Fort Sill Indian School Coach Tay Moore Leaves Oklahoma
Esteemed FSIS mentor J T Tay Moore, long time coach and faculty member, departs for Santa Fe New Mexico to become vice principal of the Indian School there after 32 years in Oklahoma. Friends propose a Tay Moore Challenge Trophy at the Bison Relays to honor his work in distance running and athletics with inscriptions of a Bible verse.
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Ric
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Fort Lilladie School
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UCSS
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Tay Moore
Spieser to Meet Anthony in Detroit Light Heavy Bout
In Olympia Stadium Detroit Spieser faces Tony Anthony in a 12 round national NBC telecast tonight. Spieser is the favorite to advance to a June 7 title defense against Archie Moore, while Anthony, a New Yorker with 22 knockouts in 294 bouts, promises a bold challenge.
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Masters Jinx Not Bothering Texas Burke at Augusta
Burke, a 34 year old Houston pro, shot 71 the only sub par round on opening day at Augusta National. He leads Masters field by one stroke over five players and two over eight, with 13 in between. Teammates Hogan and Middlecoff sit among veterans, while Peter Thomson and Bruce Crampton trail closely among new challengers.
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Burker
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Grandpa Eyes Coveted Title at Augusta Masters
AUGUSTA Ga PF Can a grandfather win the Masters the great golf tournament that just turned 217 Jimmy Demaret thinks so He'll pick the grandpa a fella named Jimmy Demaret If Demaret is right he would become the first grandfather to win and the first to win four Masters After opening round yesterday Demaret claimed he is in a better position now than 24 hours ago He was one stroke behind Jackie Burke Jr the defending champion and Demaret's Houston business partner Burke led with 71 while Demaret and four others were a tie for second at 72 Demaret 46 is chasing records after winning three Masters a feat matched by Sam Snead.
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Mahupae
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Houston
Three-state field to clash at Southern Oklahoma track meet
Duncan hosts the 16th annual Southern Oklahoma Track and Field championships with over 40 schools expected. Lawton High, Fort Sill Indian School and Douglass send thinclads while Borger Abilene Hobbs and Albuquerque area teams enter. Notable athletes include Lawton Stead jumper Tommy Raley and Duncan high jumper Quannah Cox seeking records in ideal conditions.
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Constitution
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Texas
Borger
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Hobbs
New Mexico
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N. Mex
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Douglass
Jim Phillips
LHS
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FSIS
William Lee
Lawton Stead
Er Tommy Raley
Quannah Cox
Chester Walters
Jeff
Fort Sill
High School Track Meet Results From Southern Records
Readable fragments show times and distances for athletes from Stillwater Fort Worth Cleveland and Duncan. Notable results include Eddie Roberts and Bob Buchanan with times around 18.8 and 4.8, and distances such as 161-1 in a dash event.
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Eddie Roberts
Sllwater
Bechanan
Slllivelor
Dallas Aviingtom Heights
Billy Gault
Parl Worth
Sulwater
Bob Buchanan
Stillwater
Roberts
Mont Worth Northside
Morrow Leads Field at Texas Relays in Austin
A host of Olympians headline the 30th Texas Relays opening in Austin. Bobby Morrow, holder of three Melbourne golds, tops a field of 1258 as he seeks his third straight 100-yard dash win and anchors Abilene Christian's relays. Michigan's Dave Owen and Kent Floerke lead in weight and broad jump events amid strong Kansas, Texas, and Oklahoma A&M contingents. The meet features prominent Olympians including Eddie Southern and Al Oerter, with Texas’ relay squad aiming for multiple baton titles.
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Tes
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Mashburn
Michigan
Dave Owen
Kent Floerke
Kansas
Oklahoma A&m
Kim Ellis
Eddie Southern
Texas
Melbourne
al Oerter
Southern
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Wallace Wilson
Bobby Whilden
OU Schedules All Sports Day
OU athletic director Bud Wilkinson announces All-Sports Day on April 13 with events including a 9 am tennis match Oklahoma versus Colorado, 10 am baseball two game between Oklahoma and Kansas, a 40:30 am wrestling exhibition, a 2:30 pm Varsity Alumni football game at Owen Stadium, and a 4 pm track meet featuring Oklahoma Arkansas Colorado and Nebraska.
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Exhibition Baseball Schedule Reads Mixed Up City Pairings
A scrambled text lists exhibition baseball games with mismatched city names and team pairings including Dudgery Braves Dallas Cubs Orioles San Antonio Redleze Senators Chattanooga Indians Houston and a final line Petersburg Tigers Yanks Jacksonville. The fragment appears disorderly with unclear dates and venues.
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Dallas
Cubs
Orioles
San Antonio
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I Indians
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Phillies Acquire Brook Shortstop Chico Fernandez
HOUSTON UP The Brooklyn Dodgers traded shortstop Chico Fernandez to the Philadelphia Phillies for outfielder Elmer Vale and four minor leaguers. Three of the prospects join the Dodgers at Vero Beach with Ron Negray Melvyn Geho and Tom Harkness. A fourth minor leaguer will be named next week alongside Vale and cash.
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Chickasha foursome eyes Southern relay record at meet
The Chickasha team led by Ken Far, Floyd Irby, Monte Kitchens and Lee Duncan aims to beat Fort Worth Northside’s 3 24.4 mile relay mark at the meet. Bill Monforte of Cleveland posted 11 8 in the pole vault, a Southern record, while Erick J D Martin repeatedly clears that height, with the prelims noting potential in the mile relay and pole vault.
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Cleveland
Erick
J. D. Martin
Fort Worth Northside
Chickasha
Ken Faris
Floyd Irby
Monte Kitchens
Lee Duncan
City Entries 129 Wigh Murdiex and Relays Note Names
A fragmented list of track and field entries from LES FSIS and LHS Douglass and other schools. Names include Langston Selmon Yingling Burt McKinnis Tomasiyo Tiltberick Lee Ashby Jackson Pele Smith Murray Farb er Cooper Johnson, plus relay and field event entries across Mile Relays, Hurdles, Shot Put, Broad Jump and related labels.
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Jerry Langston
Don Selmon
Bob ‘Yingling
A. Burt
Jack MecKinnis
LISS
Rory ‘Tomasiyo
Wiley Tiltberick
Bemsler Lee
Monroe Ashby
Howard Smith
Samuel Murray
Jamies Farber
Dougass
Darrell Colson
Darrell Smith
Mitchell Braley
Chester Walters
Kenneth Jackson
Gilbert Pele
FSIS
LHS
Tommy Raley
Jack McKinnis
R. A. Burt
Bob Yinglin
SIS
Wiley Lilllecreci
Ben Norberin Hemsley Lee
Monroe Ashley
Douglass Uwned Smith
Altha Cooper
Howard Johnson
James Parker
Darrell Hart
Ben Nocperle
Gilbert Pole
George Begay
R.A. Burt
Pete McKinmis
Rory Tomasiyo
YSIS
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Howard Smit
Douglass
Les
Charles Weston
Terry Langston
Don Salmon
Dareell” Culsony
Arnold Marshall
Charles Wallace
Inseux
Great Morford
George Moses
Lawton Nine Invades Chickasha For Loop Doublebill Saturday
Lawton's Wolverines launch their 1857 Boomer conference baseball campaign in Chickasha with a 1 0 pm doubleheader against the Chickasha Chicks. Coach Jim Rinehart leads a largely junior squad missing two regulars. standout pitcher Jin Wilson seeks a strong start despite an early loss last season.
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Chickasha
Lawton’s
Wolverines
Chickasha Chicks
Southwestern
Orval Bowman
Norman Tigers
LHS
Jim Rinehart
Pampa
Amarilla
Frank Vince
FK Paso
Smitty Barnes
Wichita Falls
Vince
Barnes
Coyotes
Johnny Davis
Byron Beaver
Larry Ray
Amarillo
Oscar Picker
Lawton
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