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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1955

Page

21

Milwaukee Rally Tops Dodgers in Sevenths 11-6

Milwaukee to rally with six runs in the seventh inning lifting the Braves to an 11 6 win over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Joe Adcock and Andy Pafko homered early in the inning while George Crowe delivered a two run triple. Ernie Johnson earned the win in relief after Spooner left with an injury and Koufax yielded the final Milwaukee run on a wild pitch.

Brooklyn Milwaukee Joe Adcock Andy Pafko Brooklyn Dodgers Adcock Eddie Mathews Pafko Braves George Crowe Ed Roebuck Karl Spooner Ernie Johnson Bob Buhl Phil Paine Sandy Koufax Spooner Bill Bruton Johnny Logan Mathews Duke Snider del Crandall Don Hoak Pee Wee Reese Roy Campanella Gil Hodges Buhl Carl Furillo Bruton Reese Logan Snider Aaron Ocam'n Hodges Ogilliam Crandall Furillo O'Con'l Zimmer Paine Roebuck Olabine Johnson Koufax D Amores Labine Newcombe Puebiium Kivenil R—Bruton O’connell Campanella E— Reese RBI So—Buhl Ho—Buhl Sabine Rer—Buhi Qcconnell W—Johnson L—Roebuck U—Secory Goetz Dascoli Warneke

Fort Sill Hosts All Army Swimming Meet This Week

Fort Sill hosts the All Army swimming and diving championships with 230 swimmers from ten commands competing for a team trophy and spots in the AAU championships and 1956 Olympics. Notables include Wayne Moore Yale alumni, Frank Reynolds of Michigan State, and Bobby Clotworthy from Second Army.

Fort Sill Army Wayne Moore Fourth Army Yale University Moore Frank Reynolds Michigan State University Bobby Clotworthy Second Army Ohio State University Third Army First Army Hawaii Alaska Far Eastern Command Military District Washington Lawtonian Reynolds Sill George Harvey Eugene Cotter Dick Debo Jack Landman Distaff Irene Dittemore Ada Oklahoma Dittemore Yale

Robinson Wins Split Decision To Challenge Olson

Sugar Ray Robinson, 34, edged Rocky Castellani by a split decision in San Francisco to remain in line for Carl Olson’s middleweight title. Olson and Robinson spoke of a title bout possible in San Francisco or Chicago, with promoter interest and price as deciding factors.

San Francisco Sugar Ray Robinson Robinson Rocky Castellani Carl Bobo) Olson Chicago al Naiman Cleveland Rocky Bobo Olson Sid Flaherty Olson Olson-Robinson Castellani

Evers Homer Helps Indians Shade Orioles

Cleveland beat Baltimore 3-2 as Hoot Evers hit a pinch two run homer in the seventh off Bill Wight. Jose Santiago earned the win, stepping in after Garcia loaded the bases. Sam Dente had hit a pinch single with two out to set up the key blow and give Cleveland a two game edge in the series.

Cleveland Cleveland Indians Bill Wight Baltimore Hoot Evers Orioles Evers Wight Sam Dente Jose Santiago Indianapolis Santiago Mike Garcia Pope Cf-Lf CaKiner Dorish Omossi Mir’da RBI Triandos Strickland Dyck S— Wight Young Fain Miranda Marsh Hale Hare Bb—Wight So— Wight Garcia Ho—Garcia Morri Rer—Garcia Mossi W—Santiago L—Wight Detroit Washington Senators Detroit Tigers Washington Eddie Yost Tiger Frank Lary Bill Tuttle al Kaline Ray Boone Harvey Kuenn Jerry Schoonmaker Chakales Valdiviesso Boone Wilson E — Valdivieso Kuenn Schoonmaker Paula Gromek Tuttle J. M. Phillips Torgeson Kaline Hr—Schoonmaker S—Stone Torges

New Coaches Guiding Tulsa Football Team

Tulsa learns its 1950s era coaching staff as Glenn Dobbs and Bobby Dobbs lead the Hurricane with Jess Thompson guiding the line. The team will feature 19 returning lettermen from 27 and adds junior college standouts after spring and summer recruiting. Leading returning players include Ben Noah Dick Walz Bill Obrechta Bill Keck Ken Emet and Dick Schultz with sophomores Jim Archer Jim Bower Bill Verble and Jack Morgan among the hopefuls as the season opens September 17 at Arkansas and ends November 24 at Wichita.

Dobbs Brothers Ben Noah Dick Walz Bill Obrechta Bill Keck Ken Emet Dick Schultz Bobby Dobbs Jim Archer Jim Bower Bill Verble Jack Morgan

Wilkinson May Keep Check On His Players Bank Books

Oklahoma City July 23 UP Coach Bud Wilkinson announces a plan to investigate each athlete's financial situation due to a two year NCAA probation. He warns any violation could cost eligibility and jokes about program notes listing players' bank balances.

Wilkinson Oklahoma City Oklahoma Bud Wilkinson National Collegiate Athletic Association NCAA Frank Fleetfoot Ted Owen Fleetfoot

Former Wyoming Player To Coach Omaha Cagers

John J. Cotton, 33, a former University of Wyoming and Denver Nuggets player, was named by the Board of Regents to coach the Omaha University cage team. Cotton has coached at Southwestern College Winfield Kan since 1953 after earlier duties at Dodge City Kansas high school.

Wyoming Omaha Cagers Omaha John J. Cotton University of Wyoming Denver Nuggets Board of Regents Omaha University Cotton Southwestern College of Winfield Kan Dodge City Kaa

Rain Delays Western Junior Tennis Finals in Champaign

Heavy rain halted the Western Junior and Boys Tennis Championships in Champaign as singles finals began. Mike Green led Norman Perry 6-2, 4-1 in the boys' match, while Earl Bucholz held a 3-1 edge over Ned Neely in the other, with no doubles underway. Finals move to tomorrow as competitors prepare for Kalamazoo nationals.

Champaign Mike Green Miami Beach Fla Norman Perry Los Angeles Earl Bucholz St. Louis Ned Neely Atlanta Kalamazoo Mich

Cowpokes Seek Greater Speed for A&M Football

Oklahoma A&M coach Cliff Speegle expects faster backfield play to boost the offense this fall. He notes passing upgrades from quarterback and halfback units could improve the running game, but line losses from graduation loom. Returning regulars Buddy Ryan Choppy Spencer and Jack Hutchinson bolster the line while Earl Lunsford and quarterback Fred Meyers headline the ground attack as Meyers recovers from spring knee surgery.

Stillwater Okla Oklahoma A&m Cliff Speegle Speegle J. B. Whitworth Buddy Ryan Choppy Spencer Jack Hutchinson Aggies Earl Lunsford Missouri Valley

Y Softball Loop May Be Formed

Glenn Dosser of the Lawton YMCA program committee calls a meeting of church softball representatives at First Methodist church on Tuesday night to discuss forming an inter church loop possibly with two leagues junior and open. Warren Smith says the late start may yield a short schedule and a double elimination tourney to end the season.

Glenn Dosser Lawton First Methodist Church Warren Smith YMCA

Helioscope Wins Monmouth Handicap at Monmouth Park

Helioscope led from start to finish to beat King Ranch’s High Gun by a neck in the $83,550 Monmouth Handicap before about 29 100 sweltering fans at Monmouth Park. Punkin Vine placed third.

Monmouth Park N. J William G. Helis Jr Helioscope King Ranch Punkin Vine

Mears Heads to Winnipeg From Seminole Oklahoma

Gene Mears former Oklahoma Sooners center travels from Seminole Oklahoma toward Winnipeg en route to continue his basketball career.

Mears Winnipeg

Ardmore Airmen to Play Football Season at AFB

Ardmore Oklahoma July 23 practice sessions begin Monday for Ardmore Air Force Base football season. Howard Waugh former Tulsa fullback will coach the airmen with Jim Landers ex Tulsa guard as assistant. Waugh says five game schedule arranged.

Ardmore Okla Ardmore Air Force Base Howard Waugh University of Tulsa Airmen Jim Landers Tulsa Waugh

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