Aggies face Eastern in pivotal conference clash Saturday
Cameron Aggies, 16-6, host Eastern Mountaineers in Cameron Athletic Hall at 8:00 p.m. The Mountaineers lead the loop 6-2 while Cameron sits 4-3 seeking to shake up the race with a win. Eastern has endured late-season slips but remains in title contention as Region II tournament looms March 14-16.
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Games Set Tonight In Cage Play
The District 25 jinx haunted favorites as Walters edged Temple 30 48 in the state Class cage playoffs. Tonight will decide the finalists for Saturday’s championships with several title bouts on tap at Walter’s arena including Cache vs Temple girls and Kataraoga vs Union Valley boys, plus Cyril vs Elgin and Cement vs Sterling. Walters’ comeback marked a near major upset in the southwest region.
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District 25 basketball results from Walters and surrounding towns
Walters beat Temple 25 point star Don Logan led Walters with 25. Cement edged Sterling 45 44 as Ann Salyers 26 and Lou Pipka 24 starred. Hastings girls beat Genimo 54 36, Margie Phillips 18 and Robbie Mallow 12 led Genimo. Nearby upsets included Ryan Leon girls 43 37 over Addington and Courtney boys 41 36 over Terra.
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Indiahermma
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Hockey At A Glance
National League Retreit 3 Montreal 3. International League Cincinnati 7 Toledo 2. American League Bulato at Rochester. Eastern League Chacliz at Philadelphia. Diner leagues not scheduled.
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Dodgers weigh future as Brooklyn stadium doubts linger
O'Malley warns Dodgers may relocate if renewed Brooklyn stadium efforts stall. Brooklyn leaders set up a sports authority after Ebbets Field sale, but city funding remains sparse and no office or phone exists. If no new stadium emerges within six months, O'Malley says he will pursue other arrangements and deny bluffing about moving the franchise.
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Aggies Upset Jayhawks In Iba Style Showdown
Oklahoma A&M coached by Hank Tha used disciplined ball handling to upset Kansas 56 54 at Stillwater in a non conference game. Wilt Chamberlain scored 32 points as Arlen Clark sparkled off the bench holding him to eight after intermission.
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National Guard Boxers Clash With Anadarko Chickasha Squad
The National Guard team and an Anadarko-Chickasha combined squad meet on Saturday night at the Armory in an amateur card starting at 8 p.m. with at least 14 bouts. Proceeds fund ring equipment for the Guard. 30 boys train ahead of the Golden Gloves.
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Lethal
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Tulsa
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Chicago
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Aggies pin Wildcats as Lynn seals 4 11 pin
Oklahoma A&M wrestled to a 20 6 victory over Kansas State in Manhattan. Heavyweight Ead Lynn earned the night’s lone pin, defeating Wildcat Danny Noe in 4 11. It was A M’s second win against two losses and one defeat for Kansas State.
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Basilio Favored To Retain Title In Cleveland Bout
Basilio holds a strong edge as world welterweight champion ahead of Johnny Saxton in their third title fight at the Cleveland Arena. Basilio’s healing hand boosts confidence. Saxton vows to box, not slug. Crowd projected near 9,000 with over $100,000 gross. TV blackout in Cleveland area. ring time 10 p.m. EST. purses around $343,000 each from a shared gate and TV fee.
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All-Star Classic Bowling Leads, Ross Tops with 597 Series
Ross hits a 222 597 series to top all scorers at Sooner Lanes in the All-Star Classic. Plank, Pope, and Corrales close behind with 227 591, 226 590, and 212 390. Botkin, Sanders Hardware, Duncan Equipment, Pepsi Cola, Sooner Lanes and others split points across multiple matches.
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Cire Schroeder
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Don Eaton
Kenwood
Jim
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