Tiny Toy Poodle Wins Best in Show at Westminster
New York report says Wilber White Swan a six pound toy poodle won Westminster Kennel Club best in show at Madison Square Garden. Judge Paul Palmer praised its form spirit and handling while Anne Rogers trained it for owner Mrs. Bertha Smith.
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Lockwood's 600 Trial Ends In Narrow Loss In Major League
Cecil Lockwood blasted a 220 600 series for Falstaff Beer in the Major bowling league at Sooner Lanes last night but Falstaff fell four points as Lawton Case led Lawton Cafe to a three point win. Harold Ross 209 541 and Bob Welch 538 for Lawton Cafe. Rex Beall 214 500 for Falstaff.
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Sooner
Lawton Case
Harold Ross
Bob Welch
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Ken Dennings
Russell-Ford Insurance
Don Eaton
Dave Stack
Bill Hershey
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Kellys Creamery
Farmers Insurance
Anne Ekstrom
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Pat Morris
Frankie Ledford
Lakettes
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Cage Results Across Nations High School Basketball
A stream of high school and college games results across the nation shows Lawton topping Altus by one point while Chickasha defeats Duncan. Other top scores include Bethany over OC Northwest, Ada dominating Ardmore, and Oklahoma City teams posting varied margins. Conference and regional matchups feature numerous close finales and high totals across states.
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Duncan
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OC Central
Enid
OC Capitol Hill
Ponca City
Perry
Blackwell
Chilocco
Broken Arrow
Pryor
Cushing
Cushing Washington
Guthrie
Stillwater
Sand Springs
Okmulgee
Tulsa Central
Muskogee
Tulsa
Rogers
Bartlesville
Webster
Sapulpa
Pawnee
Hominy
Drumright
Juniors Bow To El Reno In Season Finale
El Reno beat Lawton 27 to 21 to end Lawton’s season at 9 6. Bruce Cottey limited Shorty Cook but Jimmy Preston led El Reno with 14 points while James York scored eight for Lawton.
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Wolves
Shorty Cook
Bruce Cottey
Jimmy Preston
James York
Lawton
Ei. Reno
Fogg
York
Worsham
Tillman
Cottey
Ray
Preston
Kopepesah
Mowry
Cook
Estes
Desmond
George
Tonemah
Dayton
Hillis
Co. Brooks
Milwaukee Signs Sharp Prospect
SEATTLE P A scout for the Milwaukee Braves announced the signing of Bob Jacobs an 18 year old Seattle infielder who was named the outstanding player in last year’s state All Star Junior baseball game. Jacobs received a 4600 Triple A contract with option to be trained in the minors. He will report to Wichita Kansas then move to a lower classification club.
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Milwaukee Braves
Bob Jacobs
Bill Marshall
Los Altos
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Milwaukee
Jacobs
Marshall
Wichita
Kan
Iower
Lausse Versus Boyd Tonight in Chicago Stadium Fight
Eduardo Lausse a 2-1 favorite meets Bobby Boyd in a 10 round middleweight bout at Chicago Stadium televised by ABC headlined as a title shot path. Lausse, 61-6-3 with 49 knockouts, seeks to push toward Olson Robinson winner. Boyd at 37-6-2 with 22 knockouts also aims for knockout victory.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Tiger Jones
Kid Gavilan
Gene Fullmer
Park Edwards
Georgia Small
Johnny Sullivan
Milo Savage
Savage
Wolverines Face El Reno in Boomer Conference Battle
Lawton shot 19 of 47 for 40.4 percent while Al tus went 18 of 21 at the line in a Wolverine scoring effort. The Wolverines, 5-3, visit El Reno, 7-2, on Friday for second place in the Boomer conference after last night’s box score and Boucher heroics.
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Altus
Wolverines
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LHS
Dons extend win streak as No 1 in AP poll
San Francisco Dons roll past San Jose State 76 52 for 45th straight victory and maintain top ranking in the Associated Press weekly poll. Also in sports notes from golf, amateur results, dog show, and horse racing events across Florida and New Orleans.
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Calif
San Francisco Dons
San Jose State
Weekly Associated Press
Harrison Fires 61 In Tuneup For Texas Open Tournament
SAN ANTONIO Tex P E J Dutch Harrison fired a 61 in a pro am at Oak Hills in a tuneup for the Texas Open. The 10 under par round toped 29 32 with six front nine birdies and four on the back. Harrison earned 400 as low pro, five clear of Maxwell Burke Finsterwald in a 66 tied for second.
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Dutch) Harrison
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Don Finsterwald
Bedford Heights
Ohio
Boxers Scuffle Across Cities in Overnight Matches
Port land fighter Jimmy Martinez 160 from Phoenix knocked out Peter Mueller 162 of Germany in Galveston. Alex Vargas 140 of Galveston stopped Young Junior 137 from Albany. Milo Savage 160 of Salt Lake City outpointed Esau Ferdin 162 of Los Angeles. Rocky Randell 139 of Tampa outpointed Andy Arel 135 of Massena. Andre Tessier 164 of Springfield outpointed Sammy Walker 160 of Springfield.
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Finks Considering Notre Dame Backfield Coach Offer
Former Tulsa star Jim Finks confirmed he has an offer to become Notre Dame backfield coach. The veteran NFL quarterback with the Pittsburgh Steelers said he will decide within a few days.
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Jim Finks
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Finks
Pittsburgh Steelers
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