Wolverines Romp In Twinbill Over Chicks 23-6 22-?
Lawton Wolverines explode for 37 base hits led by Jimmy Fox and Sid Ahischlager to rout Chickasha Chicks in a Boomer Conference twinbill 23-6 in game one and 22-6 in game two. Ahischlager belts two homers, Fox posts six hits and four walks in ten appearances, while Oscar Pickering Ray Tilman and Eddie Newcombe add key hits as pitcher Jim Wilson and Frank Vince go the distance. The victory lifts Lawton to 4-3 on the season with a Tuesday home game against Douglass.
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Tom Wright
Press
Chickasha
Lawton Wolverines
Chicrasha Chicks
Jimmy Fox
Sid
Abmehlager
Alischinger
Lawrence Reed
RBI
Oscar Pickering
Ray Tilman
Cateher
Eddie Newcombe
Lawton
Pickering
Tillman
Pick
Gwinnhill
Newcombe
Jim Rinehart
Jim Wilsom
Frank Vince
Jax
Wolverines
Fox
Wison
LHS
Rex McCaughtry
Craig White
Mickey Leonard
Bill Strain
Cecil Bunnell
Vince
Larry Ray
Reed
Ahischlager
Douglass
W Pickering
Y Lucke
Ren Ray
Musgrove
Kotven
Akischinger
Svineford
Shuers
Steatn
Rap
Maasty Pickerine
L_May B
Heed Hechinger
Ena
Mee
Pumbe
Pefurd
Hum
Bonisar
Rambe
Schwerards
BR — Neenhachinger
Sb— Strin
Aulchlacer
Timan
Locke
Write
Lew
Lettaewnie i
Vince Bunnell
Viner
Myanet
Swineford
White
Ramsey
McCaughiry
Buandy
Fister
Dohnson
Tanton
Chuckasha
Ted
Aniseinger
Te White
Dimesny Fos Newcombe
Wilstum
Leonard
Masses
Teed
Titlman
Hr—Ahischlager
Pickering Reed White
X. Wilson
Massey
Ansrblager
Winelord
Rteain
pedl—Lawton
Uson Fe MceCoughtry
Reward
Strain
Wilanna McCaughtry
Faw McCau
LHS Netters Triumph At Durant Meet
L H S Netters sweep Durant meet with girls winning singles and doubles titles. Lawton boys see Billy Higgins runner up in singles. Weather delays push finals to Lawton. Lawton girls reach finals with all members, and various match results listed across singles and doubles.
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Durant
Laston High School
Wolverine
Billy Higgins
Lawton
Hayn
James Rammming
Del
Sup Landers
Mealester
David i
Brent R
Clovette
Capitol Till
Bills Ihgzins Peveen
Sam Reyer
Wovoka
Ramming Jet
Yourmy ‘Orran
Capital Wl
Parmenter
Thomas Eppler
Ardjis
McAlester
Higgins - Parmenter
Hockey At A Glance National League and A L standings
Fragmented sports snippet shows hockey and baseball score notes with team names and brief game outcomes. Montreal leads in the National League context, Philadelphia and Charlotte figures appear in American and fasten leagues with tied or lead positions. Contains partial scores and standings references.
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Plasatt
Buster
Montreal
Eres
Hershey
Cleveland
Myatt
Charlotte
Philadelphia
Charlotue
Morrow Leads Texas Relays With Multiple Records
Abilene Christian College sprinter Morrow starred at the Texas Relays in Austin setting and tying several world marks. He anchored ACC’s 440 yard relay to 40.2 and helped Texas to top marks, while Eddie Southern excelled in hurdles and relays. Wind distortions affected validity of some marks as eight records fell in the university division amid 16,500 spectators.
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Austin
Tex
Bobby Morrow
Texas
Morrow
Abilene Christian College
ACC
Eddie Southern
Jay
Vunneman
Wally Wilson
Southern
al Oerter
Kansas
Kenneth Yob
Colorado
Milwaukee Braves Meet Dodgers In Oklahoma City Exibition
Milwaukee faces the Brooklyn Dodgers in an exhibition at Texas League Park in Oklahoma City on April 6 starting at 1 20 p m Local interest centers on Milwaukee stars such as Hartshorne’s Warren Spahn Eddie Mathews Joe Adcock Hank Aaron and Gene Conley while Dodger veterans Pee Wee Reese Gil Hodges Duke Snider Carl Furillo Roy Campanella and Randy Jackson provide steady support Spahn and Conley may pitch for home fans under manager Fred Maney’s plan
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Oklahoma City
Brooklyn Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Texas League Park
Milwaukee
Dogers
Braves
Hartshorne
Warren Spahn
Eddie Mathews
Joe Adcock
Hank Aaron
Muskogee
Texans Win Duncan Meet Set Marks Fall in Record Carnival
Abilene Eagles won team honors at the 16th Southern Invitational Track and Field carnival in Duncan. Dorsey Reirdon of Durant ran 20.8 in the 220 yards to set state and meet marks, aided by wind. J D Martin and Ivan King added meet records in pole vault and broad jump. Ada, Chickasha and Durant followed in team standings amid wind gusts and standout performances across 14 events.
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Lew Johnson
Constitution
Duncan
Abilene
Texas
Eagles
Dorsey Reirdon
Durant
Reirdon
Chickasha
Orville Mathews
Stillwater
Eddie Ray Roberts
Erick Pole Valuter
J. D. Martin
Ivan King
Martin
Brarhan
Arthur Dooley
Marlin
King
Lawton
Tommy Raley
Quannah Cox
Uatl King
Raley
Tommy
Chicks
Ada
Layton
Lawton High
Fort Sill Indian School
Douglass
Jerry Langston
LHS
Langston
Lavan
Roy Yingling
Chester Waiters
FEIS
Wiet
Altus
Danny Metcalfe
Metcalfe
FSIS
Ken Faris
Floyd Irby
iMonte Kitchens
Dick Walden
Ralph Tate
Durant Duncan Loo
Steepy Reirdon
Durant Ace
Lee Duncan Trace
Page
Dixon
Erik
Tommy Kaley
Duncan 120 High Hurdles Meet Results Highlight Fast Times
Ada stars Leon Thompson and Varied teams powered through events at Duncan, with Thompson claiming top spots in 120 hurdles and mile events. Notable performances came from Ada, Stillwater, and Abilene as records and strong times emerged across 440 and 140 hurdles, low hurdles, and distance races, marking a dynamic meet with state-record chatter.
Lawton Braves Eye Giants in Pitchers for Season
Lawton Braves manager ANACER TRAVIS JACKSON eyes top rookies for the campaign. He targets 215-pound 64inch Charlie Townsend, 19, who played with McCook in Class D. Townsend has been with Lawton at Waycross, Ga. The club expands box seating and sells season and 60-ticket plans as it opens May 1 against Ardmore Cardinals. Don Ganus shows power in camp but is not yet on roster.
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Anacer Travis Jackson
Lawton Braves
Jackson
Braves
McCook
Neo
Charlie Townsend
Lawton
Milwaukee Braves
Waycross
Milwaukee
Lawton Baseball Organization
Earl Drug
Public Drug
Bert Alford
Alford
Ardmore Cardinals
Larry O'Mara
Flammond
O'Mara
Don Ganus
Snead’s Masters lead narrows as challengers surge in final round
Sam Snead clung to a one stroke edge after a 74 in the third round at Augusta National. Palmer and Harvie Ward tied for second at 215, joined by Stan Leonard, with Ward carding a 71 and Leonard a 68. Demaret and Ford share 217, Cotton and Thomson sit at 218 as a large pack remains in contention for tomorrow’s finale. A 13,000-strong crowd packed the windy course to watch the race unfold.
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Augusta
Apj
Sam Snead
Arnold Palmer
U.S
Harvie Ward
Billy Joe Patton
Ken Venturi
Ed Furgol
Snead
Palmer
Ward
Stan Leonard
Sammy
Fargo
Demaret Shuaps
Jimmy Demaret
Doug Ford
Jackie Burke
England
Henry Cotton
Australia
Peter Thomson
Augusta National
Snead - Ford, Demaret - Thomson and
Burke-Ward
Ward Lands
Ford
Burke
Cotton
Thomson
Sam
Latrobe
Wimington
N. C
San S
LPGA Stars to Play Pro Am at Lawton Open
Ladies Professional Golf Association pros will headline a pro-am on Thursday before the Lawton Open, April 19-21, at the municipal course. Betty Dodd led last year’s field at Mting course, with Jackie Pung returning and Jon Snyder joining the touring group.
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Municipal
Jack Greer
Betty Dodd
San Antonio
Tex
Jackie Pung
Honolulu
Jon Snyder
Idattas
Major Leagues Take Stock After Six Weeks Of Spring Training
In St Petersburg Florida the 16 major league clubs assess strengths and weaknesses ten days from Opening Day. Boston highlights Williams Piersall Jensen and rookie Sullivan, with infield and lefthander questions. Chicago touts Aparicio Fox Duby and strong pitching but bases and power questions remain. Cleveland boasts Score Lemon Wyne and Maris while third-base punch wanes. Baltimore leans on Nieman Triandos with thin pitching and outfield unsettled. Detroit fields Lary Hoeft Fortack with Kaline Kuenn Maxwell but fielding questions linger. New York defends title with Kubek and Richardson and Sturdivant. Mantle injury risk noted. Kansas City adds Skizas Cerv and Morgan while Simpson injury, speed and second-base doubt loom. Washington shows Lemmon and Yost health gains with pitching promise.
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Boston
Ted Williams
Jim Piersall
Jackie Jensen
Williams
Hayweed Sullivan
Tom Brewer
Frank Sullivan
Chicago
Sherman Lol
Luis Aparicio
Nellie Fox
Larry Duby
Bill Pierce
Dick Donovan
Jim Wilson
Jack Harshman
Cleveland
Herb Score
Bob Lemon
Early Wyne
al Smith
Vic Wertz
Kerby Farrell
Eddie Stanky
Roger Maris
al Posen
Baltimore
Bob Nieman
Gus Triandos
al Pilarcik
Brooks Robinson
Detroit
Frank Lary
Billy Hoeft
Paul Fortack
al Kaline
Harvey Kuenn
Charlie Maxwell
New York
Tony Kubek
Bobby Richardson
Tom Sturdivant
Mickey Mantle
Kansas City
Lou Skizas
Bob Cerv
Hal Smith
Tom Morgan
Rip Coleman
Maurice McDermott
Harry Simpson
Washington
Jim Lemon
Eddie Yost
Pete Lee
Tulsa Kegler Milton Mathusen Tops Two ABC Events
Milton Mathusen of Tulsa Oklahoma rose to prominence in the American Bowling Congress tour in Fort Worth as a 722 singles series helped him place high in two events. His 612 doubles and 593 team boosted his nine game all events to 1927, ranking him fourth. He opened singles with 245 232 and 245 and rolled 23 strikes overall.
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Fort Worth
Cox
Milton Mothusen
Tulsa
Ohia
Bnt
Mathusen
ABC
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