Seventeen Qualify For Sectional In U S Open Local Round
The Associated Press reports seventeen golfers qualified for the sectional round of the U S Open local qualifying on Monday. George Archer led Dallas qualifiers with 138 four under par at Great Southwest Golf Club, among 14 to sectionals. Don Massengale was second at 145. Other pros qualifying at Dallas include Charles Coody George Bayer Jerry Edwards Lee Trevino Bob Goetz Dave Eichelberger Joe Conrad Johnny Arreaga Gene Shields and amateurs Robert Rawlings Ras Allen Billy Joe Lively. At Midland Rives McBee led with five under 139. Butch Mitchell and Steve Threlkeld also earned spots with 145 and 146.
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Gene Shields
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End of Line for the Durham Bulls? Crowds pressured
In Durham North Carolina the Bulls, Houston Astros affiliate in the Carolina League, faced dwindling crowds even after a 2,618 gate on Pony Night. Promised support to avoid another franchise pullout echoed past Houston stances, while longtime figures like Grady Hatton and Billy Williams drew insight from prior moves.
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Tony Martinez
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Chico Salmon Becomes Star Reserve
DETROIT AP Tigers manager Birdie Tebbetts reshuffles the lineup with Chico Salmon moving to shortstop after previously playing first and second. Salmon notes he does not consider himself a shortstop, while Tebbetts says he is satisfied with his work at the position.
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Cleveland Indians
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Tebbetts
Salmon
Mandar
Plenty of Talent in This One The City Women’s Golf Field
A stacked local ladies field features top players from Canyon Creek Oak Hills Randolph AFB and surrounding clubs. Notable names include Ruth Stephenson Chub Mrs. Ruel Stobie Quig Gossett and Jackie Evans among others as junior and senior champions and contenders gear up for January and June events at Olmos Basin Fort San Antonio area courses.
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Horses at New Mexico track to reopen May first
Report notes horses everywhere as New Mexico race venues plan May first reopening. Ruidoso Downs aims to fill stables with over 1 270 capacity, while cards will reflect the surge in horse supply and racing activity. Also mentions a club letter to an L A boy and a Penn Morton College varsity achievement.
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Indians open four game series with Tigers after Salmon injury
Three players hurt including Brown who is recovering from an altercation at Yankee Stadium. Leon Wagner Howser and Martinez injured during sliding plays against the Chicago White Sox. Salmon jokes about shifting positions and says hitting is his strength as the Indians face the Tigers in a twi night doubleheader. Tigers manager Bob Swift believes Salmon could play anywhere including catcher and notes no special advantage from his shortstop assignment. Southern League results: Mobile 3 Evansville 2. Montgomery 4 Knoxville 3. Asheville 3 Macon 3 in rain shortened games.
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Twins
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Yankees Seem to Say They Only Want a Buddy
New York United Press International reports a mix of opinion on manager Ralph Houk's impact with the Yankees. Some players credit him as essential, others question the depth of the team after 14 games under his guidance. One star notes Houk as a “buddy” while Pepitone hints at needing close, personal reinforcement. The piece contrasts old Yankee loyalties with general player dynamics and hints at continued scrutiny as the season unfolds.
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Trouble Near Roseboro Sparks Homer Preview
A fragmented recap notes Roseboro and other players in a tense game as Hank Aaron style power and homers spark scoring. Joe Torre connected for a homer and Casey Cox added in a late rally to lift Kansas City. Washington’s Frank Howard and Jim (last name obscured) homered as Cincinnati trailed early.
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Atlanta
Joe Torre
Sammy Ellis
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Heffner
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Root
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Casey Cox
Kansas
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Reds
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Jimy
Dodgers Rally in Ninth as Roseboro Dodgers Hitman Drives Run
Dodgers catcher Roseboro drives home the tying run with a two-out ninth inning double and Griffith follows with a single as Mikkelsen errs on a flip allowing Roseboro to score. Other NL results include Philadelphia 9 Houston 0 and Atlanta 4 Cincinnati 6. Koufax’s streak ends as Pirates tie 2-2 in eighth.
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Saga Selects Cox as Proxy in SAGA Meeting
SAGA elects Barney Cox as president pro tempore and lists new officers. A tentative net profit of 6294.01 is cited for Lea Label’s one year tournament. Directors named include Balser Boehm Burke Jr Crummett Gerloff Goerges Goldberg Grace Higbie Hicks Hosea Mahone Roth Timmons Wiggins. Short listed 1 year directors include Bridgman Button O Sell Holleran Karotkin Manupelli Moore Zeller Gibson Gardner.
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Border Fence Randolph Clash At Grater Field Tonight
The Border Fence and Randolph AFB baseball clubs meet at 7:30 PM at Randolphs Grater Field for a full game showdown.
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Standings and results in the American League
The American League standings show New York at 15 19 14? and Boston at 13 2 382. Kansas City 12 31 3dd. The only completed game: Kansas City 5 Washington 3 in 12 innings. Tonight’s schedule lists Bellimore at Chicago and California at New York among others.
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