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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1956
Page
6
The Southwest Conference committee meeting in Fayetville foresees Texas A&M probation lift, with Texas Tech the likeliest partner to begin a new era. The move, predicted months earlier, signals shifts in league governance and team standings as the season approaches.
Conferece discussions unfold with rumors of a trade to lift A&M probation in exchange for A&M opposition to Texas Tech. Officials stress executive nature of decisions, while Grubbs announces Tech invited to join via committees and probation lifted, with details to be worked out before full membership.
Mr. and Mrs. Duke Mann hosted over the weekend their sister Mrs Grace A Bevans of Dallas as a guest. Hallmark cards noted at The Standard.
Kenneth Anderson captured Brady High School handicap golf tourney title at Brady Country Club. He remained undefeated until the finals against Bill Archer, winning a sudden death playoff on the first hole after two tied rounds. Team play saw Anderson with Danny Miller and Johnny Miller beat Dutton, Moseley, and Carruthers.
Freddie Lawrence finished fourth and Jack Threadgill fifth in a field that also included Tony Dutton, Charles Butch Newlin, Dick Moseley, Tony Sanders, Charles Bowden, Gray Carrithers, Johnny Miller, Ed Carrithers, Danny Miller, Johnny Hendley, and Don Taylor.
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