Champions Draws Top Field Friday in Houston Meet
About 100 national track and field stars compete at Friday night Meet of Champions in Jeppesen Stadium Houston. favorites include Glenn Winningham in javelin Jerry Dyes in triple jump Mike Lindsay in discus and shot put Earl Young in 440 and more with tickets 1.50 to 2.50 and free for under 12. Houston UH students admitted for 7 1/2 cents with spring activity book.
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Houston
Jeppesen Stadium
Glenn Winningham
U. S. Army
Jerry Dyes
Abilene Christian
Mike Lindsay
Oklahoma
Great Britain
Fred Hansen
Rice University
John Uelses
Modesto
Colin Ridgway
Lamar Tech
Anthony Watson
Watson
Billy Hardin
Louisiana State
Earl Young
Young
Utah
Blane Lindgren
Ray Cunningham
Texas
Barney Allen
Texas Southern
Charles Frazier
Olympic
Murray Halberg
U. S
Oshrman
Main Street
University of Houston
Snead Qualities in Open Club Called to Order
Sam Snead, 49, qualified for his 32nd U S Open with 141 total at Montclair N J in rain gear and a sweater. The field filled to 150 players for Oakmont with 50 exempt players and 19 more to join after sectional play across six sites including Pittsburgh Chicago Detroit Atlanta Washington and San Francisco.
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Snead
Sam
Don Weiss
Associated Press
Sam Snead
West Virginia
Montclair
Oakmont
Montclai
Upper Montclair
Lufkin Iyal
Corpus Christi Carrot
Twojaaaa
Richardson
San
Antonio Lee
Houston
Jack Fleck
Rung
Ben Hogan
Tony Manero
Atu Eursotunl UR Sae
Sam Parks Jr
Pittsburgh
Chick Harbert
Bob Toski
Atlanta
Harvie Ward
Dutch Harrison
San Francisco
Chicago
Detroit
Washington, D.C
MG A
Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Cards Grab State 4A Crown 8-6
In Austin Houston Bel laire captured the Texas Interscholastic League Class AAAA baseball title by edging Odessa 8-6. El Campo won the AAA crown with a 4-1 victory over Seminole in the other final on the two day tourney.
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Austin
Houston
Bellaire
el Campo
Odessa
Seminole
Pilot Club Stars Defeat Chargers Bantam League opener
The Pilot Club Stars crushed the Chargers 18 to 2 to open the Bantam Baseball League. Winning pitcher Ronnie Hanson homered twice with two grand slams, while Larry Vinson took the loss for the Chargers. Chargers scorers were Mark Bryant and Jerry McCarty. The Pilot Club sponsors two four team loops including a Carver Bantam League. Freshwater clams spend the early part of their lives as parasites on dish.
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The
Stars
Chargers
Ronnie Hanson
Larry Vinson
Mark Bryant
Jerry McCarty
Women Pros Open Austin Civitan Open kickoff in Austin
Thirty LPGA touring pros and 13 amateurs start the 72 hole Austin Civitan Open at the Austin Country Club. Mickey Wright of Dallas is the favorite with Beth Stone and Lucille Grizzelle leading the early round, while Kathryn Whitworth and Betsy Rawls are among expected front runners.
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Austin
Ladies Professional Golf Association
Lucille Grizzelle
San Antonio
Beth Stone
Muskogee
Okla
Austin Country Club
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Kathryn Whitworth
Jal
N.M
Twins Rally for Five-Run Fifth in Sweep of A's
Terry fires four-hitter as Yankees rise in standings with 5-0 win over Indians. Kaat blanks Red Sox in 7-0 Minnesota victory to move into third. Detroit slips in a 3-2 split as Osteen and McBride duel in tight games. Angels edge White Sox 1-0 on Burgess's sac fly with Herbert taking loss.
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Ji Hackleman
Roger Maris
John
Associated Press
Blanchard
Twins
Jerry Walker
Detroit
Ralph Terry
New
York
Yankees
Cleveland
Claude Osteen
Washington
Senators
Terry
Indians
Jim Kaat
Innesota
Jim Bunning
Boston
Red Sox
Tigers
Bill Monbonquette
Frank Mal Zone
Ken McBride
Ray Herbert
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago White Sox
Osteen
Baltimore
Dick Radatz
Norm MacAuliffe
Dick Brown
Angels
Herbert
Tom Burgess
Baseball scores and standings mixed with midweek games
A dense recap covers the National and American leagues with results from Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, and more. It notes Los Angeles closing within a half game of the first-place team after a split with Pittsburgh, while Philadelphia, Milwaukee, and New York push wins. The piece also highlights late scoring plays and a dominant pitching surge by a key pitcher.
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Vlan
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Ye . Ng Cine‘nnatime
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Indiendpalis
Milwaukee
Omaha
Houston
Louisville
Philadelphia
Denver
Chicago
Dallas-Ft. Worth
New York
Oklahoma City
Dallas-Fort Worth
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Circinnati
Indianapalis
Pierce
Cardwell
Padres
el Paso
I Yi
Haddix
Albuquerque
Cleveland
Minnesota
Big Punch
Washington
Baltimore
Robin Roberts
Plant
Bob Johnson
Detroit
Foylack
Boston
Wilson
Kansas
Wickersham
Milne
Dick Hall
Iolo
Bonikowski
Pirates
Cincinnati
Mets
Terry
Jean
Yankees
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
White Sox and Cardinals Triumph in Junior Teenage League Opening
The White Sox defeated the Pirates 12 to 2 on a two hitter and the Cardinals edged the Cubs 1 to 0 on a three hitter. Leonard Twandowsld belted the season's first home run and went 3 for 3, significantly impacting the Pirates in the opener.
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White Sox
Cardinals
Sox
Pirates
Cards
Cubs
Leonard Twandowsld
Baytown Boat Club Hosts Modified Regatta Sunday
The Baytown Boat Club hosts the Lone Star Boat Racing Association sanctioned Modified Regatta at 1:30 p.m. June 10 on the San Jacinto River west of Highlands. Event heats include C D F Hydro Combination Runabout and Free-For-All Runabout with drivers such as P. G. Stapleton Jr. and Phil Crown. several other listed racers from Texas cities are expected as the season opener follows a rough-water Port Arthur regatta.
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Baytown Boat Club
Lone Star Boat Racing Association
Clubs Park
San Jacinto River
Highlands
Hydro
Phil Crown
Clayton Eimer
Texans Pace JC Golf Tournament
Texans lead into the second round of the National Junior College Athletic Association golf tournament. Gary Bradshaw of Ranger posted one under par 69, Bill Wiggs of Ranger and Toby Nigro of Virginia, Minn., shot 68s as Odessa Junior College of Texas and Jackson, Mich., tied for the team lead at 28. Fourteen teams entered.
Hiskey and Garrett Progress in Texas State Amateur Golf
Corpus Christi AP reports Houston’s Babe Hiskey and Fort Worth’s Bill Garrett advanced in the Texas State Amateur. Hiskey defeated defending champion John Paul Cain 1 up in the third round, Garrett overcame Dick Killian 1 up, Frank Lake of Arlington beat Roane Puett 4 and 3, with Lake later losing to Cain in the finals.
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Corpus Christi
Houston
Babe Hiskey
Bill Garrett
Fort Worth
Hiskey
John Paul Cain
Garett
I Dick Killian
Frank Lake
Arlington
Roane Puett
Lake
Cain
Beautiful buys now at your family car
A brisk pitch frames a family car as a capable sportier option, noting its appeal and practicality. The copy centers on value and ease of acquisition, highlighting how the vehicle blends family utility with a sportier character.
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Homer Jones
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Pilot Club Stars
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Spartanburg, S.C
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Scottydale, Ark
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Omasville, Ga
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Don Brannen
Galveston
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Henry Bentz
Kokemoor Brothers
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Rer. R. Bravenec
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Port Arthur
Twandowski
Stanley Bishop
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Allen Acosta
Yanks
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Twardowski
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Citizens National Bank
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