Baseball night and weekend schedule with scattered scores
Day by day lineup shows Kansas City at New York Chicago at Washington Cleveland at Baltimore Detroit at Boston for night games. Saturday and Sunday slates list multiple games with start times and several interleague matchups plus minor league scores from the South Atlantic and leagues. Multiple venues include Milwaukee Brooklyn Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati and Baltimore with pitchers and records noted for some games.
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Ford
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Trucks
Abernathy
Cleveland
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Garcia
Wight
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Boston
Bunning
Nixon
Brooklyn
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Jackson
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Antonelli
Crone
Philadelphia
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Jones
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Law
Nuxhall
Lawton Ee
Corpus Christi
Shawnee Ae
Texas City
Waco Ee
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Harlingen Ata
McAlester Eee
Port Arthur Eae
Paris Ee
Austin Seeks
Ponca City
Seminole
Port Arthur
Austin
Harlingen
Waco
Lawton
Muskogee
Paris
Ardmore
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Albuquerque
Clovis Eae
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el Paso
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Iee
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Lubbock
Clovis
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Ronto
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AAU Mat King On Card Tonight
A national AAU champion from Oklahoma appears on the pro wrestling card at the National Guard Armory. Red McKim of the University of Oklahoma meets Leo Wallick in a best two of three falls semi final. Main event features Gene Detton and Frank Fagetty in a two of three falls match with a one hour limit. Chris Belkas faces Salvador Flores in the prelim. New summer prices and tickets on sale at local outlets.
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Gene Detton
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Bradford Playing In Ada Semifinals
In Ada Oklahoma semi finals of the junior singles at the Sooner State tennis tournament three Oklahomans and a Texan compete. Top seed Tommy Goforth Garland Texas defeated John Agnes Junction City Kansas 6-2 6-1 to reach semis. Harry Taylor Oklahoma City beat Lynn Fry Topeka Kansas 6-0 6-2. James Bradford Lawton defeated Warren Rice Lawton 6-2 6-1. Don Brewington Shawnee beat Mac McIntosh Tahlequah 6-2 6-1. Barbara Waid Lawton beat Wanda Jones Lawton 4-6 7-5 6-3 to win the junior women's title.
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Shawnee
Mac MclIntosh
Tahlequah
Barbara Waid
Lawton
Wanda Jones
Leaders Clash In Sill Baseball At Fort Sill Field
The 17th Group battles winless First Ordnance tonight at 8 p.m. on Butner field as the 17th seeks to end A&G MSC Commanders hold on the league. Both teams are tied for first with three games left, and a Saturday 5 p.m. showdown could decide the title. The 93rd Group beat the 52nd 11-7 last night amid 11 errors.
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Rockets overpower Shawnee in 9-1 Oklahoma baseball clash
In McAlester, Dave Kostenik earned his ninth win with a five-hit performance as the Rockets routed Shawnee 9-1. Heavy hitters Marv Crater and Blackie Millett drove in four runs, and Chuck Hoffses homered in the ninth to seal Lawton’s 6-5 win over Seminole. Muskogee toppled Paris 11-2, Ponca City beat Ardmore 6-2.
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Blackie Millett
Chuck Hoffses
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Oilers
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Sill's McGlasson Wins Crown In Fourth Army Senior Division
SAN ANTONIO July 29 M Sgt Roy Schneider Fort Sam Houston course pro stationed Brooke Medical Center won his third Fourth Army golf championship with a 290 total for 72 holes on his home course. M Sgt Earl McGlasson of Fort Sill captured the senior division crown with 335.
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