Pekingese Dominates Ninth Lawton Fort Sill Show
Pekingese Ch. Chik Tsun of Waver Johanna Cargil wins Best Dog in Show at the Lawton Fort Sill event, part of the ninth annual breed fair. A total of 474 dogs from 28 states competed, with judges Derek Rayne and Maurice Baker presiding.
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Lawton-Fort Sill
Johanna Alichen
Ch. Spruce- Wood
Millard C. Zwarg
Comanche County Fair
Derek G. Rayne
Carmel
Calif
Maurice L. Baker
Minneapoli
Eastern Ring Meet Opens Tonight at Sunnyside Garden
Nat Dix, a 190 pound heavyweight, leads contenders in the three day Eastern Golden Gloves Championships opening tonight at Sunnyside Garden. Dixon trained by Frank Lavelle, rose from New York sub-novice to Open winner this year with three knockouts. More than 10 leather-sushers from 10 teams across New England to Puerto Rico participate in regional meet.
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Nat
Ro" Dixon
Fiied Patterson
Sunnyside Garden
Dixon
Frank Lavelle
Patterson
Brooksie
Iyany
New England
Puerto Rico
Oklahoma City area nods for regional tourney action
Oklahoma City hosts three venues as Class A and B teams clash in regional trials. Coweta leads Class B boys after double overtime wins in McAlester while defending titles Purcell and Chisholm chase spots. Class A girls feature last year's champions Byng and Bixby among contenders as eight regional champions emerge for next week’s state tourney.
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Roigher
Meamenile
Jeans
Vnese
Oklahoma City
Leant
Coweta
de Urhear
McAlester
Sat- Spina
Purcell
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Calera
I Spire
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Musa
Fairview
Dover
Vamoosa
Lonkeba
Pie Tuskaho- Throg
Veil
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Bixby
Elmore City
Elk City
Laverne
Warner
Coste
Maran
Ralston
Ovlogah
Warren
Tushka
Sickles
Ames
Momvec
Marlene Hagge, Suggs Lead Jacksonv ille Open Golf Finale
Marlene Bauer Hagge and Miss Suggs held a two stroke lead in the Jacksonv ille Women's Open Golf Tournament final round. Hagge posted a 72 to reach a 222 total while Suggs stood within striking distance as the field contends for the $5,000 prize.
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Jacksonville
Flair
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Sterday
Mrs. Hagen
Miss Suggs
Bills Clinch Loop Title With Victory Over Oklahoma Pokes
Bradley’s Bills sit in the driver’s seat in the Missouri Valley race. St Louis can clinch an undisputed crown and NCAA berth with a win over Oklahoma tonight as Bradley fights to stay atop the standings. Detroit and Tulsa chase late-season sparks, while Drake and Wichita battle for positions in a gritty Valley finish.
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Associated Press
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Oklahoma Agm
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Aggies
St. Tens
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Braves
Houston
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Detroit
Goss Squeaker
Tulsa
Lous Low
Agiges
Drake
Wichiti
Red Marrell
Bullogs
Billeben
Marvell
Luise Wednesdy
Rosburg Captures Mexico Golf Title
Rosburg held his big five until the event finale and shot a sparkling 66 in the final round to win the Mexico golf title, finishing runner up George Bayer of San Gabriel California. Roberto de Vicenza of Argentina led most of the way but settled for third with 276. The victory was worth 1500 dollars to Rosburg.
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Rob Rosburg
Hame
San Francisco
Roshig
George Bayer
San Gabriel
Calif
Roberto de Vicenza
Fram
Argentina
Tosburg
Jenkins Takes Skating Crown
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo uP Carol Heiss of Stone Park N Y retained the women’s crown at the World Figure Skating Championships. David Jenkins of Colorado Springs won the men’s title. Barbara Wagner and Robert Paul of Canada and June Markham and Courtney Jones of Britain won the pairs and ice dancing titles respectively. Heiss and Jenkins plan to compete next at Berkeley California for the US Championship March 13-16.
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United States
Canada
England
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Stone Park
N. Y
David Jenkins
Barbara Wagner
Robert Paul
London
June Markham
Cowrtney Jones
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Pafier
Coral
Wagren
Paul
Skalng G
Sdenkins
Sam
Hayes
Tulsans Annex Catholic Crown in State High School Title
Tulsa Marquesie beat Oklahoma City Catholic in the early seconds of the game to claim the state Catholic High School championship. St Mary's of Okeene defeated St Michael's of Henryetta 647 for the Class B title.
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Secons
Tulsa
Marquesie
Oklahoma City Catholic
St. Mary's of
Okeene
St. Michael's
Henryetta
Demaret Wins Baton Rouge Open With Stable Play
Jimmy Demaret, 43, Kiamesha Lake, NY, changes style yet nets $2,000 first prize in the Baton Rouge Open at Baton Rouge Country Club. He shoots a final 71 for 278 to beat Petter Thomson who carded 70 for 279, amid waterlogged greens after a Saturday rain.
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Thomson
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Pensacola
Nox Jomney
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Country Club
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Lemont
Gardner Dickinson
Panama City
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Bill Nary
Wayne, Mich
Day Irader
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Apple Valley
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Dutch Harrison
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Mahopac
Shelley Mayfield
Westbury
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Mayfield
Richmonds Win Bowling Event at Sooner Lanes
In a Sunday Mixed Doubles Sweepstake at Sooner Lanes, Joan and Dean Richmond along with Marge Boydstam and Ed Cagle won the light session. The Richmonds topped with 1251 in the first shift, Dean 648 handicap, Joan 403, and Dean a 213 game. the second shift posted 1281 with Boydstun 202-634 and Cagle 647.
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Dean Richmond
Marge Boydstam
Ed Cagle
Sooner
Richmonds
Dean
Boydstun
Cagle
Oklahoma City native re elected regional director
Stillwater Oklahoma was elected director of Region then National Wildlife Federation yesterday.
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Washington
Ford Mercer
Stillwater
Okla
National Wildlife Federation
Weekend Fights Report From Portland and Los Angeles
Weekend boxing bouts across Portland and Los Angeles feature a mix of fighters including Ewart Polghter Mu Sigh Allea and Aristide Pugzali in European style matchups. Notable results include Galvin Sawyer defeating Calvin Butler in Pittsburgh with decisive stoppage.
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Ore
Ewart Polghter
Allea
Ol Soni
Senitta
Omilan
Waly
Marin
Aristide Pugzali
Hollywood
Carlos Ortiz
Newaml Tow
Filippa
Tastz
Los
Ana
Fleisien
Old American Life Insurance Offer From Kansas City Agency
A damaged but readable ad promises a $1000 life insurance policy for final expenses for people aged 60 to 80. It urges postal mail application with no obligation and no calls, directing readers to send age details to Old American, Kansas City, Missouri, Dept. L3a5B.
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Kansas City
Old
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