Trout Wins Senior Golf Tour Derby In Amarillo Play
Chick Trout from Lubbock staged a gritty uphill win at the Tri-State Senior Golf Tour 17th annual divot derby for 50-year-olds and up at Amarillo Country Club. He captured his second straight crown, edging Dr. C. D. Moore 1 up after a tense 18th hole finish amid a six-birdie team showing on the 6,298-yard layout.
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Old Sox Win Reynolds Seeks Second Win Over Lamesa
In Lamesa, Jim Reynolds, now with Amarillo Gold Sox, meets his old teammates as Amarillo tops the Lobos 17-5 to move into sixth place. Rookie Larry Mann earned his eighth win, while Lamesa’s Glen Burns extended his hitting streak to 26 games. Major General George A. Custer and 225 Cavalry troops were noted in a historical addendum.
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Clayton Noland
Frank Murray
Dub Akins
Jimmy Dean
Johnny Bruzga
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Akins
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Dean
Bruzga
Paul Halter
Glen Burns
UCLA Student Wins Public Links Championship
Milwaukee honors UCLA junior Dave Stanley a 20 year old Los Angeles college student who defeated Ralph Vranesic of Denver in a 38 hole final at Brown Deer Park to capture the National Public Links title. Stanley arrived early for practice and played daily on the 6573 yard course, prevailing before a 2000 strong gallery in the longest title match in Public Links history.
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Dave Stanley
Los Angeles
Ralph Vranesic
Denver
Brown Deer Park
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UCLA
Vranesiz
Reed Garners Links Crown at Kilgore Meadowbrook
Kilgore July 16 Buster Reed a North Texas State golfer defeated Ray Dillon Kilgore 3 and 2 to win the Meadowbrook Invitational. Reed was four under par for 16 holes and reached the final by edging North Texas teammate Marion Hiskey 1 up on 20 holes. Dillon beat Monte Sanders 3 and 2 in the other semifinal.
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Idaho
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Marshall
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Hubbers Grab Second in West Texas New Mexico League
The Lubbock Hubbers moved into second place by beating Berger 5-2, while Amarillo Gold Sox climbed from last to sixth with a 12-3 win over the Lobos. Albuquerque and Clovis posted wins in 16 innings, and Pampa defeated Borger 13-9 as pitching and late offense shaped the standings. Grover Seitz, ex-Pampa manager, earned the Clovis win with Dwight Stoddard lasting through, while Red Dial took the loss for Borger after three batters.
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Maxim Slated For Physical
Chicago July 16 Joey Maxim world light heavy champ is to report to the Illinois State Athletic Commission for a physical exam today. He was suspended for a month after a May 30 loss to Ezzard Charles and is expected to be reinstated for a light heavy title defense against Irish Bob Murphy in New York within weeks. Satterfield previously lined up for Maxim Murphy but may wait for the winner.
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New York
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Arkansas Diamonds Claim United States Lead
Arkansas is reported as possessing the sole diamond mines in the United States, marking a unique national resource that highlights the state’s mining interests and potential gemstone output.
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Trabert Wins National Clay Courts Title Over Larsen
In Chicago on July 16 Tony Trabert, 20, a Cincinnati University sophomore and 1951 national intercollegiate champion, defeated Art Larsen in five sets to capture the National Clay Courts title. Trailing 0-3 in the third, Trabert rallied from 8-6 6-2 first two sets and won 6-4 6-3 8-6 amid line dispute complaints and a replacement linesman.
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