Poke Sprint Star Snares Meet Award in Texas Meet
USC dominated field events to win the Anna ABC Rehivs meet at BIG SPRING Texas. Oklahoma ASM and Houston posted high team scores as individual winners were led by Oriana Yaddig of Oklahoma ASM with sprint double and a lengthy list of regional competitors across university and high school divisions.
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Alaveh
UPI
University of Southern California
Oklahoma Asm
Houston
Snatherm Methodist
Oriana Yaddig
Oklahoma
ASM
American Business Club
Illinois Bowling Pairs Take Second Place in Fort Worth Meet
In Fort Worth on March 16 the Sith American Bowling Cow girls tournament doubles standings show Carl Larson and Lawrency Lindquist from Sycamore Ill. moving into second with 1203 pins across games 471 40 and AD. Tom Varnish and Lendon from Buffalo N Y posted 1238 for fifth in the two man event. Lowel Caddel and Larry Chase of Lubbock Texas lead the doubles section while John Di Finda of Buffalo rose to third in singles with 658. Detroit’s General John Crims mins remains top of singles with 705.
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Lendon
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N.Y
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Larry Chase
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Tes
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Hert Shoemann
Detroit
John Crimsmins
Gordon Kingham
Houston
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Cowpoke Oranges Rally To 21-13 Spring Scrimmage Win
In Stillwater on March 16, the Oklahoma Aggies Oranges side defeated the Whites 21 to 13 in a spring football scrimmage. Ada players Billy West and Dan Wagner sparked the Whites with a 62-yard run and a 67-yard pass late, while Texarkana’s Campbell led the Oranges in the second half with a 4-yard touchdown, aided by freshman Tony Banfield’s setup run and Freddie Trewery’s late scoring drive. Jans Motley added the conversion for a 7-6 Orange lead, with John Jacob converting after the late drives.
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Ada
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Anly
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Broken Arrow
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Freddie Trewery
Newkirk
John Jacob
Lew Johnsons COLUMN Ball-Control Debate Grimly Resumes
Experts debate ball control vs fast break play as Stockton’s team defeats Cameron A ggies 99 to 52 in Region 2 junior college action. The piece notes the enduring relevance of ball control and methodical offense in modern basketball.
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Stockton
Cameron Agzies
Aggies Triumph Over Cameron as Murray Strategy Shuts Down Stars
Murray's half-central defense stifled Cameron star Yeahqua and kept Fred Yeahqua-bound shots in check, sending Cameron to its final loss in the Mashy fieldhouse. Owens's Aggies celebrate a strong regular season and look ahead to the national junior college tourney in Kansas.
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Aggies
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Fred Yeahyne
Vonney
Ted Owens
Cameron Claw
Aggie
Katchinson
Kan
Rogers
Bud Lahmaunt
Yeahqua
Brooklyn Dodgers
Oklahoma
Ardmore Loses Big Lead in Roamer Conference Chase
Ardmore failed to hold an 11 point, late game edge against Lawton for a share of the Roamer conference crown. The article notes a 15 point rally by Pawhuska earlier in the state Class A tournament at Oke City and mentions other sports tidbits from Oklahoma and beyond.
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Tis Brew
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Oke City
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Texas Races To Easy Win Whilden Stars
Texas dominated the Southwestern Recreation Track and Field Meet in Fort Worth led by star performer Whilden. The Longhorns won the university class title by a wide margin, set multiple meet records, and featured standout times in sprints and relays. No other details clearly alter the top team result or key individual honors.
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Raley Morford Place In Texas At Southvest Recreation Meet
Fort Worth March 18 Lating high school boys track results from the Southvest Recreation Track and Field meet show Brent Morford of Ab State discus third place with 171 inches Kenneth Leach of Ville won discus 12 feet 9 inches Tommy Raley of LHS took third in the broad jump 20 feet 21 inches Jory Langston was briefly named a qualifier in low hurdles but was later ruled out in finals Chester Walters did not place in the mile run Gear Wilkinson failed to place Chickasha ran second in the rack mile relay with 26.7 seconds Durant sprinter Dorsey Jercon finished third in the yard dash next targets a dual meet with Northwest Classen in Oklahoma City Tuesday
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Ville
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Chester Walters
Fort Silt Tnchan School
Thaldion
Gear Wilkinson
Chickasha
Durant
Dorsey Jercon
Oklahoma City
Wingfoots edge 69ers 98 96 in finale thriller
Akron Wingfoots upset Phillips 69ers 98 96 to spoil the season finale in Bartlesville Oklahoma. Phillips led by 17 with 12:45 left but could not hold on. Chuck Darling scored 23 for Akron as he retires after five seasons.
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UPI
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Phillips 69Ers
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Murray Nips Texas Quint in a late rally
Murray defeated Texas in a hard fought game fueled by a late rally led by Dan Tomlison and Tory Watkens eight seconds apart. J. W Freeney added a late free throw as Murray held off Deatyu in a close finish. Guinn led Murray with scoring while Reed and Ferlonberry padded the victory with strong performances and rebounding. The win secures Murray’s place in the national meet as the team from Oklahoma jaca loop.
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Riiker Cameron
Degatur Miray
Secord
Oklahoma
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Cliffeysine
Brebe, Ark
Tigersilk
Oklahoma blanks Longhorns in exhibition baseball clash
Oklahoma University used three pitchers to top the Texas Longhorns 4 0 in an exhibition game. Jim Leeper doubled and drove in runs as Oklahoma grabbed an early lead. Fenelio Fishes earned credit for victory after three innings pitched.
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Okhama University
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Oklahoma
Jim Leeper
Tung
Noingle
L. Spaith
Mar Flacher
Joser
Fenelio
James
Curtis French
Facher
Howard Rove
Hockey Results Report From The NCAA Matchup
The article notes a NCAA hockey game between teams such as Taphsoh and HaryAnT with a detailed score update and player mentions. It includes references to venues, series context, and postgame notes from coaches and staff.
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Keller Places In Pin Meet In Fort Worth Event
Keller from Lawton's Pepsi Cola team places in the pin meet at the American Bowling Congress Tournament in Fort Worth. The group posts a 2719 team series with Hershey, Cowie, Llawhert, Despard, and Hatchett contributing solid scores. Despard and Hatchett’s 632 and 420 leads pair ups. Sadeller 320 doubles high, with Cowie 344 in singles and 314 with Purser in doubles.
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Frank Tavern
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College Baseball Results Reported With Sparse Details
An obscure college baseball results item from Southeast region coverage notes limited action. Names, dates, and specifics are unreadable, leaving only a general athletic outcome hinted without verifiable scores or teams.
Jackson Tracks Pitchers at Braves Camp in Milwaukee
Lawton veterans and Lawton alumni populate Milwaukee farm camp as Jackson, in his fourth year, drills pitchers and catchers ahead of a May 1 Sooner State league opener. Notable signees include Dale Nendrickson 22 win at Lawton in 1905 Bob Duchew 32 15 Lawton mark Clair Hickman 8 0 Lawton 1953 and Ron Piche 13 6 Lawton 1935.
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