Campbell Leading Field In Tourney At Dallas
Campbell leads the North and South Amateur after the first round at Pinehurst and Dallas with a two over par two golf. Cerudo shoots 67 to pace Byron Nelson Classic qualifying. Hyndman, Updegratt among others in contention. The Dallas field expands to 156 as rain delays and late finishes shape a crowded leaderboard.
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N.C
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Campbell
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W. Va
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Atlanta
Pinehurst Country Club
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Tucson
Ariz
Bill Goodale
Camden
S.C
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Dallas
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San Rafael
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Edina
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Hope
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Preston ‘Trail Golf Club
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Kert Greene
Mark Hopkins
Chris Gers
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Thompson
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Fred Marti
Howard Buchanan
Don Cherry
Grant Fitts
Mike Hadlock
Roy Pace
Joe Conrad
Dave Eichelberger
Jack Montgomery
Ras Allen
Bill Milton
Jack Tuthill
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Roberto de Vicenzo
Beni Hogan
Don January
Sam Snead
Gary Player
Ed Updegraff
Saturday Qualifiers Meet Opens Entries in Lubbock
Lub bock's Qualifiers Track Meet invites entries until Thursday noon. Athletic director Pete Ragus said schools may still enter. Entry is $1 per athlete and times or distances must be included. Field events start 1 pm, running at 2 pm on Estacado's all weather track.
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Lubbock
Pete Ragus
Ragus
Estacado
Pros and Amateurs Clash in First Open British Tennis Meet
In Bournemouth England Fred Stolle and Owen Davidson outplayed amateur rivals to reach the open tournament’s early excitement. Stolle dropped the first set to Peter Curtis before triumphing 5-7 6-4 14-12 6-1, while Davidson beat John Clifton 6-2 6-3 4-6 8-6. Valerie Ziegenfuss, 19, defeated Jean McFarlane 6-0 6-1. Curtis and Clifton played for expenses of 120 after choosing not to claim prize money. Stolle and Davidson seek the $2,400 first prize.
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Bournemouth
England
Fred Stolle
Britain
Peter Curtis
Owen Davidson
John Clifton
Valerie Ziegenfuss
San Diego
Calif
Curis
Stolle
Curtis
Clifton
Davidson
Bnt
Byron Nelson Classic named in Texas tourney honor
New York based report says Byron Nelson, now a leading money winner, will be honored as the Byron Nelson Classic. The feature traces his career through 1945 and notes the growing TV presence and the evolving PGA tour while recalling Nelson’s days with the Dodgers and early tournament fame.
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ABC
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Byron Nelson
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Sun
Chocolate Capital
Pee
Ates
Illinois star Gale Lister signs with Texas A&M
Gale Lister, a 6-5 210 pound Illinois standout from Effingham, signed a letter of intent with Texas A&M for next fall. He led his high school team to a 30-1 record, averaged 18 points per game, and also competed as a high jumper in track and as a split end on an undefeated football squad.
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UPI
Texas A&m University
Illinois
A&m
Gale Lister
Effingham
Ill
Aggies
Etchebarren Blasts Homer In Tenth To Save Orioles
Orioles beat the Twins 2 1 in Minneapolis as Andy Etchebarren lofted a leadoff homer in the 10th inning after Jim Merritt and Dave Johnson traded outs. Dave McNally allowed four hits through eight, and Paul Blair also homered for Baltimore before a 40 minute rain delay.
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Dave Johnson
Minnesota Twins
Rod Carew
Johnson
Orioles
Andy Etchebarren
Cesare Tovar
Carew
Force
Etchebarren
Homer
Minneapolis
ST. Pauliap
Jim Merritt
Dave McNally
Twins
John O'Donoghue
Phillies Top Giants 2-1 In 10th On Rojas RBI
Cookie Rojas singled home Rice in the 10th to lift the Philadelphia Phillies over the San Francisco Giants 2-1. Rick Wise hurled an eight hitter and won, while Frank Linzy took the loss. Rojas reached third after a stolen base and a Tony Taylor single, breaking a 1-1 tie as the Phillies extended their win streak to five.
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Phillies
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Cookie Rojas
Rice Giants
J Ehie Allen
Linzy
Rojas
Johnny Callison
Tony Gonzales
Gaylord Perry
Wise
Giants
Landry Headlines FCA Rally in Snyder
Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry, a main speaker at a Fellowship of Christian Athletes event in Snyder, reflected on his life and faith to an audience of about 2,500. Texas Tech assistant Grant Teatt served as MC, with Snyder star Jack Spikes and others on the program alongside high school coaching leaders.
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Tom Landry
Dallas Cowboys
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
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Grant Teatt
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Jack Spikes
TCU
Houston Oilers
FCA
Eddie Nicholson
Lubbock
Texas High School Coaching Association
Truman Nix
Colorado City
Donald Jay
Lamesa
Wolman Outlines Plan to Pay Creditors in Public Company
Philadelphia Eagles owner Jerry Wolman proposed forming a public company to operate profitable ventures and receive the club’s NFL income. The plan, accepted by federal referee Kaiser, would pay unsecured creditors with debentures and stock warrants while sharing profits from five properties and sports venues in Pennsylvania Maryland and D C. A May 2 hearing was set for creditors to decide on the proposal.
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Joseph ©. Kaiser
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Camden
N.J
Spectrum Arena
Connie Mack Stadium
Philadelphia
Jet
Morris M. Wexler
Ags Texas Postpone SWC Tennis Match
The University of Texas at Austin defeated Louisiana State University 5-2 in a singles and doubles match. The Texas vs Texas A&M clash scheduled for Wednesday was postponed to April 29 and will be played in College Station.
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