Muskogee Lasses Take Over Pin Lead
Muskogee's F L Yaffee and H Murray rolled a 922 series Sunday at Sooner Lanes to lead the Class C doubles in the Oklahoma Women’s Bowling Association tournament, while weekend shifts reshuffled top spots in several classes and set up next weekend at Sooner Lanes.
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St Petersburgh Open ends in sudden death playoff win
In St Petersburg Mike Fetchick defeats Lionel Herbert in a first sudden death playoff to win the St Petersburg Open with a total of 275. Gulfport Texan Bert Weaver takes Gulf Coast Invitations with 72 holes 2584. Pinehurst Wanda Sanches defeats Anne Quast 1 up on 23rd hole in North and South Amateur finals and Mariene Stewart eliminates Wiff Smith 2 and 1.
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Fla
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Lionel Herbert
Hele
Gulfport
Miss
Bert Weaver
Pinehurst
N.C
Wanda Sanches
Anne Quast
Mariene Stewart
Wiff Smith
Skin Diver Sets World Breath-Hold Record At 10 Minutes
In San Rafael California on March 18 Dr Robert Keast aged 34 held his breath underwater for 10 minutes 58.9 seconds to claim a new world record without an aqualung or gear The prior record was 6 minutes 29 seconds set 39 years earlier in France An unofficial feat last week in San Diego by James Ray Jordan reached 8 minutes 3 and 35 seconds.
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Robert Keast
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McNeese State Wins NAIA Meet
McNeese State College of Lake Charles Louisiana won the 1956 National Intercollegiate Basket Tournament in Kansas City defeating Texas Southern 60 to 55 after trailing at halftime. Bill Reigel set a new tournament record with 158 points across five games despite a cold final. Pittsburgh State beat Wheaton College 77 to 72 for third place.
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Sooner Grapplers Meet Colorado A&M In Preview
Oklahoma's wrestling team faces Colorado A&M tonight in Norman as a lead up to the NCAA meet at Stillwater this weekend. Colorado A&M wrestles Oklahoma A&M tomorrow night at Stillwater, the NCAA defending champion.
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Jenkins Wins Skating Title
PHILADELPHIA Hayes Alan Jenkins claimed his fourth consecutive American figure skating crown defeating arch rival Ronnie Robertson 18 of Long Beach California by a narrow margin. Jenkins announced plans to retire from amateur competition to pursue a law career at Harvard. Robertson denied expense charges and said he signed a two year Ice Capades contract.
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Brazil Wins Pan American Soccer Championship Crown
Brazil and Argentina drew 2 to 2 in Mexico City to decide the Pan American crown. Brazil earned nine points across five games, with Argentina finishing second on seven. A crowd of about 80,000 witnessed the Brazil Argentina showdown.
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Fetchick Captures St. Pete Open In Sudden-Death Win
Mike Fetchick, 33, from Mahopac New York and Lionel Hebert 28 of Erie Pennsylvania both shot 275s over 72 holes to force a playoff, with Fetchick prevailing. Billy Maxwell of Odessa Texas and Ernie Vossler of Fort Worth Texas tied for fourth at 277. Ted Kroll strong at 277 as well, Cary Middlecoff and Ed Furgol tied for sixth at 278. The event marked a rise of the newer players over the established guard in St. Petersburg golf.
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Lionel Hebert
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Erie
Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
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Fort Worth
Ted Kroll
Kroll
Fort Lauderdale
Cary Middlecoff
Dallas
Banquet Slated To Honor Bryant
A banquet honoring Texas A M Coach Paul Bryant and his wife will be held Saturday night at the Wichita Falls country club. All area and Texas A M students are invited. Reservations may be made by calling 4321. The banquet will begin at 7 p.m.
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Berios Bell Collide Again In New York Bout
Miguel Berrios a busy Puerto Rican featherweight and Bobby Bell of Youngstown collide in a 10 round rematch at St Nicholas Arena New York. Berrios 15 5 will seek revenge after edging Bell in a close Feb 27 bout telecast on DuMont network. Bell 36 25 3 also fights. A second bout features Virgil Akins 34 1 1 meeting Hector Constance 25 7 8 in St Louis on ABC TV radio at 9 p.m. CST.
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Exhibition Baseball Monday Schedule in Florida and Arizona
Exhibition games list for Monday and results from Sunday across venues in Phoenix Orlando Tucson Bradenton Ft Myers Clearwater etc. Teams include Baltimore New York Boston Washington Chicago Cleveland Detroit Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Milwaukee Kansas City and others with score lines from Sundays play.
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Aggies Set For Juco Tourney Opener
Cameron College Aggies depart for the junior college tournament with the squad led by 11.1 scoring leader eral and 10 point average Turley along with Woodard averaging six points per outing. Freshmen Yeahque and Ed Smith expected to see early duty as front line reserves. The field features Moberly Hannibal LaGrange Kilgore with Arthur Day the standout. First round tips include Eastern Arizona versus Moberly and Cameron against Wright JC of Chicago.
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Pirates and Yankees Prep as Grapefruit Circuit Opens
In Bradenton Florida Dr Sydney Gaynor says Elston Howard may miss only about three weeks after a foul tip fracture of the fourth finger. The Pirates beat the Cardinals 5 to 3 in an exhibition as Bragan praises outfielder Frank Thomas who has rebounded from illness and hits two per game.
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Giants Manager Bill Rigney Feels Losses Bite in Phoenix
Phoenix, Ariz. Bill Rigney, manager of the New York Giants, arrived for an exhibition game with the Baltimore Orioles in a sour mood after two ragged pitching defeats. He blamed none and insisted every game counts to him, a remark likely stinging for predecessor Leo Durocher.
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Phillies steady feel from Roberts Greengrass Qualters in spring
Clearwater Florida Philadelphia Phillies show resilience amid a 3 6 spring training start. Veterans Robin Roberts and Jim Greengrass report strong recovery from prior issues and readiness for regular roles. Rookie Tom Qualters impressed with four scoreless innings in his first outing against the Red Sox, offsetting possible Curt Simmons concerns.
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Red Sox
Pirates Manager Bragan vows Pirates will be respectable this season
Fort Myers report quotes Pirates manager Bobby Bragan asserting the club may lose more games than it wins but will be respectable this year. Bragan speaks during spring training in Florida, underscoring optimism despite early tough expectations for Pittsburgh.
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Orioles Show Promising Hitter and Veteran Pitcher in Arizona
In Scottsdale Arizona the Baltimore Orioles lost seventh of nine exhibitions. Veteran pitcher Erv Palica yielded four hits and two runs in five innings. Rookie Tito Francona hit a homer and a single in four at bats driving in two runs.
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Rookie Buddin shines with power in Sox exhibition game
Sarasota report notes rookie Don Buddin, a Red Sox hopeful at shortstop, hitting 6 for 15 with 3 RBIs. He belted a three run homer as Boston blanked the Philadelphia Phillies 9 to 0. Frank Sullivan and Bob Porter field split two hit four inning outings.
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Tigers Break Losing Streak in Tampa Prepares for Dodgers
Detroit heads to Miami after a 5 game skid as Frank Lary, injured by a throw in the Milwaukee game, is slated to start against the world champion Dodgers. Lary had to be treated after a throw by Joe Adcock struck him above the left eye. X rays show no fracture or concussion.
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