Early Morning Golf Day Glows With Style and Spin
A vivid 7:15 a m scene details Quanah players and guests arriving for a four hour golf day. Writers capture outfits, nicknames, and the lively mood as they note a low 44-47 score by one golfer and praise the brunch and camaraderie among the women golfers and assistants.
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Quanah
Luke
Chigger’ Hurst
Marie Jones
Nat
Mary Saied
Nelda
Pappy
Louie
Ellebell
Webb
Della
McConnell
Gladys
Mia
Daisy
Ethel
Sis
Mrs. White
Vernon Regains Lead In All-Star First Base Voting
The American League race for the starting first baseman spot sees Vernon of the Red Sox back ahead over Wertz of the Indians by the latest totals. Ballots counted after Friday close show Vernon leading 29,340 to 26,054 with results due next Friday. Mantle tops the overall vote followed by Berra, while Long leads the National League at first base with 52,446 votes.
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New York
Mickey Vernon
Red Sox
Vice Wertz
Indians
Ford Frick
Wertz
Vernon
Washington
Griffith Stadium
Rip Repulski
Cardinals
Frank Thomas
Pirates
George Kell
Orioles
Ray Boone
Tigers
Kell
Repulski
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Yogi Berra
Dale Long
Nellie Fox
White Sox
Harvey Kuenn
Ted Williams
Mantle
al Kaline
Berra
Long
Red Schoendienst
Giants
Ken Boyer
Ercie Banks
Cubs
Duke Snider
Dodgers
Stan Musial
Roy Campanella
Meeting Called Today For Baseball Group
President Clais Rowland calls a Little and Pony Baseball Association board meeting for 2:30 PM at City Hall. Directors and managers urged to attend, and boys with Kids, Inc. buttons and funds to be turned in to their coaches promptly.
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Clais Rowland
Little and Pony Baseball Association Board of Directors
City Hall
Rowland
Boys With Kids, Inc
Buttons
Money
Stevenson Leads Delegates in Preference Poll at Convention
Delegates were asked to pick a preferred candidate if Harriman exited. Stevenson received 21 percent, Symington 8 votes, Johnson 52 votes, and Kefauver 1 vote, with some undecided or nonresponsive delegates.
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Harriman
Stevenson
Symington
Johnson
Kefauver
Texas Tech Texas Christian Game Nears Sell Out
LUBBOCK Texas Techs first home game with a Southwest Conference opponent since joining the circuit is nearly sold out with about 5 000 tickets left of the 28 000 capacity stadium. Season tickets at 15 50 for five games have hit a record 7 000. TCUs student body will make the visit Tech will mail tickets after Sept 1. Tech plays two other conference road games Baylor at Wayco Sept 29 and Texas A M at Dallas Oct 5.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech
Tech
Jimmie Wilson
Wilson
TCU
Baylor
Wayco
Texas A&m
Dallas
US May Expect Nasser Move on Dam Aid Plan
Report says Nasser could signal a pro Western stance by accepting the US offer, paving the way for formal acceptance and early construction of the dam project. The lake would stretch 300 miles, costing about $1.2 billion with Egypt contributing $900 million in services and local equipment. remaining funds from foreign sources. The U S and Britain offered $70 million for cofferdams and foundations, with $56 million from the U S and $14 million from Britain. The World Bank also proposed a $200 million loan.
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Page One
Nasser
Egypt
United States
Britain
World Bank
Battle for Texas League batting and RBI crowns heats up
Ken Guettler of Shreveport and Jim Gentile of Fort Worth clash for total bases and RBI honors as Jevely rivals lead in homers and averages. Joyner tops hits and batting average while Gray and Spear share triples. Pitching standards show Mabe Wie and Rodriguez atop strikeouts as Houston and Shreveport share .289 team batting.
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Ken Guettler
Shreveport
Jim Gentile
Fort Worth
RBI
Guettler
Gentile
Ev Joyner
Joyner
al Pearson
Oklahoma City
Art Dunham
Dallas
Willie Brown
San Antonio
Dick Gray
Gray
Jack Spears
Mike Napoli
Rudy Paynich
Bob Mabe
Houston
Dale Matthewson
Tulsa
Pat Patrick
Freddie Rodriguez
Mabe
Ted Wieand
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Hargrave Laundry & Dry Cleaning
Ave. G. NW
Dial WE
CAA
Senate
Charles J. Lowen, Jr
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Thomas A. Wofford
D-Sc
Lowen
Chevrolet
Panhandle Motor Company
Panhandle Optometric Society
Memphis
Jack Rose
O. D
Ken Bantam
Manhattan College
Parry O'Brien
Los Angeles
In Childress
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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