Albert Johnson Leads Fort Sill Tournament Planning
Albert Johnson, a key city commission member and Little League coach, was named tournament director for the seventh annual Fort Sill event set for June 8 to 10. He convened a preliminary meeting to introduce himself and review duties, choosing to do the work rather than take the easy way out.
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City-Sill Tourney to pilots five-man team format
Fort Sill Muny and Lawton Country Club officials backed a new five-man team concept for the 54 hole event. The top five scorers from each course on June 8 will form teams to determine the championship over the final two rounds. Any player from a course can make a team if they post low rounds. The plan adds pressure in the closing rounds.
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LCC
Volunteers Seek Players for All Association Event
Herb Jacobs Cedric Bourn Tom Lott of Muny Smokey Torbert Chuck Adair and Jim Jones of the Country Club recruit entrants 16 or older with handicaps for the All Association event. Entry is 15 dollars covering three greens fees and awards, aiding junior programs and Cameron College gossips. Albert Johnson funds support for Cameron delegates heading to Spartanburg.
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North Central Colts Win Big in Colt League Action
North Central, defending champion, defeated North West 11 to 1 at Ambuc Park in five innings as Dennis Totte pitched a no hitter. A 14 hit attack supported by Mike Stinnett quem 2 of 3 at the plate. Southwest beat Central 9 to 5 in another Colt League game.
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Kids Baseball Tot Scoreboard Report
Tot baseball results show Kuntz 0 hoover 7 and deers Lincoln 4 Westwood 1 with brief game outcomes and team pairings. Limited details provided but indicates final scores for two matchups between youth squads.
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Wrestling Clinic Seeks Matmen at Central Junior High
Central Junior High invites all grade school boys to a wrestling clinic coached by Allen Hardesty. Sessions run 9 to 10 15 a.m. on Mondays Wednesdays and Thursdays with beginner and advanced instruction. Monthly fee required.
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Sparks Resigns At LHS For Woodward Coaching Job
Sparks leaves the LHS program after five seasons as Wolverine baseball coach and football staff member to join Woodward. His record at LHS was 80-35 with a 29-7 best season in 1971, guiding the team to the state tournament quarterfinals before a Tulsa Edwards title run.
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Central Baptist routs Firefighters as Jones homers twice
Jim Jones smashed two home runs to lift Central Baptist to a 12 4 victory over the Firefighters in ABC Civic League slow pitch action Tuesday night. Kent Endsley homered for Medical Arts in a 4 0 win over Reynolds Associates while Southwestern Stationery beat KCCO 13 3 and Medical Arts won 4 0.
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Cleveland event crowns Nickious with 70 in Round of Champions
Jock Nickious carded a one under par 70 to win the National Golf Day Round of Champions in Cleveland. The victory marks a standout performance at the event with Nickious claiming the top score amid a field of competitors.
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Rain Delays Indy 500 Again Frustrates Fans and Drivers
Persistent drizzle forced a second postponement of the Indianapolis 500. Only 31 of 32 cars started the pace lap as officials argued safety and fines were issued to Foyt Krisiloff and Revson for position improvements. Salt Walther injured in Monday crash did not start.
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Indycars Delay Sparks Rescheduled Start For Krisiloff
Steve Krisiloff, from Parsippany New Jersey, qualified seventh in his Kingfish Offy as delays and rain allow a restart. Bob Harkey’s Eagle Offenhauser failed to start on Monday's abortive run, and John Martin pulled his McLaren-Offy into pits with a leaking brake hose after surviving the crash scene.
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