Tuttle, Alexander Reach Lamesa Tourney Final Clash
Buster Tuttle and Ben Alexander advance to the Lamesa Invitational final after semifinal wins. Hopkins and Joe Vaughn also win to set Alexander to face Tuttle in the morning semifinals, with detailed matches and late-hole recoveries shaping the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hart
Lamesa
Buster Tuttle
Gene Mayes
Ben Alexander
Charles Hopkins
Joe Vaughn
Alexander
Tuttle
Hopkins
Vaughn
Jack Addison
Tech
Laird Finch
Graham Addison
Mays
Addison
Ben
Speedway 1965 field features Clark rivals and updated tires
The article lists entrants including Graham Hill Jackie Stewart and Dan Gurney with rear engine Ford powerplants sharing 24 of 33 spots. It notes record speeds over 160 mph with new wide tread tires and upgrades to power trains while mentioning Chuck Roede’s fatal crash earlier that year and the pending official results timing after the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Hill
London
Jackie Stewart
Scotland
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Calif
Clark
Bobby Grim
Indianapolis
Chuck Rodee
U.S. Open Champion Ties Pott After Final Round Set
Golf star tied with Pott after a two under par 70 final round while Frank L Beard won the New Orleans Open with a 69. Oklahoma sunshine and calm winds prevailed, ending a six-tournament stretch with no rain showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pott
Frank l Beard
Oklahoma
Gary Player
Johnny Pott
Dave Hill
George Archer
Veee
Ken Still
Dave Marad
Harold Henning
Fred Marti
Peter Thompson
Billy Maxwell
Randy Glover
Terry Dill
Bert Yanceye
Shea
Chuck Coutney
Chris Blocker
Paul Bondeson
Rocky Hom Peat
Bob Goalby
Coble
Pee Aeeree
Rex Baxter
Charles Coody
Pete Brown
Ubs
Larry Wood
Jay Dolan
Beth Baird
Bobby Nichols
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Ernie Vossiler
Anna Eae
Lou Graham
Dick Crawford
Pete Fleming
Eerreee
Steve Spray
Howie Johnson
Bob Verney
Bob Massengale
Dick Style
Roger
Kaeee Tate
Bobby Brue
Bo Wininger
Ray Floyd
Joe Goldstrand
Sue Nai
Ruidoso Horse Race Meeting Results Summary
Race results from Ruidoso detailing multiple events across 6 furlongs to 1 mile for 2 and up horses. Notable winners include 4-YOs and up in various claim and allowance races with payouts and finishing orders for each noted horse and jockey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Cazares
Hunker Jr H Crosby
Phil
D Morris
Poly
Tina J Cox
Gold Agua O Picado
Checker Leo
Roberson
Brig Bars L Byers
Perner
Ge Kingo
Brinkley
Brown Dude
Summero
Kyd Koy
Bannowsky
Rae
I Baranes Bocks
Squire Jones H Baker
Upgrade
the Ole Man
Permer
Joak
Byers
YO Maddens
D. D Morris
Red Britches
Valenzuela
Samaroon
Wilson
Pompinell
Cox
Barjan
Wild
Wichita
Joey S. H Baker
Teresino Dall
Morris
Sterling
Shu
Annie June D Roberson
Bar Ell
Moore
Yes & Up
Vain Admiral L Byers
Wienberg
Mann Wins Baton Rouge LPGA Meet in Final Round
Carol Mann held off pressure to win the Baton Rouge Ladies Golf Tournament by two strokes. She closed with a one under 71 to finish 54 holes at 209 and collect 1500 dollars. Kathy Whitworth was runner up at 211 with 1200 dollars. Ruth Jensen finished third at 212 earning 1000 dollars. Sandra Haynie and Sandra Palmer tied for fourth at 214 with 737.50 each. Judy Torlemke placed fifth with 560 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge, la
Carol Mann
Baton Rouge
Miss Mann
Sherwood Forest Country Club
N.C
Kathy Whitworth
Ruth Jessen
Sandra Haynie
Sandra Palmer
Judy Tortuemke
Saa
Marilynn Smith
Shirley Englehorn
Clifford Ann Creed
Donna Caponi
Marlene Hagge
Mary Mills
Betsy Cullen
Cynthia Sullivan
Peggy Wilson
Sybil Griffin
Sharron Moran
Betsy Rawls
Susie Maxwell
Sandra McClinton
Margie Masters
Barbara Romack
Gloria Ehret
Denstes
Top Stars Enter District Track Meet in Houston Saturday
Texas A M star Randy Matson headlines a strong list for the U S Track Federation district meet set for Butler Stadium. Oklahoma Oklahoma State Kansas State LSU Tulane and Arkansas among others enter with Houston Abilene Christian Lamar Texas North Texas Arlington and Mc Murray also represented. Nightengale Christmas Romo Smith Pickett and a Rice University squad highlight a strong field on the new rubberized asphalt track with potential four minute mile and near record efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Houston
Abilene Christian
Lamar Tech
North Texas
Arlington and
McMurray
Butler Stadium
Ted Nance
Federation
Conrad Nightengale
Kansas State
Charles Christmas
Albert van Torba
Richard Romo
University of Texas
Nightengale
Christmas
Texas
Romo
Lewis Smith
Tony Pickett
Houston Track Club
Pickett
Rice
Emmett Brunson
University Track Club
Arizona State
John Moss
Jimmy Ellington
Dale Bernauer
Conley Brown
Oklahoma
Grid League Is Organized in Waco Texas
The Texas Football League, a semi pro circuit of six clubs, formed in Waco. Dallas Pasadena Burkburnett Tulsa Odessa Midland and Sherman Denison comprise the league after New Orleans and Hammond failed to join. The season opens August 27 with Dallas vs Sherman Denison, and runs to November 19 with each team playing 10 games. A playoff for the top two teams is set for early December. Clubs must sign 33 to 40 players and begin workouts two nights weekly starting July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tex
Pex
Dallas
Pasadena
Burkburn‘nett
Tulsa
Odessa-Midland
Karate-Body Building Classes Begin After Win
It is exciting to announce that Kahn's Karate-Body Building has celebrated a winner and invites new members to join. New classes are now forming to build skills and fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahn
Nourse
Texas Tech duo wins Levelland golf tourney final round
Texas Tech freshman pair Jim Arnold and Ronnie White surged with a 20-foot birdie on the final hole to win Levelland Partnership with a 196 total. White, from Corpus Christi, and Arnold, from Tulsa, led a field that included Robert McKinney and Joe Huber who finished one stroke back at 197, while Dave Lawson and Whizzer White posted a 201 for third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
Texas Tech
Jim Arnold
Ronnie White
White
Corpus Christi
Arnold
Tulsa
Joe Huber
Robert McKinney
Dave Lawson
Whizzer White
Doug Ehie
Melvin Best
Sid Wall
T. C. Hamilton
Stuart
Chancellor
Dean Strack
Charles Goodbread
John Shackelford
Jim Connie
Chester Sealey
Jimmmie Johnson
Gene Rush
Bill Powell
Dale Saxton
Kerley
Jack Spikes
Bill Byrd
Buddy McClung
Tom Hamm
J. W. Duckworth
Ronnie Craig
Jim Fullingim
Walker
Foshee
McDonald
Hudgins
Rush
Burney and
Boyd
Graham
Crawley
King
Stallings
Simmons
Beane
Hoje
Tech
Lubbock
Doug Ehle
T.C. Hamilton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lamesa Tourney
Indianaapolis Motor Speedway
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Bratham-Browner Ford
Jimmy Clark
Duns
Lotus-Ford
George Snider
Fresno
Parnelli. Jones
Palos Verdes
Shrike Offenhauser
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Gurney-Ford
Gordon Johncock
Hastings
Mich
Gerhardt-Ford
Jim McElreath
Abington
Brabham-Ford
Chuck Hulse
Downey
Watson-Ford
Lion Branson
Charopaign
Til
Jerry Grant
Santa Ana
Gurney- Ford
Jhunbarton
Lola-Ford
Billy Foster
Victoria
Vollstedt Offenhauser
Fitts
Rodger Ward
Lola-Offenhauser
Johnny Boyd
Call
Bre-Ford
Pan Gurney
Joey Leonard
San Jose
Roger’ MetCluskey
Tucson
Arte
Gurney-urd
Jim Hurtubise
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Gerhardt-Offenhauser
Alper Albuquerque
N-M
Lostus-Bord
Cale Yarborough
Charlotte
Yaar giedt-Ford
Can
Willan
Gerar ‘Ord
Bud Aed
Hawthorne
Gerhard Unser
Bobby Unser
Michuguera
Huffaker-Offenhauser
Eddie Johnson
Richmond Beg
Ohio
Huffaker- Offenhauser
al Miller
Roseville
Lotua-Ford
Verth Bon
Watson-Offenhauser
Larry Dickop
Charlies Hopkins
Laird Inch
Jor Vaughn
Ail Addison
Jimmy Reagan
J. W. Massengall
Jim Chapman
Bill McWhorter
Jim Smith
Jay Haney
Fred Meyers
Gus White
First Flight
Bulls Rosson
Rob Smith
Jay White
Robert Hoffman
Richard Prigmore
G. C. Chyffton
Jim Allbritton
Rex Sumrow
Consolation Doak Payne
Bob van Wie
Frank Powell
Wesley Strahan
J. H. Addison
Craig Gregory
J. B. Claiborn
Art Ayres
Buddy White
Eddie Peterson
Big White
Thomas Jolly
Norman Jasper
Stan Applegate
Ken Holton
Bob Brown
Jack Reese
Tale Pepper
John Barnes
HO OW. Jobe
Barry Addison
Leonard
Louie White
Teddy Griffin
NWR
Tack Brooks
James Stewart
Willie Akin
David Rankin
George Norman
Duane ‘Snell Deup
Deen Davis
Elmer ‘Sumroen
Bud Snetl
J. V. Burdett
Jeup
Vance Powell
Don Hillin
Fete Peterson
Spencer Murphy
Janest
Don Hackney
Jake Bourland
Chris Addison
Jerry Berry
Ciydle Winans
Don Caldwell
Eulis Rosson
Jerry Bell
Ape Tale McElroy
Bob Fleming
Bob Hawkins
John Brown
Taslor Evans
Lance Furlow
Bill Quattlebaum
J. G. Jones
James Dunn
Alton Addison
Fepth Flighs
Doyle Chapman
John Middleton
Leland Woodward
Joe Foust
A. C. Hodges
Yippy Rankin
Tom White
Lee Bartlett
Jay Dunbar
Roxson
Prigmora
Allbritton
nam-Payne
Powell
Arharne
Bull White
Jasiper
Piosten
Reese
Barnes
Addison Va
Hrooks
Akin
Norman
Davis
Boid Gael
Peterson
Hackney
Winans
Rosson
McEnroy
Hawking Vs
Evand
Quatiebaum Lys. Dunn
Chapman
Woodward
Hodges
A.m
Dunbar
Lewis
Collins Va
Ruidoso
Mann
Houston
Astrodome
Grid League
Doug Howell
Agency
General Insurance
Jack Davis
Tony Lama
Allege
Lubbock Athletic Club
Bert Kahn
Astros
Trans- Texas
Shamrock Hilton
KFYO
University of Dallas
Mexico City
Acapulco
Braniff International
AVE. J
Houston Sports Association
Dublin
U.S
Wall
Hamilton
McKinney
Huber
Best
Ehle
Jimmie Johnson
Pappy's
Sumpun New
4Th Street
the Coliseum
Elec Elmer Turbo
Austin
Pinkie
Wine Advisory Board
We. Cheb Par . Wine Advisory Board
West Texas
Tahora Highway
Canyon Road
Acuff Road
Buffalo Lakes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!