Patton Beats Texas Sprint Stars at Coliseum Relays
Pell Mel Patton of USC swept to double victories at the Los Angeles Coliseum Relays. He won the century in 9.5 seconds and the 220 in 20.4 seconds, claiming the nation's top sprint honors as 48,179 fans watched. The USC standout led a searing show of elite dash performances at the seventh annual event.
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USC Star After World Records
USC sprinter Mel Patton equaled the world 10 yard dash mark in the California Relays at Modesto, running 9.4 seconds aided by wind and a moist track. Patton also won the 220 yard dash in 20.4 seconds, defeating Texas and Baylor rivals as crowds packed the Los Angeles Coliseum for the meet. Patton’s stride and strong performances drew postmeet praise from coach Dean Cromwell as critics noted conditions limited speed.
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Ohio State
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Jerry Thompson
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Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic Claims Gentle Scalp Stimulus
A fragmented ad style text promotes Lucky Tiger as a scalp friendly tonic that keeps hair combed and refreshed. It touts scalp stimulation and dandruff relief while leaving a light oil in the hair for a neat, lasting look.
Action Delayed on Oklahoma A&M Big Six Admission
Lincoln Nebraska May 24 faculty representatives postponed action on Oklahoma A&M college’s Big Six conference application. Secretary Prof. Sam B. Shirky of Missouri said no time was set for further consideration.
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Athletes Shine in Ann Arbor 1935 Track Meet Highlights
Cromwell cites Patton potential 9.2 for 100 and 20.0 for 220. Northwestern’s Bill Porter wins low hurdles in 22.7 seconds and finishes strong at the tape. Penn State’s Gerald Karver leads milers with a 4:15.2 in a slow opening half.
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Rassle Royal headlines Wednesday night mat card
Promoter Sled Allen sets a five-man elimination royal for Wednesday at Allen's arena. Contestants George Lopez Al Getz Rex Mobley Ace Freeman and Wayne Martin fight for spots in the main event. First fall loser exits, second exit advances to semifinals, last two face off after intermission in best two of three with one hour limit. Tickets go on sale at 9 am at Wylie's Drug Store.
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Golden Tornadoes Fall to Abilene 8 4 in District Game
Lamesa suffers an 8-4 defeat at Abilene as the pace-setting Eagles strengthen their hold on the District 10-AA baseball title race. Golden Tornadoes drop crucial air in the standings and must regroup for remaining games.
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Refiners and Millers clash in Oil Belt league feature
The Post Millers host the undefeated Level land Refiners at Post field aiming to snap their rival's pace. Seagraves' Oilers play Sundown and Slaton's Tigers visit Seminole in other circuit clashes.
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Tornadoes Suffer Third District Loss to Eagles
It was the third loss of the season for the Tornadoes in district play and their second defeat by the Eagles who have lost only one game.
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Reed To Play In All Star Game
Reed will play in the Chicago August 26 All Star game against the Chicago Bears at Soldiers Field. The Texas Tech guard and co captain joins Ed Robnett as invitation recipients in the benefit for the Chicago Milk Fund. Reed is a 1940 Crosstown graduate with Army service from 1943 to 1946 and prior college football at Tech. He stands 6 feet 1 inch and 200 pounds.
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Hank Greenberg's early 1941 homers vs Ernie Bonham
In 1941 just before Hank Greenberg joined the service his first two homers of the season came against Ernie Bonham who would later be his Pirates teammate.
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First Place and Second in Seven Contests
A competitor secured first place in seven events and took second in one, tallying strong results across the meet. The achievements highlight dominance in multiple disciplines and reflect consistent podium finishes.
Big Six-SWC Track Meet Scheduled In Dallas
Lincoln Neb May 24 The Big Six conference agreed to meet the Southwest conference in a track and field meet in Dallas on June 13. The meeting will be at night. Prof Sam B Shirkey secretary of the Big Six faculty committee said each conference will be allowed three men in each event. James H Stewart Dallas Southwest conference commissioner presented the invitation to the Big Six here today.
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Match Roping Contest Slated At Levelland
Levelland officials set the third match roping contest between Toots Mansfield of Big Spring and Troy Fort of Lovingt on Sunday June 1 in Levelland arena. With the series at one win each, the playoff pits two top calf ropers. Fort has three firsts and four seconds in seven major prizes this year, while Mansfield is a world champion multiple times.
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Giants Hold Camp at Del Rio to Scout Players
The New York Giants announce a spring tryout camp in Del Rio from May 28 to 31 for boys aged 17 to 23. Giants scout Bill Lacy disclosed the event today, inviting local players to compete for potential positions.
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Americans Favored In British Amateur Meet At Carnoustie
Lubbock Texans and other American golfers led by eight Walker Cup stars open the week long British amateur championship at Carnoustie Scotland with nearly 200 players from six nations. Scots favor Skee Riegel of Glendale California as the likely champion though eight Americans start the second round due to the opening draw. An east wind during practice made the Carnoustie back nine tough for the field.
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