Lawton Hosts Redhot Hawks in Big Shawnee Series
Lawton and Shawnee clash in a two game set as Lawton contends with an 11 game gap held by the Hawks. John Starzynski will start for Lawton in the opener and recent form includes a win over Ada and a 6-1 mark.
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Hodges Fined Fifty for Speeding in Brooklyn
New York Dodgers first baseman Gil Hodges pleaded guilty to a two year old speeding charge and paid a $50 fine. He said he forgot about the April 12, 1952 summons and explained his late appearance. Magistrate James F E Lo Piccolo quipped Hodges reached home plate too late.
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Fourth Army golf classic to feature Billy Maxwell at Fort Sill
The Fourth Army tournament opens on Fort Sill with Billy Maxwell leading a strong field of rising pros. Maxwell, 24, a National Amateur champion and former North Texas State standout, predicted a 285 to win the 72 hole medal event while noting his Past finishes including a sixth at the Houston Open and a Masters appearance.
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15 Year Old Tulsa Miss To Defend Junior Crown
Tulsa's Betsy Cullen, 15, opens defense of the state junior women's golf title she won last year at Muskogee. Eight other teenage golfers join the championship flight including Linda Melton of Oklahoma City and Beth Stone of Muskogee, the only non-Tulsa entries.
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Okla
Betsy Cullen
Muskogee
Miss Cullen
Linda Melton
Oklahoma City
Beth Stone
Sooner State Loop Seeks Two Umpires for Staff
ADA Okla Ucal Clanton president of the Sooner State Baseball League says the loop has six umpires and needs two more to restore full staff. Ben Johnson resigned as an umpire to pursue private business.
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Ada
Okla
Ucal Clanton
Sooner State Baseball League
Ben Johnson
All-Star Tilt Sees 3-Run Eighth Decide Win
In a tense All-Star game, a three-run eighth gave the American League a victory. Kluszewski and Jablonski scored on Robinsons double to tie it 4-4, Williams and Minoso contributed key hits, and attendance reached 68,751 as the AL edged NL late.
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Gene Conley
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Philadelphia
Gil Hodges
Nationalague
Larry Doby
Cleveland Indians
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Mickey Vernon
Carl Erskine
Brooklyn
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Vernon
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Mantle Berra
Fourth Army Golf Meet Promises Close Race at Fort Sill
The Fourth Army golf tournament opens Wednesday at Fort Sill with Billy Maxwell, Wes Brown and Buster Reed expected to contend for the title. A 90-man field plays 72 holes over four days, with Maxwell and Reed tied as course record holders at seven under-par 65.
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Wes Brown
Buster Reed
Army
Fort Sill
Reed
North Texas State
Maxwell
Brown
Two Oklahomans Advance In Public Links Golf Meet
Oklahoma entrants Jack Martin and Lou Burtner won first round matches at the National Public Links tournament in Dallas. Martin beat George Aubrey of Pittsburgh 3 and 2, while Burtner defeated Al Neveraskas of Castle Shannon 6 and 5 to advance to the second round at Cedar Crest.
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Jack Martin
Lou Burtner
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Martin
George Aubrey
Pittsburgh
Burtner
al Neveraskas
Castle Shannon
Baxter Leads Trans-Miss Golf Qualifying Round
Baxter shot 2 under par 70 to top the first round at Cherry Hills as 204 players compete for 63 qualifying spots. Defending champion Lt. Joe Conrad posted 69 with others like Jim Jackson and Jim Vickers close behind in the hot, windy conditions.
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Cherry Hills
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Kirkwood
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Conrad
Kansas City
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Wichita
Jim English
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Kan
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DeMarco Eagerly Awaits Bout With Martinez After Victory
Boston welterweight Tony DeMarco celebrates a victory and tunes up for a hoped bout with Vince Martinez, the Paterson welterweight favorite, as word awaits for timing and venue from officials.
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Tony DeMarco
Vince Martinez
Paterson
Fights Last Night in New York Patterson Stops Poyer
In New York Floyd Patterson stopped Jacques Poyer in 1st in Brooklyn while Willie Troy stopped Tony Anthony in Washington D C. The bouts featured 164 percent and 161 percent ratings with fighters from New York and France.
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Floyd Patterson
Jacques Poyer
France
Brooklyn
Willie Troy
Washington, D. C
Tony Anthony
Ith Overtakes TAC In Sill Play
The 17th Group moved to sole third place in the Fort Sill baseball league after a 4-3 ten inning win over 187th Group. Glen Isringhouse earned the win as Gerald Nipp hit two homers and five RBIs against TAC, while 52nd Group defeated TAC 10-2.
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