Bowling records fall in mixed doubles tournament at lanes
Two bowling records fell as Desvard started with a 510 series and 296 game to set a record. Phyllis Despard added 117 for a 1334 doubles total while Jack Spencer and Pat Morris broke the doubles score mark with a 1501 total for runner up. Thelma Stroup and C Stroup also posted 12H.
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Desvard
Phyllis Despard
B Despards
Jack Spencer
Pat Morris
Spencer
Morris
Roger Byrd
Ben Chalk
Lefty Schmidt
Chalk
Lorene Johnson
Thelma
C. Stroup
Frankie Ledford
Elmer Wiersig Ag
Pointer
Roger
Sylvia Byrd
Aaron Seeks Doubling Pay From Braves This Year
Hank Aaron, star of the Milwaukee Braves and 1956 batting champion with a .328 average, asks for between 24 000 and 30 000 dollars this year. He earned 15 009 to 17 000 last season and says his play should help the team more in 1957. Aaron, 22, cites his rookie 1954 .280 and 1955 .314 as backing his bid and says GM John Quinn will respond after talks held last Thursday. Also noted, catcher Joe Ginsberg has signed with the Orioles, becoming their 19th veteran.
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Sted Press
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Aaron
Braves
Mobile
Ala
John Quinn
Orioles
St Louis Wins National Team Match Bowling Crown
St Louis retains the national team match title with a 3,425 to 2,523 victory over Chicago after erasing a 136 pin deficit from twelve games. Ray Bluth led the tournament with a 215 average, while Pat Patterson and Dor Carter averaged 213 and 212 respectively. Carl Richard posted the loser's high at 212.
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St, Louis
St. Louis
Chicago
Ray Bluth
Pat Patterson
Dor Carter
Carl Richard
More Glovers Joining Field For Big Meet
Entries continue rolling in for the Southern Oklahoma Golden Gloves tournament. Fort Sill's Honeycutt gym hosts four nights of boxing with 100 plus entrants including Apache’s Mike McCloskey leading an eight man squad and notable boxers Alvin Archilla Johnny Mithhelo Holdenville Frederick and Billy Bishop. Tickets on sale at R&S Sporting Goods and Honeycutt gym. fights begin at 750 every night.
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Oklahoma
Mike McCloskey
Apache
Fort Sill
Honeycutt Gym
Alvin Archilla
Veveral
Johnny Mithhelo
Lawson
Marcus Poco
Holdenville
Frederick
Bishop
Navy
R&s Sporting Goods
Lawton
Honeycutt
Gene Dees
Sill
Army Post
Miss Rawls Triumphs In Lake Worth Open Golf
Betsy Rawls erased a one-stroke deficit with a late surge of birdies and pars to win the Lake Worth Open. Fay Crocker finished second after firing a 69 in the final round but could not overtake Rawls who posted 214 for the event. Crocker earned $616, while Rawls collected $880 and previously won the Tampa Open.
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Miss Rawls
Lake Worth
Crocker
Flair
Betsy Rawls
Betsy
Spartanburg
F.C
Fay Crocker
Miss Crocker
Tampa
Star Games Highlight Upset Wins And Track Records
Hungary’s Laszlo Tabori faltered on U S boards as John Macy of Poland eclipsed him and Horace Ashenfelter in the Star Games two mile, Macy breaking the meet record. Tra Murchison and Dave Sime battled in sprints while Ler Calhoun set an indoor 60-yard high hurdles mark. Calhoun edged Milt Campbell in a keen season rivalry as Tom Courtney won the 1 000 yards. Bobby Seaman and George King fought to a close mile finish.
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Hungary
Laszlo Tabori
Poland
John Macey
Macy
Tabori
Horace Ashenfelter
Varsity of Houston
Ashenfelter
Tra Murchison
Duke
Dave Sime
Ler Calhoun
Sime
Inquirer
Philadelphia
Talbart
Murchison
Tra
Washington
FBI
U.S
Calhoun
King
Milt Campbell
Tom Courtney
Courtney
Bobby Seaman
UCLA
George King
Boston
Bob Richards
Joe Gaffney
Villanova
Ft. McNuair
Bob Barksdale
Morgan State
Floyd Smith
Chicago Track Club
Phillies Need Help Aims at Shortstop and Outfield
Roy Hamey outlines Phillies plans to add a top shortstop and outfielder for 1957. He lauds Rip Repulski and Solly Hemus, praises Stan Lopata and Willie Jones, notes Richie Ashburn at center, and projects a pennant race with Brooklyn, Milwaukee, and Cincinnati as contenders. He mentions new pitchers and Miami Marlins prospects and hopes for improved defense and relief pitching.
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Lake Worth
Philadelphia Phillies
Roy Hamey
Jack Meyer
Miami Marlins
Hamey
Rip Repulski
Bobby Morgan
Cardinals
del Ennis
Ohio State Surges to Front in Big Ten Race
Ohio State has jumped to the lead with an 11-3 overall record and 6-0 in the league, after a 83-73 win over Northwestern. Illinois Purdue and Michigan follow 3-1, with North Carolina and Kansas top national contenders elsewhere. Kansas faces Iowa State while Iowa State battles Oklahoma.
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ED Corrigan
Associated Press
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Buckeyes
Michigan
State
Robin Freeman
Floyd Stahl
OSU
Northwestern
Wildcats
Illinois
Purdue
Illini
North Carolina
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Carolnas
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Stit Chamberlain
Cyclones
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St. Louis
Oklahoma A&m
Aggies
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Idaho State
Oklahoma City
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Skyline
Brigham Young
Denver
Utah
Wyoming
Miss Quast Wins Amateur Golf Title With Rally
Miss Quast 19 from Marysville Washington defeated Johnne Goodwin to win the Helen Lee Doherty women's amateur crown in a 38 hole final at Coral Ridge Country Club Fort Lauderdale. After trailing by three holes with six to play she rallied to force overtime and clinch on the 38th hole as Goodwin missed a 10 foot par attempt. More than 2000 spectators watched the dramatic comeback in the 38 hole bout that featured 76s in the morning rounds.
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Fla
Ann Quast
Helen Lee Doherty
Johnne Goodwin
Miss Quast
Marysville
Wash
Dartmouth
Mass
West Coast
Miss Goodwin
Tim
Goodwin
Bay
Coral Ridge Coutry Club
Doherty
Is Quast
Oklahoma Hosts Cyclones Tonight
Oklahoma's Big Four basketball week features six games across Norman Stilwater and Oklahoma City. Oklahoma Sooners host Town State, the only team to beat Kansas this season, after a prior loss to them in Ames.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma Sooners
Norman
Oklahoma A&m
Stilwater
Oklahoma City University
Sooners
Town State
Walcott
Kansas
Ames
Grandfathers Wait Long Time For Chance At Biggest Payoff
Two golfing grandfathers meet in a playoff for the PGA seniors championship in Dunedin Florida Al Watrous of Birmingham Michigan and Bob Stupple of Cedar Rapids Iowa both long best known as early era pros Watrous seeks a third senior title while Stupple aims to cap his career with top prize and major rewards including travel to England.
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Dunedin
Fla
al Watrous
Birmingham
Mich
Bob Stupple
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Wat Yons
Watrous
Slapple
Michigan
England
Boat Show Booms As 14000 Crafts Sold In New York
The annual National Motor Boat Show closed Sunday night with more than 14 000 recreational crafts sold at about 7 million dollars in retail value and total sales reaching a record 20 million dollars.
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New York
Ada Tourney Opens with 32 Teams at East Central
East Central College hosts the Ada area boys high school tournament starting Thursday. Thirty two teams compete in the annual event, showcasing local prep talent across the region.
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ADA
East Central College
Buck, Watton win at Donner Summit ski meet
In Donner Summit California, Dick Buck of Soda Springs won the men's giant slalom and Starr Watton of Sacramento captured the women's event at the Sugar Bowl meet on Sunday.
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Donner Summit
Calif
Dick Buck
Soda Springs
Starr Watton
Sacramento
Sugar Bowl
Gro Joins Mile Field in Boston A A Meet
Burr Grim of Maryland was named the fifth starter for the mile race at Saturday's Boston A A track meet held at Boston Garden. The field in this event now includes several top milers.
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Mile Field
Boston
Burr Grim
Maryland
Boston A. A
Boston Garden
Post Tourney Set Tonight at Fort Sill
The Artillery and Guided Missile School Commanders meet the 52nd Group in the opening Fort Sill basketball tournament game at Honeycutt Gym. Play starts 6:30 pm with a second game featuring the 41st Group versus First Ordnance. The double elimination tourney runs all week, with all five teams in title contention led by the Group Range Hawks and the 41st Group, Ron Blue and Bob Miller among standouts.
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Artillery & Guided Missile
Fort Sill
Honeycutt Germ
First Ordnance
Fort Silt
Army
Range Hawks
Ron Blue
Big Ten
Bob Miller
Iowa
Clive Follmer
Diinois
Patterson
Tex Whiteman
Oregon State
Bob Thomas
Furman
A&g
Muny Golf Meet Planned Tonight
A 7 30 p m meeting for all golfers on the Municipal golf course is set in the Airport building. Chairman John Stanard invites players who have been on the 18 hole Muny layout and newcomers to attend.
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John Stanard
DeVicenzo Wins Jamaica Open Again
Argentina golfer i Robert DeVicenzo captured his second Jamaica Open title finishing 72 holes at 260 about 12 under par. He led Doug Senders of Cedartown Georgia and Steve Dudas of North Hills Pennsylvania by 13 strokes. Joe Conrad of San Antonio and Antonio Cerda of Argentina tied for fourth at 274.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Robert DeVicenzo
Argentina
South America
Doug Senders
Cedartown
Steve Dudas
North Hills
Joe Conrad
San Antonio
Tex
Antonio Cerda
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