Sooner State League and Fort Sill baseball standings
The page lists teams and records across the Sooner State League and Fort Sill League with W L and winning percentages. It includes schedules, results, and standings for groups and titles, plus American and National League scores and upcoming games. Specific teams include Seminole SedeeaVle, McAlester, Lawton, Ada, Fort Sill, Sand Group, TAC Title Group, TAS, and 17th Group.
Unknown outraces stars Le Cocle race result
Jean Foreestier from Lyons France won in Le Cocle Switzerland on May 17 outracing top European riders. Hugo Koblet of Switzerland finished second in the Romandie event.
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Snead Eyes U S Open Title After Easy Win In Round Robin
Samuel Snead wins the Palm Beach Round Robin at Meadowbrook with a 62-point total and a five under par 65 final round. He earns 3000 dollars, tops runner up Bob Toski by 36 points, and sets records while heading to Springfield New Jersey to prep for the U S Open.
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Samuel Jackson Snead
Palm Beach
Springfield
N.J
Snead
Meadowbrook
Bob Toski
Northampton
Mass
Bobby Locke
Toski
Lloyd Mangrum
Cary Middlecoff
Doug Ford
Jackie Burke
Peter Thomson
Jimmy Demaret
Earl Stewart
Gene Littler
Byron Nelson
Walt Burkemo
Ted Kroll
Marty Furgol
Tommy Bolt
Porky Oliver
Ponca Bowler Defends Title In State Bowling Meet
Jeanne Knutson of Ponca City defended the Class A all events crown with 1,657 pins as the 12 week Oklahoma state women’s bowling tournament concluded in Shawnee. Ella Jacobs and Dora Grayson retained the Class C doubles title with 962. Naomi Pittman led Class D all events with 1,398.
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Shawnee
Okla
Jeanne Knutson
Ponca City
Amet
Ella Jacobs
Dora Grayson
Muskogee
Naoma Pittman
Jean Gean
Lawton
Cole Wins Playoff in Walters Pro-Am Event
Frederick golfer Doty Cole won the annual Pro-Amateur invitational at Walters in a sudden death playoff with Buddy Pearson after both shot 72. Ardmore pro Roy Vaughan carded 71 to beat Jerry Stone 2 up for the pro title. Walters also won the team championship with entrants from Lawton Frederick Altus and Ardmore.
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Frederick
Buddy Pearson
Afters
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Pearson
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Roy Vaughan
Ardmore
Jerry Stone
Lawton
Altus
Sizzling Tribe Holds Top Slot In Texas League
San Antonio's Missions sit atop the Texas League with a .667 pace as Oklahoma City Indians climb to second at .750. Fort Worth Cats lose ground after a four game set, as Oklahoma City sweeps 3 of 4. In Fort Worth, the Indians win 73 as Joe Durham and Don Masterson power Beaumont off with 10-3 and 6-3 losses.
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Missions
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Antonio
Beaumont Exporters
Beaumont
Joe Durham
Don Masterson
Williams Struggles Through Painful Comeback Doubleheader
Ted Williams, playing with a steel pin in his left shoulder, slugs eight hits in nine at bats across a Detroit doubleheader, raising his average to .727. He battled agony with every swing after breaking a collarbone in spring training, marking a dramatic return 11 weeks later at Briggs Stadium.
Williams Ponders Second Operation After Comeback
Detroit May 17 Mighty Ted Williams after eight hits in a doubleheader says he may need hospital time to remove a pin in his shoulder. He hit two home runs a double and five singles in two games as the Red Sox split with the Tigers. Removal of the pin is expected to be a minor operation with a brief layoff.
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White Sox retire bullpen car after debris toss incident
Relief pitchers at Comiskey Park will no longer ride from the bullpen to the mound. The White Sox decided Sunday to retire a bullpen car after fans pelting its driver with debris during a game.
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Oilers Cling To Slim Lead In Flag Race
The Sooner State League standings tighten as Seminole Gainesville Shawnee and Ardmore push for the top. Oilers beat Pauls Valley 10-4 to widen the gap while Shawnee piled up 18 runs past Ardmore. Gainesville defeated Ada 7-3 behind Newell six hit effort.
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Associated Press
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Sinen
Aels
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Hawks
Pauls Valley
Ee Ae Ac Ee
Elena Ada
Phil Newell
Lawton Braves slam Rockets for 14 to 3 win in McAlester
Lawton improved to four wins in five as they crushed the Rockets 14 3 in McAlester. Centerfielder Carl Hrovath powered the attack with two home runs and two singles in five at bats to raise his average to .444 while Bill McKeon and Lee Freeman contributed three and two safeties respectively. Lefty Vic Thurn pitched 5 2 3 innings and Andy Tobias finished with an 82 margin to earn the win as Lawton moved within three and a half games of league leader Seminole with a road trip ahead.
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McAlester
Lawton Braves
Rockets
Vis Jackson
Braves
Seminole
Lawton
Shawnee
Carl Hrovath
Bill McKeon
Lee Freeman
Eddie Herbert
Hrovathc
McKeon
Freeman
Vic Thurn
Pauls Valley
Andy Tobias
Thurn
Tobias
41st Group and TAC Colead Fort Sill Loop Action
The 41st Group lost yesterday in Fort Sill league play but can reclaim the lead with a win over TAS at Butnerfield tonight at 7 30 p m. The 41st and TAC sit tied atop the standings at 4 1 after TAC shut out 17th Group 4 0 and the 77th Group defeated 41st 13 3. Daryl Spencer of the New York Giants joined the Sill team, notching one of 17th Group’s two hits.
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TAS
Butnerfield
TAC
Jack Rose
Daryl Spencer
New York Giants
Sill
Oklahoma players shine as Yankees split doubleheader
Reynolds of the Yankees beat Baltimore 2-0 in the opener as he allowed three scattered hits for his fourth win. Lester Moss drove in three for Baltimore with a double and two singles in a 6-2 Orioles win in game two. Randy Jackson doubled in the first game for Chicago but went hitless in the nightcap as the Cubs won 12-5.
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Souk
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Cincinnati
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Ynolds
New York Yankees
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Yanks
Lester Moss
Baltimore Orioles
Randy Jackson
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
World Bantam King Retires From King
World Bantamweight champion Jimmy Carruthers retires undefeated due to scar tissue from cuts. The 24 year old Sydney native, Australia’s first world champion in any division, suggested a tournament to crown a successor after ending a 19 fight career with 11 knockouts.
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King
Sydney
Australia
Jimmy Carruthers
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