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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1971
Page
2
The 7th and 8th graders from CJH compete against Pleasanton Gonzales Samuel Clemens Fast Central and Floresville for the district title. The meet began at 2:00 pm with field events and preliminaries, finals to follow at Gobbler Football Stadium.
Cuero High School sent its golf team to Kerrville with Jeff Alexander Robbi Kirk Reed Wagner Jimmy Macha and David Williford aiming for district honors. Tennis players John Kennedy Ted Gonzales Susan Davis Franke Mee-Clung Carla Drehr Judy Flessner Elia Angerstein Saralee Olson Beth Gips Dianna Diehl Toni Boenig Caroline Cheatham Bruce Liesman Kathy Rutherford compete in Fast Central as CHS presses for district success. The piece notes hard work across CHS sports beyond the spotlighted four.
Exhibition scores show Eugene 9 and Philadelphia 7. Kansas City 2 beat St. Louis 0. Detroit 13 edged Boston 12. Chicago (N) 8 over Cleveland 0. San Francisco 4 defeated Milwaukee Oakland 4 beat San Diego 2. Atlanta 4 over Richmond 2. Houston 5 beat New York (A) 0. Tonight Pittsburgh vs Cincinnati and Los Angeles vs California play. Montreal vs Pittsburgh. Santa Clara U. vs San Francisco. Cleveland vs Oakland. Baltimore vs New York (N). Chicago (A) vs Chicago (N). Eugene vs Philadelphia. Minnesota-New York vs Houston. Washington vs Atlanta.
Otie Gipa of Cuero, attending Lee College Baytown, shot 38 34 72 to lead his team to third place at the Victoria College golf meet. He tied for second and lost the playoff on the fourth extra hole to Jay Dill of San Jacinto as Victoria won and San Jacinto placed second. Mark Ruesing also competed for Blinn, finishing with 317 for fifth.
The St Louis Cardinals reduced their roster to 25 players. Fred Norman and outfielders Jose Cruz and Cecil Cooper were cut. Cooper was returned to the Boston Red Sox. Cleveland Browns treasurer change: Bob Brodhead, who had resigned as controller to join the Houston Oilers, agreed to return as Browns treasurer per owner Art Modell.
SCOTTSDALE Arizona Ernie Banks veteran first base man for the Chicago Cubs was placed on the 21 day disabled list Thursday with an arthritic left knee. FOOTBALL ACE FINED OAKLAND California Warren Wells all pro wide receiver for the Oakland Raiders was fined 125 dollars Thursday for drunken driving but a speeding charge was dismissed by Municipal Judge Robert Friberg Wells was arrested February first after a 90 mile an hour chase on a California freeway. BOXING PROMOTER DIES TAMPA Florida Earl Gilliam 57 veteran boxing promoter from Houston Texas died Thursday from complications arising from a blood clot suffered March 25.
Cuero High School hosts the annual Gobbler Relays in Gobbler Stadium with over 300 athletes from fifteen schools. Cuero’s Victor Mathis aims for five straight wins in field events, and Sammy Campos eyes another mile victory as teams like Stroman of Victoria and Gonzales contend for titles.
Houston manager Harry Walker says the Astros will field their strongest lineup in 10 years opening next week. Cesar Cedeno and a pitching staff led by Dierker and Wilson highlight a club that beat the Yankees 5–0 in spring training as Cedeno shines with a .358 average and Rader, Metzger, and others impress.
Cuero's baseball unit coached by Larry Duncan is set to face Luling in Luling tonight at 7:00. This is Cuero's last non district game before starting District 14 AAA play on Tuesday April 6 at 4:30 against East Central. District members include Pleasanton Samuel Clemens Gonzales East Central and Cuero. Cuero stands 9 0 for the season after finishing second in the Gobbler Tournament.
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