Brogan Wins Cherry Tree Rally in 60-Mile Sprint
Suzanne Brogan roared through 60 miles of paved roads Sunday to capture the Cherry Tree Rally sponsored by the Comanche Touring Club. Wayne Harrington guided Brogan as navigator, with Elaine Turner and Herb Turner finishing second and Marge Benson and Bob Benson trailing.
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Comanche Touring Club
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Bob Benson
Liston Photos Draw Crowd At Miami Beach Workout
Writer pays five dollars for a Liston photo at the Miami Beach workout as fans line up among scouts and housewives to pose with the heavyweight champion awaiting his title defense against Cassius Clay. The scene includes a photographer, a banquet of spectators, and Liston’s silent, imposing presence.
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Sonny Liston
Liston
Cassius Clay
Abe Lincoln
Shelley Hayes
Paul Abdoo
Abdoo
Denver
Australian Clarke Sets Indoor Record as Lindgren Leads Three Mile
Gerry Lindgren, a 17 year old from Spokane, led early but Ron Clarke surged to indoor record 13 18 for the three mile at Madison Square Garden. Clarke and Lindgren shared the spotlight as Clarke praised Lindgren's pacing and Lindgren finished third, while Clarke broke the listed record and Lindgren set a personal best.
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John Rogers
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McArdle
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OMA Nears Jaco Crown in Narrow Title Chase
Oklahoma Military Academy needs one more win to clinch the Oklahoma Junior College Conference crown. OMA sits 6-1 while Eastern and Murray are 4-2. a Thursday home game against Eastern looms as the key matchup. Bacone has already secured the Bi-State title with 6-0. Fort Smith 4-2, St. Gregory's 24, Oklahoma State Tech 0-6.
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Eastern
Murray
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St. Gregory’s
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City Pin Results From Holiday Twilight League and More
League results from Holiday Twilight and other groups include top indi and team scores. Notable performances: Gary Nelson 251 game and 598 series. Fowler's Trophies 734 team game and 1957 team series. Dee Hyatt 202 game and 560 series. Team No. 6 1999 team series. Esther McLean 164 in Breakfast Clubbers. Ugo Suges 530 team game and 1488 team series. various standings across leagues at Sheridan and Fort Sill Lanes.
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Buges
Pro Hockey At a Glance
Pro Hockey action highlights across national leagues with standings, key scores, and notable plays. Teams contending for playoff spots are profiled, with standout performances by leading scorers and goaltenders shaping early season momentum.
Petty Wins Daytona 500 Sets Sights On NASCAR Crown
Richard Petty won the Daytona 500 at a record 154.334 mph pace earning 35300 dollars and boosting him toward the NASCAR Grand National points title. Paul Goldsmith and Bobby Isaac pushed early as Petty and his 1964 Plymouth led from midrace, with Jimmy Pardue and Marvin Panch in Plymouths finishing second and fourth respectively.
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Snead Wins PGA Seniors Title on First Try in Florida
Slammin Sam Snead, 51, captured the PGA Seniors Championship at the new PGA National course with a nine under par 279, earning $2,500 and the Teacher Trophy which includes a trip to Britain to face the British Senior champion. Barnum and Harrison chased him but fell short as Snead claimed his 114th tour victory.
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England
Wilt Chamberlain Leads Warriors Past Lakers in Tight Finish
Wilt Chamberlain scored the last five points including a jumping winner with seven seconds left as San Francisco beat Los Angeles 109 108. The win keeps the Warriors two games up on St Louis and six ahead of Philadelphia in the Eastern race. Hal Green led the 76ers with 28 points while Walt Bellamy had 32 for Baltimore in a rout of Detroit.
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All-Stars Sweep Indian Tournament in Oklahoma City
Lawton's Ace All-Stars clinched the state Indian basketball title with three wins Saturday night. They beat the Tulsa Roadrunners 74 61 and defeated the Oklahoma City T-Birds 63 54 and 75 53 to secure the championship.
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