Texas Crushes Oklahoma in High-Impact Texas Battle
Texas Longhorns overpower Oklahoma Sooners 24 0 as Duke Carlisle and Tommy Ford star in a decisive victory. Appleton and Ford ignite the first half while Carlisle adds key option runs. Royal praises the Longhorns preparation and hints at more big games to come in a season defining win.
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Langhorn Leads Texas Past Oklahoma in Rough Fallout
In a tense Big Eight clash, Texas edges Oklahoma as Langhorn scores the decisive touchdown. Oklahoma players and coach Wilkinson defend their effort, insisting they did not surrender despite a fourth quarter collapse. Rentzel, Looney, and other Sooners lament missed chances and bluntly attribute the loss to a failed kick game and miscues.
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Browns stay undefeated as Brown posts record pace
Jim Brown sprinted for 123 yards on 23 carries and caught four passes for 86 more while scoring three touchdowns in a 35-24 Cleveland win over the New York Giants. The effort keeps the Browns atop the Eastern Conference with Brown pursuing single season and career rushing milestones.
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Texas Farm Boy Wins Top Convention Prize
Kansas City AP report: Tommy Bolin of Clarksville Texas won the top award at the Future Farmers of America convention receiving a 250 dollar cash prize from the Future Farmers of America Foundation Inc. The Texan was cited for outstanding achievement in farm electrification.
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Upsets Sprout as Top Ten Struggles Across Nation
A weekend of major college football upsets saw No. 1 Oklahoma fall to Texas 28-7 while No. 2 Alabama dropped 10-6 to Florida. Navy toppled by Southern Methodist 28-22, Notre Dame beat USC 17-14, and Ohio State barely tied Indiana 20-20. Wisconsin rolled past Purdue 38-20 as Northwestern beat Minnesota 31-8. Penn State lost to Army 10-7. Michigan and Michigan State tied 7-7.
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Go Round Of Tom Murray In Southwest Conference Echoes
Bits and pieces from Tom Murray on Southwest Conference football, noting Baylor shifting toward a stronger running game and less passing. Mentions players like Don Trull, Larry Elkins, Bonnie Goodwin, Gene Walker, Joe Ed Lynn, Robert Young, and Rosinie Carpenter, plus shifts at Rice, TCU, Texas, and Arkansas.
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Texas-Rated Texas Aims to Stay No. 1
Arkansas faces top ranked Texas in Little Rock as Darrell Royal warns that holding No. 1 invites knocks. The Southwest Conference standings show Texas Baylor and Rice leading, with Arkansas at 1-1 and Texas at 1-1 ahead of key upcoming conference games.
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Methodist Field Mice Rise as SMU Crowds Grow
The SMU football program, once near collapse, is revived under Hayden Fry. A 27,000 crowd watched a come-from-behind win over Navy, signaling a Doak Walker era revival. Coach Fry urged 110 percent effort and recruited star John Roderick, who has become a top SMU sprinter and key contributor to their success.
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Packers Rally Past Vikings In Tight NFL Clash
Vince Lombardi praised his team after Green Bay faced defeat and then held off Minnesota 37 to 28. Herb Adderley blocked Fred Cox’s late field goal, returning momentum as Hank Gremminger scored a coverage play for the Packers, who improved to 4-1.
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A&I Leads LSC as Others Gain in Conference Play
The Associated Press notes Texas A&I leads the Lone Star Conference in football while Southwest Texas and Sam Houston State each pursue a second conference game. Southwest Texas meets Stephen F. Austin in Nacogdoches and Sam Houston faces East Texas in Commerce as Stephen F. Austin prepares its conference debut.
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Dallas Writer Criticizes Navy After SMU Loss
Roy Edwards of the Dallas News expresses strong disapproval of Navy football players after a Friday night defeat to Southern Methodist. He condemns what he calls a flagrant display of extracurricular violence and faults the team for failing to uphold the ideals expected of officers and gentlemen from a United States military academy.
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Oilers Rally Past Broncos in A F L Clash
Houston's George Blanda threw three TD passes and kicked a field goal as the Oilers beat Denver 34-24. Bill Tobin scored on his first pro play and caught a 4-yard TD pass from Blanda, while Denver's late rally fell short despite two Slaughter to Scarito touchdowns.
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U S Ryder Cup Triumph Leaves Britain Numbed
ATLANTA AP The United States swept the 11th Ryder Cup 23 9 over Britain at East Lake. Arnold Palmer led the U S as Britain contemplated switching to the American ball after a close three day event. Palmer credited the larger ball for the edge while Scotsman John Fallon praised teamwork amid a spirited, cooperative competition.
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Oklahoma Sophomore to Undergo Elbow Operation
Norman Oklahoma AP Oklahoma sophomore mile hinder will be operated on Monday for removal of the peg from his right elbow.
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Dallas Football Weekend Draws Huge Crowds Across City
AP reports nearly 200000 fans attended college and pro games over the weekend in Dallas. SMU beat Navy 22 28 despite a 13 point underdog, Texas defeated Oklahoma 23 7, and the Cowboys routed Detroit 14 4 after a four game skid. Attendance at Dallas games could top 200000 with Prairie View versus Wiley tonight expected to draw about 120000.
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Dallas Cowboys Defeat Lions as Defense Shines
Dallas finally won their first game of the season 27 14 over Detroit at home. Linebacker Chuck Howley led a stifling defense with two interceptions earning a touchdown setup and a field goal, while Ares Tarsh sparked a big defensive break.
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