1963 Womens State Bowling Tournament Set for Waco
Helen Baetz and Esther Perkins announce the 1963 Women s State Tournament to be held in Waco with Lake Air Lanes hosting team events and Westview Lanes hosting doubles and singles starting in February for an eight week run Ollie DeTeau named local tournament chairman and a large field of 1700 to 2000 teams is expected across the two month event with many committees named to run the event and opening ceremonies at Shrine Hall.
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Tribune-Herald
Helen Baetz
Esther Perkins
San Antonio
Lake Air
Westview
Ollie DeTeau
Waco
Baetz
Perkins
Ollie
Hazel McCall
Lou Metcalf
Evelyn Levy
Colleen Staton
Shrine Ball Room
Pat Graham
Freddie Waddell
Barbara Bell
Dottie Jo Bryan
Elle Bell Godfrey
Pat Cromwell
Evelyn Dillon
Floyce Miller
Iva Harris
Eula Halve
Mary Humphrey
Bowlerland
Little League Western and Northwestern League Score Totals
Score by innings lists players Tommy DeMoss Nelson Stueck Ross Dick Pugh Meador Meador Wood Newton Krupicka Jacks Hoffman Bilis Henry Sheehy Baker Crenshaw Windy Drum Pittman Dieter Wessinger Garrett Evans with home runs by Walter Stueck and Billie Pittman. multiple teams noted including Milky Way Memorial League and Dons 16 Cards 7 in a mixed summary of leagues and games.
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Tommy DeMoss
Tommy Nelson
Walter Stueck
Charles Ross
Mike Dick
Mike Pugh
Bruce Meador
Bill Meador
Harry Wood
Jim Newton
Wayne Krupicka
Sess
Billie Pittman
Milky Way
Memorial League
Dons
Pireio's Barber Shop
George Sauer to Speak at Waco Kiwanis Meeting
George Sauer former Baylor coach and athletic director now with Clyde Turner’s New York Titans will guest speak at the Waco Kiwanis noon meeting Tuesday in the Raleigh Hotel ballroom. Introduced by Gordon Tree Sauer joined Turner in New York in February to help reshape the Titans.
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George Sauer
Baylor
Clyde
Bulldog
Gordon Tree
The
Kiwanis Club
Raleigh Hotel
Prove It Wins Rich Inglewood Handicap at Hollywood Park
Prove It captured the $55,950 Inglewood Handicap in a frantic stretch run after a foul claim was reviewed and denied. Sea Orbit finished second and Rablero, the longest shot, took third in a field of 10 as Win Only faded from the money in the 11 16 mile race. Prove It paid 6 60 3 20 2 60 despite the stewards ruling.
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Inglewood
Calif
Hollywood Park
Sea Orbit
Rablero
Bill Harmatz
Harmatz
Henry Moreno
Fred W. Hooper
Two Big Tourneys Set at Ridgewood Country Club
Ridgewood hosts two major events this week the 36 hole Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament for boys 18 and under and the second annual Seniors Tournament for golfers 50 and over. Defending senior champ A E Wright posted 72. Jaycee entries compete for four regional slots with top scorers advancing. First round tees at 8 am second at 1 pm.
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Murray Neal JR
Tribune-Herald
Ridgewood Country Club
A. E. Wright
Ridgewood
Calloway
Sam
Hrece Perry
Tom Myers
Dave Smith
Jimmy Martin
Charles Call
Jimmy Bowen
Pat Smith
Andy Lifland
Bill Lifland
Lary Reed
Alexander
Joe Kendrick
George Mann
Jimmy Clark
Jimmy Goblen
Rob Burgess
Rob Donohoe
Donny Hodhee
David Try
Ralph Collins
John Mabry
Berg Hurls Senior Win in Tight League Clash
Joe Berg pitched a no hit four innings and finished a three hitter as Berkman-Wood edged the Elks 4 3 in the Senior Teen-Age League. Berg struck out 12 while Johnny Mosley surrendered the first hit and Bill Bryant drove in two runs with a second inning double. Larry Mackie added two doubles and Steve Massey two singles for Berkmanwood.
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Joe Berg
Berkman-Wood
The
Elks
Berg
Johnny Mosley
Bill Bryant
Larry Mackie
Steve Massey
Berkmanwood
Golf Pairings Highlight Lake Waco Women’s Week
Lake Waco women duel for low gross on the T and F holes Tuesday with hostesses G E Helm and Milton Laine. Ridgewood and Ridgewood luncheon day plans list multiple pairings across championship and first flights, featuring numerous pairs led by Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Leggett, and Mrs. McNabb among others.
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Lake Waco
G. E. Helm
Milton Laine
W. Lees
Hege
Eek
M. Rottner
Parke
Gores Barrett
H. Birkel
F. Morgan
Marvirtererese
G . Conair
Norman
W 'G Adams
James R. Garret
Robert Trest
W. C. Both
Joe
Garrett
Ts. Adams
Jimmy Tidwell
J. R
A J
Michael Colias
A. P. Wilams
Ira Cunningham
Donald Sarerer
Gidney
T. R .Pate Hollock
A Sich
Dan Mayfield
H. Ratelitt
George McMahan
Sine
R. G. Davidson
Ridgewood
Harold McNabb
M. R. Murry
Carl Barrett
Bob Leggett
Jackson
Tirey
A . Bradfield
Higlam
Mes. G. Purvis
Helen Lee
Francis Smith
MM. MacRae
Abbie Freed
Homan Bailey
Joe Cook
Tom Fower
Ricard Moore
John Jacobs
Tom Husbands
Harry Trippett
Joe Kendrick
Floyd Jensen
Merk Rotteer
Bill Bush
Georgemith
Goodhue Smith
W Lane
Charles Herty
Jack Tarver
John Louie
Asi Mire Wodie
Jack Grove
Charles Cryer
T. Jee
Waller
J. Oates
M. R._Murry
Eugenia Preston
Phil Teeling
BE. L. Torrance
Ben Sleeper
Another Big Card Slated At Speedway
The Heart of Texas Speedway hosted 45 cars for a high stakes night with 12 more events planned next Friday. Ray Rowden won the consolation and feature in the modified class, edging Hal Freeman and J T Carpenter in a close race. Charlies Jackson captured the stock car feature and heat two, while Robert Carpenter won the stock class heats. J T Carpenter set the fastest trophy dash time, and Johnny Keel and Bill Tolsdorf won heats amid spins. Drivers race 130 laps for 950 dollars. admission 1.25 adults 50 cents children 6 12. The track sits five and a half miles north of Waco on the Dallas highway.
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Heart of Texas Speedway
Ray Rowden
Rowden
Hal Freeman
Waco
J T. Carpenter
J. T. Carpenter
Johnny Keel
Bill Tolsdorf
Bowden
Carpenter
Dallas Highway
Lack of Sponsors Hurts II Program
A Waco youth baseball program for colored children struggles due to scarce playing space and sponsorships. Last season 22 teams shared one field causing transport and scheduling issues. Construction will start on a new field at 16th and Daughtery, but sponsors remain scarce. Mrs Vera Tipton funds and coaches three teams and runs a bus service, yet all teams lack sponsors. call Plaza 6 3967 to help.
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Waco
Daughtery
Bird Kultgen
Carter Lumber Co
Moore High
Amos Gray
Kansas City Athletics
Larry Mason
Houston Colts
Vera Tipton
Bear Mummy In Big Match At Waco Arena
The wrestling card at Waco Arena features bear versus unorthodox in a semifinal and a double main with Jerry Kozak versus Silento Rodriguez and Nick Kozak against Duke Keomuka. Both bouts are best of three with a one hour limit and a preliminary 266 pound Sailor Art Thomas facing the unknown Neapolitan.
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Victor
Waco Arena
Jerry Kozak
Silento Rodriguez
Nick Kozak
Duke Keomuka
Waco
Sailor Art Thomas
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Frances Buckner
M. Wood
Roy Marcie
Lae
Fisher
Wanda Fisher
Zemnes
Kitty Eskine
Denham
Roberts
Doug Waters
Ie Nete Ross
Kitty Cocran
Miles
Edith Snelson
K. Neill
Bill Jones
Jack Harris
Tom Murray
Aubrey Burge
Faye Stone
Centex
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Louise McNair
Hazel Lecher
Charleyne Pareya
Il Margaret Scott
Centra
Layton Johnson
Doug Galloway
Helenay
Jimmie Gregory
Neita Ak
J. Ball & Chain
Ellie Godfrey
G. B. Jackson
Martin
J. Barden
Westview Singers
A. C
J. Brb Cromwell
Colleen Stator
Curtis Allred
Jim Cash
Ralph Zost
Norma Sherri
Bobbie Gal
North Waco
Louise Tebor- Gon
Clyde McCauley
Curry
Sowa
B. Glenn
A. Anderson
ATR Force
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Tony Gil
Harold Johns
Jim Fraley
Thelma Ward
Thelma Cox
Pat Wooten
Low Bunch Lame
Deanna Brink
Jackie Dugger
Collie Makowski
Waco Ali
James Moore
Francis
Charles Vestal
Roberta Billings
Mary Brem
Sara Poland
Arena May
I Lee Crook
Bonnie Reborn
Mary Urban
Wima Roterie
Pat Breedrove
Wally Smith
Bul Cox
McDaniels
Joyce Porsche
Thelma Scarborough
Central Freight Lines
Jim Cunningham
Hal Johnson
Pat Holtman
Edith Treeboss
Nite Farly Birdk
Miamix
Don Schoen
Herbert Kelly
Minne Rubel
Denna Schoen
Lads & Lassies
Frank Bringle
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al Allsouskas
Ann Anderson
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Carl Hederstedt
Nancy Seif
Mille Brown
Joan Guynes
Harry Cope
Bob Buffington
Claude Stump
Mort Cannon
Gladys Witherspoon
Marks Keltner
Margaret Stump
Lake Air Taby
Dexter Nolen
Billy Cox
Mike Cxdieman
Susie Reichley
Barbara Boehning
Carol Broadway
Lowse Taberdon
Marie Bucker
Leon Ams
Elwood Fucker
Mart Ganson
Hagel McCall
Wanda Moseley
Janice Howard
Peggy Viton
Ken Wall
Bill Connaway
Ficward Northern
Martin Jones
Tommy Renehier
Helen Jones
Cathey Ashley
Ruby Harris
Evelyn Davis
Minta_ McCauley
Janis Arnold
Richard Pierce Ey
Jeff Kolb
Richie Renchier Jr
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J. L. Bay
Taby
Jane Faulkner
ST. Patstafford
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Ginger Faulkner
Jerry Fulton
Dickie Gill
Jimmy McMullen
Joe Foster
Friday Nite
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Kiwanis
Rich
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Davis Eichelberger
E. M. Harrison
Dr. C. C. Locke
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Charles Baetty
Albert Lewter
Frank Barber
Wallace Oliver
Ed Carson
Lampasas
Hancock Park
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Marlin Country Club
EIKS
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W. M. Scott
Simon
Austin
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Robert Carpenter
Dwaine Harris
Robert Pryor
Plaza 6
Bear
Mummy
Texas
Denton
Tex U
John Nelson
Seymour High School
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Nelson
Massagic
Weyenberg
Shaee
Shiorke
Dial
Fbi.-Sun
Westview Lanes
W. Waco Dr
Evo Guy King
the ‘Belvedere
By Clifton
Strato
Parkdale
GUY King Co. Co
King of the Tire
Eastgate
Potts Interchapl
HIWAY
Bosque
Inge Parkdale Shopping Center
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