Gottschall Wins Amarillo Open Singles Title
Unseeded Jon Gottschall of Lubbock rallied from two first set losses to win the men’s singles in the Amarillo Open Tennis Tournament. Anne Rapp of Estelline captured two titles in 16 and 18 and Mrs Craig won three titles.
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Lubbock
Jon Gottschall
van Cook
Gottschall
Ronnie Smith
Fort Worth
Les Howard
Sean Craig
Anne Rapp
Howard
Tennis
Dad
Grady
Bud
Bill Bussard
Leslie
Bridgy Cox
Craig
Dumas
Bonnie Clark
Tessie Barnett
Jane Trautman
Linda Shoemaker
Dale Jones
Frank
Christy Guess Guess
Christy
Jones- Craig
Scott Cantine
Guess
Phil Nichol
Benny Lawrence
Bud Satterwhite
Jim Burgess
Bill Cummings
Anne
Brenda Durrett
Miss Durrett
Sister Cherri
Stephanie Lawrence
Carol Hare
Jimmy Burgess
Cherri Rapp
Cheryl Webb
Whitworth Captures Clayton Federal Women's Open Crown
Kathy Whitworth, the 1966 leading money winner, shot a sub par final round 68 to win the Clayton Federal Women's Open at Norwood Hills CC. She finished 54 holes at 208 and earned 1,875 dollars, boosting season earnings to 10,344.50. Englehorn was second with 212, Haynie third at 213, Mann fourth at 215, and Wright fifth at 216.
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ST. Louis
Kathy Whitworth
Norwood Hills Country Club
Miss Whitworth
Shirley Engelhorn
Sandra Haynie
Carol Mann
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Miss Englehorn
ST From Louis
Nathy Whitworth
Shirty Englehorn
Sandra Hoynie
Corel Mann
Mickey Writ
Clifford Ann Creed
Sybil
Sandra McLinnon
San
Gloria Ehret
Nna Caponi
Mariene Hagge
Sandra Spuzick
JoAnn Prentice
Ruth Jessen
Sandra Piomer
Gloria Armstrong
Pegoy Wilson
Sue Maxwell
Andy Colin Fischer
Cynthia Sullivan
Aes
Penny Alvidhas
Wanda Sonche
Jeanette Rector
Margie Master
Beth Stone
Amnie Amizich
Hutson Defends West Texas Title
Kathy Hutson of Lubbock defends her championship in the Women’s West Texas Golf Tournament opening with qualifying at San Angelo Country Club. About 200 players are expected. match play runs Tuesday through Friday. Amarillo entrants include Mrs. Floyd Nunley and others. Mrs. W. T Hardy of Tulia is also entered.
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San Angelo
Kathy Hutson
Lubbock
San Angelo Country Club
Amarillo
Tom Jones
Tascosa Country Club
Floyd Nunley
Chet Robertson
Dave Dillard
Vernon Morgan
Jim Roming
Blair Hawkins
Claude Sloan
Charles Neill
Nicole Howe
John Keith
Dick Vogler
W. T Hardy
Tulia
Sonics Beat Sun Kings 7-4 in El Paso
Amarillo Sonics extend road winning streak to 18-6 with a 7-4 victory over the El Paso Sun Kings at Dudley Field. Gerberman earned his third win in four decisions, Fullen notching his fifth save. Levi Brown hit his eighth homer, Bill Heath added his first of the season, and El Paso’s Furnald and Sommers produced early sparks before Amarillo pulled away. The series concludes with a 8:27 p.m. game as Dan Coombs faces Aubrey Gatewood.
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Sonics
Vistors
el Paso Sun Kings
Dudley Field
Amarillo
el Paso
Danny Coombs
Aubrey Gatewood
Potter County
Arkansas
George Gerberman
Tom Fullen
Sun King
Levi Brown
Bill Heath
Gerberman
Fullen
Don Wilkinson
Tom Sommers
George Pena
Don Furnald
Chris Manoff
Danny Kern
Lienas
Kern
Elijah Johnson
Llenas
John Hoffman
Furnald
Brown
Pena
Sommers
Manoff
Ed Pacheco
Doug Rader
George Duncan
Paul Mosley
Bi Pacheco
Ofurnald
Herrera
Roder
Ulenos
Heath
Wilkinson of Brown
Kera
Johnson
Egan
Hoffman
Oro Gerberman
Omoneff
Sfenaip Gerd'man
Fulle
Iy Iill
Aanett
Dugan
Mossey
Hernandez T
Maonett
Massey
U—Barnett
Froemming
Yancey Wins Memphis Open. Littler Second In Record Run
Bert Yancey captured the $100,000 Memphis Open with a 265 15 under par, breaking Cary Middlecoff's 1961 event record and earning $20,000. Gene Littler parred second at 270 while Johnny Pott took third at 271. Nicklaus finished tied for fourth. Lombard-like pace, Yancey nearly faced disqualification after a delayed start caused by TV coverage.
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Memphis, Tenn
Bert Yancey
Yancey
Eugene Cernan
Cary Middlecoff
Littler
Johnny Pott
Pott
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Linda
Oklahoma City
Gene Littler
Johiny Pott
Bruce Devlin
Dale Douglass
Wright Garrett
Guy Brewer
Boo Verney
Tony Lema
Julius Boros
Ben Hogan
Jack Rule
Jey Delon
Roger Ginsberg
Dave Hill
Gardner Dickinson
Billy Maxwell
Ceabteiberger
Legrange
Bob Gogsby
Kermit Zarley
RH. Sikes
Bert Weaver
George Archer
Joe Campbell
Tomm
Charles
Jacobs
Dick Rawford
Bobby Nichols
Low Graham
Bob Brue
Evneg
Labron Harris
Mason Rudolph
Deon Refram
Rocky Thompson
Babe Hiskey
Rex Baxter
Ken Shh
Miller Barber
Terry Dill
Don January
Homero Biancas
Rod Funseth
Butch Baird
Chris Blocker
Bruce Crampton
Gary Plover
Charles Coody
Fred Marti
Ken Towns
Hereford Pro Am Scheduled Today at John Pitman Course
The Hereford West Texas PGA Chapter hosts a pro am at John Pitman Municipal Course. The low ball event starts at 8 a.m. with a 1 p.m. entry deadline. Amateurs pay $5 and professionals $11 to compete.
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Hereford
West Texas
PGA
Amaeur
John Pitman
Ruidoso Racing Results Highlight Weekend Card
Sunday racing at Ruidoso featured eleven races with field sizes and payouts. Notable wins included Rhodians Last and Captain Breeze in early legs, and Quiniela pairing Mr Bar Ell with Thirty Eight for a larger payoff. Handle reached $153,006 with attendance about 600.
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Captain Breeze
Logire
Rhodians
Three Gee's
Johnny Ae Altot
Bosque Belle
Sia Furiongs
The
Drums
Keen Skipper
Olliman
Mr. Bar Ell
Mr. Bar el
Aldaylong
Little June Bug
Sugah Voile
Sia Furtongs
Atun
Gallia Deb Be
Patsy Shinrone
Little Louie
Oe Hall
Gay Huntress
Ship Hero
Scotch Jay
Lady Bompee
Pompiall
Bee True
Loving Eyes
My Charge
Sunsota
Brownbourough
Raton Race Day Results Highlight Card
Raton results show multiple races with payoffs for Rabbit Charge Blue Frank Lake Bar Pennant Gale Dandy's Request Miss Hoy Day Alitabar Grey Reno Azul Java Diamond Bar Led Twist Leo Lige Tommy Beidine Tashunk Trick Dance Nestle Abbey Indian City Imperial Rocket Good N Cold College Request Frisky Bop Bunny Bush and more. Handle $132,540 Attendance 279.
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Rabbit Charge
Mite T Relic
Luger Capitol
Blue Frank
Con's Boy
Sir Sullivan
Lake Bar
Pennant Gale
Richter
Tonto
Quiniela
Dandy
Crotie Bo
Mr. Burress
Miss Hoy Day
Alitabar
Dertha Bee
Quinieia
Grey Reno
Azul Java
Diamond Bar
Leo Lige
Tommy Beidine
Tashunk
Luft
Trick Dance
Nestle Abbey
Hell Do
Indian City
Imperial Rocket
Quintela
Heli de
College Request
Madge
Frisky Bop
Bunny Bush
Parsons Honey
Quinilla
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Crown Howard
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Miss Rapp
Estelline
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Jerry Simmons
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Kritzer
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Sheila Patterson
Jyniece Calloway
Shelia Patterson
Kitty Novak
Karen Smith
David Chastain
Allen Swisher
Anne Rappdef
Phyllis Pinion
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Gean Craig
Lewis Marshall
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By Jim Sims
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Roy Stone
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