Cowboys and Tulsa Clash In Stillwater Grid Tilt
Oklahoma State coach Cliff Speegle drills his defense against Tulsa’s spread offense and run game as both teams prepare for Saturday. Tulsa coach Bobby Dobbs reports injured players ready and notes timing questions, with a light workout planned before the trip to Stillwater.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma State
Cliff Speegle
Tulsa University
Cowboys
Tulsa
Speegie
Rundle
Bobby Dobbs
Billy Neal
Dobbs
Chuck Phelps
Cushing
A. Xeal
Sim Combs
Bob Bandy
Billy Verble
Van
Lord Day
Chuck Janssen
Leed Kirsch
Gary Schoolcraft
Roger Wickersham
Gdis Fuller
John Girdano
Carnie Block
Dean Slayton
Rob Auten
Jer Tx
Griffin
Dick Brown
Rab Elic
Bill Eines
Benny Davis
Grorge Cagoia
Jim Hardin
Buck—Hart Beaube
Hannie Morr KA
Lynn Capps
Barney Flee
Bob Brimble
Dugwayne Gandy
Art Baberzak
Oklahoma
Jim Wood
Jon Evans
Don Gar
Jorge Fadamba
Howard Kidm
Dick DuPree
Fred Latham
John Calvin
Rob Greenhu
Bob Tratt
H. J. Green
Ras Meadams
Tommy Wilton
Jae Hall
Mac Odell
Lon Ansell
Dan Hill
Jack Molloy
C. J Harkey
David Cross
Dick Snergel
Dan Wagner
Tony Banfield
Duane Wood
Billy West
Kim Wiggine
Vern Sewell
Dan Nartheo
Ray Ifas
Jerry
Jey Rune
Everell Wood
Fred Kome
Tony George
Oklahoma State Network
KRMG
Mack Creaver
Taises
Ill Plail
WRB
Ponca
Kiekoe al ‘Stithwater
Dedicate Gets Bit Laurel Invitation for D C Turf Classic
Dedicate earns a slot for the Washington D C International turf classic at Laurel. The invitation for the race on November 11 was extended to owner Mrs. Jan Burke.
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Laurel
Washington D.C
City Area Grid Roundup Sets Crucial Games Tonight
City and area games loom large as Douglass, Comanche clash while Snyder visits Tipton in key conference matchups. Apache defeats FSIS 33-20 and Carnegie edges Riverside 14-7 as Grandfield travels to Temple in a non league test. flu-hit Douglass eyes tough road with several starters out.
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Gene Tirasher
Douglass
Lions
Comanche
Tipton
Snyder
State
Apache
Carnegie
Warriors
FSIS
Riverside
Grandfield
Bearcats
Temple
Tigers
Wille Butler
Sam
Bushville Welcomes Braves After World Series Triumph
Lew Burdette pitched his second straight shutout and third straight win over the Yankees to clinch the title. Milwaukee crowds lined the parade route in 47 degree winds as banners proclaimed Welcome Back to Bushville and residents hailed the Braves amid a festive, crowded welcome.
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Lew Burdette
Yankees
Gloria White Thunder
Winnebago
Miles
Bushville
Bronx
Milwaukee
Charley Keller
Sale Schmart
Braves
Lake Michigan
Wisconsin Avenue
Burdette’s series gems lift Braves to historic sweep
Burdette, 20, from Nito West Virginia, became the first starter since Co veleski to win three games in a Series and the first pitcher in 32 years to throw two shutouts. He allowed only one walk and blanked the Yankees most of the time, earning a possible $20,000 in winter endorsements. Aaron, Hazle, Crandall, and Mathews supplied timely hits and stellar defense backed by Mathews at third.
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Jim
Myers
Apache
Williams
Richard Vail
Wahne
Danny
Sammy Begay
Franklin
Reeves Nahwook- Indians
Leon Huber
Sam McMichaels
FSIS
Danny Miller
Cials
Sill
Iral
Cougarade
Altus
Central
Harry
Jackson
Oklahoma City
Lawton
Charley Davis
Spahn
Buddy
Burdette
Nito
W. Va
Sarasota
Yankees
Yankee
Hank Bauer
Burdetta
Frank Scott
Mathews
Aaron
Hazic
Crandall
Miceli Logart Set For Tonight In Welterweight Bout
Detroit fans prepare as Joe Miceli returns to top welterweight action to face Logart at Olympic Stadium. Logart, ranked No 2, eyes an elimination shot after Carmen Basillo’s retirement. The bout will air NBC at 9 pm EST under Michigan’s 5 point m
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Detroit
Joe Miceli
Euban Ysaac Logart
Ima 104
Cat Olympic
Norker
Miceli
Johnny Saxton
Sugar Ray Robinson
NBC
Michigan
Logart
World Series Scoreboard and standings from October 1957
The October 1 1957 World Series scoreboard reports Milwaukee and New York results across games at Yankee Stadium and County Stadium. It lists game scores, home runs by players, pitching decisions, attendance figures, and postgame financial shares. Also notes a later seventh game with record attendance and receipts totals.
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Yankee Stagium
Mitwaul
Spahn
Jerson
McMaahon
Crabdall
Nord ‘Ahd
Berca
Yankee
Millwaukee
Logan
New York
Baverhe
Ram
Mt‘ County Stadium
Satir- New? York
Milwaukee
Turley
Larsen
Herra
Buhl
Bizarro
Conley
E. Johnson
Trowbridge
McMahon
Rice
Crandall
W—Larsen
L—Bank
Kubek
Aaron
County Stadium
Sun- Say
York
Sturaivant
Shantz
Kucks
Rye
Grim
Berra
Spehn
End Crandall
L—Grim
Homeine
Howard
Yankee Stadium
New “York
Burdetic
Shantz Gi
Dimer
Stardivant
Byrne
L—Larsen
Fon Tinjwanken
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Tommy Fine
Browning
Colt
Remington
Winchester
Liberty Army
Hollingsworth Motor Service Specialists
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SLE Ave
John Hollingaworth
City
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Murray
Howard Smithy
B. Rice
Eddie Weal
H.C. King
Eddie Shegog
Iwho
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Frederick
Cyril
Tuttle
Waurilka
Lone Grove
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Marlow
Bur
Carr Lite
Franklin Roberts
Jim’ Wale
Fin Alene
Anaard Sam Istom
Omeero
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Plymouth Tudor
R&h
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Mercomatic
Tutone
Forder
Avanus
FORD
Phees EL
Sports Bhat
Dan Ae el
R & S Sporting Goods
O Ave
Miceli, Logart
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Waukee
Aacon Torre
Dew” York
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Radium
McMehon
Gerra
L—E.johnson
Jung—Dishwauke
Torre
Rew
Nork
Bauer
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Mamimet
Jeague
Bond N.H.R.A
Wichita Falls
Hart Schapfner & Marz
Hs&m
IC Avenue
Fourth Street
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