Unclear golfing academy plans in Lawton area announced
Tos Tianson arrives to organize beginner women golf classes at Lawton club. Assistant pro Kan targets April 1 start with three weekly sessions to ease newcomers into the sport. Lawton Ladies Golf Association meeting planned for Monday to discuss the venture.
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Quast Takes Lead In Titleholders Golf Championship
Anne Quast. amateur from Augusta led after the first round of the Titleholders Championship with a 75 at Augusta National. She opened a one stroke margin over several professionals as the final round set for tomorrow.
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Colonial National Invitation Golf Tournament Acceptances Reach 34
Former champion Johnie Palmer Freddie Haas and Doug Jigging joined the Colonial National Invitation Golf Tournament field bringing acceptances to 34 with 14 places still open for the May 25 event. Notables include Julius Boros Tommy Bolt Jack Burke Billy Casper Don January and Arnold Palmer among others, while Mickey Weight was second by one stroke.
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Aine
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Dick Mayer
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Mike Souchak
Peter Thomson
Ken Venturi
Ernie Vossler
Art Wall Jr
Bo Wininger
Cooner Shares Lead in Florida Golf Round
Cooner chips and steady play keep him near the lead at St Peters Club course as Burke and Cooper trail by one stroke. Turke and Don January post strong rounds, while Wall and Thirbert chase from 206 and 208 respectively amid a field contesting a 64 record.
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Perini Seeks Braves Focus After Exhibition Loss
Milwaukee Braves owner Lou Perini urged sharper play and more aggression after a 21 loss to Philadelphia in an exhibition. He said consistency at hitting and fewer self made mistakes are needed to drive pennant hopes, noting the team has age on its side and can improve.
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Exhibition Baseball League Crisscross Scores Reported
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Cardinals Sign Mammack for 1937 Training Camp
Chicago Cardinals announce fullback Mal Mammack has signed his 1937 contract and will be discharged from the service to join the team for training camp.
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Yankees Battle White Sox In 6-2 Exhibition Loss
In St Petersburg on March 16 the Yankees dropped a 6-2 exhibition to the White Sox as Jim Wilson faltered in the seventh. Tom Sturdivant earned the win with five shutout innings and Elston Howard delivered a run batted in.
Dickson Shines In 5-3 Win Cards Snap Cincy Streak
In Tampa on March 16 the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Cincinnati Redlegs 5 to 3, ending Cincinnati’s four-game Grapefruit League win streak. Wally Moon hit a second-inning homer, Murry Dickson pitched effectively, and key hits from Al Dark, Stan Musial, and Del Ennis built a 3-0 lead by the fifth. Ed Bailey doubled for one Reds run, and Frank Thomas provided late offense, but Cincinnati could not finish.
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Kaycee 7 Pirates 4 Fortuy March 16 exhibition game
Kansas City Athletics broke a 4 1 deficit with a three run eighth inning to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 4 in an exhibition game Ty Cobb power and three hits from Bob Clemente and Bill Virdon boosted the A s while Walt Craddock held to two hits in two innings the A s victory margin came from three singles two walks an error and a sacrifice fly in the eighth The Pirates Bob Purkey took the loss and Vic Power led the A s with three hits in a high scoring outing The Kansas City club built a 4 0 lead in the first two frames and held on to beat Pittsburgh at home
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As your Councilman Ward 5 for Sound Safe Government
A brief pledge from a Ward 5 councilman on sound governance and public safety. It outlines commitment to prudent policy, transparent processes, and responsive constituent services for the community.
Phillies Edge Braves in 13th In Florida Exhibition
In Clearwater on March 16 the Philadelphia Phillies rallied in the 13th to beat the Milwaukee Braves 7 to 6. Bob Bowman pitched four scoreless innings to earn the win, allowing two hits in the 13th as Ed Bouchee delivered a bases loaded single with nobody out to drive in the decisive run.
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