Twenty Clubs Roll Saturday In Girls Meet
Twenty clubs return Saturday for the Oklahoma Women's Bowling Tournament at Soon er Lanes in all classes except the ten A division. Class E debuts test the 500 or under averages with five teams aiming to upend Lawton's Carlois Rentals. Leaders remain Darby-Everest Cadillac Oklahoma City in A, Hatcher Laundry Tulsa in B, Carloss Rentals Lawton in C, and Wright's Restaurant Lawton in D with current scores.
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Oklahoma
Sooner
Lawton
Wright's Restaurant
Pinups
Tulsa
Rockets
Debolt Pharmacy
Sand Springs
Wilson & Co
Oklahoma City
Worrell-Lowe
Oldsmobile
Shawnee
Wright's
Commander Mills
Darby-Everest Cadillac
Hatcher Laundry
Carloss Rentals of
Wright’s Restaurant
Carloss Rentals
Alma Tripp
Lillian Underwood
Virginia Mason
Kay Peace
Alice Hutzler
Carloss
Lawton City
Paul Nishimura
District Glovers Take Titles In Fights On Card
Six District Glovers win in a packed event as Davis leads on points when Poco is stopped for a cut. Armstrong tops Crook in a novice TKO, Corley edges Pryce in a fast start then wears him down. O'Neal drops Prater, later KO’d. Carter loses to Hampton in a lively bantam bout. Slater defeats Wright after Wright’s mouthpiece issue. McIntyre retains title amid crowd boos. Team scores show Lawton leading open with 12 points, Miami second with eight.
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Davis
Poco
Armstrong
Crook
Pryce
Sill
Ministry
Fort Smith
Harold Corley
O'Neal
Prater
O’neal
Carter
Millard Hampton
Jay
Hampton
Sillman
Wright
Cameron College
Richard Slater
Tulsa
Jim Porter
Aggie
Slater
Richard Smith
Noel Posser
Tishomingo
Tahahawah
Hugo
Bobby McIntyre
McIntyre
Wayne Corley
Corley
Jeffery
Lawton
Johnny Gouga
Picher
Jim Pate
Sand Springs
Boyd Harris
Stilwell
Jim Townley
Jim
Anderson Carter
Ft. Sill
Tirador Armstrong
Anadarko
Paul Crook
George Pryce
Sammy Smith
Muskogee
Pete Lingren
Miami
Philmore Wright
Noel Rosser
Charles Prater
George O’neal
Ice Hockey Scores and Schedules
The Associated Press reports Thursday results with Montreal defeating New York 5 to 2. International League saw Cincinnati beat Toledo 9 to 2. Friday’s schedule includes Toronto at Chicago in the National League Hershey at Cleveland and Clinton at Philadelphia in the Eastern League.
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Boston
Syracuse
New York
Fort Wayne Ie
Minneapolis
Rochester Ee
St Louis
Fort Wayne
Rochester
Associated Press
Montreal
Cincinnati
Toledo
Toronto
Chicago
Hershey
Cleveland
Clinton
Crosley Field to Air Condition Dugouts Press Box
Arrangements have been completed to air condition the player dugouts the press box and the radio and television announcers booth at Crosley Field for the coming baseball season.
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Cincinnati
Crosley Field
Can Selectors Keep Ignoring Bad Larsen
New York Can Uncle Sam s Davis Cup selectors continue to snub bad boy Art Larsen The lefthander from San Leandro Calif joined an international field in the quarter finals of the National Indoor Championships Larsen seeded second behind the ousted Vice Seixas became a favorite for the title with Sven Davidson of Sweden He beat Barry MacKay 9 7 3 6 7 5 to reach the quarter finals and faces Bob Howe of Australia next Other results include Davidson vs Armando Vieira and Sidney Schwartz vs Ulf Schmidt Schwartz upset Seixas 6 3 12 19 Larsen is a former national champion who faced sanctions over frankness and unorthodox training habits
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New York
Sam
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Calif
Vice Seixas
Larsen
Sven Davidson
Sweden
Davidson
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Bob Howe
Australia
George Mandel
Armando Vieira
Sidney Schwartz
Long Beach
N.Y
Ulf Schmidt
Gil Shea
Los Angeles
Grant Golden
Wilmette, Ill
Schwartz
Seixas
Forest Hills
U.S. Lawn Tennis Assa
Sid Schwartz
Vic Seixas
Waldorf's UC tenure in focus amid coaching doubts
Waldorf, the central figure at the University of California athletic program, faced alumni discontent and questions about a possible move to an athletic director post. Temporary AD William Monahan rejected changes, confirming progress on the situation while Waldorf defended his leadership. Wary of broader calls for change, officials affirmed confidence in Waldorf as contracts run through 1957, with resignations from Zeb Chaney and Hal Grant settled.
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Berkeley
Calif
Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf
University of California
Waldorf
Brutus Hamilton
William Monahan
Zeb Chaney
Hal Grant
Golden Bear
Monahan
California
Ronnie Knox
UCLA
Harvey
Knox
Northwestern
Wildcats
Hamm Paces Civic League bowlers in night of lanes action
Hamm banged thema ples for a 208 541 series to lead Civic league bowlers at Sooner Lanes last night and paced the Lions to a two game victory over the Elks. Joe Noviello topped the Elks with 507. Clarence Scott and Hopkins led Northwest Kiwanis with 500 and 513 series as they swept Fort Sill American Legion three games. Oliver Townsend led Legionnaires with 499. Jim Hinson had 504 but ABC outfit won one of three against the Jaycees. Rinkydinks split with the Hits as Guttersnipes beat Three Deuces. Women's league saw Ritchie Aruta 210 525 and Iva Boyd 220 518 pacing last night’s action.
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Volney Hamm
Maples
Civic League
Sooner
Lions
Elks
Joe Noviello
Clarence Scott
Hopkins
Northwest Kiwanis
Fort Sill American Legion
Oliver Townsend
Legionnaires
Jim Hinson
ABC
Jaycees
Lois Butcher
Rinkydinks
Guttersnipes
Ritchie Aruta
Iva Boyd
Barber tops opening Houston Open in tight battle
Jerry Barber fired a five under par 67 for a one stroke lead over Bill Casper Jr. and Jack Burke in round one of the $30,000 Houston Open. Cary Middlecoff struggled with an 80 amid windy conditions as the field began play.
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Houston
Tex
Jerry Barber
Bill Casper Jr
Jack Burke
Cary Middlecoff
Sarasota
Fla
Louise Suggs
Fay Crocker
Blackwell Favored To Grab State Wrestling Title
Blackwell is favored to win the state high school wrestling tournament opening tonight in Blackwell. Nine entrants from Blackwell are supported by Perry as defending champions after Blackwell defeated Perry 105 to 81 in the regional at Perry last weekend. Tulsa Rogers and Tulsa Central also rank as strong contenders with Rogers beating Central 92 to 85 in the Tulsa regional.
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Blackwell
Okla
Perry
Tulsa Rogers
Tulsa Central
Rogers
Central
Tulsa
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