Ada Lawton Leads In Form Chart Results
Thursday results and upcoming games across multiple leagues with Ada, Lawton, Ardmore, Gainesville, Pauls Valley, Shawnee, McAlester, Seminole set for Thursday matchups. American and National League standings noted with key pitchers and close race notes.
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Ardmore
Ada
Shawnee
Gainesville
Paul Valley
McAlester
Seminole
Pauls Valley
McAlester Apemoto
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Shown
A readout of season leaders includes batting with Noren and Musial near the .335 to .347 marks, runs batted in led by Doby and Musial, home runs headed by Doby and Mays, stolen bases led by Jensen and Bruton, and pitching figures led by Luableinenhemee and Consuegra with standout strikeout totals for Turley and Roberts Haddix.
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New York
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Chicago
Avila
Cleveland
Fox
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Doby
Berra
Jensen
Boston
Rivera
Iaiuenhemee
Consuegra
Lemon
Reynolds
Grim
Turley
Baltimore
Trucks
Wynn
Musial
St. Louis
Snider
Brooklyn
Mueller
Mays
Hodges
Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Sauer
Mathews
Milwaukee
St. Louiis
Bruton
Fondy
Temple
Moon
Louis
Antonelli
Lees
Roberts Haddix
Erskine
Brook
Sooner Alumni Meet Tonight in Comanche County Court
An OU alumni gathering with Dr Pete Kyle McCarter and two new Sooners coaches Ray Nagel and Sam Lyle will meet at 7 30 PM in the Comanche county courthouse district courtroom Lawton. The event, sponsored by the University of Oklahoma Association, will screen a Maryland Orange Bowl highlight and include OU graduates guests and Lawton plans with Guy Brown assisting.
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Ambiguous Meeting Described With Cabinet and Laborites
A brief note reports a Friday meeting with the cabinet to sense treaties and discuss possible embarrassments involving eight Laborites and Red. The phrasing is unclear and factual specifics are limited.
Pro Grid Stars Highlight Charity Game in Norman
A 300 pound pro guard Les Bingaman, a three time all pro, will star in a charity game September 4 at 8 p.m. at Owen Field Norman. The Detroit Lions oppose the New York Giants who bring three All American quarterbacks Charlie Conerly Don Heinrich and Arnie Galiffa to a world champion Lions matchup.
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Mississippi
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Washington
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Army
Arroyo Wild Pitch Costs Astros In Extra Innings
In Texas League action on Wednesday night Houston’s Luis Arroyo took the loss as Shreveport edged the Astros 4-3 in the 10th after Arroyo’s bases loaded wild pitch. Houston won the opener 6-5. Fort Worth’s Karl Spooner and Shreveport’s John Andre were not factors in decisions as they chased 20th wins.
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Associated Press
Houston
Luis Arroyo
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Karl Spooner
John Andre
Moon Shoots For The Moon In St. Louis Debut
Wally Moon, the rookie replacing Enos Slaughter, eyes 200 hits to top majors this season. He has 170 with 24 year old Texas A&M alum reaching for a lofty target while chasing NL batting title. Stanky and Musial praise his eye at the plate as Moon remains confident.
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St. Louis Cardinal
Enos Slaughter
Moon
Slaughter
New York Yankees
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Nelson Fox
Chicago White Sox
Texas A&m
Mars
Cardinal
Eddie Stanky
Stan Musial
Stanky
Musial
Red
Schoendienst
Jap Troops Move to Hokkaido in Jap Defense Shift
U S naval transports will carry Japan's reborn army to Hokkaido to replace American units. The U S First Cavalry division hands over defense of Hokkaido to Japan's ground self defense forces and moves to camps on northern Honshu.
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Japan
U.S
U.S. First Cavalry Division
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First Cavalry
Honshu
Trapshoot Finale Set for Friday in Vandalia Ohio
A press rehearsal for a major trapshooting finale takes place in Vandalia Ohio as a 100 target event showcases shooters from 17 to 25 yards. The meet, drawing over 1,700 entrants, follows the American handicap format and caps a busy two day program that concluded the 16 yard championships yesterday. Arnold Riegger of Seattle claimed Champion of Champions after a 400 hit performance and Iva Phillipsburg Kan teacher led the women in the 200 target 16 yard race with 199.
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Wash
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Phillipsburg
Kan
Ramage Named Tulsa Freshman Coach for 1954
Art Ramage, a 1947 Tulsa graduate and former Tulsa player, was announced as the 1954 Tulsa freshman football coach. Tom Ramage is a U.S. Marine Corps captain likely to be released soon to join the Tulsa staff. He played end in college, with service in World War II, and later coached Sand Springs and Stigler high schools before recall to active duty in 1951.
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Okla
Art Ramage
University of Tulsa
Ramage
U. S. Marine Corps
Sand Springs
Stigler
Spotty Fishing Is Rule In State
State game and fish commission and U S engineers report spotty fishing overall with luck best late in evening. They discontinue weekly roundups for remainder of summer while engineers’ report notes year round project. Fort Gibson rough water and Canton slow fishing. Texoma good for sandies crappie and catfish. best hours late evening.
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Kellert and Andre Named Texas League Players of the Year
Fort Worth report notes Frank Kellert of San Antonio is the league’s MVP after leading with 132 RBIs and 35 homers, while John Andre of Shreveport is the pitcher of the year with 19 wins and 252 innings. Each receives a plaque and $100. Kellert, 29, a .300 hitter from Oklahoma A&M and Oklahoma City, is Orioles owned. Andre, 30, a righthander, was sold to Chicago and may join the Cubs if playoffs finish. Fort Worth’s 19-game winner Karl Spooner narrowly trailed him.
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Hartsfield
Cats
Buzz Clarkson
Roque Contreras
Clarkson
Frank Kellert
San Antonios
John Andre
Shreveport
Kellert
Andre
Oklahoma A&m College
Mac
Oklaa City Indians
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Chicago Cube
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Bogley Favored In State Tennis
OKLAHOMA CITY Lt. Gil Bogley of Ft. Silk was top seeded for men singles at the Oklahoma state closed tennis tournament opening here. First events in junior girls and boys and novice boys divisions. Men and women competition starts tomorrow. Contenders include John Been Shawnee Cpl. Don Walraven Ft. Bill and Bill Dinner Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
Gil Bogley
Ft. Silk
Oklahoma State
Bagley
John Been
Shawnee
Cpl
Don Walraven
Ft. Bill
Bill Danner
Gene Landogee
Philadelphia
Rape Hearing Set In Wewoka Sept. 1
In Wewoka Oklahoma two men Paul Hoover 21 and Sammy Pierce 23 were ordered held without bond after arraignment on rape charges. They allegedly forced entry into a car at a local nightclub took the woman to a country road and assaulted her. Both have prior prison terms for car theft.
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Wewoka
Okla
Oklahoma City
Paul Hoover
Sammy Pierce
School Officials to Meet In Holdenville
The executive committee of the Oklahoma Citizens Commission for the public schools will meet with county and city school officials here Friday night in Holdenville Oklahoma.
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Holdenville
Okla
The
Oklahoma Citizens Commission For the Public Schools
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