Americans Reach British Amateur Round Two at Troon
Twelve Americans advanced to the second round as Troon faced heavy rain and wind. Findings include Findlay Black’s upset over Gordon Clark and Warren Vanderbush’s 2 and 1 win over Mike Burgess. Mark McCormack, who guides Palmer Nicklaus and Player, won 6 and 5 over Snodgrass and joked about caddying for his client if he reaches the final.
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Flowers Strains Hamstring. Olympic Hopes Jolt
Richmond Flowers, a Tennessee track standout, lay in a Knoxville hospital after a strained hamstring sidelined him ahead of Olympic tryouts. Doctors call the injury serious but unclear in duration, jeopardizing his USTFF and NCAA ambitions.
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Freshman Coach Bert Huffman Honored With Golf Day
At Hillcrest Huffman Texas Tech football freshman coach is to be guest of honor at a Shrine Temple golf event. The day includes a barbecue at Hillcrest Country Club with invited Newsmen from Lubbock Amarillo Fort Worth and Plainview. Potentate Dick Kline and Past Potentate Ivan Boxwell of Amarillo will represent the Whiva Temple.
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Dallas Native Leads U S Open Qualifiers With 138
Schlee of Dallas shot a five under par 67 in the second round and finished at 138 total to top sectional qualifying for the U S Open at the Dallas Athletic Club. The former pro tour player posted 71 in the opening round and led the 36 hole test on the par 72 6 840 yard course.
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Legion baseball opens 25th season with shutout doubleheader
Monday night at F highest ro m organized baseball began its 25th season. A sparse crowd of 125 watched Hines hit while Matt Byrne pitched a two hit shutout for See Post 308 20 in a 8 0 victory over Booker T Washington Post. Glen Palmer notched another two hitter as Palmer struck out many, boosting the opening night atmosphere.
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