Baytown Golf and Track Set for Friday Events
A multi sport Friday slate features Baytown area golfers at Atascocha Golf Club and a 60 player field in the 124A golf tournament. The South Houston Relays loom as a key warm up with high school tennis and track at Jeppesen Stadium and Robert E. Lee College courts. The conference meet aims to send two teams and two singles to regionals with strong entries across golf tennis and track.
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Bill Marshall
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Gingies
Dave Barsalou
Sheri
Dilwood Stewart
Gwen Bussa
Clint Nettleton
Beverly Gatlin
George Ferguson
John Bowers
Gary Robert Elswick
Pat Pess
Jim Vincent
Raymond Watson
Vegas
Clark
Lably
Don Parkhurst
Jeppeson G. Cezeaux
Bert Hill
James Bossley
Larry Smith
Freddy
Results From Wednesday and Schedule Across Leagues
Summary of Wednesday baseball and basketball scores including Detroit Los Angeles San Francisco and Baltimore. Upcoming games feature Cincinnati Philadelphia New York Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis and Houston along with division finals and tournament results from AAU basketball and regional showdowns.
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Death of Neyland Spurs Football World Grief
NEW ORLEANS La AAP Praise poured in from leaders of the sport world for Gen Robert Neyland dead at 70 after his single wing system built top Tennessee teams. In 27 years as coach he won 171, lost 27, tied 12 and his 1951 Vols were national champions. Funeral Friday in Knoxville with burial at the U S National Cemetery near the field of his famed teams.
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Robert Neyland
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America
Ochstier Foundation
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George Halas
National Football League
Columbia
Lou Little
Panama Canal Zone
Army
Dodd
Hiswidow
Knoxville
U.S. Natonal
Moore Lavorante Set For Heavyweight Bout In L.A.
In Los Angeles at the Sports Arena, Archie Moore and Alejandro Lavorante prepare for Friday night. Moore, nearing retirement and not defending a title, is expected to weigh around 191 pounds while Lavorante, a top heavyweight contender, weighs about 210. No television or radio broadcast is planned for the 12 round bout.
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Los Angeles
Archie Moore
Argentina
Alejandro Lavorante
Moore
Jack Kearns
Lavorante
Pinkie George
Rifle and Pistol Club To Meet At VFW Hall
The VFW Rifle and Pistol Club will offer a free firearms training course for boys aged 12 to 18 with a bonus deer hunt next season for those who complete the course. The meeting will discuss the course and feature a firearms film at 7 30 p m Thursday at the VFW hall. All men and boys in the club are invited.
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VFW Rifle and Pistol Club
VFW
Parkhurst Poised To Break Houston Relays Records
Baytown sprinter Don Parkhurst emerges as a top contender at the Houston Relays Field Friday after matching 9.5 second records in three straight meets the Border Olympics Gulf Coast and Lee Relays. He also anchored two Gander relay teams last Saturday boosting his standing.
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Don Parkhurst
Baytown
Houston
Gulf Coast
Lee
Parkhurst
Its Happy Ending At Boulder For Colorado Comedy
In Boulder Colorado the University of Colorado ends a turbulent period as Bud Davis becomes head coach amid earlier threats of revolt by players. Cal Ward returns as peacemaker after years of obscurity and Ken Blair recalls he threatened rebellion during the coaching transition. Ward, once fired, is now a professor of physical education.
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Colorado
University of Colorado
William E
Bud) Davis
Cal Ward
Ward
Davis
Buffalo
Ken Blair
Blair
Bob Ghilotti
Everett
Sonny) Grandelius
Regents
144 Bowlers Roll At San Antonio
One hundred forty four crack shots of the bowling lanes started rolling today in the $25,000 San Antonio tournament on the professional trail. Don Carter, who leads the money winners with $16,422, heads a field of 137 touring pros and seven focal bowlers. Carter wasn’t here for the pro-amateur preview Wednesday night. He was busy at the American Bowling Congress in Des Moines. Pro George Howard of Detroit teamed with Dick Weibert of San Antonio for 1,374 to win the pro amateur, Howard toppled 676 pins and Weibert hit 394 plus 104 handicap.
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San Antonio
Don Carter
Carter
American Bowling Congress
Des Moines
George Howard
Detroit
Dick Weibert
Howard
Weibert
Azalea Open Attracts Strongest Field Ever
The Azalea Open in Wilmington North Carolina opens its 14th year with the largest purse in its history and a strong field led by Lionel Hebert and Ken Still. Hebert shot four under par in the pro am and the event features top pro and amateur players amid a field that includes plans for the Augusta Masters next week.
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Wilmington
N.C
Barber
Chandler Harper
Ken Still
Tacoma
Wash
Lionel Hebert
Injury and illness hit ARM track season prospects
The report notes sprinter Pat Merritt missing key events due to a broken leg and later infectious mononucleosis, sidelining a leading mile contender. Also mentioned are Gary Player sharpening for Masters, Mike Souchak leading money lists, and a San Angelo Relays update with Aggie quartet seeking more winnings.
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Suate
Cea An
Pat Mitchell
Wilmington
Merrat
Alut Itrhal Oo Ffarn 2
San Angelo
Merritt
Aggie
Mike Souchak
Abilene Christian College
Pergi
Deny Hate
Wanted: Young Ambitious Men for NASA Astronaut Roles
Washington AP reports NASA seeks more astronauts with a broad, challenging path and top potential. Civilian applicants welcomed. James E. Webb notes the age cap may drop to about 35, with current eldest at 46. Original group named in April 1959, all military test pilots.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
James E. Webb
UNM Names Robin King New Road Coach
The University of New Mexico appoints Robin King age 38 as basketball coach. King previously served as an assistant at the University of Town and accepts a ten thousand dollar contract.
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Albuquerque
APY
University of New Mexico
Robin King
University of Town
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