Houston Cougars in Spotlight at All-America Golf Meet
UH’s Zerley leads by seven strokes amid strong team showings as Houston players contend in the All-America Intercollegiate Golf Tournament. Zerley carded two 68s and a 71 to 277, with Hopkins and Marti boosting Houston’s team score. Oklahoma State sits close behind, while Texas Tech and North Texas also post solid team totals after 54 holes.
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New Mexico
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Player Skids Sanders Fires 65 To Take Lead
Gary Player slipped from first to a tie for tenth as the Greater Greensboro Open moved into its third round. Doug Sanders fired a 65 to grab a share of the lead at 133, with Dave Marr at 136. The field included Dick Mayer Tom Aaron Don Fairfield Kel Nagle at 137 and Sam Snead Jim Clark at 138.
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Tom Aaron
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Sam Snead
Jimmy Clark
British Legislators Told No Raise Coming
London AP dispatch reports Britain’s lawmakers, among the world’s lowest paid, rejected calls for raises as Prime Minister Wilson advised no increase now. The Commons and Lords earn 1,750 pounds and 3 guineas per attendance, while the Texas citrus crop outlook and local weather are noted in brief alongside.
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Odds Say No Playoff In Tourney
In Houston the Houston Classic Open stars a field of 150 led by Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus plus all 1963 champions. The event aims to avoid a playoff for a $10 000 top prize, boosted from $9 000, with over $120 000 in advance ticket sales. Tournament officials note playoffs hurt profits and seek a fifth straight no playoff outcome at Memorial Park on the 7 021 yard course favoring power drives.
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Thursday Lee College Hosts First Rebel Relays
The first Rebel Relays will be held Thursday at Memorial Stadium Baytown with prelims at 2 15 p m and finals at 7 p m Seven junior colleges Victoria Brenham Kerrville San Antonio Wharton Pasadena and Lee College enter plus a three event girls exhibition The Southwest Track Club will compete for medals Notable athletes include Schreiner sprinter Keith Owens and San Antonio College Dwight Miles with strong showings expected in sprints mid distance and relays ahead of Ranger Texas Junior College meet action
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Ganders defeat Galena Park 1-0 in opener
Texas City side Ganders edge Galena Park 1-0 to reach semifinals of a regional baseball tournament. Jimmy Anderson tossed a four hit shutout, allowing only a third inning run on an error and a sacrifice fly. Galena Park’s lone score came on a third inning error.
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Summer gar fishing stakes loom over local Baytown game
Baytown and Galena Park battled to a 3-1 finish as Oliver and Maxwell sparked the Ganders. Teel left with a jammed finger. Maxwell subbed at third and Calhoun scored on Oliver’s fly. The Bayshore Gar Club plans its annual contest opening May 1 with scaled weights and official checks.
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NBA Playoff Schedule and Results Snapshot
Weekend National NBA results note no games today with a Friday night playoff matchup planned. Sunday features Los Angeles at Boston in a best of series while other entries show scattered team matchups and player line scores.
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Louisiana Seizes Growing Share of Oil and Gas Reserves
AP reports Louisiana boosts domestic crude reserves from 9.1 to 16.2 percent and gas reserves from 15.7 to 26.2 percent over a decade, surpassing Texas in both categories. Louisiana added 155 million barrels of crude and 59 trillion cubic feet of gas last year, while Texas saw declines in both. American Petroleum Institute estimates place gas reserves 27 percent above 1952 levels despite a boom in production.
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Thief Returns Goods To Deputy's Hose
An anonymous caller told Deputy Grady Greene he robbed Barbee Service Station at Locust. Greene recovered stolen items, including a battery and a case of oil, near his driveway. The caller claimed to have turned the goods in and hinted at further trouble.
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Hiccups Endure 22 Days Hit Denver Student
Denver University freshman Dave Morris, 18, marked a 22 day siege of hiccups. He says the episodes are less frequent and he sleeps better after returning home from the hospital. Morris began hiccuping at a party on March 2 and tried remedies without success.
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Texas House Passes 331 Million Tax Bill Historic Vote
The Texas House approved a 331 million tax bill on a decisive roll call. Lawmakers from Houston, San Antonio, Abilene, Edinburg and other cities supported the measure. The vote tally showed strong party and regional support shaping the landmark legislation.
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Synchronized Swim Meet Opens Friday
Roberta Armstrong of Paso Robles California defeated defending champion Barbara Burke of Hollywood in the solo preliminaries of the Senior National synchronized swimming meet. Armstrong scored 71.55 points to Burke’s 68.93 with Marionettes leading team scores at 13.20 and Athens Water Follies in second at 71.85. Houston’s Rosemary Veekart placed third with 67.50 points as finals proceed Saturday and Sunday.
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Hollywood
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Brother Shipmates Aboard Lost Submarine
GROTON Conn AP They were brothers shipmates and neighbors Each had four children They were aboard the nuclear submarine Thresher believed lost in the Atlantic Wednesday Mrs Neil D Shafer spoke of Bath my sons The brothers Benjamin 35 and John 33 were electricians on the Thresher They and their families lived near their parents in a local trailer park
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