Pokes After NCAA Tourney Bidgral Quint Beach Year's Stretch Drive
Lawton's Wolverines face a busy stretch with home game versus Arlington Shire and away at El Reno as coach Bob Willis targets revenge against strong opponents. If they beat top conference leaders Williams undiams and Duncan remains in the hunt, Lawton could claim a share of the league. Douglass and FSS finish their tourney schedules with three games remaining, while the Lions play Riverside next.
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OSU Faces Cincinnati as Big Conference Ship Sails
Ohio State aims for a win over Cincinnati to bolster its bid for the Big Ten title and an NCAA berth. Oscar Robertson leads Cincinnati with scoring bursts, while Oklahoma State hunts to keep pace in a crowded race with Baylor and Bradley looming.
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Ware Snares Bowling Title In Women's Anna Tournament
Ware dethrones Kay Peace to win the singles and anchors the champion team in the doubles with Mic Rees. Peace teams with Rees to edge rivals by one pin in the doubles as Lillian Ar Tell posts the high game. The tournament totals show a standout performance by the winning quartet and a rare triplicate of scores in the doubles event.
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Southwest Tops City Pin Tourney After Weekend Action
Southwest leads the City Men's Association team event after the first weekend of the annual tournament with a 21 pin edge over Cannoneers of Fort Sill. Ralph Pavillard posted a 648 series, Julvis Vince 630, Jarver Bradley 610 for Southwest, while Frank Bots had 656 and Harry Cook 631. Constitution Press sits third with 249 in team total, led by Larry Hibbs 627. Next week 22 teams compete in singles and doubles as Southwest seeks repeats with strong showings from Cagle and Covington in all events.
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Sooners and OSU Renew Classic Rivalry This Week
Oklahoma fans await a Big Eight clash as Oklahoma hosts Oklahoma State in Norman while OSU plays in St. Louis. The pair clash Wednesday in Norman amid an 15-2 OSU record and 11-4 Cowboy status. Oklahoma leads the series 58-12 under coach Doyle Parrack.
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College basketball schedule reshuffles signal tight race
The upcoming games feature top teams like Tarleton State and San Angelo in pivotal conference battles. Tarleton stands 11-3 overall, while San Angelo wins a key league clash 66-61 to stay in the hunt. Arlington State and Duncan meet in a crucial Junior Boomer clash as the race tightens across multiple conferences.
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St Mary's Eagles Rout Canute In South West Catholic Clash
St Mary's sharp shooting Eagles led 88 at halftime and coasted to a 78 23 win over Canute. John Marlin, 6 6 center, scored 28 points while Dane Martin and Ronnie Toller added 19 and 18 respectively. Joe Watson's five improved to 4 6 1 in league play, setting up a potential crown clincher Friday with Chickasha St. Joseph's in Irades.
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Pancho Gonzales Ends Streak With Comeback Win
In Los Angeles Pancho Gonzales defeated Lew Torch in straight sets after losing the first to snap a seven-match losing streak. The 29 year old American now faces renewed pressure as he seeks victory in the American tour following recent Australian circuit defeats.
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Hutch Expects Redbirds To Be Stronger in 1958 Pennant Race
Bradenton Beach Florida April 1958 Dodgers leader Fred Hutchinson predicts the St Louis Cardinals will be stronger in 1958 with Ken Boyer moving to center field and a young pitching staff including McDaniel brothers Larry Jackson and Vinegar Bend Mizell. He notes improved outfield and infield depth, a deeper bench from the Cincinnati trade, and Stan Musial’s potential big year while comparing the race to a tight 1957 National League battle and favoring balance over a runaway.
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First Of A Series On Top Horses Native Dancer Lost Greatest Race
New York 1955 recalls Native Dancer lost his greatest race the Kentucky Derby to Dark Star after a brilliant career. The Dancer, trained by Bill Duke, led late but time ran out as Dark Star won by a diminishing head. Jockey Eric Guerin steered the Dancer, bred by Vanderbilt and owned by Sagamore Farm.
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Hebert Brothers Dominate Tucson Open Finish
Lionel Hebert won the $15,000 Tucson Open with a final round 66 finishing 265 total. Jay Hebert, defending San Antonio champion, also heads to the San Antonio event after strong showings. Long John Barnum, Ker Venturi, and Don January tied for other top spots as the Hebert brothers emerge as a prominent golfing duo.
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Game Postponed For Weather In Oklahoma City Area
The charity basketball game between Lawton High and two junior high schools here tonight is postponed due to bad weather. It will be played Wednesday night February 19 at the same venue with the same teams participating.
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West Coast Nabs Control Of Net Reins
The USLTA shifted power to the West naming Perry Jones Davis Cup captain, replacing Bill Talbert, amid talks of an open tournament to pair amateurs and professionals. Victor Denny announced sweeping administrative changes as Jones received backing from tennis greats Kramer Schronder and Gonzales. Talbert said he is not surprised and wishes the new captain well.
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How Cage Powers Fared Last Week
Reports detail Cage Powers results across multiple games last week. Key performances include overtime battles, notable scorers, and outcomes against several opponents, with references to teams and venues.
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