Golf tournament leaders and flight results from Lubbock meet
The page lists scores and pairings across championship and eight flight divisions with key results. Notable scores include 65s by Roy Peden Bob Hellinghausen Gus Carey Cecil Russell and others as leaders in their flights with anticipated tee times for today.
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Goodart
Lawson
Roy Peden
Kermit i
Bob Hellinghausen
Monahans
I Bob Cryer
Denver City
Howard Hassell
Seminole
Gus Carey
Cecil Russell F
Odessa
J. B. White
Dave Lawcen
Leon Anderson
Mike Goodert
Dale Saxton
Bill Powell
L. C. Abbott
Carl Beard
Marvin Herd
Stuart Chancellor
George Addison
Cotton Makin
Wayne Lurke
Paul McCully
Joe Norman
Jerry Lance
Jack Tidwell
C. W. Sizemore
Jimmy Johnson
Gene Rush
L. A. Beaird
Gil Clary
Mac Boring
C. H. Martin
C. A
Johnny Rodgers
Bob Hawk
John Warren
Guy Proctor
Bob Spears
David Jones
Dave Aldson
Truman Wilson
Don Huestis
Jack Keith
Jim Wolfe
Noel Sikes
Frank Qualia
Buster Doran
Barney Barnard
Richard Perry
Dub Malaise
Jon Sparling
Ed Moses
Mike Steindorf
Joe Buck
Dick Tubb
Cotton Kilpatrick
Clyde Keith
J. F. Maddox
Dwight Teed
Bob Duke
Dick Robinson
John Carey
Derrell Smith
Toby Foster
Joe Kirk Fulton
Ray Wallach
Bill Jessie
Cecil Russell
John Kuykendall
Paul Campbell
Hiram Mote
Bob_ Prater
Fred Sides
Jack James
Floyd Purser
Frank Stallcup
Charles Featherston
Steve Hood
D. L. Trippler
Dub Weir
Frank Goodwin
John Olsen
John Casebier
Bob Tonkin
Ken Epps
Guy Jamieson
Sixth Flight
C. E. Young
Bill Prince
Charles Scott
Garland Lasater
Bill Blocker
Bill Kinyon
Jess Claibormne
Jay White
Warren Tabor
Jack Trammel
Lowell Stout
T. L. Owens
Bill Graham
Jim Hughes
Cecil Towley
Gene Granath
Harry Goble
John Thrash
Mike Price
Stan Laiken
Seventh Flight
Sam Vines
Dump Williams
A. J. Collier
Fred Jones
Vern Runnerstrand
Jack Everett
Bill _White
George Sturdivant
Bam J
Joe Stoltz
H. B
Dickie Lloyd
Maurice Steele
Bob Bevill
Jack Walstead
D. R. Morehead
D. B. Treadwell
George Blocker
Ninth Flight
Doc Wilkins
Ray Parsons
Jewel Carr
Ben Beames
Gene Motter
Bob Booth
Pat Franklin
Bill Boatenhamer
Seth Woltz
Tony Sanders
Don Burney
Run Reecer
Bob Sides
Greg Garnett
Ed Starey
Alan Jarred
Bob Denney
Charles Mumford
Eddie Breaux
A. L. Wilson
Texas dove seasons and hunting safety details released
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission sets a generous dove season with a combined 120 half days for mourn ing and white wing doves in 1959. Mourning doves allow 12 daily and 24 in possession, white wings 10 daily and 20 in possession after day one, with Sept 1 to Oct 30 north zone and Sept 25 to Nov 23 south zone.
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Maverick
Presidio
Starr, Ferrell
Val Verde
Webb
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Zapata
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Amarillo
Lonnie Peters
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
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Iowa
Borger
Aj Meredith
Former world heavyweight Freddie Mills dies after boxing career
London AP reports Freddie Mills former world heavyweight champion dies in Middlesex Mills hospital after a fight career that peaked with his July 1948 title win over Gus Lesnevich in London. Mills 46, never fought outside England and declined major offers to box in Philadelphia and other cities. He began pro boxing in 1936, tallied 73 wins with 52 knockouts, 17 losses, and 6 draws. He was married to Chrissie Broadribb.
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London
Freddiers
Middlesex
Mills
Gus Lesnevich
Oey Maxim
Maxim
Cleveland
Carnival
Va Tle
Eile
Eng.nd
Harold Johnson
Phila Iphia
Lesnevich
Chrissie Broadribb
Namath Connects With Evans In Jets Scrimmage
Jets held a 45 minute controlled workout at Peekskill with Joe Namath delivering a 12 yard scoring pass to Jim Evans for the only TD. Namath worked with the second offense against the No 2 defense while Mike Taliaferro led the No 1 offense in hot humid conditions. Matt Snell led the top ground game and Cosmo Iacovazas added a solid 2nd unit showing. Weeb Ewbank praised the session noting the defense remained ahead of the offense.
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N.Y
Joe Namth
Jim Evans
New York Jets
Namath
Alabama
Mike Taliaferro
Matt Snell
Jets
Cosmo Iacavazas
Princeton
Weeb ‘Ewbenk
North Pony rally seals win as Reynolds fans 15 in seven
Jerry Reynolds pitched seven innings for North, fanning 15 and allowing three singles. Steven Stuller took the loss after leaving with the bases loaded in the second. North built a four run second inning then added four more in the sixth to pull away. Western defeated Southern in the earlier game as Johnny Green and Stuller homered to lift Western to the final berth.
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Jerry Reynolds
Imound
North
Steven Struller
the Hill
John Jullins
Stuller
James Madison
Johnny Carrizallez
Sidney Hall
Mullins
Eugene Lawson
Hall
Lawson
Jimmy Easter
Danny Clayton
Mike Boyd
Trent Cox
Easter
Boyd
Madison
Reynolds
Johnny Green
Western
Southern
Tommy Turner
Glen Ken Perkins
Dale Thompson
Jerry Ham
Thompson
Houston Chosen By Montreal Farm Club
The Montreal Canadiens selected Houston as the home for their No 1 hockey farm club. General manager Sam Pollock and personnel director Jerry DeLise announced the assignment of top prospects to Houston with DeLise as manager and Bill McCreary as coach. Houston will compete in the Central Hockey League against St Louis St Paul Memphis Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
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Tex
Montreal Canadiens
Sam Pollock
Canadiens
Jerry DeLise
DeLise
Bill McCreary
St.Louis
St Paul
Mmphis
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Ryun to Run Against Russians Despite Knee Injury
American track and field team prepares for the Moscow meet with Jim Ryun listed to run despite a knee strain. Coach Brutus Hamilton said Ryun should be fit for the race unless his injury worsens. The squad, including 18 year old Ryun from Wichita East, posted a 4:10.4 mile in a warmup meet as they head to Kiev for the late July Russian clash.
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Kan
Jim Ryun
Brutus Hamilton
U.S
Hamilton
New York
Ryan
Wichita East High School
Morgan Groth
Martinez
Calif
George Young
Silver City
N.M
Jim
Randy Matson
Jack Griffin
Frederick
Griffin
Madeline Manning
Cleveland
Janell Smith
Fredonia
Moscow
Kiev
United States
Russia
Rfanks
Los Angeles
Rex Cawley
Bob Schul
Jim Grelle
Elaine Lindgren
Gerry Lindgren
Jim Ryan
Ralph Boston
Igor Ter-Ovanesyan
John Pennel
America
Schul
Lindgren
Mills
Valery Brumel
Romuald Klim
Rein Aun
Tokyo
Wyomin Tyus
Edith McGuire
Tennessee
Marie Mulder
North
U S and Russia Ready for Dual Track Meet in Kiev
United States and Soviet Union prepare for the annual track duel in Kiev over July 31 and August 1 with 70 American athletes and 42 Soviet competitors. The U S seeks its seventh straight win. the Russians eye domination in women’s events led by Tamara Press. Cincinnati Reds carry a nine game NL streak into action.
Browns Scrimmage Notes and Player Return
Brown missed over a week of practice and did not participate in the scrimmage won by the offensive squad. The 271 pound back, 10 pounds light, asked to play Saturday morning and will rely on self conditioning. The Browns have about 14 more workouts before the College All Stars game in Chicago on August 6. Coach Blanton Collier was pleased with the scrimmage and felt the team was ahead of last year's first scrimmage.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Browns
Jim Brown
Pacxea
Brown
J.D. Edmiston
Ryun
Jamaica
Edmiston
Chicago
Blanton Collier
Lamesa Wins District Two Babe Ruth Title in Narrow 2-1 Victory
Lamesa trimmed Tri-City 2-1 to capture the District Two Babe Ruth championship Saturday night and earn a state tournament berth in Brownfield starting Monday. Terry Davis pitched the victory for Lamesa. Gerald Bals took the loss for Tri-City.
Red Sox Pitcher Dave Morehead Attends San Diego High
Boston pitcher Dave Morehead attended the same San Diego high school as Ted Williams, the famed Boston slugger, highlighting a shared local link in baseball history.
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UPI
Boston Red Sox
Dave Morehead
San Diego
Ted Williams
Wright Quits Pro Golf To Attend SMU College
Mickey Wright ends a 11 year run on the pro tour to enroll at Southern Methodist University. An injury sped the move, with a year at Stanford prior and casual pro appearances planned in summers. Wright plans to study math and psychology, aiming for a degree while keeping tour options open.
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Dallas
UPI
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Southern Methodist University
SMU
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USGA
Stanford
Stanford University
Miss Wright
Mickey
Links
Okies Rivalry Looms as Dad's Day Festivities Near
Several veteran players return for Tech highlighted by passer Glenn Baxter and guard Hugh McCrabb along with Charles Harper Dennis Randall Rusty Martin and Larry Elliott. The Texas Tech Oklahoma State series dates to 1935 with Tech holding a 7 5 3 edge. Former Raiders now fathers of Tech students may attend Dad's Day on the 16th and consider suiting up.
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Glenn Baxter
Hugh McCrabb
Charles Harper
Dennis Randall
Rusty Martin
Larry Elliott
Tech
Oklahoma State
A&m
Mays Sparks Giants Past Braves in 4-2 Win
Willie Mays sparked San Francisco to a 4-2 victory over Milwaukee after reaching on an error and scoring the tying run on two more misplays. Tom Haller homered, Dick Schofield doubled, and Ken Henderson drove in a run as the Giants overcame early chaos.
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Mays
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Frank Bolling
Fischer
Ed Mathews
Tom Haller
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Aaron
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Dillard
Woodward
Shaw
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Gonder
Bolin
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de jaHoz
Peters
Ing
DOR -Milwaukee
Schofield
Br--Jones
Haller
Gabriel
Kelley Lemaster
Ney Shaw
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