Pop Warner Services Set in Palo Alto Cemetery
Glenn Scobey Warner also known as Pop Warner will be laid to rest in Alta Mesa Cemetery near the Stanford campus. The 87 year old football innovator died of cancer after hospital treatment and a late decline. He coached 44 years at Cornell Carlisle Pittsburgh Stanford and Temple and was famed for pioneering single and double wing plays and elusive reverses. Warner’s widow Tibb Lorraine Warner and other family members were at his bedside.
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Oklahomans In The Majors Infielders Shine In Tight Games
Pete Runnels of Washington singled once in four trips and drove in two as Washington beat Philadelphia 5 to 4. Alvin Dark of the Giants singled in four trips as New York edged Philadelphia in 11 innings. Bobby Morgan of Philadelphia singled in three at bats in a loss to the Giants.
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Andrews To Meet Unknown Tonight In Chicago Stadium Bout
Buffalo’s Paul Andrews, 24, holder of 28 victories in 31 fights, faces unknown Bobby Hughes in a televised 10 round bout at Chicago Stadium. Hughes, 26, from Warren Ohio, has stopped 14 of his last 17, but this is his TV debut after 35 pro fights with 22 wins.
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Cuban steals No 68 ties West Texas NM League mark
Osmond Ozzie Walte Abilene centerfielder and former Havana high school track star broke a 16 year old Class C West Texas New Mexico League stolen base record by swiping his 68th bag of the season on Tuesday.
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Castle and Mighty Billy Win Big Brandywine Double
Owen Castle at 50 to 1 and Mighty Billy teamed for a $1,318.90 daily double at Brandywine Raceway. Eleven tickets sold on the winning combination.
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Return Of The Spitball Urged By Former Star
Urban Faber a 20 season veteran of the Chicago White Sox argues the outlawed spitball should be readmitted to prolong pitchers careers and make games tighter. He notes his own arm still works and claims the pitch is easier on the arm than a curve.
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Fort Riley to Meet Fort Leonard Wood in Fifth Army Finals
Fort Riley Kansas advances to the Fifth Army baseball final by routing Fort Benham Harrison Indiana 15 to 1, then defeating Fort Carson 4 to 1 in a rain affected night game. The winner faces Fort Leonard Wood Missouri in the championship as Fort Riley looks to remain undefeated and rests pitching staff ahead of the Wednesday showdown.
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Buff Coach Bets On Sophs To Build Colorado Season
Buffaloes coach Dallas Ward aims to season a young lineup through four nonconference games, hoping the sophomore core gains experience for a tough Big Seven schedule. He notes the first four games include Kansas as the lone conference opponent and emphasizes building depth early in Boulder.
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Detroit boxer triumphs in rough outpointing bout
In a tense boxing card from Miami Beach Florida Detroit contender Liston edged rival at 204, while Phoenix Arizona fighter Salas outpointed Lauderdale 231 percent. Hialeah Florida saw Willis defeat Peaks in a close match at 294.
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Negro Is Held For Illinois Cops
Wilson Smith a middle aged Negro man who surrendered to Lawton police last week as a parole violator from Illinois is being held for authorities there. Illinois officials said Smith was released on parole July 3 and later rearrests were prepared after charges in the beating of his wife and son. He allegedly fractured his nine year old son's skull and severely beat his wife. Smith was serving a term of from 3 to 14 years on the manslaughter charge and allegedly left Illinois after charges were prepared. He told officers I am tired of running and they can find me here.
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Principal Explains Junior High Rules During Assembly
Principal A Richardson spoke to more than 1,700 students in a packed auditorium about junior high rules and upcoming assembly or study hall options. He introduced 17 new faculty members, and highlighted the glee club directed by Mildrege Roberts and the band.
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Illinois Uncovers Halfback Wo Cn Duran Caine
CHAMPAIGN Illinois uncovers a faster halfback to bolster its Big Ten co champion football squad. Abe Woodson, a 182 pound Chicago sophomore, is named as a swift new back paired with Carillon who led the nation in rushing as a sophomore last season.
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Valadium Wins at Aqueduct in Brital Flower Purse
Hedley Woodhouse guided Valadium to a neck victory in the featured Brital Flower Purse at Aqueduct on Thursday. Grecian Queen and Tin were among the field. Colts head to Tulsa for exhibition tune ups with the Steelers Friday night in Baltimore.
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Pushbuttons pushcarts mark Red China’s industrial push
London Daily Herald correspondent Deryck Winterton portrays postwar China moving from poverty to rapid industrialization. He notes primitive carts and pedicabs, a Russian built airport, and Anshan mills where Chinese workers now run machines trained by Russians. He cites rising bridges, rails, housing, cinemas, and a focus on heavy industry though real consumption remains low. Moving figures and unclear data temper optimism about progress.
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Safecracking Tip Ties Lawton Burglary to Oklahoma City Case
Lawton police investigate a Labor Day safe burglary at Kelly Hillis Grocery on S Second, with about $4000 stolen. Two suspects are being pursued, details point to a similar 1952 Oklahoma City grocery store break in using meat to muff le explosions and identical wire pieces found near the blast. A Dallas man is among the top suspects who allegedly travels to meet a partner. police are tracking their whereabouts and connections.
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Opal Zadoka Returns To Oklahoma College Classes
From The Constitution Files the item notes Opal Zadoka, ten years after, resuming classes at Oklahoma College for Women. Other notes mention Mrs. Bill Gross as Business Women's circle president at Beal Heights Presbyterian, a 20 year ago county meeting with 50 seats, Fred Gerboth's death, and various local events including a bathing beauty contest, a rodeo program, and a truck fire destroying a cotton shipment.
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County Fair Booth Planned By Bureau
The Comanche County Farm Bureau plans a booth at the Comanche county fair during their regular monthly meeting. President Wesley Regan presided. Willard Bentley and Arion Walter Montgomery reported progress. L. T. Hayes named 1955 membership chairman. drive starts Nov 1. Members listed include Caha, McClung, Duesman. agent G A Kluck attended.
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Chattanooga Enrollment Up in School Figures
Ed Meece, superintendent, announced rising enrollment in Chattanooga schools. First eight grades total 155 students while the four upper classes add 67, showing overall growth versus last year.
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Heroes Are Smarter New York Team Tests Frontline U.S. Troops Korea
A New York team conducts tests on U.S. infantry in Korea and finds that frontline soldiers show higher intelligence than less capable fighters. The study highlights cognitive advantages among effective troops and suggests implications for training and selection.
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Two Polio Cases Reported In State
Two polio cases were reported in Oklahoma today. A 24 year old Shattuck woman was admitted to Newman Memorial Hospital and a 2 year old Drumright airman entered Tinker Air Force Base Hospital. The caseload rose to 422 with 102 hospitalized and 15 remaining in the acute stage.
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