Calf in Texas Has Big Money Not the Stars
Dallas Ap notes Texas golf wealth surpassing star players of past glory. In Hogan Nelson Demaret Mangrum era, top national status faded as modern Texas events generate 411,500 dollars in purses, attracting money from other regions rather than producing the leading players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dallas
Tews Iers
Ben Hogan
Rerar Nelson
Jimmy Demaret
Llova Mangram
Tor Folfers
Hogap
Nelson
Pemaret
Manerum
Hope Star Fort Worth golf invitational purse details
Fort Worth hosts a national golf invitation with purses of 100000 each in Dallas and 880000 in San Antonio, plus 215900 for Dallas Civitas and 230000 for others. Notable Texans in previous years include Don Massengate as first Texan winner and Barbara Whitworth succeeding Mickey Wright as top Texan golfer living in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Dallas
Texas
San Antonio
Dallas Civitas
Tall City
the Ring Crosby
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Fiallas
Barbara Whitworth
Danowskis Still Collect Trophies in East Meadow Home
Ed Danowski, 54, Fordham and Giants quarterback, adds a small trophy to his Long Island collection at his East Meadow home. The ceremony honored his son John, 12, who stars as end for Levittown Midget Football League’s unbeaten Red Devils. Danowski recalled Giants playoffs and his Fordham captaincy, noting family pride and long Gaints ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
N.Y
Ed Danowski
Ealler
Fordham
New York Giant
East Meadow
Papa Danowski
Schont
Fa Danowski
John Danowski
Red Devils
Papit Danowski
Yankee Stadium
Giants
Jack Quinn
Fdl Danowski
Ward Cuff
oWe
Danowski
Fast Meadow Junior High
Fao
Hofstrs
Seaford High
Larrasse
Pipa Danowski
World Series shutouts feat by Koufax Mathewson Burdette
New York AP notes Sandy Koufax Christy Mathewson Lew Burdette share the distinction of throwing consecutive World Series shutouts with minimal rest. Koufax blanked the Twins 7-0 and 2-0 in Games 5 and 7 for the Dodgers. Burdette shutout the Yankees in Games 3 and 5 for the 1957 Braves. Mathewson did three straight in 1904 with two days rest between wins and one day rest before the last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Sandy Koufax
Christy Mathewson
Lew Burdette
Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Minnesota Twins
Burdette
Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
Mathewson
Philadelphia Athletics
Chass
Whitey
Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Retriever trials highlight conservation impact at national event
At Bombay Hook Wildlife Preserve near Smyrvale the National Retriever Field Trial Club staged a multi day event as Labradors and a top horse competed. Olin Pershall trained dogs led by Martens Little Smoks No.125 with Garfield entries, while King Buck’s memory influenced retriever prestige. Olin and Pershall’s kennel long noted for field trials and hunting ties all season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hin
Honovar
Fathers 'Mage
Calt
Martens
Smuks
Bombay Hookational
Smyrvale
Daniel FL Pomero
Teelen Wood
Gian Pershall
Iis Trator Crete
Fim
Nathengs Lise
Ohn ML
Olin
Ont
Martens Little Smoks
Martens Sturman
Ave
Garfield
Chent
Tess Catton
Hereser
Amarved
Castillans
King Buck
John M. Olin
Maynard Reece
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
King Burk
Nile Kennels
Olin-Pershall
Albany
Berome
Martens Luttle
Yale Star Don Schollander Poised for More Medals in 1968
Yale coach Phil Moriarty predicts Don Schollander will win more than four golds at Mexico City. The 1964 Sullivan Award winner, now 22, is a sophomore at Yale and has begun a demanding comeback, balancing studies in economics with a vigorous training and travel schedule. Schollander reflects on his illness, retirement thoughts, and his goal to enjoy life while remaining focused on swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eck
Dat Schotlander
Tokin
Yale
New Haven
Schollander
Mexico City
Phil Moriarty
Slavie Ten
Schallander
Washington, D.C
Lake Oswego
Ore
Marseilles
France
Sullivan
Den
Patience Sherman
Upper Montclair
Don
Europe
Japan
Brazils
United States
Don Schotlander
Don Schollander
James E. Sullivan
Navy
Eli
Boston Red Sox hero Lenny Green recalls game saving catch
Boston manager Billy Herman lauds Lenny Green for a dramatic first inning catch at Fenway Park on June 27 against the Washington Senators, a play that defined the season and underscored Green’s value before a wrist injury sidelined him for over a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Herman
Elih
Red Sox
Lenny Green
Lises Laaded
Ori
Washington
Datiha
Bripkinin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press Sports
Weiter
Hope (Ark
Offeat
Dave Skipper
Tony Tents
Jack Rite
Gay Rower
Babe Tlskey
Womere Blinras
Lema
Brewer
Don Massengate
Texas Christian University
Lloyd Mangram
Byron Nelson
Danowskis
Frank Eckap
Newsfteatures
Danewski
Jamesport
Long Island
Steve Cer
Steve
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Tersey City
Panowski
Hank Soar
Soar
Owen
Csogr
Kit Hick
Titi Tepe Howell
Taffy Leemans
Ken Strepy
Tnit del [Sola
Ale Burnett
Sandy
Matty
Lew
Bukich
Chicago
Rudy Bukich
Tee Apn
Sears
Tovditie
Alton
Petrlever
Green Bay
York NY
Syaorts Avenue
Moriarty
Billy Herman
Boston Rad Sox
Neons
Sirinkman
Eure
Card Sastroenskh
Wird
Toone Harves
Aeroun
Prague
Ts Ihin
Ze Loy Mouveremaides Magic
Westminster Keane Club
Madison Square Garden
England
Walter G. Bunker
Pebble Beach
Calif
Biddy
Mooremaides Magic
Hetherington
Rhythm
Port Collins, Cola
Colorado State University
New Mexico State
Rams
Ivarkin
New Mexicans
Wall
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!