Citation Becomes First Millionaire In Racing Circles
Fifth in a six part series on outstanding racing horses recounts Citation’s career. From Calumet Farm, he earned over a million dollars after wins across major tracks including Belmont and Gold Cup. Injury interrupted his prime years, yet he set a world mile record and retired with gains near 1.84 million adjusted for era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chandler
Citation
Man Owir
Calumet Furni
Jimmy Jones
Ben
Trycy
Arcaro
Eddie
Phalanx
Miss Grillo
Breauchef
Noorst Golden Gate
Kentucky
Fights Last Night In Los Angeles Ring Report
Paulie Armstead and Mickey Northrup fought in Los Angeles with Armstead landing a slap. The scene involved Benton Sy and Mocky Ford with unfamiliar locations and odd numbers. The report mixes names and addresses, reflecting a fragmented boxing note from a local page.
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Los Angeles
Paulie Armstead
Mickey Northrup
Revere
Mess
Tony Vorania
Benton
Mocky Ford
New Yori
City Cage Roundup Sets Stage For Key St Mary's Chickasha Clash
Douglass Lions dropped a 58 51 decision to Ardmore as St Marys hosts Chickasha St Josephs in a Southwest Catholic race clash at 8 15 p m at the Eagles gym. Also notes Fort Sill Indian School beat Tatum 56 9 with Smith leading the Indians and Douglass edged by Central 34 29.
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Mary's
St. Aury's
St. Joseph's
Aire
Don Mert Cletl
Chuck Waid
Wilge
Eagles
Marion
Douglass Lions
Ardmore Douglass
Lions
Chickasha
Lincoln Knight
St. Mary
Chickasha St. Joseph's
Danny Miller
Fort Sill Indian School
Tatum
Reeves Natwooksy
Tilbe
Central
Douglass Santo Nigh
Jimmy Burke
Abe Deutschensarl
Cougars
Turner
Douglass
Duncan
Tomlinson
Anadaric
Donald Lee Smith
Trojans
del City
Ardmore Quint
H. C. King
Smith
Eddie West
Dragons
Cache Boys Fall FSIS Rides Tall In Narrow Win
A Camanche county boys basketball game ended in a 56-53 FSIS comeback victory over Tatums after a late three pointer. Frederick edged the Pups 51-? in the boys’ action while the Frederick girls won 42-25 led by Carol Saupitly and Danny Miller’s late shot for FSIS. Hollister beat Geronimo Koyg 33-32. Blue Jay Girls lost 43-36 as Margaret Phillips led with 11. Apache girls defeated Carnegie 49-29 as Dot Kawaykla scored 24 for the girls and Billy Nunn 73 for the boys in the other area contest.
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Camanche County
Olhce
Cache Boys Dew
Haiftime
Frederick
FSIS
Tatums
Bulldogs
Cade
Carl Alexander
Frederick Girls
Carol Saupitly
Danny Miller
Tribe
Tadians
Miller
Husky Boyd
Sammy Begay
Hollister
Geronimo Koyg
Blue Jay Girls
Jays
Howard James
Margaret Phillips
Jay Girls
Apache Girls
Carnegie
Wildcat Boys
Dot ‘Kawaykla
Billy Nunn
Cummins' 625 Series Tops All-Star League Play
Southwest Men's Store led the All-Star Classic League last night sweeping four from McCord's Office Supplies to claim first place. Frank Dueser paced with 227 201 594, while Ralph Pavillard, Chuck Hanley, Julius Vince, and Jim Gentry added strong totals for the champions. McCord's Mae McHarg led her team with 412, and Sonnve Lanes saw Tob Easterny top with 566, as final scores rolled in across multiple matches and standings shifted.
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Southwest Men's
McCards Office
Lupi Champlin
Frank Dueser
Ralph Pavillard
Chuck Hanley
Julius Vince
Jim Gentry
McCord
Mae McHarg
Bill Cummins
Lola
Groie Flowers
Credito
Glen McAfee
Flower
Jim Shaw
Dick Neu
Sanders Hardware
Hankin's
Fism
Hawkins Drive
Clavee Ray
Hantsins
Armand Avias
Bryce Boulware
Don Chalk
Don Baton Stovage
ABC
Crowl
Sii
FA bin Ray & Cavier Garage
Page Aircraft No. 2
Liven Crook
Pagemen
Curtis
Ranch Motel
Bob Sailer
Tesco
Page Aircraft No
Vic Menendez
Page
I. G. Culm
Baty
Gifbco Supplies Ag
Joe
Joe Tokachived A 224-563 and Bill Neiheisen x 519 Series. Teammates Bill Ryan
Jim Bradford
Ron Chandler
Wichita Regains Cage Loop Lead
Wichita jumped back into the National Industrial Basketball League lead with a 100-39 victory over Bartlesville. Don Swarts hit a dagger with three seconds left to seal the win. Burdie Haldorson led Bartlesville with 32 points as Wichita improved to 14-6 while Bartlesville fell to 1-5.
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Oklahoma City
Wichita
Bartlesville
Don Swarts
Dagup
Burdie Haldorson
Bright Texas Links Rookie Grabs Lead At San Antonio
WEE Texan Dave Marr led the $15,000 Texas Open by six strokes after a 6-under 63 on a soggy Bracken Bridge Park course. The Houston native, now Cedarhurst, Long Island, credited Claude Harmon School of Golf for his rise, and he bagged $3,364.58 this winter as a top money winner.
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San Antonio
Tex
Dave Marr
Brackenbridge Park
Claude Harmon
Winged Foot
Mamaroneck
Dick Mayer
Jack Burke
Mike Souchak
Shelley Mayfield
Marz
Houston
Cedarhurst
Long Island
New York
Harmon
Buy
Marv
Tony Telguin
Midlothian
Dave Ragan
Orlando
Fla
Bill Johnston
Provo
Utah
Stan Leonard
Vancouver
Bach
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Scuchak
Claude
Marr
400 Teams Set For Pin Tourney
Nearly 400 teams from eight states are slated for the first of five weekends in the 30th annual Southwest bowling tournament. The purse totals 426 000 with bowlers from Oklahoma Missouri Nebraska Louisiana Iowa Colorado Arkansas and New Mexico competing.
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Oklahoma Wisdom
Anausl
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nebraska
Lousiana
Iowa
Colorado
Arkansas
New Mexico
Minute Sports Page shows erratic 1950s to 1958 sports notes
A collage of brief sports items from Tulsa Oklahoma and Chicago recounts high school star Voss and Tulsa freshmen, Cubs and White Sox signings, Wilson’s 1957 success, Forrest Gregg Packers contract, Bert Zagers NFL punt return title, plus coach Clayton Stapleton and his wife Edith in Corvallis with a new baby adopted.
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Philadelphia
Bert Zagers
Washington Redskins
Outrom
al Carmichael
Green Bay Packers
Carmichael
Corvallis
Ore
Clayton Stapleton
Iowa
Ames
Edith
Oregon State College
Stapleton
The
Stapletons
Giec
Eager MacKay Aims Davis Cup Return For U S
Ann Arbor Mich. Eager MacKay the University of Michigan starion a blitz of rallying play as he eyes helping the United States reclaim the Davis Cup from Australia. The 22 year old, ranked fifth in last year’s USLTA, returns from Australia where his game and serve improved while he gained consistency. He plans a Buffalo Queen City Invitational then the National Indies Championships as he chases the national spotlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Barry MacKay
America
United States
Australia
Mackay
Lawn Tenis Asso
Pancho Gonzales
Dinny Pails
Down Under
University of Michigan
Mathay
Buffalo
Vic Seixas
Dick Savitt
Fort Sill Group Five edges School Command 83 to 81
In a tight Fort Sill basket clash the 41st Group Five edged School Command 83 81 after a 44 42 halftime lead. Leon Smith sparked the Commanders with strong scoring while Charles Tones and Bo Thruvk added 23 each for 41st. 17th Group extended to 10th straight victory by routing Band 128 71. Knighton scored 34 and Dobek 20. FAMTC beat First Ordnance 92 50 to stay third. Tuesday slate features 17th vs dist and 42nd vs First Ordnance and Scaocol vs FAMTC.
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Dist
Fort Sill
Leon Smith
Charles Tones
Bo Thruvk
Walloping
Junior Knighton
Dan Dobek
FAMTC
First Ordnance
Where Is He Joe Dobson Now A Retired Pitcher Tale
Joe Dobson a former American League pitcher who starred for the Boston Red Sox in the 1940s and 1950s is recalled. He enjoyed a pennant with Boston in 1946 and posted an 18 3 season peak before later joining Chicago White Sox in 1951. He nearly no hit the Athletics in 1952, Skeeter Nell breaking it with a two out eighth inning single. After baseball he coached briefly for Boston then left the game in 1954. Now 71 he runs a general store in Clewsonville New Hampshire and serves as postmaster.
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Joe Dobson
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Joe
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Skeeter Nell
A's
Dobson
Clewsonville
N. H
Te Lown
Four-Team Loop Fails To Form Sooner State League
Shawnee Hawks president Vernon Chapman said the plan to form a four team league failed as only Shawnee and Ardmore secured major league tie ins while Seminole and Ada could not. He believes the Class D Sooner State League may resume next year as the eight club circuit collapsed last week due to financial difficulties.
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Shawnee
LDF
Flans
Vernon Chapman
Shawnee Hawks
Ardmore
Seminole
Ada
Chapman
Rumor Links Shaw With Eagles Post
Lawrence T. Buck Shaw, recently re signed as Air Force Academy coach, is rumored to sign today as Philadelphia Eagles head coach. An official announcement was hinted for noon at a news conference, with Eagles officials unavailable for comment.
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Lawrence T
Buck" Shaw
Air Force Academy
Philadelphia Eagles
Shaws
Eagles
Shaw
Philadelphia
Menlo Park
Calif
Maager
Vince McNally
Falstaff Bowlers Face City Stars At Sooner Lanes
Falstaff bowling team from Lawton Foss Sill Fort Sill clash today at 2:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. at Fort Sill lanes and Sooner Lanes. Buzz Fazio leads crew with multiple 200+ averages. Fort Sill, Taw ton all-stars, and Lawton lineup members, with sponsors P&O Distributing and Falstaff Brewing arranging the appearance.
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Falstaff
City Stars
Lawson and
Fort
Bowling Propriators’ Association of America
Fort Sill
Tawton
Buzz Fazio
Detroit Stroh's
Billy Welu
Harry Smith
Wendy Hulsey
Carl Richard
Sill
Julius Vince
Chuck Stannon
Frank Stumpf
Harvey Bradley
Eddie Cowie
Gary Elsbrnde
Lawton
Bill Clark
Ray Hatchett
Gai Schroeder
Lefty Schmidt
Marvin Cavender
Bill Cummins
Une
Bill Boydston
Sooner Lanes
P&o Distributing Company
Jack Webb
Buck Kinsey
Falstaff Brewing Corporation
Layton
Aussie Ace Leads Gonzales In Washington Showdown
Fi Lew Hoad, nursing a swollen ankle, overwhelmed Pancho Gonzales 6 3 6 2 in Washington at Uline Arena before 3 878 fans. The 23 year old Australian holds a 10 7 edge over Gonzales in their 100 match four and extended his indoor circuit win streak with sharp serves and speed.
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Washington Fi
Lew Hoad
Austral
Hoad
Pancho Gonzales
Washington
Hoads
Gonzales
Uline Arena
Toad
Ganvas
Oklahoma City Group Bids for 1959 Western Golf Tournament
The Oklahoma City Amateur Golf Association voted to underwrite 40060 to bid for the 1959 Western golf tournament. If awarded, the event would be held at Twin Hills Country Club, site of the 1955 Oklahoma City Open, with city officials meeting Western Golf Association leaders to discuss sponsorship.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Amateur Golf Association
Twin Hills Country Club
Western Golf Association
College basketball scores across multiple games in chaotic report
Numerous matchups reported with scores across divisions, including Seton Kall 65 over Slagara 76 and Assumption 86 over Americar Intl 2. Other games show Western Reserve 47, West Va Wesleyan 51, MIT vs Worcester Tech 1, and multiple overtimes. The fragmentary list includes teams like Norwich, Davis-Bikini WF Rider, Hunter, Tom, and East Tennessee, with mixed accuracy and several garbled names.
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Esst Slagara
Seton Kall
St. Johns
Sha
Meanhatten
Midnitzyary
Norwich
Assumption
Americar
Quantico
Bethany
Western Reserve
West Va
Wesleyan
Davis-Bikini
Hunter
MIT Ti
Worceeter Tech
Morris Harvey
Tampa
Tech
Salem
Clark
Lowell Tech
Edinboro
Allesheny
Oswego
Brockport
Bluefield
Berry
Florida Southern
Erskine
Davidson
Coll
Charleston
Lenoir Rhyne
Guilford
Lincoln Memorial
East Tenn
Tranqvivania
Union
Florida State
Rolling
Emory Weary
Milligan
Viginia Stre
Hampton
Richmond
Virginia Medical
Sheplard
Newport News Ap
Wis Madonna
Bellarmine
Midwest Wheaton
Lewis
South Dakota
Omata
Tjamestown
Wahpeton
Sclonmen Valley Ciy
Mayville
Ss. “Tech
Northwestern
Minn
Millon
Miwaukee Tech
Langston
Panhandie
Emporia
Friends
Kansas City
Sterling
Wooster
Los Angeles
Wiitman
Lewis-Clark
Ceri
Washy
Wester
Heiss Leads Paris World Figure Skating Contests
Carol Heiss of Crone Park New York led the world figure skating competition after the first of six compulsory figures in Paris. Heiss had 135.3 points, with Hanna Waller of Austria second at 129.6 and Ingrid Wendl third at 195.4 amid 29 contestants.
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Paris
Carol Heiss
Crone Park
N.Y
New York
Austria
Hanna Waller
Ingrid Wendl
Joan Haanappel
Holland
Nancy Heiss
Earpl
Cara] Wanek
Claralyn Lewis
Colorado
Eiffel Tower
Dave Jenkins
Colorado Springs
Colo
Tim Brown
Carmichael
Oslif
Brown
Jenkins
Barbara Wagner
Robert Paul
Canada
June Markham
Courtney Jones
Great Britain
Pung Cards 66 For Early Lead In St Petersburg Open
ST. PETERSBURG FL A distant lead forms as Pung shoots 66 in the first round of the St Petersburg Women's Open. Her front nine 32 includes five straight birdies from the fifth to the ninth and only 10 putts on that stretch. Betsy Rawls stands seven back at 73, just ahead of Louise Suggs and Patty Berg.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Dache Pung
St Petersburg
SEGA
Betsy Rawls
Louise Suggs
Patty Berg
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Coaltown
Eddie Arcaro
Wew York
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Torco As & Aw
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Sons ‘Siouts
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Asdall
Beaton
Dricoit AY S ScunoOche
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St. Mary's
Yasky Boyt
Fellhe
Indias
Centee
Joe Buller
Jerry Winson
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Butler
Empire
Joe Watson
John Hannigan
Centen
Joey Mitchell
Mike Ware
Ronnie Kolker
Don Marti
Mitchell
Hannigan
Chick Crew
Stemn Suvesun
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Syracuse
Gr Amroat
Cache
Cummins
Pepsi Cala
Somer Lancs
Cloyd
Strohna
Bal Neiheisel
Gil Mae Maconih
Sonnve
Tob Easterny
Thestead Sintle
Larry Milbs
Bob Greiner
Browning
S.8w
Remington
Winchester
Liberty Army
Minute Sports
Tulsa
David Voss
University of Tulsa
Reshman
Bo Craphe
Cowela
Jim
Wilson
Sox
Dick Bonoven
Earl Torgeson
Jus Wilson
Jed
Green Bay
Forrest Gregg
National Football League
Gregg
Packers
Camp Carson
Southern Methodist
Sim Wison
Eager MacKay
Yanks
Calta Mel
DODGE
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