The Two Randys of Pampa Reach World Fame
Randy Clay, harvest era star, and Randy Matson, Texas A&M shot put phenom, both from Pampa, rise to national and world prominence. Clay excelled in football and track at Texas, later officiating SWC games and nurturing local sports ties, while Matson, after Texas A&M, emerged as a top shot putter challenging Long and O’Brien and potentially earning Olympic glory.
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Pampa
Randy
Randall Clay
King Randy I
Randy Matson
Texas A & M
Dallas Long
Parry O’brien
Clay
Matson
Harvester
U.S
Randys
Texas A&m
Texas
USC
Perry Samuels
Charley Parker
Blair Cherry
Steers
Amarillo Sandies
Frank Guess
Guess
Randy Claying
Baylor
Kentucky
San Antonio
Clemence
Randy, Jr
Leslie
Jess Clay
Glenn Campbell
Amarillo
McKinley, Bungert reach Wimbledon semis on lefty show
Defending champion Chuck McKinley of San Antonio beat Abe Segal of South Africa 6-3 6-3 4-6 6-4 to advance to the Wimbledon semifinals. Germany's Wilhelm Bungert upset Rafael Osuna 6-4 6-2 6-3. Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle won their matches as the field sharpened toward Wednesday's semis.
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Wimbledon
England
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Abe Segal
South Africa
Segal
McKinley
Germany
Wilhelm Bungert
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
U.S
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Emerson
Bob Hewitt
Stolle
Christian Kuhnke
Bungert
Brazil
Tomas Koch
Ronald Barnes
Hewitt
Margaret Smith
Lesley Turner
Australia
Helga Nielsen
Almut Sturm
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Karen Hamze Susman
Mary Ann Eisel
St. Louis
Lea Pericoli
Italy
Maria Bueno
Robyn Ebbern
Anna Dmitrieva
Russia
Sonja Pach
Austria
Ann Hayden Jones
Rene Schurrman Haygarth
Soth Africa
Judy Tegart
Jan Lehane
Jean Borotra
Iren de Lansault
Ian Crookenden
New Zealand
Miss Ebbern
Wilhelm Bunger
Aimut Sturm
Hayes Eligible For Final Olympic Trials
New York AP report notes sprinter Bob Hayes expected to be eligible for the final Olympic Trials in Los Angeles after missing New York trials due to a thigh pull. U S Track and Field Committee chair Eastment signaled readiness to grant eligibility if it boosts the U S team for Tokyo, while Hayes plans to rest for the Russians and compete in Los Angeles if cleared.
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Bob Hayes
New York
George Eastment
U.S
Track and Field Committee
Los Angeles
Hayes
Eastment
Florida A&m Flash
United States
Tokyo
New Brunswick
N.J
Tom O'Hara
O'Hara
Little Mile Marvel
Chicago
Florida
Russia
California
Cyrol Burleson
Orioles Defeat Twins in Error Prone Night
Orioles beat the Minnesota Twins 6 3 as shoddy fielding by Minnesota aids Baltimore's four early runs. Tony Oliva hits his 15th and 16th homers, Harmon Killebrew homers in the eighth, and Norm Siebern adds a two-run shot for Baltimore. Robin Roberts allows only one runner past second aside from the solo homers, Baltimore stretches AL lead to seven games over idle New York.
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Baltimore
Minnesota
Twins
Tony Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
Orioles
Killebrew
Norm Siebern
Jerry Fosnow
Jack Brandt
Boog Powell
Ron Henry
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Randy II
N. J
Rutgers University
Randy TI
Randy I
Pampa High
University of Texas
New York Giants
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The
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Clovis
Giants
Cleveland
Browns
Varsity
D. X. Bible
Man With the Horn
Champ
Deuce
Osuna
Amarillo Daily News
Associated Press
Youn Berra
General Tires
Nygen
General Jato
General Tire
Baker-Askew Tire Co., Inc
1300 West
SHELL
Commercial Credit Corporation
Credit Life
W. 7Th Avenue
Versalles
Brandt Cf
Rollins
Johnson
Oliva
Aparicio
Powell
Allison
Cimoli
Hell
Siedern Ib
Henry
Robinson
Snyder
Omie Roberts
Caer
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