Keglers' Korner honors bowler of week in 1956 start
Clayton Riley and Ann Charipar earned bowler of the week laurels in the first week of 1956. Riley surpassed his average by 47 pins with a 636 series for Lawton Case in the Major league, while Charipar exceeded hers by 42 pins for the Gutterettes of the Housewives league.
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Bill Ewald
Clayton Riley
Ann Charipar
Riley
Charipar
Art Young
Wilma Fujita
Young
Fujita
Lawton Case
Lions
Robert Muse
Oklahoma City Bowlers Lead State Tourney Run at Lawton
Oklahoma City with over 1,200 women league bowlers will challenge statewide competitors as the Oklahoma women's pink tournament rolls into Lawton starting February 25. Jean Batterton heads the Oke City contingent, boasting 53 five hundred-series this year and a 177 average, with rivals Pat King Gunn and Frances Novak among top contenders. The Times Singles Classic in Oklahoma City February 18-19 and 25-26 draws many southwestern participants, with over 700 entrants forecast for the women's event and hundreds more prizes available for high scorers.
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Raymond Crump
Constitution Press
Oklahoma City
Lawton
Jean Batterton
Oke City
Capital
Pat King Gunn
Frances Novak
Esther Goodman
Juanita
Stowe
Opal Jaco
Marge Garrett
Velma Hovasse
Novak-Hovasse
Tulsa
Douglas
Bowlarena
WIBC
Southwest
Aggie Brakes Lose to Ark City in Narrow Clash
Cameron’s Aggies, missing Fred Yeahque with flu, led 29-17 before Ark City’s foul shooting and late calls wiped out the lead. Cameron fell 70-62 to drop to 5-3 as Fran Seibuhr 16, Johnnie Carver 16 in the first half, Tom Reimers 17 led the scoring. Leibuhr 15 ppg, Carver, Reimers, Yeahquo around 10 ppg.
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Aggies
Lawton Jaycee
Ark City
Harvey Pate
Fred Yeahque
Kansans
Pate
Fran Seibuhr
Johnnie Carver
Aggie
Tom Reimers
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Reimers
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Argies Foe
Fort Sill Stars
Dodge City
Kan
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Rock Arrives In New York To Discuss Title Defense
Heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano landed in New York after visiting friends on the Pacific Coast. He planned a meeting with manager Al Weill within 10 days to discuss his next title defense. Weill resigned from the managers guild as a New York State Athletic Commission dispute with the guild intensified.
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New York
Rocky Marciano
Pacific Coast
al Weill
New York State Athletic Commission
New York Managers Guild
Weill
Los Angeles
Outdoor Report highlights conservation push by Jenkins
Lawton barber Curly Jenkins, president of the Lawton Coon Club, unveils a program to curb out of season hunting and overshooting, protect den trees and cover, and educate youth. The plan includes a potluck supper at Lake Quanah Parker clubhouse with a film by Tom Jessie and invitation to Dave Ware, plus notes on fishing, boating, and a Ten Commandments spoof from Outdoors America. The piece closes with Ray Hobison family hauling 125 speckled trout and five gallons of oysters at Rockport, Texas.
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Curly Jenkins
Lawton
Lawton Coon Club
Jenkins
Oklahoma
Fort Sill
Dave Ware
Fish and Game Department
H. R. Stapp
Walters
Lake Murray
Cotton County
Woody Wilson
Game and Fish Department
New Lake
Waurika
Lawton Boat Club
Joe Hill
McKinley Road
Lake Lawtonka
Ray Hobisons
Rockport
Texas
Wolverines On Course Against Lingering Foes
Wolverines appear set to beat their upcoming opponent as onlookers note consistency from last week. Jim Wilson remains top scorer for LHS, though his scoring average slipped to 16 points per game from above 18.
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Wolverines
LHS
Jim Wilson
Indiana Rally Flips Badgers in Big 10 Tilt
Indiana came from seven minutes left to beat Wisconsin 75 71 on a national Big 10 game telecast. Wisconsin led 38 31 at halftime and 16 in the first half before tiring. Charles Brown tallied six field goals and three free throws in the final stretch to seal Indiana’s eighth win in nine starts.
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Madison
Wis
Indiana
Wisconsin
Badgers
Charles Brown
Chicago
Hoosiers
Dickson Named Assistant Pro At Oaks Country Club
Tulsa January 7. Ben Dickson Jr., 1954 state amateur golf champion and former Oklahoma Aggie star, named assistant professional at Oaks Country Club. He replaces Jack Higgins who left to head Tulsa's Meadowbrook Country Club. Dickson, 24, reports for duty February 1. son of a McAlester pro, began career as assistant to his father at McAlester Country Club last spring.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ben Dickson Jr
Oklahoma Aggie
Oaks Country Club
Dickson
Jack Higgins
New Meadowbrook Country Club
Oaks
Marion Askew
McAlester
McAlester Country Club
Bartzen To Head OU Tennis School
Bernard Tut Bartzen former national clay court champion will head a staff of experts conducting the second annual clinic for Oklahoma tennis teachers at the University of Oklahoma January 27-28. Peter Arend former Danish Davis Cup player and Mrs Redford Stack Chickasha also on staff. The meeting is open to instructors coaches physical education majors and students or players serving as coaches assistants.
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Norman
Okla
Bernard
Tut) Bartzen
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Peter Arend
Redford Stack
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