Adams State four man council aids team coach liaison
Adams State College in Alamosa Colorado forms a four man player council to liaison between players and coaching staff to address problems for next fall. Quarterback Jimmy Parento of Spur is among the players named for the 1959-60 season.
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Adams State College
Alamosa
Colo
Jimmy Parento
Spur
Houston Colt
Joan’ Gunderson
Hutchinson
Kan
Leavenworth
General Manager Bert Rose Jr quits Vikings
Bert Rose Jr resigned as Minnesota Vikings general manager effective immediately citing personal reasons. Club directors named General Counsel Edwin Martini acting GM until a successor is appointed. Rumors had swirled after coach Norm Van Brocklin stayed, but owners denied plans to oust Rose. Rose voiced a desire to win a championship and offered no immediate future plans.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Vikings
Edwin ‘Martini
Rose
Norm van Brocklin
Philadelphia Eagles
van Brocklin
E. W
Bill) Boyer
Boyer
Asell
Norm
Hereford, Seminole Meet in Bidistrict Play at Seminole
In a bidistrict playoff, Seminole Indians host Hereford for a two game set with a possible third at 1 p.m. today. Seminole, 15-10, rely on Bob Wicker on the mound and center fielder Frank Rice who leads with 45 hits and 32 RBIs, while Hereford counters with junior lefty Mike Ranspot and a strong pitching staff.
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Bill Hart
Brownfield
Avalanche-Journal Sports Foster
Austin
Indians
Seminole
Hereford
Chet Morgan
Bob Wicker
Mike
Ford
Odessa Ector
Frank Rice
Claude Westcott
Teddy Welch
Jimmy Nelms
Ken Roberts
Danny Price
Larry Tippins
Ritchie Crawford
Ronald Speed
Eugene Green
David Stevens
Joe Coffman
Ronnie Duncan
Frank Cain
Lynn Cook
Charles Moreno
Steve Hodges
Green
Hodges
Rice
Westcott
Wicker
Tippins
Welch
Lufkin Drops Opener in Bi district Baseball Battle
Lufkin of Class AAAA was shut out 2-0 by Sherman in the opening bi-district game. Ken Perrin pitched a one hitter for Sherman. A deciding doubleheader at Lufkin is set for Thursday if two games are needed to settle the series while Bellaire and Fort Worth Castleberry remained active contenders in other brackets.
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Lubbock
Bob Groseclose
Louisiana
Groseclose
Abilene
Eagles
Texas Tech
Don Sparks
Sparks
Tech
Grose Close
Grose
Max Goldsmith
Andrews
Rusty Harris
Fleet Uite
Texas A&m
Aggies
Ronnie Carpenter
Texas Aggie
San Diego Chargers
Bill Hancock
A.s
Richard Yates
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Washington
Congressional Country Club
Hiram Parks
USGA
Jess Neely
Rice
Jack Branch
E. B. Dozier
Fort Worth Castleberry
South San Antonio
Elder Disch
Stephen F. Austin
el Paso
Midland
Lubbock Monterey
Arlington
Fort Worth Paschal
Dallas
South Oak Clift
Sherman
Lutkin
Houston Bellaire
Houston Memorial
Port Neches
Freeport
Austin McCallum
Corpus Christi Miller
San Antonio Lee
Laredo
Martin
Hereford
Seminole
Brownfield
Graham
Fort’ Worth Brewer
Mount Pleasant
Kilgore
Waxahachie
Jasper
Brenham
Lamar’ Consolidated
Deer Park
Austin Johnston
Beeville
Mission
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Merle Solland
Vancouver
Wash
Green Lake
Seattle
Solland
Harry Schneider
Palo Alto
Calif
By Bill Hart
Warren Cantrell
PGA
Educational Fund Board of Trustees
National Pga Golf Club
US Lawn Tennis Assn
Wright
NEW York
UPI
Harry Wright
New York Giants
Notre Dame
Falcon Aviation, Inc
Mene
Lufkin
Insunanen
Heth
Chrysler
Fenner Tubbs CO
Armstrong Tires
Cagle
West Texas
Avenue H
OLV
US Ag
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