Soergel Scores In 3rd By PATT POWELL
Capitol Hill's Redskins of Oklahoma City recovered a fumble and drove 24 yards for a touchdown in eight plays early in the second half to defeat the Amarillo Golden Sandies 6-0 at Amarillo Stadium. Quarterback Dick Soergel scored on a 13 yard run. More than 12,500 fans watched the defensive slugfest. It was Amarillo's first scoreless game in 15 contests.
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Bob Crump
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Rockets Rip By Shamrock
Wellington Skyrockets beat Shamrock Irish 25 to 7 at home without starter Duggie Jameson. Billy Branch filled in at quarterback, advancing the Rockets with strong defense despite multiple fumbles by both teams. Shamrock suffered six turnovers, stalling several scoring chances.
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Canyon Lopes By Panhandle For 33 12 Win
Canyon Eagles beat Panhandle Panthers 33 to 12 led by halfback Leroy Burrows with three touchdowns including an 80 yard run. Burrows scored twice in the first half and R A Burgess added a late TD as Canyon racked up all points in the opening twenty minutes.
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Game in Figures Capitol Hill Amarillo 12 First Downs
Breakdown shows Amarillo gaining 162 rushing yards from 12 first downs with 4 passes attempted and 7 completed. Passing yardage totals and a single interception are listed along with punt average and fumbles recovered. Penalties are noted but values are unclear.
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Capitol Hill Nips Sandies In Oklahoma Gridiron Thriller
Capitol Hill edged Lawton’s No 1 rated Sandies 7 6 in a hard fought clash. Spergel scored a second half touchdown after a fumbled handoff, while Slayton missed the extra point. Powell connected six passes but several were dropped.
Dumas and Clovis end in hard fought 18 to 18 tie
Dumas Demons and Clovis Wildcats battled to an 18 18 draw in Dumas. Milton Barron scored twice for Clovis while Andy Hicks and Bennett connected for a late Dumas touchdown. Dumas earned 18 first downs to Clovis 13.
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Blackhawks Triumph 51-6 Over Childress in Fair Park
Phillips Blackhawks overpower Childress Bobcats 51 to 6 before about 2,000 fans at Fair Park Stadium. Quarterback Stanley Wilder shines with 158 passing yards on 9 of 12 as Wilder connects with Jakie Webb and Don Smith for scoring. Don Meek accounts for three rushing touchdowns, with Ben White and Larry Lane adding scores. Childress prevents a shutout with one late touchdown as Raney and Barron connect on a 38 yard pass.
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KGNC Debuts Radio Patrol At Amarillo Tri-State Fair
KGNC announces a new fire engine red mobile transmitter unit will operate around the Tri State Fairgrounds next week to gather and rebroadcast news sports and events. The Ben Hogan golf exhibition at Ross Rogers Course will be broadcast by the patrol car a week from Sunday.
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High School Football Scores From Across States
A dense football score roundup lists numerous high school games with results such as Douglass Oklahoma City defeating Carver 62 to 0 and Perryton beating, Canyon 33 to 6, among many others. The sheet catalogs team-by-team outcomes, including ties and notable blowouts across Oklahoma, Texas, and nearby towns, with several games showing double-digit margins and several close matches.
Pampa Pounds Austin Panthers 32 13 In Season Opener
Harold Lewis starred as Pampa built a 26 0 lead then expanded to 32 13 over El Paso Austin in the season opener. Lewis produced 18 points including a 90 yard kickoff return and two long runs. Bill Fulenwider added a 1 yard score. Marion Stone added a late point try and Bob McCune closed the game with a 4th quarter TD.
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