Morrow Leads U S to Sweeping Sprint Wins at Olympics
Morrow wins the 200 meters and helps the United States sweep the sprint events as Oerter breaks the discus record. The U.S. dominates track and field with 16 golds to Russia's six, while Yale's eight in rowing provide a high point. Oerter, Mach, and others set multiple records as American teams excel in a day marked by strong performances at Lake Wendouree and Olympic Stadium.
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Smits
Epbullet Bots
Jesse Owers
Uncle Sam
Lane
Sea Power
Morrow
Ute Abilene
Christian Fash
San Benito
Test
al Ocrter
New Lytle Park
N.Y
Oerter
Olympic Stadium
Yale
America
Ballarat
Sriumph
Riehl
Russia
U.S
United States
Greenwood
Miss
Thane Baker
Elkhart
Kan
Stanfield
Leamon King
Delano
Calif
Oerler
University of Kansas
Fortune Gordien
Brightwood
Ore
Desmond Mach
Shelton
Wash
Les Morrow
Page Il
Bobby Morrow
Een
Happy
Andy Stanfield
Dorseter
Sun Beuilo
Tex
Melbourne
Lawton Wolverines Coach Praises Strong 1956 Team
Bob Bodenhamer,Lawton Wolverines head coach, lauds his 1956 squad as the strongest he has coached, citing size speed and depth. He details star seniors Hartline Salmon Yingling Morford Shanklin Lasater Vickers and others, notes potential Oklahoma scholarships, and highlights returning players and a sleeper at fullback George Moses.
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Lis
Bodenhamer
Lawton
Ruth
el Reno
Bob Yingling
Bob
Tye
Teader
Brent Morford
Lawson
Brent
Ile
Yingling
Hartline
Morford
Dacline
Salmon
Yngling
Oklahoma L
Sooners
Don
Lincoln
Ron
Shanklin
Lasarer
Vickers
Tommy Raley
Marshall
Jerry Brown
Jerry Moon
Eddie Newconthe
Byron Beaver
Mike Parsons
Ray Tillman
Lawrence Need
BR. A. Burt
George Moses
Tulsa Center Heads Valley Dream Team
Tulsa center Max Black is the only unanimous choice and Jim Kiisantin, Wich., the lone repeat on the 1956 Associated Press All Missis Valley Conference football team. Houston's Don Flynn leads the backfield with Don Caraway and Morris, while Tulsa and Wichita State place four men on the first team.
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Flynn
Lis Teant
Morris
Oklahom A. & M
Dal'a Allen
Houstall
Black
Tulsa
Whic
Dwaine Underwood
Him Wood
Aggie Sophome
Ken Wind
Jouston
Wichita
Harry Hoton
Jim
Webea
Preci! Chapman
Heams
Wagne Bortde
Kiana
ARE
Martel Poti
Latham
Oklahoma
A&m Chieds, Macke—Ciouse Laghoia
A Hughes “Culsa
Tim Wiggins
Leroy Iinman Wich
Perse Tulsa
Max Black
Jin Kiisanin
Associal Press
Llouston
Oklahoma A. & Miwa
Elisanin
Wansums
Groves Edges Marler As Top Aggie Gainer
Cameron Aggies tailback Groves edges freshman Marler for most rushing yards after a season with 113 yards in one game and 468 yards on 89 attempts. Marler totaled 467 yards on 89 carries. Groves played limited games due to injury but totaled 87 yards rushing and 11 receiving yards. Tommy Thornhill joins Sammy Baugh's West squad for the junior college all-American game on December 14. Erwin finishes season with 276 rushing yards. Newman leads midage with 101 carries and Grell contributes 15 receptions as an end.
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Perry
Martin
Jackie
Germany
Arnold Marshall
West Point
Wayne Wason
Star Sports Weiler
Altus Svathark
Bobby Groves
Learler
Cameron Aggies
John Marler
Enid
Aggies
Graves
Marer
Y Son
Groves
Jack Erwin
Dle
Newman
Grell
Bevin Aly
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AL Ry Russell
Angiin
Rarirek
Clark
Eyverett Newman
Army
Baline
Bran
Semin Niezu
Poe
Mega Total
Ealings
Alice
Euby
Tennessee
Michigan State
Minnesota
Caristian
Wyoming
Duke Aiul
Savior
Wisters
Wach
Abel Apa Ze
Lane A
Conrad
Ae Fong Sigin
EGR Netherton
Gell
Bunlyn Coe
Selertan
Ty Mineauta
Oregon
Putribe
Navy
Barbee
Hart
Tena Christian
Baylor
George Washington Iit
Southern California
Stone
Ghiu Alte Bates
Marler Whennanes
Irwin Mis
Matissidseeressee
Shave
Barnes
Bert
Pidark
Tavaltier
Romines
Tulais
Sports In Brief from SYRACTSER and surrounding wires
A garbled sports brief notes uncertain events and names across tracks and teams. Mentions include racing, a gunner, and a three length victory, with scattered references to Baltimore, Tepro, and Napjagnneeal amid disrupted OCR text.
Langston Falls to Oklahoma Baptist 89 63 in Opener
Oklahoma Baptist University beat Langston 89 to 63 in a season opening basketball game. Don Sumner and Jerry Lester each scored 25 points for the Bison while Langston’s Clarence Dhcan led his team with 18 points.
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Langston
Suawnee
Oklahoma Baptist University
Don Sumner
Jerry Lester
Bisons
Clarence Dhcan
Fragmented OCR sports results into 1996 world trial record list
A rough OCR dump lists numerous athletes and nations in a rowing and track context. Mentions include United States, Russia, Poland, Germany, Australia, Canada, and Brazil. Scattered names such as Lee Calhoun and Jock Shankle appear among semifinals and qualifiers, with references to rowing events and various individuals in a dense, error-filled compilation.
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Bob Masvne
Tel Sides
Thums
Ande Sinufiehl
AEX
United Status
Emiarh Kan
Apuetlin
Triibed
QTL
Ke Baris Paesth
Ala Bradd
Presa
ALF Selles den O
Grigatka
Russ
Adhemar Fyn Tert Ty
Teclail
Vitald
Russia
Williansharpe
Martha Reba
Cxbehny
Leonid Cherhakue
Waar MQ AL Winans
Fualett Kivesiimka
Poliard
Lied States
Broce Win Migs
Nader Lyalicheili
Meda
Evika Pisen
Lawton Wolverines reach 400 yard pace in season run
Lawton High's Wolverines, 4-1 in the district, piled up 401 total yards per game led by Romair Hartline with 1,271 rushing yards on 126 carries. De Salmon added 694 yards on 84 attempts and Lawrence Reed assisted with 321 yards in the air as the team posted a high scoring, record-setting campaign and earned a spot in the state Class AA race despite injuries to key players.
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Wolverines
Lew Johnson
Constitution
Lawsen High
Constitution Press
Bob Bodenhafer
Lawton
Reno
el Reno
Ardmore
Lawton Duncan
Gene Kenneth Kame
Oklahoma City
Douglass
Oke City
Taft Stadium
Shile
Romair Hartline
Husier
de Salmon
Salmon
Lawrence Reed
Varries Fov
Byron Bear
R. A. Burt
Beave R
Tushing
Raney
Jer
Scar
Bob Yingling
Listeen
EOS
Nariline
McKinnis
Reed
Kinebacey
Alldredge
Nickerd
LHS
Fearteen
Erit
Hartline
Beaver
Shanklin
U S Cagers Open Olympic Round Robins in Melbourne
The United States basketball team opened the final round robin in Melbourne by defeating Bulgaria while Russia beat Brazil. Lead scorer Bob Jeangerard had 19 points for the Americans who expect Brazil as a tougher foe than the Soviet Union. Brazil also fell to the United States as they moved toward the finals.
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Melbourne
Russia
Hsonti
Bulgaria
Brazil
Francisco
Woughland
Raw
Thaw
Ie Bulga
Gye Bray
Visib
France
Chile
Uruguay
Philippines
Cobin
Stassis Siotkaus
Ian Wrouminch
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Lake Wendouree
Cas | Swain
Vox Swain
Jack Kelly
Adr
Grace of
Monraeo
Fool
Isieps
Ielly
Adhemar Ferreira da Silva
Bill Sharpe
Philadelphia
Moelsinti
Poland
Exbieti Krzesinska
Willie White
Shankle
Durham
Parry O'Brien
Himslf
Jersey City
Nab
Law
Ed Owen
Bob Bodenhamber
Lawton Wolverines
Bishop Byrne High
Port Amhur
Cox
North Classen
Ronnie
Ness
Don Salmon
Uve
Byron Lasater
Jimmy Vickers
Lasater
Jo Shanklin
Jerry
Lawton High
Duncan
Barton
Tulsa Center
Valley Dream
Don Flynn
Houston
Femmate
Don Caraway Jan Bon Morris
Tudso
Aphomore
Sconers
Marler
Syractser
Ornach
T He Nathmal Aaskeilutll
Osrgard Malionals
Prilawe
Puiat Bay
Paul Hormume
Chulee
Tepro Fothals
Joe Ford
Complete Insurance Service
Donley Agency
Nat
Hamra
Mflbourne
Tukana
Olmipie
Ali Finsts
Canada
Caxawaln
Arthur AS Watton Findlay
Kurt Bedrovi
Hwy “Voleain
Alesandre Berkulse
Vikiwe Leanuy
Smitty Barnes
Fyee
Juntareit
Tommy Raley Palm
Inel
Toueldayns
Currin
Matt
Parsons
ILE Rivinge Reece
Carbes
Ads Ag
English Motor CO
Jaguars
Frank English
Ray Leonard
Mgr
2Nd
C Avenue
Mercury
White House Plastic Boats
Yellow Jacket Boats
Sooneverall Bosts
R&s Sporting Goods
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