Ardmore golfers win Boomer Conference title at Municipal Course
Ronnie Brown of Ardmore led with a 42 final nine to win medalist honors over El Reno's Miki Link who finished second after a late penalty cost him a higher placing. Ardmore totaled 506 strokes, seven ahead of Duncan, with Lawton in fourth and El Reno third as Thickasha trailed.
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OU Baseball Meet Opens Thursday for High School Tourney
Norman hosts Oklahoma University third annual high school baseball tournament starting Thursday with 1 dollar games in two classes. The finals are Saturday. Norman defends Class A title, Comanche leads Class B, 83 schools entered, 11 diamonds used. Lawton Wolverines meet Oklahoma City Central at 1 45 p.m. Thursday. Lawton Douglass plays Terrell at 10 15 a.m. Thursday.
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Wolves Rally to Defeat Anadarko 10-9 in Narrow Win
Lawton junior high Wolves overcome Anadarko 10-9 as Thea Hurst drives in the winning run in the last inning. Charles Brooks earned the victory after seven innings, allowing two hits. Lowen Howard and Harrison contributed defensively as the teams traded blows late.
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Lillard and Johnson Set for Winners Bracket Final
Bill Lillard of Chicago and Charles Johnson of Detroit advance toward the Masters championship in Fort Worth after Johnson upset defending champion Dick Hoover of Akron 862 784 in the winners bracket. Hoover drops to the losers bracket as Lillard defeats J B Sammon of Dallas to stay unbeaten.
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Las Vegas Tournament Opens With Stars Boosting Field
Twenty five golfers tee off in the fifth annual Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn Country Club led by Middlecoff and Ford. The $38,500 event starts Thursday with a $10,000 top prize and each player guaranteed at least $2,000.
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Last Night's Fights Reported From Houston and Tampa
In Houston Favl Jorgensen defeated Davey Walden after a close bout. In Tampa Nia Blanco beat Sanford Barron with a decisive score. Memphis was listed with a 10 indicating scoring details.
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Yankees Boss Casey Stengel Scenes On Opening Day
In Casey Stengel's office near the Yankee clubhouse he reviews good luck wires and a light mail day as Washington's lineup challenged New York. He notes rookie Lyle Luttrell and Pete Runnels improving, criticizes Chuck Stobbs, and recalls moves about pinch hitters and managing Whitey Ford with Berra's late-saving hit.
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Eddie
Stengel
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Eda
Carey Gindy
Tony Xubek
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