Jets Shun By Texas After Sauer Signing
Texas coach Darrell Royal said New York Jets are no longer welcome on campus after signing George Sauer Jr. a red shirt fifth year star. Royal faulted pro clubs for tempting the player with money and said he would restrict Jets from practice and viewings while Sauer has remaining eligibility.
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WACO
Darrell Royal
Texas
George Sauer Jr
New York Jets
Sauer
Jets
Royal
Dave Campbell
Waco News- Tribune
Rams Open Grid Drills at Svare Mile in Camp Start
Orange California AP reports the Los Angeles Rams opened 1965 training camp with the Svare Mile named for coach Harland Svare. Clarence Williams of Washington State won in 5 30, breaking last year’s 5 36 record. Two players failed physicals and were released.
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Orange
Calif
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Harland Svare
Clarence
Clancy) Williams
Washington State
Jerry Richardson
Chapman College
William Butchart
Augustana College
Bill Swartz
College of Emporia
Tahoka Hosts SPWGA Playday Wednesday
Tahoka will host the South Plains Womens Golf Association monthly playday with an 8 a.m. shotgun start. Pairings list multiple players across seven groups, including Jo Hickman, Jo Ann Wenzel, Mac Edwards, and numerous others ready for the event.
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South Plains Womens Golf Association
Jo Hickman
Jo Ann Wenzel
Mac Edwards
Aleta Thomas
Janet Warwick
Lois McClure
Betty Stumbaugh
Mary Palmer
Billie Jo Carroll
Freda Townes
Barbara McNeely
Eloise Moore
Ann Morrow
Lorene Ward
Irene Harris
Mary Wright
Peggy Jones
Lera Ohnemus
Hazel Elevens
Billie Moreshead
Lola Hyde
Jerry King
Joyce Carmeo
Helen Lair
Bertha Fritz
Jean Leake
Doris Wight
Terri Collins
Katy Quest
Vivian Parks
Jean McCord
Frances Pennington
Betty Rushing
Jean Latham
Venita Hamilton
Hannah Supuver
Verne Wickstrom
Finata Graham
Etta Seinik
Wanda Gill
Frances Campbell
Jeannette Harvey
Ruby McClendon
Ruby Moore
Ota Jordan
Frances Holder
Lou Nell Carpenter
Jo Sparks
Neil Blakeny
Ian Dunnigan
Maxine Mauldin
Jo Biehler
Lottie Walker
Ima Williams
Lea Harns
Louise Rogers
Jean Creed
Evelyn Botsk
Evelyn Cruise
Justine Kerr
Kathrene Mcllroy
Lois Patterson
Annie Mae Tucker
Maggie Turner
Frances Gillham
Mona Waters
Jean Collier
Kathryn Thrush
Bella Huffman
Billie Bumpass
Jennie Halford
Peggy Atwell
Ethyl Herringe
Johnnie Trammell
Automen edge Thunderbirds 5 4 for district final berth
In Plainview the Automen beat the Thunderbirds 5 to 4 to advance to an all Lubbock finals clash in the American Legion District 19 baseball tournament. Clawson drove in the winning run in the bottom of the sixth after a series of errors, with McCutcheon adding three hits for the Thunderbirds.
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Plainview
Lubbock Auto
Thunderbirds
American Legion
Automen
Bell Red Cheks
State Legion
Bobby Moegle
Cheks
Earl Parker
Lubbock
Nathan Lindley
Thunderbird
Jim Boyd
Erro
Dorian Clawson
Clawson
Jim Poe
Tar
Joe Mackilson
Plainviews
Roland McCutcheon
Promoter Drives New Orleans NFL Bid With Backer Pledge
Promoter Dave Dixon pushes to lure an NFL team to New Orleans with backer David McConnell pledging permanent local residence if awarded a franchise. McConnell and Dixon meet Gov. McKeithen in Baton Rouge and plan talks in New York with NFL officials as Houston and Miami compete.
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New Orleans
Dave Dixon
National Football League
David McConnell
Dixon
Angel
New York
NFL
McConnell
Avon Cosmetics
Baton Rouge
John McKeithen
McKeithen
New Orleans Pro Football Club, Inc
Pete Rozelle
McConnel
Victor H. Schiro
Atlanta
Atlaniia
Houston
Oilers
Astrodome
City Park
Tulane Stadium
Dullsville
U.S.A
Miami
Aussies Sweden Split First Two Tennis Matches
In Varberg Sweden Australia and Sweden split the opening two matches of an informal team tennis event. Sweden’s Jan Erik Lundquist defeated Fred Stolle 6-4 8-5 while Roy Emerson beat Ulf Schmidt 7 0 6 0. Schultz led Lundquist 6-5 in the second before Lundquist won with sharp passing shots.
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Varberg
Sweden
Australia
Jan Erik Lundquist
Fred Stolle
Roy Emerson
Ulf Schmidt
Schmidt
Emerson
Stolle
Lundquist
Seeded Players Advance At River Forest Tennis
In the National Clay Courts at River Forest, all seeded men and women won first round matches. Notable upsets came from two teenagers who defeated 12th and 13th ranked players, as veterans like Ralston Ashe and Riessen progressed toward the Davis Cup tune up.
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River Forest, Ill
River Forest
America
Mexico
Dallas
Richardson
Hamilton Richardson
Ric
Jeffree
Carmichael
Calif
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Pony League Meeting Slated For Tonight
The Southwest Pony League will hold an organizational meeting at 7 30 p m tonight at the Kountry Kitchen Restaurant. Officials say the agenda includes electing officers and mapping plans for next year.
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Southwest Pony League
Kountry Kitchen
Smith Olsen Sign With Cincinnati Royals
Adrian Smith and Bud Olsen became the Royals first two regulars to sign for the 1965 66 season. General Manager Pepper Wilson announced the deals as Cincinnati planned workouts starting September 14 at Miami University in Oxford Ohio.
Coody Leads Team To Win In Canadian Open Prep
Charlie Coody of Fort Worth shot two under par to lead his pro-am team to a 55 best-ball win at Mississaugua Course ahead of the Canadian Open. Coody teamed with amateurs Dewson Sinclair and Gogek, beating Sam Snead Gary Player and others by one.
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Toronto
Charlie Coody
Fort Worth
Coody
Dick Dewson
del Sinclair
Mickey Gogek
Sam Snead
Gary Player
Dean Refram
Jack Rule
Howie Johnson
Palm Springs
Calif
Dudley Wysong
Casper, Wye
Miller Barber
San Antonio
Kel Nagle
Australia
Snead
Mississaugua
Hugh
Rocky) Thompson
Wichita Falls
Tex
Markland Wood Golf Club
Thompson
Eddie Johnson
Florissant
Moon Mullins
Kermit Zarley
Yakima
Wash
Hobart Manley
Savannah
Ron Drimak
Corona
Joel Goldstrand
Worthington, Minn
Johnson to Manage Stars for Interleague All Star Game
Rochester manager Darrell Johnson will lead the International League All Stars July 29 against the Milwaukee Braves in Atlanta. League president Tommy Richardson cited Johnson's Governor's Cup win as the basis for the selection. Coaches include Grover Resinger and Bill Adair with starters to be announced July 20.
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N.Y
Darrell Johnson
International Baseball League All- Stars
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Tommy Richardson
Johnson
Red Wings
Richardson
Harry Walker
Jacksonville Suns
Pittsburgh Pirates
Grover Resinger
Bill Adair
Jacksonville
League
Pilots
All-Stars
Cleveland
Baltimore
Indy Champion Sells Interest
LOS ANGELES AP Lou Meyer the first three time winner of the Indianapolis 500 has sold his half of Meyer Drake Engineering Co to partner Dale Drake. The firm built the Offenhauser racing engine that dominated Memorial Day racing from 1946 to 1964. Meyer won in 1928 1933 and 1936. Drake was his chief mechanic. They had worked together 19 years.
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Los Angeles
Lou Meyer
Offenhauser
Meyer
Dale Drake
Drake
meyer-Drake Engineering Co
Indianapolis
Hall's .325 average fuels Twins charge in AL race
Jimmie Hall of the pace-setting Minnesota Twins leads the AL batting race at .325 with 52 RBIs as Harmon Killebrew shares the club home run lead with nine in the latest half-season update. Hall hit .448 last week, rising to second in AL batting as Carl Yastrzemski sits injured.
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Jimmie Hall
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Hall
Killebrew
Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Vic Davalillo
Cleveland
Felix Mantilla
Willie Horton
Detroit
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Philadelhia
Richie Allen
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Mays
Allen
Donn Clendenon
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Clendenon
Aaron
Ernie Banks
Chicago
Deron Johnson
Cincinnati
Rocky Colavito
Horton
Colavito
RBI
Reds Win Sabre Title at World Fencing Champs
Russia defeated Italy 9-7 in the team sabre final to clinch its fourth world title. Marc Rakita beat Gianpolo Calanchini for the decisive win as Yakov Rilski sealed the last point. France placed third after Hungary protested a semifinal officiating. Poland claimed fifth with a 9-6 win over Germany. Russia led the meet with multiple golds across events including women's and men's foils and men's team sabre.
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Russia
Italy
Tokyo
Marc Rakita
Gianpolo Calanchini
Yakov Rilski
Paolo Narduzzi
France
Hungary
Poland
Amarillo College Lands Abernethy Basketball Recruit
Amarillo College announced Monday that Bill Abernathy a 6-5 former Monterey Plainsmen player has signed a letter of intent with Coach C W Myers. Abernathy joins Mickey Vaclav of Amarillo High and Mike Wolfe of Caprock as District 3-AAAA signees. He started for Monterey last season averaging 10 points per game for Gerald Myers Plainsmen.
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Amarillo
Amarillo College
Bill Abernathy
Monterey Plainsmen
C. W. Myers
Abernathy
Mickey Vaclav
Amarillo High
Mike Wolfe
Caprock
Myers
Monterey
Gerald Myers
Plainsmen
Local Scores Highlight City Leagues and Playoffs
City Commercial League First Round results include SWPS 7 Litton 0 and Lubbock Pharmacy 8 Nelson Pharmacy 7. Eastern Little League Monarchs 5 Indians 1. Church League softball saw Southwest Baptist 12 Arnet-Benson 11 and Asbury Methodist 6 First Baptist 1.
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Reese Air Force Base
Jo Hodges
Hubbers
First Methodist
SWPS
Litton
Lubbock Pharmacy
Nelson Pharmacy
Cecil's
SWA
Post Office
Hancock
Indians
Southwest Baptist
Arnet-Benson
Asbury Methodist
First Baptist
Barnes Wins Easily in Antwerp Tennis Final
Ronald Barnes of Brazil defeated Belgium's Jackie Briant 6 1 6 4 to win the men's singles title at the international tournament in Antwerp Belgium on Sunday.
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Barnes
Antwerp
Belgium
Ronald Barnes
Brazil
Jackie Brichant
Swedes Edge U S Tourists in Wrestling Showdown
Lane Lewis won at lightweight and Richard Wright captured the light heavyweight bout as the Swedish Alone club defeated the touring Oregon schoolboy team 6 1/2 to 2 1/2.
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Sundsvall
Sweden
UPI
Lane Lewis
Richard Wright
U. S
Oregon
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