All American Mose: A sportsman’s fraught career
The report covers Rodger Mose Simms, a versatile athlete and promoter, detailing his rise from high school football tours to college play and coaching roles. It notes his involvement with All-American showcases, the financial gambits of schoolboy games, and his transitions into coaching and athletic administration while highlighting financial losses and bursts of success across multiple states and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prainwind
Allo America
NCAA
Jose
Iba
Sam
Simms
Mose
Corpus Christi
Onlq
Wigwam Wisemen of America
22 Golfers Seek US Open Berths At Oakmont Qualifier
Dallas AP report lists 22 players vying for five spots in the National Open at Oakmont June 14 to 16. Qualifying 36 holes at Dac Country Club will feature Joe Conrad amateur John Thornton Joe Moore Jr. Dewitt Weaver Jr. and Ernie Vossler among others from Texas Oklahoma and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Bo Wininger
Joe Conrad
Joe Moore
Ernie Vossier
Oakmont
Dac Country Club
John Thornton
Joe Moore Jr
San Antonio
Tommy Elkin
Lake Charles
Raymond Gatford
Bart Haltom
Jerry Edwards
Fort Worth
Ross Collins
Dudley Wysong
Jim Dowling
Wichita Falls
Dick Turner
San Angelo
Elroy Marti
Houston
Don Sechrest
Labron Harris Jr
Labron Harris Sr
Stillwater
Okla
Willard Wood
Bryan
Ernie Vossler
Oklahoma City
Dewitt Weaver Jr
Mobile
Ala
Hardy ‘Loudermilk
Jal, NM
Bill Boorman
Longview
Richard Hessemer
Wharton
Odessa
Allstate saves Texas motorists 4.7 million dollars last year
Allstate claims to have saved Texas drivers a total of 4,716,743 dollars in the past year. The ad notes a 15 percent discount for families with two or more cars on liability collision and medical payments. It also mentions a bank plan offering auto financing at low rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Christie
Grants Pass
Ore
Chuck Rodee
Indianapolis
Allen ‘Crowe
Springfield
Ill
Shorty Fempleman
Seattle
Inight
Allstate
Texas
Auto Finance Bank
Inks Lake
Possum Kingdom Lake
B. G. Rogers
Lake Nosworthy
Granite Shoals
Lake Buchanan
Lone Star Lake
Galveston
Middle
Iron and Steel Use Totals in U S Population
About 18 billion tons of iron and steel are in use by Americans. This averages roughly 19,700 pounds of steel in service for every person in the United States.
Sailfish Sunfish Contest Opens June Activities
The first national Sailfish Sunfish sailing championships set for Offats Bay June 1 3, with Galveston Boat Club sponsorship. Events cover sailfish and sunfish classes for men women juniors and mixed doubles. Separate report notes June hunting hearings across 30 Possum Kingdom area with wildlife biologists and public input guiding season decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Offats Bay
Galveston Boat Club
Archery Association
Rotary Point
Lake Texarkana
NFAA
The
Game Commission
Possum Kingdom
One Game Alters Texas Loop Race
The Texas League standings were shaken after a single game as Albuquerque routed Tulsa 82 to drop Tulsa from first, while El Paso moved within three percentage points. Albuquerque climbed from fifth to third, San Antonio dropped to fourth, and Austin fell to fifth as Amarillo beat San Antonio 7-2. Jose Santiago threw a nine hitter for El Paso, Vic Romovsky had four hits and a sac fly driving in three in El Paso’s 5-3 win over Austin, and Raul Sanchez of Amarillo pitched superbly against San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Albuquerque
Oilers
el Paso
San Antonio
Austin
Amarillo
Missions
Jose Santiago
Vic Romovsky
Power's Homer Beats Yankees as Ramos Shuts Baltimore 7-0
Pedro Ramos dominated Baltimore on three hits through seven innings in the first game of a doubleheader, driving in five with two homers including a grand slam for the 7-0 win. In the nightcap, Power hit a first inning homer as the Twins won 5-4. The doubleheader split left Minnesota a game behind New York in the standings amid coaching notes and scattered recaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Rathet
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Associated Press
Braves
Cleveland
Reds
Pitts
St. Louis
Ramos
Twins
Vic Houston
Chicago
Cubs
Uwe. Ramos
Baltimore
Orioles
Power
Kansas City
New York
Paul Hornung
Yankees
Minnesota
Green Bay
Louis
Detroit
Lesville
Angeles
Ft. Riley
Kan
Tigers
Homung
Kansas
White Sox
City
Angels
Boston
Washington
Senators
A's
Bill Stafford
Joe Bonikowski
Hth
Dick Stigman
Jim Coates
Jake Wood
Becky Colavita
Norm Cash
Phil Regan
John Buzhardt
Joel Horlen
Sam Jones
Palmer in Memphis Open field draws big names
MEMPHIS Tenn AP The 40000 Memphis Open Golf Tournament begins with Arnold Palmer and Gary Player expected to duel as top money leaders. Palmer and Player, both missing in 1961, return at Colonial Country Club along with Mike Souchak Joe Campbell Julius Boros Bob Goalby defending champion Cary Middlecoff Billy Masel and Tommy Bolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Palmer
Player
Colonial Country Club
Mike Souchak
Joe Campbell
Julius Boros
Bob Goalby
Cary Middlecoff
Billy Masel
Tommy Bolt
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Baytows Ae
Andarolis
Walsan
Wie Verez
Torrance
Pretons
Sens
Moody Land &An
Marcos
Agen
Liv Paayes
Baylor
Tongton
Vina
Sibe
Eeaene Hoover
Ecoe A& Radio
Uuichler
Jones
Wyse
Tex
Wekly
Abilene
Hineck
St. Silly's University At
St. Mary's
Bolu
Realutiog
San Francseo
San Francisco University
Coac St. Mary's
Oklahoma City Unversity
Laredo
Open
Bertis
Mose Simms
Lmnoring
Din Ware T
Fort
Sutton
Ward
Lineal
Staton
Johnnie Boyd
Fresno
Calif
Robert C. Willig
Sachs
Don Davis
Phoenix
Troy Ruttman
Dearborn
Avi
Bobby Marsh
Lish
Mauri Rose
Pollstown
Jim McEl
Bill Holland
Tventh
Arlington
Blue Crown
Lloyd Ruby
Jim Jack ‘Turner
Wash
Eddie Sachs
Coopers
Ratamann
Melbourne
Fla
Intel Lacan
CMLL
Loatep
Ge Hunnava
Suchy
Roger Ward
Parnelli Jones
John’s Trim Shop
W. Main
Allstate Policy
Vressnt Hsueh Ty
National Bank OF Houston Houston
EAS
Sears
Kroebuck & CO
Ora Auto Insurance
Homer
Leon Wagner
Art Fowler
Red Sox
Gene Conley
Claude Osteen
Dean Chance
Bill Monbouquette
Ken
Ryne du Retter
Ed Rakow
Memphis
Hornung
Starett Lumber CO
Maia
Mercury
Bayshore Motors, Inc
Market Street
Lincoln Continental
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