Three-Woy Oklahoma QB Derby Remains Open
In a 13-7 Varsity-Alumni clash, Oklahoma’s three sophomores Hammond Ringer and Pannell shared quarterback duties without a standout. Parnell showed talent but remained hampered by past injuries while Ringer emerged as the strongest runner.
Hammond Leads Sooners In Spring Scrimmage
Evaluation of Oklahoma Sooners quarterbacks after a gusty scrimmage shows Hammond as the strongest passer with two notable plays. A 12 yard strike to Wes Skidgel and a key deflection for a two point conversion highlight his impact. The derby remains unsettled as Bud may use messenger quarterbacks early next season.
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Indiahoma and Southside win tight Class C bi district games
Indiahoma beat Bray 4 1 at Bray while Southside edged Row 3 2 at Altus. Donnie Parker pitched two hits for Indiahoma and Southside relied on Van Fixico two hit effort. Linares doubled for Southside driving in the winning run in the fourth. Regional pairings not yet announced.
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Braves rebound with 10-2 rout of Dodgers in LA
Braves bounce back from a Mets skid with a 10-2 victory over Don Drysdale and the Dodgers as Eddie Matthews hits a three run homer and Hank Aaron plus Denis Menke add solo shots. In NL action Cincinnati climbs past San Francisco with a 4-2 win, Phillies beat Mets 8-4, Cardinals down Colts 5-2, Pirates blank Cubs 2-0. In AL, Tom Cheney wins 4-1 over Angels and Wayne Causey fuels KC’s 6-5 win over Detroit. Rain cancels Indians White Sox.
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Elk City tops Burns Fiat. Pawhuska loses to Chandler
In high school baseball action Elk City defeated Burns Fiat 7 to 3 while Pawhuska fell 6 to 2 to Chandler. Dover won 8 to 2 at Calumet, Holdenville bloomed 13 to 2 over Lexington, and others posted varied results including Ardmore-area showdowns and district matchups.
Tulsa golfers edge SIU for 3'2-5'2 victory
University of Tulsa golf team defeated Southern Illinois University 3 to 2 in both teams' Monday match, earning a win for the Tulsa squad.
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Gambling Crackdown Hailed by National Sports Writers
The Associated Press reports that NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle's gambling crackdown drew overwhelming approval from major sports columnists. While some, like Gene Ward and Ray Haywood, criticized the severity, most praised Rozelle for protecting NFL integrity as star players Hornung and Karras faced suspensions and fines.
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Late Boxes Last Night in E-Pagan Action
Cincinnati trailed San Francisco 27-9 in the late game with Cardenas and Coleman key players. Pinson and Cardinal had two doubles, Keough homered as Henry Sanford pitched 2 3 innings, with Davenport for SF and Toole noted as gunman. A 2:59 time and 13,431 attendance noted.
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Pro Wrestler Karras Linked to Detroit Bar Brawl
DETROIT AP Wrestler Richard Afflis known as Dick the Bruiser held for aggravated assault inquiry after a Lindell Bar melee involving Alex Karras and five bar patrons. Afflis, Karras, associate James Butsicaris, and others fought. police expect Karras to wrestle this weekend. Afflis treated for facial injuries.
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Houston Colts Seek Noon Start for Baseball Lunch Break
The Houston Colts announce a noon start for their second game against St. Louis to beat the heat allow businessmen a baseball lunch and enable housewives to pick up children from school.
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Swede May Retire Ingo Admits Boxing Spark Fades
Ingemar Johansson, former world heavyweight champion and European champion, says he may retire as he admits the spark is gone. He describes a recent London bout as lousy and notes a possible exit after his farewell in the ring. Johansson plans to move to Switzerland with his wife Birgit and newborn son Jens Patrik, awaiting a new home near Geneva.
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Nix Triumphs in Oklahoma City Scrambles Meet
Fred Nix, 21, dominated the Oklahoma City scrambles, taking first in the 250 class and second in the 300. He has held the state high-point trophy in motorcycle racing for the past two years.
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LHS Wolverines Eye State Golf Title in Oklahoma City
Lawton’s Wolverines, Boomer Conference runners up, head to the state Class AA meet at Oklahoma City’s Lincoln Park. Captain Duncan claimed the Boomer crown. Lawton relies on Elkins, Dickey, Neely, and Weddle as they chase a medal-based team victory over a 54 hole test coached by Charlie Weeks.
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Mantle Set to Return to Yankee Lineup
New York Yankee center fielder Mickey Mantle, 1962 AL MVP, is cleared to rejoin the lineup after a nine day layoff caused by a torn stomach muscle. Mantle will play part time, joining Roger Maris for the first time this season in a game against Boston.
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