Women’s Southwestern Opens Here Today in Lubbock
Qualifying rounds for the 28th annual Women’s Southwestern Golf Assn. begin today at Lubbock Country Club with expected 100 entrants. Notable players include JoAnne Gunderson unavailable to defend, with rounds through Saturday. Spectators and social events accompany a field drawing players from California to West Texas.
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Lubbock Country Club
JoAnne Gunderson
Imperial Valley of California
Nevada
Anzona
New Mexico
West Texas
Texas
Hellcrest
Lubbock
Abilene
Plainview
Wierata Falls
Grownfield
el Paso
San Angelo
Midland
Thunderbird
Palm Springs
Mix. C.D. Lee
Stapler
Lee
Charlotte Schulz
Wichita Falls
West’ Texas
JoAnne Winser
Phoenix
Sandra Palmer
Judy Lotterfield
Arizona
Canada
Helen Harquail
Las Vegas
Haynie
Eloise Moore
Hillcrest
Horace Humphries
Sandra Hayme
Austin
Assn
Loc
C.D. Lee
Judy Loftfield
Ariz
Joan Powers
Litchfield
Joanne Winter
Aziz
Helen Humphries
Ann Morrow
Nancy
Country Community Notices From Lubbock Area
A dense fragmented clipping lists names, places, and affiliations across Lubbock and nearby counties. Mentions include Mew Abn Lene Pian Hew Country Cub 20s My and Mrs J T Bowman Browne field Counter Chat with local clubs, communities, and events.
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Preston Cochran
Abbot Battiy
Laman
Plainview
Unig Clu
Widener
Labae
CIA
Bleneron
Hireon Park
Lahook
Moore
J.T. Bowman
Browne
Ray Lawrence
Moessandra Pattoer
Glen Gasten
Gatana
Lashboek
Club
Joan Powern
Oarney
Kiliett
Browntyrd
Sen Toy Winale
Rotens
Amanto
Pinerest Jyser Orwoahire
Wireaty
Cuntey Chi
Mare Caraway
Byles
Sis
Terry Coline
Hillcrest
Tray 18Th
oMre J
Tiara Labbock Cour
Lab
Libtock ‘Cab
Las Vegas
New
Renroeder
Bartzen Cruises In Tennis Opener At River Revere
In the River revere tournament opener Bartzen of Dallas won 62 61 over Scott Long Island NY after a first round bye. Bernard Bartzen advanced by default in the second round, Abe Segal also progressed by default, with Werksman Susman Garrido and Fisher posting wins. Crawford, Hernando, OConnell, Paton, Powless, Hall, and others recorded results in the early rounds as the page notes ongoing action.
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River Revere
Evanston
Golden
Eght
Scott
Long Island
N. Y
Bernard Bartzen
Dallas
Tex
Nick Scharf
San Jose
Calif Abe Segal
South Africa
Bob Hill
Roger Werksman
Los Angeles
Rod Susman
St. Louis
Renaldo Garrido
Cuba
Ronnie Fisher
Houston
Crawford
Gunter Bolt
Springfield
Ohio
Hernado
George O'Connell Jr
Highland Park
Worksman
Andy Paton
Ann Arbor
Mich
Susman
Earl Theimer
Chicago
Garrida
Jobin Fernechko
Binghamton
N.Y
Fisher
Charles Fleckanger
Oshkosh
Wis
Chis Crawford
Piedmont
Cali
Gunter Ball
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Alan Schwartz
Rudy Hernan
Brown Medalist Leads Tri-State Seniors Golf Opener
Amarillo in the Tri-State Seniors Golf tourney opened with qualifying rounds. J R Brown, the tournament director from Amarillo, shot 68 to medalist. Pete Edwards of Lubbock, the defending champion, was exempt from qualifying. Raymond Marshall led South Plains entrants with 72. First round matches pair Lubbock rivals and other regional players as daily 18 hole ties begin at Amarillo Country Club. The event runs to finals this weekend.
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Amarillo
J. R. Brown
Brown
Pete Edwards
Lubbock
Plainview
Frank Day
Raymond Marshall
South Plains
Marshall
Chick Trout
Edwards
Charley Good
Wichita Falls
W. H. Chappell
Jeb Rogers
Tulsa
Okla
Amos Howard
George Hale
Albuquerque
Njm
Ray Cooper
Hl. L. McMahan (77), Stratford, and Bruce Kattmann
Day
Amarillo Country Club
Spahn Wins as Braves Blank Giants to Move Second
Milwaukee Braves shut out the San Francisco Giants 3 0 led by Eldie Mathews two run homer and Warren Spahn six hit pitching. The victory lifts Milwaukee to second place a half game behind San Francisco and past the Dodgers. The Braves trail the Giants by two percentage points.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco
Eldie Mathews
Warren Spahn
Giants
Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
San Francoe
Russ Track Squad Arrives In Philadelphia For Meet
The Russian track team arrived in Philadelphia to participate in the USSR-USA track meet. Spahn earned his 257th victory, and the Braves swept the Giants as Mathews drove in Milwaukee’s runs with a homer and key hits.
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Philadelphea
OPN
Milwaukee
Braves
Spahn
Vasily Kuznetsov
Giants
Jim Davenport
Willie Kirkland
Mathews
Sam Jones
Johnny O'Brien
Jones
Stu Miller
San Francisco
Aaron
Tae Gee
Bogner
Gohmide
Bhs
Hye
Covinnon
Afilwaukee
Ean Provence Silwauber
Aaron HN
Torre
Tackowsis
Crawford Belmere
Dar
Kuznetsov
Philadelphia Inquirer
Ruswan
Ian Bob Paul
Kuzsetyov
Mise Chenchik
Kuepetnow
New York
Monnel
Dro Pitvele
Reds Beat Dodgers 13 5 as Robinson homers twice
Cincinnati Reds rally with three homers two by Frank Robinson to crush the Los Angeles Dodgers 13 to 5. Brooks Lawrence earned the win in relief as Milwaukee climbed past LA into third with a 4 3 victory over San Francisco. The Dodgers dropped to third. Cincinnati under Fred Hutchinson won for the second time in five games.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Frank Robinson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Fred Hutchinson
Brooks Lawrence
Lawrence
Gus Bell
Bow Robinson Page
Pirates Fans Claim Most Interesting Major League Team
Pittsburgh fans argued Monday that their team is the most interesting in baseball with Roy Face and lefty pitcher Carl Furillo among the standout figures cited as proof.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirate
Roy Faen
Cor
Pirate
Bues
Pirates Triumph in Ten Inning Clash with Cardinals
The Pirates edged the St Louis Cardinals 6 3 in 10 innings as Face silenced the closing threats. Don Donnire and Stan Musial provided late drama while Bob Friend contends for a comeback as Pittsburgh eyes a suspended game rescheduled for Aug 19.
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Pirates
Milwaukee
Bues Hive
Ion Ae
St. Louis Cardinals
Face
Uvuet
Ahent
Don
Ees Vee
Dina “Coll
Stan Musial
George Crowe
Danny Murtagh
Bucs
Bob Friend
Iaat
Hague
Scores and Names From a Fragmented Ledger Sheet
A damaged OCR fragment lists scores, names, and scattered terms such as Northeast Hue Laarue, Graders, Cardinale, and Golden stars. It reads like a jumble of team notations, player tags, and cryptic notes with unclear context or dates.
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Shein Sian
Moron
Carlsbad shuts out Alpine in opening doubleheader win
Carlsbad beat Alpine 1-0 as Beal Brown drove in Murray Hall with two out in the seventh. Jack Warmer earned the win in relief after Ted Ellis started for Alpine. The game featured a late run and miscues in a tight League contest.
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Alpine
Carlsbad
Carlebad
Ted Ellis
Beal Brown
Murray Hall
Jack Warmer
R ‘Elief
Ellis
Carroll
Perez
Warn
Booth
C. Johnson
Souchak Heads to Odessa for $10,000 Pro Am
Souchak, winner of the Western Open at Pittsburgh, headlines the Odessa Pro-Am field in Texas. He will pair with Eddie Chiles for the four day event opening Thursday, his second appearance in the area alongside players like Pete Cooper and Don January.
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Odessa. Tex
Mike Sovchak
Pittsburgh
Rolf
Souchak
Arnold Palmer
Eddie Chiles
Bears Court Jester Denver Return Signed
Virgil Jester, a veteran minor league pitcher, ends retirement to join the Denver Beans of the American Association. Jester sent Teplave right-hander Ken Mourland, optioned to San Antonio of the Texas League.
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Bears Court
Denver
Virgil Jester
Denver Beans
Teplave
Ken Mourland
San Antonio
McAnany Becomes Hopeful White Sox Rookie Sensation
Chicago spotlight shifts to 72 year old rookie McAnany a former minor leaguer from Indianapolis now challenging for a pennant impact. He homered in early outings and boosted by a 374 pace over 10 games driving in runs while delivering timely triples in doubleheader wins. Manager Bill Veeck praises the kid while cautioning against jinx as Chicago eyes four more games against the Yankees.
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Chicago
Roy Sievers
Minnie Minneo
Riple
Dim McAnany
White Sox
McAnany
Indianapolis
Bises
Kansas City’ Athletics
Sistuns
Ogee
Befe Reed
Bob
Iurticane
Milwaukee Braves
oeeAnany
Bill Veeck
Yankees
Promoter Rejects 850000 TV Offer for Moore Fight
Montreal promoter Eddie Quinn rejected a CBS offer for Archie Moore telecast rights and the heavyweight showdown with Yvon Drivel. The American network plans to air the bout in the United States while France and Canada await formal arrangements. Local boxing details remain unsettled as promoter concerns pause negotiations.
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Montreal
Eddie Quinn
Moiday
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Archie Moore
Yvon Drivel
American Broadcasting Co
Boston Crushes Yankees in nine-run sixth inning
The Boston Red Sox exploded for a nine-run sixth inning including Gene Stephens's grand slam to rout the Yankees and sweep a five-game series for the first time since 1939. Frank Sullivan pitched well as Boston won its fifth straight over New York while Casey Stengel’s champions faded to fifth.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Gene Stephens
Yankees
Red Sox
Casey Stengel
Frank Malone
Sammy. White
Yonker
Elstin Howard Holt
Nestor
Chylak Jensen
Bees
Frank Sullivan
Your
Willams
Vic Wertehart
Sullivan
Mi. Dangald
Malzone
Hon
Buditin
Howsed
White
Pete Runnels
Stephens
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Women’s Southwestern
Bartzen
Oo Bartzen Page
Joe Perry
Compton Junior College
Pra
Anb Wey
Florida
3 Furniture Housiness
Russ
Philadelphia
Gini
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Pisa
Fla
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En México
Professional Golfers’ Association
Navaho Indians
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Newcom
Rhea Bameles
York
Giana
Tewten
Muntele
Bieber
Stepiwena
Hiehart
Tom
Richartan
Bivratad_ i
Stary
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