Lawton Braves Ground McAlester to Stretch Winning Streak
Lawton Braves beat McAlester 3-1 for their 12th straight victory behind Ron Piche six hits and Bill Dennis two RBIs plus a first inning score. Hendrickson seeks his 17th win as Lawton leads Shawnee by six with 31 games left. Fans limited by threatening skies. Paul Waner observes and praises the club.
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Five-Team Playoff Discussed For AL Pennant
AP Sports analysis outlines a potential five team playoff for the American League pennant as seven weeks remain. It notes Detroit sits fifth, Chicago leads, with ties and rain affecting schedules. Mantle powers the Yankees past Detroit and Boston's late rally boosts their standing. Milwaukee, New York, and Pittsburgh pursue NL second place as Braves lead Giants.
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Aussies Must Promote Head To Take Cup
Glen Cove New York Australians face tough Davis Cup challenge with captain Hopman likely sticking to Hartwig against Italy and the United States while Lew Head may return to the lineup. Hartwig's temper and errors threaten selection ahead of August challenge round with Rosewall Hoad potentially filling singles.
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Ford Snares Tom Tuneup at All-America Golf Meet
Chicago report says 33-year-old Doug Ford won the All American tournament with a final 70 for 277 11 under par to boost season earnings to 19030 and move to third on the PGA money list. Leo Biagetti and a four way tie for third followed as Ford eyes the World Championship with 500 prize per contestant in future events.
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Banks Seen As NL's Best Player At 24
Chicago Cubs officials and managers across the league hail Ernie Banks as the premier shortstop and likely future star, saying he might surpass Willie Mays in fame. Banks, 24, has hit 37 homers and is credited with transforming Chicago’s infield while San Francisco.
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Catcher Sees Red Sox Pitching Improving Down Stretch
Boston catcher Sammy White says the Red Sox hurlers are improving as they chase the pennant. He singles out Willard Nixon, who starts in the opener at Yankee Stadium, and stresses the need for coordinated pitching and hitting to win the three game series with New York. White notes Nixon’s five straight wins and his own steady catching behind the plate.
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Baseball Roundup Highlights From Sunday Games
Sunday home run list features B Phillips for Tigers Mantie 2 Robinson Cerv Yankees DeMaestri Athletics Kell White Sox Pope Mays Harris 2 Taylor Thompson Freeman 5 Port Waitkus Phillies with extended action across multiple clubs incl Red Sox and Tigers.
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Softball Playoffs Resume With Telco KSWO Clash
Playoffs continue in both city league divisions with Teleco and KSWO meeting in the opener at 7 30 p m in the girls division final. Telco and Texaco, in the nightcap, are men division finalists with Texaco leading two games to none and Telco winning game three by forfeit.
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Oklahomans In The Majors Cubs 4 Brookyln 3 win
Randy Jackson of the Chicago Cubs collected three hits in four at bats including a double and a triple and drove in one run as the Cubs defeated Brooklyn 4 to 3. The game report highlights Jackson as the standout infielder in a tight victory.
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Hank Thompson Homers as Giants Triumph 6-5 over Reds
Hank Thompson, infielder for the New York Giants, hit a first inning home run as New York defeated Cincinnati 6 to 5 in a tense early game. The win marked a strong start for the Giants against the Reds.
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Mantle caps doubleheader with 10th inning homer
Mickey Mantle, star outfielder for the New York Yankees, belted a 10th inning homer for his 26th of the season and his second of the game to lift New York to a 3-2 win over Detroit in the nightcap. In the opener, Mantle went 2 for 4 as the Yankees fell 4-2.
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Archie Moore Spars Two Rounds Ahead of Marciano Fight
World light heavyweight champion Archie Moore sparred two rounds as 400 fans braved 90 degree heat and humidity in North Adams. He boxed one round each with Clint Bacon of Toledo and Johnny Jenkins of Newark, as he trains for his Sept. 20 bout with heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano.
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All State Grid Teams Prep For Midweek Showdowns
Oklahoma City report details All-State football drills and upcoming games at Municipal Auditorium. Rebels coach Paul Landrith plans a double post attack for the South squad with key players Travis Salton and Arlin Clark drawing attention. South guards include Darrell Wooley and Ronnie Jones while Carl Slayton backs up the backfield.
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All Stars Ready For Grid Classic
CHICAGO The College All Stars, fit and ready, taper drills for Friday night game with the Cleveland Browns. Trainer Carl Erickson says all 49 players are in top shape and coach Curly Lambeau will halt contact to prevent injuries. If healthy this week, the All Stars would play without a casualty for the first time in five years.
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Dunn Snares National Title
William Dunn of Duncan Oklahoma, a 17 year old 6 foot 5 golfer, wins the USGA National Junior Championship at Purdue South course over California challengers. He defeats William Seanor of Bakersfield 3 and 2 in the final after beating Dick Foote of Santa Ana 3 and 1 in the morning semifinal amid a late penalty on the 17th hole.
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Texas Net Star Giammalva captures Eastern Grass Courts title
Sam Giammalva of Houston won the Eastern Grass Courts Championship in South Orange New Jersey. The 21 year old defeated Gil Shea of Los Angeles in a marathon final 6 2 3 6 11 9 9 7 after overcoming four seeded players including Vic Seixas and Kurt Nielsen en route.
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Baseball Tryouts Scheduled At Sill
A two week camp at Fort Sill selects an 18 man Post team for the Fourth Army tournament at Sill September 2 to 10. Maj. W. D. Bishop will manage the squad, who previously led the Artillery and Guided Missile School Commanders to the Fort Sill league title this year.
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Gale V Wins Speedboat Cup After Check Of Total Points
Gale V driven by Lee Schoenith earns the Gold Cup on total points after a Seattle misread. Miss Thriftway initially led the crowd but Gale V edges ahead with a 400 point bonus for fastest heat, finishing with 1,225 points to 1,025 for Thriftway. Slo-Mo-Shun IV faltered with an engine issue in the final heat.
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