Kealer's Corner Connell Terry Capture Bowling Honors
Bill Bonnell and Mary Terry swept bowler of the week honors at Sooner Lanes after topping averages by 42 and 35 pins. Bonnell, 120 average with Jaycees, posted a 513 series including a 203 game. Terry, 131 average with Food Mart, totaled 488. Other notable performances include Dueser's 621 series and Lambert's 210s, with several runners-up and league results across multiple teams.
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Mary Terry
Sooner
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Jaycees
Terry
Food Mart
Dov Lambert
St. Andrews Episcopal
Seazer
Frank Dueser
Don Exton
Dueser
Lambert
Olympians Set For Texas Relays
Austin Texas awaits a premier field at the thirtieth Texas Relays with Olympians led by Morrow and Bloomer. Notables include Al Oerter, J W Mashburn, Eddie Southern, and Kent Floerke among five defending champions returning. The meet targets wind aided marks and multiple event showings across sprint and field disciplines.
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Tex
Bobby Blo
Peerless Morrow
Abilene Christian College Star
al Ocrter
Kansas
J. W. Mashburn
Oklahoma
ASM
Eddie Southern
Texas
Melbourne
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Oerter
Edilie Roberts
Oklahoma A&m
Kent Floerke
Richard Utter
Kansas State of Emporia
Japanese Prime Minister tosses opening pitch in Tokyo season
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi threw the ceremonial first pitch at Ko Rahuen Stadium marking the opening of Japan's professional baseball season. It is the first time a Japanese premier has followed the American custom in the sport. Also noted, Kurt Nielsen of Denmark and Jaroslav Drobny of Egypt advanced to the Cannes final in tennis.
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Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
Tokyo
Korahuen
Record Tied As Gen. Duke Snares Derby
Gen. Duke wins the Florida Derby in a world record-tying 1 46 4 5 on a fast track. Bold Ruler finishes second, Iron Stage third, Shan Pac fourth, Federal Hill fifth. Calumet Farm's Gen. Duke earns 73,400 dollars as Mrs. Gene Markey’s horses tally 515,845 in Florida this winter.
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Shan Pac
Gen. Duke
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Belmont
Noor
Alidon
Swaps
Fabulous Calumet Farm
Lexington
Iron Liege
Gene Markey
Calumet
Florida
Dedicate Captures Campbell Classic Victory in Photo Finish
Mrs. Jan Burke’s Dedicate edged Chris Chenery’s Third Brother by a head near the stretch for a tight wire finish in the $111,150 Campbell Memorial. Akbar Khan of Coc’s Field Stable ran third, with Power Tiger in fourth as eight horses started the mile and one sixteenth event.
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Jan Burke
Chris Chenery
Coc'sfild
Akbar Khan
England
Aga
Aly Khan
Akshar Khan
Lensih
Kentucky Roman Wins Arkansas Derby Crowning Hot Springs Finish
Kentucky Roman owned by Ralph Lowe of Midland Texas surged from fifth along the inside rail to edge Cosmic Fores by a head at Oak Lawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas. Lori-E, led much of the mile and a furlong, settled for fourth after a late fight with 18 runners.
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Ark
Ralph Lowe
Midland
Tex
Oalelawn Park
Leon G. ‘Jones
Cosmic Fores
M. R. Sota
A. E. Berke
Lori-E
Lawton Braves Add Box Seats At Braves Park
Lawton Baseball Park announces a third row of box seats along the third base line to serve fans alongside existing boxes. Advance ticket sales started last Monday, with season tickets priced low at 50 cents and box seats plus four chairs per box at 40 dollars. A 60 ticket book is 33 dollars, usable toward one game in season plans. Braves opener is May 1 versus Ardmore Cardinals as Travis Jackson returns for a fourth year as manager.
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Braves Park
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Alford
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Braves
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Waycross
Lawton
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Earlaboug
Elgin
Game Board Eyes Muskogee Land
Oklahoma City March 30 A Game and Fish official said that obtaining a deed for 31 000 acres near Camp Gruber in Muskogee County could allow development into a public shooting ground. The deed would permit return of land to the Army in a national emergency and aim to create a range like the Cherokee shooting area beside Camp Gruber.
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Oklahoma Game and Fish Department
Camp Gruber
Muskogee County
Dave Ware
Department
Army
Ware
Cheroke
Insurers Offer Rewards for Hole Hit by Jets Player
Ted Williams must hit many homers for $100000. The Columbus Jets insure a player who hits a line drive through a hole in right center field fence. If a batter clears a half inch hole atop the 10 foot fence at 396 feet, the insurer pays $100000 in the regular International League season.
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Ted Williams
Boston
Columbus Jets
Hawks Win 125-123 in 2 Overtimes to Open Finals
Boston, March 30 The 8: Louis Hawks beat the Boston Celtics 125-123 in double overtime to take the opener of the NBA playoffs. Jack Coleman hit a 33 foot climber at the 24 second buzzer to force the second OT. Bob Pettit led the Hawks with 27 as Ed Macauley and Slater Martin added 23 each. Bill Sharman scored 36 for Boston with Cousy and Heinsohn adding 26.
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Louis Hawks
Boston Celtics
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National Basketball Assn
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Ed Macaules
Slater Martin
Coasy
Tom Leinsohn
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Sharman
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T Cousy
Fed Sharman
Cellier
Behin
Little Rock Five Seals Deaf Basketball Tourney Title
Tope seeded Little Rock wins the 13th annual American Athletic Assn. of the Deaf Tournament by defeating the Milwaukee Silent Club 86 to 76 in overtime.
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