The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 67, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 2, 1961 Page: 2 of 12
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TB| CIJBKO RECORD, Thursday, Feb. t. 1961
Victoria All-Stars
Drop Cuero Pistons
Mk. . 1 ■ . y.
tHlKK'B I*
itt jfiws
ye” Announces
gymnasium. bert Giddings dropped in 12 for „tlll mighty flUtet *t the tome of
Cuero led during the first 3 Gonzales. Mr; and MU. Can® R- Stratio i.
quarters and held a 54-51 edge Gonzales was forced inlo an 'j’hpjr children, Angela, 5; Pam.
going into the fourth quarter, overtime to win the 9th grade' eia g: Denise. 7; end Domi". 9.
Leon Wilkins paced the victors game 31-25. The score was tied alj had their tonsil* taken out
with 23 points. Earl Prater was 25-25 at the end of regulation Tuesday. ^
high for the Pistons with 211 play. -——
points. j Jesse Mathis of Daule was hi- WISE DECISION
Daule's two Junior High te-,gh scorer in the game with 17 _lWcniTnfa. ,IPT^ ,,,.
ams lost games in Gonzales points Don Pitkmg of Gonzales PIJTfshllh \
i.—13 big friendly Germair sheph« .)
» as «• * ! The Daule Rams will meet named Checkers was enrolled
Gotham National Gross of Victoria in cuero Fri-! for a ciwrsft *•"«»*
■ #l . ..... day night. The girls will play her of the Pittsburgh Police Dr.
Leaoue Club Still I at 7:30 p.m. and the boys im- oartment's K-9 Corps^he didn't
a , « _ |, mediately thereafter. Admission make the grade. „
Looking For Name i prices are 20 rents tor students -Officers -bo flunked ^ecke,,
9 and 35 cents for adults. were assured of the wisdom of
NEW YORK UPI The New tlieir decision Wednesday when
York National League club Whi- CHAMPION SPARRING MATE they arrested a man for cheek
ch will begin operating in 1962 PARIS CPI Welterweight forgery. Checkers Was sitting
is still looking for a name. ! Isaac Logart is using a world proudly In the front WRJ of his
Ap original list of 1,500 sug-jChampion as a sparing partner- automobile. 5253
. gestions from 16 states and the featherweight king Davey Moore fe
District of Columbia has iiecn of Springfield. Ohio. Moore has HEATHER HEAPUf^
reduced to 10 nicknames by a1 agreed to help Logart m work-. ALBANY, The
! committee of sportswriters and outs f‘>r the Cuban's fight here cold '^erpj^ptffa head-
club officials but General Man- 'w*1 Monday against pench. ltae wr^r for ^ A^ny Times
ager Charles Hurth asked fans welterweight champion Hippoly- uni^^ »OP W* st^ with.
continue to send suggestions to te Annex. | * y
the club’s headquarters at 680 "1fl _
Av. W*ur York RINALDI MOVES CP , -r. .__
The nicknames nominated PROVRiENCE. R. I. UPI ^ifMMEMED W
I from the original list are Bur- Jiulio Rinaldi of Italy, conquer- LANCASTER. Pa. UPgChar-
Erich SEATS' SSSU kL^-S-SW.2
i y' C“nta,S’ today as third-ranking light duct charges here V«Hd.y
Rebels. Avengers, Skyliners, . a ' iaht rnntf>naP, in the for playing his saxophomWn the
MIAMI —(UPI)— The most startling development
jSif ■ to ^Uc ““rtonf provoked today by the impending
floya Patterson - Ingemar Johansson heavyweight title
light when the “eye” announced that he was coming out
mwt of retirement.
miWirv' ' ''
y»il' Benny Evil Eye Flnltel, known to the fight mob mer-
3Slr ely as “The Eye.” chucked it all some years back. He
abandoned his specialty of put- 11111 ■
| \Aing the he* on rival fighters " as a potent punching force
lor a life in the Florida sun. managed by Lou Diamond, “the
But a "defeat” of 23 years honest brakeman. ’ so known be-
' an<* * chance to even cause he never stole a box car.
the score with Jimmy Black The honest brakeman signed up
GriW» *“R enticed him to -The Eye" to work hfs legerde-
SS»« ****"» exercise his paralyz- mftin in ,he comer of the Tiger
in the interest of the ja<* Fox in a celebrated fistic
M'i wredish challenger. J encounter against Melio Bettiha.
(tercrippo his old antagonist pi-c- WM managed by
asserted that he *«|jjack Afapir" GriDoo and as
<» ■j ™, FeS
BFgTuJaS/f Eye’s whammy was in some
BSEZS! me UllClrnlS OI nuenun. monnnr <vumtae^aetzvl htr Hem
SSXSpMdtenge To “Rye"
SSSSThis to "The Eye'
MUST M ONI Of THOSE WINTER BOOK CHOICES—Snow banka along the rail fail to dis-
eourage the faithful (or addicted) at Bowie, down Baltimore way. Besides these hardy
souls, there were 11,600 in the enclosed, heated grandstand.
new outfits. Some say the new
teams will Indeed be rag-tags.
Others say they have enough
veteran strength — drawn from
the other teams — to do a credi-
table job. The answer is six
months away.
COMMENT
ON
SPORTS
was like
iving a cerise banner in front
13 Thro; wearing an orange
to the St. Patrick’s Day par-
e: daring Oscar of the Wal-
rf to create a salad or inter-
itog to a spat between a hus-
Grippo. aside from cutting
“The Eye’’ to the quick, told
l him to “get lost". And he also
i had harsh directive words with
| Swifty Morgan.
! Swifty is no man with whom
I to fool, or even make jokes. Be-
: cause Swifty is the fellow' who
heard in the some time ago |
.W YORK UPI — Benny that if you blew your wad at
Paret, Cuba’s perpetual-: Monte Carlo and went out in the
an mauler, will defend his I moonlit terrace and took a gun
1 welterweight crown aga- to your person the management
slick young Emile Griffith would hustle out forthwith,
bw York at the Miami Be- stuff many francs into your
Convention Hall, Saturday. I Pocket and disappear, so that
id Paret
o Fight
Texas Gold 3
mm
Means
Extra Savings S
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ROUND-UP
. BIG SAVINGS
I AT H. E. B.
PRICES GOOD THURSDAY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 3- S-4
TUSSY
Wind & Weather
LOTION
and
Hand Cream
ijjfci COSTUME
W S JEWELRY
Ul SALE'
vP^Our Spring assa *
ref¥*% * '
xr Our Spring assort-
^4*1 mants of Costume
\ Jewelry have arrived
and they're beautiful. Whites
and pastels in Earrings, Pins,
Bracelets and Necklaces. Select
several pieces today at the low
price. All regular $1.00 jewelry.
Do not have electric blankets
dry cleaned. Chemicals can da-
mage the insulation on the wir-
ing.
Reg. $1.00 lotiw£
(’lu* £
’aret, also 21, will not be risk-
his championship in the na-
ttily televised 10-rounder wi-
Ortega at the Los Angeles
mpic Auditorium; for each
L scale more than the 147-
nd limit
Reg. $3.00 UtiaT
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plus tax
plu> taa
Geneva 79 Malone 59
Yale 69 Boston College 65
Brockport St 120 Rochester 95
Fairleigh Dickinson 87 Hunter
PfSSODENT—Manufacturer'.
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Toothpaste
Every-day Drug Bargains ...
NORWICH 2 BOTTLES OF 100 TABLETS
Aspirin Tw n p“k 84t v„,„. 44*
St Vincent’s 82 Calif. St. Pa 54
Lafayette 53 Albright 52
Northeastern 54 Boston U. 44
Queens N. Y. 62 CCNY 47
Cornell 80 Rider 44
Army 90 Colgate 66
Rutgers 74 Navy 73
Hofstra 69 C. W. Post 66
SOUTH
W. Va. Tech 107 W. Va. St. 105
Autin Peay 69David Lipscomb
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DRISTAN
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Family
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Hardin Simmons 62 Loyola 51
Eton 84 Tigh Point 82
Miami Fla. 93 Rollins 75
Stetson (8 Fla. So. 63
Louisville 103 Tampa 74
Marshall 106 Morris Harvey
CEPACOi-Reg. 39c Size
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American U. 72 Loyola Md. 69
N. Care. AkT 97 Shaw 46
St Jojin’s Minn. 86 Wahpeton
58
Duluth Branch 81 Superior St
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Drake 83 Iowa St 81
Chicago U. 68 HI. Navy Pier 47
Hamline 60 Augsburg 46
Toledo 89 Duquesne 76
Bowling Green 66 Loyola HI.
65
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Tex. Tech 89 Tex. Christian 75
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SE La. 87 Tulane 83
Dallas 77 Huston TiUotaan 75
SMU © Rice 53
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Texas Western 97 Pasadena 91
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The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 67, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 2, 1961, newspaper, February 2, 1961; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth697038/m1/2/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.