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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1952

Page

7

Odessa Pro Am set for Labor Day week field strong near Odessa

Odessa Country Club announces Sept 3 7 for the Odessa Pro Am with a $7500 purse. Promises a star field led by Tommy Bolt with possible partners Charley Coe and Billy Maxwell, plus Jackie Burke Jr and Chuck Klein among the anticipated pros. Local entries include Don Cherry and Andy Anderson with Midland figures active in practice and qualifiers.

Odessa Odessa Country Club Tommy Bolt Billy Maxwell Charley Coe Coe Maxwell Bo Wininger Dick Turner Bolt Wininger Byron Nelson Turner Yuithin Meuxweil Jackie Burke, Jr Ben Hogan Chuck Klein San Antonio Texas New Mexico Oklahoma

NCAA Golf Quarterfinals Set With Top Contenders

In Lafayette Indiana on June 27 LSU and North Texas State split the National Collegiate golf quarterfinals with a 132-1542 tie. North Texas State’s Joe Conrad faces Marion Hiskey while LSU’s Eddie Merrins and Tom Morrow aim for semifinals, defeated rivals include Wesley Elis and Norman Dunlap as part of round results.

Lafayette Ind Louisiana State University North Texas State College Joe Conrad Marion Hiskey North Texas State Eddie Merrins Tommy Morrow Louisiana State Billy Key Rollins Warren Dalley Stanford Merrins Wesley Elis Texas Carl Jacobs Wisconsin Norman Dunlap Purdue Jim Vickers Oklahoma Walter Durdle Bradley

Phillips Captures Win Over Seminole

In Seminole Softball League action Phillips defeated Seminole High School 24 to 10. Pithers Sherri Ivy pitched for Phillips with 11 hits allowed as Wilson Daugherty split Seminole pitching. Phillips hit three homers by Wiley Sides and Ivy aided by a strong wind. losers Harrell Kerr Hassel and Karr homered. Final score 24-10.

Seminole Philips Sherri i Ivy Phillips Jon Wilson Jones Daugherty W. O. Wiley Arlin Sides Ivy Herold Karr Howard Hassel Jake Harrell Seminole HS Jones Wilson Daugherty Kerr

Two Negroes May Play Ball With Beaumont

Beaumont Roughnecks manager Harry Craft refused to say whether two Negro players who worked out with the team last night will be signed. The incident occurred in Beaumont with the date listed as June 26.

Beaumont Harry Craft Beaumont Roughnecks

Odessan Sets Amateur Mark With 69 In Midland Invite

Odessa’s Bob French opened the Midland Country Club Men’s Invitational with a 69, an amateur record for the par 72 North Course, and defeated Buddy Brannum in the first round 8 and 7. Rey Lockett edged A G Barnard to advance, while Don Calloway and others won first flights. Friday’s second round features several matchups across flights.

Midland Bob French Odessa Midland Country Club North Charley Campbell Buddy Brannum French Rey Lockett A. G. Barnard Don Calloway Abilene Rover Ross Bruiner van Ligon Hezzie Carson San Angelo Arlvnn Scott Odesa Roy Lockett Er. B. Dozier Big Spring Bob Wortman Red Poden

McMurry Cup Matches Qualifying Rounds In Kermit

Qualifying rounds and first two matches set for the McMurry Cup at Winkler County Country Club with 150 entries possible. Favorites include Bob Hellinghausen of Monahans and Dick Martin of Dallas while George Addison of Kermit seeks recovery from last year. Participants from Kermit Wink Midland Hobbs Odessa McCamey Iraan expected, with 18 hole matches across flights. The nine hole layout features bent grass greens and Bermuda fairways on a 376 to 495 yard course.

Kermit Winkler County Country Club Bob Hellinghausen Monahans Dick Martin Dallas George Addison Hellingnhausen Pat Holder West Texas Wink Midland Hobbs Odessa McCamey Iraan

All Star Voting Ends Tonight for League Starters

Chicago reports the all star voting will end at midnight, July 8, with five American and seven National League starting assignments in Philadelphia. Managers Stengel and Durocher will select pitching staffs, while fans determine other starters. American leaders include Robinson, Mitchell, DiMaggio, Bauer and Berra. National starters feature Lockman, Robinson, Thomson, MUsial, Slaughter, Sauer, Campanella.

Chicago Philadelphia Casey Stengel New York Yankees Leo ‘Durocher New York Giants Eddie Robinson Dale Mitchell Cleveland Dom DiMaggio Boston Hank Bauer New York Yogi Berra

Little League slate heats up with midseason doubleheader

The American League lead is at stake as the Cole Motor Browns meet the Kiwanis Tigers at West County Park in the nightcap after the Carter Hardware Yankees face the F O E Senators at 6 30. In NL action last night Frank Greens Giants won 15 9 over the McClurg Grocery Braves while the Athletic Supply Cardinals beat the Bunch Construction Cubs 9 3.

Cole Motor Browns Kiwanis Tigers Brown-Tiger West County Park Carter Hardware Yankees F.O.E. Senators Frank Green Giants McClurg Grocery Braves Athletic Supply Cardinals Bunch Construction Cubs Randall Wilcoxson Harold Iall Terry Wall Buddy New Jimmy Johnson Braves Lynn Adcock Cardinals Cubs Doug Acker Salvation Army Red Shields Electric Service and Supply Bobby Flanagan Billy Guthrie Senators Tigers Browns Yankees East County Park John Perry Permian Scales and Athletic Club Pauli Cole Wilcoxson Wall Hall Norwood Adcock Lewis Acker and Mahénd Salvation Army Flanagan and Faubion Guthriel Ashford

Morelli and Carlson Set for Wrestling Feature at Odessa

Southwestern Junior Heavyweight champion Tony Morelli headlines a Monday night feature bout against Cowboy Carlton at the Odessa Roller Rink. Promoter Pat O'Dowers presents a four-match card with Ace Abbott vs Johnny James opening at 8:30 p.m. Masa Kimura faces Bob Giegel in a semifinal, while Morelli-Carlton headlines the main event with a one hour time limit for the feature. Admission ranges from 39 cents to $2 ringside, with reservations by phone.

Southwestern Tony Morelli Hana Carlton Pat O'Dowers Odessa Bob Giegel Masa Kimura Kimura Ace Abbott Johnny James Abbott

Olympic Trials Open on Coast

Los Angeles opens the trials as about 200 athletes begin a two day track and field competition to win spots on the Finland bound U S Olympic team. Memorial Coliseum hosts opening events with heats in the 100 and 800 and 400 hurdles and finals in several races. Field events feature javelin hammer shot put and broad jump.

Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Harrison Dillard Jack Davis Craig Dixon Dick Attlesey Dillard Attlesey Mal Whitfield Air Force George Rhoden Jamaica Helsinki San Francisco Ollie Matson Rhoden Finland Bob Richards Don Laz Don Cooper Richards Tulare Calif Stanford

Harlingen Captures Win In Gulf Coast League Action

Harlingen to second place after beating Lake Charles 2-1 in extra innings with a game winning homer by Dick Anderson. Port Arthur’s Bill Creech allowed a two run homer to Walt Sessi but shut Brownsville other than that. Galveston swept Corpus Christi 7-3 while Texas City beat Laredo 11-5.

Harlingen Dick Anderson Lake Charles Capitols Bill Creech Port Arthur Brownsville Walt Sessi Galveston Corpus Christi Texas City Laredo

Patty Berg Holds Lead in Women's Open Tourney

Patty Berg leads the seventh annual Women s Open after firing a 69 at Bala Country Club Philadelphia. The 34 year old from St Andrews Ill is one stroke ahead of Louise Suggs and is tied for the one round course record with Suggs set in 1949. Betsy Rawls carded 72 as the field battled heat and accuracy.

Philadelphia Patty Berg Patty St. Andrews Ill Bala Country Club Louise Suggs Carrollton Bala Miss Berg Miss Suggs Prince George’s Golf and Country Club Landover Betsy Rawls Austin Tex Betty Jameson San Antonio Betty McKinnon Dallas Alice Bauer Sarasota Fla Beverly Hanson Fargo N. D Betty Dodd

Texans Eagles Gridiron Tickets On Sale By Mail

Tickets for the August 29 professional game between the Dallas Texans and Philadelphia Eagles remain available by mail. Priced at 3.60, money orders or checks go to the Odessa Shrine Club Box 574 Odessa. A 25 cent mailing fee must be included. Tickets go on sale at the high school administration building about two weeks before the game.

Dallas Texans Philadelphia Eagles Odessa Shrine Club Odessa

Coast Tennis Stars Lead NCAA Event

Pacific Coast players dominate the NCAA tennis tournament with UCLA leading the way. Sophomore Bob Perry seeded No. 2, Larry Huebner No. 6, and Ron Livingston No. 11 all won in straight sets as UCLA advances toward the quarterfinals. Southern California's Hugh Stewart and Allen Cleveland are seeded No. 2 in doubles.

Evanston Pacific Coast UCLA Southern California Bob Perry Larry Huebner Ron Livingston Hugh Stewart Stewart Allen Cleveland

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