Pott Wins Dallas Open in Third Extra Hole Playoff
Johnny Pott captured the $3,500 Dallas Open title with a third extra hole playoff victory over Ted Kroll and Bo Wininger after 72 holes tied at 275. Pott’s final birdie on the 145-yard third hole sealed the win as Kroll and Wininger failed to convert key birdie chances.
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Dallas
UPI
Johnny Pott
Ted Kroll
Bo Wininger
Birdie
Louisiana State
Wininger
Kroll
Pott
Art Wall Jr
Pocono Manor
Doug Ford
Paeee
Bob Goalby
Doug Sanderg
Len Woodward
Tommy Jacobs
Loon
Penne
Howie Johnson
Cary Middlecoff
Loon Fairheld
Bill Blanton
Paul Harney
Sae Peretera
Jerry Magee
Mac Main
Tom Nieporte
al Geiberger
Wraee
Gordon Jones
Gene Littler
Bill Parker
Ee Ces
Mason Rudolph
Bob Shave, Jr
al Besselink
Jon Gustin
Bruce Crampton
É Am Bhi
Des Jay Hebert
John McMullin
Des Henry Ransom
Ronnie Reif
Julius Boros
Jimmy Clark
2Agay
Buddy Sullivan
Ernie Voaster
Retief Waltman
SPWGA Sets Play At LCC
The South Plains Women Golf Association schedules its regular monthly meeting at Lubbock Country Club with a 9 a.m. start. Pairings show divisions A to D with players from Lubbock Plainview Meadowbrook Hillcrest and Brownfield listed among the entrants and dates.
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South Plains Golf Association
Lubbock Country Club
Ann Morrow
Lubbock
Eloise Moore
Hullcrest
Gwen Hencerson
Jo Hiexzman
Meadowbrook
Merle Grove
Dorothy Hines
Hillcrest
Frances Cochran
Vivian Parks
Bea Duke
Beth Hul
Joys Patterson
Florence Lawrence
Jerry King
Mary Clark
Dorthy Kirschner
Brownfield
Nancy Irish
Helen McLianiel
Plainview
Hkose McCoy
Alma Gensemer
Ada Crowell
Viainview
Connie Shipman
Lois McClure
Famita Granem
Peggy Eno Brownfield
Leopards Roster and schedule from 1960 district games
The Leopards roster lists players by position with numbers and team colors black and red under coaches Boy Lyan Kahlick and Charles Yarbrouen. The schedule shows multiple Sept to Nov games at various venues with district opponents and game results including Hart, New Home, Lazhuddee, Cooper, and Sars.
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Lasteet
Leopards
Boy Lyan Kahlick
Charles Yarbrouen
Larry Brown
Russell Win Gon
Vackies
Bhosnte Harster
Juan Roedriguez
Jerry Todd
Lave Hancock
Dennis Haley
Clarence Moorman
Lyon Edwards
Borne Mouser
Burnell Lawres
Bhe Draper
Cnaries Crabtree
Bacyle Salmon
Bacyle Salmon, 180 Quarterbacks—A Marlow K Rudd
Ronald Wyatt
David Croogs
Terry Brown
Rater George
Slax Blakney
Russell Balch
Lonnie Eoper
Fopesville
Whitherral
Meadow
Lazpuddie
Sars
Get
Ti-Cooper
Oega Wilkon
New Joens
Larenas
Dengres
Hart
Ropesville
Whrharral
Lazhuddee
New Home
Cooper
Lorenzo
Cheap Asian products claim sparks market debate
A fragmentary note references concerns over inexpensive Asian goods influencing local trade. Officials weigh consumer benefits against potential impacts on domestic producers and price competition.
New Home Leopards Seek Fast Finish Behind Youth
New Home High School football coach Charles Yarbrough aims to rebound from a 0-10 season with a faster lineup. Returning backs Crooks Wyatt and Roper lead a speed focused attack, while five key linemen graduated and sophs Edwards Salmon Harston push for impact. New assistant Roy Kahlich joins as Tech Grad. Yarbrough lists New Deal, Cooper, Lorenzo, Wilson as district contenders.
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Charles Yarbrough
Roy Lynn Kahlick
Leopards
David Crooks
Larry Brown
Donald Wyatt
Hart
Galand James
Hoyt McCullough
Freddie Keith
Curtis Cowart
Jackie Cage
Lonnie Roper
Lynn Edwards
Basal Salmon
Wilson
Ronnie Harston
South Plains
Ropesville
Ronald Wyatt
Roy Lynn Kahlich
Texas Tech
Yarbrough
McMurry College
Cooper
Lorenzo
Russian girl breaks Olga's discus record in Rome
Nina Ponomareva of Russia won the women's discus throw with an Olympic record of 183 feet 6 inches, surpassing Olga Fikitova Connolly's 176-14 from 1956. Tamara Presa of Russia finished third with 171 feet 9 inches.
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Olga
Rome
Nina Ponomareva
London
Inda
Olga Fikitova Connolly
U.S
Hal Connolly
Tamara Pre
Russia
Two Cars Lock Three Men Killed In Southern 500
Three men died during the Southern 500 stock car race in Darlington South Carolina when two cars collided and a race official was fatally injured. Mechanics and officials were among the deceased as the event was halted.
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Darlington, S. C
Paul McDuffie
Charles Sweatland
Atlanta
Mitchell Wins Club Tourney at Hillcrest Country Club
Ross Mitchell captured the 54 hole Hillcrest Club Tournament with 206, breaking the club record by three strokes over Dave Lawson who took second with 209. Al Taylor was third at 218 as Melvin Best won the President's flight with 219.
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Ross Mitchell
Hillcrest
Mitchell
Dave Lawson
Lawson
al Taylor
Melvin Best
Weymond Newton
Hank Smith TV Fight Set for Sept 14 on ABC
Henry Hank of Detroit and Jesse Smith of Philadelphia meet in a 10 round middleweight bout televised by ABC on September 14. Hank has 45 victories in 57 fights with 33 KOs, while Smith arrives from a comeback with 18 wins in 22 bouts.
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Hank-Smith
Chicago
UPI
Henry Hank
Jesse Smith
American Broadcasting Co
Hank
Detroit
Smith
Philadelphia
Titleholders Advance In Tennis Play
Neale Fraser and Maria Bueno, defending champions, moved into the third round of the national tennis championships at Forest Hills. Fraser dominated Crawford Henry 6-1 6-1 6-1, while Bueno beat Carole Wright 6-4 6-1, as six other seeded women also reached the third round. In the men’s draw, Fraser and Bob Wilson joined by Barry MacKay and Ron Holmberg advanced, with a lengthy upset-filled day highlighted by a three-hour match between Chuck McKinley and Martin Riessen that McKinley won 1-6 9-7 7-5 7-5.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
UPI
Neale Fraser
Australia
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Fraser
Blond Southpaw
Husky
Crawford Henry
Atlanta
Stadium Court
West Side
Senorita Bueno
Carole Wright
Brooklyn
Christine Truman
England
Ann Haydon
Kathne Chabot
San Diego
Calif
San
Tex
Ruth Jeffery
Melrose
Mass
Jan Lehane
Linda George
Santa Monica
MacKay
Bob Wilson
Chuck McKinley
St. Louis
Martin Riessen
Hinsdale
Ill
McKinley
Anger or Fear Trigger Brain Stroke Say Researchers
Dr. Eliot Corday and associates in Los Angeles report that emotional states such as anger or fear can precipitate a cerebral stroke, highlighting a risk linked to stress and intense emotions.
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Eliot Corday
Favored Olney Meets Haskell In AA Spotlight
Schoolboy football opens week two with a 136 game slate. A key clash features Taylor against Belton in a high scoring tilt as Class AA teams highlight the schedule. The Ducks push a potent offense into the action.
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Taylor-Belton
United Press International
Taylor
Belton
Ducks
Class 2A football district slate announced across districts
The schedule lists numerous Friday games across districts with matchups like Friona at Fort Sumner and Littlefield at Muleshoe, plus Saturday games including Wichita Falls at Iowa Park and Bridgeport at Decatur. Notable pairs include Anson at Winters, Marlin at Groesbeck, and Burnet at Fredericksburg among many others.
State grid schedule notes potential upsets and debuts
Backfield shocks Gonzales 53 18 last week. Belton faces stiffer test as Tigers debut in AAA this season. Olney meets Haskell after 18 12 opener loss to Seymour. Freer travels to George West after 46 8 win over Carrizo Springs. George West beat Floresville 26 16. Sinton Beeville. Refugio Robstown in AAA. Rusk at New London. Stamford aims at Burkburnett after 29 14 win over Quanah. Other matchups include Sunray Tulia Shamrock Lefors Childress Seymour Lancaster Waxahachie Talca Cooper Bowie Lewsille Wharton Columbus Karnes City Pearsall Raymondville Mercedes.
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Friona
Fort Sumner
N.M
Clayton
Dalhart
Sunray
Tulsa
Hereford
Canyon
Lockney
Dimmitt
Littlefield
Muleshoe
Morton
Whiteface
Tahoka
Crosbyton
Post
Colorado City
Denver City
Seminole
Big Lake
Stanton
Seagraves
Slaton
Orton
McCamey
Fort Stockton
Iraan
Sanderson
Alpine
Craie
Monahans
van Hor
Marfa
Shamrock
Lefors
Spearman
Stinnett
Perryton
Grover
Quanah
Vernon
Hollis
Okla
Wellington
Abernathy
Spur
Anson
Winters
Comanche
Coleman
Cisco
Eastland
Ranger
Mineral Wells
Granbury
Stephenville
Hico
Dublin
Glen Rose
Hamilton
Cross Plains
de Leon
Justin Northwest
Jacksbor
Haskell
Olney
Stamford
Burkburnett
Archer City
Electra
Childress
Seymour
Wichita Falls
Iowa Park
Bridgeport
Decatur
Nocona
Arm
Springtown
Lake Worth
Grapevine
Keller
Midlothian
Mansfield
Lancaster
Waxahachie
Dallas Ryne
Itasca
Hurst-Euless
Duncanville
Mesquite
Seagoville
Wyle
Plano
Taico
Cooper
Rockwall
Royse City
Bowie
Lewisville
Commerce
Sulphur Springs
Pine Tree
Hooks
Liberty-Eylau
James Bowie
Mt. Vernon
Clarksville
Linden-Kildare
DeKalb
Gilmer
Atlanta
Judson Grove
Hughes Springs
Grand Saline
Winnsboro
New Boston
Pittsburg
Paul Pewitt
Dainverfield
Mineola
Van
Canton
Edgewood
Bonham
Kaufman
Athens
Terrell
Gladewater
Nacogdoches
Rusk
New London
Marlin
Groesbeck
West
Waco Connally
Wilmer-Hutchins
Hillsboro
Franklin
Teague
Waco
Midway
Gatesville
Mart
Mexia
Burnet
Fredericksburg
Ballinger
San Saba
Liano
Elgin
Rockdale
Gidding
Caldwell
Lampasas
Georgetown
Granger
Round Rock
Belton
Taylor
Sealy
Katy
Wharton
Columbus
West Columbia
Bellville
Bastrop
la Grange
Sitishee
Cleveland
Newton
Livingston
Madisonville
Huntsville
Groveton
Crockett
Hearne
Navasota
la Porte
Liberty
Port Acres
Pineville
Dayton
Hull-Datsetta
Little Cypress
West Orange
Bridge City
Orangefield
Woodville
Hemphill
Sour Lake
Kountze
Diboll
Kirksville
Pearland
Missouri City
Santa Fe
Hitchcock
Needville
Eagle Lake
Dickinson
Sweeny
Clear Creek
Boling
Ganado
Vanderbilt
Palacios
Tidehaven
Yoakum
Edna
Lockhart
New Braunfels
Cuero
Hallettsville
Luling
Schulenburg
Gonzales
San Marcos
x-Jourdanton
Pleasanton
la Coste
Kenedy
Path
Schertz-Cibolo
Floresville
Seguin
Tigers
Albany
South Texas
Freer
George West
Carrizo Springs
Sinton
Refugio
AAA
Opposi
Tion
Beeville
Robstown
Aransas Pass
East Texas
Tulia
Talca
Lewsille
Karnes City
Pearsall
Raymondville
Mercedes
Jensen Death Probe Spurs Italian Insurance Suit
Italy's National Insurance Institute sues to recover 1600 dollars paid to the heirs of Knud Enemark Jensen. Jensen, a Danish cyclist, died after an Olympic race. authorities opened a probe after doping allegations. Officials linked his death to a brain hemorrhage caused by sun stroke and a drug used to stimulate circulation.
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Rome
Italy
National Insurance Institute
Knud Enemark Jensen
Jensen
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Merle Kemper
Wanda Rice
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Velma Parker
Flo Crowell
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Christine Lewter
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Frances MccNenney
Elva Powell
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Eet
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Wyatt
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Eave Lawson
Bua
Fim Taylor
Melvin Yoest
Jimmy Stuart
Fred Hinson
Vesemond Newton
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Jae Nig
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Fey Speed
Far Ince
Clendon Kerr
Tau Kr
Joe ‘Poombs
Rayer
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Flarl Ince Sr
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Juane Parker
Rufus Bush
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Jimiy Comine
Hob Junier
Jeon Davidson
Sam Levenson
Leonard Wilson
Jack Bruce
Bobby Johns
Miami
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Roy Tyner
Red Springs
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John Blaylock
Ralph Byers
R. M. Vermillion Jr
Florence
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Amicable Life Insurance CO
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