Gambled-Von Lionel Hebert Wins PGA Championship
Lionel Hebert, a former Erie club pro who quit to chase golf fame, won the PGA Championship at Miami Valley Golf Club. He defeated Frank Finsterwald after a tense finish, earning $4,000 for first place and $5,000 for Finsterwald as runner-up in the five day event. Hebert’s brother Jay, seventh in the field, praised the decision to leave bookkeeping and music to pursue golf.
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Ohio
Lionel Heber
Louisiana
Erie
Jay
Toone
Hebert
Finsterwald
Dow
Lionel
Majors whip Braves twice in Sooner State league action
Greenville Majors defeated the Lawton Braves twice by 20 runs in a Sooner State league doubleheader. Rudy Storky allowed four hits in the first game, Reb Sutton held seven in the nightcap, and Ziptet's third inning double provided the lead in the opener.
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Greenville
Sox
Greenville Ridiers
Rudy Stochy
Reb Sutton
Lawton Braves
Braves
Moundsmen
Storky
DeMars
Sutton
Faul Dean, Jr
Bob Chboski
Don Pearson
Majors
Wendell Maugin
Ziptet
Maffick
Sings
Katay Stoohe
Simrtstop Deery Palma
Thompson Wins In Waurika Golf
Rocky Thompson an 18 year old from Wichita Falls won the first Red River Valley Invitational in Waurika with a one under par 71 and a total 212 edge Massengale by six strokes. Massengale earned irons and trophy while runner-up Massengale took woods and trophy. Phillips and Kal! shared top finishes in flights with 222 and 233 respectively.
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Waurika
Rocky Thompson
Wichita Falls
Ton Massengale
Jacksboro
Tex
Thompson
Massengale
Ronnie Phillips
Bob Kal
J. Hagg
Masengale
Jackstory
C Phillips
Pearson
Walters
Bily Mann
Wienite Falls
Wayné Goleherdt
Wichita Red Ivy
Waur
Ardmore Cardinals Rout Muskogee in Sooner State League
Ardmore opened a big lead by routing Muskogee 20 to 5 to claim a fifth straight win and extend their division advantage to 10 games. Jim McKnight drove in runs and hit his sixth homer of the series while Norman Frey added five RBIs with a homer. Other games saw Greenville, Paris, Shawnee, and Seminole win 2-0, 1-0, 10-1 respectively as Ardmore’s wrecking crew dominated.
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Ardmore Cardinals
Muskogee Giants
Muskogee
Ardmore
Giants
Greenville
Lawler
Paris
Shawnee
Powen City
Wid
Orioles
Red Murgo
Bill Razich
Steve Barber
Hawks
Muskorou
Ardineite
AR Bnl Ahs Va
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Stelaknening
Ada Youth Tops Dunn in Seminole Golf Finals
Ada youth golfer Ter Iry Wilcox from Ada won Oklahoma's ninth Boom Day Invitational after a nine hole playoff against Billy Colton Dunn of Duncan. Both finished tied in regulation 18 holes to earn the title in Seminole.
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Ada Youth
Dunn
UPI
Ter Iry Wilcox
Ada
Oklahoma
Locey
Wilcox
Billy
Colton) Dunn
Duncan
Hoad Needs Sharper Play After Challenger Showing
Forest Hills report notes Jack Kramer’s tennis stable backing Hoad after Wimbledon champion Pancho Gonzales defeats Hoad 9 7 3 6 3 in a tough match. Hoad admits need to improve, citing missed easy shots and weak first serves as obstacles in the pro league. Gonzales dominates with relentless pressure and exceptional reach, challenging Hoad to gain consistency.
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Forest Hills
Tn Low
Jack Keamer
Kramer
Tovenament Af Chiampions
Pancha Gonzales
Gel
Fromater Kramer
Hoa
Gondiles
Gonzales
Hy Sluadfast Mayer Poe
Musial Streak Dodges End In Suspended Game
In Pittsburgh the day’s doubleheader kept Stan Musial’s consecutive games streak at 862 as he did not play in the nightcap, which was suspended in the ninth inning due to Pennsylvania’s 7 p.m. Sunday curfew, preserving the record.
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Pittsburgh
Stan
Kid Baseball Meet Begins With 35 Teams Entered
The Lawton invitational kid's baseball tournament opens today at 5:30 p.m. with 35 teams across peewee, midget, and junior divisions. Terry Tubbs pitched a no hitter this morning as Swiney peewees defeated Horace Mann of Duncan 19-0. Games are at Memorial park area fields ABC and nearby venues. night games start at 7 p.m. on lighted ABC fields.
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Lawton
Terry Tubbs
Swinney’ Peewees
Horace Mann
Duncan
Frederic
Post
Howell
Clevelane
St. Mary's
Washington
Plasday
Adams
Grandfield
McCasland
Jefferson
Hillcrest
Whittier
Women’s Western Amateur Tourney Upset Prompts NYC News
The report lists multiple golf and tennis results across venues in daytona omaha hot springs yonest hills and new york. Notable names include Ann Casey John Stone MarITS and Gonzales among others with mixed finishes in the senior and women's events.
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Ani Dayton
Gill—dour
Lafayete
Tle Tinals
Omaha
Meriam Briley
Evans Lon. Ik
Ann Casey Johnstone
Atuaen Ci
Towa
AU —Marilsan Smith
Wieblin
Warr
Ay Cricker
Uruga
N.Y
Marit
Thampson Paneho
Gonzales
Ceukle Pra Lew Fond
Hhsun
New York
Beyrrng
Willy
Cane
Redlegs surge near NL lead behind Crowe and Lawrence
Brooks Lawrence pitched well and George Crowe hit his 22nd homer as the Reds won 4-2 and 4-4 in a doubleheader with Philadelphia, closing the gap to two games behind Milwaukee. Crowe drove in runs while Bell slugged a four-bagger. Lawrence remained a workhorse, securing his 11th win and contributing in relief.
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George Crowe
Cincinna
Redlegs
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Milwaukee
Braves
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Crowe
New York
Giants
Brooklyn
Chicago
Colts
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Washington
Jim Heise
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Orioles
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Lawrence
Reds
Paul Sanchez
Gils Bell
Robin
Rebor
Philly
Ted Kluszewski
Wally Post
Roy McMillan
Recs
Phillies
Iis
Henry “Aaron
Stan Musial
Jammy Logan
del 'Crandall Rave
Wice
Piney ‘Niter
Hank Sauer
Major League Line Scores from a Battered Page
Split across a denser scoreboard page, the fragment lists teams such as Philadelphia and New York with players and runs, mentioning home runs by Mibyrukee and Loxan and pitchers like Drabowsky and Labine, amid dense, garbled line scores and partial box scores from multiple games. The scatted names include Crandall, Crone, and Gilmad among others, with scattered mentions of cities like Chicago, Brooklyn, and Cleveland.
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Freeman and
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Rikers
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Lonnell
Lhelamath
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Lawrence
Roth Tometans
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Foles
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Crandall
Crone
Gumee
Worllington Fs
Mileope
Wostrum
Kale
Miller
la Memahon
Finn
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Thomson Bees
Sivud
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Brooklyn
Cope
Drabowsky
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Acker
Meyer
Morehead
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Swanson
O'Brien
Petersen
St. Lad Ailwanker
York Burleue
Fol Reee
Kat
Mibyrukee
Loxan
Cranedail
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May's
Jablonsk
Ani Savsalakh Worthington
Bush
Aroshall
Ponolsky
Kalenor
Silvera
Newcombe
Labine
Whiker
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L—Hush
Muskogee Girl to Enter Western Junior Golf Meet
Muskogee Oklahoma Beth Stone a noted junior golfer will travel Thursday to Barrington Hills Country Club to compete in the Western Junior Girls Amateur Golf Championship. Stone represents Oklahoma and will join other young competitors in the event conducted at Barrington Hills.
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Muskogee
Muskogeer
Okla
Beth' Stone
Oklahoma
Joe Barrington
Weston
Barrington Hills Country Club
Champ Edges Wayne Pierce to Defend City Golf Title
Jim Shaw defeated Wayne Pierce 1 up in the final to win his third straight City Golf Championship. Pierce led early, Shaw rallied with late birdies and halved the final hole to clinch, while other winners included Diets in Consolation and George Hanna in the A flight.
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City Links
Kim Shaw
Wayne Pierce
Charlie Dieta
Tom Goss
Champ
Shaw
Jim Shaw
Othermateur
Charles Diets
W. Jones
George Hanna
Tation
Ed Hobbs
Earl Kephart
Reeves Nahwovsky
Tom Strickland
Pierce
Billy Cole
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Stan Martin
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Murlick
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Dick Healy
Bob Knoop
Russ Blarkenship
George Lukaré
Alma
Fender
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Martin
Mattiek
Anders
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Zipfel Freeman
Ward
Mutchell
Martins Brown Knoop
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Heo Prager
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Ib Eatéirk
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Tawten
Martin Murdele
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Lolik Grremeine
AB ToNna
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Clork &Prather
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Parker
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Turya
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Hoad
Musial
NL Scramble
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Belucke
Wiles
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Courtine Washington
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Kanaie City
Gloshers
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Aad Smith
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Tome Tuns
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Ray Atteberry
Stadt Weiler
Ries Pannkart
Fred Daevairn
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Jack Greer
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Dietz
Jones
George Whittaker
E- Wickham
Whittaker
Richard Brock
Charles Plack
Plask
Fred Dawson
Frank Tessafore
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