Regional Baseball Scores and Postponements Noted
Scores from the Eastern and Western Leagues show Reading 2 over spincficia 5, and Binghamton 1. Allentown 3 Schenectang 4. Albany 3 Sout Columbus 4. Aususa Kreyville 4 over Charlotte a. Macon 4. Albuquerque 3 Topeka 2. Lincoln Vt Armariln pd. Ames postpones. State League reports Abilene 3 Corpus Christi Ja. Victoria 4 Beaumont 2.
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Sill Softball Nines Advance In Meet
Fort Sill softballers move to winners bracket finals of the Fourth Army meet behind Ray Judd’s no hit pitching. They beat Brooke Army Medical Center 4 0 as Vern Holder hits a three run homer in the sixth. Judd fans 15 in seven innings and Sill set to meet Fort Bliss winner for spot at All Army event. The women also win their first round and Fort Hood game halted at four innings with Lacey Esquibel collecting eight hits.
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Heavy Champion Floyd Patterson Tops Month's Boxing Ratings
Floyd Patterson of Brooklyn was named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine for July and August. Patterson scored a 10th round TKO of Hurricane Jackson on July 29 and a sixth round stoppage of Pete Rademacher in Seattle on August 22. The rankings also show changes across weight classes with notable moves for Pat McMurtry, Bub Satterfield, and Ingemar Johansson among others.
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Braves Rally Past Athletics in Pitcher Bob Cleboski Triumph
Braves even their record at 2-2 behind Bob Cleboski who silenced the Athletics over six innings after a rough start. A’s offense struck early with four first inning runs on four singles and an error. Cleboski retired 10 straight in a row, allowed four hits, struck out six, and walked one to preserve the win.
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Anderson
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Wight
Leroy Seerey
Alex George
Cleboski
Hoge
Bob Whitworth
Joe Clarke
Jaskowski
Houston Cougars Face Uncertain End Game In Missouri Valley
Houston eyes defense of the Missouri Valley title as Hal Lahar rebuilds the Cougars. Lost many ends from last season, Tulsa and Cincinnati join the league, North Texas State and Wichita State reshuffle coaching staffs, Oklahoma State exits to the Big Eight, and Houston relies on Bob Borah and a fresh backfield to field a potent offense alongside star Owen Mullholland.
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Vicksburg
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George Gagliola
George Blackburn
Joe Morrison
Gene Johnson
Barry Maroney
Odus Mitchell
Wichita
Jim Klisanin
Leroy Stinman
Qualifying Set for U.S. Amateur Golf At Brookline
Many top amateur golfers failed to reach Brookline for the U S Amateur qualifier as fields narrowed. Harvie Ward leads the field despite his suspension, while dark horse Dick Foulche posted a strong Huntington score of 67 56 133.
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Harvie Ward
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Jimmy McHale
Philadelphia
One State Golfer In Amateur Field
Oklahoma City golfer Sig Harpman Jr is joined by three Wichita Kansas players as district representatives for the National Amateur at Brookline Mass. Harpman led qualifying with 36 holes at Twin Hills Country Club scoring 74 71 70 144 on the 6370 yard course.
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Douglass Lions Renew Regulars in Weeklong Practice
Lawton Douglass coach H. C. King plans a tempo increase during a weeklong training camp. A 6 a.m. fundamentals session precedes a 4 p.m. scrimmage with four returning regulars C B Rice Howard Smith Howard Johnson Joe Butler Len James plus two parttime starters.
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Eddie Shegog
Sandlot tournament losers square off in two games
Two losers bracket games are set for tonight in the state sandlot baseball tourney at Chickasha. Holdenville faces Chickasha while Bethany meets the Oklahoma Natural Gasers of Oklahoma City. The Gassers mauled 13 3 by Wilson Packers in seven innings. Tulsa Blue Jays forfeited to Bethany.
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Softball Finals Set Thursday in All City Tourney
Fairmont and Trinity reach the finals after dramatic 19 to 9 and 21 to 1 semifinal wins at ABC Park. Fairmont blew open the Johnsons and Muny game with a 10 run rally in the late innings. Tom Ramsey and Hershel Andrews led Fairmont with round trippers. Trinity defeated Municipal Golf, 21 1, to join Fairmont in the title tilt at 8 15 p m Thursday. Johnsons seeks third place.
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