Seven up drives Texas and Cincinnati in postseason run
San Angelo and Clear Creek capture state titles as NCAA and NIT action heats up. Cincinnati, Duke, Loyola, and UCLA loom as major contenders with key regional semifinals, while Texas and Oklahoma City push for NCAA bids. The season’s end hinges on playoff showdowns across conferences and tournaments.
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Buffaloes
San Francisco
Dave Lee
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Stanford
Santa Monica
UCLA
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Frival
Cincinnati
Duke
Loyola of Chicago
Arnie Palmer wins Pensacola open in near record
Arnie Palmer takes the Pensacola Open by two strokes with a final round burst of birdies on the front nine. Sam Angelo leads early but Palmer’s 67 secures the victory, netting $3,500 and moving him among the season’s top money winners. Gary Player finishes strong in Class A with a 69, tying for second and earning $2,750.
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Arnett Palmer
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Sam Angelo
Bvoant
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Clear Creek
Seminole
Buna
Canyon
South Africa
Gary Player
West Sabine
Woodsboro
Ship
Harold Kneece
McAdoo
Prairie Valley
Nocona
Yommy Bolt
Palmer leads with birdies in Pensacola Open round
The 1950 Pensacola Open champion Palmer birdied Nos. 1 3 6 and 7 to take a one stroke lead after nine holes while Kneece struggled. The field included Mason Rudolph Johnny Pott Bob Charles Bo Wininger and others with Ragan Sanders Boros and Duden in the top 10 and the May quota tied to April earnings. Palmer’s season earnings and lead in the standings are noted as the event progresses.
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Johnny Pott
Bob Charles
Bo Wininger
Dave Ragan
Doug Sanders
Julius Boros
Bob Duden
Frank Boynton
Bobby Holst
Gay Brewer Jr
Bradley Says Longhorns Not Scared Of Bearcats
Texas coach Harold Bradley says his team won’t fear Cincinnati in the NCAA playoffs and is eager for Friday’s Midwest Regional clash in Lawrence Kansas after a 65 17 win over Texas Western in Lubbock. He credits Baylor loss with focus and notes Texas has depth, though Cincinnati has quality. Bradley expects a hard fought matchup for Southwestern Conference prestige. Texas will practice through Wednesday before departing Thursday.
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Ulaoi
Colorado
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Illini
Indiana
Tiineis
Iowa
Ohio State
Hoosiers
Mingis
Austin
Harold ‘Bradley
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Lubbock
Bradley
Baylor
Geography and Economics Lessons Combined in Dallas
An anonymous caller in Dallas claimed to have mastered geography and economics and asked the Dallas Times about the biggest and Canada. The exchange hints at a puzzle and a note on classifieds reaching buyers willing to pay most.
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Dallas
Dallas Times
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Canada
Key Record Set Leaders Change in Texas Women's Bowling
AP reports the fifth weekend of the Texas Women’s Bowling tournament produced a new state record and seven leadership changes. Naylor’s trophies of San Antonio set a Class B team mark at 2655, dethroning Sports of Houston. The Dallas West Point Shirts led Class A team, while The bowling twins from Houston Mi Lou Lane and Miss Snevham surged to the top in Class A doubles with 119. Gertie Schmidt of Houston led Class A singles with 623, Barbara Sparks of Orange led Class B singles at 603, Elizabeth Burkhart of Odessa overtook Barb i Schall in Class D singles at 552, and Dian Parish of Houston led Class E singles with 1403.
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Houston
West Point Shirts
Dallas
Ned Fist
Bowling Twins
Mi Lou Lane
Miss Sne Vham
Gertie Schmidt
Barbara Sparks
Orange
Elizabeth Burkhart
Odessa
Barbi Schall
Dian Parish
Hospital Patients and Rooms Across City Hospitals
In a mixed roster of names and rooms, multiple patients at San Jacinto Lillie Duke Gulf Coast and other area facilities are listed by full names and room numbers. The notice includes various residents from Highlands, Houston, and La Porte with room allocations and family relations.
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Michael Lloyd
Patrick Lynn Renn
Don Dean
Sir Oak
Highlands
San Jacinto
J. J. Orms
Irs
Sherwood Adcock
Opairene Simons
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Thomas L. Prigmore
Rosille
Henry Lopez
Cherry
George C. Gerland
Stewart
Reom
Roon
Welly Gazaway
Charles
Gazaway
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EL Cleveland
Robert W. Rogers
Int Parkway
Trinis D. Walker
la Porte
Curt
Wagner
Mareh'9
Gulf Coast
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