Elgin Edge Verden In Hard Fought Invitational Final
Elgin held off Verden 52 48 in the Caddo Comanche Invitational final as Wayne Hawpe scored 10 in the third period and Charlotte Burleson led Verden with 27 points in a dominant first period for the Verden girls. Apache fell 53 22 to Verden in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sharrock
Elgin Staffi
Elgin
Verden
Apache
Owls
Tigers
Wayne Hawpe
Owl
Warner Lawson
Trautle
Cinderella Warrior
Charlotte Burleson
Warriors
Johnson's Column Highlights Open Class Boxing Triumph
The piece details Tracey Jackson of Fort Sill capturing the open welter crown at the Southern Oklahoma Gloves tournament, with earlier close decisions and mentor praise. It notes his youth, rapid improvement, and the Generals’ joint trophy effort alongside Cameron, Red River fighters, and area boxers, plus remarks on novice vs open brackets and crowd acclaim for Tony Burciage vs Doug Sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel
Sted Tracey Jackson
Jackson
National Guard
Fort Sill
Aow
Howard Fidds
Cameron
Schiey ‘Linen
James Pearson
Sheppard Apb
William Mc ‘Ei
Redmore Afb
Tony Burciage
Doug Sellers
Burciago
Chicago
T Sear
Dazzler
Idabel
Tishomingo
Buff
Parker
Hugo
Johnson
Lawton To Host Women Golfers In April
Lawton will host an 85,000 LPGA tournament in April at the Municipal golf course. Jack Greer, owner of the course, signed the contract to align the event with Oklahoma’s semi centennial celebration. The plan calls for 34 holes, with hopes to expand to 72. dates start April 1. Betty Dodd led last October’s event with a 4 under par 214, including a 67 final round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goleti
Asam
Lawton
Jack Greer
Municipal
Greer
LPGA
Oklahoma
Betty Dodd
Bowling Congress Tourney Fields 15000 Entries in Fort Worth
More than 15,000 bowlers have entered the 1957 American Bowling Congress tournament opening in Fort Worth on March 9. ABC Secretary Treasurer Frank K. Baker announced the event featuring 3,055 five man teams and prize money exceeding 220000 in the Siday tournament at the Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Ft. Worth
ABC
Frank K. Baker
Baker
Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum
College Swimming Results Summary
Kangas leads with 48 score for Fort Hays State in a 48 to 38 win. Colorado defeats Utah 34 to 6 while Nebraska tops Chigrado State 55 to 26. Colorado Mines beats Oho State 26 to 55 and Purdue defeats Michigan State in a tight meet. Lehigh 27 defeats Western 87 to 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangas
Fort Hays St
Colorado
Utah
Nebraska
Chigrado
Colorado Mines
Oho State
Purdue
Michigan State
Todiana
Chlgale Lehigh
Wistonsti
Nuvihwestes
Basketball results from multiple colleges and conferences
State College Yelahoma Uni 68 Wayne at Wichita 72 Tulsa 53 Missouri Valley Houston 3 Trinity 7 St. Louis 101 Detroit Big Seven chrnsia 54 Missour 70 Indiana Ohio State 99 Minnesota 82 Michigan 17 Kansas 69 Colorado Michigan State 70 Bt Town 74 Purdue Texas Rice 0 Louisville Arkansas 63 1B
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College Yelahoma Uni
Wayne
Wichita
Tulsa
Missouri Valley Houston
Trinity
St. Louis
Detroit
BIG Seven
Missour
Indiana
Ohio State
Minnesota
Michigan
Kansas
Colorado
Michigan State
Bt Town
Purdue
Texas Rice
Louisville
Arkansis
Oklahoma City Nips Wayne 69 52 In Chicago Reveal
Oklahoma City University Chiefs rallied for a strong second half to defeat Wayne University of Detroit 69 to 52 in Chicago Stadium. Lyndon Lee scored 24 for Oklahoma City, while Wayne’s George Duncan led with 17 as the game stayed tight early before the Chiefs surged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oklahoma City University
Chiefs
Herve
Wayne University of Detroit
Wayne
Oklahoma City
Notre Dame
Loyola of Chicago
Lyndon Lee
Lee
George Duncan
Missouri Tigers beat Kansas State in indoors dual
Charles Bateh, veteran hurdler, set a 70 yard high hurdles best in a Big Seven record 7.3 seconds as Missouri defeated Kansas State 46 37. Bateh also won the 60 yard low hurdles in 6.9 seconds and beat Gene O Conn or in both events. The times broke Missouri Field House marks from 1948 and matched in 1954 by Missouri’s John Meintire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Charles Bateh
Missouri Tigers
Kansas State
Bateh
Gene O’connor
Missouri Field House
Madill Gartier
Missouri
John Meintire
Hockey scores roundup from the National League
Boston 2 Monére Foroma 4. New York 4 Detroit 3. Chicago 0 Syracuse 3. New York Ranmora 1 Mochester. Hersts Cleveland 2. Bullalee a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Monére Foroma
News
York
Detroit
Chicago
Syracuse
New York
Ranmora Eace Mochester
Hersts
Cleveland
Bullalee
Lowell Snaps 880 Record in Madison Square Garden
Arnie Sowell of Pitt set a world indoor half mile mark in 1 50.3 as Lowell also helped Campbell thrill 15 000 in New York. Delany won the 4 06.7 mile over Lazslo Tabori with Seaman third and Beatty fourth while Courtney remained runner up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnie Sowell
Pitt
Madison Square Garden
Sowell
Tom Courtney
Army
dJofin Borican
New York
Milt Campbell
Hurdies
Ron Delany
Hungary
Lazslo Tabori
Lowell
Campbell
Delany
Tabori
Ucla
Bobby Seaman
Jim Beatty
North Carolina
Burr Grim
Maryland
Washington
Uatry Bright
Pioneer Club
Ike Matta
New York University
Doug Brew
Dartmouth
Courtney
College Track Results From Wisconsin Nebraska Purdue Meet
A fragmentary college track report shows results including Minnie Bi and Ghia State Nebraska 76 Colorata 43 Notre Dame 65 Purdue a9 Werthw'n 315-6. The OCR is unclear but indicates multiple school standings and event outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Minnie Bi
Ghia State
Nebraska
Colorata
Notre Dame
Purdue
Chamberlain leads Kansas over Nebraska in rout
Wilt Chamberlain scored 26 points and grabbed 21 rebounds as Kansas defeated Nebraska 69 to 54 before about 9,000 at Lincoln. Maurice King assisted, Kansas built a 24-8 lead in 13 minutes, while Nebraska struggled with rebounding and ball handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Chamberlain
Nebraska
Kansas
Maurice King
Jayhawks
Cornhuskers
Gary Reimers
Nebrooke
Elwall
Anvoot Doehele Smith
Parsony Swank
Howard Wells
Nunnen Kubacki Reimers White Totuls
Nebroxka
Colorado Downs Missouri 75 70 In Tough Big Seven Finish
Colorado rallies past Missouri 75 70 in Boulder as injuries thin the Buffaloes. Jim Jochems and Bob Hyeler miss time, Lea Hayward and Dick Nicholson lead late scoring to seal the win. Missouri battles back from a halftime deficit but falls short in the final minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Colo
Colorado
Missouri
Buffaloes
Jim Jochems
Bob Uyelzer
Bulls
Helzer
Dick Nicholson
Buffs
Lea Hayward
Tigers
Glenn Forristal
Dave Mowbray
Bashets
Bill Ross
Lionel Smith
Gut Hayward
Shockers Set Sizzling Pace
Wichita State dominates Tulsa 72 to 53 in Tulsa. Don Woodworth and Everett Wessell each score 35 points to lift Wichita State to a 7-1 Missouri Valley Conference record. Roger Wendel leads Tulsa with 17 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Wichita
Shockers
Don Woodworth
Everett Wessell
Woodworth
Wessell
Roger Wendel
St. Louis Bills Earn 101 92 Victory Over Detroit
St. Louis held off a late Detroit barrage to win 101-92 and stay within one game of Bradley atop the Missouri Valley standings. Harold Alcorn scored 32 before fouling out, while Bill Ebben had 18 of his 23 in the first 10 minutes as St. Louis led 23-2 early and 60-49 at halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Billikens
Detroit
Bill Ebben
Herls
Bradley
Lite
Harold Alcorn
Bills
Ehbhen
Titans
Alcorn
Wichita
Braves struggle to sign stars amid contract stalemate
Milwaukee Braves players report wide gaps with management over 3957 terms as top regulars Bruton Spahn Conley Logan Burdette Buhl Johnson remain unsigned. In total 20 of 43 roster spots lack deals, signaling mounting bargaining tension in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
College Wrestling Results From Various Matches
Readable college wrestling scores show Nebraska beating South Dakota 26 to 8 while Minnesota defeats Cornell? Town Twis 18 Amherst 12 and Great Lakes 16 Northwestern 16 Wesleyan 14. Massachusetts 12 Fenn 33 Washington and Lee 27 Alleghett y 14 Penn State 13 Indiana 19 Southern Illinois Air Force Academy 17 Western California State 1 Purdue 21 Ohio State 18 Catholic U 18 Howard 16 Swarthmore 49 Delaware 13 MIT 26 Boston U 3 Princeton 35 California Calga le 2 Wabash 38 Chicago Syracuse Iv Army 13 Northern Ti 1 Nutre
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas State
Miss
Lowell St. Peter's
St. Bonaventure
California
Phila
St. Mchael's
Middlebury
DePaul
Portland
George Washington
Wro-Mary
Colbye
Ortheastern
Conneticut
Wesleyen Marquette
Bridgeport
Rutgers
Wilkes
Lafavette
Tufts Si
Bules
Coast Guard
Chu Harbvick
Cosaln
Contwad
Marstea Canistus Manhattan
Rena
Cornell
Weather Waltworth
Beil
Colbia
Bowelahy Ie Seth
Halt
Uly Cross
Georgia B
Oilverein
Obey
Case Tech Ge Cental
Ohio
Capital
Anat Olu
Wester Michigan
Marghwith
Bowling Green
Air Academy
Eastern New Meawleo
N. ©. State
Southy
Caratina Sa Cincirniti
Rems
Ohio Northern
Triana
Pal Tehre
Steubenville
Alliance
Auburn
Florida
Ialddie Tenn
East Tenn
Lincoln
Emory & Henry
Georgetawn
Union
Youngstown
Westminster
Grove
Wash
Det
Texas ‘Tech
Southern Methodist
Fytham
Georgetown
D. C
St. John's
Bkn
St. Arcakiyn Golege
Magsnebusest
St. Firmadics
Weenyon Ny
Williams
Wontuin Resorts
Fenn
Wittemere
Marietta
Tivon
Izabeth SG
Scranton Ib
Athvight
Mayayian Manstivid
Lehanne Valles Muralot Ye
Waeng Baltlimore Creighton Lemoine
SL. Francis
Bka
Lowell
Ride Island
New Hampshire
Providence
Brown
Breighim Young
Ulan
New Haven Teltrist
Rider
Augustana
Fewo Tehrs Carleton Ga
St. Int
Vanderblit
Notre Dame
Loyals
Chi
Rochester
Alfred Evie
Iihaca
Clarkson
Jordan
Maine
Boston
Tecrs
Cashalle
Gallsudet
Mhany
Brooklyn Fury
Hartland
Wruming
Colorado Asal
Ersiane
Newb
Shaw
High Point
Jeatawha
Sllarile Christian
Guilford
Belmont Abbey
Benedial
Ela
Normal
Elon
Western Carolin
St. Anselm's
Assumption
Mase
Buffalo
Toronia
L . American U. Si
Nampden-Sydney
New Paltz
Drewsh Bloomfield
Newark
Engineering
Kings
Paterson
Seton Hall
Minneapolis
Fort Wayne
Brockpac
N.Y
Dickinson Jugeth's
Brhigewater
Sur
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Town
Sooner Matmen Top Iowa State in Big Seven Dual
Oklahoma defeats Iowa State 17 to 9 in Norman with Olympic star Dan Hodge leading the lineup. Roesler pins, Powell and Aubrey win on decisions, and Gray defeats Calvert in the 137-pound bout as Oklahoma improves to 3-1-2 in conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Delgado
Oklahoma
Frank Altman
Bobby Lyons
Dean Corner
Paul Aubrey
Don Nelson
Ron Gray
Iowa State
Dav Calvert
Ellie Watkins
Don Studebaker
Frank Powell
Rex Edgar
Dan Hodge
Gene Frank
Gordon Roesler
Roger Pohlman
Swedish-Danish Duo Tops French Indoor Tennis Slam
Sven Davide son of Sweden and Torben Ulrich of Denmark swept the singles in the French Indoor International. Ulrich defeated Patty of Los Angeles and Paris 6 1 4 6 7 9 in a tight match en route to the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty
Paris
Sven Davide Son
Sweden
Torben Ulrich
Danmark
Ulrich
Eadge Patty
Los Angeles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sow Johnson
Harry Wen
D McElroy
Muoney
Norman Monroe
Gene Morgan
Harry
Morigan
Morgan
Gene
Elroy
Monroe
McElroy
Sellers
Gem
Bureingo
Senator Toargen
Cameron College
Bobby McIntyre
McIntyre
Darden
McCollum
Scooter
Southeastern State College
Durant
Buff Parker
Bowling Congress
Bscouter
Darden Aimmie
Allen Oe
Kansas Chills Huskers
Wichita Wallops Tulsans
Ocu
Wick T Frray
Norwdt Hanson
Lyn
Ge Wallace
Kopke
Va Reed T
Brwne
Gardner U
Unun
Magana
Hares
Vandehng
Jcier Ge Kelley
Hollowy
Sat
MalNime
Oblohoma City
Jayne
Missouri Trackmen
Speedy
John Borian
Arnie
Our Industria! Uniforme
Hamra Department Store
College Wrestling
Sooner
Matmen
Lowe State
Mercury Motors
Whitehouse Fibreglass
Teenee
Husky
R&s Sporting Goods
Spo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!