The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 69, No. 152, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 27, 1957 Page: 2 of 10
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Champ Nobody Believes
Begins Crown Defense
By «M»CAB PRAMS?
United PnH #!w»9 Writer
MAMAROWSCK, N.Y, June 27 (UP)-Kafchy Cornelius
tees off today In defense of the U.S. Women's Open as the
champion nobody believes—and you can’t blame her If
she hardly believes In herself.
One year ago, a complete unknown, slender, brown-
•ycd came out of nowhere to win the Open golf
championship. She did it the hard way, too, taking a play
off from Barbara Mclntire of Toledo. ___
But stoic® then, the friendly
Ftadian with the soft voice and
easy smile has gone back to no-
“I haven’t won a thing since I
took the Open a year ago,” she
said aoberly. "So I guess nobody
aspects me to do anything here
at Winged Foot."
Now that Kathy, the mother
of a S-year-old daughter named
Karan, has tossed in the sponge,
Games Owning Vogether-
•Tm not ssying I can't win
It.” she explained. "If I play
well, I have a chance and I am
encouraged by the fact that my
game seems to be coming togeth-
er again.
“But you Just can't walk in
against a field such as this, she
added as she contemplated the
96 shotmakers arrayed against
her, "and confidently expect to
win first place.”
Kathy. 24, started playing golf
in the city recreation program
of her native Lake Worth, Fla.,
when she was 13 years old. She
played in her first junior tour-
nament at 15 and in the National
Juniors when she was 17.
Then sl^ married Bill £*>rnrli-
un, a Lake Worth golf profes-
Cuero Lodge No. 4W
A F * A M meets
every second and
fourth Thursday each
month at 8:00 p.m.
Visiting brothers are
always welcome.
Homer Wright W.M.
O. A. Zimmerman.
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sionai, and he began to work on
the game which carried her to
the U.S. Open title last year. It
was her first aa a touring pro-
fessional, although aha had turn-
ed pro two yean earlier, and
she got a big lift out of winning
the St. Petersburg tournament
in February of 1956.
Drew A Blank—
“But I drew a big blank right
after that, too,” she confesses.
"The same kind of a blank I've
been drawing for the past year.
It made me work even harder
going up to last year's Open-
just as I've been working harder
going up to this one.”
"But this life is a lot of fun,”
she bubbled, shrugging away her
playing difficulties. "The thing 1
miss most Is my daughter, who
is with my parents at their sum-
mer home in South Carolina. Bill
and I took her to a tournament
at Gatlinburg, Tenn., but it was
just too much. He had to take
her to the zoo every day and Just
about walked his shoes off.”
Bill has his walking cut out for
him in the next three days. too.
But this time It'll be lylth Kathy,
because the champion nobody
believes needs his moral support
as she tries to regain her belief
In herself.
Kept Lillie bop
Will Begin Hay
Negro youths interesled In
participating in Little League
play are requested to appear at
Live Oak Park at 5:00 p.m. to-
day.
Lucious Gemmons, director of
the Daule summer program, an-
nounced today the League will
be sponsored for the first time
by the Cuero Community Boost-
er Club. President of the club Is
Travis Brown.
Joe Albert Mathis, a junior at
Prairie View College and gradu-
ate of Daule, has been selected
to coach the Little Leaguers.
Gemmons said Mathis was
chosen as coach because of his
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By United Piim
TEXAS LEAGUE
v I
Dallas
i Houston
San Antonio
Austin
Fort Worth
Tula*
Shreveport
Oklahoma CHy
Wednesday's Eietate
Austin 3 Shreveport 2 1st
Shreveport 3 Austin 1 2nd
Dallas 2 Tulsa 0 1st
TulS a 3 Dallas 2 2nd
Houston 4 San Antonio 0
Fort Worth 6 Oklahoma City 4
Dallas at Tulsa 2
Shreveport at Austin ,
San Antonio at Houston
Fort Worth at Oklahoma City
BIG STATE LEAGUE
w I peg.
Corpus Christ! 36 26 .581
Tempi® 32 25 .581
Abilene 33 36 .559
Beaumont 30 31 .492
Victoria 28 29 .491
Wednesday's Reealte
Beaumont 5 Corpus Christi 0
Temple 7 Abilene 0
Only games scheduled
nonday’s Schedule
Beaumont at Corpus Christi
Temple at Abilene
Only games scheduled
StSTERS-BROTHBRS, SAME DAY
PRO GRID TEAMS TO
PLAY IN AUSTIN
to the fact that Texas football
fans will see many familiar stars
in action on August 24th.
Tickets for the 8 p.m. clash are
available on a first-come, first-
served basis, priced at 13.50
each, tax included. Twenty-five
cents must be added if tickets
are ordered by mail. Checks or
money orders may be made pay-
able to either the Ex-Students'
Association or the Kiwanla Chari-
ties Foundation and mailed to
Box 8013, University Station,
Austin, Texas.
EARLY BIRD SALE
Hotpoint
1-TON
21995
MEANS FURNITURE
AND MATTRESS COMPANY
Phone 5-3115 N. Esplanade - Cuero
Austin, a city noted for its av-
id football fans, will host its first
professional football game, Sat-
rday, August 24, in Memorial
Stadium.
Contestants for the exhibition
tilt will be two of the National
Football League's most respect-
ed squads—the Chicago Cardi-
nals and the Green Bay Packers.
The two clubs will do battle
under the lights at Memorial
Stadium for the benefit of the
Austin Kiwanis Charities Foun-
dation, a cooperative, non-profit
organization comprising of three
Capital City Kiwanis Clubs. The
Foundation, along with the Uni-
versity of Texas’ Ex-Students'
Association, are sponsoring the
event.
Many former Southwest Con-
ference stars, as well as grid
aces from several other Texas |
schools, are included In the line-
ups of both teams.
The Packers have such greats
as The University of Texas’ Bob-
by Dillon, Rice’s all-time greats
Tobin Rote and Bill Howton,
Baylor's Hank Gremminger and
Bill Lucky. SMU's Bill Forrester
and Val Joe Walker. WASHINGTON. June 27, - Wt
The Cardinals' roster includes F()rmep Dayton Univergity
SMU s Bill Livingston, ay orb guar(j Jerome Bud Ward has
Sports Briefs
NEW YORK. June 27, —<ff)—
Daniel J. Ferris, who has served
as secretary-treasurer of the
Amateur Athletic Union for the
last 30 years, will retire this fall.
Ferris, 68, said he would sub-
mit his resignation at the annual
meeting of the AAU in Washing-
ton. Nov. 28.
James Simms, Ferris’ assist-
ant, is expected to succeed him.
Charley Dupre and Dave Lunce-
ford; Arkansas' Pat Summerall.
who will be starting his sixth
season with the Chicago team,
and Lamar McHan, outstanding
quarterback.
Add Julian Spence and Jimmy
Hill, two of the most illustrious
names ever to play for Huston-
Tillotson. Dick "Night Train”
lias signed a 1957 professional
football contract with the Wash-
ington Redskins. Washington
drafted the lineman last year
while he was still in school. How-
c\er, Ward did not play because
of a knee injury,
NEW YORK. June 27. -4B-
French midleweight Germinal
Lane, from Austin, and Jerry Ballarin has been given special
Tubbs, Oklahoma's All-American: permission by the N. Y. state
! to the list, and the total adds up Athletic Commission to wear
~ ' large black mustache during
training in the field. Mathis is
majoring In physical education
at Prairie View.
Get in on the savings...see your
next Monday night's TV bout
with Boh Provizzi of Freeland,
Pa , at St. Nicholas Arena.
Fighters are supposed to be
clean - shaven when they ap-
pear in New York state rings,
but the commission has waived
the rule in certain instances in
the past.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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pet
Chicago
40 23
.835
New York
40 24
.835
Cleveland
35 29
.547
Detroit
35 31
.530
Boston
33 33
.500
Baltimore
3134
.477
Kanaai City
25 40
.385
Washington
22 47
.319
Wednesday's Restate
New York
3 Cleveland 1
Chicago 7
Boston S
Baltimore
1 Kansas City 0
night
Detroit 4 Washington 1 night
Thanlajr’i Schedule
Geveland at New York
Detroit at Washington
Chicago at Boston 2
Only games scheduled
NATIONAL LEAGUE
! St. Louis
w 1
36 27
P«L
.571
I Cincinnati
38 29
.567
Philadelphia
36 28
.563
Milwaukee
37 29
.561
Brooklyn
35 30
.538
New York
31 35
.470
Pittsburgh
24 42
.364
Chicago
21 38
.356
Wedneeday’s Restate
Don’t miss the boat! Today your Plymouth dealer has a wide selection of
beautiful new Plymouths... and he's offering them at the biggest savings
In many a month. Thai's because his sales have reached new highs. Don't
wait to enjoy Plymouth’s 3-ycars-ahead features-come in today and save!
See your PLYMOUTH DEALER-QUICK!
CHICAGO, June 27. • (B Bill
Mazeroski, the Pittsburgh Pir- j
I ales' classy lidding second base-1 fjfiT 'EM EAT CAKE
:nan, is rapidly shedding his MEMPHIS, June 27.- (UP* —
j good field, no hit label.” Since no one has ever convinced
Mazeroski has walloped the hens to take back eggs once
ball at a .439 rlip for the last they've laid them, the city of
110 games to raise his average Memphis had quite a problem
; from .243 ot .286. when they found itself 306,000
—eggs left over from the school
The avenge rainfall in Texas lunch program,
ranges from more than 55 inches It was finally decided to scram-
in the extreme east to less than hie them with sugar and freeze
10 inches in the west. them.
NO ANTI-AMERICAN FEELING
AKIYOSM SAKAI, 47. whoaa wife waa RiUad «•
rang* in Japan, tells reporters be feels a» anti-/^
manta over the tragedy as ha poses with two oC Ms
to Soma. Children are Kayoko, 18. aad Toriko. 4. ff“
baby waighad aaran pounds. Right: Her sister. Mrs. John Ham-
char, whoaa baby weighed six pounds, IS ounces. (tnttnaMomaif
Pittsburgh 15 Chicago 5 1st
x-Pittsburgh 5 Chicago 5 2nd
New York 17 Cincinnati 7 night
Milwaukee 13 Brooklyn 9 night
Philadelphia 11 St. Louia 3
night
x-Called end of 11 inns., darkness
Thursday's Schedule
Pittsburgh at Chicago
Brooklyn at Milwaukee
Philadelphia at St. Louis night
New York at Cincinnati night
LegimiPoflTs
Sponsor Dance
American Legion Hail will be
scene of a public dance sponsor-
ed by the Post on Wednesday
evening, July 3rd with Bobby
Brown and his orchestra of San
Antonio providing the music.
According to an announcement
in today's Record, tables are be-
ing reserved to groupe, provid-
ing all members of the group
purchase their dance tickets
prior to July 2nd.
Tickets may be obtained from
Bill Barfield or other Legion-
naires.
The hall has been recently re-
papered. and repainted on the.
interior and curtains installed on
the stage. New wall lights are
being installed for the dance.
Onotes From Hw
Does
By UNITED PRESS
WASHINGTON — A physicist
commenting on a promise by Dr.
Edward Teller and his associat-
es at the University of Califor-
nia radiation laboratory of an
"absolutely clean” H-bomb:
"Now, It looks as though Tel-
ler has had another brainstorm.”
LOS ANGELES — Prime Min-
ister Nobusuke Kish! on the
threat of International Commun-
ism in Asia:
“Let me say that as long as I
am at the head of the Japanese
government .. . we will never
aide with totalitarianism. We
win always be on the aide of the
free world.”
NEW YORK — Evangelist
Billy Graham on God’s memory:
'Every wrong thing you do,
lie you tell, every one of
your Immiral acts you pay for.
God will dig It out. You can cov-
er the tracks of your sins, but
God can trace them better than
a Mood hound.”
WASHINGTON, — Brooklyn
Dodger President Walter O’Mal-
ley denying he had asked any-
one to build a new stadium for
his baseball team:
"I don’t want to be a tennant
in a political ball park.”
KAGOHARA, Japan, — Haru
Candy Sueyama on her impend-
ing marriage to Army Special-
ist 3C William S. Girard:
•1 don’t ask for luxuries. I
don’t need a car. A bicycle is
enough. I’ll work like a maid to
make Bill happy.”
LONDON — Radio Moscow cri-
ticising President Eisenhower's
speech to the Governors' Con-
ference at Williamsburg, Va..
Wednesday:
‘He clearly Implies that the
United States is ready for any-
thing, including war. In an at-
tempt to liberate the countries
of Eastern Europe. To say the
least that Is an unreasonable
policy which can end very sad-
ly for its instigators.”
BY ANY OTHER NAME
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., June
27.—(UP)— Mrs. Gladys Stewart
Wahn, a cosmetic saleswoman,
didn’t exactly can an arresting
officer a stinker but he got her
message anyhow.
Patrolman Richard Kimble told
stopped Mrs. Wahn for
she said “I wouldn’t call Ml*
stinker, but ... ”
handed him a bottle of her awseL
smelling wares.
NAPLES. Italy, Jww
— Vincense Nappo was antaM
Monday for threatening a man
trying to flirt with Nappe’s 4S>
year-old mistress in • bar. Nip
po is 104 years old.
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The Civic Center in Cuero Mu-
nicipal Park, site of the local
Teenagers Club, will be the scene
tonight of the first of three
monthly semi-formal dances
planned for the 142 youths now
listed as members.
A special attraction of the
dance, to begin at 7:00 p.m. and
end at 11:00, will be an amateur
show consisting of local aa well
as out of town talent.
Master of ceremonies for the
floor show will be Bill Dietze,
according to Dick Brooks, super-
visor of the center.
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Saturday.
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Murray Carte, Jeweler
McClung's Grocery & Market
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The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 69, No. 152, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 27, 1957, newspaper, June 27, 1957; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth698891/m1/2/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.