Amateur golfer Moody seeks pro move in Oklahoma play
Moody, a slight man with a bulky problem, faces amateur status scrutiny after joining Liston's Coury Club. He pursues turning professional amid strong showings at Fort Sill and Lawton events, with ties to Spanky Meads and Fort Sill golfers amid a busy golfing scene across Lawton and surrounding clubs.
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Thomson Fashions 67 To Lead Pensacola Open Golf
Australian Peter Thomson fired a five under par 67 in the Pensacola Open third round to take a two stroke lead over Art Wall Jr. in Florida. Wall posted a 69 as Marty Furgol surged to third with a 63 after a 37 on the front. Thomson, long champion of British Opens, dominated the day with seven birdies and one bogey.
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Lawton Netters Take Fourth In Wichita Falls Invite
Lawton high school netters finish fourth at the Wichita Falls Invitational. Dallas Highland Park takes first, Dallas Hillcrest second, Wichita Falls third, Oklahoma City Harding tied with Lawton for the next spot. Girls singles see Babs Yarmuk win a set before loss to Jean Van Tassell.
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Fourth Army Cage Tourney Opens Monday at Fort Sill
Twelve teams from the five state Fourth Army area compete in a double elimination tourney in Honeycutt gym Fort Chaffee Arkansas opens against Fort Sill Class A teams include Fort Hood Brooke Army Medical Center and Fort Bliss Class AA features Sandia Base White Sands Proving Ground Camp Wolters and Fort Sam Houston Top NCAA talent from Louisville Oklahoma A&M UCLA Memphis State Kansas Western Kentucky Syracuse Purdue Baylor Notre Dame and more join Fort Sill veteran Arnold Short and BAMCs Charlies Primus as key players Fort Sill aims to reclaim the Fourth Army title after Ballard return from injury with the Comnavers pursuing another championship
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Cards Edge Yanks With Late Counter
Ninth inning singles by Tom Alston and Don Blasé and a sacrifice by Eddie Kasko lifted the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4-3 win over the New York Yankees in an opening exhibition game. The Yankees led 3-0 until the seventh when Cardinals pitchers Lindy McDaniel, Herman Welmerer, and Bobby Smith held them to one hit over three frames. Mantle pinch hit and drew a walk.
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Major Cage Meets Detroit Rips On Tap This Week
The Tigers crushed the Red Sox 10 1 in a Grapefruit League opener at Sarasota as Don Lee traded three innings of hitless baseball for Detroit. Boston managed a single run off Frank Lary late while Detroit built a big lead with nine batters faced in the fourth and seventh innings.
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Corn Husker Wins San Juan Capistrano Handicap at Santa Anita
Corn Husker set a closing burst to win the San Juan Capistrano Handicap at Santa Anita Park. Eddie Arcaro rode the front running champion who also recently won the Santa Anita Handicap, beating Spinney with Infantry third in a 13 horse field on the Camino Real turf.
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Three-Man Team Tourney Set At Junior High Gym
The first annual YMCA Three-Man basketball tournament takes place Saturday at the junior high gym. Teams consist mainly of junior league players with entrants needing at least two boys in seventh, eighth, or ninth grade from Comanche County. Entry and 25 cent fees must be submitted to Gary Anderson or the YMCA office by Wednesday at 5 p.m., announced Warren Smith, a director.
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Redlegs Beat White Sox 8-4 In Opening Exhibition
Cincinnati Reds overpower Chicago White Sox 8 to 4 in an exhibition game at Al Lopez Field. Johnny Temple and Gus Bell led with three singles each, Alex Grammas drove in two in the third, and rookie Bobby Baleena added a run. Chicago rookies Dervington Dufour and Flanigan started the defense, while Warren Hacker, Art Fowler and Raul Sanchez pitched for Cincinnati.
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Pirates win spring opener 8 7 over Phillies in Florida
In Clearwater March 9 the Pirates rallied to an 8 7 victory over Philadelphia as M Bill Virden belted a two run homer in the eighth inning. Rip Repulski hit a three run homer for the Phillies in the seventh and Ed Boukee added a two run shot in the sixth. Victor Swanson got the win for Pittsburgh with Pepper in the loss for Philadelphia.
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