Lead In Six Events Lawton Bowlers Shine In Women's Tourney
Lawton bowlers lead six events in the state women's bowling tournament after the second weekend at Sooner Lanes. Pat Morris tops Class E singles with a 457 series, while Lawton’s Anna Belle Lewis and Lucille Roberts lead Class E doubles. Class A leaders are Pat Gunn Batterton and Ruth Curnutt Letty Parker. Class B top pairs include Louise Baker Betty O Neal. Class C doubles see Grace Hall Pat Clay top pair, and Carlois Rentals holds Class C team lead with 2258.
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Lawton Keglers
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Mary Parrish
Oklahoma City
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McAlester
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Pat Gunn
Jean Batterton
Ruth Curnutt
Letty Parker
Tulsa
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Arvola Karp
Jessie Dillard
Juanita Stowe
June Aylor
Betty Arthus
Shawnee
Louise Baker
Betty O'Neal
Evelyn Witucki
Alma Kramer
Louise Mackey
Betty Kinnery
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Polly Wagner
Sand Springs
Rubye Reed
Virginia McConnell
Grace Hall
Pat Clay
Peegy Goforth
Maxine Bailey
Ponca City
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Rae Bunger
Guymon
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Pearl Whitecrow
Miami
Wilma
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Ner
Marge Moon
Hazel Kasselman
Iva Boyd
Mary Whithire
Earline Hughes
Margaret Branthoffer
Helen Brown
Bartlesville
Verlie Chamberlain
Marge Conley
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Talbert Analyzes U.S. Setbacks in Indoor Tennis
In New York, Ulf Schmidt upset Sven Davisson to win the National Indoor Championships, highlighting American talent gaps. USLTA president Renville McMann calls for rebuilding from the bottom, while Bill Talbert cautions that indoor success may not translate outdoors. Schmidt’s victory over Davisson, plus Seixas and Giammalva winning men’s doubles, marks a pivotal moment in American tennis.
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U.S. Lawn Tennis Assn
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LTA
Bill Talbert
U.S
Sweden
Vic Seixas
Art Larsen
G:l Shea
Sam Giammalva
Young Schmidt
Davidson
Davidser
Laisse
Tony Trabert
Reginald Heir
Anoer New Yorker
Ted Tarangioli
USLTA
Seixas
Giammalva
Larsen
Bob Howe
Australia
Flock Wins Race Again on Daytona Beach Course
Tim Flock, 31, from Atlanta, captured his third straight Grand National stock car race on Daytona Beach and pavement, beating Billy Myers of Kannapolis, North Carolina by 57 seconds. He hinted at a beach driving secret but refused to reveal it, likening it to Ben Hogan’s secrecy about golf.
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Daytona
Tim Flock
Atlanta
Billy Myers
Germanton
N.C
Flock
National Assn
Ben Hogan
Weekend Fights By The Associated Press
HOLLYWOUNDD Vince Delgado aged 127 stopped Nunn Randle at 130 in the Oak bout. LANSING Michigan Kenny Lane aged 13914 from Muskegon stopped Isaac Vaughn at 3136. In Cincinnati, SAINTE-NAZAIRE France Gerhard Hecht aged 173 defeated Charles Colin aged 173. Colin did not come out for the 13th round.
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Los
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Oak- Lansing
Mich
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Muskegon
Isaac Vaughn
Cincinneti
Sainte-Nazaire
France
Gerhard Hecht
Germany
Charles Colin
Colin
Jockey killed in Tucson race track accident
Charlie Guin, a leading jockey at Rillito race track, died after being thrown from Letitia's Boy in the ninth race yesterday and trampled by several horses.
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Ariz
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Rillito Race Track
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Sports In Brief GOLF AND TENNIS RESULTS ACROSS NATION
Fort Lauderdale golfer Ted Kroll fired a 69 to win the Houston Open with 277 total. Betsy Rawls edged Betty Dodd by one stroke for 291 at the Babe Zaharias Cancer Fund event in Sarasota. Ulf Schmidt beat Sven Davidson 6-1 6-3 8-10 6-3 in New York finals of the National Indoor. Budge Patty defeated Jaroslav Drobny 15-13 6-2 6-4 in Nice. Montreal Captures NHL crown with 5-1 over Detroit. Joe Haines ties world record at 6.1 in the 60-yard dash as Penn and Manhattan College share IC4A honors. Needles wins Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah Park. Bob by Brocato wins Santa Anita Handicap. Ann’s Love prevails at Fair Grounds. Rock Pilot wins at Sunshine Park. Styrunner opens Oaklawn Day feature in Hot Springs.
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Church Bowlers Vote Trophies For Top Teams
The church league voted Monday night to award trophies to the top three teams in the final standings and to the bowlers with the high game and high series, plus to every member of the champion squad. A June banquet was planned with date yet to be set.
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Church League
Delany Faces Fast Mile Rival At Knights Of Columbus Meet
New York University senior George King plans a fast pace in the Knights of Columbus Games mile at Madison Square Garden, aiming for a sub 4:10 time and challenging Ron Delany of Villanova who has dominated the indoor season with late kicks. King, 130 pounds, recently set an IC4A two mile mark, while coach Emil von Elling predicts a strong race and keeps Delany honest.
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Villanova
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New York University
Greg Rice
King
Dick Church
Syracuse
Emil von Elling
Four State Clubs In NAIA Playoff Tangle At Durant
Four teams from the Oklahoma Collegiate Basketball Conference race to reach the NAIA tournament in Kansas City. OBU faces Southwestern at 7 30 p m and Central meets Southeastern at 9 p m Thursday with winners to play the final Saturday night at 8 p m.
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Lawton Bowler In Money In the City Tournament
Wilma Fujita, Lawton's candidate for state bowling queen honors, vaulted into fifth place in the Oklahoma City Times Bowling Classic Saturday, just 16 pins behind the leaders. Mrs Fujita rolled a 673 scratch score for her four games and, with a handicap of 180 finished with an 853 total.
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Wilma Fujita
Lawton
Mrs. Fujita
Cannes Indoor Crown Winners Crowned In France
Budge Patty of Los Angeles defeated Jaroslav Drobny of Egypt 15-13 6-2 6-4 to win the men's title at the Cannes indoor championships in Nice France. Althea Gibson of New York captured the women's title with a 6-1 6-2 victory over Shirley Bloomer of Great Britain.
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France
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Gift
Paris
Jaroslav Drobny
Egypt
Cannes
Althea Gibson
New York
Shirley Bloomer
Great Britain
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