Golden Gloves Meet Extended One Day in Lawton
The southern Oklahoma Golden Gloves tournament shifts to a one night session starting Tuesday Feb. 3 and runs through Friday Feb. 5. Officials expect at least 100 entries with many teams from Cameron Fort Sill Anadarko Chickasha Oklahoma City and Tishomingo. prizes include state tournament trips and jackets for champions.
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Harlem Globetrotters to Perform on February 16 at City Arena
Harlem Globetrotters announce a February 16 show sponsored by the American Business Club. Meadowlark Lemon leads stars including Goose Tatu and Marques Haines in a 1-night event with 4,000 fans in attendance recently, Washington Generals to oppose with notable players from LaSalle Toledo and Michigan State.
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Devol and Grandfield Win Loveland Meet Titles
In Loveland high school tourneys Devol boys edged Appentone 24-22 for the title while Grandfield girls beat Loveland 40-36. Weaver’s team captured the 100 pound class with a 31-15 win over Grandfield and Loveland girls claimed the 1000 pound crown by defeating Faxon 16-15.
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Lawton High eyes Texas opponent and coaching post
Corpus Christi Ray High shows interest in a one year football series with Lawton High for next autumn. If agreements are reached, Lawton would travel to Corpus Christi Ray on November 5 and receive about four thousand dollars of the gate. Meanwhile Bodenhamer has not been offered the Big Spring coaching job. the district says he is among the top three candidates and could see a significant salary increase if offered.
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State high school and college football and sports scores around nation
A dense late edition sports roundup lists high school and college football results from several states, including Iowa State Oklahoma and Missouri Valley. It notes Oklahoma 86 over unspecified, Ohio 104, and many other scores with teams such as Michigan State, Notre Dame, Syracuse and Pittsburgh.
Redbirds To Adorn Card Shirts Again
The St. Louis Cardinals will return to placing the red bird emblem on shirt fronts for the coming season. General Manager Frank Lane said fans favored the symbol and that the change reverts a one year exile aimed at lighter uniforms. He noted the cap remains blue with a red button and “StL” above the peak, and red trimming continues on the trousers.
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Nebraska Spring Drills Start March 4 Under New Coach
Lincoln Nebraska January 19 The University of Nebraska's new head football coach Bill Jennings announced spring football drills will begin March 4 at the campus. The plan includes 20 sessions with All-Sports Day set for April.
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Kluszewski Signs 1947 Cincinnati Redlegs Contract
Ted Kluszewski the slugging first baseman for the Cincinnati Redlegs signed his 1947 contract today in Cincinnati. The deal confirms the longtime hitter will return to the club for the upcoming season and continue his power lineup.
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Madden's drive leads Lawton women bowing tourney night
Ella Madden powered the Madden Motor Co team to the lead with a 2626 three game total as Shirley Lassetter Jerry Hood and Sis Newton fueled a 597 pin handicap. Fort S Hill's Five Rollers trailed with 2614. Food Mart and Liberty Heights Grocery also placed in the first shift as Ritchie Arufa posted a 212-502 series for Baldwin Agency.
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Dwyer Tops Tabori Debut In Fast Two Mile
Fred Dwyer won the two mile at the Knights of Columbus meet, spoiling Laszlo Tabori's American debut with a meet record 8 5 2 4 and a final 0.38.8 quarter, as Ashenfelter pressured the Hungarian.
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TCU Upends Oklahoma City U in Double OT
Texas Christian upset high ranked Oklahoma City University 86-84 in a frantic double overtime inter sectional basketball game in Fort Worth. Roy Davis delivered a 25 foot go ahead shot in the last 23 seconds of the second overtime, while Hubert Reed led OCU with 27 points and Lyndon Lee added 26. Ronny Stevenson paced TCU with 20 and a 50-34 rebounding edge.
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Syracuse Sacks LaSalle in 94 82 Win During Doubleheader
Syracuse built a 25 point first half lead and held on to defeat La Salle 94 to 82. Vinnie Cohen scored 28 for Syracuse, Gary Clark added 26, while Al Lewis led La Salle with 21 as La Salle rallied before the end but fell short.
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Phillips 66 Oilers Tun Texas Tech 85 61
Phillips 66 Oilers defeated Texas Tech 85 to 61 in an exhibition game in Lubbock. Ned Underwood led Tech with 18 points while Chuck Darling scored 15 for Phillips 66. The Oilers pulled away after a 22-22 standoff and led 45-32 at halftime.
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Medsker Alone Dimples Wilt Chamberlain Memo to Hold King
Iowa State defeats Oklahoma 74 54 as Don Medsker dominates defense holding Joe King to 13 points while Wilt Chamberlain is kept to 17. Gary Thompson scores 23 to pace the Cyclones in Ames on January 19.
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Nebraska Tops Missouri 84 65 in Big Seven Clash
In Columbia Nebraska surged past Missouri 84 65 as Don Smidt and Gary Reimers each scored 23. The Cornhuskers, 2 1 in the Big Seven, held Missouri scorers Sonny Seibert and Lionel Smith to 12 apiece while Bill Ross led Tigers with 25. The win deepens Missouri’s conference struggles.
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Conley Refusing To Take Pay Cut
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 19 Gene Conley, a Milwaukee Braves righthander, said he was asked to take a pay cut and refused. He did not disclose the amount, but it is not believed to be the maximum 25 percent. He earned about $17,000 last season after an 8–9 record and a shoulder injury kept him out early.
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Tulsa Shocks Wichita Crew
Tulsa Hurri canes edged Wichita Shockers 61-60 in a Missouri Valley game at Wichita. Don Woodworth sparked late Wichita pressure, but Junior Born iced the outcome with two free throws with 39 seconds left as Tulsa recovered from a slow second half. Clester Harrington fed Tulsa for 17 points while Gary Mann led Wichita with 18.
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Albright Retires From Skating To Enter Harvard Med School
Newton Mass January 19 Tenley Albright 20 Olympic figure skating champion withdraws from all figure skating competition and announces acceptance to Harvard Medical School for entrance next fall. She wired Kenneth Brown president of the U S Figure Skating Association. Harvard Medical School accepts about ten to twelve women annually.
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Wildcat rebound surge sinks Colorado 61 49 in Big Seven clash
Kansas State. rebounded to take control midway through the second half and defeated Colorado 61 to 49 before 6 010 fans in Boulder.
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Indiana Recruits Dickens After Tatum Declines Offer
Bloomington Indiana January 191 Phil Dickens of undefeated Wyoming was named head football coach for Indiana University after Jim Tatum rejected the Hoosier offer. Athletic director Frank E Allen said Dickens agreed to a four year contract at 15000 dollars annually and would sign Monday. Allen announced to the IU student athletic council after long talks with Tatum who cited not wanting to leave his own school North Carolina and praised Indiana as a program with room to improve.
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Big 7 Brass Keeps Mum After Kansas City Parley
Heads of Big Seven Conference universities met in Kansas City and did not disclose the meeting topic. Chancellor Franklin Murphy of the University of Kansas said only that common matters of administration were discussed.
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