Lee Relays Star Charlie Thomas AAU All American
Lee Relays star Charlie Thomas named to the AAU All American team for 1954 after already making the NCAA All American squad. The Longhorn sprinter, famed for a 9.9 quarter, helped Texas relay teams tie the world record with 40.8 at Kansas Relays and 46.5 at the Coliseum in Los Angeles.
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Thomas
AAU
TENAS
Charlie Thomas
Charlie
Bryerly Rothhold
Big Charlie
Texas
Kansas
Longhorn
Dean Smith
al Frieder
Jerry Precht
Kansas Relays
Coliseum
Los Angeles
Fondren hailed as a really great athlete by Rice coach
Dean Smith from Texas completes his eligibility year with a 96 yard dash in a triangular meet over Easter, tying the fastest time in the nation this spring. Teammate Bobby Whilden is also noted for sprint speed as the Texas teams boast a strong tennis lineup led by Giammalva and Harnvadez. Rice line coach Joe Davis praises Walter Fondren as a first rate athlete, saying he is a truly great competitor.
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Dean Smith
Texas
United States
Bobby Whilden
Whiden
Lee
Lamar
Thomas’ Lee
Charlie's
Texas Standards
University of Texas
Sammy
Giammalys
Johnny Harnvadez
Tommy Springer
Dave Snyder
Wilmer Allison
Giammatva
Houston St. Thomas
Allison
Bobby Layne
Detroit Lions
Willie Morris
Daily Texan
Uns
Tom Hamilton
Murray Wall
Charlie Gorin
Kal Segrist
Lee Smashes To 134A Title In Gander Upset
Wilson Davis and Dunaway star as Baytown Gander track team dominates Galena Park to win the 134A meet at Galena Park. Dunaway wins discus with a 149 ft 1 in record and doubles. Davis and Wilson set multiple marks including a mile relay 8:22.38 and 440 record 43.4. Davis also posts a 49.3 in the 440 and wins the 100-yard dash in 9.9. The Ganders rack up seven firsts, two seconds, and outdistance Pasadena and Galena Park. Next is Region V at Houston Public School Stadium April 23 and then state at Abilene.
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Tom Murray
Sun
Beverly Rockhard
Galena Park
Houston Public School Stadium
Abilene
Charlie Dunaway
Vic Davis
Wally Wilson
Ganders
Galeus Park
Pasadena
Dunaway
Bob Singleton
Davis
Wilson
Lee
Eddie Bussa
Freecport
Bob Moore
Ron Benford
Pat Bond
Bert Dominy
Gangers
Smajstria
Robins
Smalsthatan
Charles Dunaway
Baytown
Gayle Watkins
Bobby Spain
Keith Adams
Brazosport
Jimmy Golden
Adrian Knight
Pasa
Dena
Billy Hinkle
Bill Fuller
Galveston
G. F. Alsbrook
Emmett Baker
David Hill
Joe Dove
Rodney Robb
Anton Smajstrla
Denton Parker
Joe Frank Robins
Laytown
L. J. Boudreaux
Galveston Ball
Wallace Wilson
Fireballers Turley Score Impress Brooklyn Smash Giants
Friday's action featured Herb Score winning in his major league debut as the Cleveland Indians moved into first place with a 7 3 victory over Detroit. The Dodgers crushed the Giants 6 3 behind Duke Snider's three run homer as Brooklyn improved to start the season, while New York and Philadelphia results were noted as weather postponed. Score struck out nine, allowed seven hits, and left 10 Tigers stranded while Turley starred for the Yankees with 10 strikeouts in a three run win.
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New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Score
King
Indianapolis
Dare
Tribe
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Yankees
Bastion Red Sox
Indians
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ed Mit
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Ring Patters
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al Rosen
Ralph Kiner
Frank Lary
Rob Turley
Baltimore Orioes
Turley
Faye
Giants
Snider
Ghrt
Billy Lees
Davey Willams
Lees
Dodgers
Carl Furillo
Ruben Gomez
Carets
Clevelant Indians
Crosby State Bank Report Of Condition 1955 Texas
A scanned financial condition report for Crosby State Bank of Crosby Texas dated April 1 1955. It lists assets including cash and reserves 25456 12 and loans 692 498 20. liabilities total deposits 2 025 551 19 and other liabilities 16 097 90. capital accounts 80 000 00. assets pledged 276 000 10. Signed by cashier A H Garbs and directors G O Hare Camille Ulrich T A Ramsey. Notary F R Lintleman.
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Crosby
Texas
Federal Reserve System
Fort~tral Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
United Stes
Postal Savings
J. A. Garbs
A. H. Garbs
G. O. Hare
Camille Ulrich
T. A. Ramsey
State OF Texas
County OF Harris
Betty Jameson Sets New Babe Open Course Record
Betty Jameson of San Antonio led a star field in Braymont Texas as she fired an eight under par 65 to set a new course and tournament record for the Babe Zaharias Open. Zaharias finished fifth as Jameson built a large lead over Jackie Pang and other top players in round one.
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Betty Jameson
Braymont
Texa
Miss Jameson
San Antonio
Uist
Zaharias
Junior Teen Rosters Selected Practice Await Completion Of Diamonds
Four managers named preliminary rosters for the Junior Teen baseball league to begin practice once diamonds are ready. Teams include Kiwanis Braves, Lion Cubs, Elk Dodgers, and Optimist Giants with multiple players listed under each.
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Teague
Wall and Furgol lead Greensboro Open field of 185
Art Wall Jr. of Pocono Manor Pa and Ed Furgot of St Louis top a field of 185 golfers moving into the second round of the 18th Greater Greensboro Open at Sedgefield Country Club. Sixteen players beat par including Wall and Furgol who shot 66. Jerry Barber and Sam Snead tied for fourth after 68 and 67 respectively with seven birdies by Furgol and Will as a former Duke golfer posting 66.
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Art Wall
Ed Furgot
Greensboro
N.gc
Art Wall Jr
Pocono Manor
St. Louis
Wall
Furgol
Forramder Mir
Sedgefield
Couter
Surgol
Will
Duke University
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Stings Defeat Ganders in 7-4 Saturday Matchup
Texas City Sting beat Lee 7-4 as Carl Trepagnier hit a two run double and Harold Lytle scored on a Tong triple. Lee led 4-0 early, but Texas City rallied with seven runs through the fourth inning.
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Dor Clark
Texas City Stingarees
Carl Trepagnier
Lee
Wayne Balke
Edwin Denny
J. W. Grimel
Texas City
Harold Lytle
Marshall Johnson
Charlie Esterak
Bob Kabitz
Trepagnier
D. D. Haney
Muillany
Gaider
Shience
Bol Hullam
Johnson
Slick
Cammel
Spurrier Breaks 1 000 Yard Record At Berkeley Meet
Ton Spurrier of the Olympic Club set an American best in the 1 000 yard event at Berkeley clocking 2 08 5 for the distance but missed the 1 000 meter mark with 2 21 8 while also recording a 1 000 yard time of 2 08 5, surpassing the 1939 mark for that distance. The Globetrotters beat the College All Stars 72 8 in Milwaukee in a cross country basketball tour game as they push for wins.
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Berkeley
Calif
Ton Spurrier
Spurrier
University of California
Mal Whitfield
Wisconsin
Chuck Fenske
Globetrotters
Milwaukes
Wis
Harlem Globetrotters
College All-Stars
Fisherman Favored to Win Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica
NEW YORK UP- side the small colt Fisherman trained by C. V. Whit ney already has nine stakes wins and placed second in eight races. He is carrying 126 pounds top weight and was tipped as the favorite for the $30,500 Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica on Saturday after narrowly losing the Campbell Memorial at Bowie last week when Social Outcast set a course record.
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Cc. V. Whitney
Jamaica
Phalanx
Bowie
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Trey) Barsalou
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Davia Brinkley
Gordon Jennings
Happy Baumain
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John D. Bell
George R. Yates
John Sweeney
Jimmy Herring
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Frank Gilbert
Jack King
James Creekmore
Vic Wratten
William D. Hodges
Fred Garner
Don Hodges
David Trimble
Charles R. Simmons
Jerry W. McCartney
Philip Grayson
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Jerry Walters
Jack McCartney
Ralph Manis
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Walter Heintschel
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