Ebisch and Drake Cook Dominate Bowling Honors
Robert Ebisch and Drake Cook led the men in Sawer ad week bowling honors, posting top scores for VW in the league. Fritg Willian and Ova Lambidin led the women, edging rivals as lanes saw a tight race, with Ebisch earning a seven pin advantage over Cook.
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Drake Cook
Fritg Wil-lian
Ova Lambidin
Sawer Ad
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Jayeres
Unclear scoreboard report with mixed player stats and teams
Fragmented text reports multiple players and teams with inconsistent scores and averages. Mentions include Vawlingg anchovy for Baldwin Agency and Weakens Migor Leave, weights restaurant details, and various named players with irregular numbers. Overall, the item reads like a jumbled scoreboard recap with no clear single outcome.
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Baldwin Agency
Nibdia
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Hawks Edge Lakers to Clinch Western Division Title
St Louis Hawks defeated Minneapolis 111 104 in overtime to clinch first place in the Western Division and a 34 000 prize. Hagan scored 28 points and Pet’s spree spurred the rally as Ed Macauley led in late scoring, securing a bye into the playoffs while Minneapolis meets Fort Wayne in a best of three series. A brief fight occurred between Bob Leonard and Jack McMahon during the game.
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Abbott Maintains Lead In Gulf Coast Golf Tourney
Professional Pat Abbott of Mem sed into some today but maintained his lead in the $5,000 Gulf Coast Invitational Golf Tournament with a par 71 in the third round.
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Pat Abbott
Hickey Voted Valley Honor Coach of the Year
The Missouri Valley Center names Hickey Coach of the Year at St Louis University. Artie Eilers announces the conference All-Star team with five players from five teams and lists notable honorees from Drake Oklahoma A&M and Saint Louis University.
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McGuire Names New Yorkers to East All Star Squad
North Carolina coach Frank McGuire selects Gerry Paulson of Manhattan and Dick Duckett of St John’s for the East all star team to face the West in the Fresh Air Fund game at Madison Square Garden set for March 30.
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Gerry Paulson
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Dick Duckett
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Fresh Air Fund
Madison Square Garden
Californians Lead Parade Of Big League Prospects
An AP tally shows 70 California born players on current spring rosters, more than any other state. The list includes Duke Snider, Frank Sullivan, Jackie Jensen and others, with rosters totaling 638 players aiming to trim to 23 by opening day in April.
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Wheaton Lands 2 On All-Star Team
Evensville March 16 P the all tournament baseball teams of the NCAA College division selected by coaches and members of the press radio and team Jack Sullivan Mount St Mary s Mel Peterson Wheaton Mason Cope Kearty Wesleyan Jim Daniels University of South Dakota and Bol White head Wheaton Second team Logan Gipe Kentucky Wesleyan Ron Bazadier Los Angeles State Bill Buick Kentucky Wesleyan Dick Kamm Wheaton and Bert Sheing Mount St Mary s The most valuable player chosen was Peterson of Wheaton.
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Simmons Named Coach Of Year In 1956 57 Boomer All Stars
Ardmore's Buddy Russell wins outstanding player award while Jenks Simmons of El Reno earns coach of the year. Russell, Wilson and Leonard head first team with unanimous selections. Ardmore and Norman stars prominent as Boomer Conference squads post strong seasons.
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Norman Isell
Wilson
Boomer Conference All Stars Named From Ardmore Lawton
Boomer Conference selects players Buddy Russell of Ardmore Jim Wilson of Lawton and Phil Leonard of Dunes for the year along with coaches Simmons from El Reno and Dick m1. Ardmore and Lawton each place two players in the honors with scores and teams noted.
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Ardmore
Bob Williams
Lawton
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Jim Wilson
Phil Leonard
Dunes
Lawton Wolverines Fall Narrowly In Openers At Wichita Falls
Lawton Wolverines lose 3 to 4 at Wichita Falls in a sharp defensive showing led by standout pitching from sophomore Jerry Boucher. Center fielder Lawrence Reed had the lone notable hit, and UL's defense helped limit the Coyotes with key plays in the field and at the plate.
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Entry List Grows For Dallas Women Open Golf
Dallas reports a growing field for the second annual $7,500 Dallas Women Open Golf Tournament set for April 14 at Glen Lakes Country Club chaired by the 2050 club. Past champion Patty Bere won in a playoff with Betsy Rawls and Marlene Bauer Hagee. entrants include Joyce Zisk Ben Ann Prentice Gloria Arms Gloria Feh t Missy Berg and Mickey Wright.
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Baker Sparkies In OU Spring Scrimmage
Norman March g6 hour scrimmage by the University of Oklahoma football squad highlighted the play of David Baker from Burnesville as he ran the option and threw two touchdown passes. Freshman Bobby Boyd of Arlington Texas also impressed as a quarterback contender.
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Burnesville
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Wahoo McDaniel
Sailer triumphs in giant slalom at Stowe race
Sailer, 22, defending Olympic gold, reestablishes as top Alpine skier in American international meet at Stowe Vermont. Therese LeDuce, a French competitor, joins him for a giant slalom victory as Joss Rieder defeats him earlier year. Sailor wins by 3.9 seconds down Mount Mansfield course.
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Sir Tribal Wins At Hot Springs
Sir Tribal outgrouned Sty runner in a stretch and set a track record while winning the $5,000 Southland Handicap at Oakhtown Park before a crowd of 13,952. Tony Skrouski rode the gray gobling to finish first by a length and a quarter over Perfector with Exchange Stable third. The mile was completed in 1:40 and 5/6. The winner paid $1 straight and $2.80 to show with exotic payoffs totaling $792.57.
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Dodgers Relief After Roger Craig No Mumps Diagnosis
Vero Beach Florida March 14 The Braghlian Dodgers eased fears as Roger Craig was cleared of mumps and diagnosed with tonsillitis He had been confined to the infirmary for three days and his condition improved with treatment by doctors Raid
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