Twin Wins Boost Ace's To Top Spot
Ace's All Stars moved into temporary lead in the Lawton Softball League with two wins including a protest victory over A A Fence 2 1 and a 14 0 win over Pryor Perkins of Duncan Cliff Greeney pitched a no hit game against Pryor Perkins and Parker Boylittle and Chief West provided run support in the third inning Underwoods beat Page Aircraft 1 0 in nine innings Don McBride pitched no hit ball into the second extra frame Warren Hokeah’s single produced the only run in the top of the ninth ensuring Underwoods two wins on the night tonight’s doubleheader closes the first round with Sportsmans Lounge vs Millards Cafe and Frank White Construction vs Page Aircraft
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Realtors Triumph 5-1 In Oklahoma Legion Play At Lawton
Freeman Dockery pitched a tight two hitter guiding Lawton Realty to a 5-1 win over Marlow. He faced one runner to second after an unearned first inning while four double plays supported him. Bobby Williams hit a solo homer in the fifth as Curtis Wilson collected a double and two walks and scored twice. The Realtors return Sunday to play the Lawton Colonels at 2 p.m. on the high school diamond.
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USATC Captures Sill Tennis Title
The USATC wins the Fort Sill Group tennis title with both doubles teams advancing to finals. Bob Chreist reaches the singles playoff against Don Williams. doubles semifinals set for Chreist Kondrad vs Randie Puryear. Williams and Chreist meet in the singles final at 1:30 p.m.
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Bills Sign Paterra to 1963 Contract
The Buffalo Bills have signed guard Herb Paterra from Michigan State to 1963 terms. He was the Bills 18th draft choice in the 1963 class.
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How They Fare In The Majors
American League batting leaders include Malzone Boston at .345 and Wagner Los Angeles at .330. Other standouts: Katine Detroit .326 and Fox Chicago .319. Runs seen from Allison Minnesota 34 and Pearson Los Angeles 33, with Collins and Hinton also contributing across teams. Stolen bases highlight Aparicio Baltimore and Landis Chicago with six each. Home runs led by Aaron Milwaukee 44 and Cepeda San Francisco 4%?. notable strikeout figures feature Bunning Detroit and Pascual Minnesota.
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Gilkey Reaches 18 and Under Tennis Semis in OKC
Dick Gilkey of Seminole defeated Mike Kraus of Winfield Kansas 2 7 6 2 6 4 to advance to the boys 18 and under semifinals at the Oklahoma City tournament. He is the lone Oklahoma in the bracket. Patsy Rippy 15 of Shawnee moved through both the girls 16 and under and 18 and under singles with quarterfinal wins Thursday. Men's singles started late with top seeds idle. Gene Land of Muskogee leads, Ben Anzola of Wichita second seed.
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Kings Creek Wins Bushwick Hurdle by Five Lengths
In New York Kings Creek scored by five lengths over Numbling in the 42nd Bushwick Hurdle Handicap at reduct. Oceanport New Jersey Strictly Normal won Monmouth Park feature for Steve Hrasky three winners.
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Parnelli Jones to drive in USAC midget race at Kearney Bowl
Indianapolis 300 winner Parnelli Jones will compete in the national USAC midget car championship at Kearney Bowl on June 16. The Fresno California event marks a major return for Jones after his Indianapolis 300 success.
Anadarko Edges Chickasha In Tight Baseball Contest
Anadarko rallied to a 4-3 win over Chickasha in eight innings. Jack Roberts pitched all eight for the victory while Ken McClanahan took the loss. Anthony Orme started the decisive eighth with a single and scored on Johnny Bench's base hit. Chickasha stands 3-1 for the season and travels to Lawton to face the Colonels at ABC Park tonight.
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Miller Fires Third No-Hitter for Fort Sill Club
Larry Miller struck out 17 over seven innings as School Command defeated 30th Infantry 15 to 1 in a shortened game under the 10 run rule. Miller, Dodgers property, added two doubles and an RBI, while Noel Reed stole second and scored.
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Golf misadventure ends in 16 on a single hole
Bob Agazzi of Joliet Junior College endured a chaotic par 4 at the National Jaycee Golf Tournament. A contact lens slip and multiple out of bounds shots, a creek and marsh, a tree bounce, and a wrong ball penalty culminated in a 16 over par on the 13th hole.
Brooks sweeps Monmouth Park with three riding wins
Steve Brooks captured a riding triple at Monmouth Park on Thursday winning the second race with Free Liberty paying $15.00, the third aboard Easy Way at $6.00, and the feature on Strickly Format returning $7.60.
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Lawton Speedway Stock Car Night Promises Stampede of Races
Twin features headline the weekly stockcar program at Lawton Speedway this Saturday at 8 p.m. Twelve races are on the slate with standard stocks and super modifieds sharing billing. Ralph Parkinson leads the stock division after a two week return, while Gilbert Hutson tops the super modified standings with 45 points and Billy Calvert close behind at Lawton.
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