Gloves Novice Division To Provide Excitement
The Austin regional Golden Gloves novice division promises a corker with strong heavyweights and contenders from UT, Southwest Texas, Temple, and St. Edwards. Notable entrants include Phil Branch, Ralph Pyle, James Cannon, Ricardo Diaz, Ruben Copeland, J T Tutor, and Pedro Calderon among others. Additional novices from Attra and Southwestern are listed as prospects awaiting entry checks.
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Austin
Phil Branch
University of Texas
Ralph Pyle
Southwest Texas
Temple
James Cannon
Elgin
Deccard Scott
Bruceee
Ray Vantor
Southwestern
Ricardo Diaz
Ruben Copeland
J. T
Pedro Calderon
St. Edward’s
Milburn Jennings
Resindo Lopez
Bobby Merchado
Bill Tidwell
Jimmy Pinedo
Dick Lopez
Franko Corpus
Lupe Garcia
Louis Polanco
J. B. Brisbin
Paul Carlin
Johnny Gaitan
James Levy
Simon Gaitan
Bobby Roebuck
Attra
Brad Miller
Bill Dorris
Daily Fresh Tamales in Austin Texas
Austin tamale shop announces daily fresh tamales for pickup and delivery. Menu highlights include pork and cheese varieties with salsa and traditional masa. Local vendors promote fast service and friendly staff to serve customers.
Greenville Drops From Big State League
Greenville surrendered its franchise in the Bioeng League due to inability to obtain players. League President Howard Green was informed by telegram that Greenville could not meet the noon Monday deadline to decide on playing baseball in 1961. The decision opened the possibility of another extension if contacts could yield players.
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Greenville
Howard Green
Greenville Baseball Organization
D. P. Thompson
Green
SWC Cage Week Opens With Key Tests In Texas Showdowns
Texas faces Texas A&M and TCU in a pivotal week as the SWC race tightens. Texas A&M and TCU both stand 3 1 in conference play while Texas aims to stay atop the standings with crucial games in College Station and Austin. Coach Jack Gray predicts tough tests despite Texas current edge.
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Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
Baylor
Bears
Waco
Texas
Texas A&m College
College Station
Jack Gray
Longhorns
A&m
TCU
Itast
Aggies
Arkansas
Rice
SMU
Gray
Nation
Walter Davis
Jewell McDowell
James Dowies
George Scaling
Austin
Leroy Miksch
Texas A&m
Waelder High School
Miksch
Flying Oranges Seen in Florida
Florida hunters report bright orange dyed mourning doves released by the wildlife commission to study flyways. Doves traveled up to 440 miles in six days from Apalachicola to Miami before one was shot. another was bagged 12 days after release, and a third reached Lower Matecumbe. Biologists continue dyeing new flocks and plan more releases to map northerly migrations.
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Florida
Apalachicola
Miami
Matecumbey
Commission
South Florida
Henigor
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