City Athletics Rules Define Boundaries for Local Schools
State and local officials formalize athlete transfer rules as Eisenhower’s arrival heightens recruiting concern. Boundaries set by the Board of Education apply to Douglass, Lawton, and Douglas high schools with stricter transfer penalties to curb tampering. Local administrators and coaches must enforce eligibility and discipline violations consistently.
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Eisenhower High School
Eisenhower
Westside
Lawton High
Douglass
Board of Education
Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association
Lee K. Anderson
John Shoemaker
Hugh Bish
Gene Hancock
Glenn Dosser
A. Richardson
Pearl Harmon
John Sadberry
Oklahoma City
Tomlinson
Central
Douglas
LHS
Wilmington Wins NJCAA Baseball Crown Over Manatee
Right-hander Wray Ware struck out 12 in a 9-2 win for Wilmington over Manatee to capture the NJCAA championship. Ken Widman of the Long Island Aggies was the tournament MVP as Wilmington gained its second title in three years. Paul Dicken led Manatee with a .403 average, while Ware and five Wilmington players earned All-Tourney honors.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Wray Ware
Wilmington
N.C
Manatee
Fla
Ware
Florida
Floridans
Bill Arthur
Bob Shipp
George Hunsucker
Bill Harris
Steve Eatman
Ken Widman
Long Island Aggies
Farmingdale
N.Y
Paul Dicken
Dicken
Aches and Pains Haunt Pro Golfers
Canadian Al Balding and icons like Billy Casper Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer confront injuries and fatigue on the US tour. The toll from tendonitis bursitis and back troubles hits leaders and veterans as players juggle pills rest and osteopath visits while chasing prize money.
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Oscar Fraley
UPI
Grand Blanc
Mich
al Balding
Canada
Balding
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Collins
Art Wall
Ken Venturi
Jackie Burke
Sammy Snead
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Horton Smith
Pennsylvania
Casper
Las Vegas
Nicklaus
Collins
Wall
Venturi
Golden Boy
Snead
Markland Wood
Toronto
Missouri Nine Rips St. Louis For District 5 Opener
Keith Weber pitched a five hit shutout as Missouri’s Big Eight champions beat St. Louis University 160 in the NCAA District 5 opener. A win today would send Missouri to the NCAA finals in Omaha June 10-14. Rich Peterson, 7-4, starts for Missouri and Jim Butler, 1-0, for St. Louis.
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Columbia
Keith Weber
Missouri
St. Louis University
Tigers
Omaha
St. Louis
Rich Peterson
Jim Butler
Weber
Harris Bowed In British Amateur Second Round
Labron Harris Jr. of Stillwater Oklahoma fell to Lionel Smith of Manchester 2 and 1 at St Andrews in the British Amateur. Billy Joe Patton and Bob Gardner also exited in first round matches, leaving three U.S. survivors after the opening round.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Labron Harris Jr
Stillwater
Okla
United States
Lionel Smith
Manchester
England
Harris
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
N.C
Bob Gardner
Essex Fells
N.J
Patton
James Pirie
Billy Joe
Pirie
Gardner
Dick Smith
Charles Smith
Marshal Douglas
U.S
Hustle Stops Chisox Ace Injury Ends Cunningham Run
The Chicago White Sox beat the Dodgers 4 4 as Joe Cunningham fractured a collar bone at Chavez Ravine and will miss at least two months. Cunningham, 31, departed for Chicago by plane after a promising season start with 18 RBIs last year and a .258 average this year. Tom McCraw called up to fill first base as Sox stay within percentage of AL lead behind Eddie Fisher's four hitter.
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Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Chicago White Sox
Joe Qunningham
Chavez Ravine
Cunningham
White Sox
Eddie Fisher
Angel
Billy Moran
Charley Dees
Joe
Dees
Chicago
Arl Lopez
Quaningham
Lopez
Ed Froelich
McCraw
Tom McCraw
Indianapolis
Baltimore Orioles
Sox
Orioles
New York Yankees
Yankees
Early Start Causes Chaos in Chepstow Betting
A British race four-hurling mishap at Chepstow sent results three minutes early, declaring Hunstrete the winner before official start. Stewards called rerun but trainers withdrew entries, Tattersalls ordered payouts to Hunstrete and others nullified, blamed on human error.
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England
George
Hunstrete
Tattersalls
Britain
Sporting Life
R. C. G. Vivian
Orioles Open Three Game Series With Yankees
Baltimore aims to snap a five game skid after a nine game win streak and test fan support as attendance lags. The Orioles trail the Yankees by five percentage points while rain threatens at Memorial Stadium and manager Billy Hitchcock calls the club a good one that must rebound.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Orioles
Yankees
Memorial Stadium
Weather Bureau
Yanks
New York
Cleveland
Frick Addresses Gambling Questions and Integrity in Baseball
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick rejects boasts about a clean game while stressing constant vigilance. He notes no player has thrown a game in his 12 years, cites NFL and NBA scandals as alerting sports, and warns against players associating with questionable individuals.
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Trle
New York
UPT
Ford Frick
Frick
Wood
NFL
Fisher Shuts Out Dodgers as White Sox Rally Near Yankees
Eddie Fisher pitched a four hit shutout leading the White Sox to a 40 victory over Los Angeles and within five games of the AL leading Yankees. Rusty Staub hit his first major league homer with a man aboard to spark Houston past the Dodgers 2-1 for their fifth straight defeat.
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Associated Press
Eddie Fisher
White Sox
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York Yankees
Rusty Straub
Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lane Snub May Ignite Ring War in Boxing
OSKER: Michigan Boxing Board of Control chairman David I. Gudelsky withdraws Michigan from the World Boxing Association after heavyweight Cassius Clay and Ortiz title issues. He threatens further action and probes WBA regulation enforcement while Ortiz faces Lane for the lightweight crown.
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Lane Snub
ED Markaity
Associated Press
Muskegon, Mich
David I. Gudelsky
Michigan State Athletic Board of Control
Cassius Clay
Gudelsky
Michigan
World Boxing Association
Muskegon
Charles P. Larson
Tacoma
Wash
WBA
Emile Bruneau
New Orleans
Carlos Ortiz
Lane
Larson
Ortiz
National Boxing Association
Joe Brown
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