Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League standings from Los Angeles to Philadelphia with recent results. American League results recap with Minnesota Baltimore and Detroit games. International League and Northern Division note standings and weekend scores.
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Sunday Box Scores Ad Game Peters W 154
Box score fragment shows Peters W and Wilams L with scores 154 to 74 in a Sunday game. Mentions players Peters Howard Williams Peters Stevens Smith Runge DiMuro and T 2% with A416 reference. Readable text limited. details incomplete.
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Breathwit Captures Skeet Shoot Crown at Yukon Club
Breathwit of Lawton won the Keith B. Young Testimonial Skeet Shoot held at the Aero Commander Gun Club near Yukon, posting 99 of 100 to beat four rivals. Jim Pratt of Stratford, Connecticut, was second with 98 of 100, while Jerry Johnson of Lawton claimed the Class C title with a perfect 100. Donnie Gaskins of Lawton finished as Class D runner-up in his second competitive event.
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Donnie Gaskins
Cameron Opens Scrimmage With Renewed Hope In 1962 Camp
Cameron's football squad split into black and gold for scrimmages as Monty evaluates returning lettermen including Charles Parsley Jim Poole Dan Dieck Butch Forgione Burl Hunt Jerry Grove Mel Robinson and Tommy Bell while James Lee Oliver sits out. Poole weighs 235 after losing 30 pounds in the oil field and expects to gain speed with the leaner frame as nine quarterbacks vie for the starting role.
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City Pin Results from Holiday Twilight League
Results from Holiday Row Mi indoor league show individual game and high series notes. Ron Chmiel and Virginia Nelson posted top scores in games and series, while Howards Linen Service and Fowlers Trophies led team standings.
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Buckley wins Oklahoma Closed singles title in upset
Southpaw Bill Buckley of Oklahoma City defeats Bill Higgins Jr. of Lawton 3-6 6-3 6-3 to capture the men’s singles crown at the Oklahoma Closed. Buckley also helps win men’s doubles with Wayne Hirst by default, and with Barbara Taylor claims mixed doubles over Hirst and Patty Bowles.
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Bill Buckley
Bill Higgins Jr
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Wayne Hirst
George Counts
Arnold Short
Clinton
Barbara Taylor
Hirst
Patty Bowles
Marcia Anders
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Sheryl Barger
Ponca City
Phyllis Reynolds
Mike Pace
Muskogee
Randy Matthews
Tulsa
Charles Meek
Glen Mullins
Linda Dearley
Shawnee
Becky Ledford
Gail Phillips
Ellen Scheer
Doris Shofner
Luenna Gordon
Linda Cearly
Eichelberger Nabs Kansas Golf Title
Dave Eichelberger a Oklahoma State University junior won the Heart of Kansas tournament with a 200 total after a final round 71 Labron Harris Sr OSU coach and Ted Gwin of Wichita finished one stroke back Harris won a playoff for top money of 1000 while Gwin earned 500 for second
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Mantle Placed on Season Sit to Prepare for World Series
Yankees manager Ralph Houk outlined a master plan to rest Mickey Mantle for the final five weeks to prepare for October. Mantle has not played since June due to a left foot fracture and a loose knee cartilage, with the team aiming to keep him healthy for the World Series through extended batting practice and selective sidelines.
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