Will Rogers Indoor Field Brims With Olympic Talent
Fort Worth hosts the Will Rogers Indoor Games featuring Olympians and top stars. John Powell and John Rambo Powell lead a strong pole vault and high jump field, with Thomas, Grelle, Rostow, Cerulla, Alspaugh and others among the elite competitors from ACC Baylor Southern Methodist Texas A&M TCU Texas Tech and more. Collegiate entrants from multiple schools compete as Kansas freshmen also join unattached entries.
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Mike Cochran
Fort Worth
Will Rogers
John Powell
Dim Grelle
Ralph Rostow
John Thomas
John Rambo Powell
Thomas Thomas
Rambo
Thomas
Los Angeles
Grelle
Kip Kevin
Portland
Ore
Boston
Gerri Cerulla
Utah State
Texas
Ralph Alspaugh
Charles Christmas
Albert von Troba
Abilene Christian
Roger Hunt
Texas Christian
ACC
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Joe Shaw Shines as Brownwood Lineman Headed to College
Brownwood tackle Joe Shaw, 6-3 215, drew college attention after dominating enemy linemen and anchoring a state championship run. Coaches praise his defense first style and leadership, with Shaw visiting Texas Tech and weighing offers from Southwest Conference schools while Rice contenders loom.
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Tiscainer
Joe Shaw
Brownwood
Carner
Big Joe
Lions
Skenridge
Texas ‘Tech
Pi Ie
Joe
Gordon Wood
Tech
Jake King
Shaw
Dumas
Weatherford
Robert David
Don King
Buller
Cleburn
Wooster
Ridge City
Wooster Prenty
Oklahoma
Texas
Texas A&m
Rice
Richard Jones
Tech Swimmers Break Records in Colorado Springs Meet
Texas Tech defeated Oklahoma State and Arizona in a trio of dual meets while losing to the Air Force Academy. Jesse Marsh placed third in one meter diving as Nate Holtz finished fifth. Robert Graham and Pete Valdez each set marks with two pool records broken during the day.
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Colorado Springs
Texas Tech
Jesse Marsh
Tech
Air Force
Oklahoma State
Arizona
OSU
The
Academy
Graham
Pete Valdez
Therawvant Mentary
Maio
Nate Hatta
Aqtare Bupteralt
Vole Mooyarh Prertyle
Robert Graham
Pele Vride
Neagare
Harlem Stars Battle Brownfield Seed and Delent ing Tonight
The Harlem Stars host Brownfield Seed and Delent ing in a Spur High School gym game Saturday night. Proceeds benefit the Spur Lions Club activities as the team, largely former Texas Trek players, faces rivals after recent district wins.
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SPUR
Harlem Stars
Brownfield
Spur High School
Spur Lions
Texas Trek
Harold Denes
Glen Hale Jam
Sid Wall
Bull Marten
Rosie Woolard
Dee Vick
Deres Enzish
Steve Lee
Billy Monk
Perry Tockott
Gilbreath Secures Third Ace At Local Course
Gilbreath carded his third ace on the Lute deck Countes Club course Saturday. He holed the 181 yard No. 9 with a six iron after previously acing No. 12 in 1950. Other players Wind Plasing and Galbreath were among the notable figures, with MR Smut and Hay Parteett and Glen Hern also listed.
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Owen Gilesath
Hys
Gilbreath
Galbreath
Smut
Hay Parteett
Glen Hern
Ralston Tops U S Tennis Amateurs Ranking Again
The USLTA convention endorsed national rankings with Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield Calif named No 1 in men’s division for the second straight year and Nancy Richey of Dallas sharing top women’s ranking with Carole Caldwell Graebner of Beachwood Ohio as Ashe rises in men’s standings and new tournaments planned.
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Palm Reach
Fla.ap
US Lawn Tennis Association
Rankin Committee
Nancy Rechey
Dallas
Tex
Riis Jean Moffitt
King
Law Beach
Cali
Dennis Ralston
Bakeersfield
Calif
Rachey
Chuck McKinley
Port Washington
Charles Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Carole Caldwell Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Graehner
Clink
Naney Bihey
Che
Deishies
Toy Fretz
Harrisburg
Jue de Heldman
New York
Robsert Lats
Los Angeles
Bill Harris
West Palm Beach
Fla
Peaches
Bartkades Af Hamtramck
Mich
Julia Anthony
Malibu
Cahf
Serand
Ham Richardson
Mike Belkin
Mame Beast
Reissen
Ronald Helmberg
Daytown
Tes
Frohling
Buene Scat
St. James
N.Y
Injuries Hamper UCLA Quintet in Title Defense
The UCLA men's team faces lineup challenges as key players including Kenny Washington and others miss games due to injuries. Foreseeable replacements include Ralston and Froehling, with Graebner and Graebner among top ranks in the sport. Women's and men's rankings feature Rob Lats and Ham Richardson among leading names.
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LOS Angels
API
UCLA
Kenny Washington
Wiles Minsele
Chick Graebner
Felinus Wooden
Obie
Martin Riessen
Fede Goss
Evanston
Mckinley
Wall Rephice Ralston
Washinton Frank Froehling
Conal
Go Iles
Flac
Pasarell Ashe
Tom Aollefsen
Gas Anzetss
Monterey Wins Practice Meet Amid Tight Golf Duel
Monterey Highs golf team edged Coronado 79 to 519 in a warmup meet at Westlake Golf Course. Lee Moss and Steve Beasley led Monterey with strong scores while Coronado's Freddy Stuth and Steve Furr posted top rounds. Lubbock High and others followed with solid showings.
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Lee Moss
Steve Beasley
Monterey Sch
Cornado
Westlake
Plainsmen
Coronado
Snyder
Lubbock Highways
Lamesa
Plainview
Monterey
Danny Roverett
Gary Harrod
Bobby Kaizer
Freddy Stuth
Steve Furr
Carothers Captures Half Mile at Indoor Meet
Ail Crothers won the half mile in New York indoor events defeating Toronto's East York Track Club as he equaled the meet record set in commemoration of Cardinal Spellman. Cardinal Spellman presented the trophy. Joe Morgan led the National League in walks last season with 97.
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New York
FAP
Crothers
Toronto
East York
Knights of Columbus
Cardinal Spellman
Joe Cincinnate
Joe Morgan
Touston Astros
Eastern New Mexico Cups Gymnastic Meet Triumphs
Eastern New Mexico won all seven five place events to defeat Abilene Christian in Portales on Saturday. John Pratt of Lavington captured five firsts and tied for another, sharing top honors in free exercise and winning the trampoline, high bars, horse, rings and parallel bars. Ham of ENMA won the side horse event, with Reich and Reads also noted among performers.
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Texas Office, Supply Co
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Aggies
Dick Revier
Dick Stringfellow
Randy Matson
John Beasley
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Gary Turner
Rick Sauer
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Lubbock Athletic Club Main
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