: wom
'theli,
seen
entGI,
men t:
rhey a
' of (
move:
E possi
prove:
unist
V, is
r. U
’0 iss:
andf
omen
d to
•thers
THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas
'hursday, May 4, 1967 Page 5
M3
j|
rine;
f e/k
Baltimore Drafts
Small College Ace
NEW YORK 6P> — The Balti
more Bullets drafted Earl Monroe,
the nation’s top scorer last season
and a Little All-America, today
after Detroit formally made All-
America Jimmy Walker the No. 1
pick in the college draft by the
National Basketball Association.
The Bullets then announced
they had signed the 6-foot-3 Mon
roe who also had been drafted
by the Pittsburgh club of the
newly formed American Basket
ball Association.
Monroe, of Winston - Salem
State, North Carolina, had avar-
aged 41.5 points a game last sea
son to lead the NCAA’s Small
College Division scorers.
Walker, the Providence All-
America, had led the major col
lege scorers with a 30.4 average.
The Pistons announced Walker’s
signing for an estimated four-
years for upwards of $250,000
Tuesday.
The other picks in the first
rounds followed in this order:
3. Clem Haskins, Western
Kentucky, by Chicago.
4. Sonny Dove, St. John’s
N.Y., by Detroit, using Los An
geles’ selection rights.
5. Walt Frazier, Southern Il
linois, by New York.
6. A1 Tucker, Oklahoma Bap
tist, by Seattle.
7. Pat Riley, Kentucky, by
San Diego.
8. Tom Workman, Seattle, by
St. Louis.
9. Mel Daniels, New Mexico,
by Cincinnati.
10. Dave Lattin, Texas West
ern, by San Francisco.
CrTaViam, 'New York
U’MMwsity, Ly Boston.
12. Craig Raymond, Brigham
Hartack Still
» Has No Horse
By ORLO ROBERTSON
s Hoj LOUISVILLE, Ky. <A>) _ Bill
Hartack, horse racing’s most con
fer troversial figure with an enviable
! riding record, found himself in the
liib middle again Wednesday. It in-
30 pj volved which horse he’ll ride in
the 93rd running of the Kentucky
Derby Saturday.
Frank Childs, 79-year-old dean
of Kentucky Derby trainers who
saddled Tomy Lee, the 1959 win
ner, said the four-time national
riding champion and winner of
four Kentucky Derbies in seven
tries will be aboard Perne Gris
som’s California conditioned Dr.
Isby.
Earlie Fires worked Dr. Isby
Wednesday morning, going one
mile in 1:41 3-5.
Hal Steele Jr., trainer of Der
by Trial winner Barbs Delight,
said he wants Hartack and the
veteran jockey has promised to
give him an answer Thursday
morning before the entries for
the Derby are made officially.
“The decision is not mine to
make,” said Hartack after he was
seen talking with Childs. He
later conferred with Steele, who
also owns Barbs Delight along
with Gene Spalding and Guy
Huguelet of Lexington, Ky.
Being in the middle or at odds
with the press is nothing new for
the native of Johnstown, Pa.
In his younger days he was
known as Willie. He later insist
ed he be addressed as Bill.
He repeatedly has refused to
talk with newspapermen and
three years ago held up an in
terview with writers for 30 min
utes while he signed autographs
after winning his fourth Derby
with Northern Dancer.
Hartack had expressed a desire
to ride Dr. Isby after the Detroit-
owned colt finished fourth in the
California Derby April 22. But
when Barbs Delight won the
Derby Trial he let friends know
he would like very much to ride
Barbs Delight in Saturday’s
{125,000-added race.
Post time Saturday will be 4:30
p.m., EST, with nationwide tele
vision by CBS down for 4-5 p.m.,
EST.
Astro Facts
The Houston Astros have set
Thursday, May 18 as “Kid Benefit
Night” at the Astrodome when
the San Francisco Giants open a
seven game home stand.
This year’s benefit game will
>e highlighted with the appear
ance of Ted Williams, all-time
great and baseball Hall of Famer,
n a special pre-game show.
The “Kid Benefit Night” is held
annually to raise money for youth
baseball teams in the Houston
area and proceeds from the game
are turned over to Rotary Activi
ties, the sponsoring organization
fur youth baseball in Houston.
PRICES GOOD-MAY 4, 5, 6
SLICED
BACON
59'
“Rath’s
Blackhawk
or Maple”
CEDAR FARM
PICNICS
179
DEL MONTE
CATSUP
ENERGY DETERGENT
GIANT
BOX •
HUNT’S
Tomato
Sauce
ORANGE JUICE
Shurfine
FROZEN
U. S. No. 1 Red
Potatoes
LB. BAG
• •••••••
MELLORINE
POTATOES
2 25
A. F. J Yz-GslI. 1
Brand Ctns.
French Fry
2 - 7 l > c
Mm Pkgs.
Charmin Tissue 3- $ 1
BABY FOOD
GERBER’S
STRAINED
FRUITS &
VEGETABLE
JAR
TOMATOES
carton
COUPON WORTH
H s c t r a 6 m e p n s ' 100
WITH THE PURCHASE
OF $10.00 OR MORE
EXCLUDING CIGARETTES
AND BEER
ORR’S SUPER MKT.
COUPON EXPIRES
SAT. MAY 6, 1967.
FRESH TEXAS
CORN 6
EARS
FOR
PRICES GOOD THUR. - FRI. - SAT.
QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED
Low Prices.. Plus S&H GREEN STAMPS
2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS
Downtown
200 E. 24 Street
Ridgecrest
3516 Texas Ave.