Lawton Wolverines sweep Sandies in doubleheader wins
Lawton's Wolverines dominated Amarillo's Golden Sandies with a 10-0 opening win and a 3-2 nightcap as Donnie McFarland fanned 14 over seven innings and Sid Ahlschlager drove in the decisive run in the second game. Lawton improves to 3-0 on the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Wolverines
Amarillo
Golden Sandies
Orval Bowman
Donnie McFarland
Sid Ahlschlager
Jimmy Wilson
Wichita Falls
McFarland
Carl Tahkofper
Sandies
Texans
Big Donnie
Wolverine
Scott Brown
Lawrence Reed
Paul White
Brown
Reed
White
Bill Curry
Bobby Turner
Curry
Wison
LHS
Coombs
Weston
Bobby Wallis
Ray Ruffin
Ruffin
Jimmy Davis
McKay
Ahlschlager
Jesse Collins
Ed Rice
Wallis
McClain
Wilson
Pampa
Tex
Amarillo Ab
Hooae
Ag Davis
Boney
Smith
Cruz
Rice
Ge Turner
Ewone
Tawton Collins
Hpoa O'Dell
Turner
Tawton
RBI
Brown Reed
Sac—Brown
Bb—Curry
So—Curry
R&h
U—Witt & Powel
Dukes Rally Past A and M in NIT Upset
In a National Invitation Tournament first round, Duquesne edged Oklahoma A&M 69 61 as Sihugo Green led the Aggies with 20 points and Xavier of Cincinnati stunned St Louis 84 80 with Jim my Boothe delivering 21 for the Musketeers. Duquesne moves on with defending champion Seton Hall, St Francis and Xavier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmy Boothe
Dave Piontek
Frank Partaron
Xavier
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Duquesne
Seton Hall
Little St. Francis
Brooklyn
Aggies
Duquesne-Aggies
Aggie
Carter
Oklahoma A&m
Carberry
Ale
Peter
Nutt
Ana
Ewe
Sauer
Winograd
I Binder
Ricketts
Duquesne ST. Louis
McLaughlin
I Smith
See
Todd
Wynn
Mimilitz
Alcorn
Stanton
G. Smith
Uelk
Navid
Stammeiger
Partaron
Schmidt See
Piontek
Tomer Brink
Si Green
Mack Carter
Oklahoma
A&m
Madison Square Garden
Dukes
Enid Leads Pin Tournament Upsets Oklahoma Bowl Standings
In the Class B division at the Oklahoma Women's Bowling Association tourney at Sooner Lanes Enid clubs led by Molor Drag Co. posted 1832 to claim the top spot while Downtown Appliance Lawton and Thornedykes Transport Enid climbed to second and third. KSWO Radio slipped to fourth as shifts continued with more scores reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Women’s Bowling Association
Sooner
Molor Drag Co
Enid
Lawton
Thornedykes Transport
Kswo Radio
Constitution
Morning Press
Andy Anderson
Oklahoma City
Baldwin Agency
Anadarko
Hamblin Oilers
Parkinson-Neal
Cannonettes
Fort Sill
Leaders TEAMS standings with numerous Oklahoma clubs listed
The listing shows Class A teams from Oklahoma City and Lawton including Darby Everest Cadillac, Brady Krause Chinchillas, Lockes Blackwell, Nutrilinie, and more with scores from 2392 to 2264. Class B includes Hatcher Laundry and others. Class D and E feature Wrights Restaurant and Moler Drug among others. An 835 total is noted as posted by Anna Belle Lewis and Emily Schneider of Lawton in Class E doubles.
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Velma Havasse
Frances Novak
Oklahoma City
Louise Baker
Betty O’neal
Grace Hall
Pat Clay
Lawton
Nancy Tipton
Darlene Wid
Darby-Everest Cadillac
Andy Anderson
Brady-Krause Chinchillas
Lockes’ Blackwell
Nutrilinie
Hatcher Laundry
Tulsa
Baldwin Agency
Anadark
Hamblin Oilers
Eugene Whittington
Ins. Co
Phillips
Bartlesville
Carlois Rentals
Ray’s Temple Pharmacy
Shawnee
Parkinson - Neal
Enid
Allied Materials Corp
Cannonettes
Fort Sill
Wright’s
Commander Mills
Sand Springs
Glen Paris & Sons
Ponca City
Goodrich Rouettes
Anna Belle Lewis
Emily Schneider
Cain Scores 34 as Hawkeyes Rout Kentucky 89 77
IOWA CITY Iowa March 17 Carl Cain scored 34 points as Iowa defeated Kentucky 89 77 in the NCAA Regional with 15 375 at Iowa Field House Cain’s late bursts and aerial plays spurred a 49 38 halftime edge Kentucky star Bob Burrow matched 31 but Iowa controlled the pace and will face Temple in Evanston next Thursday night Cain hit 12 baskets and 10 of 11 free throws while teammates Grieg Calvert and McConnell contributed solid numbers in the win.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Carl Cain
Kentucky
Iowa Field House
Temple
Evanston, Ill
Cain
Wildcats
Bob Burrow
Hawkeyes
Grieg
Wee
Poorig
Boshinies A
McConnell
F Sebolt
Calvert
Logan
Seaberg
Scheverman
Kentucky SF
Grawemeyer
SMU Wins 84-63 in Western NCAA Playoffs Final
Southern Methodist University Mustangs dominated early and defeated Oklahoma City University Chiefs 84-63 to reach the National Collegiate tournament semi finals in Evanston Illinois. The win improves SMU to 25 2 and advances them to the next round.
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Lawrence
Kan
Southern Methodist University
Cage Results NCAA Tournament Western and Eastern Regions
Western Regional at Lawrence SMU defeated OCU 84 63 while Kansas State beat Houston 89 70 In Eastern Regional Iowa City Town defeated Kentucky 89 77 Morehead State over Wayne 95 84 Philadelphia Temple edged Canisius 60 58 Dartmouth beat Connecticut 85 64 Corvallis UCLA Seattle and San Francisco faced Utah NIT First Round Duquesne 69 Oklahoma A&M 61 St Francis Brooklyn 85 Lafayette 74 Seton Hall 96 Marquette 78 Xavier Ohio 84 St Louis 80 NAIA McNeese State 60 Texas Southern 55 Pittsburg Kan 77 Wheaton 70 Pro Playoffs Boston 110 Syracuse 93 leading 1 0 in the East St Louis 116 Minneapolis 115 leading 1 0 in the West
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Lawrence
Kan
Southern Methodist
OCU
Kansas State
Houston
Iowa City
Iowa
Town
Kentucky
Morehead State
Wayne
Philadelphia
Temple
Canisius
Consolttion Dartmouth
Connecticut
Corvallis
Ore
UCLA
Seattle
Francisco
Utah
Duquesne
Oklahoma
A&m
St. Francis
Brooklyn
Lafayette
Seton Hall
Marquette
Xavier
Ohio
St. Louis
McNeese State
Texas Southern
Pittsburg
Wheaton
Boston
Syracuse
Minneapolis
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Miami And Tampa
Serviceable summary item notes Chicago and Brooklyn games in Miami with Lollar Rivera Gilliam and Amoros homering while Pierce Walz and Campanella appear, plus Kansas City and Cincinnati in Tampa where Freeman earned the win and Bell homered for Cincinnati.
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Miami
Fla
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pierce
Byrd
Lollard
Lees
Labine
Walz
Hughes
Elston
Campanella
Walker
Olsen
W—Pierce
L—Walz
Lollar
Rivera
Gilliam
Amoros
Tampa
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Kellner
Burtschy
Rume
Bradford
Ginsberg
Freeman
Jeffcoat
Kennedy
Bailey
Dotterer
W—Freeman
L—Kellner
Bell
Clearwater Defeats Washington 3 1 in Extra Innings
In Clearwater, Florida, Washington and Philadelphia played 11 innings with Grob earning the win over Dickson. Final line shows 11 innings with Pascual Grob Edwards for Washington and Owens Lovenguth Dickson Niarhos Burk for Philadelphia. Grob W. Dickson L.
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Clearwater
Fla
Washington
Philadelphia
Pascual
Grob
Edwards
Owens
Lovenguth
Dickson
Niarhos
Burk
L—Dickson
Chicago Home Run Caps Wide-Open Ballgame
In Mesa Arizona Chicago and Baltimore clashed with Chicago delivering a ninth inning homer by Moryn that turned the game. Dorish Moore Schallock and Smith among Chicago players featured in the late rally while Moryn padded Chicago's score in a tense matchup.
Temple Wins On Late Bid For NCAA East Win
Temple defeats Canisius 60 to 58 in the NCAA eastern regionals as Hal Lear sinks two free throws with two seconds left after John McCarthy’s tight defense. Canisius, coached by Joe Leone, clung to a 58 58 tie in a dramatic finish. Dartmouth beat Connecticut 85 to 64 for third place.
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Philadelphia
Temple
Hal Lear
John McCarthy
Canisius
Jay Norman
Bob Kelly
Lear
Joe Leone
Temple Acc
Dartmouth
Connecticut
CNM Acai Wees
Wen Pano
En Roggo
EOE
Cantsius G
Rennes
Nashua Crushed In 100000 Race At Gulfstream Park
Nashua, the Leslie Combs star, suffered a crushing defeat as Sailor carried Brook Meade Stable to victory in the Gulfstream Park Handicap. Sailor led from the first turn and held off Mielleux and Finch in a surprise-filled mile and a quarter race before a crowd of 32,532. Nashua finished fifth to drop further toward the worlds money-winning record, earning 2500 for the effort and raising total winnings to 1,040,515. Jet Action and Prince Noor followed Nashua home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Nashua
Ireland
Brookmeade Stable
Sailor
Leslie Combs
Willie Hartack
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Find
Mielleux
Finch
Citation
Maine Chance Farm
Jet Action
Prince Noor
Charles Silvers
Saul Finklestein
McNeese Takes NAIA Crown In Close Final
McNeese State College of Lake Charles Louisiana overcame a halftime deficit to beat Texas Southern Houston 60 55 and win the NAIA basketball championship before 7000. Bill Reiger named outstanding player after scoring 21 points and setting a tournament record with 158. Glenn added key rebounds before fouling out with eight minutes left. Pittsburg State defeated Wheaton 77 72 for third place.
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Kansas City
H— McNeese State College
Lake Charles
Texas Southern
Houston
Pittsburg
Kan
State
Wheaton
Ill
College
McNeese
Bill Reiger
Dudley Carver
Louisianians
Reiger
Glenn
Bulwark
Reigel
Scotty Speagall
Millikin University
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Lawton S Tabs
Lew Johnson
Joe McKay
Donnie
Gene McClain
Jimmy Weston
Ignacio
Des Davis
Rf Cruz
Hisey
Po Collins
Abelleeee
Collins
Ahischlager
Sac—Rice
Ama
Bb—Hisey
Wiloe
Pene
U—Powell & Witt
Green Shines
Dukes Nip
Hugh Fullerton JR
Dayton
Sihugo Green
Tonicht
Niagra
Louisville
St.Joseph’s
Green
Enid Snares
Novak
Mary Wilhite
Marge Conley
Jo Manning
Pat Morris
Smu
Patrick
Allen Fieldhouse
Larry Showalter
Jerry Krog
Krog
Hubert Reed
Oklahoma City Center
Dunbar
Gilbert
Griffin
Loway
Bradshaw
Jeter
Judy
Magana
Wheeler
F Herrscher
southern Methodist __ awe
Little League Headquarters
R&s Sporting Goods
Southwestern Radio & Sound
4Th & E
Henderson Motor CO
Ford
S Roy Moyer
Ee Irv Henderson
Milo Gordon
H. W. Scarlett
Red Mercer
Milo Howenstine
Paul Adelman
Archie Penick
A. J. Peck
Terry Seigler
Bill Robinson
Jim Kitchens Garland Corban
R. MceSwane
Wayne Marley John McCabe
Lyle Gross
Fay Hillis
Bill Stimpson
Green-Phillips Laounale
Gmac Financing
Auto Radio
Sentimentals
Radio & Sound
McCord
C Avenue
Norton-Kitchens
Buick Co
Ma Auto
NAIA
Buick Company
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