Top Texas high school football picks by Chants magazine
Chants selects San Angelo in AAAA Graham in AAA Denver City in AA and Albany in A as state contenders. San Angelo returns eight starters from a semifinal run while Dumas aims for a third straight title led by linemen Glover and Pheiffer. Albany and Rotan also face strong regional competition as new and returning players reshape district races.
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Texas Football Magazine
San Angelo
Graham
Denver City
Albany
Bolger
Bulldogs
Dumas
Demons
Lyle Peiffer
Jerry Glover
Bill Spann
Glover
Pheiffer
Winters
Mustangs
Jacksboro
Dalhart
Quanah
Muleshoe
Dimmitt
Orton
Morton
Friona
Farwell
Petersburg
Seagraves
Eagles
Wink
Sundown
Plains
Tahoka
O'Donnell
Rotan
Howard van Loon
Yellow Hammers
City Boy Fifth In Golf Meet
Bob Diamond a senior from Lamar High School in Houston won the Texas Oklahoma Junior Golf championship with 289 after rounds of 69 71 He edged Bill Halstead Jr of Wichita Falls by one stroke Procter Dallas finished sixth at 288 Wheelis from Jacksboro was third Wright Fort Worth fourth McKinney Lubbock fifth Top area players include Brownfield Lamesa and Lubbock with several prospects named and football notes on local teams and players listed Dumas and Brackenridge regions noted about upcoming seasons
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Wichita Falls
UPI
Bob Diamond
Houston
Lamar High School
Bill Halstead Jr
Halstead
Diamond
Rick Procter
Dallas
Steve Wheelis
Jacksboro High
Tom Wright
Fort Worth
Robert McKinney
Lubbock
Paul Profitt
David Smith
Waco
Robert Holmes
Oklahoma Dumas
Brackenridge
City
Bobby Abbott
Kenny San Antonio
Negro Brown
Denton
Warren McVea
Jim
Conine
Jim Kindred
Oiler Back Dave Smith Named Hard Luck Player
Dave Smith, four year AFL veteran and former 1960 all American fullback, is cited as the hard luck figure on the Eastern Division champion Houston Oilers. He missed 1961 with a knee injury and suffered a back sprain and broken finger in a recent Colorado scrimmage, requiring hospital care for a week.
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Ripon College
Colorado Springs
Colo
Frank Jackson
Dallas Texans
AFL
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SMU
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Hank Stram
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USGA
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Jim Coates
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
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Coates
Yanks
Bob St.John
Avalanche-Journal
Austin American
Dallas News
Oklahoma University
Bobby Gindort
Los Angeles
Dodger
Waller O'Malley
Brooklyn
West Coast
Judy Bell Wins Trans Miss Prize in Denver
Judy Bell held steady despite wind rain and chilly temps to conquer and claim the Trans Miss prize in Denver.
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Judy Bell
Denver
Terrell Dominates Folley In Madison Square Garden Win
American heavyweight Ernie Terrell outgunned Zora Folley for a unanimous 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden. Terrell 204 pounds on a 6 7 frame used long jabs and rights to overwhelm Folley and by seventh round had the veteran staggered.
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New York
Ernie Terrell
Chicago
Zora Folley
Madison Square Garden
Terrell
Folley
Chandler
Ariz
Long
Ernie
Settlement Reached In Ruidoso Downs Stockholder Dispute
Out of court settlement ends the Ruidoso Downs stockholder feud. Gene Hensley will resign as director and surrender 1000 shares valued over 300000, names of replacements Richard Tottenhoff John Allen and Ernest Hanson. Plaintiffs J A Fairy Ralph Nix W S Welch and William Hudson filed a 415000 suit. Judge Nash set August 12 for stockholder approval.
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Lovington
N.M
UPI
Ruidoso Downs
Gene Hensley
Trusman Spencer
As-Yetj
Richard ‘Tottenhoff
Carlsbad
John Allen
Ernest Hanson
ofRoswell
Allen
Hanson
Ther Plantiffs
J. A. Fairy
Ralph Nix
W. S. Welch
William Hudson
Artesia
Dist
Kermit Nash
Hensley
Ruidoso Downs Racing Associaton
Nash
Nix
Tex Barron
New Mexico
Ruidoso Race Result Clip Highlights Fast Times
A fragmented note lists race results from Ruidoso with times and names including a male entrant and references to odds or payouts. The lines mention a 52020 figure, 48h, 5.60 and 4.80, and a three race streak.
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Sheen Benener
Southern Stars win District 1 title in Pony League
The Southern Stars, powered by Steve Hurt and a strong defensive effort, beat the Southerners 65 to 6 to claim District 1 Section III Pony League crown. Hurt earned the win with 14 strikeouts as Southwest teams advance to Tulsa playoffs next week.
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West Stars
Pony
Louis
DuBose
Tulsa
Steve Hurt
Mexico advances in Davis Cup action over Canada
Mexico, led by Osuna and Palafox, defeats Canada to reach the semifinals of the American Zone and secure a 3-0 lead. The victory keeps Mexico on track to meet the United States in Los Angeles for the December final.
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Darline Hard
Los Angeles
Haverford
Margaret Smith
Australia
U.S
Miss Hard
Miss Smith
Vancouver
Rafaengeles
Osuna
Antonio Palafox
Palafox
Mexico
Ihe
Canada
Keith Carpenter
Harry
Jini
Lor
Lbe
United States
Los An
Late Rally Lifts Hubbers in City NBC Playoff Bout
Ronald Bandy lined a tenth inning single to drive in Ken Castle for the winning run as the Hubbers beat the Stressers 4 3 in the city NBC playoff tourney. Castle led with four singles and a triple, while Buzzy Henderson added two singles in a five hit Stressers effort. Jim Katcavage of the Giants will start his eighth NFL season this fall.
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Ronald Bandy
Ken Castle
Hubbers
Donnie Bumpass
Jon George McDuff
Dave Tarter
Castle
Buzzy Henderson
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