Sooner State Baseball and Football Scores Publicized
A mixed results page lists Oklahoma teams with brief results from Wednesday and Thursday games. Ardmore Shawnee Gainesville Lawton McAlester and others post scores, with upcoming matchups and league standings for the Texas League and American and National Leagues.
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Sooner State
Gainesville
Ardmore
Pauls Valley Ie
Lawton
McAlester
Shawnee
Seminole
Pauls Valley
Ada
Pauls Valey
Shrev
S. A
Tulsa
Houst
Beau
Ft. W
Cal
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Houston
Shreveport
Dailins
Beaumont
San Antonio
Dallas
Fishing Derby Slated At Sill
Fort Sill hosts a Monday Lake Thomas fishing derby open to all military personnel and dependents from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Three prizes will be awarded including a 50 percent Post Exchange discount up to 15 dollars. Boats are first come, first served with no reservations.
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Fort Sill
Lake Thomas
Post Exchange
Special Service
Post Fish and Wildlife Club
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The list covers top batting averages led by Noren New York .340 and Avila Cleveland .330 with Minoso Chicago .325 and others. RBIs show Doby Cleveland 108 and Berra New York 102 while runs, home runs and steals spotlight leaders include Doby Cleveland 28 and Jensen Boston 20. Pitching leaders show Consuegra Chicago 16 3 and Lemon Cleveland 30 5 with Feller 11 3 and Reynolds 10 3. Strikeout leaders include Turley Baltimore 145 and Trucks Chicago 135 with Wynn Cleveland 128.
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Noren
New York
Avila Cleveland
Minoso
Chicago
Bauer
Doby
Cleveland
Berra
Jensen
Boston
Mantle
Wiliams
Sievers
Rivera
Fox
Busby
Washington
Consuegra
Lemon
Feller
and Reynolds
Turley
Baltimore
Trucks
Wynn
Pierce
Harshman
Snider
Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
Mays
Mueller
Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Hodges
Ennis
Philadelph
Sauer
Bruton
Milwaukee
Fondy
Temple
Moon
Jablonski
Antonelli
Hughes
Lees
Brookyn
Nuxhall
Wilhelm
Haddix
Roberts
Philadelphia
Erskine
Antonell
Spahn
Star Kansas Center Breaks Collar Bone
Lawrence Kansas September 2 UP Coach Chuck Mather's football practice at the University of Kansas started badly when first string center Lester Bud Bixler broke a collar bone in a downfield blocking drill. He will be out for the season. Mather plans to use sophomore Frank Black to fill the center spot.
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Lawrence
Kan
Chuck Mather
University of Kansas
Lester
Bud) Bixler
S Is. Mather
Frank Black
Former Star Ebert to Wed Joyce Parks in Columbus
Paul Ebert, former Ohio State standout in both basketball and baseball, will marry his high school sweetheart Joyce Parks on Saturday in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Paul Ebert
Ohio State Rero
Will
Joyce Parks
UCLA Leads Coast In Waldorf Forecast For PCC
California head coach Lynn Waldorf predicts UCLA and Southern California will dominate the Pacific Coast Conference. He notes strong UCLA backfield depth and Oregon as a dark horse, with California aiming for a top-five finish behind Hazeltine at center and experienced backs like Larson and Williams.
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Iliveagor
Southiana
UCLA
Southern California
Aleans
Paul Cameron
Jack Ellena
Hardiman Cumeton
Jim Salsbury
Rommie Loudd
John Decker
Santa Clara
Sam Brown
Primo Villanueva
California
Matt Hazeltine
Jim Hanifan
Jim Carmichael
Oklahomans In The Majors
Alvin Dark of the New York Giants nailed four hits in five at bats with a homer in a 9-7 loss to the Cincinnati Redlegs. Hank Thompson added three singles in five at bats as the Giants fell short. Warren Spahn won his ninth straight decision for the Milwaukee Braves, 3-1 over Pittsburgh, boosting his record to 17-10. Mickey Mantle contributed a single in three trips as the New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 4-1. Bobby Morgan doubled in three trips to help the Philadelphia Phillies beat St. Louis, 5-2.
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WN. Y
Phil
Brok
St. L
Rie Miln
Chic
Cinc
Pit
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Phiadelphia
St. Louis
Meyer
Cole
Philadelphia
Roberts
Haddix
Alvin Dark
New York Giants
Giants
Cincinnati Redlegs
Hank Thompson
Redlegs
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankee
Cleveland Indians
Bobby Morgan
Philadelphia Phillies
Titile
Phillies
St. Louis Cards
NEA Probable All-Coast Team Preview
NEA lists probable all coast selections with players from Stanford UCLA Cal Oregon Washington and USC including ends Clarke Stewart Ellena guard Patera Salsbury center Hazeltine quarterback Shaw and backs Larson Monroe Davenport along with tackle DaRe and end Clarke referenced.
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Oregon
George Shaw
Ron Pheister
Jack Patera
Stanford
Leon Clarke
John Stewart
Jack Ellena
UCLA
Mario DaRe
Jim Salsbury
Matt Hazeltine
Cal
Paul Larson
Mike Monroe
Wash
Bob Davenport
Three Favorites Fall By Wayside At Forest Hills
UPI reports the 1952 U.S. tennis championships with Tony Trabert absent from the main draw. Lew Hoag and Vic Seixas top the favorites as several seeds fall early. Bernard Bartzen, Sia Clark, and Owen Williams face tough routes toward quarter finals amid intense, lengthy matches. Louise Brough and Doris Hart lead the women's singles as quarter-final spots loom.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Chamion
Tony Trabert
U.S
Lew Hoag
Australia
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Sia Clark
Pasadena
Calif
Frost Head
Frost
Monterey
Cham
Ark
Seixas
Roger Becker
England
Neale Fraser
Bernard Bartzen
San Angelo
Fraser
Hamilton Richardson
Baton Rouge
Tulane
Owen Williams
South Africa
Sven Davidson
Sweden
Tom Brown
San Francisco
Roy Emerson
Talbert
Japat
Billy Talbert
New York
Kosei Kamo
Japan
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Bill Cranston
San Marino
Rex Hartwig
Allen Morris
Atlanta
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Mike Green
Miami Beach
Fla
Eddie Moylan
Trenton
N.J
Gil Shea
Los Angeles
Ken Rosewall
Gerry Moss
Modesto
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Doris Hart
Coral Gables
Miss Brough
Lucille Davidson
Lee’s Summit
Miss Hart
Jean Clarke
Birmingham
Ala
Wimpy Quinn Dies at 36 in West Los Angeles
Wellington H. Quinn former Chicago Cubs and Los Angeles Angels player died Wednesday night at age 36 in West Los Angeles. He served in the Marine Corps during World War I and had been ill for several years.
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Wimpy Quinn
Los Angeles
Calif
Wellington H
Wimpy) Quinn
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Angels
Quinn
Marine Corps
Charles scores at odds in Monticello title bout
Heavyweight challenger Ezzard Charles dismisses reports that Rocky Marciano is a heavy favorite to win their September 15 title bout. Charles says Marciano did not KO him in their first fight and promises to knock him out if a knockout comes.
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Charles
Monticello
N.Y
Ezzard Charles
Rocky Marciano
Ezzard
Atkinson Joins 3000 Victory Club In Racing
Canadian jockey Ted Atkinson earned his 3000th career win at Aqueduct aboard Devastation in the third race. He joins a select group of legends including Sir Gordon Richards Johnny Longden and Eddie Arcaro in thoroughbred racing as one of the sport's premier jockeys.
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New York
Teddy Atkinson
Aqueduct
Britain
Sir Gordon Richards
Johnny Longden
U.S
America
Eddie Arcaro
U S Women Golfers Vie To Reclaim Curtis Cup
At Merion Pa on September 2 the United States lined up its champions and veterans to challenge Britain's best in pursuit of the Curtis Cup. Britain’s captain Mrs John Beck nominated Frances Stephens and Elizabeth Price as the top British pair after their strong play at Muirfield two years ago.
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Merion
United States
Britain
John Beck
Frances Stephens
Elizabeth Price
Muirfield
Scotland
Fights Last Night in Albuquerque and West Haven
Albuquerque and West Haven hosted boxing actions with Aragon and Luedee winning via outpoints. In Albuquerque Art Aragon defeated a Mexican opponent, while in West Haven Jerry Luedee outpointed Curtis Bruce in a 158 and 160 pound bout respectively.
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West Haven
Conn
Jerry Luedee
New Haven
Curtis Bruce
Newark
N.J
Antarctic Whaling Expedition Seen Worth 8.4 Million
A major whale hunting voyage could yield up to 8.4 million dollars in value within a few weeks in the Antarctic waters. The potential haul underscores the scale of the operation and the economic stakes for crews and sponsors.
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Antarctic
Marciano Visits Rocky Grossinger Camp Ahead of Bout
Heavyweight champ Rocky Marciano, 30, will hold a brief workout with former king Jack Dempsey Wednesday at his training camp in Grossinger New York. Marciano sparred two rounds with Bob in Denver and one each with Gil Newkirk Bayonne New Jersey and Joe Gannon Washington D C.
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Grossinger
N.Y
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Hawkins Drive-In Theater
Falstaff Brewing Corp
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