Houston's golf factory keeps producing top players
University of Houston builds a golf powerhouse under Coach Dave Williams. In a decade the Cougars won eight national collegiate titles and 21 in a row at times, with 65 tournaments total. Alumni include PGA rookies of the year and several top pro names across the tour.
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Marty Fleckman
Randy Petri
Jimmy Grant
Wethersfield, Conn
Grant
Ken Venturi
Dave Williams
Cougars
Jack Cupit
Homero Blancas
River Oaks Country Club
Rex Baxter Jr
Frank Wharton
Larry Beck
Wright Garrett
Richard Crawford
Phil Rodgers
Babe Hiskey
Ron Weber
Fred Marti
Larry Mowry
Kermit Zarley
Jack Rule
Joel Goldstrand
Rocky Thompson
Rogers
Baxter
Crawford
Zarley
MSU's Barefoot Boy Keeps Scoring Lead
Dick Kenney of Michigan State, the barefoot kicker, maintains the Big Ten all games scoring lead with eight field goals and four conversions totaling 28 points. Teammate Bob Apisa and Ohio State’s Tom Barrington are four points behind with 24 points each after four touchdowns.
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Chicago
Dick Kenney
Michigan State
Kenney
Bob Apisa
Tom Barrington
Ohio State
Apisa
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Logan Plays At Wausau Facing Winless Rhythm In Big Rivers
Logan, a junior and sophomore heavy squad, travels to Wausau in a Big Rivers Conference clash. The Rangers, 0-5, have shown defense but only two touchdowns in five games, with star runners Steve Coady and Les Stevenson leading a sparse offense.
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la Crosse Tribune
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Decorah
Iowa
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Eay
Claire North
la Crosse
Big Aquinas
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Tagan
RAC
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Steve Coady
Logan
Les Stevenson
Wausau and Jack Erdman Lead 11th Trane League Rosters
The article lists Wausau starters led by Jack Erdman and Les Stevenson with several seniors at key positions. It notes 130 men to compete in the 11th Trane League basketball season at the YMCA Terry Weinberger and Mark Staples anchor the Jack lineup. Slowpokes face the Jacks in a 3 p.m. opener as teams like Tigers-Controllers and Orioles-Kourt Kings compete for early lead.
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Jim Trev
Wayne Wenzel
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Gary Schuetz
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Knute Alstad
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Dwaine Neubauer
YMCA
Mark
Gran- Staples
Weinberger
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Orioles - Kourt Kings
Falcons
Racers
Rockets
Speedy Rodney Goes From Lazy Runner to Cash Winner
Speedy Rodney, the Yonkers $50,000 United Nations winner, rose from a lazy pasture former to prime runner after Carey brothers bought him for $6,000 in 1963. He has since earned $170,354 and is set to retire to stud, with potential to sire over $500,000 in future earnings.
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Wis
Speedy Rodney
Yonkers
N.Y
Carey Brothers
John
Wayne
Lexington
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