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Sooners Remain
Only Unbeaten
Club In Big 8
Chiefs Drop To Fifth In iJJJJJJ,,
Weekly Class A Rankings worry For Bud
Amazing Oklahoma held firm'*’ ^ |wo gamM lag( weok and any
onto first place in the Big Eight o{ winmng ,(,* Magic Em-
Conference baseball race today as plre Con(ere0cc dropped to fifth
unbeaten team in the (n (j* class A rankings re-
leased Monday
Jack Williams' Chiefs were
the only
league.
The Sooners ran their Big Eight
mark to 9-0 by sweeping Nebras- ^vt weog and second the
ka last week and now look for-
ward to a three-game home set
with Colorado The Buffs had
shared first place with OU until
last weekend when they tumbled
three straight times to defending
champion Missouri
Oklahoma State, which won two
of three from Iowa State, will be
at Kansas for three games this '
weekend
Meanwhile, Phillips University
had the Western Division of the
Oklahoma Collegiate Conference
all but looked up The Haymak-.
ers. who boast a 10-0 record, are
four games in front of Southwest-
ern whom they beat twice last |
week.
The Eastern Division is anoth-
er story Oklahoma Baptist and
East Central are tied at 5-3 and |
Langston (4-4» is one game back
In games this week. Central is
at Phillips and Southern is at Pan-
handle on Tuesday; Langston is at
OBL and East Central at South
week before, but
LA Keeps
Hopes For
Title Alive
BOSTON <l'Pl i—'They're pretty
big to act like flies, but the Los
Angeles Lakers are certainly in
the Boston Celtics' ointment
The Lakers, all but counted out
after losing three of four games
to Boston in the National Basket
, I,, i _________..... ,____________I ball Association's playoff finals,
Choctaw and Ishawnee. ranked eithth in the AA 10-5 mark and are the pM» set- Alums were better organized i launched an optimistic comeback
Sunday night in a 135-119 victory
Bv United Press International j^pa's ba-eball team, loser Shawnee move ahead of them in ratings
the current ratings
Tulsa Webster, victor over Sa-
pulpa Saturday to win the Magic
Empire title, remained number ™ "V*
«.,<md Playoffs
last week, took over
fourth Because of an enrollmen
NORMAN (UPD — The Okla-
homa Sooners put away their foot-
ball gear until fall today as
one. with Anadarko second
Choctaw with a 21-1 record,
moved lrom fourth to third and
drop, Shawnee was moved from coachea continued to analyze Sat-
AA to A and will compete in A urd,-v 1 AlumniA arsity game
Bud Wilkinson, looking back
... over the Grads' 13-7 victory, said
Webster has a 1-2 record, while ^ ^ Var-y fliW ,0
Anadarko is 14-4 Shawnee has a ^ ^ ^ (W, M added
Fourth Straight Victory
Scored By Amazing Mets
Jsajmfjia -JJcrall—
I SPORTS
ters in the Mid-State league
Others in the top 10 in class A
were:
O C Southeast. 10-3; Clinton.
1110-0; O. C. Northeast. 12-11; Star
Spencer, 9-7 and Guthrie. 4-3
Lawton with a 15-1 record main-
than he had ever seen before
To his own team, youngest he iover the Celtics
ever tried in a game, he said
There's no reason you can t be
the best college football team in
the country next fall."
The Alumni now have won 12 of
tamed its hold on AA. while Tulsa the 15 games played and gamed
The Lakers did it on Boston's
home court, and they did it when
the aging Celtics were within one
game of clinching their fifth suc-
cessive pro basketball champion-
ship The series resumes Wednes-
'
Hale was second Tulsa Rogers some measure of revenge lor the day night at Los Angeles and if
third and Tulsa Central fourth humiliating 47-24 upset the Varsity necessary, concludes here —*
Muskogee was seventh
_ —-— _ , Teams dropping out of the top
Page 2—Sopulpa (Okla.) Monday, April 22, 19oJ lfl jn A were Stillwater. Edmond
land Chickasha.
I Sapulpa will host Tulsa McLain
Tuesday with the winner taking
over second place in the league
Sapulpa. McLain and Memorial
all now are tied for second with
Aguirre Is Proving Last
Year's Record No 'Fluke'
pinned on them last year
Jimmy Harris threw two touch
down passes to Clendon Thomas
next
Saturday night
The shock even rendered talka-
!five Boston Coach Arnold 'Red'
By MILTON HOMAN
LPI Sports Writer
Casey Stengel actually
trembling out of sheer happiness.
for a four-game sweep of the
I series and their longest winning
was streak in their short history.
“I kept saying we were better
The 73-year-old manager who jn spring training.” Stengel re
guided the Yankees ti-10 pennants | minded "Now do you believe it?
The improvement Casey referred
to certainly wasn't evident while
the Mets were losing their first
eight games of the season but it
showed dearly Sunday to the de-
light of 26.773 frenzied fans
Hickman Stars al Bat
Jim Hickman drove in seven
runs during the double-header.
US, Despite loss
for the Old Timrrs' words, the | Auerbach s|*rchless for nearly | Q HO id 1T1Q
second one coming early in the ten minutes. It was that long aft- .
fourth quarter to break a 7-7 tie er the game before Auerbach. I p-*J jp Han Arp
A poor quick-kick by non-kuking NBA coaching dean, could utter | LvQU HI "HI
Jim Grisham set up the deciding a single word to newsmen
iscore.
Then. surprisingly enough.
Wes Skidgel. who showed he w ill I Auerbach w ouldn't say anything
records of 3-3 Memorial is idle ;be hard (0 (>Pat out at left half- about the officiating This despite
By MILTON RICHMAN
ITI Sports Writer
Hank Aguirre has a one-track
eastern on Wednesday: Southwest- mind
era is at Central and Phillips at •<j have to prove (to myself.
and the Cincinnati Reds over-
came the Pittsburgh Pirates. 8-3
£L,'i game with Webster
ters and held the Indians to four SAPULPA
hits as he posted his third vic-
tory for the Orioles, who were
at Le-
Tuesday
Game time is 3 43 p m
gion Park.
The box score below is on Sat
with hardly more than wink was
now wide-eyed with unabated ex
citement because his Mets had
won four straight games.
"Tee-rific!” he said, his voice
breaking a bit. "I think I'll get
me a beer.”
Casey was king again. His amaz-
ing Mets had just climbed out of |
the NatwMl League cellar by whacJdB a prand siam off Claude
taking a doubleheader from the Raymond to climax a five.run
Milwaukee Braves. 8-3 and 9-2. raUy m ^ eighlh mnlnp of the
opener and homering again with
one on off Lew Burdette during
another five-run outburst in the
eighth inning of the nightcap
Ken MacKenzic. "My Yale
fella." as Casey calls him because
he’s an alumnus of Old Eli, was
credited with the Mets first game
victory and also saved the finale
for Galen Cisco by holding the
Braves hitless over the last three
innings
The San Francisco Giants dung
to first place by beating the Chi-
cago Cubs, 3-2 in the second
SAO PAULO. Brazil 'LTD -
United States athletes, although
irked by a loss to Cuba in the
Major League
Leaders
By United Press li trmati°nal
Batting Leaders
American League
Player A Club
G- AB
R.
H- Pet.
Aparicio. Balt
It
43
8
18 400
Tresh. NY
9
30
4
12 .400
Leppert. Was
8
26
4
10 383
Ystzir.ki. Bos
11
43
6
17 378
Hinton. W'as
9
37
5
14 378
Smith. Balt
11
40
6
15 .375
Allison. Minn
12
43
12
16 363
Cimoli. KC
11
40
7
14 330
Torre*. LA
1
32
3
11 344
L.Thms, LA
1
47
6
16 .340
Lunn. 2b-lf
C. Tiger, p-ss
Northwestern on Friday, and OBL'isays Detroit Tiger southpaw , stopped on four hits themselves
plays at Northeastern Langston --tyiat jm not a one-year flash.' by Dick Donovan in the nightcap
is at East Central and Panhandle M , ^ 31.vcarH)ld change-; Jackie Brandt homered for Balt.- ' .'_ " '
• ' -------* up specialist from Azusa. Calif, more in the opener and Hoodie
himself of that Held for Cleveland in the night-
cap.
Tom Tresh drove in three runs |}uthanan. cf
with a homer and two singles and brothers, c
Bobby Richardson also contribut- Keiglev. rf
ed three hits in the Yankees' tri- r Tiger, p
umph over the Senators as Jim 'feelers, lb
Bouton picked up the victory in
relief of Ralph Terry.
Home runs by Felix Torres and
Leon W agner paced the Angels to'
victory over ex-teammate Ted Greathouse. 3b
Bow stick! of the A s Don Lee Jordan. U
is at Way land. Tex . on Saturday
In other action. Tulsa Univer-
sity takes on Arkansas at Fayette-
ville Tuesday and the two teams
meet again at Tulsa on Saturday
and Oklahoma City University is
at Oklahoma Christian College
Tuesday.
Southpaw Winner
Of Houston Meet
HOUSTON (UP!'—Bob Charles
a lanky New Zealander today soX Sunday was his third
had 10.non reasons and -0ute-going triumph without a
they're all dollars why golf is not -10S5 and hiS earned run average
hasn t coast ed
vet. but hes starting to make a
the rest of the .Ameri-
can League
Aguirre enjoyed his greatest
year in baseball last season when
he turned in a 16-8 record for the
Tigers and a 2.21 earned run
average that stamped him the
most effective pitcher in the cir
cuit.
So far he has been even better
this year
Paxton, lf-rf
Sikes. lb-2b
aSmeltzer
back this fall, sparked the Var- jthe fact that two of his players. |baseball tournament, were occu-
I sity attack and his eight-yard pass retiring veteran Bob Cousy and Spying their accustomed front seat
'to end Rick McCurdy netted the aerobatic cornerman Tom San- today in the Pan American Game
Varsity's lone score ders. fouled out of th*6am^In fhe Yanks' baseball team, made Rame of a double-header after the
Wilkinson experimented Ireely addition, cornerman Tom Hem- up coUegiaM and iervice per. C(jbs WQn lhe fjrst 3ame The
and used four quarterbacks-John aohn was ejected from the ganoe. . dl 0pi*d a humiliating 13-1 Philadelphia Ph.ll.es won their
AB B H Hammond M*c Ringer. Tommy a dec.s.on Ic°L™ deusion to Cuba in an opening *lth lhc St. Louis Cardi-
4 1 0 Parmell and Bobby Pagc Ham- lng onto '^ ^ on GaHen court ^ ^ Sunday The CubMS ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
4 0 0 rxmd. the starter, directed the a vain attempt to slug a collected 15 hits, including a pair
4 0 0 lone touchdown drive All per- cree Centers Gene Wiley and i ru[)s
3 2 2 formed fairly well, though not j jin, Krebs also fouled out for Los !
2 0 0 consistently Angeles
2 1 1 1 The hulking Sooner middle de- The officials. Richie Powers
1 0 0 fenscs again looked good, spear- and Mendy Rudolph were under
2 0 0 headed by the game's outstanding heavy police escort when they
2 0 0 lineman, huge Ralph Neely, and j)e[t the court alter the game
0 0 0 Grisham John Garrett. Ed Mc-
2 0 1 Quarters and New Yorker Bob
too Cunningham.
Totals
WEBSTER
27 4 4
AB R H
3 2 1
His 5-2 victory over the Boston saine<] hjs second win of the year bBaker
_ ■ • . L1__I I f ... . L
the Maxwell, ss
[Clary, lb-p
Strictly a righthander's game
Charles the first southpaw ever
to win a J*rofessional Golf Asso-
ciation tournament, took the $10-
000 first prize Sunday in the
Houston Classic
The splintery 27-year-old took
the lead in the second round and
held off a atrong fini* by Fred
Hawkins of El Paso. Tex to win
by one stroke.
Charles' 12-under-par score of
67-04-86-69—268 broke the Classic s
72-hole record of 273 set by Cary
Middlecoff in 1953 Hawkins and
amateur Homero Blancas of
Houston also broke the record ;s,rMk
with their scores of 269 and 270.
respectively
Hawkins started slow in the
stands at a remarkable 1 40
Aguirre, who struck out seven
with Jack Spring's help in
ninth , ,
Rookie len-nander Jim Roland
aided by a five-run rally in the
filth inning, won his second game J
Tomblin. cf-rf
—«---- .,..1. llun "uu ^»----- R„, _
and gave up eight hits, held the {or ^ Twins wlth a three-hitter *
Red Sox scoreless until the sev-
enth when Bob Tillman nicked
him lor a two-run homer The
gers had clinched the victory be r^n"nc,oU
tore then, however, on Norm
Cash's three-run homer off Bill
Monbouquette in
over the White Sox in
the first lb
Willard, c
T| game of a doubleheader Bob Al- Bowje$> c
Uson and John Goryl homered for
Grey. 2b
Totals
But Johnny Buzhardt kept the
Twins under thumb with a four- a _ twi .... ......
the fourth The hjUcr ln the mghtcap Pete Ward b _ eround out for Jordan in 6th
mil'c liiutn.'iamp r .1. «art_ ®
Standings
Bv United Press International
American League
W L Pet.
Baltimore 7 ♦ 636
Chicago 6 t 600
New York 6 t
Boston 6 3 ^
Kansas City * 5 .545
Detroit 6 3
Los .Angeles » 6 435
Cleveland * ®
Washington 3 6 333
Minnesota 4 8 .333
Sunday's Results
Baltimore 7 Cleveland 0, 1st
by winning three of the five gold ,
ri -iiti 8______ medals decided, the Yank basket-
Even so two Uns touched “off a ball team opeBed dOn— of its
brief but furious scramble when
[the nightcap. 10-5; the Cincinnati
! Red., routed the Pittsburgh Pi-
lates. 8-3, and the Los Angeles
Dodgers swept a pair from the
ed the first full day of competition ! HoUston Colts. 11-3 and 6-5.
Yanks Beat Senators
ln tise American League, the
New York Yankees .haded the
by Pedro Chaves,
lone of them a grand slam
However, the U.S. still dominat-
title with a 93-63 victory over Washington Senators. 76; the Los
Puerto Rico, and U S. sw unmet s Ange)es Angels clipped the Kansas
smashed
heats.
four records in trial
they tried to get at the pair. The
burly Lakers joined eight police-
men in escorting the official*
from the auditorium i *■“ JlMl0
The game itself was a see saw i Ben Campbell of San Jose. Call!
affair. Boston building an early and George Harris of Travis Air ________ _
seven point lead but the Lakers f orce Base. Calif. won gold med j ,be Minnesota Twins defeated the
OB fighting back in hot fourth quar- als in judo, a sport news to the Chjcag0 whllc sox. 76. but
ter scoring spurts to put it safely games this year. Campbell walked, dropped the second game, 86.
, away — their second victory in «ff with the ouen 'unlimited ~
I, five final playoff starts
City AT. 6-2 the Detroit Tigers
beat the Boston Red Sox 5-2. the
Baltimore Orioles downed the
Cleveland Indians. 76. in the open-
er but lost the nightcap. 26, and
off with the open
weight' crown and Harris cap-
The official scoring sheet cred tured the heavyweight title
National League
Player 4 Club G. AB R. H. Pet.
Edwards. Cia 9 32 4 14 438
Demeter. Phil 12 46 8 20 .435
Howard LA 12 44 7 19 .432
McCovey, SF 11 39 14 16 .410
Mathews. Mil 13 46 4 18 39
F.Alou. SF 2 46 7 II .391
Sawatski. StL 8 23 4 9 391
Robinson. Cm 9 34 10 13 382
Cvngtn. Phil 8 24 6 9 375
Groat. StL 12 47 10 17 361
Home Runs
American League: Howard.
Yanks 4; Allison. Twins 4: Up-
pert. Senators 3; Powell, Orioles
3; Smith, Orioles 3; Held Indi-
ans 3.
National Uague: Demcter
Phils 4; Clcndenon. Pirates 4;
McCovey, Giants 4: Mays. Giants
4; Snider. Mets 3: Hickman. Mets
3; H. Aaron. Braves 3.
Runs Batted In
American League: Allison.
Twins 13; L. Thomas. Angels 11;
Howard. Yanks 10. Ward. Whit*
Sox 10; Leppert, Senators 10.
National Uague: Edwards.
Reds 12; Demeter, Phils 12; Hick-
man Mets 11; F. Alou. Giants 10:
Cepeda. Giant* 9. Boyer. Cards
9; Robinson. Reds 9.
Pitching
American Uague: Aguirro,
Tigers 36; Mossi. Tigers 26;
Pena. Athletics 26; Stock. Orioles
26. Baumann. White Sox 26; Ro-
land. Twins 26; Ue. Angels 26.
National Uague; Sanford,
Giants 36; Washburn. Cards 26;
Nottebart, Colts 2-0; Baklsdiun.
Phils 26; Simmons, Cards 26;
Friend. Pirates 26; Maloney.
Reds 26; Mackenzie. Mets 26;
Fanok, Cards 26; 0 Dell, Giants
26
Women Past 21
Tom Haller singled home the
winning run for the Giants tn the
fourth inning of the nightcap
lited Elgin Baylor with 43 points] foxhiyuki Seino. an Air Force j against the Cubs alter Willie
< and Jerry West with 32 more for ^pdeeman from Los Angeles, Mays fed off the inning with his _
, Us Angeles That same sheet gave ^ v s another first place ,ourlh homer o( ^ ^3^. Willie WITH BLADDER IRRITATION
showed Rudy La Russo with 1 ‘ in jud0 when he beat Jorge Tam- McCovey also hit his fourth horn- *ft„ 31. common Kidn«» or ai»«!<i»r ir.
■» and Frank Selvv with 11. most ^ita of Brazil in the lightweight pr ^ (he second Billy O'Dell JJJJfUUI»»*
of them coming in the waning [division However, no gold medal i)ur|e<j a ^-hitter for his second kiiTJnJwidnUst*v-Moamf'
victory
win snapped Detroit's thiee Same drove in four runs for the White
losing streak.
Indians. Srioles Split
Sox and Jim Landis hit an inside saPULPA
! the-park homer Jack Kralick suf-
The Cleveland Indians ended ^ hjs (hir(J ln a row with
Baltimore s four-game winning a vjrtory
with a 26 nightcap vic-
tory after the Orioles won the
opener 76 The New York Yan-
kees shaded the Washington Sen-
1 76; the Us Angeles An-
Charles a 6-2. and the Chicago White Sox
beat the Minnesota Twins, 86
alter losing the opener. 76.
SSTTt^^tniL w!to ^downed the Kansas City AV
a N6 Sunday to give
score
Blancas a 24-vear-old former
player for the University of Hous-
ton shot a 64 in the final round
that gave him third place and the
highest finish of an amateur on
the tour this year
The line score:
021 010 0—4 4 2
W EBSTER 500 301 0—9 9 2
Runs batted in — Stockard 2.
Crothers. R Tiger. Maxwell 4.
Gann. Tombhn. Layton. Ray.
Grev Errors - C. T.ger, Zumalt. Baltimore 8 Cleveland t
Maxwell. Grey. Home runs _ | Ch.cago ^MinnesoU 7
Stockard. Maxwell Double play
— Stockard and Teeters Assists
— Sapulpa 21-9, Webster 18-7. Sto-
Detroit 3 Boston 2
Minnesota 7 Chicago 0. 1st
Chicago 8 Minnesota 0 2nd
Us Angeles 6 Kansas City 2
Saturday's Results
minutes to wipe out Boston come- |wag awarde<! in this event be-
back hopes cause Seino and T amshita were
The Celtics had a few things to jlbe onjy entrants.
crow about Sam Jones rolled up ^ o(her L s g0|d medalist
36 points while Bill Russell had Sunday was 1:>aac Berger of York. as Dk.k Ellsworth posted his sec
24 and Heinsohn 23 Russell also who his own games
fou may !o.-« tie»P and auifai !rom Haad-
athM. Barkacha and faal^H
ola. tired, de*
Ken Hubbs drove in two runs
for the Cubs in the opener with
orti'fd In such urlttlton CYSTXX
uiuillz brtnti (a>t. romlort Ur
curbint irrlt»tln» term> ln Uran>. sola
urlns snd b; snsliMic psin relisf Ort
89ers Win 15-4
To Hold Edge In
Pacific Coast Ploy
OKLAHOMA CITY • L PI ■ -The ba* - Greathouse Sacrifice
Oklahoma City IBers who dob-.- ^ SacrlI'ce “ Gann
. .u v»,mnnl I«nne the Spokane. 13-4 Sunday, open
Ne* & • “r**”"L-r “7
from lhe Milwaukee Braves. 8-5 ^ Tacoma Giants,
and 9-2. and the
scored 17 and Cousy combined
a dozen points with 14 assists.
Laker Coach Fred Schaus an-
nounced after the victory that.
We have an excellent chance to
_____ even it up in Los Angeles <on
Washington 7 New York 1. n'8h‘ Wednesday night' and come back
Us Angeles 7 Kan. City 4. night here (on Saturday night, if nec-
-- -------
[Boston 4 Detroit 3, 15 innings
Left on base — Sapulpa 7. Web-
Us Angeles J<* "“ten walloped two home
IP R ER H BB SO
c Tiger L. 3-2' 2 8 4 5 3 1
R Tiger 5 3 3 4 2 1 j ton 'night
Monday's Probable Pitchers
Detroit at Kansas City — Mossi
(26i vs. Bass '06'
Chicago at Cleveland < night *—
Herbert I16> v*. Ramo> '0-1 ►
Los Angeles at Washing-
essary'
Auerbach, when he finally re
record m successfully delending St.hu|U
the featherweight crow, in weight Tonv............._
lifting. Berger hoisted a total ol ble ofj ^ Bauta ,,ave th* Phils
797 5 pounds, tar exceeding his
games mark of 782 5 set at Chi-
cago in 1939.
Set Game Record*
Au*«t hiv voice expressed con- tremaki of Toledo. Ohio, set games ^ ter elch homered in
covered h.s vo.ee, evpresseo | ^ ^ ol Ph,la. )enor ^ Grocn and ,
delphia broke a South American
fidence in his veteran team
'We ll still win t.” he said
vie don t win on Wednesday. | record.
HEAR Bill Smith ot th«
Church of Christ tonight
through next Sunday.
7:30. Let ond Walnut
Dodgers defeated the Houston ^ 10 V- Ray W. 46' 4 3 3 3 3 5 Cheney '16>
Colts twice. 11-3 and 6-5 The Chi- Spokane Oklahoma City got L, J ------ ---------
ran. CW< Mnu< lhe Saa r»«-lj“J. £***?£
- McBride <1-1» vs the pressure will still be on them
cisco Giants. 4-1, but lost
Clary 3 10 1 0 3 j
Wild pitch — Clary Passed ball [
(Only games scheduled'
Tuesday's Games
i the Lakers
here if necessary
.... the Dave Roberts at* pitcher |_ Crothers Hit by pitch - Max- Wut at Kansas City
inightcap 3-2; the Philadelphia Caffery. and took full advantage ^ ,by c Tjger, Gamj ,by c ^ al Washington
(Phillies downed the St. Uuis Car- ol *even Spokane errors LetUiew- T) Empires - Morgan and Minnesota at Baltimore, night
dual*. 4-3. in 10 innings, then er Dick Berard.no was guilty of - - . 'M m
I Clark won his heat of the men s
We can w in it back loo-meter free»tyle in 34 7 seconds
[ Bit tick clocked 1 03 3 in winning
his heat of the 100-meter back-
stroke. Jastremski took his 200-
Fanok were the winning pitchers
Reds Slug Pirate*
The Reds slugged lour I
wards User Al
I meter breaststroke beat in 2:37.4, C|ght of
dropped the
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second game. 10-5. Hire* miscues
Jim Dickson, who relieved Gal-
lery in the filth, was the winner
Phil Ortega, first of four Spokane
pitchers, was the loser
Spokane winged off to a 16 lead
in the first inning but Oklahoma
Hogue Tune of game - 1 38
Regionals Slated
In Prep Action
By l nited Press International
Oklahoma high school baseball
City tied it. 1-1. in the bottom of (eams opened their last full week Angela*
£ •" of (j,e Aguiar season today. Chicago
Class B and C regionals were Ph,iadelpma
scheduled for completion this Cincim,atl
week Class -AA and A teams close ^ew york
out conference races to get ready
for regionals next week
Tulsa Central and Hale
Boston at New York
iOnly games scheduled!
National Uague
W L Pc
San Francisco 8 4 6*
Pittsburgh 8 4
St. Louis
| 100-meter backstroke in 1 03.7.
The Yanks also gained a good
Maloney was the winner
I 881 UK —------- — ,
ten Fox of Us Angeles whipped victory over the Colts and
Robert Russel of Jamaica. 66, singled home the winning ri
the first A five-run outburst in
the second inning gave the 8Bers
a lead they never relinquished
NALE'S LANES
Men's Classic Uague '66, 6-1.
I Sunshine Uundry 1. Cota Cola ( Darlene
3; Ben Robbins 191-308 Rc“L "' ,1-!—
Roclthold 1*7-519. .
Holzemer Drug 0. Gabes Of- Santa Monica. Calif., uuw.icm
fice Supply 4; Bob Sale 207-371. fclena Subirats of Mexico, 6-3. 6-3
1 UIC men a suijko i —--------» ” _ -
Hard of Los Angeles Bob Miller, who had pitched
cuiumaisd Mexico's Rosa Palalox. scoreless ball for 1« 2-3 inning*
6-2 6-1 and Carole Caldwell of his two previous starts, won
V. - — i t j______i n .iwn (nr ihp rwloprs in
2’J Dick McCaig 267640
I m the women * singles.
Howard's Barber Shop
Baseball Team Beat Cush-
ing, 17-1 In Sunday's
Game.
Melvin Berg, Mgr.
Sunday's Results
Philadelphia 4 St. Uuis 3. 1st
333 4 | Jim's 66 0, Johnson s Insurance .
(08 4‘: 4; Dale Keifer 215-380. Bud Pritch
aid 240-383
meet this week to determine the St (0 Philadelphia 5, 2nd
Oklahoma Seven champion alter
they took their division titles.
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Cto A DICKEL DISTILLING COMfANT
toviivmt siMtucar
New York 8 Milwaukee 5. 1st
New York 9 Milwaukee 2, 2nd
' Cincinnati 8 Pittsburgh J
U* Angeles 11 Houston 3. 1st
Us Angeles 8 Houston 5. 2nd
Chicago 4 San Fran. 1. 1st
San Fran 3 Chicago 2. 2nd
Saturday't Results
Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 2
Philadetthia 8 St Uuis 2
Houston 9 Los Angeles 6
Chicago 4 San Francisco 0
St. Uuis at Houston 'night*—
Washburn <26> vs Johnson il-l>
New York at Philadelphia
I (night* — Rowe *06' vs. Brown
1 <86'
Chicago at Pittsburgh ' night *—
Oilers Score In
Ninth For Third
Straight Victory
Bv tailed Press International
TTie Tulsa Otlar* squeezed
across a run in the bottom of the
ninth to win a home run battle
with the Amarillo Gold Sox Sun
day and take over undisputed
first place in the young Texas
League race
The Sox had gone ahead In the
top of the ninth on a two-run horn
er by Ken Faulkner, who also had
homered in a two-run eight
inning uprising But. the Oilers
got to Amarillo reliefer Frank
Hodges in the home half for the
Duncan Boy Sets
High Jump Mark
LAWTON (UP1
Johnson had a
-Duncan's Jim
relieved him alter the
ning. The Dodgers ruin
fifth
to go with those he won as a bas , homer in the fourth inning Re
liever Eld Roebuck was
ketball star.
The lanky senior high jumped the victory
six feet. 7 inches Saturday to set
a state high school record. His feat
tame in the Boome; Conference
track and field meet at Lawton.
The ok) mark was 6-6, set in j
1958 by David Ewing of Oklaho-1
ma City Harding
Mr. ond Mr*. Kenneth
Bristow invite you to the
Church of Christ Gospel
meetinq tonight, 7:30.
Lee & Walnut
Hobbie (16i vi. Franci* '0-1* ,|one run for a 10-9 victoryl
Milwaukee at L»* Angelei yba( was the third triumph in
'night' - Hendley (14) v* Dry*- # row for Tulsa and left the Oil
dale <1-11 era alone atop the standing* alt
Cincinnati at San Francisco er ^ s*n Antonio Mission* hand
I (night' -O'Toole <2-1* vs Sanford Austin the Pioneers' first set
i moor •
136'.
Tuesday'* Game*
I St. Louis at Houston
I Chicago at Pittsburgh
back 7-2 at San Antonio
El Paso, although outhil 15 lo
10. pilad up runs in the middle
innings for a 10-7 conquest of Al-
Milwaukee at Los Angeles'night' buquerque and matched Austin's
St Louis at San Franciaco 12-1 record for a share of second
(Only gamee* scheduled'. place.
THANKS —
»o thoae who helped with the orogrom on Urban
Renewal ot the Junior High School loit Friday
night, to the tpeokert who donoted their time,
to thoae who contributed money, to the Boord of
Education for the use of the building and to
those who helped in other ways.
I am especially grateful for the gracious
manner in which I wot treated by people on the
other tide of the Urban Renewal question. To
get a hearing without offending hot been a very
trying ordeal. Your kindness and sympothic
understanding during this difficult period it moat
sincerely appreciated.
VESTER KERN
NALE'S
;j LANES
i LAST WEEK SCORES
LADIES' SCORES
f» :
Darla McGuire
228-554
K1 Ian Moore
182-517
Thelma Parkins
183411
y Hrlen Kaiser ...
.. 194-505
Lvnn Reynold* —
18.3-485
Rubv Record —
171 4*4
Mar* Acree .....
189-4*1
Delia Harkins ....
1*3-481
1 Mar* Pacaud ....
180-47*
VI Powell
162-478
. Waldean Finch
208-474
Jane Shouse
172-473
Lila Shackeliord
175-473
1 Fvaline Lyon
.. 178-470
Kronie Voeck*
170-463
Louise Driscoll
18.5-46*1
e[ Wilma Young
169-41.0
Lorene Pinkston
164-462
nj Pearl Bra»ier —
166-460
■ Louise Wilson ....
175-437
d Peggie Philpot ...
162-457
li | Rebecca Seay —
172-432
s i Jean W atkins
163-44"
e, Jo Ann Myers
191
jj1 Shirley Ntrkalson
.... 1*0
Helen Southard
180
Clova King
177
Claudia Strain
171
Mae Maboznv
...... 164
Dornlhx Steeple*
164
Francis Hungry
..... 163
Inez Deaton
162
Nell Wright
161
MEN S SCORES
Dick MrCaig
267-640
lister (.rime*
231-611
Rud Pritchard
248 573
Dale Kleler
213-560
Wtndv Davit
2(8.-578
'ten Robbinv
202-370
Wayne Drum
190-362
\nge|n Carano
222-362
(•arc Smith
207-360
lack Smith
194-332
Trrrence t onk
201-838
Kill Thomas
220
Karl Mnuch
213
! ImH Charhoneau
285
Harrison We«\er
... 203
Paul Pritchard
..... 2(12
l 41 Wrlnt
280
< harles V ickers
288
Ken Bragg
208
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