Clark Captures Sill Net Titles at Fort Sill Tennis
Dave Clark of Texas Tech won both singles and doubles titles at the Fort Sill tennis tournament. He defeated Jack Haskins 6-1 6-1 6-1 for the singles crown and partnered with Ed Fronczak to beat Worthy Patterson and Dick Tipton 6-1 6-0 6-0 for the doubles title. LaVere Strom won the senior singles, defeating Bill Higgins 6-4 7-3, and teamed with Andrew Johnson to win the senior doubles over Higgins and Brig. Gen. Mercer Walter 6-3 6-3. Strom and Higgins will represent Sill in the Fourth Army tournament starting July 30. A four-man Open division will be named later. Ten net stars expected, including John Been, former Shawnee and Houston University star at Fort Bliss. Final results listed for divisions.
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Shawnee
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Colonels To Play Chicks Tonight In District Tourney
DUNCAN July 22 The Lawton Fort Sill Colonels are co favorites with the Reno team as the District American Legion junior baseball tournament opens tonight. They face Chickasha at 7 p.m. in the opener of the double elimination meet. Colonels hold no wins over the Chicks this season 3 1 and 13 2. Marlow meets Reno in the 6 p.m. opener. Duncan draws a first round bye. Coach Steve Ariel will start H W Green or Oscar Pickering. Green pitched a three hitter earlier to beat the Chicks 3 1.
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Baseball Scoreboard Readout From A Giving Season
Incomplete league results list games with ties and delays. Teams include Des Moines and Omaha, Indiana versus Minneapolis, Amarillo and Albuquerque, Lincoln and America Charivaten, and Louisville and St Paul. Several games show long innings and doubleheaders with varying outcomes.
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Tankersley Pitches Pepsi To 7-0 Win
Earl Tankersley pitched Pepsi to a 7-0 victory over Snyder, yielding two hits as Dizzy Martinez earned the win for Pepsi. In the other game, Lawton independents beat Cache 9-8. Next Sunday Pepsi faces second-place independents at Memorial Park while Cache visits Snyder. SHINAS TO DEFEND HAVERFORD.
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Major League Baseball Averages and Hitters List
A compact roundup lists batting averages, runs batted in and home runs for stars like Aaron Musial Mays Robinson Blasingame and Mantle. It covers doubles triples and pitching leaders from the National and American leagues with team affiliations and season totals across players such as St Louis New York Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn Cincinnati and Chicago.
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Rosita Tanner Fails Attempted Lake Ontario Swim
Rosita Tanner, an elderly grandmother from Sauite Ste Marie Ontario, attempted to swim Lake Ontario on Saturday but was unsuccessful in her endeavor.
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Hall of Fame honors for McCarthy and Crawford at Cooperstown
Yonk Cub Pilot and Tiger Outfielder Honored McCarthy Crawford enter Hall of Fame today for managing a major league team. McCarthy, 70, led the Yankees to seven World Series titles and nine pennants with the American League club. Crawford, long out of play since 1917, hit 2,964 in 19 seasons with Cincinnati and Detroit. Both attended the ceremony with veterans committee acclaim last February. The event precedes the 1957 Big League exhibition game between the St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago White Sox at Doubleday Field with a 9:30 a.m. dedication and 1 p.m. game.
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Joe McCarthy
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Colts Line Mainstay to Quit Pro Football
Joe Campanella, a 245 pound tackle from Ohio State and four year Colt mainstay, announced retirement to run a restaurant opened with teammate Alyn Ameche in Baltimore.
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Braves Twins Split as Johnny Logan Stars in doubleheader
Johnny Logan collected seven hits in a doubleheader against the New York Giants, five for five in the nightcap as the Braves won game two 7-4 after dropping game one 5-4. Jim Wilson pitched a three hit shutout for the White Sox against Boston.
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Jim Wilson
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Sabre Leads Yachts in Mackinac Race Finish Hope
Sabre runs ahead of the field toward the stretch in the Chicago to Mackinac Islands yacht race with high expectations to cross first. The Bi-foot yawl Sabre is favored to win as crews push hard off Mackinac Island.
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Mackinac Island
Mich.ie
Chicago - to-Mackinac Islands
Meek Duo Tops Bowlers Again in Mixed Doubles
Rath and Wendy Meek won first place with a Tiwi handicap total for the second straight week as entries dipped from last week. Rowena and Bryce Bowles finished second at 1155 handicap. First place in the men s weekly ragtime doubles is Gary Klabunde and Charles Lupi with 1276. Allen Sasser and Jess Roper sit second at 1331. The event uses a 200-based handicap across three games on six alleys. Entries open at 2:00 PM on multiple weekdays and close at 11:00 PM Friday, July 26.
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Wendy Meek
Rowena
Bryce Boulware
Gary Klabunde
Charles Lupi
Allen Sasser
Jess Roper
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