Texas PGA Title Play Set for August in Corpus Christi
About 100 professional golfers are expected to compete in the Texas section championship at Oso Municipal Golf Course in Corpus Christi from August 15 to 18. Early entries include Don January, Gay Brewer Jr., Jer Jer, Doug Higgins Jr., Jackson Bradley, Byron Nelson, Ross Collins, Henry Ransom, Shelby Mayfield, and Tommy Burke. Burke defends the title after Martin won in 1960 and 1961. The Cosmopolitan Club of Corpus Christi sponsors the event with $5,000 in prize money.
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PGA
Texas
Oso Municipal
Don Janjuno Gay Brewer Jr
Jer
Doug Higgins,Jr
Jackson Bradley
Byron Nelison
Ross Collins
Henry Ransom
Shelby Mayfield
Tommy
Jowers Named Coach Of Year In Lone Star Conference
Milton Jowers, SWT coach and athletic director at Southwest Texas State College, named Coach Of The Year by the Lone Star Conference sports directors. He led the Bobcats to a 17 5 cage record and revitalized football after 1960. Other finalists included Glen Whitis and Gil Steinke.
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Howard Payne’ College
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Texas College of Arts and Industries
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Texas Ags
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Teague
West Lake hosts West Texas Pro-Am field near 130
Late summer golf action ramps up with a West Lake West Texas PGA Pro-Am expected to draw about 130 players. The week also features Meadow Brook Golf Club for the City Amateur Championship and Hillcrest's West Texas Junior Girls Tournament.
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West Lake
Meadowbrook Golf Club
Hillcrest
Golf Calendar Signals Broad Local Weekend Events
The piece lists a dense slate of golf activities across West Lake and Meadowbrook with junior girls events at Hillcrest and Meadowbrook qualifying rounds led by Tommy Somers 78 and Jim Brookman 79. It notes invites and pro ams at Friona, Plainview, and other Texas clubs, plus a Texas team basketball schedule and Moroccan wage changes.
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F.C. Beavers
West Texas
Hillcrest
Meadowbrook
Tommy Somers
Jim Brookman
Earl Ince Sr
Howard Welborn
Dick ‘Hollingshead
Roddy Stargel
Don Silver
M. G. Gregory
Monty Hosie
Buster Jones
Tommy Lankford
Robert Reager
Ron Dexter
Amarillo court blocks Negro entry to city golf tourney
In Amarillo a federal judge refused to grant an order allowing Negro golfers from the Golden Spread Golf Association to participate in the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association tournament. Judge Dooley postponed broader action to Aug 2 as he noted the city makes no color distinction on its courses and cannot lease to a private body that enforces discriminatory rules.
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Amarillo Partnership Golf TK
Golden Spread Golf Association
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
US. Dist
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Hense
Donley
Dooley
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All Stars Headed by Graham Prepare for Big Offensive Line
The All-Star squad under coach Graham and assistants Stanfel OConnell Sauer Lavelli Scarry has trained since last fall with a powerhouse line and a strong secondary to counter Green Bay passes. The game, a Chicago Tribune Charities event, has funneled about 2.12 million into Chicago charities since 1904.
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Dick Stanfel
Tommy O'Connell
Johnny Sauer
Dante Lavelli
Mike Scarry
Alg Mo
Meight
Green Bay
Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
Chicago Charities
Edwards Reaches LCC Senior Final Round in Chessy Win
Veteran Pete Edwards ousted defending champion Raymond Marshall 1 up to reach the Lubbock Country Club senior championship final. He will meet Dixon White, who beat Charles Towns 4 and 3 in the semifinals, in the title match.
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Ciaper
Tom
Greg Curry
Murphy Ve. Curry
Seattle
Amos Howant
Widener
Lys
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Weta
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Glen Henn
Goventeen
Pullen
Pea
Wrytehead
Ean
John "White Fom
Aly “Armstrong
Thomson Piet Vligut
Kem! Grive
Bill Jorstance
Jack
Harves Wefent
Ina Havial Casey
Planis
Gros
Varver
Matador Wins Matador Invitational Championship Sweep
Matador captured the Matador Invitational senior baseball title by sweeping a doubleheader from previously unbeaten Floydada. The first game ended 3 to 1 and Matador led 4 to 2 after 4 1/2 innings in the nightcap, securing the tournament since Floydada had no earlier defeats.
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Floydada
Abilene Texas Address Listing Fragment
Readable fragment shows an Abilene Texas street address at 702 Cedar Street with a phone line or code noting 3261 in the same area. The item resembles a civic or business contact note with sparse context.
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Appress
Abilene
Texas
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