Williams Selected Top Star in AP Year End Poll
Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox was named the outstanding male athlete of 1957 in the Associated Press year end poll. He led a strong field that included Willie Mays Mantle and Carmen Basilio, with Low Burdette trailing. Williams' win followed a near Miss for MVP honors by Mantle.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Cy Mantle
New York
Mighty Alarm
Williams
Milwiaekeepitcher Low Burdette
Sovies
Carmen Basilio
Stars In Review Twe Ase Pees Tons are the Obbets of the pinks
A garbled list of names across multiple sports and years appears, naming Danes like Pepper Marlin and Johnny Lujack among others. The fragment mentions football baseball and boxing era figures with scattered years and monikers.
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Fepper Marlin
Naser
Gene Sapazen
Yass
Carl Hubler
Weschalt
Hiey Dean
Baseball Rats
Lee Lows
Loxime
Jessco Owens
Dew Budge
Ferns
Lowe
Nite Kinnick
Tommy Natwaon
Firuthail Ingeia
Sinkwich
Gunder Hare
Inek Trad
Seron Nelson
Gall Ans-Bern
Ick
En Horgan
Wilie Mays
Teewan Cassidy
Mickey Masule
Ted Williams
Record of major sports awards and poll results across leagues
The article lists multiple poll tallies and awards across boxing, football, baseball, basketball, golf, and other sports. It highlights Basilio, Williams, Burdette, and Crow among top finishers, with points and first-place votes, plus a Fraternal Order presentation and league batting titles amid a broad All-America tally.
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Tacs
Basilio
Sugar Ray Robinson
Biantle
Order of Eagle
Frederick C. Siviler
Wilams
Mnath Williams
San Diego
Ted
AMG
Wiliams
Burdette
John Crow
Texas A&m
Slam Musial
St. Louis
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas
Dick Mayer
Jimmy Brown
Cleveland Browns
Floyd Patterson
Bill, Russell
Bob Consy
Boston Celtics
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Mantle
Lennie Rosenbluth
Allamerica
North Carolina
Former OU End Ivy Named Cardinal Head Coach
Chicago Cardinals select 41 year old Frank Ivy from Canada to lead the team. Ivy, ex Oklahoma star and Canadian coach, vows a tough rebuild, aiming to boost a struggling franchise by adopting varied pro formations and leveraging drafted wings Hill and Crow. He plans some staff changes but offers no specifics.
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Chicago Cardinals
Frank Ivy
Bud Wilkins
Oklahoma
Canada
Ivy
Ray Richards
Chicago
Tvy
Cardinal
Walt Wallner
Wallner
Skintook
Okla
Wilkinson
Sooners
Medmonton
Turners
NFL
Wing Hill
Rice
John Crow
Texas A&m
Semifinals Set In Big Pasture Tournament Clash
In Grandfield tonight Chattanooga and Geronimo boys meet for a final, while Geronimo and Big Pasture girls duel for finalists. Last night Temple toppled Oklah ton 49-35 to reach semis, and Big Pasture beat Temple 56-45. Alvin Thurman fouled out late, keeping Temple scoreless in his second straight low game.
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Chattanooga
Geronimo
Grandfield
Big Pasture
Temple Girls
Oklahnton
Tex
Temple
Rangers
Goel
Alvin Thurman
Tiger Backbone
Biz Pasture
Thurman
Tigers
Indiahoma
Southside
Snyder
Billy
Neal Williams
Fe Tigers
Mickey Stoward
Fletcher
Sterling
Davidson Boys
Frederick
Davidson Pirls
Bombers
Harlem Magicians to Play Shamrocks at Lawton High
The Harlem Magicians led by Marques Traynes meet the Boston Shamrocks in a Monday night exhibition at Lawton High School fieldhouse. The show, sponsored by LTS and Douglass letterman clubs, features Haynes the reputed dribbler, Sam Wheeler, and Josh Giclee with 6-4 Paul Martin as tallest. Advance tickets at Lawton and Douglass High Schools and R&S Sporting Goods. prices 50 cents students 1 dollar adults.
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Marques Traynes
Boston Shamrocks
Lawton High School
Letterman Clubs
LTS
Douglass
Haymes
Sam "Boom" Wheeler
Josh Giclee
Lite
Allen Davis
Haynes
Grider
Langston
Haslem Grodetrotter
Amania
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Lawier
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Sporting Goods
Lions Face OC Scoring Ace In Local Cage Showdown
Oklahoma City St Marys led by Alvin Roberts a 20 point per game scorer visits Lawton to clash with Douglass Lions at Central junior high gym Eddie West and Joe Butler pace the Lions while Roberts and St Marys seek ninth win in 11 games Fort Sill Indian School Empire and St Marys Eagles also on tap in the Southwestern Catholic conference schedule
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Oklahoma City
St. Mary's
Douglass Lions
Alvin Roberts
Roberts
Fort Sill
Empire
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Chickasha
L Joseph's
King
Relevan Ss
Tatum
Lions
Eddie West
Joe Butler
FSIS
St May
Midget Basketball Leas vSIS Scores Report
In a compact league update, Jefferson led Past and Lincoln with Will Rogers and Whittier sharing scoring. Dunbar and Swinney contributed, while Garfield and Wilson posted notable tallies as the small court action wrapped with Cleveland scoring seven.
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Jefferson
Lincoln
Will Rogers
Whittier
Dunbar
Swinney
Wilson
Garfield
Howail
Cleveland
Strohm and Pope Strike 600 Series in Star League
The Star League resumes after a two week break at Sooner Lanes with Strohm posting a 255 603 for Jepsi-Cola and Rod Pope 115 213 601 for Sanders Hardware. Pope leads Sanders with strong team scores as several lanes report high four point wins and noted 500 plus games across multiple teams.
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Uloyd Strohm
Jepsi-Cola
Rod Pope
Sander
Lupi
Champlin
Claire Schveder
Lefty Schmidt
Kermit Dees
McCord
Ohe
Bill McHarg
Bill Altizer
Gene Lockwood
Rex Beall
Strohm
Pepsi-Cola
McCord’s
Fran Reismeier
Bill Brooks
Pepsi Men
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Hawkins
18Th
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Cecil Reltner
Ed McDonald
Walter Lilley Witit
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Pebble Reach Slices Through In Brief Sports Item
Gas in brief sports notes covers scattered results and signings across multiple cities. Highlights include Berra signing with the Yankees for 30,000 dollars plus a reported 95, and Ivy taking head coach duties for the Chicago Cardinals. Other entries note coaches appointed and race winners at various tracks, with sparse details and mixed locales.
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Calif
Bob Toshuest
Bing Cro
Searing
Feunvlelspar
Bak Basham
New York
Yngi Berra
New York Yankees
Chicago
Brank Ivy
Nalin
Essily
Full Grounds
Acadia
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Rsequitty
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AL Koi Aia
MOAMT
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Cincy Star Oscar Robertson Nets 56 vs Seton Hall
Oscar Robertson scored 56 points as Cincinnati Bearcats crushed Seton Hall 118-54 at Madison Square Garden. The sophomore set new Garden scoring records for a college player, adding to Cincinnati’s 10th win as he eclipsed previous marks in points and field goals. Wilt Chamberlain led national averages remain ahead, while Robertson praised as best sophomore by Joe Lapchick.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Oscar Robertson
North Carolina
Virginia
Tar Heels
Robertson
Harry Boykoi
St. John’s
Brooklyn
St. Francis
DePani
George Mikan
Rhode Isand
Oscar
Joe Lapchick
Boyloff
Rob
Ertson
Tom
Gola
Lapchick
LaSalle
Philadelphia
Lapehick
Selon Hell
Cincinnati
Brarteats
Connie Dierking
OU and OSU Set For Big Dual After Early Wins
Oklahoma Sooners and Oklahoma State Cowboys are even in ranking after dual meets. Both teams previously defeated Kansas State by 26 points, with OU overpowering the Wildcats and OSU beating them in Norman. Led by NCAA champion Dick Dègato at 123 pounds and Gordon Roesler at heavyweight, the Sooners rely on Beattie, a 4 year Olympic hopeful returning to 167 pounds, as OSU counters with young talent and seasoned War.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma Sooners
Ohoma State Cowboys
Kans State
Myron Roderick
Ce Boys
Wildcats
al Norman
Oklahoma
Dick D ‘Gato
336 712 C. BYAC 60 30B T16R
Gunner race results show C Byac posting 60 and 30B in T16R with GB0B BT6B timing. A brief meet summary notes competitive speeds and minor equipment variations affecting lanes and start consistency.
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C. Byac
Gilliland Resigns to Join Stetson Law Center Foundation
E. Eddi Gilliland announced his resignation as assistant to bail coordinator William O. T. Witt. He will take a three year contract with the Stetson Law Center Foundation at St. Petersburg, Florida.
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SF. Louis
Mg. E.eddi Gilliland
William O. T. Witt
Stetson Law Cent Foundation
St. Petersburg
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