Lawton LHS Boomer Team Honored in Year Review
Four Lawton High School seniors and juniors named to the Boomer squad as other regulars return. The Tigers finished with a 12-5-? season and look to build on the 68 to 69 depth, with players like Vera, Swafford, Noro, and Oily mentioned in the roster.
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Tinitta
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Obeouk Swafford
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Boomer Inferener Speydsters
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Rinehart Top Boomer Coach Honored in Team Selection
An all conference roster reveals Rinehart as coach of the Boomer team, with players like Denton, Wilson, and Swineford earning top spots. The selection highlights pitching, catching, and infield positions, noting limited senior participation and transfer adjustments.
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Oad
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Raed
Bohemeth Wilson
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Norns Chet Bryan
Littens
Don McParland
Abischlager On All-State
Abischlager on all state selection noted with unclear names. The garbled text references multiple individuals and places without clear context or readable details.
LHS All Staters Shine As Oklahoma Seniors Sign Pros
Oklahoma seniors fill rosters with all stars and top prospects. Scouts sign four juniors and replace departing players with four alternates from the south and west divisions. Prominent names include Don Sar and Dennis Abercrombie joining South, plus Gary Gardace and Barry Yeare in pro systems.
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Army Grid Track Star Honored As Top Athlete
West Point honors a cadet with the Athletie Assa Trophy for valuable athletic service and the Hughes Award for the most valuable player on the football squad as reviews by the corps of cadets conclude.
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Norman's Swafford Second Tillery Best Loop Athlete
Swafford Second Tillery named Best Loop Athlete by regional sportswriters. Voted across basketball and track with all sports success noted.
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Swafford
Tillery
Higgins Snares The Shoe In Open at Shawnee
Shawnee hosted the annual Siw Shawnee Open tepes tournament with five divisions. Ollie Higgins won the shoe event. Billy Alguins Lawson beat Billy Thompson for the singles crown 6-1 6-0 at Shawnee. Karen Sanders claimed the girls’ singles 6-0 over Grace Sanders. Promised Land and Gallant Man figures surfaced in Derby talk with Gallant Man aiming at Belmont stakes.
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Dalph Seay Agrees to Terms With Nationals Scoring Star
Syracuse AP reports Dalph Seay, noted scorer in Nationals history, has agreed to terms for the coming NBA season. Seay, who tallied 3,917 points last season, will begin his 100th season with the Nationals.
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Edmonton Signs Oklahoma's Bell For Eskimos
Edmonton announces the signing of John Bell from Oklahoma for the 7 season, making him the 20th American signed. Bell, a Enid, Oklahoma native, is a 22 year old end and a former Sooners player joining the Western Conference football ranks last season.
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Oklahomo
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Okla
Six Champs Seek Berths In US Open
New York June 1 Six former UWS golf champions seek to qualify for the 1957 Open Championship at Inverness Club Toledo alongside Sam Snead and other top pros. Exempt players include five winners of the title and Pete Thompson plus Ted Kroll and others, as sectional rounds reduce automatic places to foster younger talent.
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Willie Turis
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Y Softball League To Start Tuesday
The YMCA Gbared Softball League opens Tuesday with an 8:45 p.m. game and a 7:00 p.m. draw to set pairings. Entries are expected from multiple Comanche County churches and organizations. Levee games under lights on ABC field are set for Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday nights with fees due at the YMCA before noon June 4. A friendly tournament will follow the regular season.
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Colonels Opener Postponed. Next Game Set for Tuesday
Linnton Fort Sil Colonels home opener postponed last night due to weather delaying Western Oklahoma League contest with Cordell. They plan to play Tuesday at Memorial Park at 8 pm as Elk City hosts Manninum, Muhart and Allis at Cordell. league standings show Elk City 3-0, Langton Muhart Allis 1-1, Cordell 0-3.
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Hawks and Giants lead Sooner State League pitchers race
Shawnee June 1 UP Muskogee Giants challenge Ardmore for the league lead as Verle Tidenthaler and Bob Waite post strong pitching. Theothaler Wales Jerry Keller top 3-0 starters. Wales the ERA leader at 1.51. Jack Curtis has 45 strikeouts. Hrs by J C Dunn Ardmore Ward Greenville Biebel Ponca City Four each. Dick Healy Lawton Coy Smith Ardmore tied for triples with four.
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Kansas Nabs Second CCC Track Crown
Kansas University captured its second consecutive Central Collegiate Conference track title at Marquette Stadium with 51 points, led by Lo’s ell Janzen who set a CCC record in the 880 yard run. Kansas dominated with seven firsts in 16 events, while Notre Dame and others trailed.
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City Softball Loop Sets Full Schedule This Week
A full slate of games is scheduled this week after rain washed out Friday's action. Monday features Wichita National Life versus Fairmont Foods and Misedransportation versus Municipal Golf. Wednesday includes Bianco's vs the 16rd and Wichita Nationals, along with the Muny team. The War Reserves meet the 537th FA Bn, and Wichita National faces the War Friday night.
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