Hopkins Tied For 2nd in Hearst Golf
Special to The Licht Los Angeles Mark Hopkins tied for second in the fifteenth William Rand Hearst National Junior Golf Championship after opening with 36 47 3 for 73. Tim Haap of Los Angeles led at 34 36 70 while George Case of San Antonio and others chased. Hopkins, from Texas City, had birdies early but dropped a stroke on a late hole.
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12 Texans Qualify for National Amateur Golf Tourney
Thompson of Wichita Falls led a field of Texans, posting a Dallas score of 135 to top qualifiers by at least six strokes. Other noted players included Alfred King of Wichita Falls, Rigene Me Rite, David Goldman, and John N. Cy Cameron, with several regional competitors listed among the top marks.
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Angling Around FRED MALY
A humorous look at fishing lore and tactics from Fred Maly with notes on gear, weather, and a quirky tale of using a large outboard to create movement on the lake. The piece blends anecdote and advice, highlighting how rain, gear, and timing influence catches and keep anglers pursuing big lures.
Sportlights and Gomez Golf Tour Preview
The article notes disposal suggestions for picnic litter by visiting boatmen and a cleanup crew tidying sites. It mentions Lt Col Henry Gomez and Hank Gomez retirement, a Gomez Golf Tour to the Northeast, and a caravan plan to report scores after each round from Ft. Sam Houston.
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Missions Face Giants in Valley doubleheader
Harlingen reports San Antonio Missions clash with Big Grande Valley Giants in a rescheduled two game set after Tuesday rained out. If Wednesday games are also abandoned, both contests vanish, with Austin maintaining playoff hopes after a 3 2 win over Tulsa. Local line includes South Atlantic League scores.
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Eastern Leaders DILLSBURG Pa Open Go Round One Leaders
Eastern Leaders at the end of the first round of the Easter Women s Open Go tournaments list scores for players including Wright Betsy Paws Jackie Lang Witty Smith Hathy Cornelius Lowie Suggs Joyce Zicke Bonnie Randolak Mary Lena Faulk Barbara Romack Kathy Whitworth Gloria Fecht Sybil Griffin Ruth Jessen Wanda Sanches Gloria Armstrong Jo Ann Prentice and others with mixed scores and errors noted. Legion Ball Stages World Series Elimination seen as Fer wyn Til and Klamath Pails Ore exit while Miami Fla topples Klamath Falls 10 to 0 and Brooklawn N Y beats edited Berwem 75.
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Joyce Zicke
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Teague Rolls 300 in San Pedro Bowling Night
Jewiel Slim Teague bowled a perfect 300 at San Pedro lanes as part of a 672 series for the Falstaff team. The 165-pound former basketball star added 179 and 193 games, while Jerry Smyth led the night with 276 and 686. Teague’s 701 series on March 3, 1958, remains his best in league play.
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Greene ville advances to semis in National Non-Pro tourney
Greene ville Tenn edged into the semi finals of the winners bracket by beating Elgin Ill Tuesday night. Indianapolis and Drain Ore the 1958 champion, battle Wednesday night for the fourth spot on the unbeaten side of the double elimination tournament. In other games Tampa Fla stayed alive with a victory, which eliminated the Wichita Bob oats and Scobey Mont eliminated Chickasaw Park Ga.
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Stratford Women’s Softball Defeats Lynn Mase 1-0
The Phoenix team beat Lynn Mase 1-0 and Vancouver eliminated Atlanta 1-0 in the Women’s World Softball Tournament in Stratford Conn AP wire.
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Wednesday Baseball Schedule In Mexico City and Puebla
The schedule lists Posa Rica at Mexico City Reds, Mexico City Tigers at Puebla, and Monterrey at Veracruz. Tuesday results show Mexico Tigers 15 Puebla 3 with pitchers Perez Garcia Bankhead Rodrigues and others. Monterrey at Veracruz postponed.
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