Lobos Open Season With Back-To-Back Wins
The Lobos under Coach Willines opened 1958-59 with a 43-37 win over Big Lake, led 16-8 after the first, and 37-26 going into the final period. Mike Konstadt scored 11 and Guy Davis 22 as Lovington followed with a 57-43 victory. Next home game hosts Lamesa.
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Lobos
Willines
Big Lake
Monahans
Villnes
Guy Davis
Mike Konstadt
Lovington
Lamesa
First National and Partners Sweep Three Points Each
In the Ladies' Commercial Bowling League last Wednesday First National Bank Prescription Shop and Cliff's Restaurant each took 3 points from Richardson Oils Southwestern Bell Telephone and Coca Cola. Prescription led team series 1943 Cliff's topped team game 685. Mary Warden led individuals with 426 in series Leona Shumate had 163 best game. In Odessa Monahans ladies captured the traveling trophy Jo Herrington won Class C singles with 536 Lillie Busby 520.
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First National Bank
Prescription Shop
Cliff's Restaurant
Richardson Oils
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Coca-Cola
Prescription
Cliff's
Mary Warden
Leona Shumate
Odessa
Monahans Ladies
Jo Herrington
Lillie Busby
Lobo B Team Cagers Match Varsity Pace
The Lobo B team defeated Big Lake 27 25 to stay close to the varsity and then beat Lovington 39 24. Norman Smith scored 11 points against Big Lake and Enny Dickens added 10 versus Lovington as the B squad improved to 4 0. Also noted, Whitey Ford tied an American League strikeout record with six straight in 1956 and again on June 2 1958.
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Lobo
Big Lake
Lovington
Bees
Bg Lake
Norman Smith
Andenny Dickens
Whitey Ford
Kansas City
White Sox
Texas Hall Of Fame Adds Four More Athletic Greats
The Texas Sports Hall of Fame will induct four more sports figures on December 31. Joel Hunt, a mid twenties Texas A&M football star dubbed the Lost All America, joins honorees. Also honored are John Kimbrough, twice All-America at Texas A&M in 1939 and 1940, Fred Wolcott of Rice track fame, and Clyde Littlefield, noted athlete and coach at the University of Texas. Their addition brings the total inductees to 15.
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Texas Hall of Fame
Dallas
Texas Sports Hall of Fame
Joel Hunt
Texas Aggie
Hunt
John Kimbrough
Texas A&m
Fred Wolcott
Rice
Clyde Littlefield
University of Texas
Hall of
Texas Sports Writers Assn
Tris Speaker
Rogers Hornsby
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Jimmy Demaret
Babe Zaharias
Sam Baugh
Davey O'Brien
Cecil Smith
Wilmer Allison
Dutch Meyer
Grandfalls Brine Leads Merchants Bowling League
Grandfalls Brine continues to lead the Merchants Bowling League as action saw Dunlap's defeat Grandfalls Brine 3-1 while Gulf beat KVKM 3-1 and Pearl downed Parsons & Smith 3-1. Top individuals include Jack Moore with 223 and Bobby Driggers with 212 pins. Driggers posted a 542 game. Parsons & Smith and Dunlap's vie for second. next week Grandfalls Brine faces Gulf, Parsons & Smith vs Dunlap's, KVKM vs Pearl.
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Grandfalls Brine
Merchants Bowling League
Dunlap's
Gulf
KVKM
Pearl
Parsons & Smith
Jack Moore
Bobby Driggers
Driggers
Dunlap’s
Dunlap
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Tom Parker
Kenny Dickens
Robert White
Sandy Peer
Joe Nation
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John Ratliff
Mike Hammond
Jim Pattillo
Ronnie Barker
Tommy Wilkerson
Bill Andrews
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Food Club
Dartmouth
Whole Kernel
OKRA
Kaomily
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Armour
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Monahans Drug
W. Sealy
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