Rathmell Advances In Meet At Pinehurst
In the Southern Women's Amateur first round at Pinehurst, defending champion Mrs John Rathmell of Houston beat Paulette Lee of Coral Gables 1 up after 20 holes. Rathmell was two up at the turn with pars on Nos. 2 3 and 6 but Lee halved the rest until extra holes. Hollis Stacy of Savannah won 6 and 5 over Mrs Brooks Elms of Winter Haven. Other results list several matches with players from Georgia, Florida, Tennessee and North Carolina.
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Pinehurst
N.C
John Rathmell
Houston
Paulette Lee
Coral Gables
Fla
Rathmell
Boey
Miss Lee
Fra
Miss Hollis
Pinehurst Country Club
Tigers Rout Estacado To Clinch 3-4A4A Title
Snyder exploded for 12 runs in the second inning to beat Estacado 12-2 and clinch the District I AAA baseball crown. The Tigers finished 8-2 in league play, with Levelland second at 7-3. Snyder improves to 19-4 overall. They advance to bi district against Wichita Falls Hirsch next week.
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Snyder
Estacado
Tigers
Levelland
Brownfield
Lamesa
Dunbar
Wichita Falls Hirsch
James Lewis
Monterey Beats Abilene 4-2 In Bi-District Playoffs
Monterey escapes with a 4-2 win over Abilene in bi district action as they rally with three runs in the fifth. O Jibway delivers a run scoring single, Klatt adds a two run single, and Williams' error helps fuel the Plainsmen rally. Abilene threatened early and again in the fourth before Monterey responded with key defensive plays and late scoring two to seal the victory.
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Plainsmen
Tommy O
Abilene
Lewis
Greg Stirman
Darnell
Jimmy Tindall
Eagles
Ventire
Tindall
West
All J
Abilene Base Threat Falters in Wyoming Rout
The.Plainsmen loaded the bases with no outs in the first before Thomas escaped the jam. Abilene hitters connected solidly but failed to convert, leaving two runners stranded and finishing with little support as Blackburn lamented the ball wouldn’t fall. The team vows improvement before Thursday’s home game.
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Robert Stirman
Briley
Darnell I
Tindall
Danny Reese
RBI
Danny Sround
Edwards
Abilene
Plainsmen
Thomas
Klatt
Blackburn
Meeteetse Boy Receives Courage Plaque From Coaches
11 year old Meeteetse High senior Larry Nicholson, burned in 1967 when a gas line explosion ripped flames from his clothes, was honored with a plaque by the Wyoming Coaches Association. He battled back to play basketball and run track, with ongoing skin grafts and plastic surgery. His teammates’ letters and a sweater helped sustain him during Shrine Burn Center treatment in Texas.
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Meeteetse
Wyo
Wyoming Coaches Association
Larry Nicholson
Cowley
Young Nicholson
Nicholson
Shrine Burn Center
Texas
Laramie
Lander
Record Field Enters Open Golf Tourney
Officials announce the United States Open golf championship to be held June 18 to 21 at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska Minnesota. A record field of 3 808 players competes with 57 exemptions from local qualifying leaving 665 local qualifiers to join exempt players for the sectional rounds starting June 8 or 9.
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New York
Aaron
Ken Still
Gene Littler
Tom Shaw
Bert Yancey
Dick Lotz
Chaska
Minn
Hazeltine National Golf Club
Brabham Faces Fresh Delays Before Indy Test
Australian driver Jack Brabham battles ongoing delays delaying the turbocharged Brabham car for the Memorial Day 500 practice at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He faced construction issues near London and a New York truckers strike that kept the car from testing, forcing him to miss the initial qualifying weekend.
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Indianapolis
Motor Speedway
Brabham
Loniden
New York
Squali
Cards Giants Make Trade
The St. Louis Cardinals announce a straight player trade sending Jerry Johnson to the San Francisco Giants for righthander Frank Linzy. Linzy joins the club in Houston while Johnson posted a 6-13 record and 4.29 ERA last season with Philadelphia. Linzy was 14-9 with 1 save for the Giants last year.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Jerry Johnson
San Francisco Giants
Frank Linzy
Linzy
Giants
Houston
Cardinals
Johnson
Philadelphia Phillies
Tulsa
American Association
Chaps ink two way players from JC and high school
LCC signs include Dave Treat from Columbia Christian and Clark from Venture JC. Treat, 6-7 230, All Conference in two sports and conference MVP, part of a two way pairing with Clark, 6-3 who averaged 23.6 PPG 4 RPG 8 APG last season. Also signed are Carlos Thomas Odessa College Skip Vandevender Portales Wayne Buckelew Portland Doug Perrin and Steve Lincoln from Lubbock Christian High.
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Treat
Dave Treat
Columbia Christian
Portland
Ore
Trent Boys
Clark
Venture
Calif
Jace
California
George Hales
Carlos ‘Thomas
Odessa College
Chicago
Skip Vandevender
Portales
Wayne Buckelew
Doug Perrin
Steve Lincoln
Lubbock Christian High
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Coralabies Fla
Robert MacLaurin
Savannah
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Seaskoree
Onin
Ais
Sam Farrow
Knowille
Tenn
Margery Hale
Biothevie
Ark
Philp Cudone
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Annandale
Tampa
Jella" Greenbaum
Loulavile
Peggy Harmon
Shelbyville
Harry Henderson Jr
New Orleans
Jimmy ‘Brass
Orlando
Yas
Stargot Meadenzie
Pinetarst
Sigs Molle Stacy
Bry "Brooer Eins
Winter Haven
Miss Lyda Hall
Dallas
Ire
Dornouns
Jackson
Lewisess Shea
Sehrader
Iucado
Snyder Abebdt Freundenrich Et
Ames
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Wallace
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Morvan Love
Shed
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Jack Darnell
Abilene High
Barry Anderson
Wyoming
Lee
Wester
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Wiliam
Surman
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Tindal
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Hinwie
Toman
Indy
Ind
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Alter
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Gary Player
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Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
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Ray Flood
Sam McDowell
Cleveland Indians
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California Angels
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Eee
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McLane Edgers
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Great Invincible
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Bob Smith
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Main Street
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Winus
Don Crow
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