Teo Abilene Captures Title In Westerner Meet
The Westerner meet featured strong showings from Polk Crump and Cantrell with records in the long jump and shot put. Hollis Gainey led Colorado with double sprint wins while Burks edged a close rivalry in the half stride finish.
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Polk
Bob Crump
Amarillo
Jon Cantrell
Pampa
Womack
Reggie Alexander
J. M. Hill
McMullen
Burks
Hollis ‘Hoss
Gaineys
Colorado Coiy
Leslie Cazzell
Rice Owls Win Three Way Track Meet in Houston
Rice Institute beat Texas A&M and SMU 71 to 67 in a windy Houston meet. Hight suffered a shoulder separation after a 120 yard high hurdles bid. Double winners included Buddy Goode of SMU Stephen James of Rice and Tom Benarden of A&M with James winning the high jump and pole vault clinching the team victory.
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Houston
Rice Institute
Texas Asm
Southern Methodist
Wesley Hight
Hurdier
Hight
Harley Hartung
Aggies
Phoe
Baseball Recap Highlights: Boone’s First Hit and Yankees Win
The clippings cover a baseball game with Boone’s first hit after 16 at bats and detail a Detroit Kansas City matchup. It also reports the New York Yankees beating Washington 5-2 behind Tom Morgan's relief pitching after Byrne. The text lists player lineups, runs, hits, and errors, noting Zerma Finegan Delsing Kuenn Kaline Fain Boone Delsing Kuenn, and Garver among others.
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Boone
Kansas City
Detroit
Akbhor Jacobs
Soe
It House
Porverop
Ogarve
Freano Pi
A Bollweg
Vr Artre
Gormas
Freavorn
Kansas
Jacobs Vale
Finigar
Kuenn
Kaline
Fain
Boone Delsing
Tuttle
Littre
RBI
Zerma’ Finegan
Delsing
Kuerr
Boone Tut
Garver
Sfoogarver
Strel
Dormenterea
Vav Srabarm
Gorman
Washington
Tom Morgan
Toma Byrne
New York Yankees
Morgan
Byrne
Yankees
NEW York Washington Baur ' Abhoa Cares
Truste Cf
Art Oaroot
Merten
Sievers
Roy
lEdwardse
Rizzuto
Saievar
Dsnyder
OlkKhress
Boravetz
Odes
Yin Pernid
Eels
Pascual
Edwards
Kitne i
Cleveland
Chicago
Houtseman
Harshman
Baltimore
Boston
Crogoavin
Byrd
Krelow
Sullivan
Kemmerer
Gray
Gromek
New York
Ford
Schmitz
Connelley Captures Sandie Relays Singles Title
Pepper Connelley of Lubbock Westerner tops two opponents in girls class B singles to win the Sandie Relays title at Amarillo. She beat Linda Singley of Wellington 6-1 6-2 and Rita Durrett of Lakeview 6-4 6-1.
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Amarillo
Pepper Connelley
Lubbock
Scott Cantine
Amarilla
Jackie Newton
Mackey Hunter
Plainview
Jeanette Stakes
Phillips
Marilyn Goodwin
Odessa
Ginger Owens
Betty Graham
Lonnie Welms
Lawton
Okla
Mike Bell
Johnny Skaggs
David Barton
Miss Connelley
Janice Robertson
Marcia Queen
Midland
Vaccine Procedure Revealed By Lynn Medical School Officials
Lynn County officials and local doctors announce free Salk polio vaccine shots for first and second graders. About 475 signed requests. vaccines to arrive between April 22 and 27. Shots given at Tahoka and O'Donnell area schools with nurses provided. participation voluntary and coordinated by county health officer Dr Emil Prohl and officials Ruth Jolly and Clint Walker.
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Tahora
Lynn County
Emil Prohl
Ruth Jolly
Clint Walker
Polnt
Lubbock
Prohl
Skies Thomas
Nobie Rambo
Tahoka
John Lehman
O'Donnell
Grassland
Dunbar
Wilson
Amarillo Tops Lubbock In Twin Bill
Amarillo beat Lubbock twice as Hogue Dean and Williams produced early runs. Rocky Ruffin hit a second inning triple and Ken Yates homered in the third for Amarillo. Lubbock managed only three hits in game two. Amarillo improves to 3-0 in conference while Lubbock stands 2-3 with slim hopes. Harvesters from Pampa visit Friday afternoon and Amarillo Monday.
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Phil Williams
Bobby Welch
Dean
Willams
Hogue
Welch
Amarillo
Rocky Ruffin
Sandies
Ken Yates
Lubbock
Pampa
Harvesters
Bulldogs Threaten, Raiders Hold Lead in Narrow Win
Henderson's sharp double fueled a two run inning for the Bulldogs as Wilson scored on a double to right. Correa locked down the Raiders, stifling the offense while LeStourgeon belted a fifth inning homer. Tech schedules next games Monday and Tuesday against Sheppard Air Force Base.
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Page One
Wilson
Henderson
Bulldogs
LeStourgeon
Correa
Raiders
Tech
Sheppard Air Force Base
Sands of Sorrow screens at Pioneer Conclave program
At Grace Presbyterian Church a Pioneer Conclave screened Sands of Sorrow about Arabian refugees. The event drew about 40 youths from West Texas and New Mexico with the theme One Great Brotherhood. Discussion groups followed with Rev. David Moore and others, and two refugee bundles were dedicated in a devotional. Detroit Lion Lou Creekmur has not missed a game since 1950.
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Grace Presbyterian Church
Bob Hawkins
West Texas
New Mexico
One Great Brotherhood
David Moore
First Presbyterian Church
Dottie Durrenberger
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Joe Hudson
Seagraves
Hawkins
San Antonio Edges Eagles 1 0 In Tight Texas League Battle
San Antonio edged Dallas 1-0 to split the four game series and pull Dallas from the Texas League lead tie. Charlie Locke held Dallas to four hits as the Eagles were shut out. Beaumont and Tulsa also played with Beaumont winning 7-1 behind Howie Anderson eight innings. Fort Worth snapped a five game skid by beating Houston 7-6 in a late-night finish.
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San Antonio
Eagles
Dallas
Houston
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Tulsa
Charlie Locke
Ships
P—Beaumont
Tulsa Oilers
Howie Anderson
Bill Meyer
Frank Tornay
Ben Taylor
Meyer
Anderson
Patula
Perkins
Tate
Bowes
Jones
Taylor
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brookisn Pelts
Everes
Milwaukeeee Aerenaees
Steesenee
Louis
Ft Ann
Houston Ee Sweeties
Dallas Wees
Area Men Report Favorable Egg-Grading Law Outlook
Two Lubbock County Farm Bureau members who attended a hearing in Austin report a favorable outlook for Texas egg grading legislation. R F Ward of Carlisle and Georg Souter of Shallowater said House Bill 827 received committee approval, proposing a law governing eye evading and applying to all poultrymen.
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Lubbock County Farm Bureau
House of Representatives
Austin
Texas
R. F. Ward
Carlisle
Georg Souter
Shallowater
Duncan golfers win Sandie Relays team crown in Amarillo
Duncan Oklahoma golfers win the Sandie Relays team championship with a four under par 284. Amarillo Sanites second at 297, followed by Odessa 306 and Hobbs New Mexico 314 as other teams posted higher scores. The article also notes unrelated state egg grading debate and a bill introduced by Rep Leroy Saul.
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Amarillo
Duncan
Okla
Amarillo Sanides
Odessa
Hobbs
N.M
Pampa
Shamrock
Plainview
Borger
Liberal
Kan
Casady
Kiwanis Golf Meet Qualifying Opens at Hillcrest
Qualifying for the Hub City Kiwanis Club golf tournament begins Wednesday at Hillcrest Country Club. Championship flight qualifiers play Saturday or Sunday, with match play to follow and a Baldridge Bakery perpetual trophy awaiting the champion.
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Hub City Kiwanis Club
Hillcrest Country Club
Don Baldridge
Baldridge Bakery Perpetual
Moon lifts Cardinals past Cubs in 12th inning slugfest
Wally Moon hit a two run homer in the 12th and added a 14th inning single to beat Chicago 12 11 as Chicago homered six times in a high scoring NL clash. The result leaves St Louis atop the league standings while Brooklyn also pursues first place.
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Hank Sauer
Ernie Banks
Moon
Vince Amor
Sam
Stan Hack
Cubs
Banks
Dee Fondy
ST. Louis
Wally Moon
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Brooklyn
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