Rawls Grabs Babe Zaharias Lead In Beaumont Open
Betsy Rawls shot a 72 to lead the Babe Zaharias Open after round one at Beaumont Country Club. Kathy Cornelius was one behind at 73, with Sandra Haynie Jackie Pung and Gloria Armstrong tied for third at 74. Defending champion Mary Lena Faulk and others followed at 76.
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Fort Worth
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Daly City
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Oakland
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French Lick
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Miss Cornelius
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Sea Island
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Mickey Wright
Dallas
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Ruth Jessen
Dallas Civitan
Miss Faulk
Shirley Engelhorn
Most for sprinters in seven races today
The American turf offers seven sprint programs led by a standout event at Belmont Park. The Mother Goose Stakes features eight 3-year-old fillies, headed by Cicada, racing 11⁄8 miles for a $75,000 added purse. Suffolk Downs presents a 11⁄2 mile Bayard Tuckerman race as part of the day’s action.
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Polly Drummond
Cicada
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Meadow Stable
Gail
Aidan
New York
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Johnny Sellers
Acorn
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Texas Tech football tickets sales forecast ahead of fall season
Mrs. Mildred Graham, ticket manager, reports strong renewals and new requests for Texas Tech season tickets. Home games include West Texas State, Texas, SMU, Colorado, and Arkansas with prices from 20 to 30 dollars. Mail orders accepted now with delivery after July 15, seating charts available at the Athletic Office near Jones Stadium.
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Carter Signs Letter Of Intent With Texas Tech
Noel Carter, a quartermiler from South Plains College, signed a letter of intent with Texas Tech on Friday. He competed at Seminole High School and posted a 48.4 in the National Junior College meet at Big Spring, while also contributing to South Plains relay squads including the mile relay and sprint medley. Carter drew interest from Southwest Conference programs and other colleges.
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South Plains College
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Seminole
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South Plains
Southwest Conference
Longhorns Fly to Omaha for Collegiate World Series
Texas coach Bibh Falk will take his baseball team by air to Omaha for the Collegiate World Series start June 11. Eighteen Longhorns depart Austin early June 10 and are slated to arrive in Omaha shortly after noon.
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Austin
Golfers Start Bid To Beat Champ
Lubbock golfers begin nine days of "To Beat The Champ" at local courses cooperating with the PGA National Golf Day program. Players pay $1 at registration and may play multiple 18 hole rounds through June 10, with adjustments for handicaps and a revised low score standard. All receipts go to the National Golf Fund Inc for golf charities and projects.
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Harrington Sets Match With Charley Scott At Madison Square Garden
Stan Harrington, 28, from Honolulu, seeks comeback revenge against Charley Scott, 26, of Philadelphia, in a 10 round TV bout at Madison Square Garden. Scott is 8-5 favorite. Harrington carries a 40-8-4 record with 21 KOs but has only one knockout in his last 19 fights after beating L. C. Morgan earlier this year. Scott has faced tougher foes in nine pro years.
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Ortega
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Mays Popularity Question Amid Onfield Scuffle Headlines
The day after a sideline incident with Willie Mays of the Giants, Elio Chacon of the Mets fears boos at the Polo Grounds, while spectators speculate the crowd reaction stems from the fight. Also featured: Rodger Ward races in varied cars, Gene Sarazen’s golf show to air in color, Hawaii's Stan Harrington named Sports Father of the Year, and NCAA golf title prospects with Nicklaus now a pro.
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Cash's Homer Ruins Shutout Inning Victory
Cleveland Indians beat Detroit Tigers 7-1 as Jim Perry four-hits the Tigers and Tito Francona drives in four runs with a double and a single. Norm Cash hits his 13th homer in the ninth breaking Perry's shutout bid.
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