Evans Wins First Match In Texas High School Golf Tourney
In Dallas on April 24 the Texas High School Golf Tournament quarterfinals featured the Max wel l twins from Abilene advancing as Bill Evans earned medalist honors in qualifying and defeating Harold Sexton of Arlington 6 and 4 before edging Ernie Vossler 5 and 4. Budding stars from across Texas competed as Doyle Gilliam faced Buddy Weaver and other first round results shaped the bracket.
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Mrs Goldthwaite Beats Polly Riley in Texas Tourney
In Corpus Christi on April 24 the 26th Texas Women's Golf Association tourney features defending champ Kay Pearson of Houston vs Mrs Harold Weillbacher San Antonio and Mrs Frank Goldthwaite Fort Worth vs Mrs W B Abbey San Antonio. Goldthwaite beat medalist Miss Polly Riley Fort Worth one up.
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Public hunting preserves in Texas near approval
The Texas House Game and Fisheries Committee endorsed Rep. Miller Walker’s bill to empower the game commission to acquire lands for public hunting and fishing preserves and regulate use. The plan aims to expand access for average citizens amid rising lease costs, with funds anticipated from existing budget provisions.
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Longhorn League Opens 1947 Season
The Longhorn League opened its 1947 season with free scoring from six Texas clubs. Odessa routed Ballinger 17-0, Midland beat Big Spring 8-7, and Vernon defeated Sweetwater 9-4 in the opening games.
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Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey Details
The note lists 305 Grove Road Greenville 8 and Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey 86.8 proof 65 percent grain neutral spirits, produced by Calvert Distillers Corp New York City.
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Sandies hold intra squad clash and spring football notes
The Golden Sandies split squads at Butler Field in a spring practice scrimmage won by the Blues over the Whites as coaches work with about 100 players. Denny Willis shines at back and headlines a 1947 lineup built around him with key linemen Glasgow Bradley and Attebury returning. Track and baseball notes follow with Panhandle trip and Cards preview.
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Sox Not Over Optimistic s
Amarillo's Gold Sox defeated Abilene 9 to 6 in the West Texas New Mexico League opener. Bobby Decker and Bob Crues homered twice and Frank Mekules earned the win as Amarillo showed power despite base running miscues and Abilene pitching struggles.
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Bowling Scores From Metropolitan League Standings
Panhandle Insurance and Aristocrat Case led wins with high individual scores such as McCartney 497 and Langley 608. Other top performances included Sidwell 452 for Southwestern Appliance and Novak 570 for Oakes-Fyfe Insurance, as teams posted multiple 1 to 3 match wins.
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West Texas-New Mexico League opens with 9-1 Pampa win
Pampa leads eight team race as it defeats Borger 9-1 in the opening contest. Lubbock suffers five errors by Clovis in an 11-8 loss to South Plains. Lamesa tops Albuquerque 6-1 and Amarillo beats Abilene 9-6.
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World champions Cardinals struggle as Pirates surge to early NL lead
Cardials sit in last place after a 2-5 start as Pittsburgh, led by Billy Cox’s grand slam and Ed Basinski’s two run homer, top the league with six wins in seven. Brooklyn, Chicago, and New York also win while the Yankees surge to AL lead behind Allie Reynolds shutout. Reds miscue as Cubs win 7 to 1 in a errors heavy game.
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Texas Stars Set for Drake Relays Showdown
Drake Relays in Des Moines prepares for a record entry of 80 colleges and universities across the 38th Midwestern Track and Field Classic. Texas stars led by Charlie Parker chase titles, with Allen Lawler Ben McCluskey and North Bader among top challengers as indoor standout Morrison Dillard debuts outdoors.
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Sugar added to mortar strengthens concrete walls study says
A chemical society report finds sugar mixed with mortar improves the strength of concrete walls. The technique may influence construction methods citing enhanced bonding and durability.
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