Army Champs Face Air Force in Southeast Cage Meet
Army champions meet in a Southeast Conference basketball tournament featuring rosters from Army teams and service schools. Notable players include Duane Mettler from Notre Dame, Jim Horne and Bulutele from Rochester Royals lineage, and Fort Bliss with two Baylor Bears alumni. A banquet for players and coaches was held Sunday evening at the Main dining facility.
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Aivarma
Philadelphia Warriors
NBA
Bill
Duane Mettler
Notre Dame
Chaffee
Don Thome
St. John's
Brooklyn
Billy Emmons
Memphis State
Chester Beam
Louisville
Fort Pelk
Sandia
Farward
Dick Boushka
St. Louis University
Olverpie
Art
Air Force
Boushka
Sundin
San Ayniston
AGGIES Continue Strong Scoring From Key Players
Layton sophomore Veahgus has 377 points in 23 games for a 29.1 average. Millen, a top rebounder and sharpshooter, will anchor the inside game as the contest unfolds.
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Veahgus
Layton
Millen
City Pin Teams Place In Texas City
Lawton's Best Maid Foods team won sixth place and Red Bud Foods 15th in squad prizes in the beasles division at a Fort Worth tournament with prize money. Best Maid totaled 257 for three games, while Cast the Dean Richmond led scoring for Best Maid with 58 in the final. Jim Gentry and Jim Smith posted high scores for their teams, with Ned Bud and Clyde Hines also contributing strong marks. The event featured 32 teams and included mixed doubles with multiple shifts and notable totals from Claire Schroeder Steve Ar tel and Vada Sanders.
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Lawton
Best Maid Foods
Red Bud Foods
Beasles
Fort Worth
Best Maid
S19
Dean Richmond
Sieerostaike
Sener Lanois
Ledford
Claire Schroeder
Steve Artell
Vada
B. Sanders
Jack Spencer
the Brown
Merzl Schvorder
Weekend Fights By The Assoriated
Weekend fights by the Associated appear garbled with mixed place names and incomplete event references. readable fragments mention Los Angeles and possibly Cuba as locations with uncertain participant names and outcomes.
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Angeles
Cuba
Shuey star helps Red Sox in night games, hits 341 overall
Shuey of Tou Williams shines for the Boston Red Sox with an 82 at night games and an overall 341 average. Bold Ruler favorite in Caliente Jue y Derby odds 40-1. Coffeyville appoints Bill Jumes as head football coach and Long moves to principal. Bragg wins Third Arms basketball tourney 63-32 over FL Jackson. Phil Rollins leads scoring. Parrell Floyd 19 points spark Florida Jackson win.
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Rasota
Fla
Pach
General Duke
Copfeyville
Bill Jumes
Coffeyville Junior College
Clifford Long
Juriey
Long
Soto
Gelushia Leads In Oklahoma Women's Bowling Event
Gelushia led Stillwater in the Class A singles as the 18th annual Oklahoma Women's bowling tournament continued. Shawnee’s Ehelee Stevenson moved to second in Class A with a 608 handicap, while Bartlesville pair Helen Brown and Mary Clarkin climbed to second in Class A doubles with a 64 score as the Univd weekend saw 22 new leaders across divisions.
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Gelushia
Stillwater
Warline Gelushia
Oklahoma
Ehelee Stevenson
Shawnee
Bartlesville
Helen Brown
Mary Clarkin
Big Red Opens Onl Tuesday
Norman Ohio brief reports Oklahoma Sooners begin a 20 day spring football practice without key All-Americans Tommy McDonald Jerry Tubbs and other lettermen amid rebuilding efforts. Tackle Hd Gray Tom Emerson and fullback Billy Pricer are out as Bud Wilkinson focuses on developing depth before the annual varsity game in April. Stillwater Aggies Day set after limited spring work and Tulsa a grid workouts continue ahead of the spring showcase.
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Norman
Ohio
Sooners
Tommy McDonald
Jerry Tubbs
Mone Ihin
Bud Wilkinson
Hd Gray
Tom Emerson
Billy Pricer
Stillwater, Oklo
Oklahoma
AGM
Cowboys
SHANTZ Leads Slow, Tigers Fall to 13-4
Detroit was humbled 13-4 as Shantz dominated the Tigers while Florida and New Jants rallied in extra innings to top Cleveland 9-8 in Phoenix. Brooklyn starter lasted four innings before exiting. Indians explode late against the Giants. Jim Landis, Vic Power, Jim Piechioni pace offense with multiple hits and homers.
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Detroit Tigers
Fla
Jants
Cleveland Indians
Phoenix
Ariz
Detroit
Athletics
al Bae Jine
Kansas
Cit
Fal Woodschiel
Vic Power
Jim Piesoni
White Sox
Jim Landis
Landis
Wally Post
Cincinnati
Giants
Cleveland
Indians
Gail Mar
Wall Tips Thomson By Eagle In Pensacola Links Tourney
Art Wall earned $2,000 top prize at the Pensacola Open with a two under par 66 final round after an eagle on the eighth hole helped him beat Peter Thomson by two strokes. Thomson, 27, faltered on the front nine of yesterday's final round, finishing in second place with a three round total of 70-68-66. Other money winners included Burkeman, Balding, Howie Johnson, and Furgol, with final rounds shaping the leaderboard in windy Pensacola.
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Thomson
Pensacola
Fla
Pensacola Country Club
Art Wall
Poccono Manor
Peter Thomson
Wall
Duke University
Yeu Thomson
Windswear
ST. Wall
Thomsot
Franklin Wills
Mich
Tan Miuney
al Balding
Toronto
Howie Johnson
dTouston
Bu Wininger
Odessa
Baros
Pines
I Littley
Itty
Calif
Ed Furgol
St Andrews
Tarheels and seeds face grueling NIT and WAIA tests
The report notes North Carolina and other teams entering the National Invitation and WAIA tournaments. Madison Square Garden hosts the NIT semifinals and finals from March 23. AA Small College and Pacific Lutheran are mentioned among seeded and unseeded contenders with weeklong rounds and varied locations.
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Frond
Nsas
Seat
Bradley
Small College
Evanston
Til
WAIA
Rangas City
Pacific Lutheran Ison
Sports In Brief from Sarasota and Melbourne events
In brief sports items from Sarasota Florida and Melbourne Australia note sailors racing in Visebail, Caloria and recent tennis and golf results. Mentions include college and university athletes, the Australian open results, and a final in Pensacola. Several names and places appear, including Melbourne, West Australia, and California venues, with outcomes and scores referenced.
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Cage Meet
Harry Wiest
Bob Richards
Los C
Richards
Texas
Lawton Morning Press
Minute Sports
Ted Williams
Our City
W. H. (Harvey
Pol. Adv
Big Red
Tulsa Gridmen
TULSA
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Mareh
Shantz
Slit
Southwest Chemical Co
E Ave
Yc the
Agsariatead Kaseilall
Sarasota
Flao-A
Wassingiay Sen
Dircein
Sail
Visebail
Anid
Willy Foot Hal
Tom Gsirtacy
Rene
Chanimg
Calumbia
California
Tae Scare
Charananship
WIN Og Paints
Melbourne
Australia
Hur Sintt
West Australia
Tex
Bobby
Agustine
Jamhara
Delempd
Kenneth Otis
Crosby
M & D Finance CO
Easton
Brammer
Pittsburgh Paints
Farmers Lumber Company
G Avenue
America
International Trucks
DAN Wilson Motor Service
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