Range Hawks 41st Group Reach Fort Sill Finals
The Fort Sill basketball tourney saw 17th Group rally to topple Artillery and Guided Missile Center 101-91 as Range Hawks 41st Group won 87-55 over the 17th. 1st Ordnance edged 52nd Group 86-83. 52nd eliminated. Nesbit and Bachman led the 41st with 25 and 23 points. Knighton 31 for the 17th. Pettman 30 for Commanders. Tonight A G MSC faces 93rd. 77th meets 1st Ordnance.
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Fort Sill
Artillery and Guided Missile Center
1St Ordnance
A&g Msc
Range Hawks
George Knighton
George Woods
Knighton
Don O’rourke
Worthy Patteron
Barry Bomhoff
Don Baker
Remus Nesbit
John Bachman
Ordnance
Jules Tulka
Russ Boynton
Jim Kelly
Santa Clara
Dick Soares
Dick Philopeno
Don Benedetti
Honeycutt
Towne's Wrests Lead In Bowling Towne's Men's Store Tops Major League
Townes moved into sole first in the Major league by taking three points from Russell-Ford Insurance while Lawton Case dropped three to Constitution Press. High scores included Dave Stack 589 for Russell Ford and Bill Boydston 571 for Townes. Other notable performers: Jim Gentry 559 for Constitution, Ed Ferguson 588 for Stephens, Bill Despard 579 for Food Mart, and Troy Pitts 529 for Lupi Sinclair.
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Towne
Russell-Ford Insurance
Lawton
Bob Williams
Earl Miller
Townes
Tom Young
George Burton
Dick Neis
Insurance Quintet
Dale Vawter
Bill Ewald
Constitution
Jim Gentry
Paul DeCoster
Lawton Cafe
Orville Greenwood
Cafe
Food Mart
Public Service
Bill Despard
K. Smart
Chester Merritt
Falstaff
Green - Howenstine
Rex Beall
Ken Kaspereit
Ray Green
Green-Howenstine
al Martin
Grady Fooshee
McCord’s
Kelly’s Creamery
Coleman von Werder
Kelly’s
Troy Pitts
Lupi Sinclair
Pepsi Céla
B. F. Goodrich
Roberts Conoco
Corky Higbee
Farmers Insurance and Security Bank
Pat Morris
Housewives League
Anne Ellstrom
Lakettes
Scatterpins
Blanche Parkinson
Crowder Rejoins OU as backfield coach for Sooners
Eddie Crowder, 24, a 1952 Oklahoma quarterback, returns next season as backfield coach for the Sooners, after Army release. He coached at West Point last season and will replace Pete Elliott who left for Nebraska. Bud Wilkinson also adds Wayne Hansen as part time assistant through spring practice.
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Eddie Crowder
Oklahoma
Sooners
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Army
Earl Blaik
West Point
Pete Elliott
The
University of Nebraska
Canada
Edmonton Eskimos
Bud Wilkinson
Wayne Hansen
Texas Western
Chicago Cardinal
Wake Forest College
Amen
College Board of Trustees
Tom Rogers
Deacon
Nebraska
Winston-Salem
Des Moines
Iowa
Milwaukee Braves
Gene Conley
M. D. Cramer
Conley
Cramer
Drake University
Sooner Athletics Paying Own Way Annual Report Details Costs
The report itemizes Sooner Athletics expenses including road and home meals totaling 26 645 dollars, uniforms 18 764.83, football scholarships at 746 dollars per player totaling 80 players, and per-player costs of board books tuition and employment. Additional costs cover advertising 21 560, press box 1 748.83, ushers 971.38, referees 3 819.40, ticket printing 10 602.04, marching band payments 1 000 to the OU band and 2 258 683 for the band's Dallas trip. Revenue includes concessions 50 402.64 with 15 637.89 profit, golf 9 944.14, radio and TV 17 383 with 10 600 to the Big Seven and one seventh returned, football programs 11 017.25 and program ads 9 192.61.
Dodgers Sign Five-Year Lease For Eight Jersey City Games
The world champion Brooklyn Dodgers signed a three year lease to play eight games at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City New Jersey. The move comes as the Dodgers maintain their status as world champions and aligns with their 1956 schedule.
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Baseball
New York
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Jersey City
N. J
Roosevelt Stadium
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Artie Towne from New York outpointed Charlie Chase of Toronto in a bout held in Holyoke Massachusetts last night. Towne won by points after ten rounds, as reported by AP.
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Associated Press
Holyoke
Mass
Artie Towne
New York
Charlie Chase
Toronto
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Ray Hatchett
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Charles Morton
Clarence Mynes
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Dick Butler
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Kentucky State Fair Grounds
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Kentucky Board of Control
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Hialeah Park
Nashua
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Lexington
Wake Forest
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Norfolk
Pancho Gonzales
Jack Kramer
Tony Trabert
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Trabert
Pancho Segura
Rex Hartwig
Hartwig
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National _Home For Orphans and Widows of
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