Braves and Poncans Open Sooner State League Series
In Ponca City, the Cubs beat the Braves 21 to 0 as Jack Curtis limited the Braves to eight hits with eight strikeouts to push his season total to 106. The clubs scheduled a doubleheader tonight with Lefty Jack Melzer Don Pearson Hal DeMars expected to start for the Braves amid Lawton’s three-game win streak ending.
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Ponca City
Bil Holmes
Ponca City Cubs
Lawlon
Braves
Jack Curtis
Cubs
Jack Melzer
Don Pearson
Hal DeMars
Lawton
Gaimg
Bill Williams
Don Bieber
Uolmey
Linster Lott Kcles Flord
Biedermann
Gary Smith
Lawson
Texas
Greenville
Paris
Ardmore Leads League With Tremendous Wins Across Action
The Ardmore Cardinals narrowed Muskogee lead with a win as Paris triumphed 54 last night. Shawnee Hawks claimed a seventh straight victory 24 over Muskogee Ponca City beat Lapchar 21 and Semivale crushed Greenville 9 2. Dirk Simpson starred for Paris while J C Dune managed runners to the base paths. Bob Beallie hit his 16th homer of the year and Jim Wagner Curt Jantee provided key hits as Shawnee struck early and held off Muskogee. Tack Curtis extended the league strikeout lead while Bill Corrigan and Mex George delivered strong offensive support for their teams.
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Associated Press
Ardmore Cardinals
Muskogee Gals
Paris
Shawnee Hawks
Muskogee
Ponca City
Lapchar
Semivale
Greenville
Il Bsonan
Dirk Simpson
J. C Dune
Bob Beallie
Jerry Keller
Jim Wagner
Curt Jantee
Shaunoee
Muskogee Giants
Hawks
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Poava City
Bob Halnies
Tack Curtis
Wlon
Bill
Corrigan
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Mex George
Senunole
Milwaukee Owner Seeks To Keep NL In New York City
Brooklyn AP report says Milwaukee Braves owner Perini urged legislation to keep the National League in New York if Dodgers and Giants move. He voiced sympathy for the Dodgers in Brooklyn and supported O Malley if a move to California occurs, even at extra travel costs for visitors.
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New York City
Brooklyn
Low Perini
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National League
New York
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Grants
Braves
Boston
Dodgers
Walter O'Malley
California
Waller
Los Angeles
Justice Williams Win Intercity Fourball Title
Justice and Stormy Williams of Oklahoma City teamed to win the Intercity Fourball championship in Tulsa. Sax and Jack Judd, Tulsa brothers, captured runners up as Williams displayed seven greens and limited trouble, delivering the day’s best golf.
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Tulsa
Ab Justice
Stormy Williams
Oklahoma City
Sax
Jack Judd
Justice
Washita Valley
Hec
Oklahoma City Swimmers Take Second in Wichita Meet
The Oklahoma City swim club finished second in the Wichita Junior Chamber of Commerce Open swimming and diving championships held at McConnel Air Force Base. Wichita won with 572 points, while Oklahoma City totaled 276.
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Wichita, Kan
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Yesterday's Home Runs and Team Standings Summary
A fragmented sports note lists players from multiple teams including Phillies Dodgers Braves Cubs Yankees and Redlegs with scattered names such as Repulski Hodges Mays Kluszewski and Kell. It references home run highlights and mentions several clubs and players without a coherent game result.
Commanders Nip the Nine in 4-2 Victory at Park
Lavry Foley, former OU, scattered nine hits and struck out six to win. Jerry Parke belted a four bases loaded double driving in two runs in the seventh. Ed Opich and the Sand Group fielded well as the Commanders claimed the league lead with a 4-2 win and prepared to face 1st Group at Butner Field.
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Ane Guided Missiles School Command
Rose Abe
Sinth
Kort Sill Baseball League
Thinsackey
Jerry Parky
Toorwis
Ant
Parke
Lavry Foley
OU. Finger
Ed Opich
Tlowas Qi GE
ASMSC
Dyckens
Arisah
Sill Net Tourney Starts Tomorrow
The Fourth Army net meet opens tomorrow at Fort Sill with entrants from multiple divisions. Open division matches use best two of three, finals best three of five. Deadline for entries was 1 p.m. today, per athletic director Gene Dees.
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Uhreedey
Fort Sill
Lennis Fourney Gels Uindemeny 'Mudsday
Sill
Spon
Nelsiers
Sil Im
Army
Gene Dees
Hoad Nervous in Pro Debut but Posts Win
POREST HILLS N Y Lew Hoad spoke of nervousness before his professional debut at the Tournament of Champions. He beat Frank Sedgman 6-3 6-1 6-1, noting better nerves than Wimbledon. Sedgman praised Hoad’s anticipation and power as they discussed Gonzales and upcoming matches.
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Porest Hills
N.Y. W
Lew Hoad
Lew
Wimphedion
Hoa
Winledon Torhe
Jack Kramer
Frank Sedgman Yestern
Sedgiman
Ashley Cooper
West Side
Sedgmen
Sedgman
Hoad
Terriie
Pancho Gonzales
Gonzales
Pancho
Fin
L Lew
Tory Traberl
Ken Hosewall
Pinedo Segura
Flam Tests Saintt In Nassau Finals
Flam advances to the Nassau Bowl Invitation Grass Court finals at Nassau. He defeated Canada's Don Tranta 6 2 10 8 63 to reach the final, with Savill seeded second and beating Gil Bho 7 5 8 6 64. The doubles finalists include Flam and Savill versus Mike Green and Jon Cranston.
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Glen Cove
N.Y
Herb Flam
Beverly Hills
Calif
Mast Obnaen
Avhuan
Sports In Brief Recap From The National Track Meets
Fragmented readable text notes various track and field results with names like Stepanov and Wesker. Mentions high jump reports and a Belmont-related item. Contains multiple place names and times though many details are garbled.
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Earmndian
Karol Eager
Wem
Eran Shack
Yury Stepanov
Met
Ely
Pilin
Colonels Face Two Tuneups Before District Start
The Lawson-Fort Sill Colonels schedule two practice games ahead of the District and American Legion Baseball title defense. They play Chickasha Thursday and Duncan Friday, aiming to build momentum after last year’s district title run to the state finals.
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Lawson-Fort Sill Colonels
American Legion
Duncan
Colonels
Chickasha
Mangum
Red Sox
Colonials
Whiz Kids Win 4th Twinbill In 10 Days
The Phillies sweep doubleheaders to trim the National League lead to a half game. Philadelphia won two from St Louis as Curt Simmons and Jim Hearn saved a strong day with five home runs, while other NL results left Brooklyn, Cincinnati, and New York closing gaps and the Yankees erupting at Comiskey Park. Musial played, McDaniel faltered, and Williams boosted his batting average as Detroit and Boston split AL action.
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Cay
Phils
Curt Simmons
Jin’ Hearn
St. Louis
LL. von McDaniel
Larry Jackson
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Gil Hodges
Frank Torre
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Mickey Mahle
Sill
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Thomas
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St. Taoulx Hound
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McDaniel
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Larne
Medantel
Hunnemins
Repulakh
Grss
Si Atker
Frierten Aml Bailey
Swanson Purkey
Casey's System Wins Late Rally for Yankees Over White Sox
New York Yankees rallied for six runs in the ninth to beat Chicago White Sox 5 4 after losing the first game of a doubleheader. Bill Skowron hit a key homer as White Sox pitcher gave up one run in 17 innings. Stengel praised his "system" for late rallies while Al Lopez lamented the ninth inning collapse.
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Chicago
Cone Gine
Yaraks
Sud
Yanw Fary
Bill Skowren
Billy Pierce
Mankee
Stan Musia
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Palko
Gino Cimoli
Hodges
Bob Buhl
Jeff Meld
Red Schoendienst
Dodgers
Charlie Neal
Eddie Mathews
Duke Snider
Feld
Cincinnati
Hersh Freeman
Casey Sleage
Yorks
Usey
Chicago White Sox
Bill Skowron
Sox
Bead
New York
Vielks
Skowron
Stengel
Hem
Skowron Belle Juve
Esposilo
Sammy
Berta
Sater
Chisyx
Wilson
Etster Howard
Skowren
Jerry Coleman
Tad Esposito
Joe Collins
Collins
Lin
White Sox
al Lopez
Lopez
Women's Western Qualifying Today in Omaha
Qualifying rounds determine contenders for the 57th Women s Western Amateur Golf Tournament held at Omaha Country Club. About 189 top women golfers entered. defending champ Ann Quast of Marysville Washington is not competing. Notable contenders include Barbera McIntire Marjorie Lindsay Judy Bell Andrea Cohn and Mrs Ann Casey Johnson. The course was lengthened to 6 167 yards for qualifying and first rounds and to 6 242 yards for the later stages.
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Omaha
Ann Quast
Marysville
Wash
Barbera McIntire
Toledeuce
Ann Casey John
Stone
Mason City
Towa
Palm Beach
Marjorie Lindsay
Judy Bell
Wichita
Andrea Cohn
Waterloo
Iowa
Mes
Omaha Country Club
Buchholz Captures Crown In Topeka Tennis
16 year old Buchholz from Sh. Lewis wins Missouri Valley tennis title in Topeka with straight sets over Land. Evika Puete of St. Louis takes women’s title by default over Bev Tolan. top doubles result features Buchholz and Len Vessey beating Ware and Parker 6 3 6 0. Mixed doubles won by Parker and Merceina Parker over Tavision and Prosser. Dr. Ealing Jensen and Dave Freeborn clinch doubles in 7-5 6-1.
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Buchhelz
Lewis
Missouri Valley
Gene Land
Ollahan City
Biechhelx
Lede
Land
St. Louis
Jjunior
Okla
Dr. Ealing Jensen
Ames
Tara
Jensen
Dave Freeborn
Tulsa
R. B. Evans
Ada
Ukht
Wyn Mortis
Henryetta
City Keglers Fall In Match At Lawson Lanes
The Manhattan bowling team hosted Oklahoma City women and Menhattans, posting strong scores but losing 2,208 to an unspecified total. Schereder and Klabunde led with high singles, while Randel added multiple 500s. doubles and weekly events saw Brouse, Meeks, and others winning multiple divisions.
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Oklahoma City
Ben Mauper
Ray Randel
Manhattans
Lawson
Claire
Schroeder
Cary Klaynee
Klabunde
Hlowever Flanper
Randel
Schimeder
Hogper
Louise
Mike Brouse
Seatch
Frank
Billie Diesel
Ruth
Wendy Meeks
B. Chaney
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Texas Lawton Boot & Western
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