Lawton Loses to Start Road Junket Tonight
Lawton Braves drop to seven losses in eight as McAlester pitcher McKinney handcuffs them for a 4 2 victory at Memorial Park. Kanehl, Hinch lead Rockets with three hits apiece while Lawton’s two runs come in the eighth on consecutive doubles by Bickett Biggs and Aycock. McAlester climbs to third place, while Shawnee Pauls Valley Ada and Ardmore also win in night action.
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Boros Tops Money List Entering PGA Championship
Julius Boros, from Southern Pines, won a sudden death playoff over George Fazio to take $5,000 first prize at Carling's. His yearly earnings rose to $15,120, leading Cary Middlecoff, who has $13,883. The 72 hole event ended in extra holes for the second straight year.
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Calif
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Houston
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Oklahoma City
Graham Favored In Bout Tonight
Billy Graham of New York is favored at 3-1 to defeat Chris Tentsen of Denmark in a welterweight bout televised Monday night from the metropolitan area. The 10-round fight also features Janky Christensen against Graham at Eastern Parkway Arena in Brooklyn with ABC coverage.
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Free-For-All Foul Upsets Cardinals as Phillies Win
Umpire Babe Pinelli forfeits the nightcap to the Phillies 9-0 after a benches-clearing fracas with Cardinals catcher Sal Yvars. The Phillies had already won the opener 11-10 in 10 innings, extending a stormy Sunday as Torgeson and Stanky figures sparked the chaos.
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State Cowboy Wins Salinas Bull Riding Championship
Buck Rutherford of Novata Oklahoma won the bull riding title at the four day California Rodeo in Salinas. The event concluded yesterday before a crowd of about 20 000 spectators.
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Hutch Rowe Agree Yankees Will Win Pennant
New York Yankees are predicted to win their sixth straight pennant by managers Hutchinson and Rowe. Hutchinson says a hard-fought race with Cleveland, Rowe expects a breezy title as New York strengthens its lead.
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Ramming Adds Another Crown
University of Houston ace John Been from Shawnee Oklahoma won three titles at the Midwest Open in Omaha yesterday, capturing men’s singles, men’s doubles, and senior mixed doubles. He defeated Frank Wilkinson in singles, teamed with Len Prosser in doubles, and with Jo Ann Sullivan in senior mixed doubles. Junior mixed doubles went to Ron Ramming and Joan Bevelheimer.
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Danish tennis star Torben Ulrich hospitalized after draft
Copenhagen July 19 Torben Ulrich Denmark's second ranking tennis player has been hospitalized with a nervous breakdown three days after being drafted into the Navy Navy spokesman said Sunday Ulrich’s condition was not detailed but described as a nervous breakdown and he remains hospitalized in Copenhagen
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Texas League director showdown looms in Fort Worth
Texas League president John Reeves faces potential removal as league directors meet for the all-star game amid disputes over Reeves handling of a Dallas franchise talk, the Fort Worth incident with a heckler, umpiring criticism, and talk of Successor Milton Price.
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Oklahomans In The Majors
Warren Spahn pitched eight innings allowing three hits for Milwaukee in a 4 1 victory over Pittsburgh in the first game of a doubleheader. Mickey Mantle tripled four times and drove in a run in the Yankees 4 0 win over Detroit, then singled in the second game as Detroit won 8 6.
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Bobby Morgan Delivers Game Winning 10th Inning Single
Philadelphia Phil lays infielder Bobby Morgan hits a game winning single in the 10th as Philadelphia defeats St. Louis 11 to 10 in the first game of a doubleheader.
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Cot Deal Relieves Cardinals in 3 Inning Loss to Phillies
St. Louis pitcher Cot Deal allowed three hits in three innings of relief as the Cardinals lost to Philadelphia.
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Ponca Captures AAU Swim Title
Ponca City’s Conoco Aquatic Club won the two day Oklahoma Junior Olympic AAU meet with 145 points, 28 ahead of Phillips 66 of Bartlesville. Muskogee C A followed, Tulsa Aquatic Club fourth. Star senior boys Paul Cooper of Tulsa led with 13 points, while Harman Muskogee and Rochelle Watson Ponca City led senior girls with 15 points.
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Bartzen Captures National Clay Court Crown
Bernard Tut Bartzen, San Angelo, Texas, defeated Tony Trabert of Cincinnati 6-2 4-6 6-0 6-2 at River Forest in Chicago to win the National Clay Court title. Seixas, ranked No. 2, fell to Bartzen in the semifinal, 7-5 6-4 6-2. Bartzen, 26, used tenacious retrieval and error capitalization to overcome Trabert’s power in the hot 94-degree heat.
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Tie in Ski Jump at LaConia Shoots Ice Event
Bernard Blikstad of New York and Jacques Charland of Three Rivers Quebec tied for first with 145.4 points each in a mid summer ski jump on crushed ice before a 5000 strong crowd in LaConia New Hampshire.
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Walraven Wins Air Capital Tennis Crown in Heat
In Wichita Oklahoma, Pfc. Don Walraven of Ft. Sill defeated Bill Danner 8-6 6-4 to capture the men's singles title in 107 degree heat. Jane Ellingson teamed with Walraven in mixed doubles semifinals, while Ellingson also won the women’s championship by beating Andy Ritchie 5-7 6-1 6-0.
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Sweden Leads Belgium in Davis Cup Semi at European Zone
Sweden topped Belgium 2 to 1 as Sven Davidson and Torsten Johansson defeated Philippe Washerant and Vevoas Brichant in a five set doubles match 6-3 6-8 3-6 9-7 6-3, setting up two singles matches Monday in Baastad.
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Aussies Show Well Around Sports World
New York writer Gayle Talbot notes Australia’s rising global sports dominance across tennis golf swimming and cricket. He cites champions Douglas Bachli and Peter Thomson and quips about national pride and the lure of beating larger rivals in Davis Cup and other arenas.
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Pitcher Lino Donoso Hospitalized After Collapse
Hollywood pitcher Lino Donoso of the Pacific Coast League was rushed to Providence hospital in Oakland after collapsing in the dressing room before a double header. Doctors reportedly attributed the incident to recurrent appendicitis attacks.
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