Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 184, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 15, 1957 Page: 2 of 8
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rmFXKKsitlDCE AMERICAN —SfXPAY, SEPT. 15. 19S7
Layne And Rote To Lead Vets
Of Detroit Under Rookie Coach
r ^
IJ> I'HAKLES MuRKY deciding pam«> with th«- Chicapo
\. P. Sport« Writer Bears.
Tht- Detroit Lions will tfo to th«> Bot/by ivportedly is fully r *-
i' t this tall v\ith a vr'.rraii train cwred and ready for another h*K
..nd :t n*>kir roach. mwR. With a guy liter Kotf rvady
It sounds like a winning omki-lto help, Detroit should ha\> no
r ation if ttte Coach knows hist busi-jquarterback worries.
• i* 1 he roach is G* rge Wilson. The Lions are well stocked with
Hm
H.-te
•> former assistant to Buddy t'ark
(ieorire Ktryped into the pilot's
«■ ■ ; when Huddv quit abruptly
trus suii.mer .
How rcxxl a coac h W ilson is
■ on't be fcno-.cn tor a while yet. But
u.£ tiub has shown plenty of snap
an«l dn\e in exhibition sanies.
This is primarily a veteran «<ju.id
that VVilsttn ha". The important ad
«! !.oiih to last yeai's team are vet
• :.i.,s who already kno* then way
i 'lid the leafrue. To nam* names
• .. •.ibflik Tobin Rote, fuitba-k
i.-j.ei Zatkoff and defensive half-
Val Joe Walker.
and Walker were acquired
a trade with the • ireen Bay
ickers. The Lions had to give up
ree of their top linemen and a
:'tv halfback. D<>n Mcilhenny.
tnt m Rote the Lions (rot a bril-
• quarterback, one who should
i>ii up handsomely with Bobby
the old pro of the Detroit
Tobin is a crack parser, a
runner and is at his best
h« i. things get most frantic.
Sal Joe Aalker is a >pe>-dy and
..U it defensive halfback.
I .hn Honry Johnson is a mnner
: nd piobably will take over the
! ■•llhsick post. He is a hard man to
' ■ .1 .. ifli San Francisco, where
f •- a d a standout placer for years.
/. it*. off can.e from ' leveland who
■ h m from ( re -n Bay. Rojrt-r
j - «.-i behind the line of wrim-
i • iii.il is ■' le-areUackle, in an
■ d L.on standby's, the players who
. «o close to carryinjr the team
the • estcrn division title last
X'.ir.iber ore. of course is Layne.
i nujky quarterback h.ul a (rteut
enson last year after «hak;nir off
arm miseries that affected him
the previous season
Detroit might have won the di-
. . r title—we said might—if
P. t v had not been injured in the
1 i. r.<
■ I .
halfback*. They h;i\e >ri <ie«t-
inan ready to njn are 1 cut from the
U ft halfback spo'. R.ght in back ol
Inn. in tough little tiopulong < as-
sady, whii now has a pro season
Ultiier his belt.
Tlie right half position has Davp
Dome Dibble, another ex wmpman,
and Rookie Terry Ban. Tins is the
slot hack or pass-catchinft spot m
the offensive lineup. Tom Tracy is
ready to spell Johnson and Leon
Hart also is available for dutv at
fullback
Hart ir,o«t likely will go at end.
where he is a tremendous first-
do .vn pass-catcher. Jim Doran and
Rookie Steve Junker are listed for
offensive end chores. And so is
quarterback Jerry Reichow, who
is b.g and fast
Ono Last Year
Champ Falls In
Schoolboy Hay
BOOKED SOLID — Wearing
short parite and short-sleevxu
•hut, .Vlaj Harold Sobel, a stu-
dent officer at the U S. Attny
Commafid and General Staff
Qellege at Fort Leavenworth,
Kan . his his hands full Major
Sotei is leaving the registration
office loaded uowri with bock.'.,
manual! and his brief case
which hides fus taee There art
67 publications in the suck.
jockey Winner
After 6 Years
NOTICE
R VLFH B.\LL now ownes
nd operates the
ROLLER RIHK
E. Maint St.. Eastland
Ralph is living his friend* a
special invitation, lo rone and
bring the fanuljr for an evening
of fun and recreation. Skating
is ideal for church, school and
social parties. Phone HI S-IIW
or write for party appointment*
any time day or night.
Amy Kay Lack
But Seems Good
(By ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Coach Reil Blaik has a small
squad of bit? boys at West Point
this year
Army will have a good first
team. But it may lack depth. If
no key injuries develop as the sea
son winds along it may be one of
the better clubs in the East.
This is th
game will be played in Pluladel
phia on October 12th and it will be months.
the high-spot of the early season: But a young rider named Ter-
for the i adents. Later on will cmr.^j ranee Dunlap inu^t ha' e set some
Navy, but that will be almost two j kind of a record at Rockingham
months later. ) Park in Salem, New Hampshire.
R.ght now Blaik's piincipal pro- last Tuesday. He rode "Classy
blem i? the line. He has only two' Shot" o victory at a handsome
seasoned players up front. His. mutue! of 1133.40.
backfiled looks good. | It was his fust victory after H
Army looks :n good shape at i and one half year:? of riding which
quarterback where Dave Bourland saw him try his luck in 15<> races
will baik Signals. He moved the j and, of course, it was a great thrill
lrnal calling slot during the sec- for him.
• nd haif of the 1956 season and We'd like to point out in partial
showed good poise, excellent ball-1 explanation that Dunlay ? pie.ious
handling" ability and sturdy arm record was not as oad as it sound;
for passing. , Most of those races were in his
Gil Roesier and Mike Morales are native England. He v. as a lowly
fast starting halfbacks and know J apprentice rider with a laige sta-
hovv to run those patented Blaik bie and never got a chance to rule
quick openers. | any of the good horses—one rea-
Vincent Bart a is an experienced son being that another rider with
hand at fullback Gene Miketonis. the stable was the son-in-law of
could oe Army's best back but, the trainer
he is far from being tip top phy-, Dunlavy ha" only been in this
'icaily. He has a cror.ic knee ail- Country 10 weeks. He found it
men*'. ; pretty strange at first and was
The two veteran linemen from somewhat homesick. But he says j
last season are Captain Jim Ker-1 everybody has been wonderful to
nan at centet' and Stan Slateer him.
at left guard. Bill Melnick knows! The other Jockeys have shown
his way around right tackle and him the difference between the
a real big boy, 24<> pound Fred (English style of riding and the
Wilmoth. is a hope at the other American.
tackle Bill Rowe is expected to Explaining his first victory. Dun-
start at guard. Bill Graf and Dick lavy said: "The front runners start
Two of the three scTWOlboy .stat"
champions that saw ginl action
Fi day night, Abilene and Stam-
ford. kept th ir title* shining with j
victories. But Garland, champion j
of class 3-A. bit I'.'f m«w than it
i could chew and lost to class 1 A
Dallas Hillerest, to 14.
Abilene beat San Antonio Jef-
ferson to i:s to lun its consecu-
tive victory string to 'ix. Stan I
Cozbv, Chuck Colvin and Bill Sid--.
smashed the San Antonio team f u '
Itouchdo* ns before giving wa> to
the second team.
Stan ford, champion of t 'iass 2 A,
nipped Ballintrer S to 0 for its .Hlth [
j sti aight victory.
I Dallas Sunset went west aiidl
clouted San Angelo 23 to 13.
Dallas Adanison didn't do so well ]
airaaist a western power as Ama-I
rillo whipped the Imlla^ites <>7 to j
i
Crosier Tech nipped Dallas High!
land Paik 21 to l'J m a match I
i heralded as the big test of pouei ;
j in North Texas.
Corpus Cliristi Ray served notice
| it will have something to sav Houston Austin ."i" to o.
j about which South Texas team Ardiews, a •'! A power,
goes to the plavtA'fs by slamming luster diiiiuied b> 4 A
Doctor Denies
I
Ted Is Through
*.f!—A report
iiu t u le«l WiliiuiiiS
| he* thtDUgh fur tfie SfOSOft
t" .t heavy rhr&t cold v u.
by tlie a S«'>. trian ph> 'iciaii i
the club tiLiiner.
hi. Ralph McC arthy .•: « the re
tu.u > i WiUiiU] .«ft :,ii «t m
th 4 t';t t uf the in uth. I* a day t«>-
il.i ^r« . it.ii U He to •
txir '*> yeui ol<l outfwfUt«*i
at aid ►:':st,iU«Kiy.
' feti |*i«)l.ably v.«hiM have been
the * le\ela««l
Dots And Dashes
In Sports World
H> ASSOCIATED PKKSSl
that I Nali. rial League President >\ n--
ii.ty fen tides has turned do^n .i i^-
becau.se!,jtiest bv the Brooklyn l>odi-,-i - that
d> nieil: their 1'hursday night game ...tn
Mil. au'veo be replaved. The t ...1 -
. . , had itoislw that "Cont'u
culioga of the umpires" cost th.-m
the sianie And Gardnai .Vlmi.,.
ol Miami Flaiida ino'.ed into tl„.
.■n i finals vf the Colorad op.-„
t.-unis tournament by drieatuit;
Au tralian B"b Howe.
Iao othermen's quarter r'uul
matches were postponed by tain
bac% hi niiiloini lor , — . - ,
. el'les if he Iiadl.'t ow rilolie it 111 i lu the W IWell's SeCtlOll, K.il'ol I' ,
;t .. -out TliUi day " traill'-i- jack U-vroS of Miami moved into tl,..
Fadden said. I semis, along with wwufie
Bo/toM <ll« be ba;-el all writer Hv j Hill-, t ahloiiiia. \ <!
fill: it/ .nd ai a stiiiy "it i juit - l *-" Angeles Rams smash' t! ti
ilile" that Williams has played1 jjal, frarcisco 4'Jers 58 to ia-t
WHAT. NO TV TRAYS'* Hot Jo?i and potato ulad Mill get ^t:!f
competition from a poitable TV run from Ihe aut« Lattery An
inverter unit convert* battery power to 110 volti AC rri)uirtd
for this Admiral portable.
possn
his final i-ai le of the eason.
Hni" iU said "there i.' no que
tion that the Sox will not allow
William - to play until t!ie\ ate sure
he i in perfect health" And it
ri "unlikely he will be given a V''
ahead -iignal to •••irk out again."
Williams v ho ieads New York's
Mi. . j Mantle. SHtS to 3^0 in the
Amerieaii l^agOi' liattint title ra.'i
was ordered to remain in his hotel
,in b l i. Mi Carl h v j • terda;
folbv.viiig Thunidav's v. orkout.
night ni 5n exhibition game
Angeles.
o-
it 1.
Coffee war first used in
r.ia in the ninth century.
Abv-
got its
Spl Dig,
2t; to i-.
Wichita
:l A Vei'll.
Fa
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I i:. it. it
In the national mints a thousand
coins can he counted out in a few
moments by the u. e of counting j
table--.
AMERICAN
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Warner are the top candidates at
end
Amir will open its season with
Nebraska on September 28.
Very Important People!
.THESE "SKYWATrHFRS
ed iroini; wide on the turn so I
j thought I might as well send my
I horse through on the rail The first
j thing I knew I was in front and
I there I stayed."
Could Eddie Arc jr. have said
it better?
o
j Texan Taken Out
Of Golf Tourney
(By ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Ttie national amateur golf title
was at stake Saturday in a 36
hole match between l>r. Kud Taylor
of Pomona, California and Hillman
Rohhins of Memphis. Tennessee.
B th won their semi finM matches
Friday in the National tourament
in Hrookline, Massachusetts.
Tav lor •' on H of t lie last lo holts
j to defeat Mason Rudolph of I'larks-
viti*-, Tennessee, is to 4 Rjhbins
' came on with a late ially to de-
feat Re*. Baxter of Amarillo, les-
i as. Z up.
WE NEED m TOO
fo«r olert eyes and tart are neeoe l becauie (1] in lh<"e*5rT of war
we Will be jtruck fit and hard, deip f* oil our eHor: foi peace i2) The
Fed A.r Fore* the rapatcl t/ for lenn-rarvye bomb i*g |3) Our irol,-
tar, force* ore on guord 24 hc«ir-. a dcy ;4j Oti radar comtantly
vanning -he iki«l. but add ' 0001 .nlcrmo' on .t v 'at (5| Only fhe eyef
ord eori of ikywoichm can furnijh the odd.fiono! .riforma'.on ro
complete our o.r defer,^e or-jor./aT.ori Zc pi^fc up rh# phone and vcl-
m«ef a tew how o we«« now.
Szuzina Winner
SYRACUSE — German mid-
dleweight Fraiyt iizuznia scored a
unanimous decision last night over
New York's Randy Sandy in their j
l<f round b >ut in Syracuse, New-
York. The loss was the third of
the year for Sandy.
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Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 184, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 15, 1957, newspaper, September 15, 1957; Breckenridge, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth135652/m1/2/: accessed May 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Breckenridge Public Library.