Bandy and Johnson Tie For Bat Crown In Monterey Stats
Bandy and Johnson tied for the season batting title with a .351 average. Johnson won the district batting crown with a .373 mean, collecting 19 hits. Harris led home runs with two on the final day and paced conference RBIs with 17. Arrington posted eight wins and a .309 average with three triples, while Bumpass and Arrington anchored Monterey pitching.
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Ronnie Arrington
Donnie Bumpass
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Palmer Still Darling of Tourney of Champions Field
Arnold Palmer, despite losing a playoff in Houston, headlines the 8th annual Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas. The event offers 42 400 dollars with 72 holes at the Desert Inn Country Club. Other top pros include Gene Littler and Art Wall Jr. and defending Masters influence weighs on entrants.
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Desert Inn Country Club
Gene Littler
Art Wall Jr
Dixon Wins Gaines County Pro-Am Golf Team Title
James Dixon out of Andrews led a three member amateur squad to first with 118 points at the Gaines County Country Club pro am in Seminole. E. P. Wright C. H. Martin and Norma Griffin joined the winning team. runners up scored 114. Over 100 amateurs and pros competed in the one day event.
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Buster Tuttle
Lamesa
Howard Hassell
Horace Moore
Plainview
C. G. Griffin
Brownfield
Jerry Green
Midland
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Reese Afb
Griffin
Rudy Posey
Hereford
Jimmy Adams
Mann
Jake Bechtel
S. A. Smith
Jack Shirley
Ray Hardy
Muleshoe
Tuttle
Lamar Tech to Open Season Against Mexico City Team
Lamar Tech will meet National Polytech nic Institute of Mexico City September 10 in the football season opener. The game, at Port Neches Groves, was approved by the NCAA to exceed the 10 game season limit. A return game is planned for 1961 against a Mexican collegiate all star selection.
Johnson sets up title bid with easy decision over Floyd
Harold Johnson, the top light heavyweight contender, won a unanimous 10 round decision against Clarence Floyd in Philadelphia. Johnson dominated with steady left jabs and hooks while Floyd retreated, opening a cut in the fourth round and earning a high-total score from the judges.
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Ivy League coaches agree to swap game films in 1960 season
New Haven Conn officials say Ivy League football coaches agreed Tuesday to exchange official game films one week before each scheduled contest. Previously films were swapped only at season end.
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Cowboys May Not Get To Play Ball In Dallas
Lamar Hunt, AFL director and Dallas Texans owner, said the Justice Department may seek an injunction to stop the Dallas Cowboys from playing this season. Hunt noted the anti trust division advised the attorney general to act, leaving the outcome uncertain. AFL officials argue the NFL granted Dallas a franchise to eliminate the AFL.
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Water Polo Debuts at Texas Tech Sunday
Water polo makes its first organized debut in the Southwest at Texas Tech this Sunday. Five teams participate with preliminaries at 9:30 a.m. and finals at 2 p.m. Texas A&M enters two teams and is favored, Tech also fields two teams, and SMU joins as the fifth team.
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