Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 28]

~ Hank Theses pson Of
Giants Goes ~AWOL

LOS ANGELES, CAIF~(CN-a private hearing. He had no
- $)~Hank Thompson, noted a:plausible ~excuse for being
one to like to do as he pleases, absent.~
went AWOL during training All Hank would say was: ~I
with the Giants and was prom-want to play or be_ traded.~
ptly fined $100. by the Giants~It~s a known fact that he~s been
Manager Bill Rigney. on the block for scme time

Said Rigney: ~The fine onbut therehave been no takers.
Thempson definiiely will stick.The Giants are anxious to be
I discussed the situation in anrid of him for the 31 year old
open clubhcuse meeting thisplayer has been of little value
morning and Henry seemed re-since the Giants ~54 world seluctant to talk abcut it beforeries~ victcry over the Indians.
his teammates so I grented him Hanks done little since.

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Name Sports
Consultant

TALLAHASSEE~Eleven outstanding | coaches and -authori+
ties in football and basketball
have accepted invitations to
serve as consultants during the
annual Football and Basketball
Coaching Clinic to be held at
Forida A and M University June
i0-15. The. announcement. was
made by A. S. Gaither, direc-|
tor of the clinic, head football

declared Gaither. The football
section will. be held from June
10-13 and the basketball clinic
from June 13-15..

Consultants for the clinic will
include: Paul Bryant, head coach
Texas A and M. Warren Giese,
head coach, University of S.
Caroline; Bob Woodruff, head
coach, University of Fla.; Frank
Broyles, head coach, University
of Missouri; Tom Nugent, head

coach, and director of athletics

at A and M. coach, Florida State Univ.;
~We are going to place more|/Gene Ellensn, Univ. of Miami
emphasis upon practice organi-|(Fla.); A. and M. ~Tonto~ Colezation, fundamentals of offeu-|man, Georgia Tech; Gomer
' sive nd defensive football,|Jones, Univ. of Okla.; and
teaching. coaching methods,}Sam (Lankford, trainer, ~Uniand recent trends in the games,~' versity of Florida.;
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Taking insiruction at Tigertown are these four Detroit
Tiger prospects. Charleston
Manager Frank Skaff, wi'a
bat, and Scout Rick Farrell
are shown with pitcher Jim
Procior ouifielder Bubba.Morten ce'cher Wencell Antoire
end outfieder Jim Branch,
Proctor who has been pi~ching this spring ior Detroit's
triple A Charleston club hails

ton is a gieduate of Nenad
University in Washington,
Antoine, from New Orleans,
was rated a top catching prospect at Jam last season and Branch was a high

school star at Central in De- -

troit. Proctor end Antoine
were at
-ional School and made good
progress according to farm
director James A. Campbell.

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from Brandywine, Md., Mor
Wayne U. Opens
Baseball Season

Handicapped by a lack of
cutdoor practice, Wayne State
University prepares to open its
1957 baseball season this week
with a pair of ~games away)
from home.

The Tartars open.the diamond
campaign facing Bowling Green
State at Bowling Green, Ohio

day, April 6 the Tartars meet
the University ~of Toledo at Toledo, Ohio.

It will be the earliest opening in Wayne history and has
been dictated by the fact that
the Tartars will be idle from
April 18 to May 7 because of
spring vacation. Presidents~ Con~ference ~tiles ~prohibit - play~ or
Christmas or Easter vacation.

While> Coach Joe Truske~ has
lost his two top. hurlers, 'Clarence Straughn and Jack Lord,
he has most of his lineup returning: Truske figures to have
six major letter-winners and
one minor award. winner in the
starting lineup against ~Bowling
Green.

Ron Kowalczyk, who was the
Tartar~s number one quarterback last year, expects to move.
into the lineup at third base,
while William Conard will probaby take over in eft:-field.
Returning from last year~s team
are infielders Fred Snowden,
Ron Hertenstein. and Ed Williams, pitcher Ed Carr, catcher
Ray Herndon and_ outfielders
Larry Gualtieri and George
Duncan.

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Approximately. 12,000 Scouts
and leaders of the Detroit Area
Council will participate in the
largest mass camping project
of youth ever held in the state
of| Michigan, it was announced
today by Scout Executive. Amos
R. Shields. Designated as the
Gold Rush of 1957, the event

takes place on May 24-25-26 at
cn Friday, April 5. On Satur-|the Highland Recreation Area.

~Shields stated that the Gen-.
eral Committee, appointed, several months ago by Council
President W. Calvin Patterson,
has been in consant esd

tion Chairman. Physical~ Arrangements~one | of the most
important committees, dealing
with health, safety, transportation and police guard~is headed by Brig. Gen. Lested S. Bork,

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