UT Golfer Maintains Wide Margin in Major West Texas Tournament
David Price of Odessa leads the championship flight with 137 after matching a 68. Teammates and rivals include Edward Brooks Stephenville and Ron Travis Dallas among others. notable athletes include Bob Giese Amarillo and Dean Strack Midland contending as the field narrows. The schedule outlines flights and tee times from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. for a decisive round.
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Price
Edwards
John Farquhar
Amarillo
Tommy Chatham
Plainview
Farquhar
Giese
Dean Strack
Midland
David Price
Odessa
Edward Brooks
Stephenville
Ron Travis
Dallas
Donnie Johnson
Lubbock
Bob Giese
Ben Lane Jr
Tommy Wilson
Bill Halsteady
Wichita Falls
Gene Boyd
Charles Goodbread
Arlington
Steve Rogers
Hale Center
Jack Williams
Randal Rieger
David Allen
Pampa
Russell Haberer
Lowe Irvin
Irving
Tommy Williams
Jim Fullingim
Petersburg
John Koonsman
Snyder
Gaylen Brand
Don Needham
Larry Morehead
John Goodwin
Tulsa
Bucky Sheffield
Bill Enos
Mike Averitt
Elmer McKinney
Gregory White
Parina
Rob Clindaniel
Scott Stevens
Amerillo
Miles Chillers
Don Strong
Bobby Rust
Breckenridge
Clark Wells
Rieger
Boyd
Rogers
Allen
Williams
Haberer
Irvin
Chatham
Goodbread
Halstead
Strack
Glese
Lane
Wilson
Brooks
Johnson
Travis
Junior-Senton
Hindside
D. A. Bailey
W. D. Forsha
Jack Collins
Aerate
Handicap
A. Rodgers
J. E. Blackeeil
T. B. Thomas
Dale Lace Ewell
L. Duniven
Hurd Hale
Val Collier
R.A. Baker
Frank Mercer
L. T. Kineer
Jack Lemons
Tom Price
Frank Day
Walter Vandiver
Earl Fuson
Monty Staniforth
Cliff Crowell
FASI
Jay Lynn White
Robert Brent I
Second
Bill Arthur
Gene Dalton
Don Crow
Mark Shurbet
Dutch Holland
Carlos Arellano
Bob Pyatt
Royce Garrett
Quinton Short
John McQuien
Ray Harder
B. L. Hudson
Steve Moss
Tommy Bell
Horse Racing Odds and Results From Daily Card
The compiled betting card lists multiple races with lengths from 350 to 4000 yards, maidens and claimings, plus participating horses and field prices. Notable figures include Bel Ol Blue at 5.20 and Deep Phantom at 4.20 with a total quinella showing 14.8 dollars. Time figures range from about 1:08 to 1:45 per mile.
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Dee Beau Black
Colorado Sane
Alfie McCue
Aining
Babbusa McCue
Savin Samantha
Fierce Go
Fourti
Cascara
Paulanne
Cracy Queen
Sea Ridge
Little Cabo
Plucky Black
Quinella
Facierea
Wills Worth
Rose of Kerry
Deep Phanthom
Druclla
Miss Sugar Box
Lucky Face
Neer Mark
Black Door
Waynes Red
Angel Fire
Cora's Ego
Holtman Secures State Tennis Title in Abilene
Cassie Holtman dominates Jaycee tournament play to win the 12-year-old girls singles title in Abilene. Holtman beat Carol King of Austin 6-0 6-0 in semifinals and Sally Eichler 6-0 6-0 in the final, as Abilene stars advance to multiple finals across age groups.
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Abilene
Cassie Holtman
Miss Holtman
Carol King
Austin
Kathy Eichler
Tony Richardson
Doug Davis
James Eugenio
Pat Howell
Abile
Chris Amandes
John Clemens
E. Banston
R. Edsel
Amandes - Clements
Boys
Charles Melton
Kelly Kinard
Sammy Courtington
Sid Clements
Melton
Daniel Butlola
Sid Celements
Clements - Melton
G. M. Begham J
Bickman
Odessa
Paul Wiegand
Daniel Pets Austin
Clements Melton
Mary Tredennick
Denise Henninger
Ebilene
Kathy Chiswin - Pena
Suen
Ryan Pate
Steve Stolte
New Braunfels
Richardson
Davis
Kim Klossman
Gwen Thomas
Mary Jo Sparks
Raylene Rer
Practice plan outlines varied morning workouts and site shifts
The coach notes talent growth and quick grasp of techniques. Most workouts occur in morning hours with Sunday Thursday and Friday as exceptions. Teams rotate between Astroturf and Tech practice fields. Sunday workouts at 4 30 p m, Monday and Wednesday at 10 30 a m, Tuesday at 9 30 a m, Thursday and Friday at 3 30 p m. Players arrived Friday and had physical exams at 5 p m.
All American hopefuls undergo football physicals before the Coaches game
Johnny Andrews faced a blunt question from Dr Wallace Hess about why he should not play football. Dozens of All-Americans were examined for the June 26 Coaches All-America game as doctors checked for injuries and fitness. Players from Southeastern Louisiana, Houston, Kansas State, Ohio State and others described recent camps, roasts, and shape work, with Rex Kern set to receive the FCA award at the upcoming banquet.
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Wallace Hess
Texas Tech
Ohio State
Rex Kern
Jones Stadium
Mike Warden
Jim Gintonio
Avalanche-Journal
Johnny Andrews
Indiana
Andrews
Hess
Joe Lehman
Miller Carmick
Malcom Thomas
Pat Pappas
Emmett Shannon
Ronnie Hornsby
Southeastern la
Ft. Johnson
Clarence Scott
Kansas State
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore
Ohio
State
Ron Sellers
Cincinnati
Jim O'Brien
Wright
Chiefs
Kansas City
Strike Hampers Coaches All America Game Coverage
The Western Union strike disrupts press coverage for the Coaches All-America game. Ralph W. Carpenter informs reporters to expect no service, increasing pressure as major newspapers planned rapid filing. Carpenter installs 15 extra telephones at Jones Stadium to handle game coverage.
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Western Union
Ralph W. Carpenter
Carpenter
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Jones Stadium
Wright Signs Three-Year Pact With Kansas City Chiefs
Elmo Wright, No. 1 draft pick for Kansas City Chiefs, signed a three year contract. The amount was not disclosed though Toronto Argonauts offered between 90 000 and 106 000 for two years. Wright cited money and NFL opportunity as key factors.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPID
Elmo Wright
University of Houston
Kansas City Chiefs
AFC
Wright
Toronto Argonauts
Chiefs
Toronto
Kansas City
Houston
Florida
Palmer and Nicklaus clash over pace of play at Merion
The golf world pits Palmer against Nicklaus as they spar over slow play at Merion. Palmer accuses Nicklaus of delaying groups by 23 to 25 minutes, while Trevino and others chase a crowded leaderboard led by Erickson and Colbert with scores around 138 to 142.
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Palmer
Nicklaus
Jack
Erickson
Colbert
USGA
Golf crowd shaken as Nicklaus blasts pin placements
Jack Nicklaus criticized Merion pin positions after a round where two players tied at 147 to reach 148 needed for advancement. Tony Jacklin and Labron Harris faded with 152 and 144, while Nicklaus faulted the cup setups for rewarding luck over skill.
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Jim Colbert
Bob Erickson
Jerry McGee Ae
Gay Brewer
Bobby Nichols
Jack Nicklaus Vrewe
Arnold Palmer
Bruce Devlin
Ever
Chi Chi Rodriguez
George Archer
Ees
Larry Hinson
al Geiberger
James Simon Orville Moody
Lee Trévino Owe Aaneee
Bob Rosburg
En Persareres
Ken Still Aee
Davud Sanders Veaseressereens
John Miller Eeeere
Lanny Wadkins
Ates
John Bchee Eevsesve
Bo Ea Teens Fanewe We
Dave Biechelberger
Dale Douglass
Kermit Zarley Peeeen
Art Silverstone Stoners
Dick Lolz Beaeres Tener
Bert Yancey
Sooo
Bob Goalby Wee
Anae Os On
Labron Harris
Ary Jerry Heard Space Ford
Ron Reif
Beens
Bob Smith
John Schroeder
Deane Beman
Ralph Johnston
Dones
Julius Boros
Hale Irwin
Gene Borek
Bobby
Aay Tchell
Ray Free
Bruce Ee Anne Are
Bob Dickson Vieseeeseseeves
Bob Charles Soars
Orantoonen
Paul Hamey
Chuck Courtney
Don January
Weetree
Gene Littler
Roy Pace Peree
John Lister
Robert Risch
Abled
Bill Ogden
John Kennedy Peneveueas
George Johnson
Howie Johnson
Aeen
Dave Stockton
Jim Jamieson
Mike
Howard Twit
Gene Ferrell
Bill Bisdorf
Bill Casper
Denny Lyons
Wary
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Bob Murphy Vee Ae
Bruce Fleisher
Tony Jackin
Terry Dillone
Davis Love
Teateesaste
Pete Brown
Sar Reewne Deere
Stephan Wilkinson Wane Mepeee
Ernest J. Harrison Seeee Ae
Art Wall Seees
Eaee Ae
Woodees Evere
Joel Goldstrand
Ves Nee
Sam Carmichae Ee
Jim O'Hern
Oo Pee Severeee
Wayne Peddy Veeenaey
George Keyes
Genua Sond
Mike Nesbit
Rex Baxter
Tommy Fonse Earn
Larry Ziegler
Beneere
Hugh Roger
Dete
Neeenenes
aJim McLean
John Kalinka
Aseene
Bul Girard Ae
David Graham
Aan Seharap
Buddy Overholster
John Eniile
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Joe Burden
Bill Rogers
Wayne Yates
Bruce Lehnhard Eee
Mike Souchakass
Wartren Dalley
Nicklaus blasts Merion pin placements during Open round
Jack Nicklaus criticized U S golf officials for unfair pin placements at Merion calling them tricks to favor luck over shot making. He shot 72 to finish second round at 141 and said the pins on small knobs made scoring depend on luck, not skill, while defending the historic course.
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Charles Ford
Houston
Bears
Niles
Casper
Merion
Palmer
Ardmore
Jack Nicklaus
U.S
Nicklaus
Merion Club
Jack
First State Bank Tease At Shellowater Glint
Local bank tease hints at a loan event in Shellowater with a playful tease about a better banking option. No firm details released.
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First State Bank
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Leon Wilson
Bill McNeal
Phillip Sort
Joe Barton
H. L. Pennell
Richard Boyd
Jerry Wofford
James Hale
John McClendon
Ben Smith
Andy Taylor Jr
Harold Hamilton
Doug Simpson
Darrel Nelson
Dale Wofford
Gene Owen
van Stovall
Jim Burgess
Fuzz Reynolds
Jim Bell
Jack Allen
Buster Hicks
Charles Joplin
Ruidoso
Bel Ol Blue
Mr Everett
Miss Angel Res
Aunt Mamie
Kline
Holtman
Lisa Bewley
Melanie Eastman
Lisa Mueller
Jill Hawks
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Jan Brambeau
Susie Ingram
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Auto, Life & Fire Insurance
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Lee Trevino
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Tom Weiskopf
England
Tony Jacklin
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