Lew Johnsons COLUMN The Kindest Man He Ever Knew
Tribute to Lew Johnson as a kind unselfish hometown figure. He supported progress, valued others, mentored youth, admired football, civic work, family devotion, and daily simple joys. The piece honors his 37 years at a local firm, park service, softball, and community service, noting his warmth and quiet resilience.
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Mantle Returns to Road in Limited Duty Amid Knee Concerns
New York Yankees star Mickey Mantle, sidelined by a loose cartilage in his left knee, travels with the team on a 14 game road trip to Washington Los Angeles Chicago and Boston. Mantle says surgery may be needed after the season and will be limited to pinch hitting until officials confirm his readiness.
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Oil Bowl Roster Adds 4 Sooners
Four more players were added Monday to the Oklahoma roster of the 26th annual Texas-Okla homa Oil Bowl game to be played Aug 16 in Wichita Falls Texas. The new Oklahoma players are Curt Holdridge Altus end-center Larry Leeds Oklahoma City John Marshall Robert Looney Oklahoma City Harding and Robert Kalsu Del City. Earlier named were fullbacks David Stephenson Muskogee and Eugene Ross Clinton.
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del City
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Eugene Ross
Clinton
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
New Bedford news reports Vince Shomo from New York outpointed Charlie Scott of Philadelphia. Tokyo's Tervo Kosaka defeated Tsunetomi Miyamoto by knockout. In Hollywood Johnny Newman of Los Angeles stopped Ramon Hurtado in Mexico City.
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New York
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Japan
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Los Angeles
Ramon Hurtado
Mexico City
Lawyers Quiz Star Witness In Grid Probe
In Atlanta the Butts libel trial against Curtis Publishing continues as star witness George Burnett testifies about a Sept. telephone call that fueled accusations of a rigged Georgia Alabama game. Jury of twelve opened. lie detector results ruled inadmissible. SEC will review trial findings.
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Bear) Bryant
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Lee's Cafe, KSWO win in YMCA softball night clash
KSWO defeated Jaycees 25 to 11 while Lee's Cafe beat Centenary MYF 174 in YMCA slack-pitch softball games. League play continues tonight and Saturday as the regular season nears its end. The loop tournament is scheduled for next week.
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Minter Wins Les Graham Memorial at Oulton Park
British 300 CC champion Derek Minter returned to racing after a back injury and won the Les Graham Memorial at Oulton Park England driving an Italian Gilera. He averaged 89.3 mph over 10 laps, a 27.6 mile race for 251-500 CC machines.
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All-State Baseball Opens in Tulsa With North South Clash
Oklahoma’s top high school players meet in the 15th All-State game at Oiler Park Tulsa. South coach Chuck Stephens tabs Gazebo ace Richard Franks 9 0 and North coach Jack Williams selects Carney’s Cal Anthony 10 0 for mound duty. Southwestern Oklahoma standouts lead the South lineup alongside Lawton, Anadarko and Chickasha stars as the two teams prepare for a seven inning contest before a three game showcase.
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Stephens
Richard Franks
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Williams
Cal Anthony
Carney
Ronnie McCord
Lawton
Rebels Linemen and North Athletes Feature in Oklahoma Lineups
The Rebels lineup includes Swineford Ken McClanahan and Altus Chuck Stout with Tipton Mike O Neal on reserve. Kuykendall posts a 456 batting average leading South, Vernon Moore 403 for OC Central, North batters over 400 led by Larry Collier Fred Moulder Tom Maxwell Doug Walker. Northerners lack full squad as six of 14 all staters are absent. In pitching, Stephens plans to use Bill Adams in the third, with Ronnie Davis George Manek ready and Patterson, Percival, and Rick Goodman available as needed.
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Ken McClanahan
Altus
Chuck Stout
Tipton
Mike O'Neal
Kuykendall
Vernon Moore
OC Central
Larry Collier
Edmond
Fred Moulder
Guthrie
Tom Maxwell
Tulsa Webster
Doug Walker
Muskogee
Stephens
Franks
Holdenville
Bill Adams
Ronnie Davis
Bethel
George Manek
Capitol Hill
North Pes
Tom Zumwalt
Tulsa
Webster
Bo Clary
Moulder
Don Stockard
Ken Dean
Tulsa Rogers
Calvin Anthonys
Carney
Ave
John Swineford
Chickasha
Ronnie McCord
Lawton
Don Kuykencall
Anadarko
Tons Orme
Tall Dixie Beauty Dominates Miss America Pageant Spotlight
Jeanne Swanner a 6 foot 2 inch Miss North Carolina stands out with a Si-paint basketball scoring average from Grant High School and a 37 point season in 1960-61. Water safety instructor lifeguard and tennis player, Swanner led her team to the Eastern 3A Conference title and earned all star honors at Auburn University.
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Auburn University
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Belinsky Returns To Form Tops Seattle On Five Hits
Belinsky pitched a five hit shutout as the Hawaii Islanders defeated the Seattle Rainiers 1 to 0. It was his first start for Hawaii after leaving the Angels and he retired 18 straight after a first inning single. Other PCL results included San Diego 8 Portland 3, Salt Lake City 5 Dallas-Fort Worth 4, and Tacoma 6 Spokane 3.
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Indians
Bill Hain
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Skins See Richter Top Receiver In Pla thirst of Passes
Redskins coach envisions a deadly Richter Mitchell duo with Wisconsin standout Richter leading in catches after 531 yards and five TDs last season. The club trimmed its roster by waiving running back Bob Dewald as camps roll.
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Baker
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Don Shula
Andrew Rice
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Texas Southern
Tony Hennessey
North Carolina
Wayne Everhart
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Shula
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Packers
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Fla
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Grambling
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New York Jets
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Bob Smith
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Houston
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Detroit
Cameron Baptist routs Cen tenary Methodist 10 to 0 in softball
Cameron Baptist blanked Cen Ten Church tenary Methodist 10 to 0 as Paul Roscoe pitched a two hitter. In a separate league game Calvary trimmed Trinity Baptist with Roscoe and Pruitt contributing.
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Centenary Methodist
Paul Roscoe
Calvary Py
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Big Eight Coaches Dominate National Ranking In 1950s Era
Bud Wilkinson leads Oklahoma with 137 wins 27 losses and 4 ties in 16 seasons and national titles. Dan Devine Missouri and Bob Devaney Nebraska rank highly among top college coach careers. Kansas Jack Mitchell and Darrell Royal Jim Owens also noted among leaders as Big Eight seeks parity with Oklahoma.
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Kansas City
Bud Wilkinson
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Missouri
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Nebraska
Jack Mitchell
Kansas
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Minnesota
Enid Wins State Title in Extra-Game Classic
Enid of Oklahoma earned the state junior Legion title with a 3-2 win over Guthrie, forcing an extra game by defeating Guthrie 8-6 the day before. Don Frakes was named tournament MVP after four homers and 11 RBIs across the event as Enid, now 38-20, advances to the regional in Salina Kansas August 15-18.
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All-Stars Top A&A Fence 3-2 on Three Hits
Ace's All-Stars edged A&A Fence 3 to 2 in Lawton Softball League action behind Jim Turner who allowed three hits. Mel Komanty homered twice for A&A, accounting for both runs. two of Ace's runs came on Perryman and Guffy walks plus singles. Miller's Case forfeited. four teams chase playoff spots as Ace's clinched first place.
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