Cameron Aggies shine at NJCAA tourney in Hutchinson
Cameron Aggies coach Harvey Pate helped realign NJCAA regions to locate a Lawton regional cage tournament, with Cameron finishing 9th in Hutchinson after a first round upset over Wright. Star Audie Woodard Fran Liebuhr and Bruce Medley excelled, while several players eye next year and pro interest grows.
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Cameron Aggie
Harvey Pate
Hutchinson
Kan
Aggies
Pate
Lawton
NJCAA
Cameron Aggies
Jaco
Cameron
New York City Tech
Pueblo
Hannibal LaGrange
Feld
Audie Woodard
Bruce Medley
Fran Liebuhr
Woodard
Medley
Tulsa
Houston
Siebuhr
Oklahoma U
Rookie of the Year contenders in 1956 slotted by rookies
A writer predicts American League rookie Luis Aparicio will edge Norm Siebern for the top honor with Charley Neal backing him in the National League. The piece notes other standout first-year players like Rocky Colavito and Frank Malzone, and cites spring camp impressions from managers and pilots.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla.p
Harvey Kuenn
Harvey Haddix
Vic Power
Wally Moon
Herb Score
Ken Boyer
Luis Aparicio
Chicago White Sox
Norm Siebern
New York Yankees
Charley Neal
Brooklyn
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Haddix
Power
Boyer
Score
Rocky Colavito
Cleveland
Frank Malzone
Don Buddin
Marty Keough
Boston
Jim Owens
Philadelphia
Wes Covington
Felix Mantilla
Milwaukee
Hal Smith
Don Blasingame
St. Louis
Bill Virdon
Jack Meyer
Billy Klaus
Frank Lary
Elston Howard
John Bucks
Pedro Ramos
Larry Jackson
Gene Freese
Sam Jones
Roberto Clemente
Pat Scantlebury
Tom Acker
Frank Torre
John
Red) Murff
New York
Foster Castleman
Pete Brunside
Spahn Delivers as Braves End Slump with 5-1 Win
In Sarasota Warren Spahn went the distance with a five hitter, boosting Milwaukee past Boston 5-1 at Payne Field. Joe Adcock homered into the 425-foot wall as Ed Mathews Hank Aaron and Bobby Thomson followed with run-scoring hits to cap a first inning lead.
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Sarasota
Fla
Lefty
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Boston Red Sox
Payne Field
Spahn
Joe Adcock
Boston
Frank Baumann
Braves
Baumann
Johnny Logan
Bobby Thomson
Adcock
Eddie Mathews
Hank Aaron
Thomson
Washington Skiers Nab Downhill Race
Washington sophomores Taulbee and Birkland won the NCAA downhill at Winter Park Colorado with times of 1 30.6 and 1 31.0 as Chiharu Igaya of Dartmouth finished third. Taulbee, 20, from Seattle, dethroned the defending champion Igaya with Birkland, 21, from Bellevue, Washington, as runner up.
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Winter Park
Colo
University of Washington
Walt Taulbee
Seattle
Hughes Trail
Chiharu Igaya
Dartmouth
Peter Birkland
Bellevue
Wash
Igaya
Seixas and Flam Reach Good Neighbor Finals in Miami
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia and Herb Flam of Berkeley California advanced to the Good Neighbor Tennis Tournament final in Miami after Seixas defeated Sidney Schwartz in straight sets 6-2 6-4 7-5 and Flam recovered from a 2-6 first set loss to Art Larsen to win 6-2 6-2 6-1. The finalists will meet tomorrow at 2 pm EST to decide the singles title. Seixas and Flam also pair in doubles with Larsen and Schwartz.
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Miami
Fla
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Herb Flam
Berkeley
Calif
Seixas
Sidney Schwartz
New York
Flam
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Larsen
Schwartz
Russell Aims for Olympic Basketball and Track Spots
San Francisco star Bill Russell, fresh NCAA champion with the Dons, hopes to make the U S Olympic team in basketball and also seeks a spot on the track squad as a high jumper. Russell, who scored 26 points in the title win over Iowa, discusses competition for America and the Melbourne Games, while coach duties shift as Bucky O’Connor steps in for the Kansas City trial tourney.
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Sam Pecchia
Amarillo High
Donnie McFarland
Lawton High
Amarillo
Pecchia
LHS
Bobby Wallis
Harvey Coombs
Lawrence Reed
Constitution Press
Bill Ewald
Bill Jewell
Belleville
New Jersey
Ewald
Great Southwest
Jewell
UCLA
Utah
Iowa
Russell
Kansas City
McGaw Memorial Hall
Phil Woolpert
Melbourne
America
U.S
Bucky O’connor
Bucky
Hawkeye
Woolpert
Collegians
San Francisco
Evanston
Temple
Hal (King) Lear
Lear
Southern Methodist
Results At Odessa West Texas Relays field tallies
Odessa march results from the 12th annual West Texas Relays list University and College divisions in sprint, hurdle, jumping, and relay events. Winners include Bill Curtis of TCU in 120-yard hurdles and Sture Landaqvist of Oklahoma A&M in the Open mile, with multiple new records set in relays and sprints. Teams like Baylor Texas SMU Oklahoma A&M Texas and North Texas are prominent in multiple events.
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Raymond Vickery
Baylor
Kim Ellis
Oklahoma A&m
Ronny White
Texas
Virgil Miller
TCU
Charles Meeks
Hart
Herod
Vickery
Fuquay
Houston
Schneider
Totz
Daugherty
Whilden
ACC
Griggs
Woodhouse
Segrest
Morrow
North Texas
East Texas
Texas Western
Conder
Shropshire
Johnson
Post's Muff Helps Cards Shade Cincy
In St Petersburg on March 24 Wally Post muffed Joe Frazier's fly in the 10th to gift the St. Louis Cardinals a 3-2 win over Cincinnati. Don Blasingame scored the deciding run as Cincinnati tallied twice in the second off Willard Schmidt. In Los Angeles Baltimore routed Chicago 16-2 at Wrigley Field with a barrage of homers led by Banks and Drake. Other notes cover Olympic consideration for Russell Lear Cain and a Chicago Varsity Club trophy moment honoring Russell.
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Baltimore
Tito Francona
Jim Pisoni
Don Leppert
Don Ferrarese
Boston
Don Buddin
Frank Malzone
Marty Keough
Dick Sisler
Frank Baumann
Chicago
Luis Aparicio
Earl Battey
Jim Landis
Jerry Dahike
Paul Stuffel
Cleveland
Rockey Colativo
Earl Averill
Hank
Connie Grob
Memphis
Chico Carrasquel
Marty Marion
Asia
Siebern
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Stengel
St. Louisan
Birmingham
Elston Howard
Neal
Dodger
St.petersburg
Fla
Wally Post
Joe Frazier
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Frazier
Rudy Minarcin
Don Blasingame
Los Angeles
Calif
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Lear
Russell
Iowa
Carl Cain
U. S
Leaders In Bowling Meet TEAMS Class A to E standings
The list shows team standings by class A through E with top clubs such as Darby-Everest Cadillac Oklahoma City and KSWO Radio Lawton, plus singles and doubles leaders by class. Notable names include Jay Paris Furniture Ponca City and Amerada Petroleum Tulsa among many participants and scores, with all events led by Arvola Korp Oklahoma City and Maxine Scott Ponca City.
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Darby-Everest
Cadillac
Oklahoma City
Jay G.paris
Ponca City
Andy Anderson
Hatcher Laundry
Tulsa
Baldwin Agency
Anadarko
Hamblin Oilers
Lawton
Eugene Whitington
Ins. Co
Phillips
Bartlesville
Carlois Rentals
el ‘Reno
Class E. Moter Drug Co
Enid
Treendykes Transport
KSWO
Radio
Frances Novak
Nola Deheer
Doris Ward
Marie Frankier
Dena Krosley
Mary Whithire
Earline Hughes
Zella Hughes
Seminole
Kit Martin
Fort Sill
Jane Hall
Marge Conley
Ola Brewer
Miami
Bobbie Jo White
Peggy Goforth
Mary Jane Bowling
Sand Springs
Trudi Zeinemann
Shawnee
Jo Manning
Pauline Fuller
Tonkawa
Marge Doolittle
Edna Lurber
el Reno
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National Junior College Athletic Association
Juco
Wright Junior College
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Fleet
Ed Smith
Peabody
Carl Raleigh
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Donnie
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Hopalong Cassady
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Phog Allen
Allen
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Wilt
Chamberlain
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Adolph Rupp
Cliff Hagan
Frank Ramsey
Fabulous Five
Rupp
Frisco
Aparicio, Neal
Pittsburgh
Jack McMahon
Joe Trimble
Dan Kravitz
C. St. Louis
Dick Schofield
Spahn and Crandall
Sisler
Hurd
Daley
L—Baumann
Detroit
Chisox
Lakeland
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Florida
Dufour
Fornieles
Wren
Lollar
Romano
Lary
Vosey
Heman
Tiefenauer
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W—Lary
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Ill
San Francisco Dons
Bill Russell
United States
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Jones
United State
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Tom Kelly
Fred Bentley
Clarence Miller
SMU
Lewis Watson
Albie Ashley
Ray McDonald
Texas Tech
Bobby Whilden
Frank Daughterty
Doyle Tones
Bob Herod
Holt
Voight
An Hanson
Sture Landaqvist
Oklahoma
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Don Sheppard
Howard Payne
Louie Hayes
Moody, Dunlap
Mayne
Fatheree
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Ken Fannon
Jim Bell
Church Smith
Wayne Winn
Eldon Sparks
Jerry Cook
Kenneth Kelley
John Cotton
Henry Lyles
Jerry Trenary
Wayne Stell
Bobby Morrow
Boyd Dollar
Bill Woodhouse
Larry Bates
Hayden Fields
Fannon
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John Whatley
Hardin- Simmons
John Robbins
Robert Dollahue
Berman Corbel
Jim Webb
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Velma Hovasse
Pat Gunn
Jean Batterton
Jean Jones
Emaline Rapp
Winnie Stewart
Margie Garrett
June Carbon
Rosalie Waters
Louise Baker
Betty O’neal
Evelyn Witucki
Alma Kramer
Louise Mackey
Betty Kinnery
Charlene Ware
Joan Brown
Stillwater
Helen McCorkle
Polly Wagner
Louise Jackson
Violet Weaver
Blackwell
Wanda Street
Hazel Nelson
Fannie Lou Yaffee
Hazel Murray
Muskogee
Grace Hall
Pat Clay
Lisa Grimes
Betty Mize
Alma Phillips
Pat Zion
Nancy Tipton
Darlene Widner
Marbel Schatz
Margie Barns
Clara Bradshaw
Margaret Wright
Guymon
Mary Rose
Thelma Wilson
Jacque Clanahan
Doris Davis
Anna Belle
Lewis
Emily Schneider
Mary Parrish
Alice Hutzler
Edna Alton
Dorothy Conaghan
Alda Payne
Pat Benoit
McAlester
Dorothy Kniffin
Dorothy Green
Eunice Bentley
Lillian Tippin
Arvola Korp
Verlie Chamberlain
Ova Lambdin
Maxine Scott
C. Brigham Young Agency
C. Brigham Young Park
Stovall
Koehler
Bel Air
Lawton-Fort Sill Bus Company
Green-Phillips Shounaler Co
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