Unclear scorecard fragment with scattered golf
Fragmentary sports notation lists multiple teams with odd scores across leagues and cities. Names appear garbled and inconsistent, referencing Knoxville Charlotte Columbus Des Moines Albuquerque Pueblo Colorado Springs Amarillo and others with inconsistent innings and results.
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Western
Eague Des Moines
Albuquerque
Linesin
Pueblo
Topesa
Colorado Springs
Amarillo
Sions City
Mantle Poised to Lead AL Batting Again
Mickey Mantle of the Yankees can overtake Ted Williams for the AL batting lead today with a strong showing against Frank Lary of the Tigers. Mantle stands two points behind Williams after going 2-for-3 vs Billy Hoel to lift his average to .376. Williams went 0-for-3 vs Tom Gorman of Kansas City, dropping to .376.
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Detroit
Mickey Mantle
Ted Williams
Mantle
Frank Lary
Detroit Tigers
Williams
Yankees
Billy Hoel
Tam Gorman
Kansas City
Red Sox
Ralph Terry
Athletics
Oklahoma City Waves Past Little Rock For Regional Softball Title
Oklahoma City New Orleans defeated Little Rock 6-3 and 5-2 to capture the Southwest Women's regional softball championship last night. The victories clinched the crown for the host team, with standout performances aiding the decisive wins.
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Oklahoma City
New Orleans
Little Rock
Patty Dislikes Doubles, Gains National Finals
Patty Dislikes Doubles and teams with Gardnar Mulloy to reach the National Doubles final in Brookline Mass. They face Australia’s Ashley Cooper and Neale Fraser after Wimbledon success. Patty, 34, says he rarely enjoys doubles but grew confident with Mulloy as a partner. he dodges talk of Davis Cup selection while noting past rejections over guaranteed play.
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Brookline
Mass
Budge Patty
Gardnar Mulloy
Australia
Ashlay Cooper
Neale Fraser
Patty
Suave
Paris
Mulloy
Mustachiord
Forest Hills
Fraser
Lew Hoad
Gardner
U.S
Commercial Loop Plans To Organize In Confab Tonight
Light turnout for mixed doubles at Sooner Lanes as Oklahoma City bowlers join local women. Six doubles teams competed led by R Chandler with a 203 game and 705 handicap series. Second place went to Lois Buck and C Chandler with 1209 total. AML Commercial league calls meeting to organize for next season. bowling on Thursdays. Jaycee Ragtime Doubles set for Aug 31 and Sept 1-2 with $6 per team fee.
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Oklahoma City
R. Chandler
Frankie Ledford
Lois Buck
C. Chandler
Louis
Chandler
Belly Chaney
Jess Roper
AML Commercial League
Ale
Jaycees
Braves Dominate As DaMars Notches Fifth Win Since July
DeMars fanned seven and walked six over six and one third innings before tiring in the seventh. The lefty pitched superbly, then began aiming the ball as the Braves, with Anderson Healy Blankenship and Freeman driving across, built an early lead. DaMars earned his fifth win since joining the Braves in July, with three losses on the season.
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Anderson
Healy
Blankenship
Freeman
DeMars
DaMars
Braves
Hazle Sparks Braves Hit Parade With Hot Bat
Milwaukee rookie Bob Hazle blasted into a torrid stretch, hitting .526 with 30 hits and five homers since a July promotion. He powered a 7-3 win over the Phillies, driving in six and sparking Milwaukee’s drive in a pennant chase.
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Wichita
Hazle
Braves
Robin
Venturi wins second straight Pro Links meet in Milwaukee
Venturi of San Francisco won the Milwaukee Open by five strokes with a 267 at Tripoli Golf Club, earning 56,000. It was his second consecutive win, boosting him to high money standings with about 14,211 in four months.
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Venturi
Milwaukee
PGA
Major League Line Scores Amid Mixed Results Across Leagues
Major League line scores show New York and Boston tallying varied results with pitchers like Drabowsky and Ferra featuring in American League action. Chicago, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Milwaukee posted several home runs as hitters such as Woodling, Crandall, and Spahn contributed. The chaotic display includes multiple clubs with runs, errors, and notable performances across the day’s games.
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Milwaukee Braves
Bob Hazley
Nw York
Turlor
Cholte
Ferra Hoeft
Wilson
L—Tarley
Nomr
New York
Bauer
Drabowsky
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Neerman
Taw
Peterson
Trail
Balin
Boston
Kansas
Brower
Daley
Gorman
Thomp Piston
Bown
Neeman
Roy
Arreye Gy
Swanson
Vans Das
Purkey
Chi
Dowerisi
King
Ald Rand
Stulis
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Woodling
Smith
Wegan
Spann
Crandall
Roberts
Marc- Baltimore
Hend
Hacker
Meyer
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Moxa
Pata
Lonnett
Robert
Ceccarelli
Brown
Walker
Spahn
Haz- Ginsherr
Keegan
Dollar
Cecic
Lontacorel
Cincinnati
Vicom
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Cilarete
Oix
Knopslety
Fowler
Washington Freeman
Gross
Baller
Go- Cleveland x
Thomas
L—Seficoat
Kemmerer
Hele
Byerly
Cinrinvali
Bailey
Pew Courtney
MeLish
Narlesk
Yori
Mueller
O'Connell
Ann
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Washington
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Aox
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Late Homer Delivers Pepsi Victory in 10-9 Game
Sid Yoahqua belted a three run homer in the bottom of the ninth to lift Pepsi-Cola over the Lawton Independents 10-5 in a decisive Industrial League showdown. Bobby Dahn homered for Pepsi with a man aboard in the fifth, Jess Collins added a triple and a single, and Dizzy Martines starred with three hits.
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Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi
Memorial Park
Bobby Dahn
Jess Collins
Ken Bultram
Independents
Dizzy Martines
AIG
Martines
Hicks
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Dann
Long
Obedience Training Set by Lawton Fort Siliennes Club
Lawton Fort Siliennes Club sets novice obedience classes for dogs at Comanche County Fair Building beginning Sept 4. Sessions run Wednesdays 7 and 9 pm for 10 weeks, limited enrollment, with J E Nunn of Oklahoma City as instructor. Minimum dog age eight months. Graduation tentatively Nov 13.
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Comanche County Fair
South Sheridan Road
J. E. Nunn
Okahoma City
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Scott Road
W. K. Leedbetter
United States
Europe
Scout Griffin Killed Near Gainesville in Car Crash
Chicago Cubs scout Gaii Ivy M. Griffin a former major and minor league player died yesterday when his car ran off a highway near Gainesville and overturned. The crash ends a longtime baseball career and scouting tenure.
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Gaii
Ivy M. Griffin
Chicago Cubs
How They Fare In The Majors Batting and Pitching Stats
A condensed list of 1950s style baseball leader figures showing Mantle Fox Sievers Williams Minoso Piersall and others across batting runs runs batted in hits doubles triples home runs stolen bases and pitching leaders with teams such as New York Chicago Boston Cleveland Detroit Milwaukee St. Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati and Baltimore. Notable figures include Mantle Aaron Musial Mays Banks and Spahn. The data spans batting and pitching categories with key names and team affiliations.
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New York
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Wrehington
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Piersall
Minaso
Stevers
Washington
Skowron
Wertz
Malzone
Williams
Gardner
Baltimore
Kaine
Pilarctk
Rivera
Minoso
Donaven
Sharied
Wartesket
Bunning
Detroit
Grim
Wynn
Burning
Pleres
Johnson
Naesodf
Balsi— Musial
St Louis
Mays
Plilsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Rabinson
Cincinnati
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Mihwauke Blasingame
St. Loui
Cincinnatii
Rons
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See
Musing
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Maya New York
Hodges
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Crowe
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Sehoendhcuss
Anion
Musial
Roulusan
Cineefhant
New Yorl
Gallanti
Temple
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Blastigame
Fight call off but possible television deal hangs fate
New York reports Sugar Ray Robinson may proceed with the Carmen Basilio title defense at Yankee Stadium on Sept 23 if a theater network television deal lets him. If not, the bout appears unlikely. In Cleveland, Washington and Kansas City implies pennant fates as the Senators are eliminated by the Indians, while the Athletics drop two to the Orioles. Detroit eyes record home attendance with 1.2 million fans possible after surpassing a million. Stan Williams of St Paul strikes out 10 Wichita Braves for his 200th K, keeping pace atop the American Association standings.
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Braves
Red Schoendienst
Stan Musial
Teri Williams
Bob
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Corky Valentine
Milwaukee
George Crowe
Wichita
Hazle
New York
N.Y
Theater
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Washington
Kansas City
Senators
Cleveland Indians
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Wilson Packers Nab Sandlot Tilt
Wilson Packers defeated Tulsa Bluejays 14 to 3 in a state sandlot baseball round game. Tulsa fielder Wilbert Heed broke his left leg on a slide into second. Chickasha topped Sayre 41 to 8 in a loser's bracket. Oklahoma City Natural Gas meets the Packers at 7 30 p m tomorrow in a second round game as the Gassers beat Bethany 3 to 2.
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Chickasha
Oklahoma City Wilson Packers
Tulsa Bluejays
Tulsa
Wilbert Heed
Wilson
Sayre
Oklahoma City Natural Gas
Packers
Gassers
Bethany
Mrs Herns Pup Wins Best in Show at OKC Kennel Club
Sam Hern of west of Lawson won the best in show medal at the Oklahoma City Junior Kennel Club all breed match yesterday. Mrs Herns German shepherd pup earlier captured the pup competition trophy before defeating rivals in the best of show bracket. The meet was sponsored by the American Kennel Club.
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Sam Hern
West of
Lawson
Oklahoma City
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