Colts Favored In 27th All Star Classic
Chicago UPI reports the favored Colts face the College All Stars in the 27th grid classic at night in Chicago with 75 000 expected crowd. John Unitas leads the Colts against injured All Stars Jim Mooty Don Perkins and Roger Davis. ABC networks televise the event with hopes of an upset by Graham’s collegians.
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College All Stars Set to Battle Colts in Soldier Field
College All‑Stars head to Soldier Field to face the Baltimore Colts in a Friday night exhibition. The Stars, touted for politeness and future focus, seek a upset edge against pro champions who rode to a wide lead last year.
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Cowboys Face Injury Woes Ahead of St Louis Game
Forest Grove Oregon reports the Dallas Cowboys may play their exhibition against the St Louis Cardinals with fullback Gene Babb sidelined by an infected toe. Fred Cone is the available fullback, while rookie Ollie McClay recovers from a pulled back muscle. The team planned one more workout before flying to San Antonio for the game.
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Dressen laments lack of timely hits for Braves
Milwaukee manager Charley Dressen says there is no pennant outlook if the Braves do not start getting timely hits after a 3-2 loss to Los Angeles. The defeat marked their 10th defeat in 15 games, leaving them in a third place tie with the Dodgers and seven games behind Pittsburgh.
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Senators Suffer 15th Straight Loss in 21-Inning Setback
The Charleston Senators fell 21 to 1 in 21 innings to the Milwaukee team, tying a club record with their 15th consecutive defeat. Ted Tak, Ne Doris, and La ie feat sparked the win. The loss leaves Charleston within 1.5 games of last-place Indianapolis.
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Pancho Gonzales on Practice and Play
Pancho Gonzales describes his early years watching players on public courts and his philosophy of deliberate practice. He cites studying rivals like Kramer Schroeder and Segura, emphasizes reps with purpose, and notes long hours in and out of the Navy, valuing a partner or machine for steady rallying.
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Favorites Win Dramatic Division C Putting Championship
In Division C action, favorites secure wins with key byes and tight matches. Helen Johnson, Flo Growell, Bernice Whitmore, and McElroy progress through rounds as schedules show early morning flights and consolation bouts, highlighting the day’s chaotic rhythm.
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Hines and Allen Medalists Lead Hillcrest Invitational
Dorothy Hines of Hillcrest and Marie Allen of Kermit tied for medalist honors with 87s at the Hillcrest Country Club one day women's invitational. Justine Kerr and Erma Terry tied for low net with 79s. Katy Quest had second low net.
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Mary Wright
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Fran Taylor
Mary Speer
Doris Sharp
Sydnee Butler
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Myers Holds Onto Title In Wacky Pro Wrestling Night
Sonny Myers retained the International Heavyweight Crown after a disqualification over the mysterious Dr. X in the main event. Dr. X toppled Myers with a rope throw in the fall, Jonathan Perez and Poncho Lopez won the semi final tag match, and other bouts featured Nick Roberts and Joe Hamilton victorious by decisive falls.
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Jack O'Reilly
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Bob Geigel
Floydada Golf Invite Sets Qualifying Rounds Today
Floydada hosts a four event golf day with 34 entrants as Irrigation All-Stars protest and a playoff looms for the national site. Local golfers from Lubbock Post Ralls Slaton Crosbyton Lockney Plainview Matador Roaring Springs and nearby South Plains towns seek a spot in Wichita.
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Johnson In Semifinals At Ruidoso
Jimmy Johnson of Levelland and three other Texans reached the Cree Meadows Golf Course semifinal at Ruidoso on Wednesday. Johnson beat Roy of Kermit 3 and 2, joining Don Wilson Mineral Wells and Charles Edwards Lancaster as 3 and 2 winners. Other winners included Don Swain Odessa and Bud Ab Pampa, with Don Nix Hobbs losing in consolation. All winners in both rounds were Texans.
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Stilt's Return Hailed by Loop
Wilt Chamberlain, the 7 foot 2 center for the Philadelphia Warriors, ended his retirement and signed a three year contract with a salary over $60,000 per season. Reaction from peers like Bob Cousy suggested the league benefits from Chamberlain's comeback and the Warriors gain a stronger title contender.
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Meet Results CHAMPIONSUIF FLIGHT in Lone Star Meet
Meet results from a regional golf or tennis flight show numerous match outcomes with players including Don Swain Odessa defeating Dan Winter Abilene and Roy Peden. Charles awards of Lancaster and Bud Abe bowl results. more scores feature players from Amarillo Lubbock San Angelo Midland and Colorado City in close contests.
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Cagers Brace for Tough Olympic Calls in Rome
U S Coach Pete Newell warns Olympic referees may come from varied countries and may not speak English. He says the team must adjust to any call and play as a unit, noting the stars Jerry West Oscar Robertson Jerry Lucas and Darrall Imhoff face a difficult transition to team play before the August 25 Rome Games.
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State TAAF Meet Opens With Eight Teams In Corpus Christi
The state TAAF Baseball Tournament begins in Corpus Christi with eight teams in a double elimination event. In round one Corpus Christi Lions face San Antonio, Beaumont meets Refugio, Corpus Christi Giants play Alice land, and Houston faces Wichita Falls. Journey ends Saturday.
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