Yachting Yields U S Wins at Pan American Games
US sailors win six races in Dragon Star and Lightning classes as Pan American action continues in Sao Paulo Brazil. Center fire pistol event yields a world record score for Thomas Smith of San Antonio.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1963
Page
9
US sailors win six races in Dragon Star and Lightning classes as Pan American action continues in Sao Paulo Brazil. Center fire pistol event yields a world record score for Thomas Smith of San Antonio.
Editors tidy the desk before the state meet in Austin. Readers learn about record adjustments for Merkel and O'Donnell, golf tournament changes at Brownfield, fishing feats at Crab Orchard, Wayland College tryouts, and possible college choices for local athletes and coaches.
Mari lynn Smith 36 year old Tequesta Florida golfer defeated defending champion Mickey Wright by one stroke in a playoff to win the titleholders championship. Smith noted for sinking a seven foot putt on the final hole while Wright missed a 12 foot attempt to force extra holes. Smith earned 1300 dollars and the green coat symbolizing titleholders.
At least six bids at the minimum price of 4 550 000 have been made for the Philadelphia Eagles. Trustees Frank McNamee and Michael J. O Neill said bidders will be interviewed and no sale decision before the 1963 training season. Cleveland’s Paul Brown remains interested but has not made a firm offer. Herbert Barness confirmed heading a group eager to buy.
The American League produced ten pitchers with at least 20 wins in 1920, a total equal to the combined number in the previous six years. This reflects a peak in pitching victories and a striking era for the league.
A team led by Vern Farquhar of Amarillo won the pro-amateur golf event in Tulia with a low-ball 60. Teammates included Bill Beame and Tulia residents, with several close runners-up posting 61. Low pro was Elwin Stobaugh of Amarillo at 71 and the pro-pro result featured a best-ball 68 by Dale Taylor and Fred Pender.
Bartlett Bears aim to improve on last year’s near miss at the Class B state track meet. The squad, led by standout athletes, seeks a higher finish as competition heats up.
The Class B state meet qualifiers include Johnny Haire Southland and Doug Cockerham Red Oak in sprints, plus multiple runners from Booker O'Brien and Bartlett Aspermont in events from 100 to 440 yard dashes and relays. South Plains fields nine entrants but no title favorite as Bartlett, Booker, and O'Brien lead the relays.
Paul Hornung spoke of his friendship with retiring basketball star Bob Cousy as a turning point in his life. He pledged to work to lift his 1964 NFL suspension while receiving a rousing ovation at a Worcester Auditorium farewell for Cousy attended by several thousand.
The South Plains Umpires Association, based in Lubbock, receives a 1963 NBC charter and authority to approve umpire memberships from nearby counties including Hale Lamb Crosby Floyd and Hockley. Leonard Ehrler of Lubbock serves as executive officer. Only NBC approved umpires may officiate district and state tournaments ahead of the 29th annual NBC national tournament in Wichita beginning August 16.
Austria plans a four million dollar deep freezing plant to be built this year in Vienna. The project aims to expand food storage capabilities and support local industry with modern cold processing facilities.
A junior high golf tournament is planned for May 9 and 10 at Westlake Golf Course for all Lubolock Junior High students. Each school may enter a four member team or individual entries compete for medals. Entry fee is 50 cents for green fees and 25 cents for trophy fund. Deadline is next Tuesday. entries to the Westlake pro shop.
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