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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1957
Page
13
Brooke Sillmen led the Army track meet at Fort Hood with top finishes and multiple seconds. Record performances came from the Sit Crackmen as they set two Fourth Army marks while competitors like Torr Henderson and Roberta Ait posted strong marks in discus and sprint events.
Webb takes early lead in state seniors race as opponents Thompson and Dickinsne falter. Nbat Tein first-round raving dum hints at tense rankings and advancing hopes in Chey GVA veterinary event.
A veteran standout delivered a decisive performance as Western Thwelh defeated rivals led by a key scorer. The game featured strong offense and clutch plays, highlighting one star’s persistent drive and career-long impact.
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Lawton-Fort Sill Colonels edged Hobart 3 9 to 3 last night to lift their record to 10 0 1 and set up a clash with Mangum Tel Sox at Mangum Tel Sox. Jerry Balle earned the win with 12 strikeouts. Pickering doubled twice driving in runs. Hobart dropped to 2 losses in three starts.
Ward, amateur golf champ for the past two years, faces questions from the USGA executive committee over travel and expense claims related to Canada and Detroit. If attorneys fees and loans tied to his income are considered, Ward could be exonerated. otherwise he remains on probation for two years starting from a 1954 offense.
Bill Boydstun rolled a Dutch 200 and an 83 series to lead the Summer Major League at Sooner Lanes. Teammate scores included Bob Williams 518 and Chuck Covington 414 as Team No 10 dropped three points to Team No 2. Rod Pope led Team No 12 with 551, Holiday Bar swept 3 from 18th Bn, and other scores included Reccchio 514 Robin son 510 Bower 509.
Pro Kermit Hag vr led a team to a 10 under par 62 to win the Wewoka Pro Am opened yesterday. Harris of Oklahoma A&M led a competing team, Tulsa’s Marold Corder shot 74 to reach the championship bracket, and Slim Mucler of Toldenville medaled with 69.
Braves beat Muskogee 4 1 at Memorial Park as Anderson lofted a looping single, Andy moved to second on a late throw, and Williams shut down Muskogee after a pair of doubles by Wilson and Sirs. Muskogee scored in the eighth on two doubles but stranded, while the Braves extended their home success this season.
A scattered sports brief reports Carnes Lasilis set for a September title defense against Sugar Ray Robinson in New York. It also mentions PGA leaders, Olympic style chess-like rounds for French Amaliue, and race results from Belmon, Midway Paint, and Delaware in racing action. Notable names include Jacques Houdry, Althea Givens, and jockey Guy Smithson.
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