Lawton High linemen Jennings and Howard shine in college
Column highlights James Howard and Doyle Jennings as top Lawton High linemen. Jennings, a 222 pound OU junior, eyeing guard or tackle for Gomer Jones’ No. 1 line. Howard, 210 pounds, started for Oklahoma A&M and impressed coaches with his speed and effort. Speegle praises both as outstanding high school linemen and future college contributors.
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James Howard
Doyle Jennings
Glenn Dasser
Jennings
Oklahoma
Gomer Jones
The
State University
Coward
Oklahoma A&m
Burling
Howard
James
Duane Underwood
A&m
Lawton
Jos
LHS
Lawton High Sinee
Doyle
Lawson
Wolverines
Cliff Speegle
Cliff
Speegie
Speegle
Speeg
Dobbs Shuffles Tulsa Players
Tulsa University football coach Bobby Dobbs reshuffles the first unit after a spring scrimmage. Sophomore Ronnie Morris moves from right to left half and Dallas junior Billy Verble shifts to left tackle, replacing Opie Bandy who drops to the second unit. Freshman Carnie Block wins the center job. Dobbs labels the team green at center due to inexperience.
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TULSA
Tulsa University
Bobby Dobbs
Ronnie Morris
Billy Verble
Dallas
Conto
Opie Bandy
Kingfisher
Morris
Carnie Block
Los Angeles Plans Strategy To Lure Dodgers To Coast
Mayor Nor ris Poulson invites city and county officials to a luncheon to plan attracting the Brooklyn Dodgers to Los Angeles. He will visit Florida to confer with owner Walter O Malley who recently bought the Los Angeles Angels from F K Wrigley. Council supports discussion and fans buzz about possible Dodgers move.
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Los Angeles
Dodgers
Norris Poulson
City and Cour
Brooklyn Dodgers
Florida
Poulson
Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles Angels
F. K. Wrigley
County Board of Supervisors
Rosalind Wyman
Malley
Aggies edge Bacone as Murray game looms Friday
Cameron's Aggies rolled past Bacone 73 58 behind Fred Yeahqua 33 points to raise to 18 6 while Ronnie Feger sprained ankle may miss Friday’s key showdown with Murray. Eastern trails in the chase for the league title as Northeastern A&M leads with a 6 2 mark and four games left.
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Cameron
Aggies Wal
Bacone
Murray Ronnie Feger
Aggie
Fred Yeahqua
Aggies
Barone
Northeastern
A&m
Eastern
Mountaineers
Northern
Celler
Bacotie
Yeahqua
Ideo
Indians
Claudel Qvertorn
Miss Heiss Favored to Win National Figure Title
Colorado Springs report on 17 year old world titlist Miss Heiss of Ozone Park New York leading the field at the 1857 world figure skating championships. She trains at the Broadmoor Ice Palace amid altitude complaints from visiting skaters as four of six compulsory figures are scheduled today with finals Thursday for the women and Saturday for the men.
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Colorado Springs
Cole M
Perkyard Heiss
Ozone Park
N.Y
Broadmoor Ice Palace
Carol
Lavette
Veteran lefty sees pennant path for Braves in 1957
Warren Spahn, Braves ace, predicts Milwaukee wins the NL pennant while Dodgers may drop to fourth. He cites overconfidence last year and targets Cardinals as strongest challenger. Spahn, nearing 36, feels in better shape and urges a focused push to win. He notes Brooklyn’s loss of Jackie Robinson and aging core as factors in a potential skid.
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Joe Reichler
Bradenton
Fla
Warren Spahn
Braves
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Spahn
Jackie Robinson
Robinson
Duke Snider
Pee Wee Reese
Big Boys Take Over Spotlight At Chicago
The Golden Gloves tournament opened with 20 technical knockouts across fly to lightweight divisions as Denver, Kenosha, Nashville, Cincinnati and other cities led early team scores. Oklahoma boxers including Carroll Stafford and Dale Young advanced, while familiar champions like Tommy Reynolds won in bantamweight for Kansas City.
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Gary Ward
Tulsa, Okla
John Seymour
Chicago Stadium
Seymour
Chicago
Denver
Kenosha
Wis
Montgomery
Ala
Joe Shaw
Kansas City
Shaw
U. S
Melbourne
Oklahoma
Tommy Reynolds
St. Louis
Reynolds
Levi Rivera
Tony Carona
Caroma
Peewee Cage Meet Opens With City Title Dreams
In Lawton high Fieldhouse tonight at 6 10 one semifinal pairs Cadhe and Dunbar, city league champions, in Class A action of the peewee tournament. Class B games follow with finals Friday and the Clarke playoff winners Cache and Dunbar set for a rematch Saturday for the crown.
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Cadhe
Dunbar
Lawton High
Paul Prior
Cache
Lincoln
East Loop
Cine Ac St Mary's Va. Tall
Lincoinca
Cleveland
Douglassows
Howell
Lass B—Adams
Post School
Wilson
Washington
Swinney
Rouse
Well
Tefferson
Ropers
Clayn C—Jackson
Whittier
Garfield
Fort Sill
Cardinals Trade Whitey Lockman for Hoyt Wilhelm
St. Louis Cardinals traded first baseman outfielder Whitey Lockman to the New York Giants for reliever Hoyt Wilhelm in a straight player deal with no cash exchanged.
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ST. Petersburg
Fle
St. Louis Cardinals
Whitey Lockman
New York Giants
Pucher Hoyt Wilhelm
Supreme Court opens antitrust door for pro football
The court ruled six to three that professional football falls under antitrust statutes, unlike baseball. The decision prompts talk of extending antitrust laws to baseball and shapes pending cases like Radovich v. NFL.
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Whitney Shoemaker
Washington W
Supreme Court
Celler
D-Ny
House
Judiciary Committee
Tom Clark
Clark
Court
Congress
High
NFL
San Francisco
William Radovich
University of Southern California
Detroit Lions
Radovich
Detroit
Los Angeles Dons
All America
Los Angeles
Tar Heels Open Lead in AP Basketball Poll
The undefeated North Carolina team extended its lead atop the AP poll with 757 points, far ahead of Kansas at 637. Last week the margin was only 50 points. The list shows top ten and second ten teams with multiple votes from sportwriters and sportscasters.
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Associated Fres
Vich
North Carolina
Associated Press
Tar Heels
Kansas
Frank McGuire
Jayhaw
Sal
North Carolink Él
Kentucky
Southern Methodis
Seattle
Ecla Hy
Bradley
Louisville
Vanderbilt
Indane
Oklahoma A&m F
D. Ui
Oklahoma
Memphis State
Mississippi
Virginia Tech
North Carolina Stretches Lead in UP Ratings
North Carolina Tar Heels hold a wide margin over Kansas in the United Press ratings as they aim for a perfect regular season with games remaining against Wake Forest and Duke. The 22 0 record followed a win over NC State and South Carolina, with Kansas at 18 3 and Kentucky, California, and others also listed.
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NEW York
North Carolina Tar Heels
Waite Forest
Duke
Kansas Jayhawks
United Press
Frank McGuire
Tay Heels
North Carolina State
South Carolina
Laked Press
North Carolina
Kansas
Kentucks
Pheray
California
Louisville
Virginia
Sander
Brigham “Young
Dayton
Bette Deine
Okahome City
Ohio State
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Jack Fair
Fort Worth
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Don Devlin
Ray Salazar
Roswell
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Archie Lee Wiliams
Toledo
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Jack Horn
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Lowsville
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