Municipal golf course sale looms as owner eyes Elks deal
Greer warns heavy spring rains crippled the Municipal course, boosting costs for owners and delaying play across the region. He may sell to the Elks club at a “rock bottom” price, while city leaders weigh possible municipal operation to keep the course open and serve the community.
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Zack Geeer
eToef
Waris Corse
Greer
Elks Club
Elks
Creer
Gutie
Biks
Smokey's Wins Quening Match at Sooner Lanes
Smokey's Prescription Center, defending champion, opened the fall season by taking two points from Coca-Cola. Lloyd Tlighsmilit led winners with 498, supported by Charles Smitty and Bally Culling. Henry Sik shot high for the losers, and Lawson Funeral Home posted the night’s top scratch team score. Bianco's moved ahead in the Women's Major League with Iva Bovid leading at 486.
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Lawgur
Smokey
Prescription Centre
Coca- Coty
Lloyd Tlighsmilit
Ilo
Yam Charles Smitty
Krnveth Black
Wordall
Magnolia Sewier
Henry Sik
Brinlk
Ancher Henry
Lawson Funeral Mane
Fairmont Ponds
Fairmont
Taste
Gene
Leo Nease
Carless
Ken Smart
Ted
Security Bank
Hogles Foodlnor
Boh Seo
Graver White
Neil Witt
Bob Pakiniom
Carl Wershner
ANA
GMAC
Page Aircraf
Roary Boone
J. S. Peares
Taovel Uvinberger
el Farris
Page
Bianco's
Iva Bovid
Bianco
Judy Mellarg
Pigh
Jockeys Named to Hall of Fame In Hall of Fame Ceremony
The National Hall of Fame will welcome three new inductees Ted Atkinson Raymanc Sonny Workman and Walter Miller in ceremonies at Pimlico on November 14. Atkinson rode 3583 winners from 21000 mounts and Workman led in the 1930s with 1152 wins from 5750 mounts before retiring Miller set a record with 389 wins in a single year and 300 plus wins in another season before a long illness. Miller unaware of the honor was reported in a New York hospital when the announcement came.
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Ltimore
National Hockeys Hall of Fame
Yesteryear
Hall
Ted Atkinson
Raymanc
Sonny" Workman
Walter Miller
Atkinson
Hall of Fame
Workman
Washington, D.C
Miller
Ives
New York
Miler
Pimlico
Argentinian Heavyweight Muert Bids Quick Knockout of Holman
Alex Muert, 22, a heavyweights from Argentina, aims to open fast and pressure John Holman, Chicago veteran, in a bid for an early stoppage tonight. Swill-munching reference noted in source text.
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Meiwepf
Tolman
Alex Muert
Argentina
Johnny Holman
Chicago
Crucial Week for Yanks and Braves in pennant chase
By ED WILKS AP report outlines a pivotal week as the New York Yankees and the Milwaukee Braves battle for the 1957 pennant. It notes Yankee injuries and lineup shuffles, the White Sox pursuit slipping, and Braves pressure to seal the flag amid a tight NL race with the Cards and Dodgers.
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ED Wilks
New York Yankees
Milwaukee
Braves
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Chicags
White Sox
Akins Gets Bukich to Redskins in Rams Trade
Former USC quarterback Burry Bukich, named MVP of the 1953 Rose Bowl, is traded by the Los Angeles Rams to the Washington Redskins for an undisclosed high draft choice.
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Akins
Famous Name Drives Big Bucks In Amateur Golf
Oscar Fraley reports on Gene Andrews of Beverly Hills claiming amateur golf is big business. He says national and international play could yield 45 000 a year for life and that expenses for appearances are paid by sponsors and the U S. He cites publicity and customer interest as engine for earnings and notes veterans like Marvie Ward influence sales.
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Averger Suilfer
Alun Awe
Whall
Fai
Mit
Golf Yoursea
Tagis
Oscar Fraley
Brookline
Mas
Nassau
Gene Andrews
Dhey
Marvie Ward
Los Angeles
Gene
Ben Hogan
Jin. Demaret Alrways
Hogan
Municipal Golf Course Seeks New Pro After Shakeup
Municipal course owner Jack Greer has again faced a pro search at the course as pro Tommy Manson is released. Officials provided little detail, citing a personnel issue, while Manson will remain to teach lessons locally. Greer and Manson report no hard feelings amid the split as plans for a new club pro and promoter are sought.
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Jack Greer
Islselith
Greer
Jes
Tommy Manson
Psaiade
Nansen
Hanson
Bindaro
Rolling Mills Country Club
Wichita
Nan
Perez Earns Unanimous Decision In 10 Round Bout
In New York at St Nicholas Arena Lulu Perez edged Bobby Bell in a fast paced ten rounder. Perez fought to gain control while Bell pressed hard but Perez secured the unanimous decision with a clean dominant showing.
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New York
Bobby Bell
Broatsayn
Lulu Perez
Terale
Povey
Fa Yiderdoeg
Bell
Youngstown
Ohio
Gran
St. Nicholas Arena
Florida Football Sees Influenza Strike Squad
Florida coach Bob Woodruff said seven of 28 players with college experience escaped illness as influenza and injuries hit the team in Gainesville. The spread among the squad reduced practice participation and risked lineup depth ahead of upcoming games.
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Gainesville
Fla
Florida
Bob Woodriff
Play Continues In Cushing Meet
Cushing meets Birmingham in the semifinals of the Southwest Regional baseball tournament as Birmingham and Cushing seek continued progress. In the losers bracket, Harrison City faces the winner of the Birmingham Cushing matchup after St Louis was eliminated yesterday by San Antonio. Oklahoma City also knocked out Jefferson City 13-9 in a separate elimination game.
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Cushing
Birmingham
Ala
Bisahonta City
Witner
Birminghan Cushing
St. Louis
San Antonio
Fier
Oklahoma City
Jefferson City
Injuries Hit Wolverines as Aggie Starters Sit Out
Sparsely legible onfield update notes Wolverines and Aggies amid injuries and lineup shuffles. Key players Byron Beaver Tommy Raley and others listed as doubtful for Friday. LHS backfield features W Green and R A Burd while Len Harkey from 49ers joins practice. Ken Lutz injured in scrimmage prompting lineup changes.
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Tommy Raley
Raley
Beaver
Bob Bodenhamer
Frederick
Larry Ray
Lawrence Reed
Ray
Rees
Lus
Cameron
Wolverines
LHS
W. Green
R.A. Burd
Lance jXapepasak
George Moses
Mike Parsons
Tommy Lewis
Ray Tillman
Tommy Sharp
Fort Bill
Len Ile
Markey
San Francisco 49Ers
Harkey
49Ers
Jac Emporia
Kan
Jeallene
Douglass High
Bill Yung
Ken Lutz
Ralph Jones
Mortis Brown College
Lutz
Harkex
Bob Stearns
Iowa
Leo Frazier
Iinois
Gey Ceppellati
Minnesota
Montgomery
Jackie Martin
Bo Bankston
Sparky Hefner
John Marler
Gil Giell
Bob Roberts
Ron Hendricks
Jo Bristow
Joe Bosen
Floyd Pickard
Jerry Williamson
Patton Heavy Favorite For Amateur Golf Title
UPI reports at Brookline Mass as 128 players start the second round of the U S Amateur. Billy Joe Patton of Morganton NC, 39, wins his first round 4 and 2 over Bob Knowles of Aiken SC and remains the front-runner. Jack Nicklaus, 17, advances with a 1 under par effort, plus other former champions and Walker Cup names move forward in a field dense with notable amateurs.
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Brookline
Mass
Fiele
Billy Joe Patton
Faverite
Morganton
N.C
Ain Ene
Edith Meyerson
Nelson Geehjaling
Winchendon
Joe Carr
Britain
Ronald Hoenig
Themsogon
Conn
Cary
Bishmp Heal
Bob McCay
Gary
Ind
Sand
Evans
Caold
Don Dosen
Sapolis
Palen
Wil Evans
Fasas Dale Morey
Rex Easter
Amarilla
Trx
Jack Nicklas
Columbus
Ohio
Nicklaus
Bol Cardinal
San Francisco
Morey
Morris Jr
Richmond
Taylor
Wendel Aidvich
Randallville
Jack
If Wo Waverstick
Lancasire
Pay
Joe Campbell
Robert T. Jones
Smi
Bobby
Bill Campbell
Antheony Cullinane
Bethesda
Robbins
Bill Davidson
Nashville
Fights Last Night By Vis Teen Tinted New York
A chaotic report lists names and places from a night of fights in New York. The names include Willie Coleman and Ray Rinne among others with scattered locations such as Cincinnati and Sydney. The text remains garbled but signals a boxing or fighting recap with multiple participants and obscure affiliations.
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Vis
New York
Lu'h Percy
Hipalytes
Buble Selbiss
Rehr
Targuin
Baracas
Araranas
Cincinnati
Willie Coleman
Ray Rinne
Hon Wobbs
Australia
Winesles
Doe Angeles
Paul Jorgensen
Sonn’ Secon
Sanderson High Football Player Dies After Practice
Sanderson High School mourns the death of Tes-Fernando Vasquez, a football player who died from injuries suffered during practice. He is Texas’s first football fatality of 1957, with officials investigating the circumstances of the incident.
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Traas
Sanderson
Fernando
Vasquez
Texas
Plans for 157 World Series announced by Frick
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick disclosed details after a meeting with interested teams. The best of seven series opens October 3 with dates and venues tied to the league pennants. Ticket pricing remains as in prior series, with no increase. printing of tickets was not authorized yet. Five teams represented at the meeting: Yankees White Sox Braves Cardinals Dodgers.
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Wonder
Braves
Bronslyn
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Stan Musial
Philadelphia
Dodgers
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cards
Milwauker
Yankeers
Wusners
York
Ford Frick
White Sox
White ‘Sox
Sid GE
Lax
Frick
Bya
Montday
Yankees
White Son
Bodgers
Tuneups Begin For Dallas Golf
Dallas hosts a high stakes golf event at Gle Lakes Country Club with top players like Sam Snead Dick Moyen Beug Ford Lionel Hebert and Mayer among early entrants. Hogan misses the field while Joe Thomson heads overseas and the purse reaches 8 000 for first prize as heavy contenders line up for the 340 000 Dallas Quen.
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Dallas IP
Sam Snead
Dick Moyen
Beug Ford
Lionel Hebert
Ben Hogan
Peter
Joe “Thomson
England
Mayer
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