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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1963

Page

14

Falcon Lake fishing report adds heat and multiple catches

Falcon Lake anglers report rising heat and steady fish action led by crappie, sand bass, channel and black bass. Rio Grande perch are plentiful while early and late day fishing yields best results. guides note good depths around rocky points and boaters enjoy a near term peak in activity.

Falcon Ray Creel Creel Falcon Lake

Fishing and scenery shine at Vallecito Reservoir

BOB MOBLEY of Route 2 Lubbock returns from a trout fishing trip to Vallecitos Reservoir near Durango Colorado. He reports good fishing with medium sized trout and effective baits worms and salmon eggs. Kokanee salmon are plentiful and there is no limit for them. Vallecito offers beautiful scenery this season. At Lake Colorado City wind easing boosts fishing as the Colorado City Chamber of Commerce Fish Rodeo runs through Aug 25 with activity rising at Lake Colorado City and Champion Creek Lake. All species are active especially yellow catfish and black bass. Four tagged fish carry $500 cash rewards. May winners will be announced Sunday.

Lake Thomas Mercury Motor Dealers Bill Bell, Inc Dallas Mercury Motors Boyd Lodge Boyd’s Bull Creek Mercury Army Thomas Stamford Lake Stamford Bob Mobley Lubbock Vallecitos Reservoir Durango Colorado Mobley Vallecito Lake Colorado City Colorado City

Protest over eligibility of 20 athletes at NCAA track meet

The NCAA Rules Committee faces a dispute over 20 athletes from 11 small colleges competing at the NCAA track and field championships in Albuquerque. The figure skews toward Texas Southern McMurry Emporia State Idaho State Central State Ohio Los Angeles State San Diego State Lamar Tech Pepperdine Whitworth and Texas Western. The group had declared in the small college class but did not race at the Chicago meet, risking disqualification if they score or win.

Albuquerque N.M UPD Texas Southern McMurry Emporia State College Kansas NCAA Chicago Idaho State Central State of Ohio Los Angeles State San Diego State Lamar Tech Pepperdine Whitworth Texas Western Byers University of New Mexico New Stadium

Study Of Olympic Athletes Planned In Tokyo In 1964

Prague AP reports scientists will study Olympic athletes at the 1964 Tokyo Games to learn how sports affect health across ages. Medical exams aim to provide global insights for disease prevention and longevity, led by Dr. Joseph B. Wolffe of Valley Forge Heart Hospital.

Tokyo Prague Czechoslovakia Joseph B. Wolffe Valley Forge Heart Hospital Norris

Ten Racecard highlights from a midweek horse meet

The program lists fourteen races with multiple entries per event. Notable names include Joyful Bam and Hampshire Queen in early events, Hard Luck Bob and Joe Win in the second, and Sunset Girl and Ebony Boy in the seventh. Purses range around 300 to 1600, with distances from 330 to 400 yards and one mile for select open contests.

Wallace B. Jolly Roller Hampshire Queen Ford Thelma Joy Byers Bro Chas Koyk Bush Queen Minchey Holly Sherman Bob Joe Win Gillum Moon Top Duran Buddy Arrive No Boy Sierre Hotshot Brown Vee Man Hunt Deb's Delight Chapman Man O'Moore Page Ramona Joy Bar Venture Horned Reed Moore Tamo Sugar Rey Smith Badger Hattie Lawrence Sabino Alley Mooneyhan Rica Moon Rosby Custus Cowboy C. Lambe Beggar Muffett Gent Bob's Hanna Shiba Jackstraw Jack Ima Go Baby Silver Dodger Lambert John Allen Smiths Cagey Calhoun Brown Dude Sterling Bob Twist Jacquez Rocket Bar Warren Chubby Lamber Royal Meaux Pokey Tom Powell Baca Faulkner Farnathan Lummi Kreider Lumm Arco Phillips Jay Paula Browns Ada P AO Kate Wilson Mere Box Ford Lamm Cox Mincheys Miss Virage Budge Mooneyh Valdamar Waltlace Tommy Hicks

Olympic Medical Archives plan links health to athlete longevity

Wolffe and Prof. Giuseppe La Cava of Rome co sponsor the Olympic Medical Archives research project approved by the IOC in Lausanne. The plan would store lifetime medical records of volunteer Olympic athletes to study how fitness endures, effects of heredity diet climate and training on top performance, starting as a pilot at the 1964 Games with select countries.

Town Wolffe Giuseppe la Cava Rome Iplan International Olympic Committee Lausanne Switzerland

Taxes Hiked On Dodger Stadium

The Los Angeles County assessor raised Dodger Stadium taxes by over 50 percent, raising owner Walter O'Malley’s tax bill by more than $250,000 unless an appeal to the Board of Supervisors succeeds. The Chavez Ravine complex was valued at $5.4 million last year.

Los Angeles Dodger Stadium Walter O'Malley County Board of Supervisors Chavez Ravine

Hogan's 1948 Triple Crown Challenge Remembrance

The article notes that the last golfer to win both the PGA Championship and the USGA Open in the same year was Ben Hogan in 1948, marking a historic double that remains unmatched since.

Sam Snead Jackus Burke Jr Ben Hogan

Track meet notes reach semifinals and finals

Williams continues on page one pursuit of pole vault finals as Lynn Saunders of ACC clocks 147.9 in the 440 to place third in his heat and qualify for the semifinals. John Lawler places eighth in the six mile. David Bonds of McMurry reaches the 440 hurdles final with 52.8 and Jacky Upton of TCU clears 67 in the high jump to reach finals. Testers failing to qualify include Warren Bratles Rice pole vault Colin Ridgway Lamar Tech high jump and Lou Gunter Texas 880.

Page One Lynn Saunders ACC John Lawler David Bonds McMurry Jacky Upton TCU Warren Brattles Rice Colin Ridgway Lamar Tech Lou Gunter Texas

Tyler JC Grid Coach Now AD

Floyd Wagstaff longtime coach at Tyler Junior College football for 16 years is named athletic director and head of physical education. Babe Hallmark becomes head football coach while Wagstaff also remains basketball coach. Mae Reynolds named assistant football coach with prior coaching at Marshall High School.

Tlver Floyd Wagstaff Tyler Babe Hallmark Wagstaff Mae Reynolds Reynolds Marshall High School

Denver racer Tom Roth to race at Buffalo Lakes Sunday

Tom Roth of Denver Colorado will race this Sunday at Buffalo Lakes as the Lubbock Boat Club hosts its third race of the season. The event starts at 1 p.m. and drivers from across the country are expected to attend.

Tom Roth Denver Colo Buffalo Lakes Lubbock Boat Club

Automen and Red Cheks Clash in Legion Practice Game

Lubbock Automen host Monterey Red Cheks at Lowrey Field in a 8 p.m. Legion practice. Automen, 2-0, seek pitching from Don Coleman against Red Chek ace Gary Hughes. Lineups include Gilbert De La Rosa or Danny Strawn behind the plate and Rudy Foster catching for Bell.

Lubbock Monterey Lowrey Field Automen Red Cheks American Legion Bell Earl Parker Max O'Banion Parker Bobby Moegle Red Chek Don Coleman Frenship Gary 'Hughes Red Chekhill Corps Gilibert de la Rosa Danny Strawn David Milburn Eddie Stiles Jerry Holt Johnny Barrnett Gary Washington Jim DeShirlea Strawn de la Rosa Cheks Rudy Foster Bill Sanders Carlos Byrd Don [Barrett John McIntyre Tommy Toombs Phil Ellette Rick Camp Legion Hay City Thelr

USC Rips Tigers In NCAA Contest

Southern California eliminated Missouri from the NCAA baseball tournament with a 12-3 win in Omaha. The Trojans piled up 12 hits including six straight in the sixth inning. Arizona led Texas 8-1 in the second inning as the double elimination event continued.

Omaha Neb UPI Southern California Missouri Trojans Arizona Texas

Golf Match Play Opens As Hillcrest Event Signals Start

The Hillcrest 16th course hosts a multi flight match play event with shotgun starts at 8 am and 1 pm. Pairings include McDonald with Joe Rushing in the fourth flight and numerous early tees from No. 1 to No. 18 with names like Randall Riexer Ishackleford and Fred Hinson Jim Rieger among others.

Page One McDonald Joe Rushing Championsidp Plight Lam J. Bo White Randall Carpenter Raymond Marshall Lofton Burnette Ralph Quest Sr Ralph Quest Max Manley David Hutson Randall Riexer John Ishackleford Ronnie Craig Johnny Rangers A. Rogers Houston Trammell Fred Hinson Jim Joe Rieger Ross Mitchell Dave Lawson Howard Hicks Guy DuPriest Don Brown Robert Rodgers Mack Tubb Jimmy Johnson Chauncey Trout Glenn Lawson Howard Axtell Joe Huber Jimmy Smith Melvin Best Larry Lott Puck Jennings Mackey John Mankins Elmer McKinney Robert McKinney Jack Garrett Bob Johnson Neal Duke Herschal Galey Charles Beane Pete Price Tommy Wilson Jimmy Contine William Fritz Dink Abernathy Jim Fullingjim Plainview W. T. Leon Paul Emery Mike Moorehead Chuck Ewing Jim Reagan Dub Scarborough Pat Scarborough Homer Cage T. L. Simpson Harry Goble J. C. Burnette Ronnie Cunningham Gene Dragg R. G. Sharpe Chick Trouter Earl Ince Jr J. W. Duckworth Charles Moore Jr Mickey Baron Wilbur Kurfees Jim Blair Joe Nix Jack Sharpe Sherman Norton O. V. Scott Frank Gosdin Kuman Hutson Bill Staton Hal Taylor Don Mouser Jim Brookman Bill Tatum Ted Watts Bill Perkins Clark Wells Roger Walden Galen Brand Walter Carl Pounds Bob Pierce Ewell Hindman Dan Warren Raymond Goddard Ed Haley Don Hatchett Bill Kelly Toma Kelly Harry LeMaire Jim Parmer Fred Smith Bill Roach Br. K. E .Lorenzen Lawrence Clark Steve Noble J. R .Taylor Bob Barrick Jack Collins Ben Peek Nelson Morris H. W. Harris Jim Robnett Weymond Newton Claude Harp Johnny Gamble Bruce McElroy Joe Onstead Perry Wenzel Tommy Miers Jr Charles Barton Gene Quest Manse Allen Va B.T. Malone Bob Stanley Bob Edwards A. K. Roark Joe Crump Wiley Crump Ram Dan Grzywacz John Hale Gene Mc Donald Sam C. M. Neel Dean Killian Pete Felton Ken Laird Fifth Flight Aim Dean Enabait Jack Towsen Midland Tim Hateh Mack Euston Ram Bill McCauley Mike Higgens TC. Stinson C. Makey Lloyd Wigersma Jim Mooring George Canon Keith Brown John Shropyshire Wilkinson Dale Hardeman Milton Conine John Farley Larry Johns Robbie Gill Willis Landers O. J. Wintreath Cleo Barnett Clinton Smith Bob Garfield H. Trammell Warren Tabor L. Williams Harley Robinson Frank Stanton Jimmy McLaughlin John Abwell Walt Hale Mack Mauldin James Johnston Tommy Goff John Conley Walter Crowell Gene Colville David Foster Bob Stumbaugh Joel Toombs Bean Willams Frank Lisenby J.T. Griffon Ray Leftwich Charles Whitfield Barro Walker Ihort Worth Pat Mouser J. R

Huckabee Medalist at Tulsa Meet in Tule Lake Golf Tourney

Hale Center teacher Ronnie Huckabee shot a five under 67 to win medalist honors at the Tule Lake Golf Tournament in Tulia, edging Floydada’s Morgan McReynolds by two. Ken Hicks of Amarillo kept his title bid alive, facing Barry Ward in opening match play.

Tulia Ronnie Huckabee Hale Center Tule Lake Morgan McReynolds Floydada Ken Hicks Amarillo Huckabee Paul Webb Jr Tulsa McReynolds Buddy Hamilton Canyon Barry Ward C. L. Andress D. J. Northcutt Jim Butler Ken Colwell Paul Webb

Sandra advances to consolation finals at Wichita Falls

Sandra reached the fifth flight consolation finals with a 2 and 1 win over Mrs H E Johanson of Wichita Falls and will face Mrs Gordon Stine of Wichita Falls who defeated Mrs Bob Cryer of Denver City 3 and 2. Lub bock Country Club dominates with low team play on day one as Mrs Morrow shot 74 and Miss Hutson tied for long drive while Mrs George Soash and Mrs iTubbs posted 82 and 84 respectively.

H. E. Johanson Wichiita Falls Gordon Stine Wichita Falls Stine Bob Cryer Denver City Lubbock Country Club Morrow George Soash Miss Hutson iTubbs Midland

PGA Marathon Match 43 Holes In 1932 First Round

The longest PGA Championship match on record saw Johnny Golden defeat Walter Hagen 1 up in a 43 hole marathon during the 1932 opening round at Keller Golf Course in St Paul Minnesota.

PGA Johnny Golden Walter Hagen Keller Golf Course St. Paul Minn

Get Around Poised to Challenge Candy Spots in Chicagoan

Maine Chance Farm's Get Around with Braulio Baeza up may upset favored Candy Spots in Washington Park's Chicagoan. Trainer George Poole hopes the race will test Candy Spots as Will Shoemaker rides the Belmont and Kentucky Derby contender. Other Chicagoan entrants include Cosmic Tip Lemon Twist Thisnais Derby winner B Major Jimmy Cannon and In The Pocket. If seven start the event tops $112 333 with a $67 333 winner share.

Chicago Maine Chance Farm Candy Spots Washington Park Braulio Baeza George Poole Citation Spots Willie Shoemaker Get Around Withers Cosmic Tip Lemon Twist B. Major Jimmy Cannon

Palmer, Boros Shine at Colonial Invy in Fort Worth

Palmer, with seven one putts and three straight birdies on 5 6 7, birdied the 18th from 8 feet during a strong round in Fort Worth. He shot 299-20 back of winner Boros as he returns from a休休 layoff, and praised his relaxed, fun mood.

Page One Phil Rodgers Paul Harney al Geiberger Frank Stranahan Dan Sikes Art Wall Julius Boros Palmer Tour Fort Worth Latrobe Rule University of Iowa Waterloo Nicklaus

PGA Champions Earn Big Purses Through History

The first PGA Championship winner in 1916 received 500 dollars. Gary Player, the 30th champion in 1962, earned 13 000 dollars, illustrating the growth of prize money in golf.

PGA Long Jim Barnes Gary Player

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