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THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas Thursday, May 23, 1968
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Don May Joins NBA
Knicks Sign Dayton Star
NEW YORK <^) — The New
York Knicks have corralled Don
May of Dayton, the star of the
most recent National Invitation
Basketball Tournament, and they
may owe it all to Arthur Morse’s
reputation as a tough negotiator.
“I now own one-sixth of the
Knicks,” Morse boasted while
chuckling Wednesday after May
was signed to a contract by the
National Basketball Association
team.
Morse, a Chicago attorney who
represents basketball and football
players in negotiations with pro
fessional teams, was referring to
CS Swim Testing
Set Today, Friday
“THE NAME’S TIGER. WHAT’S Y-Y-YOURS?
World light heavyweight boxing champion Dick Tiger
affected this look and pseudo conversation as he was con
fronted with a tiger mascot at the New York State Athletic
Commission in New York. Tiger came to undergo a physical
for his title bout May 24 in Madison Square Garden against
challenger Bob Foster. (AP Wirephoto)
Chisox Are Blanked, 2-0
WASHINGTON (A>) _ Frank
Bertaina took a two-hit shutout
into the ninth but needed relief
help from Dave Baldwin Wednes
day night as Washington stopped
Chicago 2-0 on Sam Bowen’s two-
run homer.
The victory ended a four-game
Senators losing streak.
Bowens broke up the scoreless
pitching duel in the sixth with a
drive that eluded left fielder Tom
my Davis. Davis crashed into
the fence as he leaped for it,
but both his glove and the ball
dropped into the Senators’ bull
pen for a home run.
The College Station Recreation
Council Swimming Program will
have testing for anyone participa
ting for the first time who can
already swim or has had lessons
elsewhere in P. L. Downs Nata-
torium today and Friday from
5:10 to 6:10 p.m.
The testing will continue Sun
day from 2 to 4 p.m. Testing is
required so that the swimmer
may be placed in the proper class.
The swimmer should bring a
swim suit and must wear a cap.
The testing is for the first four-
weeks summer session which will
be from June 3 to June 29.
Registration for the program is
set for Sunday in the lobby of G.
Rollie White Coliseum on the
A&M campus from 2 to 5 p.m.
May and Cazzie Russell, another
of his clients.
Russell, the former Michigan
All-America, signed with the
Knicks for a reported $200,000 in
1966.
May was the Knicks’ second
draft choice but 32nd over-all in
the NBA’s annual selection of
college players earlier this month.
“I was told by Don Richman
of Seattle that the reason they
didn’t pick him was because I
represented him and that I was
too tough,” Morse disclosed. Rich-
man was the SuperSonics’ general
manager until shortly after the
draft when he resigned.
“No, May’s contract was not as
good as the one that Cazzie got,
but it’s a good one for both sides,”
Morse said. “He’s a quiet kid but
a good, tough player.”
May led 1 the Flyers to the 1968
NIT title in New York in Mai
of this year. The new Knick s,
named most valuable player;
the tournament.
His scoring totals for his fe
years at Dayton, broke the 0|
school’s scoring record thatt!
formerly held by Henry Fiji,
Though only 6-4, May was Ds
ton’s top rebounder two years.;
a-row.
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Mays Leads SF
In 2-1 Victory
ATLANTA <A>) — Willie Mays
broke out of an 0-for-12 slump
with a run-scoring single in the
ninth inning, giving the San Fran
cisco Giants a 2-1 victory over
the Atlanta Braves Wednesday
night.
Mays’ two-out single to left
scored Ron Hunt, deciding a pitch
ing duel between the Braves’
right-hander and winner Mike
McCormick, who allowed just
three hits in evening his record
at 4-4.
The intramural sport seas,
at A&M is completed withj.
Squadron 2 and Dorm 21 reipi;
as champions over their rety
tive divisions.
B-2 won the Class “A” chan;
ionship with Squadron 1 finisti
second and A-l taking third,
Class “B” was won by Squair
2 followed by B-2 in second®
C-2 in third.
Dorm 21 took the Class “t
title followed by the LSA
and the AYI squad.
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Lefthander Denny Lenu>;
the first Houston pitcher to
four games this season, will
on the mound Friday night
the Astros return home to ojs
a four - game weekend ser<
against the Los Angeles Dodfs.
The series marks the first®
Astrodome visit for the almj
popular Dodgers. They’ll be I®
for games Friday night, Sabuh
night, Sunday afternoon and Ha
day night.
Lemaster will face Los Angei:
Don Sutton, in the 7:30 p.m. Ft
day opener. Denny stopped
Dodgers, 2-1, in the first gt
of last Sunday’s doubleheada
Los Angeles.
Mike Cuellar, Houston’s IK
lefthanded ace who was slw
by arm trouble early this yn
will get the nod for the Astr
in Saturday’s 7:30 p.m. gas
Cuellar, who beat the Dodpi
3-1 in the second game of lb
doubleheader Sunday, will I
matched against Bill Singer,is
put a 6-0 shutout on Houston la
Friday.
Don Wilson is slated for Ho®
ton pitching duties in the 2:1
p.m. game on Sunday. Helli
matched against Don Drysdili
the Dodgers’ all-time winnings
pitcher. Drysdale blanked theAi
tros 1-0 last Saturday, while f
son will be getting his first’5
shot at the Dodgers.
The Monday series finale
find Larry Dierker on the hillfc
the Astros, while lefthamk
Claude Osteen will be the Dot
gers’ selection. Both were losk
pitchers during the four-gait
series on the West Coast las
week.
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be eligible for valuable free gifc
and will receive a $1 reduefe
on baseball tickets when acat
panied by a parent.
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be back in the Astrodome on Fr
day, May 31, to open an 11-gt®
home stand (through June!
against Chicago, St. Louis as:
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