Harvesters Hold Off Port Arthur In Snapped Final
Pampa won 48 47 at home after a key fourth quarter sequence. Charles Minor stole and drove for a basket while Bill Brown drew a foul on the shot and converted two free throws for a five point lead. Port Arthur failed to overtake the Harvesters in the closing minutes.
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Brown
Minor
Castro
Harvesters
Weere Flouston
Port Arthur
Dick Oliver
Texas
Houston
Bellaire
Yellow Jackets
Hobbs Invitational Golf Set as Medal Play with Fee Rise
The 1958 Hobbs Country Club Invitation will be 54 holes of medal play with 32 players in the championship flight and 16 advancing to a president's flight. Entry rises to 12.50 to cover added social events, with prizes for flight winners and medalist. Events include Johnson Cup matches, a $1,500 pro am, and other club tournaments through September and October plus the API in May.
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Hobbs
Hobbs Country Club
West Texas
Cit
Saturda
Id Sam Stoltz
Stoltz
Max Hancock
Forrester
Cotton Makin
Hobbe
API
Hobbs Muny
Myers Earns District All-SWC Honor from Dallas News
The Dallas Morning News released the All-Southwest Conference basketball team after polling the league's head coaches and 14 writers. First team selections include Fred Grim of Arkansas, Tom Robitaille of Rice, Rick Herrscher of SMU, Ronny Stevenson of TCU, and Gerald Myers of Texas Tech.
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Myers
Dallas Paper
Dallas
SMU
Arkansas
Rice
TCU
Texas Tech
Dallas Morning News Today
Fred Grim
Tom Robitaille
Rick Herrscher
Ronny Stevenson
Gerald Myers
Robertson Seeks Scoring Crown
Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati has scored 869 points at a 33.76 average as a sophomore, aiming to win the national scoring title. He leads Elgin Baylor and Wilt Chamberlain in points and average, with Baylor second and Chamberlain third, while the industry note adds Texas refining growth.
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New York
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Robertson
NCAA_ Service Bureau
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas
Seattle
Elgin Baylor
Baylor
Chamberlain
Midwest
Murray Weir
Town
Far West
Ralph Crosthwaite
Western Kentucky
Arlen Clark
Oklahoma State
Boo Ellis
Niagara
Marshall
San Francisco
Southern Methodist
St. Joseph's Philadelphia
Delany Wins Columbian Mile in MSG Final Indoor Meet
Ron Delany coasted to his sixth straight mile victory of the indoor season in 4:08.4 at Madison Square Garden in the Columbian mile. He opened late, stored a sprint, and finished five yards ahead of Phil Coleman with Burt Grim third as Hayes Jones claimed the 60-yard hurdles.
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Premavaranco Wevemen
Mirve
New York
Villan
Ron Delany
Madison Square Garden
Ron
Delany
Dublin
Phil Coleman
University of Chicago
Burt Grim
University of Maryland
Bonardo Grim
Maryland
Gil Dodds
Hayes Jones
Eastern Michigan
George Sydnep
Villanova
Don Bragg
Bob Gutowski
Joe Soprano
Manhattan
Rudy Smith
Bates
Charlie Jenkins
Macy
John Macy
Houston
Alex Breckenridge
Scotland
Gulf Coast Golf Opens With Tight Field At Gulfport
The Gulf Coast Invitational in Gulfport Mississippi starts Thursday for a 12th time. Top teachers compete for an $800 winner’s prize in a field led by Dick Metz former National Open runner up and ex Ryder Cup member. Pat Abbott of Memphis battles for a third Gulf Coast title.
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Gulfport
Miss
Asl
Gulf Coast
Dick Metz
Ralph Guldahl
Shady Oak Country Club
Fort Worth
Metz
Alabama
Pat Abbott
Memphis
Tenn
Texas Adds Washington State Oregon To Football Schedules
Texas completes 1961 and 1962 football schedules with non conference games against California Washington State and Oklahoma in 1961 and against Oregon Tulane and Oklahoma in 1962 The Longhorns have defeated Washington State 40 14 in 1954 and beaten Oregon twice prior with scores 71 7 in 1941 and 38 13 in 1917.
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Austin
University of Texas
University of Oregon
Washington State College
Texas
Oregon
Longhorns
Washington ‘State
California
Washington State
Oklahoma
Tulane
Berg Regains Lead In Jacksonville Women Open
Patty Berg moved from second to first again at the Jacksonville Women's Open after a two stroke penalty adjusted her two day total. Berg’s 72 74 72 218 left her atop the leaderboard as Betsy Rawls and Wiffi Smith trailed by one stroke.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Patty Berg
Mise Berg
Minneapolis
Marlene Bauer Hage
Froum Kegon
Miss Berg
Gordon Spotswood
Spottswood
Betsy Rawls
Wiffi Smith
St. Clair
Mich
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Ruthie Jessen
Seattle
Wash
Beverly Hanson
India
Calif
Coleaders
Martyn Smith
Wichita
Kan
Alli
Abilene and Cisco win Border Olymp ics titles
Abilene High School and Cisco Junior College captured the 26th Border Olymp picks title crowns in Laredo Texas. Victoria battled Cisco to a 63-61 finish in the high school race while Abilene upset Houston Lamar for the high school crown. Cisco clinched the junior college title after a close finish with Victoria, aided by Bruce Land’s sprint wins and a dropped baton costing Victoria the victory.
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Darrell
Mack Laredo
Tex
Abilene High
Cisco Junior College
Southeastern Texas
Victoria
Cisco
Abilene
Houston Lamar
Robert E. Lee
Baytown
iLamar
Pirates
Clyde Willcox
Gus Umphress
Harry Garvin
Tony Sander
I i
Land
Bruce Land
Bob Campbell
Hoy Rogers
Rogers
Jim Martin
Leslie Branham
Mark Bobby Barrett
Midland
Bob Swatford
Lone Star Conference names all star basketball squads
John Fite of Fast Texan State repeats on the Lone Star Conference first team. Bobby Moore Stephen F. Austin Dee Mackey East Texan Texan State Al Schomber Sul Ross top honors with 20.7 points and 12.6 rebounds. Second team includes Bill Powell Sul Ross Fred Slough Sam Houston State Charles Avant East Texas James Mallard Jamar Tech Doyle Rodgers Howard Payne. Honorable mentions list players from multiple schools.
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Howard Payne
Schomber
Jamen Barker
Fant Texan
Southwest Texas
Jay Hawley
A&i
Billy Kramer
Elvin Lowrey
Stephen F. Austin
Don McDonald
Stanley Owen
Charles Sharp
Willard Tinsley
Wayne Williams
Lamar Tech
All-America Basketball Five: Chamberlain Baylor Lead INI Trio
Wilt Chamberlain and Elgin Baylor headline the INS 1957-58 All-America team joined by Oscar Robertson Bailey Howell and Guy Rodgers. Second team includes Dave Gambee Pete Brennan Boozer Green Hennon. Baylor may turn pro as Chamberlain Howell Robertson top scorers provide firepower.
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Fred DE Luca
New York
International News
Kansas Univerisity
Wilt Chamberlain
Seattle
Elgin Baylor
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Bailey Howell
Mississippi State
Guy Rodgers
Temple
Oregon State
Dave Gambee
Pete Brennan
North Carolina
Rob Boozer
Kansas State
Johnny Green
Michigan State
Don Hennon
Pittsburgh
Chamberlain
Osse Cog Ccce Ge
Cee
Rodgers
Bob Cousy
Frome College Hall
Hennon
Temple Owls
Rotgers
Robert Robertson
Verson
Baylor
Cky
Howell
Indiana-Ohio
Basbe
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Boerne
Bears
Herownsboro
Bill Gwatney
Pampa
Panhandle
Woodrow Wilton
Cayuga
Clear Creek Cagers
George Carlisle
Clear Creek
Wee Ee
Blossom
Dallardsville
Big Sandy
Fllvin Battice
Blo Sandy
Dan Watson
Arm
Tee Jim Brock
Clarence Young
Amarillo Palo Duro
Frogs
Young
Hobbs CC
R. A
Bing” Crosby
Dick Kimbrough
Dwight Teed
Paul Summers
Scooter Sales
19Th St
Ken Clearman
Hereford
John Bruce
Beaumont
Phil Reavis
George Dennis
Lionel Stevens
St. John's
John J. Downing
Jacob Perkins
U.S
NTS
Paoty Cars
Sun
Lubbock Bowling Club
DIAL
al Laredo
Alfredo Helzer
Corpus Christi
Miller
Howard County
Arlington State
del Mar
Vocacionales
Monterrey
Mexico Prep
San Antonio College
Monterrey Tech
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Corpus Christi Miller
del Rio
Raymondville
Pettus
Alice
McAllen
Rio Grande City
Laredo
South San Antonio
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Fort Stockton
Meridian
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Jourdanton
Fite
Lone
Walter's Health Club
Wilt
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Kentucky
Washington
D.C
Batley “Howris
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Chamberlai
Karsas Br
IDI Orcars Robertagn
Gein Engh
Aston
Pere” Brennan
Brooklin
Ben Henman
Honorarl
Archie Des Indiana
Tom
Hawkins
Notre Dame
Erry
Liv Sharrar
Wren Paina
Barney Cane
Adler Bockaston
Don Lane
Elie Niagara
McK Parr
Arena
Sint
Mike” Farmer
San Franciscn
Jim” Smith
Steubenville
Tommy Kean
North Cavalli Jim
Newramie
Duke Leo Biv Farsark Hereaeher
Athern Kethodie
Firestone Car Service
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