Bryan-College Station Eagle from Bryan, Texas (2024)

May 13, 1962

Publication:

Bryan-College Station Eaglei

Location:

Bryan, Texas

Issue Date:

Sunday, May 13, 1962

Page:

7

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2ND IN SWC GOE 7j BRYAN EAGLE PORTS tai Lively Wins SUNDAY MAY 13 1862 SEVIN JIM ETTERS 1 Phon TA 2 3707 tot Classified rasa Bottll Yanks Slug Tribe To Increase Lead 1 dash Tommy 3 Piece Tier Sets XT SPECIAL Phone TA 2 3707 fox Classified SPRING PROMOTION By Curtis Mathes i 1 A zs ft J4 THE BURLINGTON SALE PRICE LIST PRICE 6000 $22000 3 s238 12000 $31000 4 $35000 15000 riM 4 1 ir? i QUALITY MER A ND IS S' Bedspreads i II RH 000 7 0 60 36 TIER 60 11 VALANCE i Coach (Peck) Vass rec ommended 15 members of the 1962 Stephen Austin High baseball team as lettermen for 1962 it was announced Satur day Among the" group are eight graduating seniors five of which earned Bronco mono grams each of their first two years in high school Senior lettermen recommend ed include second baseman Jimmy Campise 'captain of the SA nine for his second letter pitcher Charles erguson first letter outfielder Norman Scott and'shortstop Bobby Seale first base pitcher Joe Stratta third baseman Joe Quintana outfielder Neal Thompson and catcher Gregory Rodrigues all for their third numerals Returning Bryan Highbase ballers named for the awards were outfielder Pat' Cangelose junior first letter pitcher Johnny Peaco*ck junior first catcher Jimmy Luther sopho more first second baseman Billy Sanders junior first and starting right fielder Gene Scherff junior first In addition Vass named man agers John Berger and John (Skippy) Stroud on the letter award list fja A 7 inches McNeill Rpaumont South Parkx 23 16 Herple Ellis San Antonib ox Tech 23 6 High jump Gary Lindle La Vega 6 4 John Butler Channel view 6 3 MelvinGreenhaw 'Stamford 6 4 Middlebrooks rawley West moreland Rome Stevens and Butler were repeaters Roderick also was a repeater but from 1960 Six of the stars were juniors meanmg there 1 be an evew greater field next year The juniors are Parkhurst Gal legos Matson Martindale Jef feries and Weir UP TO 2 YEARS TO PAYwJw' "ms PAYMENT IN JUNK mid Luther: Klar (7) and dark Heath rPeaeocIc (0 S) Walton Wh Riley Bunn Coleman 208 440 Vernon 476 Jimmy El lington Dallas Jefferson 477 Chuck Egans Abilene 462 880 YARD Chuck rawley Amarillo Tascosa 1:539 Gene Westmoreland La mesa 1:526 Roger HuntDeni son 1:540 Mila run Richard Rom San Antonio ox Tech 4:165 Richard Galleggos Crystal City 4:174 Ernest Osborne Beaumont 4:213 120 yard high hurdles red Brocket Austin 137 John Roderick Highland Park 136 Henry Allen Dallas Sunset 140 IBO yard low John Roderick Highland Park 180 Mike Ardis Odessa 184 Herb Stevens San Antonio High lands 185 Shot put Randy Matson Pampa 64 7 Tommie Currie Houston Lamar 6 13 Harold Magers Gainesville 60 3 Discus throw Randy Mat son Pampa 186 6 Edward Martindale San Angelo 171 6 William Black Silsbee 169 3 POLE VAULT David Jef feries Abilene 14 feet inches Norris Weir LaPopte '13 6 Charles Buteaud Beau mont South Park 13 4 Broad jump Herb Stevens San Angelo Highlands 24 feet 4 Selected by a committee of the Texas Sports Writers Asso ciation the top three in each event were Roderick who did the high hurdles in 136 but lost to red Brocker of Austin in the state meet and who bettered the na tional scholastic record for the 180 yard low hurdles with 180 in winning state championship was placed in both events Brocker headedthe 120 yard high hurdlestrio that included Henry Allen of Dallas Sunset who did 140 Brocket's besttinfe was MATSON THREW the shot 64 feet 7 inches and the discus 186 feet 6 inches to set state records and also lead the two events on the all state team Stevens had 24 feet 7 inches to lead the broad jumpers and his 18:5 in the low hurdles gave him the No 3 position in that event Here is the all state team by events: 100 yard dash Don Park hurst Baytown 94 Mike Me Cright Wichita alls 95 Steve Leddy San Angelo 96 220 yard dash Jack Mia torooks Abilene 208 James Dallas Sunset 208 (Special to The Eagle) 7 AUSTIN The Bryan Bron cos lost fheir' 10th game of the season and their fifth in 13AAAA'Competitionforvan even 500 campaign all the way around here riday nighV as stopped Temple 2 1 for yie league championship A The Tigers will go into bidis trictSplayoffs this week with the winner of the San Antonio district 'X COACH PE(3K Broncos minus all but onbof their grad uating seniors whbwere on a class trip fell to McChUum 4 1 with second baseman Bitty San ders pacing SA hitting The Broncos outhit tns Knights 7 4 but could push across only one run taking ad vantage of three successive Mc Callum errors to do it in the Centerfielder Pat Cangeloe who had singled to get on scored the tally Sanders had two for four struck out and was thrown out on a bunt to lead off the seventh Righthander Johnny Peaco*ck started for Bryan gave up four earned runs in the first three innings to lose it and gave way to southpaw Phil Cox in the sixth Both 5 will be back next season A SINGLE and walk with two out in the bottom of the first set the stage for McCal opening runs Terry Dail ey poled a triple and scored the third on catcher Danny single Tim Walton hitting lor Merrell in the third smacked a homer with none on to put the Knights out of reach Larry Heath got credit for win wHh three frames of hurling Thomas and Kisar pro tected it for him Bryan strand ed 11 as it brought the 1962 sea son to a close SCORE BY INNINGS Bryan 000 McCallum SOI Paaco*ck Cox (6) Heath Thomas (4) GIL'S RADIO TV 403 Colhje CLEVELAND Tom Tresh hit a two run home run and drove in runs as the league leading New York Yan kees defeated the Cleveland In dians 9 6 Saturday The triumph increased New margin to 1 games over the second place Indians in the American League IIGHT HANDER Bitt' Staf ford(3 2) wai the pinner but needed help near the end Staf ford worked 6 23 innings al lowed three runs and held the Indians to five 1 1 He struck out fouKbut walked six YOUNG HABITS LAST Lessons learned early in life can provide a young hunter the'knowledge pf pre serving his and lives later The1 Twin City Junior Rifle junior 'hunter safety school conducted Saturday' morning at theUSAR Armory on Car son gave Jack Madeley Kit Kling and Alan Shelter the chance to learn the and of safety for hunting together (Eagle Photo by Gene Dennis) ALL NEW RESH STYLING TIERO OSNABURG WITH VAL ANCE TO MATCH MULTI COLOR TRIM ON WHITE BROADCLOTH KITCHEN TIER BROWN MULTI GREEN RED andYELLOW (Spacial to Tha Eagla) WACO Texas John Lively the 5 8 senior from Athens who shared the South west Conference individual golf i title last year held off a top nine hole effort by RH Sikes and a surge by team mate Jim etters at the Ridge wood Country Club here ri day to win his second crown The slamming Aggie fired a one over par 71 on the final round for a72 hole total of 284 Lively shared the 1961 title with Dickie Duble of and Dill ETTERS THE leader' the majority of the afternoon turn ed in 69 and 73 rounds to finish four strokes back at 288 Sikes was baek by tive strokes at 289 finishing with a 68 for the final round i The Aggie golfer that paced to its third straight Southwest Conference team championship last week held a two stroke lead over etters after the first round riday and 1 was eight strokes ahead of Sikes Then Bikes started a rally taking birdies on five holes for a hot 30 oh the front nine the best nine hole score of the tour ney At the turn he had gained five strokes on Lively and was only three back But from there Sikes began to have trouble He birdied only 'one hole oh: the back nine and shot several bog eys but still came up with one of only four sub pat rounds during thp tournament EI'TlHS TOOK a bogey oA the 14th hole but remained one JOHN LIVELY 1 2 SWC 7 Now At A Very rice Of 23 Inch Television Hand Wired ewer Transformer Chassis Beautiful 36" Lowboy in £arly American Styling of Genuine Hardrock Maple VeiV eers end selected Hard woods 2 Hi i Speakers Keyed AGC 3 Stdge I Circuit Hi Audlo gorGd bync Circuit STACY'S 67 3 PIECES Ph TA2 08M CUT RATE STORE 400 BRYAN lWq Jositidii? All Staters i ssiooiiMjy'mse DALLAS (AP) John 'Roderick of Highland Park Randy Matson of Pampa and Herb Stevens of San Antonio Highlands each made the All State track and field team ai two positions Knights Stop Broncos 4 1 In inal Tilt PHONE TA 2 1627 CLOSE OUT! AU 1961 RIGIDAIRE AIR CONDITIONERS BUY IT HOW JUST SAY i I CHARGE IT Home Dress Ups for Summer ELEGANT BEAUTY EATURING ULLY WASHABLE PERMA NENT INISH I A LILAC TOASTS PTU RATING 2 under for the day Lively was just finishing the 17th at the time knocking In a 4Q pot putt for a oar that left him two over for the day and' etters with two stroke lead "2 Lively then hit th green and' putted in from HPfeet for a birdie to finish with 7L etter triple bogeyed one hole and bogeyed another' to settle for 73 and second Harry Hoskihs and Duble took 301 and 302 respec tively for eighth and 10th in 'i the 15 man field Summer Beauty I 1Drip Dry Cotton locked INCLUDES WARRANTY i288 Il 4 1 a Service Policies Available timiz 4 TkL i 3 I A New York survived a seventh inning scare as the Indians ex ploded for three runs and made it 8 6 Cleveland once trailed 5 0 The Yanks got tjieir runs off four different Cleveland pitch ers They scored three in the first off loser Sam McDowell (2 2) added two in the fourth and three more in the fifth and ope in the ninth TRESH PACED the 12 hit attack with the homer and two singles to drive in three runs Mickey Mantle slammed 8 home run double and a single and Roger Maris banged two singles John Romano had two sin glesand drQve in two Cleveland runs Manager Mel McGaha us ed five pitchers in a desperate attempt to win the second game if the key series Nbw York 300 230 001 9 12 0 ClpVflanH (100 300 300 6 7 1 Stafford Bridges (7) Coates award McDowell tyior (3) Alien ai Romano McDawaII (7) and unk (1) Latman (9) al Stafford (3 2) (2 2) Home runs I Tresh (2) Mantle (7) ew York 9r" i J5 1 lb 5 1 1 9 7 f' 1 4 S' A A 0 3 JL V2 A I i 4 Tz? raaE if 'tj! 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