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HF.RAT.t>~Fridll,r, ajptrmecr Eagles Host Rams, St. Joe's Plays Tarpons Monterrey Boasts Fast Team nil very nsgrc.sslvc; thcyi Brownsville officials hi ever up cvon Uny had tojpbtincd tn mnke the its best lo hoal ihem." Brownsville on nnnunl nffnlr Tne Brownsville s.iiiliove all veiy theyj Brownsville officlnls said in ijicir allempl C)r vieloiy Inst Friday niihl by Ran Oreyhounds, go nfler Monterrey, boasting seven re- the gale lonighl Is luniiiig veterans from last year's team some with three years of first win of the lonfetit v-hrn Uirv host tho Mnn- (orii7v Tech rxprricnre behind will hi- fin to ulfd fo sinrt 8 p.m. Bui the- (ask is not one. Tlio Mntitorrfiy Hams, rucj Inrd hilling lfi.il has of exuerienop nlrvi'nq Texas srhoftf teams, UP throw block iti tmnl of Ilie Kn- plrs and rouM very well Jmm 1 thorn 'h ir second cnnhpnitiv lev: P. What is more, it could be an ollirr shut out.

Brownsv il bo nd con ch 1 -loyd Parker and 1 thr film of thc Monterrey Tech-Corpus Christ! game played last year at Corpus and camo out with the firm conclusion thai the will have lo make an "all-out" effort to stop llic Rams. "Tf wo don't huslle tonight," sakl Parker, "we arc going to pet lesson on how it should be Those follows from Monterrey," he "are strong nncl season. The team plays colleges from Saltillo and Mexico City and ntso several Texas high schools. Sportswise By ELOY AGUII.AIl llorald Snorts Editor and other small colleges in Texas. TortgM (lie Rams will bring an olhei Iher ex Brownsville pi a r.

m(inl I'" 1 lerfamiarce Lino Lnndcros, a 6-2, 210 Ranis Have Fans Tonight when the Monterrey Tech Rams come to Brownsville lor the first lime in many years there be quite a number of ians whose sympathy will be divided between Ihe two teams. One in particular will not even get to see the game, but I imagine he will be pulling for his old team.j rc 'fan' will not be a pushover. Gus Zavaletta head coach of Tllc Rams have good coaches and St. Joseph's Academy Blood-! are a bunch (hat hi(s hovmds a former Monterrey! 01 always hiisllcs. Against Cor- The Rams are coached by SnV vndor "Sapo" Mondiola.

consid ered the best coach In Northcn Mexico. Tho team plays wide-open kind of football naKerned after Ihe professional offense and thli will give fans an Idea of what tho game will be like since (h Brownsville Kailcs also are wol known for their wide open of fense. Heading tho list of Montorrp; veterans is quartoibacl: Raul An aya, three year man, with an excellent massing arm. After viewing the Ray-Mnntcr rey film Parker said thnl Anavr was a good power runner and ii terrific passer. Anaya will be making most his passes (o (wo veteran ends Arlurn Cepeda, a two -par mnn and Hoborto Ollervicies, a year man.

A Ram that should be fanrliar. particularly to St. Joseph's Acid- cmy fans, is Lino Landoros a former four year lettermcn al St. Joseph's. Landcros, 6.2.

210 pounder with thc power of a Sherman (ank fs one of the outstanding members ol the team Olher veterans are Victor Her- niixrillo, ccnler: Luis Robles, tackle; and Eduardo Martinez, guard. Eafilcs Look The Brownsville Eagles this week held what coaches Parker and Jack Schiilze called "Ihe best workouts we've had so far this Parker had voiced dlsapnoinl- pounder wlio played four years! for the St. Joseph's Acadcniylp Bloodhounds under Xavalelta. IIE' Zavalctta believes the Monler-i' STAKTING I.lN'K-Ur 'Hounds Seek Second Win The St. Joseph's tl.i? weakest teams in the Vfil- Bloodhounds will Iry to better ley and ave heavy underdogs in their record tonight when they the game tonight, hut they could meet the Port Isabel Tarpons slip up on St.

Joseph's If Ihe 32-A at St. Joseph's Field, become overconfident Tlie game will start at 8 p.m. decide to take things easy. It will be Ilie Ihird game of the' Conscious of this fact, St. Joe's season for (lie Bloodhounds and mentor Gtis Kavaleltn put I their first ployed at home.

St.jplaycrs through several rough Joseph's has currently a 1-1 rec-: practices this week nnd kept re- ord having defeated the Los Fres- minding them that the "weak" nos Falcons M-7 and lost to tlie (earns are the ones that upset the THIS IS WHAT YOU Gus Zavalctta of tho St. Joseph's Academy Bloodhounds exnlains a to members oi thc bacluield during workouts Thursday. From left to right in'the nicture- ihu Kinzic, number two quarterback: HnKHn i Pi seph 1 John Kinzic, naif back i.iul number two quarterback; Jon Johnson, halfback, Bobby Binz.ftillback and Rav quarterback, i'he Bloodhounds will play the Port Isabel Tarpons tonight at 8 o'clock at St Jn seph 1 Pielrl in the iJrst home game of tho season. Port Arthur Tech Ram having attended the school after graduation from St. Joseph's back in the 40's.

Gus will be having troubles of pus Chrisli Kay last year fought a close battle which wnslnil decided in Ihe second hall only'rinn because ol the depth of llic Tc.x- his own tonight as he sends his inexperienced 'Hounds against the Port Isabel Tarpons at St. Joseph's Academy Field. Others who will be rooting for either team are Prax Uribe. Sr. Henry Sanchez, and Joe Bridges (Sail Benito) Benny San cli ez, coach Johnny Cavazos, Joe and Pat Tamnyo, and Joe Zavalella.

All attended Monterrey Tech on scholarships a decade or so ago and played lor the Rams when football was in its early stages in Northern Mexico. Most ol those Browsnsville and Valley players were later in the Service during the Korean conflict and one, former All-rilstric End "Sunshine" Garza of Mission vas killed in action. was miarierback halfback for the team and also a player coach. He was elected lo the All-Mexico team while pleylng lor the Rams. Tlie first time thc Tech Rams came to Brownsville they lost lo tlic Texas Soutlimost College Scorpions 36-0.

They also played against the Edinburg Junior College, Uvalde' J.1XO LANDKHOS Of Things And No Tilinga A large group of Brownsville fans attended the second Quarterback-Club meeting held last Tuesday at Ihe High School Cafeteria, giving tho organizers high hopes lor a good year. Tlie club will meet next Tuesday night at fl place to be announced later. Xnmo Jncli Complon Jumes Mnlkcy T.ui.s Moreno de la RUSH Allierl Avnla pit r.olt Stanley While Knv Knncrtln Snnforil No. SO 71 Wet. 100 ini 1CB 170 170 T55 ISO US 175 ISO In UPI Poll vhole learn altnr Friday's "ame they lacked team effort.

Bears Meet Bobcats Bulldogs At Weslaco By llniled Press Port Arllnn and Swcchynlerf Firillg )( comi ue on 10 val (o Wam ors held firmly lo their No. 1 ey froms ls Va lcy in the United Press llllcrni coaches board schoolboy football ratings (his week, bill (here wns quite a bit of shuffling among the other positions after the opening week of action. Haylowii, which hosts Port Ar- liutr this week end in Ihe state's top attraction, moved up a notch football war moves into the Itih'd weekend of the season. In addition, four Valley looms will play on foreign fields. Throe learns have chalked up Iwo victories against no losses to date this season, the Calan AA I.a Feria Lions, Ihe Class Sania Warriors, and the and Evnesto Lopez to the tackle Olher changes include Ihe addi- of sophomore John Po'-'s thc number one unit.

Poss will be he starter al right end with (he defensive unit. Jack Compton and Jack Loll will allcrn.ito nt the loft end pssi- '311 defensively. Offensively the line will have Loff and Comnton at ends. Avala and Mulkcy nt lacWes, Joe do Rosa and Luis Moreno at guards and Dennis McCahe al center. McCabe and Moreno be mlo and while little is known of crs Ihe Ri.renRlh of Ihe Tigers, they me; the Top 10 raliirgs were pbving in District, 1G-AMA Galena Park, from a lie for 'his year and (lint means llic'i 10th to No.

9 spol in AAAA on hnvc a tough schedule. The Tiat- Ihe basis of its -10-T trouncing ofillers are reporter! as having one Houston Reapan, and El Campo, ol Huir host teams years nnd which jumped from 12th to they arc rated ns having better AAA alter whipping Akline even chance of Sania Rosa meets the Coyoles ll Joya and nil signs point To mnkn room for comers, Boiler dropped from 10th to lllh in 'AAAA, and Bay Cilv from Sill to lllh and Ncdci land from 10th lo La Feria Lions The Tarpons are considered one champions. Overeo nf i dcnce is the biggest enemy the 'Hounds will have Eo cope wilh tonight. After the 2'i-O loss to the La Feria Lions last week the Bloodhounds apparently lei up and looked bac' in their first two workouts, jbut they wore snapped nut nf the slump uavatetla Wednesday. I The Bloodhound mentor has had trouble with his pass receivers and tonight he will have two new ends, Joe al lefl and Darrell Wimlhaus at Ight.

Wimlbaus awl Elizondo are two hoy football's ToVlO-rated teams! 0 lllc 'astest men on the squad Thursday night as the third week an(1 looked good as receivers in of play got under way. tho workouts Wednesday and Odessa's seventh-rated Broncs 'Thursday. had trouble for the second' Tllc starting line-up will have straight week, but mana-rd '-lEhzondo at left end, Tony Flores gain a 22-18 decision over the left Jimmy Perrin at I.ubbock Westerners Thev cl: Oscar Pena at Center; Odessa, Samuel Set Pace By United Press International Odessa High and Dallas Sum- uell set winning pace for seliooi- edged iveck Amarillo High last SamuelPs Spartans, ranked No. 10 in Class AAAA, turned in a 21-G verdict over Dallas Sunset in cross-town battle that does not count The in the district Spartans beat standings. Beaumont South Park 190 last week.

These two contests, plus a handful of others, set the slase for a nower-packed program Friclav night that includes such Top 10 Pos. matches as Port Arthur nt Bay- lown. Abilene at Swectwater and LT Brrckenrfdite nt Wichiln i'alls. There were Iwo pames played!" Hint count in district standbies in'," 0 1-AAAA where El Paso RT downed El Paso Jefferson 2R.fi' UE tsteven Alvarez, at right guard; Ra Garza nt right tackle nni Windbaus nt right end. In the back-field will be Ray Friedmnnn, Jon Johnson and Bobby Ruiz 1 f- hacks ml Mike Lopez, fullback.

John Kinzie, who started at half back for the 'Hounds Ihe past two games will alternate with slight lavorite to chalk up their Ihird straight victory. La is fcii'orerl over Rio Hondo due to the fact thc Lions can bonst of having th? Valle'i's leading scorer, Jim Hudson. Tb Lions have scored 5S jjoinls in the two games they have played to date and held the opposition to eight points. But lliis iinnu.il grid contest t'ould very easily fro cilhpr way due to the old friendly rvalry that has existed for years between the two schools. The McAHcn Bulldogs go to Wcs- laco for a clash with the Panthers.

The ISulldogs are smarting under a loss last week and may try and take it out on the Weslnco team, also a loser last Friday night. A game at Pharr holds in- Icrest to unpcr Valley fans. Tlie Tri City Bears host to the F.dinburg Bobcats. Last week the liohcats defeated thc Falfurrins Jerseys and the Bear'; won ovei McAllcn. This means that two undefeated teams will collide and Ihat means anything can happen.

and Fl Pasi Austin defeated El Pnso Tech 23-0. In other action Thursday ntehl. Houston Jones romped past Houston Keatran Houston Sam heat Houston 8 5 on Raymondviltc and Mercedes nn-1 Cuptiins; defeated Jackson- holh undefeated, meet at Mercedes and tfie game appears to be a tossup. The Mission Eagles host the Donna Redskins and this is another Valley grid contest that very TEUKEY TECH II nrid if and I and SAX HKNITO OVKRHAKUN GEN' Tlw Greyhounds are sure of victory. PS.IA EIHN'BlinO So were flic men of Ihe Sevenlh Cavalry.

DON'XA OVER Like rrext week, meaning that you will have all the football you want. ITow do you keep up with all The AFL slarled last week, lls said: "where all those Soulhwcst Conference slarls thjslindiniis come from?" weekend and Iho NFL kicks offl AIOAIJ.EX OVER WES1.ACO. The Bulldogs bettor siiow something this time. EWSO.V It. AI.ICB.

The Coyotes did not fare too well against Miller. TA FKKIA OVER, RIO HONDO. "You are poor said the winner. SHAHYLA.VD OVER I.VFOIin "Have you ever seen a rich one?" answered the loser. ItC.V OVKH f.AUKDO Only be ca.ise Laredo lost last week.

JOYA OVER SVNTA 11OSA Buck lo Ihe reservation Warriors! By the way, does anybody know If the Vnlicy is going to gel any TV games Ihis year? Tivo fellows drinking at a Imr and one snyinn: "Von think you cot troubles localise your ivlfo u'jinls to lenve you for anolher tciiy? I nm the oilier guy." Eagle line coach Jack had a pleasnnl wlir-n SAX DIKGO OVKK F.f>s came in the athletic office Thiirs-jNOS A slah in Ihe dark, day, and was grecled by center ST. JOSEPH'S OVER IS Dennis McCabe who "Coach I think mumps." Schulzo's smile disappeared, his knees weakened and his cigar to the floor. An examination later discovered McCabe didn't have the mumps and Schulzc began to breathe again. The A "powers" upset this proguosticalor last Friday. McAllen lost to Pharr and the Brownsville Eagles lost to the San Benito Greyhounds and our average dropped, I hit nitre of twelve Valley fames last Friday but things appear Illlle rougher Ihlj iveek.

One lesson I learned last Friday was never to make thc San Benito Greyhounds tho underdogs again. Never, never Not this season anyway. On wllh this week's prediction. him AHKI, Cold Wooded murder. have Ibei KDCOUCII KI.SA OVEI! DEN' HHOWSSVIU.K 1 AVIOKS Because of their speed Like the fellow said: "Those predictions are the opinion of Ihe writer snrt do not necessarily reflect his stupidity.

linebackers on defense and Wayne Jones will be at the right guard position. The offensive backfield will Bobby Burns at quarterback. Stanley White and Ray Sauceda at half tack r.nd Ray Sanford al fullback. Sophomore F.meslo Cantu will alternate with Sauceda and Bobby Cantu will alternate with While. It will he thc first lime that Sauceda plays the half back posi- ion with thc offensive unit.

The lefense specialist has been prac- llcing hard for the past four days ind looked good ns a ball carrier. Parker said the team had improved considerably although be added jnkinghj that niter the San Benito game, that was all they could do- improve, Good weather and dry ground are expected to help the Eagles with their aerial attack. The team has good receivers fn the persons of Ihe two Jacks. Loft and Ccmip- ton and Burns Is a good passer who only needs a little more ex pcricnce. Rene Rubio, the number ilitar'erbick will alternate will Burns.

Rubio is also a good pass, er find handles his backlicld well. Tho gates will open at 7 p.m The ticket booth will open nt p.m, ON' HOME TV DAYTON. Ohio (UP1) The Unlvcrsilv of Dnvlon-Ohin Univor- sllv football n( Rn(urda-i will be televised ove" WirO-TV Tlie Top 10, in order, in AAAA: Port Arthur, Fallas, Highland Park, Clirisl) Hay, Abilene, High, Corpus Chrisli Miller, Galena Park and Dallas Samucll; in AAA: Swcctwaler, I 3rowmvood. Kilgore, Cairollton, Phillips, Minefield nnd Breckenridge lied, El Campo, Mount Pleasant. This marked upward jumps for Baytown, Odessa High, anc ng ovcr le typewriter keys Phillips and Breckcnridge nrd revisions for Falls, Miller.

Samuell, Carrolllon. (c headliners! Lilllelield and Mount Pleasant, unrriimph Siveclivalcr received 15 first- ri off scason Dr aec ballols and Broimyood bu Prof QuonMn wlide Port Arlhur ot. nv lc( s(udcnts of lhc stars Here Comes The Major lly MAiIOl! AMOS n. HOPPLE jPIIUbllrgli 22, UCLA 8 l-'irst Mini in Motinn Stale Tulsn 21 millions of 11 Nn P'irolma SI. 17, Va.

Tech. 7 readers! My lingers have been fairly and mv nn xlcly to give you the au" lc 1 la line on this season's 12, Wicliila Kails three and Highland Park one. In addition to the Port Arthur- mo in devising some football formulas using astronomical Baytown clash, there are (wo equations. (Ed. Nole: gastronnv other games mntcliinR Top nt Alii- rne and Breckenridge nt Wichita Falls.

Tulsa Oilers Clip Buds, Win Playoff TULSA, Okla. ical ones, too. no doubt.1 We shall pass iilonr; Ihe results of our studies to you in the nature of huge upsels. Indeed, Sept. 17, wilh the Infant season barely under way, the llonplc System is in mid-season form.

Tlic oflen low-flying Eagles of Boston College will soar lo new heights as Ihey vanquish vaunted jVavy. In Ihe muscular South- easlern Conference, where I ling starts early, Kentucky will prevail over Georgia Terh and Alabama over Georgia in Oilers today rclcpierl as co-cham-jwhat must lie classed ns utiexpcct- pions of tlie wilh ed results. the Rio Grande Valloy Giatils nncl Other lh''oc star Hoopie spe- Die team to represent the are Texas A. and M. over circuit in tho Pan American nys stroncr Louisiana Stale nnd Central Beats St.

Joseph's playoffs. Tlie Oilers wliinpod Victoria 2-1 las! night in 10 inning lo win the Play-oil title with Ibree strnlghl Carnes, Harry Krister got Hie winning marched 1 1 10 1 'I 10 loa in Dnvlon. it was re 1 Central Junior and (town the field 1 nt drovo I lrllor by a jofm hi' Ihe university. Ihe TV station nml sponsor. ENTERS TITr.F, HACKS TRKS'TON, Kcl- Thursday.nighl as II downed the 110 St.

Joseph's Junior High -12-G In Tl luiished Ihird lc llhe first game of tl10 Halfback lorenzo ler, of Green Acres City, a no'cd for vars. will compete on of lh" nexl two Suntfays in lile natfoinl tillo auln the scason for Torres led (lie Cenlal attack scoring 26 points on four touehciouTis nnd two extra Ramiro claoln ctnoln et.ioln poil.ts. Ramiro Garcia scored two In the regular season, but under league rules co-chnmpions with Vallev winning Ihe plny-offs. The Oilers downed Vnlicy three games to one in the play-off semifinals. Tulsa (ravels to Mexico Cily TC.VBÜi"rhrí'slinn 12 Now Slate in a squeaker wilh In an inlersectional contest which taxed the Iloop'e lo Us liinits it will he California 8, Tnlane 8, These are hut a few of the surprises wo have for you this week.

Ho on wilh Ihe Alubamn firovgln It Hoslnn Collree rr-mi Slnln 23, Boslon V. Arinv 'is. Itufhln Talifoniln 8, Tnlntle 8 1'Iorliln Stale 3(1, Hlrhmnml 10 Florldn 23, ficorfie Washington 7 Kriiliirky 21, Oenrgin Terti 10. Houston fi OVKR MOX- Fair. incrs nt Ilie Kevv Jersey Stale touchdowns for Central, one on'the opener of Ihe sevei cnnie Texns in, r.ouhlnnn S.

15 Pun American series Tunsday Jlirylaiul 2'i, Vlrclnln" :1 Ions yard reliirn. Tomas Canul made two c.Mra I points. apitnsl Ihe Mexico Cily 18, South. Methodist 9 'winners of the Mexican Lcnguc. Texas Nebraska II, Hoople Dares All To Outpick Him 1JXE-UP Tony Flores Jimmy Perrin Oscar I'm a Steven Alvarer Durrel Winilttnns liny Frledmann ilolmson MiUc Loncz Wgt.

150 ICO 150 153 1511 195 110 150 150 15S 140 vi'lo 32-0. Tlie 1 brings teams In AAAA. while Frieilmann, is a senior with some experience and Znvnl- etta derided lo use him ns qnar- to help Frledmann who -j 2 owns the No. 1 ranking In AAA where Brcrkenridgc is tied for No. 7, and Wichita Fails and Abi- SCIIRDUt.B llrtrlhignii at Snn Tlenito Slonlerrey Tcrh al Brownsvlllo Edinbnrc nl r-SJ-A nt Mcrrcdr-s K.

C. r. nt T.nreito Ilonnu nl Hussion Slmrylniul nl lo'Eord J.os resnos nl Snn Dirgo Kdconcli-Elsa nf Hcnnvlilcn l.a Feria al Su nlii liosa T.n Jnyn Purl fsnlicl nt St. Joseph's, (Brownsville) Ecllson nt Aline lene rank No. 3 and respectively.

In AAAA. Most of AAAA's other fop-rated clubs face tough opnosillon, nl- thoiiRh fourth-ranked Highlnnd Hay (CO) nl Snn Angel Alamo Heights (SA) ler (CO) Carroll (CO nt Brynn Ilrmosjiort nl Virtoria likeiv nat lie decided the final whistle. Mission has lost Park and fifth rated Corpus'Oiris- II Ray seem to have easv foes Grand Prairie and San Ani Corpus Cliristi gelo Miller, No. 8, entertains Alamo Heights, ninth- Defensively Oscar Oarza will go. in for Oscar Pena and Tommy Esparza will replace Jon in Hit; back-field.

Julio Ronzalez will also go hi for Mike Lopez. Dofcnsp. Tlie Bloodhound offense wns weak in the first two against Los Fresnos and La Feria. Only Hip strong defense anchored hy RcynnUo Jr. and Tony Flores has prevented more scoring against the Hounds.

In the game ngainst the Falcons? ranked Galena Park tackles two weeks ago Ihe Rloodliotmds Port Kechps nnd lOlh-rnted Dal- played most of lhc second half on as Samuell meets Dallas Sunsetitheir own end of the field but In games that could provide up-jstonpcd several Fnlc-on drive's anrf AAA fumble deep on In AAA, second-rated Cleburne shouldn't hnve too much trouble wilh Irving, nor third rated slopped T.a Ferin's with Killeen. But.lwrlerha'-k Jim Hudson particu- llipir torrllorv. Tlie Bloodhound defense nlso fourth loitghie ranked Kilgore Texarkana h.ns ns has sevenlh-ralcd Liltlefield'ivilli Sem inple and ninth-ranked El Campo with Deer Park. In AA and ICovolcs divisions. '3S-J5.

larly in Hie second hall of the game. Tlic Tarpons lost their first of Itm season lo thc la Joya last Friday nt La Joya things may get tough for Ihe one Donna has won onc'' lighly I atwl (cams, too. nnd lost one, Brownsville will entertain Mon- icrrcy Tech nnd the home-standing Eagles nre favored to come out on top of the scoring, l.iille is known of the visitors but the Except for OIney, the No. 1 favorite AA. Tlie Cubs nre idle.

PISTOXS SIfiX DETROIT (UPn-Clnnrd Quick must lake on thc winning side the lert-er after losing the opener to San Benito last week. Sh.iryland plays nt I.yford and this appears to be game in which evcnlv matched teams will meet, Edcolich Elsa goes fo rvirtcs and Fresnos lo San Diego. St. Joseph's A a de my of Brownsville is at home against Ihe Port Isabel Tarpons and the Bloodhounds are favored lo win. But, Class A's mvorite, wllil nvera-jcd 11.2 points Basketball Asso- last season, has signed with the Dclroil Pistons.

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