The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 218, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 19, 1956 Page: 2 of 14
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ob2y at eet*AB> and It was at
this font That the BuBpops got
their X points of the night, the
tall saAta over the end of the
MlSo—
ta ‘3T r* warn i
pre«dont
Cub at a recent meeting of the
organization.
Other officers named to head
the club in the following year
were Donna Fay Bans, vice*
president, LaNell Natho, seen*
6 Prepare For Yoakum
Coach Lar>gdon Basitfc’* Cuero Gobblers will try to
MUM it two in a row here Friday right when they tangle
fgh the quefUor.-mark Yo&iuir. BuDdogs in a non-con-
ference affair that should be fairly close.
Both clubs opened with victories this season — the
Gobblers trouncing a stout Karnes City crew U-7 laat
rriday and the Bulldogs downing the Goliad Uisttons
JO-14 toipreasjveiy on September --—---
7th. Yoakum's chib was idie last v! oe*r brhJi&nc* ooe piay
^seek aA ther; looking Utt Ned is the
A glance at the pro)t*ij> "stort- Fir p.’aber or ve nrr
tog lineups for Friday" * game r» - To* Nig nr*i» on the Yoakum
veals that the Gobblers w.il be*** y,*r a Senior » Man-
t^HS-tSaiCR -- ■*»— <***■ “•*’ «
pounds per man Yoakum ta'«* reputed to rur. with pwr.y of
will have a three-point weigh’ pow<er and is said to be a *o«er
advantage, while the Cuero .ire 0; »treng!h on defense as n R
will have an approximate S-
pound weight advantage
However, the rivalry between
ttaae club* has always been in-
tense on the gridiron and co*n-
never
BASEBALL
BIG TEN
Sentenced To Chordt
IONIA. Mich. -(UP)— Roger
Link. 17. pleaded guilty Tuesday
to bombarding a minister and
his church group with tomatoes
and peaches. He was sentenced
to attend the minister’s Sunday
services for the next 90 days.
ha Senior t*«-kies, ISO pound M es 37; Mathews. Braves XI.
Cove: and C. Boucher. who RUNS RATTED IN — Mantle,
weighs m at 160 pounds. Much Yanks 123; Xaltoe. Tigers 118;
it expected too from Sophomore MusiaL Cards 104; Khwzewskl.
F. V/enael, right guard who tips Redlegs MB; Simpson, Athletics
the beams at 225 poxmds. The Hfl,
<; >’b it 'aid to be In excellent PITCHING — Newcombe. Dod-
condition, having come Zers 244; Ford, Yanks 1S-5;
through the Goliad encounter un- MaglJe, Dodgers 11-4; Freeman,
scathed Redlegs 134; Pierce, White
Probable starters for the Gob- t^rx 204.
bier* w.jl be Mangum. Copen-
CaJk in the
Spellman and
Bade and
Elder at tackle*, Bromley and
I>*e at guards and Bill Wehman
at the pivot poat.
Tha Gobblers got through the
Karnes City contest without in-
jury and Cuerb coaches have had
’harm going through strenuous
practice sessions all week in an
effort to iron out some of the Brooklyn *7 57
mistakes of which they were Milwaukee 88 58
guilty in their opener. Cincinnati 83 62
Tickets for this game are on St Louis 73 70
tale t the Rialto. Keesler and Philadelphia 68 76
Cozy Nook Confectioneries and a Pittsburgh 62 83
fi»e crowd is expected to witness New York 60 85
■he first home game of the sea- Chicago 57 87
Tuesday’s Sennits
1 Chicago 4 New York 2 1st
New York 8 Chicago 2 2nd
Phils. 4 Cincinnati 3 1st
Phils. 7 Cincinnati 4 2nd
St. Louis 6 Brooklyn 5
Milwaukee 6 Pittsburgh 4
Wednesdays Probable Pitchers
St. Louis at Brooklyn — Pob-
olsky 8-12 vs Newcombe 244.
Chicago at New York 2 — Dra-
Hillman 0-0 vs
Thursday Surkont 2-2 and Margoneri 54.
Milwaukee at Pittsburgh night1
- Buhl 174 vs Friend 15-16.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia 2,
twi-night — Acker 2-3 and
Kippstein 11-11 vs R. Miller 34
and Htddlx 134. I
AMERICAN LEAGUE (of the better lightweights in
W L Pet. boxing, swat it out tonight at
.6411 Miami’s New Biscayne Arena in
.566 a 10-round televised bout.
.559 j The classy Lightbum was a
.5451 surprising 8-5 favorite over Lane,
.528 who is ranked sixth among the
.431! lightweights. Lightbum. who re-
.4001 cently scrapped Orlando Zulueta
.329 in a rematch, is currently rank-
paratlve weights have
mean* too much
Ward reaching th» v’y
our neighbors to the north indi-
cate the Dogs are pointing ' *
this one to avenge the 1<a* hand- ,
«d them by the Feathered Flock
In the curtain-towering 1---
last season. Also according V.
reports, the Bulldog* have look-
ed Inconsistent in practice set-
itom this week showing forms better and
i* i 1 ■*" 1 ....... backfield and
A'snecha at ends,
°n* tnurhdsw, a 55 yard jaunt,
jsnd passing to Rill Blackwell for
another. The Tmfclets netted an-
other two paints when they down-
led a Yoakum hack behind the
Bullpup goal line.
On the line M was Raymond
Ruikowald, A 156 pound 14 year
old tackle, ItfAiUd Baker who is
14, tips the Stales at 159 and!
plays s defensive hoe backer i
spot, Marvin Neitch, tackle and
Jeate Ruiz, aid. who took the
spotlight, although every perfor-
mer was in there mixing it.
Downfield blocking honors went
to Jimmy Whitley and Ronald
Ruse he. ’ Armando Saenz, the
kickoff artist ft)r the Turklets.
was consistently booting the ball
into the 10 yard zone, long range
kicking for a 14 year old.
So completely did the Turklets
outclass the visiting eleven, that
Sports Briefs
GALVESTON, T«. Sept 1»-
to— AH proceeds from a nation-
ally-televised welterweight tight
next month will go to the Babe
j NEW YORK. Sept. 19, -to- Zaharies cancer fund, as doctors
_ The 1956 World Series will be reported today the famed woman
| televised coast-to-coast by the athlete was "holding her own’’
; National Broadcasting Company , in a three-year struggle with
beginning daily at 12:45 p.ra.'the disease,
i local time. The series is sche-1 As John Sealy Hospital Issued j
Peg duled to start in the park of the its "no change’’ report on her'
.604 Xstional League pennant winner condition, husband George Zaba- j
503 on Oct. 3 barring a tie for first rias announced that Jimmy
572 place- Beecham - Virgil Akins boot
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Sept. 21
Yoakum at Caere
Sept. Vi
Otero at Kenedy
Oct. 5
Gonzales at Cuero
Oct. 12
Cuero et Edna
Oct. 19
Ltmar Consolidated a’ Otero
•Oct 26
Otero et Beevllle
•Nov. 2
Port Lava's sf Cuero
•Nov. 9
RobsViwn a* Cue■.
•fiov. 1.6
Cuero at Kings > die
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•472! NEW YORK, Sept 19. -~to-
.428 Pitcher Don Newcombe of the
■414 Brooklyn Dodgers, the first to
■596 win 20 games this season In the
i major league*, has been named
the August winner for the Hic-
kok professional athlete of the
year award.
KLECKA
Drug Co. Ine.
to Ted William s' of Boston in
their battle for the American
League batting championship.
Mantle had two hits in five at-
bats against Chicago Tuesday
night to inch Wj: batting mark
up to .350, but Williams bagged
Victoria College
Contests Schreiner
Institute Thursday
NEW YORK. Sept 19. -to-
The magic name of the Yankees
them as automatic
installed
favorites to win the World Ser-
ies with the bookmakers, no
matter who their National Lea-
gue opponents may be.
In spite of the fact the Yan-
kees lost the aeries last year to
the Dodgers and that the Nation-
al League not only has two
straight triumphs in the World
Series, but also In the All-Star
game, the New Yorkers are
the choice.
If the Dodgers are their op-
ponents, the Yankees will be
favored at 6-7. Against Miwau-
kee the price now Is 74 and
against Cincinnati 7H - 814.
three hits in four at-bats at Kan-
sas City to hoist his average to
.356.
Grid fan* of this area will
have the opportunity to witness
Oj* a pair 'if Junior College teams in bowsky 2-3 and
7 action in Victoria
night, when Victoria entertain*
' the Schreiner Institute Moun-
^ usineer*. This game will be the
* second of the year for Victoria,
/.ho opened the season last week
with ti victory over Blinn Me-
morial College,
Si pee the Victorians are reput-
' *'i to he unusually strong this ‘-New York
•./-ss'ifl while c/nly seven letter- Cleveland
rr.'-n returned to the Schreiner Chicago
lineup, and the fact that they Boston
shut <eit Die Kerrville crew 46-0 Detroit
, year, the hosts are decided Baltimore
favorites to take this game, .Washington
Otero J >t im U
fiob*t//» r- 5 (1 ,'JAH 6
Beeviii/ 1 (J .VASt 7
Fo Lava- a t) j Wj 1.3
Kingsville <1 1 Wi ~t
L»*t V.eek's
Oterrj 1.1, Karnes Oty 7
Victoria 25, Ft. Lavaca 13
Rubs town 6, F^fugio <i
Beevllle 7. (.’ C A' ad/-rr.y
Alice 34. Kingsville V)
VrUI»y’a (w*
Yoakum »» f.’uero
Refugio at Ft. Lavaca
Suitor) at Rphstoi^n
ftorbank SA at King-.,
Beeville Ijpen_
CHICAGO, Sept. 19. —to—
Mickey Mantle's 50th homer was
a thunderous blow, for it clinch-
ed the American League pen-
nant for the Yankees, but the
New York slugger lost ground
TODAY'S GARDEN-GRAPH
Kansas City 6 Boston 5
Wednesday's Protable Pitchers
Baltimore at Detroit — Bro
9-5 v* l^ry 14-13.
Washington al Cleveland —
Abernathy 1-0 vs Lemon 19-13.
Boston at Kansas City — Sis-
ler 7-7 vs Burnette 44.
Only games scheduled.
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WITH 4" JOINTER OR 18“ JIGSAY.
PUBLIC RECORDS
"MARRIAf 1E LICENSES’’
Marvin A, Pettyjohn and Miss
Ituth C. Weldon
■ NEW CAR OWNERS’’
i Jim I >»niel«, Yorktown, Chev-
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Mauro Muniz, Yorktown, Chev-
K.lef
Melvin Rabenald*. Yorkbrwn,
Ford
Howard P. Green, Cuero, Ford
Mrs. Herbert Boelil, Cuero,
ildsmobile
, James Rice. Cuero, Ford
I F. M. Pieper, Yorktown, Chrys-
ler
I "Oil. A GAS LEASES’’
' Oscar Johnson et ux to Stan-
dard Oil Co of Texas 50 acres,
i.R.R.Co.Sur.
Henry E. Egg el ux to J. S.
Pickett — 96 acres, John McCrabb
1/3 Lge.
Herman Migurs, cl ux to J. S.
Pickett — 142 acres. John Mc-
Crabb 1/3 Lge.
Anton Pawllk, et ux to J. S.
Pickett — 153 acre*. James Duffi
l-ge,
John O Riley et ux to Standard j
Oil Co of Texas — 192 acres,
Francisco Leal Sur.
Mathilde F Krueger et vlr to
Sup Oil Co — 144 acres, James S
Turner Sur,
August B Mueller et ux to Ply- j
mouth Oil Or — 212 Acres, Wm j
Robertson lge. j
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Pointers on Planting Hedges
By DIAN HAUIOAY
Distributed by Ventral Press Association
A HEDGE is set out as a per-. Good small plants will develop
mansnt planting. Therefore, the better than weak large ones,
soil in which It Is planted should Privet and barberry hedge
be thoroughly prepared and ea- plants should be trimmed back
riched. Do not plant a hedge by to within six inches of th«
digging individual holes (or each ground, as indicated in the Gar-
shrub. instead, dig a trench. tlen-Gr&ph. This cutting oack
Dig one side ot the trench to d0B# lmmedl,ltely mttei
a straight line and aet the shrubs P ^ thf winter, in ™.r .r» -re
against this side to order to “ij?* fx?M nunr!m
achieve • straight Hedge, as
sccompanylng Gar- y^f you ^ plant moat ^
oen-urapn. "hardy” hedge material to either
Set the shrubs a trifle lower fall or early spring,
than they were m the nursery. When a thorny hedge Is desired
This will result in more compact to keep out animals or trespaaa-
and denser growth at tha hot- era, tha cockspur thorn will
toms of the shrubs. It Is advls- make a good medium or high
able to start with young plants hedge. The live-leafed aralia to a
between 1 '4 and 3 feet high so dense thorn hedge plant that ran
that they can be clipped and stand shade and city condition*
trained to make a solid bottom, aa well as dryness.
PaMicanofi ot into Motors a eonrtesy at As Caere Record to
« Hunting Season
Vfttaa* Our Large Selection
of New and Used Guns
- * Over 100 in Slock!
Foreign and IMurntir Ammunition. Lars’- Line «l
Camping Etiuipiurnl, limh, Min”, Undent, llraty
Jacket*. Tent*. Hleeplng ling* nnd lixil Other lletn*.
( ome In and BroM-ne Around. V uu Vri- Alwny* Welromr.
tl'e«-k Day* S n.m. In ' p.m.
Sunday 9 a.m. In It Noon
Store Hours
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Towery, R. Kenneth. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 218, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 19, 1956, newspaper, September 19, 1956; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth698436/m1/2/: accessed April 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.