Teter Captures Texas Amateur Title In Golf Finale
Gene Teter winner of the Texas amateur championship beating Mike Glover 5 and 4 in Dallas. A former SMU law student and Southwest Conference champion, Teter led early and expanded to six holes up. Glover, 18, a University of Houston freshman, opened defense of his Dallas junior title today.
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Sunday night baseball heats up in Houston and Giants fall short
A 3-0 Colts win over the San Francisco Giants drew 17 437 fans in Houston as Skinny Brown led the bullpen after an injury to Dick Farrell. Brown held the Giants to one hit in 6 13 innings for his first win while Willie Mays was erased on a second inning steal attempt. Jack Sanford took the loss for San Francisco. In Chattanooga Barbara Romack beat Shirley Englehorn in a sudden death playoff to win the Rock City Women Open worth 10 000 with Romack claiming 15 00 and Englehorn 12 50.
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Old Putter Credited In Record Win
Julius Boros credits an old putter after a Masters theft led to his Buick Open victory. He shot 68 69 for a 14 under 274, five ahead of Don Finsterwald, tying the Buick Open record and joining Nicklaus and Palmer as current tour multiple winners.
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Final round sees Boros finish second at $4600
Boros posted a 67 in the final round to take second place and $4600. George Bayer shot 68 for third with 280, one stroke ahead of George Knudson of Canada. Wall tied Mason Rudolph and Gene Littler at 283 for fifth.
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Women Golfers Hit Meadowbrook Intercity Play Day
Five flights of women golfers contest an intercity event at Meadowbrook on Tuesday. Championship flight begins at 8 a.m. with final nine hole flight at 9:10 a.m. Pairings list includes Eloise Moore Kathy Quest Jo Hickman and many others across four flights.
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College Nines To Open Fire In Omaha College World Series
The eight top college baseball teams begin a double elimination in Omaha for the College World Series. Opening games feature Arizona vs Penn State with Bob Fenton facing Al Becaccio, followed by Florida State vs Western Michigan, Texas vs Southern California, and Missouri vs Holy Cross. Carl Yastrzemski is noted as MVP for Raleigh in 1959 Carolina League.
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McBride Delivers After Family Tragedy in LA Win
Grieving Ken McBride pitched through sorrow after learning his brother Clifton, 24, was killed in a Cleveland auto accident. He beat the Minnesota Twins 4 2 with seven strikeouts in eight and a third innings, aided by Mel Nelson in the ninth.
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Boros Wins Buick Open With Record 274
Julius Boros, 43, from Mid-Pines North Carolina, captures the Buick Open trophy with a 274 four round total a course record for 72 holes. He fires 68 69 in the 36 hole final to beat Don Finsterwald by five strokes and shatter the previous course mark by eight strokes.
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Sun Kings Take Pait to Top in Texas League Action
The Sun Kings of El Paso won both games in a Sunday twin bill in the border city to seize first place. They won 10-9 in the opener after a late surge, and lost 8-3 in the nightcap as San Antonio dropped to third. Austin edged Tulsa 6-3 and Amarillo beat Albuquerque 17-10.
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Field Engineer sought to run mobile field lab and crew
Leading oil field service company advertises openings for a Field Engineer to manage and operate a mobile field laboratory and crew. Requires BS with electronics courses, under 30, good physical condition. Salaries start at 550 and rise to 700 after six months with training and promotion. Car furnished and relocation paid. Midland Texas P O Box 632 MU 2 1695.
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