Tokech Hits 576 For High Series In Major League
Tokech tops all bowlers with 225 201 576 in Major League action at Sooner Lanes. Rod Pope adds 510 while several teams split points, including Dantes and Joe Ford Insurance. Civic League set to start Sept 4 with multiple local clubs represented and openings for new members.
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Sooner
Joe Tokech
Joe
Rod Pope
Jean
Chuck Covington
Bill Despard
Dantes
Haliday Bar
Woodall
Don Anderson
Lessos
Lupi
Champlin
Claire Schroeder
Ray Hatchetta
Lefiy Schmidt
Ter Sexton
Aviators
Murphys
Duncans
Roy Duncan
Johnson Baxter
Bill Boydston
Bessons
Gene Stovall
Civic League
Ans
Claude Hopkins
Bill Bonnell
Oliver Townsend
Northwest Kiwanis
Lions
Optimist
Jaycees
Air Force Reserve
VFW
Fort Silk Legion
700Th Ordnance Reserve
Knights of Columbus
ABC
Kiwanis and
Elke Club
Townsend
Dulins Vince
Fishing Good Around State
Oklahoma reservoirs report steady fishing with crappie staging a comeback and black bass and channel catfish active in southern eastern and western lakes. Natural baits remain productive while artificials gain in popularity. worms are available on all fish types as water levels improve across major lakes.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Wister
Poteau River
Grand
Allus
Aussies Threaten to Sweep Finals Berths in Doubles Meet
In Brookline Mass Australian tennis teams threaten to monopolize the National Doubles Tournament as quarter finals unfold. The second seeded Ashley Cooper and Neale Fraser face England duo Mike Davies and Bob Wilson while Mal Anderson and Bob Mane meet Ham Richardson and Vic Seixas. Emerson and Mark dispatched Clark and Farum. Mulloy and Patty edged Franks and Green after a tense match. Defending champs Louise Brough and Margaret Du Pont set for women’s semifinal with Mary Hawton and Pat Todd.
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Brookline
Mass
Longwood Cricket Club
Ashley
Cooper
Neale Fraser
Down Under
England
Mike Davies
Bob Wilson
Roy Emerson
Bob Mark
Australia
Clark
Philadelphia
David Tfarum
Coral Gables
Fla
Gardnar Mulloy
Budge Patty
UCLA
Myron Franks
Mike Green
Emerson
Mark
Oldsters
Franks
Green
Louise Brough
Margaret du Pont
Mary Hawton
Pat Todd
la Jolla
Calif
One Of A Series Oregon State Coach Expects Crown Again
Oregon State enters the PCC era as the defending champion with coach Tommy Prothro forecasting a tough season. USC UCLA and Washington face penalties that prevent official title contention, leaving Stanford California Washington State and Oregon as likely eligibles. Prothro loses key linemen but welcomes back Joe Francis and Bam Dorm Durden, while USC rebuilds under Don Clark with a T formation and aims to challenge the Beavers.
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Jack Stevenson
SAN Franciscom
Oregon State
Tommy Fprathto
USC Beavers
University of Southern California
Tommy
USC
UCLA
Washington
Idaho
Stanford
California
Washington State
Orega
Prothra
Al-America
John Witte
Gerry Laird
Fulback Tom Berry
Joe Francis
Bamnel Durden
Nub Beam
Berry
Souther California
Don Clark
Trojans
Karl Ruble
Fiback
Roberts
Monte Clare
Mike Henry
Jim Conroy
Tom Mauldin
Bill Brodie
John
Texas Grid Stars Favored In Classic All Star Clash
Texas and Oklahoma prepare for a Winged-T showdown with star backs Glynn Gregory Abi fone Ace Mike McClellan and Larry Dawson leading offenses. Oklahoma counters with Jerry Tillory Bob Bannister and Flavold Boaty in a 6-4-2 defense as both states seek bragging rights and a continued dominance from recent showings.
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Lone Star State
Glynn Gregory
Abifone
Mike McClellan
Stamford
Texans
Larry Dawson
Stinnett
Harold Morgan
Wichita Falls
Coyotes
Gregory
Abilene
Texas
Glenn Amerson
McClean
Morgan
Max Mortis
Littlefield
Oklahoma
Rego
Jerry Tillory
Bob Bannister
Altus
Walt Motcalfe
Oklahoma City Northwest
Craig
Pauls Valfry
Flavold Boaty
Lindsay
Charles Willingham
De La Torre Leads Milwaukee Open After Round One
Manuel De La Torre of Milwaukee shot a 65 to grab a one stroke lead at the Milwaukee Open. Bo Wininger and Jackie Burke Jr. carded 66s, with Howie Johnson and several others close behind. top money winners and defending champion Sam Snead among the contenders. De La Torre, 31, has earnings near $946 this season plus a pro-am prize, aiming at the $6,000 first prize.
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Milwaukee
Manuel de la Torre
Milwaukee Country Club
de la Torre
Wisconsin
Tripoli Gulf Club
Bo Wininger
Odessa
Tex
Jackie Burke Jr
Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Howie Johnson
Houston
Don Whitt
Alameda
Calif
San Francisco
Bob Rosbing
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Champion Ed Fury Pol
St. Andrews
Ken Venturi
Gene Littles
Singing Thills
Don Finsterwald
Tegeesta
Fla
Cary Middlecott
Dallas
Snead
Venturi
Finsterwald
Littler
Furgol
Middlecott
Ros
de la Torr
Baton Rouge
Braves Lose Ground In Late-Game Blown Lead
Braves shortstop misplayed a throw allowing Brown to score as Healy crossed on a grounder through the shortstop. Brown and Blankenship homered in the eighth, Brown his 118th of the season, as Atlanta plated late runs to end the inning with a surge.
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Healy
Brown
Blankenship
Braves
Harris Third in Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament
In Columbus Ohio IM Labron Harris son of Oklahoma State University golf coach posted 76 74 150 to sit third after the second round of the International Jaycee Junior tournament. The Stillwater youth improved from fourth with a 2 over par 74, trailing leader John Kinsek of New York by five and Jack Nicklaus of California by three.
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Ohio
Labron Harris
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Okla
Hartis
John Kinsek
New York
Jack Nicklaus
Caleumbus
Williams Leads AL Batting Race With .386 Mark
Ted Williams rescues his batting title bid by going 2 for 4 as Boston shellacks Cleveland 11 3, lifting him past Mickey Mantle who finished with one hit in four tries in the Yankees 14 4 victory over Oakland Mantle still leads in homers 32 to 31 and RBIs 3673. Movements across the league include color TV plans for Oklahoma Notre Dame game and a possible Sugar Ray Robinson Carmen Basilio bout at Yankee Stadium set for Sept 23 plus a Bay Area invitation for Willie Mays to a testimonial dinner.
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Ted Williams
Mickey Mantle
Williams
Red Sox
Indians
Yankees
Athletics
Mantle
New York
Carmen Masilio
Sugar Ray Robinson
Carmen Basilio
Yankee Stadium
Robinson
King Basilio
Jim Norris
Norris
New York State Athletic Commission
Sugar
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Bill Nelson
Berkeley
Calif
Mays
Oe Nelson
Giant
Horace Stoneham
Ed Brannick
Fort Chaffee, Sill Nine meet in sixth game of season
Fort Chaffee basebill hosts Fort Sill Cannoneers in a sixth game set after Sill Nine won 20-9 last night to pull within 3-2 in the series. Jackie Brandt homered for Chaffee, while John Lehaire Matsack and Don Saalzer connected for the Cannoneers as John Church shut out the locals late.
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Ark
Fort Chaffee Basebill
Fort Sill Cannoneers
Cannoneers
Sil
Chuck Dillard
Bill Bright
J. C. Sells
Jackie Brandt
New York Giant
Chaffee
John Lehaire
John Matsack
Don Saalzer
John Church
Enel Sil
Fort Charter
Ang Ooo
Phillias Wierges Cur
Chureha
Baker
Griffith of
Innes
Oke City Gains Regional Finals
Oklahoma City advanced to the regional Junior American Legion baseball finals after beating Topeka 17 to 2 behind Tim Allen's 14 strikeouts. Bancroft eliminated Washington, Missouri 6 to 0 as Ken Dyson pitched a no hitter or near no hitter and Danny Menke homered and singled. Tonight’s loser is eliminated and the winner advances to the four region sectional tournaments.
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Hobart
Oklahoma City
American Legion
Sooner
Bancroft
Town
Topeka
Kan
Tim Allen
Washington
Ken
Dyson
Danny Menke
Yesterday's Home Runs By the Assimated Press
Baseball brief notes list players like Mavs Saner Grans Aaron Sehnen diensi Braves Simpson Berra Yani DeMacsin Athillis Jensen Hed Sox Br Cardinals. The jumble reflects a mixed, unclear recap of homer totals and team mentions with probable team affiliations and player names.
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Saner
Grans
Aaron
Sehnendiensi
Braves
Simpson
Berra
Yani DeMacsin
Athillis
Jensen
Hed Sox
Cardinals
How They Fare in The Majors Batting and Pitching Leaders
A garbled roster-style summary lists key major league batting and pitching leaders by team and player. Mantle from New York leads runs and home runs in spots. other stars named include Fox, Williams, Sievers, and Musial with various top marks in hits, doubles, triples, and strikeouts across Chicago, Boston, Cleveland, St. Louis, Detroit, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York, with pitchers like Bunning and Wynn cited for decisions and ERA metrics. The fragmentary text notes stolen bases, batting leaders, and pitching totals, reflecting a mid-century all-time table of leaders with many OCR errors.
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Coleriing Tan
Poe
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Tiliano
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Louis
Ar &G Brocklyn
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Pollacle
EIA Ota Pigahargh Resorts
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Philadelphia
Civeronati
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Canes
Milwaukee
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Rush
Chicago
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Pattadelphia
Walt
Moler
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Badal
Cincinnati
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Fowler
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Xew
Lawis
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Mitwaukee
Phiadelphia
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Baltimore
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Plersall
Stevers
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Wertz
Cleraiang
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Skawion
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Malvane
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Gardner
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Thiples—Mcdourald
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Bauer
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Hy Cormnto
Warre
Maxwell
Devo
Zernial Kansas
Cis
Pilarciic Balle Tore
Rivera
Mintosa
Decimi Donovan
Grim
Larter
Shantzam
Bunning
Wynn
Piirce
Johnson
Baltimoe
Turney
Piltsburs
H Waukee
Robinson
Ams
Aaron
Mills
Mathew
Kate
Mill
Mays
Ee Waukee
Blasingame
Cincinati
Schoendienst
Brae
Ted
Aarma
Milwauker
Snider
Banks
New
AL Gillam
Sider
Schmidt
St. Loui
F McDaniel
Louie Station
Poetres
Musial St. Laws
Crowe
Temple
Cinenald Louiz
Ferman
Sanford
Buhl
Patterson stops Rafemacher in sixth round knockout
Floyd Patterson knocked out Pete Rafemacher in the sixth round for his second defense in Seattle Washington. Anne Richardson from Sacramento California and others from Columbus Ohio Oregon University and Mason City earned semifinal berths in the Women’s National Amateur. Manuel De La Torre shot a 65 to lead by one stroke in the Milwaukee Open first round.
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Wash
Floyd Patterson
Pete Rafemacher
Sacramento
Calif
Anne Richardson
Columbus
Ohio
Oregon University
Germie Jo Kable
Jaaime Gunderson
Ann Casey Johnstone
Mason City
Town
Milwaukee
Manuel de la Torre
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