Murray-Go-Round by Tom Murray at Gender practice field
A vivid report on spring football at Gender practice field where Dan Stallworth hosts top high school coaches. Notable figures include Conroe’s Bob Schultze and Swede Hill among others visiting to observe drills. The 66-man squad, led by Stallworth and players Sultis Adams Armstrong Davis, endured two hours of hard contact in warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Stallworth
Stalhworth
Conroe
Bob Schultze
Léxus
Lamar
Walter Fondren
Dike Rose
Houston Sandaviato
Swede Hill
Jeff Devis
Stallworth
Pete Sultis
George Armstrong
John Adams
Louis Davis
La Borde's Netters Seeks Dual State Titles This Year
Coach Leo La Borde leads Robert H. Lee’s tennis program with Faut Como and Douglas Bashrum as top high school doubles, plus Bill Dixon and Robert Keeton strong in singles. The squad aims for two state titles while facing rivals Beverly Rockhori, Ray, Sunset, North Side, and others in a competitive season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Rockhori
Ray
Sunset
North Side
Abilene
Geder
Leo la Borde
Texas
Faut Como
Douglas Bashrum
Bill Dixon
Dixon
Austin
Richard Keeton
Keeton
Robert B. Lee
la Borde
Bashrum
University of Texas
D. A. Penick
Robert H. Lee
Paul Wilkins
Murr
Rock
Kudla's Boys Lead Beaumont Relays Quest
In Beaumont last Friday night Kudla's squad earned 141 points while the Beaumont Relays saw their rivals score 104. Roland Kudla pressed for publicity as Rock's mile relay group was nudged to a 3:20.0 dream pace, with junior Jerry Capps teased over new track shoes after a brisk 49.5 440 attempt and a cheeky quip about earning a carload of shots next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Kudla
Mr. Rock
Beaumont
San Antonio
Rock
Jerry Capps
Rockhold
Capps
Strikes and Spares In League Action Across Several Matches
League action features Peoples State Rankers defeating Huber and Budweiser falling to Ernie Dittmans Keglers with Dick Page posting a 218 high single and Don Millard tallying a 587 series. In MENA, Welles’ team loses to Tharpe’s Powlers while Hullman’s group splits with Tharpe’s squad. Other results include Robinsons dropping to Reich, Waesy Wright’s side splitting with Roy Baker, and high singles by C D Little at 192 with a top series. OMEN’s League sees Grill shut out by BW Tanner’s squad as Ador able Geanty takes three from Mission Orange. MERCHANTS League shows J R Case’s team splitting with R EL Neely’s, while Koenke’s Keaglers fall to Movar Appliance. EB, Dickinson’s from Henke and Pillots win two over Bazley’s crew. MENS 550 CLUB highlights Millard, Moskowitz, and BK 1, Kinebel. CALISTOGA items note Marciano’s campaigned return and Rocky’s workout ahead of title defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huber
Budweiser
Ernie Dittmans
Dick Page
Don Millard
Jim Welles
Gene Tharpe
Powlers
K. F. Hullman
Keglers
Garl Tharpe
Pete
Merchants League
Inague
J. R. Case
R. EL Neely
Jobert Koenke
Keaglers
Movar Appliance Company
Dickinson
Henke
Pillots
Bert Bazley
Nashua Leads Derby Field With 5-4 Choice Over Summer Tan
Louisville reports the official Kentucky Derby morning prices set Nashua as the 5 to 4 favorite and Summer Tan as the 2 to 1 second choice for the upcoming Spectacle. Boston Mandell, the odds-maker, placed Nashua as the public favorite and Summer Tan as the challenger in the run for the dollars.
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Louisville
Nashua
Summer Tan
Boston Mandell
Belair
John W. Galbreath
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Paine Bros
Michaels Stern
Wonderon
Dacron
Dacron and
Wiscoe
West Texas
Tom Murray
Netters
Kudla
UCR
Omen
Tanner
Geanty
Mission Orange
F. D. McConnell
Richmond Hunt Hie Station
Bennie Moskowitz
BK. 1
Kinebel
Mens Chv Association
Orr RS
Clarence Tutmimires
View
Max Nuttall
Hmary Hartman
WOMID
Jani Murrell
Rene Lehde
Bill Shewell
Nadine Fillow
Ruth "Kselly
Marciano
Calistoga
Calif
Sone
Wednysday
Atarciano
Marcian
Atle
Kargkind
Dons
Bob Albright
Baltimere
Gore
Kid Gavilan
Yamil Chade
Western Auto
Tire Sale
DAVIS
Houston Natural Gas Company
Panies—United
Houston Nat
Ural
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