City Golf Crown Is Being Decided
Evans and Hill clash for Amarillo City Golf Championship as early rounds produce tight matches. Summary of quarterfinals and semifinals shows Hill and McKay advancing with Evans in close pursuit, plus numerous flight results and upcoming final pairings.
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Manson Allen
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Earl Batson
Bill Bogard
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Tom LeMond, Jr
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Bill Bannister
Joe Duckworth
O. L. Walker
Pat Collins
W. R. Hobson
C. R. Johnson
Henry Whitley, Jr
Garland Price
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Patt Powell
Don Hill
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Ats McKay, Jr
Grady Walker
John Evans
Harry DeLashmutt
Glenn Smoot
J. G. Risley
W. D. Jones
Jack Phillips
Rex Baxter, Jr
Henry Pond
Ken Liedahl
Bob Underwood
George Caldwell
Cliff Rogers
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Jack Robinson
H. G. Howard
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Gene Klein, Jr
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J. F. Nicholson
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Jim Campbell
Ardine Allen
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A. W. McGouirk
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Frank Craig
Grady Howard
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J. C. Christopher
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Man polishes his own coffin daily in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio Martin J Dziubakowski 76 tends a self built oak coffin daily polishing its varnish. His son Martin Jr 40 notes the elder has never explained the reason. Neighbors say he is cheerful and unconcerned about death and a remark about building a coffin spans generations.
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Helmstedt University Founded in 1576 and Closed in 1810
The National Geographic Society notes the University of Helmstedt in Germany began in 1576 and operated until its closure in 1810. The institution's long history reflects the era's educational landscape and scholarly activity across the region.
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Higgins Will Coach by Mail
Oklahoma A M coach Ralph Higgins will direct cross country teams from South Africa by mail while overseeing an American AAU track squad this fall. The piece also notes Kansas State’s plan for a new field house and various college sports updates from Georgia Tech to Notre Dame.
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Carl Snavely
Clyde
Pete” Mullis
Shreveport Gunners Clinch Most Wins at South Texas Pistol Shoot
James E. Clark and William A. Gooch of Shreveport dominated the sixth annual South Texas Pistol Shoot in Houston. Final results show they won 12 of 13 matches as of yesterday, marking a decisive performance.
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Baseball season stalls as Buck Fausett hired by Gold Sox
The columnist notes St Louis Cardinals slipping to second division and Gold Sox planning next year with Buck Fausett. He recaps city golf pick results at Ross Rogers Course with six players, discusses Sandie gridiron prep facing Childress Bobcats, and predicts high school districts in Northern and Southern brackets while highlighting Waco writer Jinx Tucker’s views. Bobby Brown of Lubbock, a 1949 all state back, plans to attend TCU and may star in football and baseball.
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Old Man of Courts Faces Big Title Bid
Gardnar Mulloy at 36 goes into the US Amateur Tennis Championship semi finals against youngster Herbie Flam in Forest Hills. The veteran believes his 13th bid could finally yield a title as a new wave of young players rises.
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Mulloy eyes national crown in singles at Forest Hills
After 22 years in the game Gar Mulloy advances to the semifinals at Forest Hills fueled by sharpening his backhand with Slim Harbett. At 36 he hopes the luck of the draw and breaks favor him as he targets the oldest U.S. champion title since Tilden while weighing Davis Cup skip potential.
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Herbie
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Risks Record Here Thursday Risks Record Here Thursday
George Craig, the Tulsa blacksmith, defends his undefeated stretch Thursday night against Ray Clements of Lubbock in the semifinal at Promoter Cory Detton’s Sports Arena. Craig has beaten Sandow and Lever by disqualification recently as he faces the rough Lubbock fighter. the main event pits Frankie Hill Murdock against Bob Cummings for the southwestern states junior heavyweight title.
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Bulldog” Clements
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Frankie Hill Murdock
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Housewives Clean Dirt From Route 33
In Logan Ohio housewives halted traffic on Route 33 to scrub dirt from a construction site off the highway. They used brooms and hoses for hundreds of feet, ending with aching shoulders and blistered hands after dust blew into their homes. They complained to city and highway department with no relief, so they took action themselves.
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Playoff spots in West Texas New Mexico League still up for grabs
The West Texas New Mexico League nears its close with four clubs set for the playoffs though eight games remain. Pampa leads by six games over Albuquerque, with Lubbock and Lamesa tied for third. Results yesterday included Borger a 16-2 winner over Lubbock and Amarillo 8-1 at Pampa. many games rained out.
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Therapeutic Springs in Budapest Add Diversity to Healing
The article notes Budapest hosts therapeutic springs with sulfur springs in the north and radium rich Glauber salt springs in the south aiding various diseases beyond rheumatism. It also reports a 70 year old African man drowning in Pretoria, South Africa while saving a white child.
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SMU lands Portland high school star Al Hansen
Portlands six foot two inch fullback Al Hansen, a top high school football recruit, has enrolled at Southern Methodist University. The 210 pound back, sought by Pacific Coast programs, followed his family to Dallas after they moved earlier this summer.
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