Cal bapa Texas Two-Sports Star Heading for Cameron Aggies
Amarillo high school star Carroll Stafford, a two sport standout in football and boxing, prepares to enroll at Cameron College. The report notes his background in Golden Sandies football, boxing success, and possible fit with the Cameron Aggies while detailing related Oklahoma influences in Texas coaching circles and recent track results.
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Wolverines Invade Texas For Four Tilts
Lawton high school unbeaten baseball team plans four games on Texas soil this week. Coach Bowman's Wolverines open at Wichita Falls Tuesday, then play a Texas panhandle trio including Pampa Friday and Amarillo Saturday. McFarland leads pitching with dominant early showings, White shines at bat, and defense by Wallis, Coombs, and Reed anchors the outfield.
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Grimm Won't Trade Braves for Dodgers Even Up
Bradenton Florida veteran manager Charlie Grimm says the Milwaukee Braves would not trade their young, rising lineup for the World Series champion Brooklyn Dodgers. He favors his club's pitching and youth, notes Dodgers age, and lists Crandall against Campanella as a developing catcher. He rates Brooklyn at centers and one outfield edge but favors Aaron over Furillo, Hodges over Adcock, and Braves at third.
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OU Seeks First Victory In Texas
Oklahoma aims to salvage a win on a Texas swing as the Sooners face Texas Christian after dropping 6-2 and 9-4 to Texas University last week. The matchup in Fort Worth adds urgency to return to the win column.
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Tourney Tip Off Tomorrow Aggies Head For Juco Meet
Cameron college prepares for the national junior college basketball tournament in Hutchinson Kansas. Coach Harvey Pate leads a 10 man squad arriving ahead of Wednesday start. Cameron faces Wright junior college Chicago in the opening round with a strong height edge and solid scoring from Siebuhr Medley and Carver.
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Amateur Wins Gulf Coast Golf Invitational
Texan Bert Weaver, 23, a Beaumont native and LSU senior, won the Gulf Coast Invitational with a final 284, tying the Great Southern Country Club course record at 6,006 yards. Howie Johnson and Charley Harper were runners-up at 285 while pros dominated the top 10.
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Semifinal Cage Tourney Tonight at Ton High Gym
In Ton City YMCA sponsored event Montgomery Ward meets Southwest Bell Telephone at 7 p.m. followed by Fairmont Foods versus Security Bank at 8:15 p.m. Winners advance to tomorrow night’s title game, losers play for third. Warren Smith of the YMCA will present trophies to the top three teams.
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A&M Nine Starts Lone Star Swing
Oklahoma A&M College baseball team leaves Stillwater for a four game swing through Texas. The Aggies face Houston and Texas A&M Tuesday and Wednesday and Sam Houston State Friday and Saturday at Huntsville. They seek to replace nine graduated veterans from last season.
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Country Clubbers Win Golf Match
Lawton Country Club golfers beat Municipal course players 86 to 57 in a Sunday team match. Fifteen foursomes competed with nine points per foursome and per hole, plus best ball in foursomes. Medalists with 73 were John Stanard Jim Shaw and Dervis Hulen. Ed Hesler led a Municipal course women group lesson with 286 players touring last week despite wind and cold.
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Santee's Trial Opens Again in NY Supreme Court
Wes Santee, famed miler, resumes trial in New York state Supreme Court with Judge Walter A. Lynch presiding. Lawyer Charles B. Grimes seeks a permanent injunction against the AAU on three counts over alleged excessive expense account money in 1955. Santee, who ran 4 06.9 at the Knights of Columbus meet in Cleveland, has competed under a temporary injunction. Friday night marked his third race under it.
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Weekend Fights By The Associated Press
In Hollywood Archie Moore outpointed Frankie Daniels in a ten round bout. In Mexico City Memo Diez stopped Young Martin in one round. In Kingston Emilio Sanchez defeated Kid Banga over fifteen rounds. In Havana Galliot Del Ring outpointed Pedro Tesis over ten rounds.
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Dons and four teams reach NCAA semifinal stage
The San Francisco Dons, riding a 53 game win streak, join three other top ranked teams in the NCAA semifinals at Evanston with SMU, Iowa and Temple. AAU and NIT also advance to post season play as quarterfinals proceed at Madison Square Garden and Denver. The Dons’ title bid gains momentum after a 92-77 win over Utah and a 53 game run.
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