San Antonio Wins 1962 State Skeet Meet Crowns
Eight San Antonians win 18 championships as Houston shooters dominate with Grant Meseng taking high overall 494 and Titus Morris 490. The meet sets June 1962 for next hosted event at the municipal range with clubs sponsoring and names listed from Los Angeles and Dallas among winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Antonio Gun Club
Municipal Range
Tion
San Antoniio
Olimos Basin
Sanjshoalers
San Antonians
L.A
Joe Frostei
Joe Frost Jr
Leo Dubinski
Bill Southwell
Albert
Haydel Stephen Hanzel
Mark Watson
Don Kuehn
Frosts
Dubinski
Houston
Grant Mseng
Titus Morris
Kathleen McGinn
Max Thomas
Dallas
Arion
Moursian
Owen—Graywin Staal
State
Peng
Ey Thisineki
Bar Antonin
Ws X. Gullahorn
Abilene
Rabbert
Jack
Lane
Garland
Atale Ani Sombwell
Sat
Ania
Dviewdre
Clare B'ninte
Mark Wateah
bin Antonia
Atin mi
Aniatite
Amte Lal
Reese
Sisal Wits
Ati
Hatrin
Fiche
Hardy
Jim Bellowe
I McGinn Houston
D. Hy
Imelde
Wenines
Bowerts
Liston
Jan Antonis
Ban Antonio
Hien Mie v
Mditiduel
Ohta
Amnion
Shooting champion crowned at Texas Small Bore event
Edward Caygle of Lackland AFB won the Texas State Small Bore Rifle Championship with 3193 Sunday. George Whittington of Amarillo placed second and Capt. Donald Lokstrom of Lackland finished third. John Berton of Lackland set 3189 and 222. Various city and team references follow in sparse, unclear lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tsgi
Edward Cayglé
Lackland Afb
George Whittington
Amarillo
Aeond
Donald Lockstrom
Lackland
John Berton
Falcon Lake fishing weekend drawn by crowds at Pi Aransas
Readable notes show anglers flocked to Pi Aransas and Falcon Lake with strong catches on Saturday including a 40 pound king, many 4 to 8 pound bonitos, and plentiful trout in bays. winds cooled Sunday, boats docked by noon, camps along the lake expanded with new operators and facilities, skeet shooting highlighted by W E Feale Jr and Grant as top performers, while Juan Velas and Jack Cox promoted camps and resort changes nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred MJ
Aransas
Joe Cannon
Jung Teague
Pt. Aransas
Ockport
Ax’ Mansfield
Fateon
Falcon
Vernon Boatwright
Willard Mahavier
Juan Vela
Texas
Tiger
Jat
el Tigre
Juan Velg
Jack Cox
Big Tiger
Midland
Cox
Falcon Lakre
Gene Loika
Génesill
Pierce
Siesta
Loika
Fish-O- Rama
Grande Courts
Zapata
Roy Mohan
Redwood
Oscar
W. E. Feale Jr
Austin
Peale
San Anton
Funner
Joe Frost Jr
Old Man River
Grant
Frager and Froehling Triumph at Wimbledon Opener
Wimbledon opening day saw Neale Frager of Australia defeat Rudy Hernandez 6-3 6-4 6-1 to start his title defense while Frank Froehling of the United States toppled John Bartt 6-2 4-6 6-2 6-4. Rain delayed play but 17 000 spectators crowded the AlbEnghind club as Rod Laver edged Thomas Lefts 6-4 6-1. Crawford Henry and John Leach also advanced for the U S with wins over England and Australia respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
UPI
Neale Frager
Australia
Rudy Hernands
Lamar Tech
Modesto
Calif
Stald AlbEnghind
Rod Laver
Austalla
Russia
Taomnas
John Leach
Los Angeles
Robert Howe
Chuck Mckinley
Trinity Jtniversity
Sergio Tacchini
Aly
Roune
Trinity
Frank Froehling
John Bar Tert
Crawford Henry
Atlanta
Michael Paria
Tennessee Valley tennis tournament fields star players
Ans Tennis Compiled from press reports notes Ecuadorian championans defend title in Chattanooga event with top college competitors. Dallas Tal Matizen wins Southern Tennis at Winston-Salem. UCLA claims NCAA title led by Fox singles, Osuna and Farnhart win doubles. Houston Texas sectional crowns Powel and Walthall in seniors doubles and Walthall tops Powel in seniors singles. Mixed doubles winners Wertheimer and Penson of Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Miecaiches Facuatée Zuleta
Ecuador
Chattanooga
Butch Newman
San Antonio
Tal Matizen
Dallas
Souther Tennnis
Winston‘Salem
N. C
Bill Lenoir
Tucson
UCLA
Allen Fox
Ray Senkowski
Michigan
IV Datbles
Rafael Osuna
Ramsey Farnhart
Southern California
Bill Hoogs
Kim McManus
California
Bob
Houston
James Schmidt
Sour Lake
Texas
Nik Powel
Pancho Walthall
San Aretonio
Wilbur Heesland
Alien Key
Bowling champion wins Petersen Classic in Chicago
Whistler, 44, captured the Petersen Bowling Classic top prize of 28,850 dollars Sunday night in Chicago. The event drew strong fields and featured high-stakes play as Whistler outpaced rivals for the championship money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Whistler
Rich Petersen
Tom Dain
Sellieg
Audi
Er “Pitt
Etrem
Rea
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Dart Pickup
GOW
Dodge
R. Mitchell Motors
Broadway
Tenas
Vancouver
Tacoma
Atti
Spakann & Vwawali
Portland
Salt Lake City
Monterrey
Menico
Veraciia
Prehla
Southern
Birminghan
Nashville
Little Rock
Mobile
Internationat
Columbus
Syractive
Jersey City
Rochester
Richmond
Deston
Porter Loring
Dia
Charley Poulton
Pion
Hernix
Froehling, Fraser Win
Remington
Aine Tarve
En Flendagéen
Eiserric Sheer
Electra Borytrs
Frigidaire
Save ‘151
Ss Frigidaire
Ream Air Condities
Ony
Prigiveire
Steventers Mare
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