Seeded Stars Advance in NCAA Tennis Action
Top seed Charles Pasarell of UCLA was to meet the winner of the Steve Stockton Tennessee and George Seewagen Rice match in the NCAA Tennis Tournament third round. UCLA's Tom Karp was set to face George Dickinson of Chattanooga as matches continued in Miami. Trinity University players held even after day one with Al Hill Jr defeating Ted Russell and Lamar Roemer losing to Mickey School. Multiple Texas players competed with wins by John Pickens Rice Fred Beni Pam American and others amid a disrupted schedule due to darkness.
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Play Better Golf by Tommy Armour
Instructional piece from 1968 Chicago Tribune on stance and hand position. Explains aligning hands ahead of the ball for most shots, and placing hands slightly back for drives to strike the upswing.
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Letties Qualify for State Golf Tournament Turned Into Open Debate on PGA Prestige
In San Antonio, Bobby Nichols disputes the Open as golf’s premier event, asserting that the PGA Championship ranks first. He notes most pros would trade Open glory for PGA title, and discusses exemptions, earnings, and the nature of Open versus PGA fields.
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Nicklaus cites lack of desire amid golf triumphs
San Francisco AP reports Jack Nicklaus says he lacks desire despite his record run of wins including the Open Masters British Open and PGA. He cites back pain and fatigue from high expectations as he prepares for the Olympic Club event and notes other greats like Hogan and Snead remain formidable.
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Wimbledon warmup shines for Ralston at Queen Club
Dennis Ralston led American contenders with a 6-3 7-5 win over Japan’s Osami Ishiguro at the Queen Club Tournament in London. The roundup notes various golf signings, NCAA bids, and sports moves across baseball, football, and track with multiple Texas athletes highlighted.
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Junior Golfers Eye Luling Me in San Marcos Round
In San Marcos Texas PGA summer junior circuit action next Monday top high school and junior high players compete after two events leaders include Tom Kite Austin 75 72 Charles Lehriner Geo Tucker Jefferson Ricky Lee Bob Et Austin Mike Hinger Alamo Heights and others with scattered scores across divisions.
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