Levelland Golf Meet Opens With Defending Champ In Field
Levelland hosts the invitational golf tournament starting today with about 22 players in eight flights. Defending champion Jim Underwood returns but may skip unless he seeks the title, joined by other past winners and hopefuls from Dallas and local clubs as the course is prepped after recent rains.
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Ficht
Ficht Aa Wil Ie
Jim Underwood
Stoowers
Sprine
Texas Taw School
Roland Adams
Sear
Wits
Underwood
Dallas
Clark
Borgers Abbott Leads Golf Play
Abbott leads a junior golf invitation event in a rough text summary. The report notes Abbott’s 4 weeks and ties to Olahoma and mentions Pete Hatchett as a past winner, with other players like Abbott and Hatchett highlighted amid a mixed result page.
Top Stars In Track Meet Here
West Texas track stars converge at Monterrey track in Lubbock for the Junior Olympics. Notables include Ronald Wyatt New Home and Gene Westmoreland Lamesa, plus Sundown, Brownfield, and Plainview entrants. Local Monteres athletes plus 50 others from Snyder Anton Levelland and more. Events run 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. field Finals 8 p.m. for senior boys and girls.
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West Texas
Lubbock
Monterey Track
Ronald Wyatt
New Home
Gene Westmoreland
Lamesa
Haskell Davis
Sundown
Charles Shipley
Frankie Flores
Brownfield
Ropesville
George Osman
Barger
Tom Ogden
Floredada
Ted Allen
Balis
Bullev
Leann Livesay
Joe Viney
Gerd Ramsey
Larry Patterson
Allen Newberry
Monteres
Tammy Middleton
Max Ince
Bean Breham
Tarn 8
Snyder
Anton
Levelland
Plainview
Ballis
Crane
FE Paso
Seminole
Floydada
Borger
Idalou
Slaton
Amarillo
Lockney
Muteshoe
Morton
Abernathy
Casting Tourney Set At K N Clapp Pool This Weekend
The 11th annual Southwestern Amateur Casting Association Invitational opens at 9 a.m. Saturday at K N Clapp casting pool with 50 plus out of town entrants and about 30 from Lubbock. Notables include Ben Fontaine and son Benjie Fontaine, Casper Rigamer, Steve Aleshi, Jimmy Bass, Bruce Hays, and local reps Arthur Tuck Bobby Spear. Events run Saturday and Sunday with multiple accuracy and distance contests and NAACC rules. Local officers and directors are listed. tournament governed by NAACC rules.
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Southwestern Amateur Casting Association
K. N. Clapp
Lubbock
Ben Fontaine
New Orleans
National Association of Angling and Casting Clubs
International Casting Federation
Benjie Fontaine
Casper Rigamer
Steve Aleshi
Kansas City
Ord
Jimmy Bass
Bruce Hays
Dallas
Fort Worth
Arthur Tuck
Bobby Spear
Thomas
Houston
SACA
Dave Smith
W. B. Kelly
Evelyn Sayers
Ima Ricker
Warren Tall
George Box
Clapper Resigns as Buffalo Bisons Coach
Buffalo New York coach Dut Clapper resigns from the American Hockey League Buffalo Bisons after a period of leadership. The move ends his tenure with the team and opens questions about future coaching decisions.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Eddie Arcare Dominates Belmont Stakes Record
Eddie Arcare wins the Belmont Stakes marking a remarkable sixth career victory. The historic feat cements Arcare as a dominant force in the race, adding to his legacy among top thoroughbred performers.
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