Leone Funk Shire Geigel Set For Lubbock Wrestling Card
Baron Michele Leone tops a wrestling grappling card in Lubbock at Sled Aven's double main event. W R oy Leone Funk and Shire Geigel clash as part of the show highlighting a major appearance on a Wednesday night.
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Rev Shire
Northwestern University
Chicago
SMU Rout of Rice Owls Caps SWC Sweep
SMU defeated Rice Owls 5 to 1 at Armstrong Field to complete a two game sweep and extend their Southwest Conference win streak to five. Right-hander Ernie Proud held Rice to six hits, backed by a third inning rally and an insurance sixth inning to seal the decision.
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Yankees Noren suspended three days and fined
Yankees outfielder Irv Noren drew a three day suspension and a 100 dollar fine from AL President Wil Harridge for a run in with Umpire Bill Mehinke. Manager George Weiss was notified by telegram before a night game in Washington. Noren can play Monday against the Orioles in Baltimore.
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Top Golfers Enter Wichita Falls Pro-Am Opening April 30
The $5,000 Wichita Falls Pro-Amateur Golf Tournament begins April 30 with pros such as Leo Riagetti George Bayer Ray Gafford Doug Higgins and others already filing entries. At least 150 amateurs will compete April 26-28 in a 54 hole medal invitational with $1,500 in merchandise for the amateurs. Tommy Meeker, brother of Howe Meeker, is noted as Clarkson College hockey star.
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Leo Riagetti
George Bayer
Ray Gafford
Doug Higgins
Harry Todd
Elroy Marti
Links
Bill Trombley
Bobby Cupit
Buster Reed
Woody Kerr
Jack Smith
Jimmy Gauntt
Benny Adams
Ray Garrett
Wichita Falls Country Club
Whitharral Pettit Take Titles in 6-B Volleyball
Anton April 16 Special W R Tayior superintendent of Anton schools announced the results of the District 6-B Volleyball Playoffs concluded Friday at Anton. High School Girls: Pettit first Sudan second Anton third. Grade School Girls: Anton first Three Way second Sudan third. Grade School Boys: Sudan first Pep second Anton third.
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New York
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Yankee Stadium
Grovesville
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Evander Childs
Anton
W R. Tayior
Anton Schools
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Sudan
Pep
George A Terry Sets Cross Country Practice Pace
George A Terry, 1C4A cross country champion, runs daily workouts ranging from 15 to 20 miles to maintain elite conditioning and performance.
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Commercial Champions Defeat Field To Claim Bowling Title
Thomas Jewelers won the Ladies Commercial Bowling League championship by six games after leading most of the season. The winning quintet includes Lovie Beavers Zadie Calhoun Faola Bird Mary Ritchie and Flo Christensen.
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Zadie Calhoun
Faola Bird
Mary Ritchie
Flo Christensen
New England Colt Wins Governor's Gold Cup at Bowie
Boston Dage captured the richest purse of his young career by winning the Governor's Gold Cup at Bowie for $34,300. The New England colt sped from midpack to beat Ambers by two and a half lengths, extending his unbeaten streak to 10 races.
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Boston Doge Wins Governor's Gold Cup in Maryland Sprint
Boston Doge sprinted six furlongs on a fast track in 1 10 3 5 earning 23050 to owner Paul Andolino of Boston. Ambers Folly finished second by a half length with Westward Ho third as 20 956 crowd watched. Bilko weighs 230 pounds for the Chicago Bubs in a separate note.
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Ambers Folly
Westward Ho
Singalea
Chuck Thompson
Harsville
Powder Flask
Chicago Bubs
Steve Bilko
Tech Begins Spring Cage Drills With One Letterman Missing
Texas Tech's Red Raiders start spring basketball practice Monday with eight varsity lettermen five freshmen and two squadmen expected. Carl Ince the sole graduating letterman from a 19 7 season share of the Border Conference title. Jim Reed Eugene Carpenter return as top scorers and shooters. Freshman standouts Logan Cummings Tony Reales Bobby Wilson Royce Elam George Simmons join from Gibson's squad as intra squad game and coaches clinic cap the session April 29.
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Gene Gibson
Carl Ince
Lubbock
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Mississippi
Jim Reed
Pine Bluff
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Eugene Carpenter
Big Spring
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Snyder
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Winters
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Lexington
Ted Watts
Abernathy
Hawks Consider Move To St Louis From Milwaukee
Milwaukee Hawks owner Ben Kerner says he likely will move the NBA team to St Louis due to ongoing operating difficulties and February March scheduling issues. He notes attendance woes despite price cuts and that he briefly sought local buyers and public stock support before deciding to try one more season.
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