Baseball Standings and Scores From Federated Leagues
Standings show National League races with Los Angeles leading behind Chicago and St Louis with varied win totals. Yesterday’s results include Angels 3 over Chicago 1 in 11 innings and Milwaukie 4 over Philadelphia 2. American League results feature Detroit 5 Boston 4 and New York 9 Washington 1. several night games listed with multiple matchups.
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Sooners Join Oil Bow Lineup
Wichita Falls Texas AP adds ten players to the Oil Bowl roster for August 16 at Midwestern University Stadium. Oklahoma selections include Harry Jones Enid James Riley Larry Crutchmer Dennis Randall. Texas picks Bob Stanley and Mike Jordan. Series started 1945 with Texas leading 13 3 and one draw. Oklahoma won 74 last year.
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Bland Wins Tight Match In Oklahoma City Junior Invite
Richard Bland of Tulsa birdied the 17th to defeat Mike Smiley of Oklahoma City 1 up in the second round. Bland also birdied the 18th to force extra holes before winning. Eddie Polk beat Bevoni 4 and 2. Bernstei edgedouch 1 up. Andrews topped Seamans 21. Deaton beat Putnam City opponent.
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Fort Sill Links Test Sees Molenda Kuntz Duel For Lead
John Molenda and Hal Kuntz shot two-under 70s to share the 36-hole lead at the Fort Sill championship with 139 totals. Albert Copelan slipped to 147 after a 78, staying in third. In the Senior Division Ted White and Charlie Busbee lead after strong rounds as the third round begins.
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Elkins Reaches Tourney Semis
Johnny Elkins and Jim Shaw advance in the 15-17 year old Lawton junior golf tourney with wins on Wednesday Elkins beat Steve Swales Shaw stopped Don James and Corbett defeated Randy Rigby Semifinals feature Elkins vs Shaw and James vs Corbett Gary Martin wins consolation title in 11-12 bracket in extra hole finals
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Baseball Lives In Japan As Foreign Stars Flourish
A look at how baseball has become a national passion in Japan over 90 years since its introduction. The game attracts 40 000 crowds, with 25 Americans playing professionally and several Japanese-Americans. Foreign players like Kent Hadley Jim Marshall Jack Bloomfield Carl Petersen Bob Nieman William Klaus Jim McNamus and Joe Stanka join Chunichi Dragons and other teams, boosting salaries and TV/radio audience.
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Musial Says He Will Quit When Baseball Isn't Fun
Star outfielder first baseman Stan Musial, 42, says he will retire when baseball stops being fun. He reflects on health and loyalty to the Cardinals, notes he still contributes in 82 games this season, and hopes to aid younger players while keeping options open for future seasons.
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Oklahoma hunting outlook shows broad deer and waterfowl plans
Oklahoma Wildlife Commission approved upland game hunts and archery and gun deer seasons along with elk. Dove season runs Sept 1 to Oct 30, rails and gallinules Sept 11 to Oct 30, Wilson snipe Nov 1 to Dec 15, woodcock Nov 21 to Jan 9, with various daily bag limits. Archery deer season Nov 2-17, depot hunts Nov 23, and gun season Nov 27-Dec 1. Prairie chicken Augmented to Oct 18-20. Ring necked pheasant hatch late. bag limits cut to two daily. season runs two blocks Nov 8-10 and 15-17.
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Rain Doctor Sought as Nigeria Mulls Boxing Fight Chaos
Lagos Nigeria AP reports Nigeria's boxing figure Chief Joseph Modupe Johnson plans to hire a rain doctor to protect Saturday’s middleweight card headlined by Dick Tiger and Gene Fullmer. He also threatens to dissolve Nigeria Boxing Board of Control after it refused a preliminary bout license.
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Miller Hurls Sill Past Bishops 3-0
Fort Polk hosted Fort Sill as Larry Miller tossed a two hitter with 15 Ks and two walks to pace a 3-0 Cannoneers win. Miller yielded only one hit through seven and had a no hitter into the seventh. Two homers provided all Sill runs, with Granata and Nagelson homering, while Jim Harvey’s ninth inning single was the Bishops’ lone hit.
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City Pin Results at Sheridan Lanes League Night
Linda Farrington led with a 223 game and 584 series for TLUPSDAY NITE IR SR Laagle. Ina Stovall topped the women with a 177 game and 42 in the series as Three Musketeers, Escape Hatches and Lary Daisies teams posted strong scores in a crowded league night.
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