Coronado Mustang football reads for 1966 season launch
Coronado coach Wayne WilSher leads a new program with no history of wins or losses. He focuses on fundamentals and motivation to build a cohesive team for 1966, with workouts at Stubbs Elementary and a Sept. 25 game against Pampa at the new Lowrey Field.
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Pampa
McKinney Wins Late Rally in South Plains Golf Showdown
The South Plains golf championship saw McKinney surge to near the lead with rounds of 70 70 and close with a strong finish. Farquhar delivered spirited play but fell short despite fourth par day. Bob Halstead of Wichita Falls placed second with 290 while Joe Tuber of Lubbock, Ons Gairhigh of Amarillo and others trailed.
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Metsinney
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Bob Halstead
Joe Tuber
Lubbock
Ons Gairhigh
Amarillo
Marv Mills Wins St Louis Women Open Golf Title
Mary Mills of Gulfport Miss wins the St Louis Women Open with a 216 total after three steady rounds. Marlene Hagge and Carol Mann finish two strokes behind in a 54 hole event. Judy Torluemke and Sandra Spuzich tie for fifth at 222 while Sandra Palmer Betsy Rawls and Miss Whitworth post 225s.
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Sandra Palmer
Betsy Rawls
Miss Whitworth
Blessing in manpower reshapes JV schedule says Wilsher
The article notes coach Wilsher arguing the JV plan avoids overworking younger players and preserves future athletic strength. It cites comments on sophomore versus senior maturity and the idea that large weekend缺 matches strain developing athletes.
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Wilsher
Chargers Win 31-10 In Exhibition Over Chiefs
San Diego, ending a four game skid across seasons, beat Kansas City 31-10 as John Hadl directed a 1 10 scoring drive. Hadl went 15 of 24 for 158 yards while Bud Whitehead and Howard Kindig forced key KC errors. Gene Foster added a 25 yard TD sweep and Steve Delong led a 26 point surge late in the game.
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Bud Whitehead
Howard Kindig
Len Dawson
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Chiefs
Gene Foster
Steve Delong
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Jacque Mackinnon
Pete Beathard
Arnett, Son Win Tourney In Hillcrest Event
Tom and Bud Arnett captured the championship flight title with a 148 total across two days in Hillcrest Fathason tournament. Butler brothers Wayne and Gordon tied for second, winning the runner-up in a sudden death playoff against Conine and White.
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Gordon Butler
Milton
John Conine
Byron
Alan White
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Dr. C. M
Morris Neel
Charles Oktavec Jr
George
Randy Wall
Tim
Mike Hatch
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Porter Trout
Bob
Curtis Jordan
Greg Nichols
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Ae Collier
Margaret Smith Wins Moscow International Tennis Title
Margaret Smith of Australia defeated Galina Baksheyeva 6 2 6 4 in the Moscow International Tournament final to claim the singles title. Smith, Wimbledon champion, breezed through the event with dominant play.
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Moscow
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Alexander Metreveli
Soviet Union
Miss Smith
Galina Baksheyeva
Portales hosts tight Portales Partnership golf tourney
Portales hosted a three day golf tournament with pairs Douglas Jones and Myers Haberer leading with 201 total. A sudden death playoff trimmed a second place finish for the Muleshoe duo, while Johnson Rush won a playoff for fourth. First through third flight winners were reported along with a lone drive prize awarded at the first tee.
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Prince of
Browns Paces Eagles To 20-17 Win Over Lions
Philadelphia Eagles beat Detroit Lions 20-17 as halfback Tanne Brown rushed 92 yards and caught three passes for 33 yards. The Eagles overcame a late deficit to secure the victory in Philadelphia.
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de Brown
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Dallas Fort Worth Spurs Aim High in Texas League Attendance
The Dallas Fort Worth Spurs seek about 500000 attendance for the season as Texas League clubs project strong gate receipts. Officials cite near 100000 needed to break even and plan two special nights to boost turnout. A good home stand and a promising ball park appear to fan interest despite recent losses.
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Texas League
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I. 2
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Healthoueh
Twelve Year Old Karen Muir Tops World Swimming
Karen Muir of South Africa, 12, became the youngest world record holder in major sport with 1:08.7 for the 110 yard backstroke at the British Championships. She followed with wins in the 220 yard freestyle and 100 yard freestyle, making three titles in the 25 year history of the meet.
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Karen Muir
South Africa
Shirley Temple
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Shir
Joy Temple
Six Horses Die in Rockingham Park Barn Fire
A Sunday night blaze at Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire destroyed at least six thoroughbred racing horses. Richard Horan, 27, of Albany New York, a groom for J P Kelly of Beachmont Massachusetts, witnessed the loss saying the horses burned in their boxes.
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N.Y
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Beachmont
Mass
Prep Tankers Set Records At National AAU Meet
Readable text notes Steve Brouse and Renoits More set one tenth of a second off world records in the freestyle and 10 meter butterfly at the National AAU Swimming and Diving Championships in Seattle Washington. Miss Meare of Phoenix and Miss Stonder of California are mentioned in relation to national titles and event times.
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Junior Girls National Amateur Qualifying Opens in Evergreen
The US Golf Association's Junior Girls National Amateur Tournament begins qualifying at the Hiwan course near Denver. Ninety seven entrants include top juniors from California Texas Indiana and Washington. Reigning winner Peggy Conley is not competing due to age. Qualifiers run today and Tuesday with match play starting Wednesday and finals Saturday.
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Barber Disqualified in Final Round of PGA Championship
Barber was disqualified during the final round at Tata Rel Valley Golf Club after a 219 total through three rounds. He claimed confusion over Sunday start times while not reaching the club with playing partner Charles Sifford and Jack Fleck still in progress. The ruling affected contestants who finish all 72 holes.
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