Coaching School Sets Enrolment Record in Dallas
The world’s largest coaching school opens with an expected enrollment near 2150 for the 57th annual clinic and All-Star games in Dallas. Officials aim to break football and basketball gate records at the Cotton Bowl and SMU Coliseum while the event features future SMU signees and top Texas coaches.
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Mth
Tesas
Alan
Igane
Smu Coliseum
Rice Stadium
Houston
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Glynn Gregory
Abilene
SMU
Mustangs
Gregory
Frank Jackson
Paris
Johnny Kinsing
Max Christian
Corpus Christi
Miller
Ray Hich
Charles Weiss
Austin
Gordon Buffington
Nederland
Halfack
Mike Hackney
Canton
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Bowden Weatt
Tennessee
Hank Iba
Oklahoma State
Milton Jowers
Southwest
Texas State
Oliver Jackson
Abilene Christian
Elmer Brown
TCU
Weekend schedule outlines Little League in Plainview
The Plainview Little Leagues page lists August games for Farm and Lite Leagues with Connor Mathes teams, Kiwanis, Lions, Rotary, and Herald News among participating groups. Playoffs begin the week of August 12 with top finishers advancing.
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Clorene
Scho
Cmd
Lions
Faom
Thurstay
Lear Somcces
Pea
Ececeere
Connor Mathes
Coopers
Saycees
St Pome
Watnsman Elevators
Kiwanis
Green Machinery
Herald-News
Little Learus
Cloverlake
VFW
White Furniture
Norest Queen
Rotary
Connar Mathes
Jaycees
Silverthorne
Mimi Arnold Wins Philadelphia Grass Court Title
Mimi Arnold of Redwood City California defeated Sally Moore of Bakersfield 10-8 6-3 to win the Philadelphia and district grass court tennis championship. The match lasted 1 hour 10 minutes with Arnold’s strong defense and timely serves overcoming Moore’s deep groundstrokes.
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Philadelphia
Mimi Arnold
Redwood City
Calif
Sally Moore
Bakersfield
Miss Arnold
Miss Moore
Evans Becomes First Entrant in Western Amateur Field
Chick Evans Jr., 67, first to enter the 55th Western Amateur at St Louis August 19 25, remains a noted eight time champion. While scoring in the low 70s he is famed for the Evans Scholar program which will send 350 caddies to college next fall. Evans won both the US Open and US Amateur in 1916. Count Fleet sired 30 stakes winners who earned $5 338 985.
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Evans
ST. Louis
Chick Evans Jr
Upset-filled day as Siska falls to Ralston in national juniors tennis
Fourth seed Dennis Ralston defeated boys favorite Bobby Siska in straight sets 7 5 6 4 to reach the final of the National Juniors and Boys Tennis tourney at Kalamasao College. Alan Roberts of Brooklyn advanced to face Delgado after a rugged run from the No 13 seed.
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Nated
Bobby Sicka
Alan Roberts
Brooklyn
Bull Bond
la Jolla
Calif
Ralston
Delgado
Bob Bowditch
Bakersfield
Siska
San
Comeback Rumor Denied By Doaker In Lion Workouts
Doak Walker denied plans for a Lions comeback with GM W Nicholas Kerbawy backing him up. Walker said he is just visiting teammates and working out, not pursuing a contract, and will return to his Colorado construction job tonight.
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Doaker
Detroit
Doak Walker
Detroit Lions
W. Nicholas Kerbawy
Southern Methodist
Nick
Kerbawy
Walker
Doak
Kerbany
Lions
Cranbrook Institute
Colorado
Charles Ferguson Tops ABC iBoys Club Hitters
Charles Ferguson leads the Pee Wee League Pirates with a .777 batting average for the ABC Branch of the Lubbock Boys Club. Elmer Pratt of the Red Sox tops the Midget League with a .447 average, while Gary Washington and Lewis Kubica lead as top pitchers in Pee Wee and Midget Leagues respectively.
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Charles Ferguson
Pirates
ABC
Lubbock Boys Club
Elmer Pratt
Red Sox
Gary Washington
Lewis Kubica
GB Giants
Eaeed Sox Yankees
Indians
Dodgers
Bittersee Wee
Ries Ferguson
Seveeen Sf
Davi Norman Indians
Ine Dobbs
Tomm Denton
Dodger
Freddy Morris
Jim Bob Darnell
Giants
Reddie Simmons
Yankees
James Hampton
Filmer Pratt
Steve Roothe
Bart Tonrey
Paul Mason
Ann
Ronald Caffee
Pirates Pee Enue
Dean
Thomas
Names Dunning
Richard Rowlett
Ronald Kilpatrick
Gerald Hopper
Dodgers Tieaees
Dallas Open attracts Ryder Cup stars and more
Un-Dick Mayer of St Petersburg and five other Ryder Cup players including Tommy Bolt Lionel Hebert Art Wall Jr Ed Furgol and Don Finsterwald will compete in the $40 000 Dallas Open September 13 16 at Glen Lakes Country Club. Additional pros Bill Trombley Doug Higgins Ernie Vossler Henry Ransom Bo Wininger Ted Gwin Howie Johnson Johnny Palmer and others are set to play. KC to field a National Industrial Basketball League team this fall coached by Gene Johnson reviving amateur basketball in Kansas City after 25 years.
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Dallas
Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ted Campbell
Glen Lakes Country Club
Tommy Bolt
Los Angeles
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
Art Wall Jr
Pocono Manor
N.Y
Ed Furgol
St. Andrews
Don Finsterwald
Bedford Heights
Ohio
Bill Trombley
Doug Higgins
Ernie Vossler
Midland, Tex
Henry Ransom
Brycine Tex
Bo Wininger
Oklahoma City
Ted Gwin
Tulsa
How‘ie Johnson
Houston
Johnny Palmer
Kansas City
National Industrial Basketball League Tonight
Gene Johnson
Wichita Vickers
A's Boudreau May Join Pair In Club Of Deposed Pilots
New York reports A's manager Boudreau may join Robby Bragan and Charlie Dressen in the ranks of this year's deposed managers. His position is described as in jeopardy after a disastrous Eastern trip and a 1-16 mark against the Yankees. Bragan was fired by the Pirates. Dressen was replaced in May.
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Boudreau
New York
Kansas City Athletics
Robby Bragan
Charlie Dressen
New York Herald- Tribune
Harold Rosenthal
the Tribune
Bordreau
A‘s
Athletics
New York Yankees
Wolves
Rosenthal
Sas
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Wts
Yankees
Bragan
Pirates
Washington
Dressen
Gonzales Beats Hoad In Masters Round Robin
Pancho Gonzales defeats Lew Hoad in straight sets 6 7 6 2 but the Australian star, who earned 125000 to turn professional, suffers an eighth straight pro loss and faces Tony Trabert next. Gonzales and Sedgman meet in the finals for 2500 first prize with Sedgman also undefeated. In Stockholm, US track and field team tops Sweden with four wins to total nine in two days.
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Los Angeles
Lew Hoad
Big Pancho Gonzales
Gonzales
Hoad
Jack Kramer
Tony Trabert
Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Stagg Champions Do It Yourself Approach at 95
Amos Alonzo Stagg, nearly 95, favors the do it yourself method in sports and life. A Mid-West company offered a power lawn mower, but he declined, preferring to exercise with a traditional mower. His wife noted the crate sat in the living room for weeks before being shipped back. Brooklyn’s 1913 season marked the last time a National League club won 1 1/2 dozen games, a stat tied to the 1944 Cardinals pennant era.
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Calif
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Mid-West
Stagg
Amos
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
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