West Texas border conference hopes fuel reader notes
Bill Hart and Butch Young relay Buffalo land rumors about West Texas football. Coach Kerbel plans a large squad with Marines transfers and a Canadian 65 inch 308 pound player, ahead of Texas Tech game on Sept 17. Articles discuss all district 3AAAA selections, voting fairness, and the API Blind Bogey Golf Tournament funds for Texas Tech scholarships at Levelland.
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Yang Chuan Yang's Olympic fate tied to Taiwan entry
The IOC weighs naming Nationalist China as Taiwan for the 1960 Rome Games. Yang Chuan Yang, a top decathlete, faces a potential walkout if Nationalist China bids under another name. IOC members at a secret session signal Taiwan as the expected label, risking a protest from critics like John Jewett Garland.
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Ted Smits
Rome
China
Red
Yang
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United States
Rafer Johnson
Russia
Vassily Kuznetsov
International Olympic Committee
Yang Chuan
IOC
Taiwan
Bologna
John Jewett Garland
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United Nations
Alexander Clinches 56th Canadian Amateur Title in Ottawa
Keith Alexander of Calgary defeated Toronto’s Gary Cowan 4 and 3 to win the 56th Canadian Amateur Championship at Ottawa Hunt Club. The final featured steady par golf with Cowan under par nine times to Alexander’s four, the decisive edge coming from consistent play and a late par to seal the match.
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Toronto
Gary Cowan
Alexander
Ottawa Hunt Club
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Tahoka Club Tourney Finals Set Amid Small Entry
Tahoka reports finals scheduled today for the T-Bar Country Club annual club tournament after rounds earlier this week. Thirty eight men entered, roughly the same as last year, with the men’s division winner to receive the Pearl Callaway trophy.
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Devlin Wins Australian Open by One Stroke
Bruce Devlin won the Australian Open Golf Championship by one stroke in Perth, becoming the first amateur winner since 1929. His victory earns him a spot on the Australian team for the Eisenhower Trophy starting October 1. Ted Ball finished second with 243 after a 75 final round.
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Amarillo
Perth
Australia
Bruce Devlin
Devlin
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Ted Ball
Yankees Rally In 11th To Beat Senators 10 7
Washington errors in the ninth nearly cost Pedro Ramos a shutout as New York pushed ahead in the 11th on Moose Skowron’s 23rd homer with Mantle aboard. Berra and Howard drove in runs after Valdivielso’s miscue tied it, and Skowron scored on a wild relay misthrow. Cletis Boyer added a homer to seal the win.
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USGA Women Amateur Opens In Tulsa With Field
The 60th annual USGA Women's Amateur starts Monday at Tulsa Country Club. Among 102 top contenders is Barbara McIntire, joined by Anne Quast and six Curtis Cup players. Other notable: Judy Bell, Judy Eller, Joanne Gunderson, Polly Riley, Helen Sigel Wilson, Carol Sorenson, and Judy Rand. The event runs six days with rounds and finals to crown the champion.
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Kirkland
Mason City
Iowa
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
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Gladwyne
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Janesville
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Aurora
Ohio
Miss Rand
Face Wins In Relief In Pirates Reds Slugfest
In Cincinnati, Elroy Face pitched effectively late to preserve a Pirates win after Pittsburgh built a 9-4 lead in the fourth. Don Hoak and Gus Bell homered for the Pirates and Gordon Coleman joined Bell with a Reds shot. Jim Maloney struggled early before settling, as the Pirates held on for the victory.
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Prospective Owners Hold Meeting on KC Athletics Purchase
Kansas City leaders pursuing purchase of the Athletics met with AL club owners to discuss the financial operation of the team. The local group included Byron Spencer and Harry Stover with Earl Smith, while A’s representatives included Earl Johnson and Ed Wollers.
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Kansas City Athletics
Byron Spencer
Harry Stover
Earl Smith
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