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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1963

Page

17

A's Look to Young Pitchers as Rockies Help Hype Season

In Hillsdale New Jersey AP report outlines the Kansas City Athletics plan to lean on six rookie pitchers and seven young arms, hoping for stronger season after a injury plagued previous year. The piece highlights Dick Howser Norm Siebern Jerry Lumpe Ed Charles and Wayne Causey as core infield and mentions new outfielders John Wojcik Ben Harrelson Bill Kern and catchers Haywood Sullivan and Joe Azcue.

ED Lopat Kansas City Athletics Hillsdale, N.J Jerry Walker Ed Rakow Dave Wickersham Diego Segui Dan Pfister Walker Dread Pena Ted Bowsfield Este Basa Howser Ed Charles Norm Siebern Jerry Lumpe Wayne Causey Gino Cimoli Jime Bobby del Greco Joe Tartabull Manny Jimenez George Alusik John Wojcik Ben Harrelson Binghamton Bill Kern Portland Heit Haywood Sullivan Joe Azcue

Wittenberg Tops Poll In AP Small Colleges Ranking

Wittenberg Ohio rated No. 1 among small colleges with a 14-1 record after wins over Baldwin-Wallace 59-51 and Central Ohio State 62-60. Southeast Missouri moves to second with 50 points, Grambling drops to fourth, Augsburg rises to tenth with a 17-0 mark.

Associated Press Wittenberg Ohio Baldwin - Wallace Ohio State Tigers Southeast Missouri Grambling Louisiana Baldwin- Wallace Central Ohio Arkansas State Southwest Missouri Prairie View Alcom Evansville Westminster Tennessee State Akron Southern Illinois Augsburg Lamar Tech St. Mary’s Minn MacAlester Stephen F. Austin Texas A&i

San Angelo Tops JC cage poll with 18-2 record

San Angelo leads the National Junior College Athletic Association ranking after an 18-2 season, Coffeyville remains runner-up at 12-2, Moberly slips to third after losses to Southwest Baptist and Hutchinson. Top 20 lists Pueblo and others, while Russ Coleman again tops individual scoring at 33.4 ppg in 11 games. Centralia leads team offense at 100.1 ppg in 11 games.

Dodge City Kan San Angelo National Junior College Athletic Association Coffeyville Moberly Southwest Baptist of Dick Brown Canton Ill Centralia Paducah Webster City Iowa

Longhorns open spring drills February 25

University of Texas coach Darrell Royal announced spring practice will begin February 25 and conclude with the orange white game on March 23. The schedule marks the start of Texas preparations for the coming season.

Deceptive Hands Tony Canzoneri Racked Up 140 Wins

Tony Canzoneri former lightweight and junior welterweight champion had petite hands yet 140 professional wins including 44 knockouts against elite fighters across three divisions in a storied career.

New York UPI Tony, Canzoneri

Clay Climbs to No.2 in Ring Magazine Heavyweight Rankings

Cassius Clay rises to No.2 among heavyweights in Ring Magazine's monthly ratings. Floyd Patterson moves to No.1, Doug Jones climbs as Clay prepares for their March 13 confrontation in New York, while Eddie Machen drops from the top ten due to illness. Thailand's Pone Kingpetch named Fighter of the Month after reclaiming the flyweight title.

New York Cassius Clay Ring Magazine Louisville Sweden Ingemar Johansson Zora Folley Chandler Ariz Jones Thailand Pone Kingpetch Japan Fighting Harada Pone

Butler Appointed Inter-American Playoffs Commissioner

SAN ANTONIO AP Dick Butler president of the Texas League has been named commissioner of the Inter-American Playoffs in Panama by George Trautman NAM. Butler will depart for Panama City Friday and return about ten days later to headquarter in San Antonio. The double elimination series features teams from Venezuela Puerto Rico Panama and Nicaragua.

SAN Antonio Dick Butler Panama George Trautman National Association of Basel Butler Panama City Venezuela Puerto Rico Nicaragua

Rusk Star Dale Dotson Tops Scoring At 32.5 PPG

High school standout Dale Dotson of Rusk leads pace with an average of 32.5 points per game as college programs across the country show interest. Coach Charles Franklin accompanies him in a studio photo. Related story on Page 2-C.

Dale Dotson Rusk Charles Franklin Dotson

Modern science turns pole vault into farce and risk grows

UPI reports rising foilage of fiberglass poles may push world records toward 18 feet as pole vaulting shifts from bamboo to fiberglass. Critics warn inconsistent results and safety concerns while Russians resist adopting the new equipment and record hopes shift toward gymnasts using fiberglass.

New York UPI Ivan Finland Pentti Nikula

Mantle and Graham to be honored at Texas players of the year fete

The Old Timers Professional Baseball Association of North Texas hosts a tribute in Dallas for 900 guests honoring Mickey Mantle and Wayne Graham as Texas players of the year. Mantle will receive a plaque from Boston’s Mike Higgins while Graham is presented his award by Rangers owner Ray Johnston. Attendees include Ralph Terry Moose Skowron and Mel Allen with former Texas League president J Alvin Gardner slated to receive a plaque.

Dallas UPI Mickey Mantle Wayne Graham Mantle Boston Red Sox Mike Higgins New York Yankees Graham Dallas - Fort Worth Allie Reynolds Monty Stratton Texas League J. Alvin Gardner Association

Lamesa Plans 16 Game Baseball Schedule for 1963

Lamesa High School announces a 16 game baseball slate for 1963, including eight district 3-AAA clashes. Coach Jack Wetzel notes a home-heavy schedule with three early games against Kermit Andrews and Seminole and many district matchups as the Wolves seek to defend last year’s title.

Lamesa Jack Wetzel Lamesa High School Wetzel Kermit Andrews Seminole Lake View of San Angelo Brownfield Colorado City Sweetwater Snyder Wolves Levelland Bnyder Finyder

Gibbons Got Bare Training Pay in Dempsey bout at Shelby

The report notes Tom Gibbons received only his training expenses for the July 4 1923 heavyweight title fight in Shelby as the crowd was small and Jack Dempsey carried a $300000 guarantee.

Shelby, Mont UPI Tommy Gibbons Jack Dempsey Shelby Dempsey

Germany to field a single all German team for 1964 Olympics

IOC president Avery Brundage announced that East and West Germany will send one team to the 1964 Tokyo and Innsbruck Games. An elimination process will select athletes in each sport from both sides, with a single flag and anthem. The two German sides will set dates and sites through joint talks.

Lausanne Switzerland Avery Brundage International Olympic Committee West Germany Tokyo Innsburck Willie Daume National Olympic Committee Heinz Schoebel NOC Germany IOC Nairobi Kenya

Twins to enroll at SMU in Dallas

Dallas twins Dean and Don Ferguson from Bryan Adams High School will enroll at Southern Methodist University. Dean Ferguson, a 208 pound defensive end, and Don Ferguson, a 170 pound halfback, are the identified prospects joining the SMU football program.

Dallas UPI Southern Methodist University Dean Don Ferguson Dallas Bryan Adams High School SMU Don

College Scores Among Regional Contests and Pro Basketball

A flood of college results shows Southwest Pan American defeating Monterrey Tech 50 to 4 while Miami falls 67 to 0 at San Francisco. Other notable scores include Xavier 68 Lehigh 68, West Virginia Tech 82 Steubenville 76, Army 88 Rutgers 65, Colgate 96 Alfred 8, Florida A&M 80 Bethune Cookman 79, and Pro Basketball with Syracuse 126 over San Francisco iema 116 and Boston 109.

Monterrey Tech Miami San Francisco J. Vincent Pasion Xavier Lehigh Lafayette Cross Rhode Island Town Sun Rio Fordham Amproac i Loras Army Rutgers Horatia Westh Chester Fairfield Th Colgate Alfred South Beckley Bluefield State Florida A&m Bethune Cookman Centenary Louisiana Tech Runtington Prmathehans Southern North Carolina College Morgan State

Nicklaus Rises to Third in PGA Money Standings

Jack Nicklaus moved to third place on the unofficial 1963 PGA money list after winning the Palm Springs Open by eight strokes over Gary Player. He earned 9,000 dollars for the victory, totaling 11,665 for the year. Player's 4,600 payout left him first with 15,302.50. Arnold Palmer gained 2,000 for sixth place to stay second with 11,800.

Dunedin Fla UPI Jack Nicklaus PGA Gary Player Nicklaus Player Palm Springs Arnold Palmer Billy Casper Jack Burke Jr Tony Lema Bob Rosburg Don January Julius Boros Art Wall Jr

Brock Heading Raider Entries At Fort Worth Indoor Meet

Texas Tech coach Don Sparks brings Arlington Heights graduate Jerry Brock and other Tech athletes to the Will Rogers Indoor Games in Fort Worth. Brock, last year Southwest Conference mile champion in the freshman division, ran 4 32 last week.

Texas Tech Don Sparks Fort Worth Ing Will Rogers Arlington Heights Jerry Brock Sparks Technical High School University of Texas Brock Lubbock New Mexico John Baker Tech Gary Don Bowe Happy Noel Carter Seminole Eldon Mangold Amarillo Walter Cunningham Galena Park Ronny Biffle Anton Norman Donelson Stanton Bowe Cunningham Carter

Pirates win at ABC Boys Club Pee Wee game

The Pirates edged the Cardinals 25 to 20 in a Pee Wee matchup at the ABC Boys Club. Jack Crawford led with 9 points, while Mike Davis added 11 for the Cards.

Pirates ABC Boys Club Cardinals ABC Jack Crawford Mike Davis Rebels Plainsmen Bill Nash Eddie Ussery

Chargers Hire Coach of Titans for End Position

Hugh Bones Taylor, former Redskins end and Titans assistant, was named end coach of the San Diego Chargers. The 39 year old succeeds Al Davis, recently named head coach and GM of the Oakland Raiders, and says the Chargers have a top corps of ends in football.

San Diego Calif UPI Hugh Bones Taylor Washington Redskins New York Titans San Diego Chargers al Davis Oakland Raiders Chargers

Von Erich and Iron Mike Claim Main Event Tag Win

In the Fair Park Coliseum main event Fritz Von Erich and Iron Mike defeated the McClarity Bros. In the semifinal Cowboy Bob Ellis beat Sir Nelson Royal. Preliminary bouts saw Wahoo McDaniel defeat Don Duffey and Joe Scarpello win by forfeit over Chino Chow who did not show.

Fritz von Erich Iron Mike McClarity Bros Fair Park Coliseum Cowboy Bob Ellis Sir Nelson Royal Wahoo McDaniel Don Duffey Joe Scarpello Chino Chow

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