Cats Win Third For New Pilot
Dallas report notes Fort Worth manager George Docking, newly installed after Les Burge's firing, has steered the Cats to three straight victories and a tie for first in the Texas league. Houston and Fort Worth jockeyed for lead as San Antonio and Dallas won. Fort Worth’s Chris Van Guy spun a four-hitter in a 4-2 win over Shreveport. Dallas edged Shreveport 2-1.
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George Docking
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Les Burge
Cats
Decking
Shreveport
Houston
Buffs
Tulsa
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Chris van Guy
Hig
Jack Richards
Beaumont
Cloyd Boyer
George Archie
Quentin Altizer
Bill White
Tony Donofrio of Oilers To Take Wife At Home Plate
Seminole Oklahoma June 25 Tony Donofrio second baseman for the Seminole Oilers of the Sooner State League will marry Miss Inez Campbell of Seminole at home plate tonight Hugh Willingham manager will give away the bride and Seminole shortstop Joe Polinski will sing Because
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Seminole
Okla
Tony Donofrio
Seminole Oilers
Inez Campbell
Hugh Willingham
Joe Polinski
Dalton's Nips Powers 3 2 to Tighten Softball Race
Dalton Business College edged Powers Sports 3 to 2 at Mattie Gear Park to move into a two way tie for league lead led by Leonard Head inside the park homer and six hitter pitching by Hilly Evans. Evans silenced the opponent until the fifth inning as Dalton’s broke a scoreless duel with three runs in the fourth.
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Hilly Evans
Dalton Business College
Powers Sports
Mattie Gear Park
Steve
Fine Foods
Lawton Softball League
Evans
Dalton'’s
James ‘Chapman
Evan HarperJohnson
Fairmont Creamery
Mattie Beal Park
Lawton Realtors
Horna
Lawton Business College
Dalton Bus
Cal
Wayne Siler
Poor Crowds Still Plague Brownies
In St Louis on June 5 the Browns warned they may move from the city if attendance does not improve. Only 2,288 fans attended last night's game against the Philadelphia Athletics, the smallest in the four game series and among the season's lightest crowds. President Richard Muckerman said the fate of the Browns in St Louis rests with the fans, while manager Bill Dewitt stated that about 7,500 per game were needed to break even financially.
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Browns
St. Louis
Bill Dewitt
Alen Page
Clare Morford
Page
Morford
Allen
Red Cross Classes Start Monday for Adults and Children
Miss Margaret Leard, a qualified Red Cross instructor, will begin classes for both adults and children, Monday, June 28.
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Margaret Leard
Red Cross
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Yesterday's results show Fort Worth 4 Shreveport 2 in the Texas League, Tulsa 3 Prolas 1, and Oklahoma City 2 versus an unnamed opponent 0. American League games included Chicago 2-5 loss to Atlanta, Boston 1-8 loss to New Yorker, with Washington at Detroit postponed by rain. National League featured New York 0-11 loss to Chicago, and Philadelphia 4-? loss to Cincinnati. several games postponed. Pacific Coast results included San Diego 4 Hollywood 8 in nine innings, Los Angeles 5 over Maidhend 4. Southern Association lists New Orleans, Little Rock, and Atlanta at Nashville scheduled or completed. several games postponed.
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Phi Peyibla — Cincbinati Cweags
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Baston
York Chivigen
Hownatl
Piiacelphia
Sooner
Mira Oster
A. Ardmore
Lawton
Ardmore
Peyland Sternmentu
Sam Diego
Hollywood
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Maidhend
Los Angeles
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Martiale
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Pirates Sign Cal High School Pitching Ace
The Pittsburgh Pirates signed Pacific coast high school star Fred Strobel and optioned him to the Waco Texas club of the Big State league. Strobel, a Long Beach High School graduate, allowed only one run in five games this season.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fred Strobel
Waco
Texas
Strobel
Long Beach
Cal
Glosser Stays In Trans-Miss Golf Meet
In Kansas City on June 25 Trans Miss golf action saw Skee Riegel face Lawrence Glosser and John Kraft drawn with Irl Oliver after quarterfinals. Riegel edged Bob Kosten 1 up on 18th hole. Glosser defeated Robert Meeker 3 and 1 after winning the first four holes.
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Skee Riegel
Glendale
Calif
Lawrence Glosser
Oklahoma City
John Kraft
Denver
Colo
Irl Oliver
Riegel
Bob Kosten
Kansas
Jarold Shop And Berry Jewelers State Open House
The Jarold Shop and Berry Jewelers announce a state open house tomorrow in the Burton Building at 417 C avenue. Miss Marie Henderson manages Jarold's, newly moved from 317 C avenue and remodeled with a front, plate glass, and modern interior. Berry Jewelers shares the building with eight years in space expanded to feature larger displays, with George Berry of Oklahoma City owner and Ruth Evans of Lawton as manager. Grand opening weekend offers special values from both stores.
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Berry Jewelers
Burton
C. Avenue
Jarold
Marie Henderson
C Avenue
Crown Drug
Mc Berry
Jarald's
George Berry
Oklahoma City
Jarod
Lawtonians visit Latimore cabin north of Custer
A Lawton delegation led by Col. Walter Lattimore visited Fort Sill ties in South Dakota, staying at the Lattimores’ cabin near Custer in the Black Hills. Guests included Dir. Ned Shepler and Rex Lee, with local hosts Sid Herber Jim Connor and Judge Dudley.
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Fort Sill
Walter C. Lattimoore
Lattimore
Lattimores
Custer
Ned Shepler
Rex Lee
Harney National Forest
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CCC
Lattimore South Dakota
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Jim Connor
Webber
Forest Preserve
Judge Dudley
Arthur E. Solem
Col. Solem
Anel
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Sill
Col Lattimore
Fort Sidsoom
W. M. Connor, Jr
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Ned
Mrs. Shepler
Fragmented Light Bulb Incident Mentioned in Report
Fragments of a shattered light bulb fell into a glass of water Mr. Cowen was drinking at the time. The report notes that heat or anger will not ease the pain in the neck, highlighting a curious incident and the charged water reference.
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Dence
Mr. Cowen
EL. KR
Second Annual Horse Show Set for Sunday
Weather permitting the second annual horse show will be held Sunday at 4 30 p m near Tossacanb ravich one mile east of the Flamingo club. Mrs J W Tyree owner and instructor announced today with judges Lt Col R Woodard Maj J S Fincher and Sgt Archibald Arnold. Five classes centered on quality horsemanship.
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Eest
Flamingo Club
J. W. Tyree
R. Woodard
J. S. Fincher
Archibald A.rnold
Public softball event invites families and beginners
The report notes a Memphis softball game with 47 total strikeouts among adults. Buck Miller won game 1 1 0 and struck out 26 batters, while Binx Terry pitched for the losers. The event will include beginners boys mixed jumping and a family section with about 16 entries and no charge.
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Memphis
Tenn
Buck Miller
Binx Terry
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