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THE ORANGE LEADER
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CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago
Bears announced Saturday the
igning rd halfback Charlie Bivins
for the 1962 National Football
-ague campaign
.Bivins, 24 joined the Bears in
1960 after playing college football
at Morn. Brown. Atlanta
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When you Iks!! J a qty truek,
the inclination is to run around
asking users what they think of it.
We do quite a bit of thia.
It‘s a funny thing. You’d think
people would talk mostly about
the mechanical features of the
vehicle—the good ride, its power,
the double-wall construction, cab
comfort, or tough tailgate,
These, things get comment, of
course, but they're consistently
outnumbered by expressions of
satisfaction with the dcptndabUUu
of a Chevrolet truck. Its greatest
single asset seems to be the fact
thjt it does its job well day after
day without a lot of fua or attm.
tion-and that’s what impremsas
people the most.
Quality is the key. to reliabmty.
The next time you have to buy a
truck, eall your Chevrolet dealer
and make your money go farther.
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•nd year in a
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Frances McCal
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Grady Landry
the best team pl
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Gary McCamey
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out Donald Ban
in the second r
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Friday' night
Johnny McKusk
at Pasadena
both fights in th
Members of
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Sutton, 138, Ora
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the nieht’s crow
in other bouts,
of Orange defe
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Danny Domingu
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Other results
day saw Roddy
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Pasadena and Su
Walter, 140. als
Other Friday r
McGraw, Orange
DeJeoun. Pasad
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Luna Pasadena
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Pasadena. -
'He Was Only a Kitten a Week Ago'
"pmeemmem-ee
Coach Named -
By Sour Lake I
Mejer Leogue
BRIDGE CITY
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One rt them was picking an writes that a slimmed down
amateur athlete a the year for Danny Murtaugh of the Pittsburgh
1992. Orland Sids, drum beater Pirates expiains his pound drop. ‘
fo the 1 niversity of Texas, pace very simply:
mused, ‘Lets give, it to the "I haven't changed miy diet ‘
Houston Coits Another item Just finished first one year and , '
was the high school press boxes sixth the next 41m wilting —
in Texas away it skipper Birdie Tebbers
The wnters agreed to present of Milwaukee •
certificates of merit next fall to He s dropped .from nst 216 •
if Stamy
ft field.
Mr Bowline
Kinord
.2 Boneren""
-kw Demeyville
one
was .. "0T
M -stongs
In singles, Sorsworthy had a ’
589 followed b Norman •> Bears' Bivine Inke
Sanders 513 iMP-me 301 - Dear DIins inKs
M. W. PEARCE
INSURANCE AGENCY
TWIN COUNTY
Moler Wosu
re tht.muscle wil be used. Lamar Tech has • highty satis-
• „ Medicany. isometnc contraction factory isometric course of 12 ex.
1 s exPlained as a momentary erases set up for physical educa
x ww. C cmoms". Shortage of oxygen in the muscle non and athletic prupose,
"22,2 cPorsrgme ’ sausinetiny. blood vessels, the There has to be something to
« 2003 .. "pe "cBcon S capillaries Jo grew larger, thus th,, thing called 'functional iso-
.. Tei Be ■ r-—« Do- . 20 expandng the muscle This is nat- metric contraction." Conches are
- ___________Vf* » »'»>' of meeting the overload among the hardest folks to fool
Actally, isometnc is not ex BALTIMORE (AP) — Greek
i i. • . ---------- I----- .. " PrEam . | there is the guy named Atlas, ware, outgamed Ridan (a a fu-
- State University. whose theories .may not be as ad- nous stretch drive Saturday at
e first colaa fmha" —— - vanrad .. * ------ system, sun-scorched Pimlico and woo the
$188,300 Preakness Stakes by a
us-,nose is a photo finish.
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I A .By TOMMY..AYRES i Dame coaches were so impresserto which the muscle is sULiected I
A thing called functional iso- with his -conditioning and weight I " ” S-Dectedi
metrigicontraction" is sweeping gain that they immediatel)
the southwest. Before mace hue eewtad •h------. .
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WACO, Tex
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in'a betting spa
Conference be
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Texas.
The House I
mittee wound
two nights of
announcement
covered would
Thursday after
Lennan County
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LAS VEGAS Nev. (Spb -Mem- Hizhtower was the head football Jon ion .0-,
ben of -he Orange Bowlng Pai. coac2. atJoaqun for two years
ace Women s Match ream 1303-36. hen his teams won 19
stopped over at Las Vegas Fn T’ 3 and twice won the district ‘rm
day on their return trip o Or champlonship. C 0,
ange after competing in the Na. 25715 sprng Hightoser coached T2
tional Bowing Tournament al ine Bridge City basehall 'earn to h.,
Phoenix Artz • 13 record and the 17 AA title Por,
From Las Vezas. MHdred astdze Ctytewt"wsmpetesina b
*om - seuna Adsdacoransa wasE park ” oFan2 t0mho! 2
pomemaas "heamasconeram heLHiphrgerThativezptsanAugus ar’
Palace at Phoenix nn e> ’ ” indicanon of future ,|ln
Norsworthy led with a mi w. plans.nor did he indicate his res 8615
towed by Shirley Pierce 53 Bob son for the Bridze r ity 220
' be Hall. 480 Los Sanders. 465 usem in. his formal statemen ”
and Patsy Norman 48 Here 15 the statement in full ax?
Mildred currennig rank, in .he ’ would like to take this means
top 20 in alleventewith , 1729 2 resigning my position as head n,eotm
She had four 200 games211, 244 ’
204 211. Hall also had f
Junior Leogue
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I Rapidly Gains Support
high schools with good press boxes since' he took command last sep-
and press relations tember. Could the managers be
They also decided to censor in better shape thag the player,'
those which are bad. Orange "Nah.” Birdre,Kays. "With the ORANOE
County likely will have two or pension plan and big bonuses, you Tomm ""—2"
three candidates for ode of the never havefo worry about the Boler ’ 1 •» —
ceruficates next fall. \ kids. Then's too much money at ’ ! 1s —
, Orangefieid received statewide stake pok to he in shape oormG , t . ~
recpgnition for its press relations "PI never hit M home runs ’ won • ’ -
and press box facilities a year nr long as I'm playing in Forbes Tomm- amcw-oo
ago, a time when the awards. Field," admitted Dick Stuart of Eec-,
werent part of the prog-- the Pirates. "It costs me |J Ho.25e. ? ?
dure. Learned recently Ahat homers a Mason I hit it there ire ; 3
Marshall Stone of Orange a n d last year, and that's the most Boro- Furmnj 23
Hugh Dean Ray of Littie Cypress since they took down Greenberg “* n0roo "wo
have been awarded Wbasketball Gardens.” EnSmG Gom
scholarships by Loo 'Morris Jun- An ex-Kansas City hireling tells L om - 0001011 .
lor College Z this one about Athletic bo s s BW5LR 7"... 1252.115.
Both were a}-district selections. Charles Finiey, who seems to be emu
Stone was the school's most ex- lieve he can run baseball like hk .292*, ’“T ''• MIr2-&eb Lna
C ng ■ years. . . .Also insurance business . . N . . re, WM Leagu . rv
Warned yesterday that Freddy Last summer Finley* got the ens -B ubbo Pudeseat 2*’ * 0oo09.z Bridze City will represent Dis- move
Calhoun of Bridge City ha, made idea that Jim Archer, n the bull el "utes-Don Crwtordi clinton SSXo- rg. 12‛00i-mi trict. 17:AA in the game, while Tand
tt,official 00 where he’ll be next pen would make a good starter, Netiene LWW , o-1 eie — Richora Mia o 1 K r yv He wear, 18-AA colors servi t Ronn e Net
fall ■ , • and veteran Joe Nuxhall would om, 22220.: !‛WAmoma... The winner of the game wrtl ad Other ha ehall
/ Cathoun, all-district center ha, make a good reliever wp-on e whe, iE0, ,"3 5 0
z signed a grant-in-aid scholarship He ordered manager Joe Gordon m" am-a0 e a ?
' contract with Stephen F. Austin to make the switch ‘ But Nux- Kiahhis ers,, pome S0
’ College. ... It seems a shame hall has always been a staler ' Wood 2 Roger ibson kye LeCr
coaches of the South All-Star argued Gordon "He wont like it
basketabll team left off Oranges He won't be happy.” a^.,
Tim Barker in the selections "Don t worry. Finley shurzzedo - •
Some of the selections failed to him off. ‘TU talk to him Nuxhall •..9207. LP-Ki Baa ’ Hwlmw
make as much as even the third is now with Baltimore . /ouna ? Ga . Griliin Sc peern ' Do
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Begn 2 Raney Pechor 7 s+..
Cormier Jody Peobody Bucky .Br
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Bobby Jones, star quarterback of Baylor's 1957
- Sugar Bowl team who now coaches the backfield at M
the Air Force Academy, says Ken Clark is one of the
school's best prospects for next. fall. .
Jones, in attendance at the state track meet, said
Clark had a good freshman
year and showed considera- ... . .. .
ku n-mi ve o. —- team of the all-state teams. Bar- I
ble promise. Ken >S the son ker was a unanimous choice for I
of Kenneth Clark, head the first team in the Class AAAA
football coach at West lineup. , I J
Orange He averaged more rebound, per €
Incidentally. Jones said he is game than any other, Class AAAA .
giving up the position at the Aca- player on the all-state teams ... t
demy to join John Bridgers’ Between ypu and me: There
staff a' Baylor Several item, should he more opportunities in
were on the agenda of the Texas this profession like the one John
Sports LWriters -Association meet- Martin played in "Auntie Mime "
we,co .. --------- . --------------
"elor lw». .‛(20"80? ent! Ashporm woyne last .night by J. R Curlee, super- l
... i i 33 ___ Boncrow Am-,—we Manda-oon , intendent of the Hardin-Jefferson I
r i .— E0ty Mo-tgomay 2 Lynn Bigom school system. I
? I Mt -- *"• WWW If, Lune ___. 1
MINOR LEAGUE Greer, who compiled a 29-12/ I
‘ ! ? » ' ' —t‛ ’ record while rebuilding the Gaw I
: we2Jn. (=0012,22 ton Hizh School football team over .
os. Montong HITe-sommi poms , 'h* past four years, will take over I
' — DonuaFcon s2 Sn."ah.Tommy Sour Lake endfortunes June 1 1
V Ponther Hitters--pride Johnson Bov He replaces Robert Covington I
J P*vton Lerey Mee who recently resigned as S o u r I
-John Lake head football coach Greer I
os ---- stated that be would keep the R
—123075" ’ 1882111 : present staff of assistant coaches B
- eioye" v te bome ’ ' at Sour Lake. I ■
Greer is married and the father' E
ten. David McDonieis Don Burnet of two sons. I
Panther Hifters - Charies Morvont----— - ■ i ■
baseball and footbaii fo2" n: »•«-♦ • kxv*' Loy — chories M
coacb in the Bnidze City Inde: we-Doroie Ontim L*-m K-mg
games, a ». 315. 243 and200 pendent Schoot Distriet. sozo"2-mn, "me. ‛8"on,
In doubles. Pierce and Norman NMystay here has been of the J-rry Smith, Richard .Teom-
- bowled a 1047 and Norsworth, most pleasant nature and I have Hier, - Donny Motn. Gw opoi,
and Sanders combined for - 1005 . Nedlu cooperatinn from the 800* Dovid Kttrei Dovid Venoble Red Sox
Hall bowing with Lueme Hos- admins tration 1 wish Bridge Runs-RicerdD-oson Prrotm 0222-
met at Denver, put together a Cty Sshoois-continued success in “—-- - - ---
1095 their athletic program.”
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ing in mston. -he epidemic is be a relatively young squad The past several vear,
| "simamore mT'1." moment therampaagszood bet for tops unisipnser.decamevemyangmwhena The-first foui ciaim against •
I • onsuming pushups ups, , hin- ana State Ali Amerlrn - wor kou toappgared in life Maga Preakness, inaugurated in 187,
) n ng and ' ...... Imagine replac ton Oiler Area tms fd andahou ■ zinein 12061Inthe.pictureisbac k; meid up the for almost i
with an esp ened ample at the program bod JESy reMmNmg ceneruipment minutes before it was disallowed.
i groupofeisht exercises that may building potentia, without ham- Russian track 8men have ba Iso John L Rotz, who finished sec
5 heacompleted.in.ahout one.andpering Cannon, a 212 reportedly Eeenusing •NAYorm4180 ond in the 1961 Preakness with
' ons-halimi inuteseach day and that- pounder sprints 100 yards in 54 contraction with limited Globemaster as Carry Back
, will produce ev on greater result- I SU Coach Paul Dietiel contended mosemenl nailed him at the wfre, was
Z . Here 4re .few.ofsthose results that if Cannon had time to con- The theory and application o aboard Greek Money.
- I Norbert the ■ f pors: c, . ceotrate soiely on.track he could functional isometnc contraction is The foul claim was lodged by
; or th^ orer. RoJ ormer Capiain haverun ?# , • .the fesult of the combined efforts Manuel Ycaza, the Panamanian
worked MresDamesfoptbai,team .4.JmCouncitiman‛s swimminglot four men who pooled their mu hooter, who piloted Ridan, the
3 Ithrou^h the isomer .sSJtrasnon. atndiana University trained trial interests in the process de speedy colt who was the Derby fa-
. hrouzhthe rT, I win. Whenwithsisometrie contraction then veloping the system vorite two weeksago but finished
, nereported tor 'all drlls Notre proceded to shatter five world rec-; They sre Bob Hoffman, coach third. Ridan races in the.silks of
m . . _ rds in the- National AAU cham at the United State, weight lifting Mn Moody Jolley of Hialeah.
d:I: I ' n'?P'c , team since 1932 and former Olym Fla Ycaza sard Greek Monev
DrI00e I IT\/ F- n~ec SJay Sylvester: world record pre lifter. Dr Francis A Drur bothered him all the wav down
— • r • W — \ I I Y I U C C 3 der in pr fiscs ,. smashed professor of physical education at the stretch.
, OmPI some .25 feet Louisiana State: Marty Braus- All eyes were on the battling
■ A • • f I - a m f " nen ne tnrewrhe. dise " feet. sard, athletic trainer at Louisiana leaders as they came down the
"urter-Tom Loven i Free 14/ , / ~ e~, 1 n/f I 2X8 his startling state and trainer of the 1960 Olym long strete h to the wire before
a,, vv 11 u Cui s iVionuciv^ sometricpro-lpicieam Alvin,Roy or Baton us screaming fans Thetem-
- 6---—- . wee " •I I W — J om _ Rouge, former Olympic trainer perature was in the upper 90′3.. .
, Z 6 Lou sRiecke of Baton Rouge who works wuh such notables as The leaders fm shedsig ength.
on, -s1, M Bridge Citvs Cartaria and H .first base post ain poh " von the Southern AAL weigh- Petit and Cannon and John B in front of Ronis I me ’the 2
- ....... 3,8′5"" square offabl bemanned’b;Mn Md Ondhorseinthe“perby®owthedo,
TW -rexo.--".Dmi at West End Park tomorrow at Dockery or John s neg n i _ ” toal He had appar- Can isometnc contraction be TA Gnsm at Detroit h w
Im i seo.- 5.0310000 i 3on2014 P m for a single-game bi-dis- Se 022 n had a-mbeen n s m en Iy. r * hed his peak, for his used as a means by which non another 1’ 0nDet hack m
122 piayotf, to deter- a, hurlerthisseasonn '* uaDie fts wed for months athletes ms, keep trim? franeE poe TvX badk. fr
« mmo <►* 'Z^SSt mine which Mam advances to re- Bridge C, tv has outfielder Aoga Ater. lezssthana,xear oiso Certainty, say the folks above the field off 11 JyearVia2
2,,0,; Fonal Plan., .2 , mb th stamp on the ‘ 1 ne and he m6 Por • "<« 'and is 02 con- 20 n anxasnmetmon argatthe Those who watched Decidedly.
"-mon gp_miiam ‘ tet mpundntsta"ifromeboth max mis , tomorrow ’ acnon ' der done of the best In watch the animals "» &e°cat the gray Derby winner, waited for
cw - Adom2 Ma-200, Emmsapmnuy aMeirested..' . ; 3 during the reg the wor id family 'he lace moe which brought Mm
■ », .... 0 , conte ' • De hignlignted OV a ular reason. Sound like a Charles Atlas ad The, nocasinnalv ium w on victory at Louisville over Roman
-B"-DoyCorm-2 Dovid pitching duel h e • w e e n Bridge c.-dc,, gu u efe o... . . T . aasionany lump up om line and Ridan Mnpma
Etim ’*‘T" wofte Powe corpen Otv s Max Pavne and K EhwI. u 2 nal El ton Hightower serusement Perhaps it should a little platform and thev stretch , , K”*n He swune wde
" -Donny now..____ Dor staxt ene an Kroyues sand f Stamps tmable to star That gen tieman who has adorned That is all thev do to remain in turnine for. home as Bill Hartack
P.waL.ogu. m-dt r. _ in left ' he ' ” it s' long magnificent physical condition called on the California-bred colt,
V as 1 can remember has been mak This Ohistrates that it doesnt take owned by Georee * Pope Jr
- ing money off the general idea for, mush to stay in condition. Decidedly, who came up from
I isometric is based on the a con- seventh Place charged down the
--------- --------------------- tracton at the muscles on the middleaotthetrack toftfth piace..
vance to the regional playoff sends District 19-A champion Its theory might basically be ex same order that a cat strereh,e Dit suddeniy ran nut of gas and
Ber,* 0106—11 level Class AA baseball playoffs Waryen to Conroe where the War- Plained as natures way to meet The coaches are sold The re- fell back about an eighth of *
We-Domi-I Eo-d-c_c1‛e"2‛.do hot progress further than re- nors will take on Shmer at 2 p m demands which are made upon suits have been ten impressive mile nut
STL 2^’;gional ’ m norrow, for the regiona cham the mus es of the body . to Almost all Southwes Conference .nme.for the 1316 miles race,
S"m-Tommygseroee _ A fast-developing rivairv be. pionship ' ereate increased strength to meet schoo As have now installed 10 the and.ome of the most fu:.
E^ws 11,L, S tween Bridge City and kirbsville Jerry Hatton who hurled Wat greater demand, metric program, for foocban play. fought ! minute 56.15
WLBooo, ro. te-ai? *...3 adds significance to tomorrows ren w- the regional .title year - Functional -isometric is the de- ers. Some are working it into mnds ._ k fas pracknNashua. ”
--- - wA meeting. A year ago. Bridge City ‘?° s expected to star for the xeloping of specific muscles for • physical education clases. Set the Iracend %
„.ae2A beat the wildcats twice during Warriors He hoasts a 12 3 record de job: For exampie. in foxx The program „ ctching on inord 35 in
.AI* ** 8roun the regular season, only to lose and s considered one at the al one exercise, has been de-high schools across the state Or-
by 3 in bi-district. area ’ top cnilege prospects. Ened SPecaiy for the Punter ange High is currerly. experi-
! This season the Cardinals hale warren reeeived a bye in bi- 1PurPseNs t strengthen and menting, while West Orange .nd
us again won both regular season disunct while Shiner was beating epnles,umuscinsactually used Bridge City are wudynng means
- games from Kirbyville. X “ right to meet Thi kingrtheto3a ag.. mi merits of installing program-
1 Tn. ee J i k e ■ warnors. .ine eeee are designed to Forest Park and South Park in
3 reThesabenenf.'" SCoERins 2612000: *--?e;*> additional strength Beaumont are already engaged
romshwKiroylehneup.could :2 r-gnBoKo . ' "e through static resistance to the in isometric trainng. along with
G8 namper "li0caj chances Scbggins BRGE C,TX KIBBYVILLE muscle*, in the position in which Nederland
", recently attended two colleges Piyer Pos Piover r thi-----•- — -
5 and tred out for scholarships. erVPpgch",roimzuoncac
43 that making him ipeligible to Aeder Tbero o xjohn —
, e e 02 ‘compete in high school.
BRIDGE CITY (Spl) —Elton dis that he war in the’process rd Eoog
Hightower, roach rd the District resigning He war first assistant HOn
17-AA champion Bridge City base- to Joe Van Breemen who re nomes ovovobie
ball team and chief football as- signed the head fontban coaching e Americon
5 istant for the Cardinals, has is- iob at Bridge City last winter Van 8 0-, 232126
sued a statementconfirming his Breemen ha« since been repiaced. wP—Mark Lp Fllo gU
resignation from the Bridge City by H W (Chief) Wilson on c, t c
‘ school systm ‘ Hightower 28, had been with Hvckab, 2 Dan MEh,h Btbi Hor5 Kent Trevi steve Raeda Mik, Stork
_Hightowen announced last Fn- the Bridge City school system one Mn.,2010) ond ane other pioyer Home Kinard
vear. coming here from Yoakum Plyer Himer,* R0 Bront," st01. s.. Bancrof aotin,og-
wherehe was the No. 1 football W 00.40000-
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 120, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 20, 1962, newspaper, May 20, 1962; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1530587/m1/8/?q=music: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.