Wan bist Pe Ardmore Muskogee Farts Shawnee Behind Eriutonie
A garbled sports and standings page lists teams and scores across multiple leagues. Readable items mention Ardmore Muskogee Shawnee and Chicago at Battle with scattered results and upcoming schedules. The text includes assignments to National and Atlantic leagues with several city matchups and delayed games.
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Souneil
Muskogee
Eriutonie
Muskore Tones
Danice Geronville
Golfers Target Bolt in Eastern Open After 63 Opening
In Baltimore a field of 160 players chases Bolt’s record after his opening 63 six under par at Mount Pleasant. Dan Fairfield Pat Schwab Doug Ford Billy Casper Jay Hebert and others posted 69 or 70 as Bolt leads by eight strokes with 18 holes to go. Bolt, 38, known for temper flare ups, relied on 8 iron and putter for eight birdies and 10 pars after switching clubs following a prior temper-related stunt.
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Baltimore
Tommy Bolt
Bolt
Mount Pleasant
Clayton Heather
Henry Ransom
Fairfield
Ball
Dan ‘Fairfield
Casey
Pat Schwab
Dayton
Ohio
Doug Ford
Mahopac
N.Y
Billy Casper
Bonita
Calif
Wesley Ellis
Riverdale
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Fla
Lionel Hebert
Don Finsterwald
Paul Harney
Arnold Palmer
Don Waith
Twentie
Oklahome
Oklahoma
Los Angeles
Wright Tops Women Pros in Wolver ine Open Lead
Lanky Mickey Wright, 22, credited veteran Louise Sages with tips that sharpened her stance as she shot a 70 to lead the Wolver ine Ladies Open at Lochmoor. Wright’s five under par edged Mary Lena Faulk and Vonnie Colby by one stroke. Joyce Ziske and others close behind.
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Detroit
Mickey Wright
Louise Sages
Gaitar
Miss Wright
Lochmoor
Mickey
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville
Vonnie Colby
Michigan
Miami Beach
Fla
Louise
Joyce Ziske
Waterford
Wis
Meriam Bailey
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Miss Bailey
Northwestern University
Adan Abandons Cinders For Scenarios- OU Trackman Turns Actor
Former University of Oklahoma miler Don M Crabtree Ada Oklahoma shifts from track to theatre. He broke the Big Seven indoor half mile record in 1952 and now stars as Hilaire Jussac in Can Can at Paper Mill Playhouse. He later joined Miami Beach summer stock and acted in Kiss Me Kate and Kismet. Crabtree and wife with two daughters live Floral Park Long Island. He hopes for a leading Broadway role while citing knowing important people as key in show business. Born in Texas reared in Oklahoma he earned OU BA MA and musical honors. He sang Oklahoma Show Boat and South Pacific at various venues and studied with Eva Turner. He hosted a radio program 1952-55 and recorded for Cracy Records material.
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Bill Crawford
University of Oklahoma
Sooner
Don M. Crabtree
Ada
Crabtree
New York
Hilaire Jussac
Paper Mill Playhouse
Miami Beach
Fla
Gotham
Floral Park
Long Island
Constitution Press
Texas
Oklahoma
Lyric Theatre
Portland
Oregon
Curly
Fred Graham
Union Activities’ Board
Caspar
Papageno
University of Oklahoma Symphony
Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra
Eva Turner
England
Cracy Records
Hollywood
Steve
Gateway Theatre
Somers Point
N. J
How They Fare In The Majors
A stat packed summary listing top batting leaders and pitching figures with names like Williams, Sievers, Fox, Mantis, Musial, Aaron, Banks, and Bunning. It cites runs, runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and strikeouts for multiple clubs including New York, Cleveland, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis, Milwaukee, and Philadelphia.
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Nist
iWilliams
Baslin
Janite
New York
Boyd
Baltimore
Skowron
Turk Fox
Chicago
Sky
Mains
Boston
Plersall
Bastis
Slovers
Wshingun
Fox
Civage Smith
Cleveland
McDougald
Sievers
Washington
Skowren
Werla
Jenson Bostim
Mataine
Reston
Minlle
Leman
Gardner
Bell
Ture
Ios
Minose
Cadier
Ad Ealing
Letrot
Milvone
Fes
Zermal
Kansas City
Aparicio
Rivers
Pilarcik
Punosy
Landis
Bunning
Detroit
Donovan
Shanix
New
Aarne
Milwaukee
Musial
Ally Groat
Cincinnai
Aaron
Miwaukes
Sehuen- Bens
Miwauke Musial
St. Louis
Thomas
Pitsburgh
Cincinnati
Louis
Hoak
Cincional
Banks
Chickyo
Bouchie
Philadelphia
Gilliam
Brookton
Spenene
New Yor
May
Remple
Gillam
Brooklyn
Aputun
Fernandes
Philadelphi
Blasingame
St. Loui
Sanford
Poures
Acher
Jackson
Jones
Cuban Fights Mitelf Tonight at Capitol Arena
Alexander Miteff undefeated and favorite to beat Julio Mederos in a 10 round heavyweights bout at Capitol Arena tonight. Miteff, 22, boasts a spotless knockout record in 10 pro wins, while Mederos brings 21 victories with 14 KOs and 16 losses. NBC TV radio coverage begins 9 p.m. EST with promoter Goldie Ahearn promising a spirited matchup.
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Washington
Alex Miteff
Julio Mederos
Capitol Arena
Mederos
NBC
Goldie Ahearn
Ahearn
International Boxing Club
Julio
Alex
Miteff
Floyd Patterson
Alen
Fernando Fala
Philadelphia
Bob Satterfield
Chicago
Garrett Shackles Commanders, 7-0 Champlin Keglers
Garrett forces a dominant win as Champlin Keglers fall 7 0 while individual scores by Klabunde Schmidt Hatchett Schroeder and Lilley highlight the Major league bowling action. Team 7 defeats Team 1 4 0 with Lilley 603 and Wright 503 leading scoring for the victors.
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Lupi
Champlin
Gary Klabunde
Lefty Schmidt
Ray Hatchett
Claire Schroeder
L. Strohm
F. Reitmeier
Watt Lilley
Bob Wright
Lilley
Bill Hix
VEW
F. Bower
Art Corrales
Yesterday's Stars Rise as Donovan Guides White Sox Past Yankees
Dick Donovan pitched a four hitter to beat the Yankees 6 to 2, trimming New York's lead to 3.45 games. Ed Bouchee drove in three runs with a two-run double as Philadelphia defeated the Braves 5 to 3.
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Associated Prom
Dick Donovan
White Sox
Yankees
New York
Ed Bouchee
Phillies
Braves
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Bill Robinson
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Jim Recer
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Felix Rogers
Bob Humphries
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