Hart's Beat Continues On Wet Links Circuit
The report covers pro and amateur golfers around Midland and West Texas. Bill Ferem of Midland directs play with courtesy and efficiency at Gaines County and Andrews events. course records at Midland Ranchland Hills stand at 64 by Hawkins and Bradley. Horace Moore of Plainview injures knee at Muleshoe Pro Am risking Odessa Pro Am and Dallas PGA appearances.
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Bill Ferem
Midland
Lubbock
Gaines County
Andrews
Bill
Midland Ranchland Hills Country Club
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Jackson Bradley
Houston
Ernie Vossler
Fort Worth
Jack Williams
Plainview
Abe Beckman
Carl David Boies
Brownwood
Horace Moore
Muleshoe
Odessa
Dallas
Hawks Rally Past Lions In Extra Innings Sail To 8-7 Win
Southern Majors action saw the Hawks edge the Lions 8-7 after a top of the eighth. David Nelson collected a double and three singles for his fifth win, while Steve Dyer homered and doubled. Colt League saw Richard Allen flirt with a no hitter before Rick Anderson singled in the 14-1 victory over the Sandies.
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Hawks
Lions
David Nelson
Lion
Steve Dyer
Hawk
Wayne Hodges
COLT
Mustang
Richard Allen
Rick Anderson
Allen
Sandies
Gassers
Texans
Ken Brummett
Harold Davis
Perry Black
Danny Cook
Chris Halford
Rusty Jacks
Gene Graham
Bob Purkiss
Brad Horner
L & H Drug
Southwest Optimist
Brumley Dairy Supply
Miller Daniel Auto Corral
Hemphill Contractors
Emerine Texaco
Giants
Braves
Cardinals
PEE Wee
Oakwood Lanes
Pharr Construction
Byrne's Cafe & Catering
Buddy‘s Super Market
Farmers Exchange
Kelly Tile & Supply
Rams
Angels
North Pony
Eagles
Reese Jets
Scrappers
James Johnson
Eagle
Martin Rodriguez
Joey Vance
Jerry Penner
Jets
Richard Sproles
Sam Gentry
Joe Dial
Ronnie Hughes
Southwest Pony
Furr Food
Natignal Bank
Underwood
Furr
Steve Kalan
Enc Skinner
Bruce Rose
Ronnie Mathis
Reliefer Kalan
Lloyd Summers
Herby Watts
Randy Andrews
Randy Surratt
Alan Wolff
Colt Seague
Tigers
Rockets
Hubbers
Mike Black
Tiger
Bobby Anderson
Donnie Hollar
Chris Cox
Steve Earsley
Kenny Riddle
Jimmy Ransom
Bill Hunter
Felix Adams
Mustangs
Broncs
Planters
Falcons
Bronc
Bill Hearne
Manuel Moncivais
Chad Utley
Greg Underwood
Arthur Morelos
Dean Morris
Joe Rose
Record-Pilled U S Team AAA Meet Delivers Fast Times and Throws
Pat Traynor of Villanova won the 3000 meter steeplechase in 8 51.2 over Zwolak, as young runner who had been ill faded. Al Hall of NYAC captured the hammer with 214 11 feet amid weaker field, Connolly absent with torn back. Ulis Williams beat Adolph Plummer in the 440 yards with 45.8 seconds, matching the meet record, as German anthem open two day finale with German squad.
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Page One
Young
Villanova
Pat Traynor
Zwolak
al Hall
New York Athletic Club
Hal Connolly
Hall
Connolly
Finland
George’ Frenn
Pasadena Athletic Club
Ulis Williams
Arizona Sae
Adolph Plummer
New Mexico University
Williams
Doctor Resigns Post As Cuban Exile Leader
Dr Antonio Maceo, grandson of a Cuban liberator, resigns as president of the Cuban Revolutionary Council citing dissatisfaction with disclosed commando landings on Cuban soil. His resignation was confirmed by his son. Maceo had been elected two months earlier amid disputes over Cuba policy with the Kennedy administration and after reorganizing the group following near dissolution. Dr Antonio de Varona, council secretary, announced the alleged landing.
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Miami
Fla
Antonio Maceo
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Maceo
Cuba
Kennedy
Council
Jose Miro Cardona
Antonio de Varona
Upsetter Ed Austin falls as Lust and Richey reach Texas tennis final
In Dallas, Ed Austin of San Antonio upset by Tyler’s Bill Lust and Dallas’s Cliff Richey advance to the men’s final after Richey beat John Hunter of Edinburg. Hunter and Bob English win doubles to join Lust and Walton Miller in the final, while Carolyn Rogers falls to Nancy Neeld in the women’s singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Ed Austin
San Antonio
Texas
Bill Lust
Tyler
Cliff Richey
Austin
Tom Howorth
Richey
John Hunter
Edinburg
Hunter
Bob English
Danny Rhodes
Houston
English
Lust
Walton Miller
Ray Nasher
Jack Turpin
Carolyn Rogers
Nancy
Neeld
Albuquerque
Owen McHaney
Jill Philbrick
Lubbock
Nancy Penson
Ann Vieira
Jody Ramsey
McAllen
Sheryl Behne
Miss Philbrick
Mrs. Neeld
Sheryl Yeary
Golf card hints at Sikes hot putting
NCAA golf action features Sikes delivering a hot putting display. He holes a 10 foot birdie on the first, a 30 footer to tie the fourth, and a 20 footer to win the fifth, showcasing accurate greens work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Gary Player
Walter Burkeman
Sam Snead
Palmer
Page One
Sikes
Eight Boxing Managers Lose Licenses In Texas Probe
In Dallas the Dallas News reports eight of thirty one licensed boxing managers in Texas have police records. Deputy Commissioner Sammy George calls for drastic changes after an ongoing investigation by the State Boxing Commission. One manager already lost his license and Latting warns more cases will be studied amid earlier disclosures of a narcotics conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Dallas'News
State Boxing Commission
Sammy George
George
R. B. Latting
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Texas
California
Boxing Commission
Automen Top Levelland 5 4 in Legion Baseball Clash
Lubbock Automen remain unbeaten by defeating Levelland 5 4 at Levelland. Don Coleman pitched the win for Lubbock as Levelland's Dennis Deel hit a two run homer in the fifth to close the gap. Levelland totaled six hits to seven for Lubbock while a three run rally in the fourth inning helped key the Automen victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
Lubbock Auto American ‘Legion
Don Coleman
Lubbock
Dennis ‘Deel
Automen
Jim DeSherlin
John Barnett
Ronnie Morton
Barnett
Coleman
Jerry Holt
Lubbock Auto
Ron Martin
Byron Culpepper
Ted Latham
Kennedy May Delay Leaving For Italy
AP reports President Kennedy may postpone his June 30 departure from London to avoid clashing with Pope Paul VI's coronation at the Vatican. Angier Biddle Duke, Kennedy’s chief of protocol, says the issue arose as Italian officials would face travel and scheduling conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Paul VI
Vatican
Germany
Angier Biddle Duke
Washington
Duke
Rome
Quita Dude Springs Upset in Hollywood Park Cinema Handicap
In Hollywood Park's Cinema Handicap, Quita Dude ridden by Jack Leonard upset Sky Gem to win the second section, while Flash scored a mild victory in the other. Olympiad King, the top weight, finished third. Nine 3 year olds competed in each race with $45,075 gross value and $27,075 to the winning stable. Quita Dude, owned by the Dee Dee Stable, staged a late rally to nose ahead at the wire in 1 minutes 49.45 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
Calif
Hollywood Park
Jack Leonard
Sky Gem
Olympiad King
Dee Dee
Hal Woodeshick Adopts Slider During Side Practice
Houston southpaw Hal Woodeshick says he developed a slider while playing catch on the side with rookie outfielder-first baseman Rusty Staub of the Colts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Woodeshick
Houston
Rusty Staub
Colts
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