Wolverines Open Camp for 1955 Grid Season
Lawton High School football kicks off preparations for an 11 game 1955 schedule as equipment is issued to returning lettermen and sophomores. Coach Bodenhamer oversees workouts with two a day drills planned and a Fort Sill encampment ahead. Transfers push for starting roles as positions shift among key lettermen.
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Dodgers seek Brooklyn site for new park amid Ebbets sale talk
In New York, President O'Malley of the Brooklyn Dodgers and Mayor Wagner discuss the team’s future. O'Malley wants a new Brooklyn stadium with proper parking, rejecting municipal bonds, and notes Ebbets Field would end after 1957. Giants president Stoneham pushes a shared park idea for Giants and Yankees.
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Dunn Falters In JC Event
Sixteen year old Phil Rodgers of San Diego led International Jaycee Junior Golf at Columbus as the midway mark passed. Rodgers shot 34 36 70 after a first round 66 while Sam Carmichael of Martinsville and Jack Rule of Waterloo shared second and third place respectively. several players, including defending champion Allen Geiburger, battled in a crowded leaderboard with Dunn and others on 154 and higher.
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Thursday's Home Run Leaders In Braves Dodgers Athletics
Bruton Tanner and Hoak dominate the slate with homers for the Braves Dodgers Athletics and Cardinals while Gordon and Lockman power additional blasts. Power names appear across teams, highlighting a day of long balls in major league play.
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Mayor To Open New Pin Palace
Mayor C R Ellsworth will dedicate the Sooner Lanes bowling alleys with a grand opening at 8 p m tonight Emmett Keough president of the Lawton Chamber of Commerce will cut a ribbon across the new lanes Dee DeBerry of Oklahoma City will be master of ceremonies Oklahoma City bowling writer Raymond Crump is expected to attend A special match features Jere Watson Fort Worth against Pat King Lawton ace Jere Watson has a 186 average in Fort Worth league play and was Texas state all star champion Pat King has the second highest average in Oklahoma City women’s league play Free coffee spudnuts door prizes including a new ball bag and shoes.
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Match Play Opens In El Reno Invitational
The El Reno golf tournament begins match play as defending champion Art St. John joins rivals Leon Moody and Ab Justice after tied medalist rounds with 72s. The morning tee off settles the tie for medalist honors and starts head to head matches.
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Moore Plans Faster Training After Weather Delay
Archie Moore calls off a Montreal trip and Thursday workout due to threatening weather. He will intensify training this weekend with sparring partners Johnny Jenkins Clint Bacon Art McAlpine and Gorilla Brown from San Francisco at North Adams Massachusetts.
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Texans Favored In Oil Bowl Game
Tex sandwiched in Wichita Falls prepare for the 11th Oil Bowl charity game with Oklahoma and Texas stars. Oklahoma’s Olen Treadway will quarterback the North squad as James Monroe and Hal Sandefer lead the Texas attack. Melvin Skelton and Joe Ross coach the Sooners in a clash built on last year’s 6-6 tie.
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Top AL Clubs Reluctant To Take Lead In Race
In a tight AL pennant chase the four contenders stay within reach yet squander chances to seize control. Boston, Cleveland, and New York stumble in recent games while Chicago slips further behind after a doubleheader loss. Cleveland rallies with a 5-3 win over Detroit as Nat Power and Lollar homer for Chicago, and Detroit falls behind. Narleski saves for Detroit in a late rally. in the NL, Brooklyn ends slump with an 8-5 win over the Giants as Cincinnati climbs to fifth with a 9-1 rout of Chicago. Spahn earns win number 40 as Milwaukee beats St Louis 5-3.
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Bethany Ousted In Sandlot Meet
Tulsa defeated Bethany 12-5 in the state sandlot tournament after a seven-run 12th inning. Charley OBrien lined a ground rules double for the winning runs as the game ended the Bethany run. Geary then beat Sayre 11-3 with a seven-run seventh inning, eliminating Sayre.
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Oklahomans In The Majors Braves Pacer Spahn Wins Again
Warren Spahn pitched the Milwaukee Braves to a 5-3 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals for his second win in four nights and his 40th career win. The win gives him a 12 and 12 season record. Randy Jackson had one of six Cubs hits against Art Fowler as the Reds beat Chicago 2-1.
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Doaker to bid farewell before huge Cotton Bowl crowd
Doak Walker makes his final home appearance at the Cotton Bowl tonight, leading the Detroit Lions against the Philadelphia Eagles in a gala exhibition. Ex-SMU star Jerry Norton stars opposite him, with rival ex-Texas and Baylor quarterbacks Bobby Layne and Adrian Burk in key roles as a high scoring showcase.
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Time Running Out For Little Yankee Time Running Out For Little Yankee
New York power shortstop Phil Rizzuto, age 36 turning 37, faces reduced playing time as Casey Stengel weighs bench duty against his fading speed and field range. Once a key factor in multiple championships, Rizzuto remains a trusted veteran while younger players push for more action in the pennant race.
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Travis Jackson Night Celebrated By Lawton Braves
Lawton hosts Muskogee at Memorial Park in the opener of a four day home stand after a strong road trip. Travis Jackson Night honors the former Giants star and Lawton manager who steered the Braves to a playoff pennant and second place finish. Ron Piche seeks his 14th win as Lawton rides a 23 of 25 August stretch and a 13 game lead over Shawnee. Peterson Williams and Kilmer power the offense as Lawton cruises to a series of late inning outbursts.
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