been elected to a one-year term as NAIA District 8 chairman (Peter) Shotwell Mc Murry athletic director and district chairman for the past eight years resigned at a meeting here Saturday Bob Mason of Austin College was re-elected secretary-treasurThe league also voted to extend membership invitations to four other schools in an effort to replace Mc Murry and East Texas Baptist which have joined the Lone Star and Big State Conferences respectively 4 uaggen 80-Yard Low Hord Monnig 101 2 Potter Stripling 3 Few Meacham 4 Shaw McLean i 100-Yard Dash-1 Post RosemontI 102 2 Griffin Forest Oak 3 Reber Monnig 4 Morrison Wedgwood 220-Yard Dash-1 Post Rosemont 232 2 Reber Monnig 3 Morrison Wedgwood 4 Potter Stripling Mile Relay-1 Monnig (David Wise John McInnis Clancy Dunigan Dean Lovett) 3428t 1 William James 3 Wedgwood 4 Rosemont Team Totals-1 Monnlg 39: 2 Rosemont 22 3 Wedgwood 1312 4 Daggett ev2 Kit Fox goes against Chris Tolos his team finished third Liberty Danny McShane wrestles Joe had a 3:189 and San Jacinto a Carollo and Silento Rodriguez op 3:190 The first six teams were poses Jim Dalton Matches start all under 3:20 flat Six Other Marks at 8:30 So the 38th edition of the Texas Relays began with Colonial WGA Sets a record 16:5553 by Kansas in the four-mile relay And it clos- Handicap Tourney ed with the always crowd-pleasing one-mile relay in the uni- rninninl rinh Wn Colonial WGA Sets Handicap Tourney Colonial Country Club Four Softball Leagues Organized for City Play Boat Launching i ii 1 I 1 41o ''4' l': LI k4r1i7t17' Women's Golf Association will hold its annual handicap tournament Monday through Friday with qualifying rounds beginning Mo day at 9 a and first round matches at 9 a Tuesday Mrs II Owens and Lloyd Waddill 18 and nine-hole flight champs respectively will de champs respectively win he- Li LI LI LI LIT) LI LVCI YOU'LL SAVE TIME AND MONEY! 13 0 City softball leagues 13-15 TAAF Church Rich-organized last week in the men's: ardson Aug 12-14 Boys Church church men's open junior boys Austin Aug 5-7 and men's pitch church and girls church divi- Corpus Christi Aug 6-8 round out sions I the tournament dates that have Athletic Director Hugh Inman been received announced there is time forl other interested teams to enter Sports Publication leagues before play starts April 12 by calling him at th South Gets Name Change Side Rec 1 AUSTI NtSpH Pursuant to Leagues are on a one-night the merger of two state depart-basis so that a team can play ments dealing with outdoor recone night a week by entering a reation the monthly magazine single league or it can enter reflecting their combined activi-' more if it wishes ty hereafter will be called Perhaps the topic of most in- Texas Parks and Wildlife terest ws the third annual Cow-The former publication dat- tmoin Toltrnnment to he ninveri I ing back to 1924 was named Le agues are on a one-night the merger of two state depart- basis so that a team can play ments dealing with outdoor recone night a week by entering a reation the monthly magazine single league or it can enter reflecting their combined activi-' more if it wishes ty hereafter will be called Perhaps the topic of most in- Texas Parks and Wildlife terest ws the third annual Cow- The former publication dat- in town Tournament to be played' back to 1924 was named Slated Today Gillette Twins Still ARLINGTON (Spl) Over 15 Sharp Win Crown sailboats of various classes are ABILENE (Spl) Jean and due to participate in the Arling- Joan Gillette of Amon Carter ton Yacht Club's first annual Riverside defeated Susan Jeter fleet launching Sunday at 4 pm and Peggy Shephard of Midland Lee 6-4 6-4 to win the Class A girls title in the Abilene InvitaArlington tional Interscholastic II i School Tennis Tournament here Saturday The victory also gave the in the meeting hall at the Ar- twins the title of No 1 girls doulington Stae Bank The program bles team in the state of activities which has been planned for the coming moths African Boxer Wins The boats will rendezvous at fend their titios Pairings will the public dock area on Lake be posted at the club Arlington and will sail as a fleet all afternoon Raider Grid Drills A feneral membership meet- ing will be held Friday at 8 The boats will rendezvous at the public dock area on Lake and will sail as a fleet all afternoon A feneral membership meet- ing will be held Friday at 8 Guaranteed for as long as you own the car! If replacement Is ever needed all you pay is a service charge! Will Start Tuesday LUBBOCK Tech begins spring football training Domed Stadium's Schedule Listed HOUSTON (AP) The opening schedule for the $316 million county domed stadium: Friday April 9 New York Yankees vs Houston Astros 7:30 (CST) Saturday April Orioles vs Houston Astros 1:30 (CST) New York Yankees vs Houston Astros 7:30 (CST) Sunday April York Yankees vs Houston Astros 1:30 (CST) Baltimore OHoles vs Houston Astros 7:30 (CST) Monday April 12 Philadelphia Phi Hies vs Houston Astros National League opening day 7:30 (CST) Limited Spring Duty Advised for Cepeda PALM SPRINGS Calif (AP) New York surgeon who performed an off-season ation on Orlando Cepeda's right 1 u1hI Ull lanuu I 16111 ti A 1) i Game and Fish The Fort Worth oftball umpires as-! here May 21-24 sponsored by Texas change is effective with the cur- sociation Inquiries from teams rent April issue of Louisiana Oklahoma Arkansas and Kanas as well as the top Championship Keg Texas teams have been receive Tourney 1 ourney Canceled seeking information about the CIIICAGO Worlds In- meet Teams seking informael vitatiooal Match Game Chamtion can writ the assciation at it pionship one of bowling's big- 215 Vickery win canceled be has The ASA Metro tourney be played here June 2-6 Abilene The sponsoring Proprietors Jaycee Invitational June 3-6 Association of Greater Chicago Wichita Falls Invitational June' i said Saturday increasing costs 16-20 State TAAF open Lubbock caused the cancellation MUFFLER WA4-4431 1333 East Berry sHops ED6-4217 701 University "Take the Noisemaker Of Your Car and Put Ono in Your Pocket" MUFFLER SHOPS JOHANNESBURG South Africa (AP)--Willie Ludick South African welterweight champion outpointed Brian Curvis British and Empire champion in a 10- round fight Saturday night rouna lignt baturaay nignt I Tuesday 1 will be discussed Sessions are scheduled for 0 Tuesdays Thursday and Satur- Hamlin Coach Quits days Coach King said Windup game will be played HAMLIN tRol--D Andrews May 8 athletic director and head foot-Twenty-eight lettermen return ball coach here for eight years has resigned to become head from the 1964 team that posted' a 6-3-1 record the school's bast grid coach at Everman High School Andrews a former liar- 3-3-1 in Southwest Conference since 1955 The Red Raiders din-Simmons University gridder came to Hamlin after aoaching play tying with Rice for fourth place and earning an invitation and Memphis to the Sun Bowl I ELECTRIC SHAVER 1 I Millitsionstammar 1 i 1 Di it ri lk ELECTRIC il 9 4 Pk SHAVER 1 il 1 ii di fl NEW ADDRESS-711 7TH ST LUMBERMEN'S BLDG FORT WORTH TEXAS PHONE-ED 54970 "NEW LOCATION" NEW ADDRESS-711 7TH ST DEBAR EklC ft ne6 roost "ton1 a aa iftEll DLIJ rum vvvtilll I tAAb PHONE- ED 59970 4- titottAt I "I' A 111 10amA Tr' 1 knee advised the San Francisco Giants Saturday to allow the big first baseman to take it easy 11 Dr Harrison McLoughlin wrote Manager Herman Franks that Cepeda should not subject his knee to any sudden jars or twists in spring continue to use him and zj see how he goes" said Franks after Cepeda said the knee didn't bother him knee advised the San Francisco cntlItylny Irt nlintv fht hi cr Vi first baseman to take it easy! Dr arrison McLoughlin wrote Manager Herman Franks 7 that Cepeda should not his knee to any sudden jars stops or twists in spring tram- "We'll continue to use him and now ne goes- sato after Cepeda said the knee didn' bother him HOME SHOW SPECIAL 1 INSTEP MN JET PARK 111 REDIILIST IMO PIR COUDITIOHERS i ft Elt lit) i i) kiii LithiLII I 11 1-- -71 A -A 2 A A i -I i TRIBE 7 ANGELS 6 TUCSON Ariz LT1--The Cleve- Senators Purchase land Indians scored seven runs Orioles' McCormicklin the first two innings and held on for a 7-6 victory over the Los 'Angeles POMPANO BEACH Fla Angels Saturday Stan 141-1Williams former New York Yan- The Washington Senators pur-I chased pitcher Mike McCormick kee purchased by the Indians from the Baltimore Orioles Sat- last Wednesday allowed all but one of the Angel runs during his urday for the waiver price andIfive inning stint He was tagged sent two young players to their Hawaii farm club of the Pa- for eight hits and three walks cific Coast League Pitcher Pete Craig and In- fielder Tim Cullen were sent to 4 13 the Islanders and after McCor- mick's purchase the Senators avol IN FORT WORTH were one over the opening day' player limit of 28 I 11111)Ki tillIJEL3 TUCSON Ariz Cleve 1 flntl ewsrari 61111 low-1 Aittl10113 OV 1-11 I Lail3 the first two innings nd held "oles' cCorrni Ck! on for a 7-6 victory over the Los nwArti 1 Aneeles Angels Saturday Stan DnuDANin former New York Yanl Lie c111111611111 Fut- kee purchased by the Indians rhasnd nitchpr Mikn MoCnrmirk last Wednesday allowed all but from tne Baltimore Ono es at- 011 of the Angel runs during his Jirday for the waiver price five inning stint Be was tagged turn Immo' rtinvore thrtri eight hits and three walks farm club of the Pa-I and in- citic uoast League Pitcher Pete Craig 0 fielder Tim Cullen were sent to 41 13 -tz the Islanders and after NIcCor- 20 A 1111C i 'mick's purchase the Senators FORT WORTH IN were one over the opening day' 4 A 'player limit of '23 A rranks1----- 111 SPECOA THIS WEEK ONLY APRIL 5 THROUGH APRIL 10 MONDAY TO SATURDAY ECO SE2 THIS WEEK OILY APRIL 5 THROUGH APRIL 10 MONDAY TO SATURDAY $22995 11 Plus $40 Installation FACTORY "TUNE Your Remington Shaver CLEANED Entire Shaver Disassembled OILED Motor Cutters ADJUSTED For Perfect Speed Shaves REG CHARGE $150 "OVERHAUL" NEW SHAVING HEADS Installed MOTOR "TUNED" New Points or Brushes installed Speed Checked 0 Any other part installed as required REG CHARGE be $1125 REMINGTON Shavers are our service no other kind We have the training the know-how to make your REMINGTON Shaver run like new uoesn't it make sense to let an expert do the job? 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