Gainesville Franchise May Move Out of Sooner State League
Reports say Gainesville may yank its Texas entry from the eight team Sooner State circuit with Duncan possibly inheriting the club. Officials eye a quick move, while Duncan will face travel and attendance concerns amid a down season.
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Fair to Good Fishing Listed In State Waters
State lakes streams and reservoirs report fair to good fishing this week amid heavy rains. Live bait outperforms artificial lures with crappie sand bass and catfish highlighted across lakes Murray Texoma Holdenville Grand Lake Fort Smith area. Weather may boost weekend catches.
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Fourth Army Cinder Meet Opens Friday
Star studded teams from five installations will compete in the annual Fourth Army Track and Field Meet at Fort Sill Friday and Saturday. Preliminaries start 1 p m Friday with finals at 1 30 p m Saturday on the Sill track Randolph Road and Fort Sill Blvd. An 18 man Sill team seeks team honors aided by notable sprinters and hurdlers including Robert Green Simon Perkins and John Wilkinson.
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Angie Links Coach Wins State Crown
Labron Harris of Oklahoma A&M College earns the Oklahoma Section PGA title at Ponca City Country Club with a 15 foot birdie on the second extra hole to beat sturdy Dick Phillips of Pauls Valley. Phillips rallied with birdies on the 16th and 17th to force a playoff.
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Giants show life as Dodgers loom in Polo Grounds series
Giants ride a five game win streak into a three game set with Brooklyn starting tomorrow night. Willie Mays shines as he lifts his batting average to .304 with multi hit games and a homer. Packers? No. Phillies and Braves also win as Lopat and Roberts see rough endings.
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Italian Jumps In Ring Rating
Italy’s Tiberio Mitri rises to fourth in middleweight rankings after a first round knockout of ex-champion Randy Turpin for the European title. Turpin drops to ninth. Percy Bassett loses top featherweight spot to Baby Ortiz amid Bassett’s defeat by Orlando Zulue ta. The Ring magazine issue lists divisions with Mitri among middleweights and Turpin’s fall noted.
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17th Group Holds Big Lead Over AAS In Rainout
Fort Sill league game between 17th Group and AAS was washed out after a 14-0 lead by the 17th Group. Waterlogged Butnerfield likely to delay TAC versus 187th Group as TAC tops league at 5-1.
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Wetumka Hires Coach Col dazier And Simmons
Wetumka Board of Education names Jim Coldazier head athletic coach and Don G. Simmons assistant for the 1954 55 school year in Okla. action记录
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Wilbur Shaw recalls 1941 Indy accident and near-record
Indy 500 veteran Wilbur Shaw, famous three time winner in 1937 39 and 40, recalls the 1941 race when an unbalanced tire after a garage fire led to a crash that left him with crushed vertebrae and months of paralysis. He laments losing a potential fourth title and a fourth straight victory.
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Wilbur Shaw
Wilbur
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Stanley Triumphs In Club Golf Meet
Two time champion R C Stanley cleared his opening test in the Country clubs annual championship tournament defeating Raymond Green 5 and 4. First round winners in the championship flight included Kermit Dees who beat Stanley Patterson 3 and 2 and Jack Smith who defeated Bob Lamphere 3 and 2.
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Kermit Dees
Stanley Patterson
Jack Smith
Bob Lamphere
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Jack Allen
Hughes
W. W. Wicker
Jack Botkin
Graydon Miller Jr
Dean Phillips
Tom Strickland
Faye Hillis
Jack Botts
Loyd Lowry
Oklahoma Athletes Lead Major League Highlights
Gene Conley earned the win for Milwaukee over Cincinnati 7 6 in seven and a third innings. Mickey Mantle went 1-for-4 as the Yankees fell to Washington 2 1. Pete Runnels drove two singles in Washington’s win over New York. Dale Mitchell pinch hit and singled for Cleveland in a 5 4 loss to Chicago. Duke’s 1942 basketball squad posted a 22 of 24 season record.
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Wilbur Farley Reflects On Career Ending Ride
The longtime race president and general manager laments his last ride as he observes younger competitors prepare for Monday’s run. He recalls what might have been while cherishing memories from a storied driving career.
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Braves and Adans Battle For Sixth In Sooner Standings
Lawton and Ada tied for sixth in the Sooner standings meet in a Memorial Park night game. Wendell Doss faces Lou Brower’s Herefords with McDonald possible as starter. Ada won the opener 5 3 and pulled even as Hen Hinton drove in runs and DeSousa escaped a bases loaded jam.
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Ada
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Braves
Lou Brower
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Brower
Russ McDonald
McDonald
Adans
Bill
Ada Wins In Tight Box Score At Home
Ada edges Lane 9 to 8 as Hinton Massefski Barbian and McKeon lead the offense. Sanger picks up the win in relief while Whitlock and DeSousa toil on the mound for Ada. Lane’s Schmidt Lubinsky and Phonney post multiple hits in a hard fought matchup.
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Braves
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Joel Whitlock
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Herefords
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Ken Hinton
Jack Bickett
Lawton
Walt Masserski
Gainesville
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Asmussen
Whitlock
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al Phinney
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Alden
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Barbian
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Sooner State League and National League brief results
Baseball results show Chicago and New York leading the Sooner State and National Leagues with multiple games noted. Key matchups include Baltimore at Detroit Pillette 24 vs Garver 3 1 and New York at Washington Kuzava 03 vs Stubbs 1 4. Wednesday results include New York 2 Pittsburgh 1 and Philadelphia 8 Brooklyn.
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