Fishing Tales And Hats In Trinity Bay News
Trinity Bay fishing buzz is back as Nelson, Captain Crawley, and Jack Newman draw headlines. Whiting and gaff tops appear, Crawley’s derby sinks, and a Bay shore fishing scene spurs talks on shrimp bills at Bayshore Rod Reel and Gun Club events led by C. W. Plato.
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Jack Newman
Houston
Wari
Sportsmen’s Clubs of Texas
Bayshore Rod, Reef and Gun Club
Trinity Bay
Newman
Cca
Jack
A. J. Crawley
Crawley
Bayshore Red, Reel and Gun Club
Goose Creek Country Club
C. W. Plato
Bayshore Rod, Reel and Gun Club
Barbers Hill Eagles Open Season With East Chambers Clash
The Barbers Hill Eagles visit East Chambers Buccaneers in Mont Helvien at 8 p.m. for an opener that tests a lone roster of 21 for East Chambers and injuries for Barbers Hill. Coach Lloyd Kelley expects a defensive challenge from East Chambers with three starters sidelined including center Leroy Stevens and halfbacks Lee Wiley and Richard Barrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers Hill
Lloyd Kelley
Gamiex
Leroy Stevens
Lee Wiley
Richard Barrow
Barrow
Eagles
Bro. Scales
Randy McCollum
Chambers
Kelley
Lene Ues
Tex Follett
Larry Roebuck
Wayne Barrow
Glenn Cotton
Eddie Grant
Kenneth Hargraves
Joe Hadec
Chris Tilton
Andy Underwood
Wilbert Weckworth
Baylor Squad As SWC Opens Practices
SWC session openings feature tallies at Baylor Texas A&M Texas Christian SMU and Texas Tech with counts ranging from 45 sophomores to 68 players. Coaches Jim Myers Abe Martin Bull Meek and John Bridgers oversee workouts as schools prepare for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylor
SWC
University
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Emuanacd
Broyles
Hix Hogs
Tee Lonong
Platolehip
Thompson
Pier
Texan
Jim Myers
Texas A&m
Texas Christian
Abe Martin
Horned Frogs
John Bridgers
Southern Methodist
Bull Meek
Texas Tech
Raiders
Carl Gatlin
Jim Anquo
Murray State
Boros Favored in Dallas Open
Julius Boros, the Mid Pines, N C veteran, defends his Dallas Open title as a strong field of 150 plays the $3 500 first prize in the 325 000 event at Oak Club Country Club. Despite a wrist injury, Boros has shown form on the 6826 yard course, with peers like Ford Littler Hebert January Wall and Sanders among possible winners.
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Dallas
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Boros
Texas
Bores
Doug Ford
Gene Littler
Jay Hebert
Don January
Art Wall
Doig Sanders
Eight Gold Medals and Olympic Swimmers Keep U.S. Bid Strong
In Rome at the XVII Olympiad, Bob Webster won springboard gold as the United States claimed its eighth gold amid a day of diving and track action. Tsuyoshi Yamanaka led Japan in diving while Russia led in hammer and other field events. U.S. hopes rested on swimming with Webster, Tobian, and junior contenders as competing teams pursued medals and team totals.
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Rome
Bob Webster
Santa Ana
Calif
Uriele Sam
United States
Japan
Tsuyoshi Yamanaka
Gary Tobian
George Breen
Webster
Palis
Yamanaka
Jegf
Melbourne
University of Michigan
Russia
Vasily
Denkov
America
Hungary
Germany
Ingrid Gyula Zsivotzky
Kramer
Zsivotzky
Hal Connor
Santa Monica
Toblan
Worthel
Connolly
Deb
Hall of Southington
Conn
Jalsa
Ed Bagdonas
Templeton
Mass
Sam
U.S
Ray Norton
Armin Hary
Hary
Canada
Harry Jerome
Norton
Oakland
Les Carney
Akron
Ohio
Stone Johnson
Dallas
Ralph Boston
Laurel
Miss
Raytonian Takes Wyoming Pro Job
Archie S. Davis, a long time Raytown resident and former golf pro at Town And Country Gut Club in Miles City Montana, has accepted a new post in Wyoming as pro manager at the Community Golf Club in Laramie a 265 member club near the University of Wyoming. Davis spent the winter at his home here.
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Archie S. Davis
Raytown P
Town and Country Gut Club
Miles City
Mont
Wyoming
Daavis
Community Golf Club
Laramie
University of Wyoming
Davis
University of Houston and opponents grid schedules list
A dense OCR of college football schedules shows University of Houston and multiple opponents with dates in September through November. The fragment lists games against Mississippi, Oregon State, Texas A&M, SMU, Texas Tech, Baylor, Arkansas, LSU, Navy, Rice, and more, across venues including Little Rock and Dallas, with several open dates and night games.
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University of Houston
Mississippi University
Mississippi State
Jarkeon
Oregon State
Portland
Texas Arm
Oklahoma State
Alabama University
Tuscaioona
North Texas State
Cincinnati
Florida State
Tal
Kesser
University Pouell
Ames Arkansas
Arkansen
Fayette Te Get
Teves Tech
Tco No
Texas
USC
SMU
Rice
Georgia Tech
Texas A&m
A&m
LSU
Baton Rouge
Texas Tech
Trinty University
San Antonio
TCU
Baylor
Arkansas
Names University
Lawrence
Tetras Tech
Pittsburgh
SHU
West Texas
Deer Park Faces Liberty InSeason Opener For 1960
Deer Park meets Liberty Friday night at 7 20 in a season opener built around stop Collins 6 3 star with 10 2 speed and a strong Panthers line led by 222 pound Jimmy Langford Langford is joined by Ken sheth Greach 188 and Gene Arnold 202 while Deer Park relies on Henderson the returning halfback now ineligible and a reshuffled defense led by Mickey Dunn Butch Johnston Ralph Shelly and sophomores Meekins Harris and Rector ready to debut Kethan praises middle strength but warns it is our first game and mistakes possible.
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John
Collins
Deer Park
Liberty
Jared
Jimmy Langford
I Langford
Kensheth Greach
Gene Arnold
Panthers
Jim Kethan
Frank Henderson
Henderson
Mar
Shelly
Jimmy
Meekins
Don Harris
Alton Rector
Kethan
Sam Patterson
Mike Sharp Atends
Bay-Tex Forecast Opens 1960 Football Season
Opening night matchups set the tone with four Bay-Tex teams. Dayton favoured to beat Anahuac 24 to 14, Barbers Hill predicted 14 to 12 over East Chambers, Humble expected to edge Crosby 20 to 12, and Liberty seen defeating Deer Park 24 to 13.
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Dayton
Anahuac
Barbers Hill
East Chambers
Humble
Crosby
Liberty
Deer Park
Baseball Standings By The Associated Trem
Denver AP reports Al Carmichael, former NFL back for the Denver Broncos in 1960, joined the AFL and is working as a movie stunt man in the off season after selling insurance. The article notes standings context and his off field career.
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Risky Business
Denver
al Carmichael
Denver Broncos
American Football League
Overconfidence Blamed for U S Collapse at Olympics
Rome AP reports Harold Connolly the world hammer throw champion blames overconfidence and poor management for a disastrous Olympic day. He laments a US mindset treating the Games as a Sunday picnic while rivals train as if at war. He criticizes long tours and preparation gaps and urges tougher, international-level competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
America
Harold Connolly
Russia
John Thomas
Armin Hary
U.S
Tom Murphy
Ernest Cunliffe
Soviet Union
Olympic Stadium
Olympic Village
Connolly
Czechoslovakia
Olga Fikotova
Santa Monica
Calif
Switzerland
Oiler Texan Pro Clash Tonight in Dallas
Dallas and Houston clash at Dallas tonight in the top pro football game of the week for Texas teams. The two American Football League clubs end the exhibition schedule. By winning the Dallas Texans would have wort all ne games of their pre season card.
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Dallas
Houston
Texas
Dallas Texans
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Nelson
Trinity
John ‘Holent
Holland
Baytown Sun
Wilbert Weekworth
Harris County
John Devitt
Australia
Lance Larson
el Monte
Larson
Raytonian
U of H
OMU
Misoari
Columbia
Colum
Navy
Norfolk
Arkangig
Fayetteville
Nebraskee
Maryland
Teras Fech
Oklahoma
Arkerer
Reee
Weer
Bavier
Bice
Takee
Arkewag
Gurrey
Paul Collie
Vanes
Eugene Wilson
Larry Harris
Danny Waggoner
Pete Morris
Danny Brown
Marvy Dunnel
Jim Barcelo
David Enochs
Roman Espinosa
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Toles
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Amarillo
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Victoria
Olga
Walnut
Dan Ferris
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Amateur Athletic Union
Oiler
Associated Press
Pokluda Gulf Service Station
Spur
Missouri
Roy
H. Rowland
NEW Elgin
Alton
Rodania
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