Dmibleliearler Opens Slate
CS Little League
In Action Monday
Local baseball fans will get an
opportunity to see all tour teams
of the College Station Little
League Park, as a big double-
header is scheduled to open the
loop festivities.
The lid-lifter, pitting the Stu
dent Co-op Orioles and the Black’s
Pharmacy Senators, is scheduled
for G:15. The second game will get
underway at about 7:30, with the
Veterans of Foreign Wars Red Sox
battling the Marion Pugh Lumber
Company White Sox, the defend
ing league champions.
The minor leaguers open action
Tuesday night at Little League
Park with game times being 5:1;)
and 7:30. In the first tilt the Col
lege Station Recreation Council
Dodgers clash with the College
Station Lion Club Cubs, wdiile the
College Station Kiwanis Club Pi
rates tangle with the College Sta
tion Recreation Council Indians in
the night fray.
Major league managers are as
follows: Orioles — Wayne Smith
and Herb Johns; White Sox—Bill
Bates and Herb Thompson; Sen
ators—Milton Williams and Hank
Mills; Red Sox—Kenneth Midkiff
and Travis Coulter.
Minor league pilots include: Dod
gers—Major Edward Scott and
Steadman Davis; Cubs—Ty Hun-
gerford and Steve Dardaganian;
Indians—William Lyles and Eu
gene Bocholt; Pirates — Herbert
Sauer and J. D. Cantilli-
June
June
June
June
June
June
A—Orioles vs. Senators
Red Sox vs. White Sox
6—Orioles vs. Red Sox
White Sox vs. Senators
8—Senators vs. Red Sox
Orioles vs. White Sox
11—White Sox vs. Red Sox
Senators vs. Orioles
11—White Sox vs. Red Sox
Senators vs. Orioles
13—Senators vs. White Sox
Red Sox vs. Orioles
LEGAL HOLIDAY
Jefferson Davis’ Birthday falling on a Sunday, the
undersigned will observe as a holiday and not be open
for business—Monday, June 4, 1956
the same being a legal holiday.
First National Bank
City National Bank
First State Bank & Trust Co.
College Station State Bank
Bryan Building and Loan Ass’n
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(The GREEKS had a word for it)
the word is
SPEED...
yours when you fly
CONTINENTAL AIR LINES
FT. WORTH 2 hrs. 8 mins.
ABILENE 3 hrs. 10 mins.
EL PASO 7 hrs. 10 mins.
Call Continental at Victor 6-4789.
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“Serving Texas Aggies”
Ag Water Polo Team
In Jamaica Matches
A&M’s Water Polo Team takes
off for Jamaica next week for
three matches with an all-island
All-Star team.
Coach Art Adamson and his 10-
man team will leave Miami on
June 5 for the three matches on
June 7, 8 and 9.
Making the trip are Don Pever,
John Spiech, Dick Weick, Carl
Pal Flaherty
Wins ‘500’
INDIANAPOLIS—Pat Flaherty,
a red-haired Irishman. from Chi
cago’s tough roadster ranks, out
gunned the veteran Sam Hanks in
a stirring two man driving duel
Wednesday to win the wreck-spat
tered 40th 500-mile Speedway race.
Flaherty, 29, barely avoiding a
serious accident in the final 30
miles, drove his snub-nosed cream
and rose machine across the finish
line just 22 seconds ahead of the
41-year old Hanks from Burbank,
Calif., making his 11th bid for
America’s premier auto racing
prize.
Mayard, Bruce Martin, Jerry
Mounts, Henry Goff, Norman Ufer,
Rippy Woodard and Dick Hunkier.
A&M Consolidated’s John Har
rington will make the trip for a
series of exhibitions. He is a
backstroke specialist.
“The boys are looking very
good,” said Coach Adamson. “We
don’t know exactly what strength
polo we’ll see down there, but I
think we’ll do pretty well.”
The Aggies, Southwest Confei’-
ence swimming champions this
year, have been working out six
weeks. They will retum on June
10.
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