Looney says bad deal after OU ouster from football squad
Oklahoma star Joe Don Looney claims a bad deal led to his removal from the Sooners football team after coach Bud Wilkinson announced Looney’s dismissal following a team vote. Wilkinson said the move was necessary and reflected the players’ decision.
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Hathridge Back ie Week Again
Billy Looney, called the real do it all quarterback by Bobby Dodd, led Georgia Tech to a 23 7 win over Tennessee. The 21 year old from Gainesville Ga completed six of 13 passes for 178 5 yards, ran 39 yards on 14 carries, scored a touchdown, threw another and set up a third score. He earned the Back of the Week award for the second time this season. Looney’s dismissal explained by coach Wilkinson sparked conflicting versions from Looney’s father. Looney eyed Texas Christian and Oklahoma plans, and pondered pro options.
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Pearse Schedules 1s 4s and More College Matches
A chaotic collage of college basketball and football schedules shows Pearse listing matchups with Wake Forest Baylor Texas Virginia Tech N Carolina Washington State and many others. The fragment hints at numerous games across conferences with dates and venues sprinkled amid team names and results.
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Mrs Bock Leads Ladies Day Golf at Kana Club
Mrs William Bock won the ladies day prize at Kana Country Club Tuesday with 46 participants. In Class B Mrs J E Brantley took second and Mrs C F Goshorn led Class C while Mrs Steed won Class D. Sleepy Hollow hosted an odd hole journey with victors Mrs Hugh McGowan and Mrs Robert Conley in Class A, Mrs Roy Tankersley in Class B and Mrs A B Williams in Class C.
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Don Carter Bowling Tip Aids Downswing Control
A bowling guidance note explains that DON CARTER’s technique helps clear the body during the downswing. Without this step you risk losing control as you begin the downswing.
Eastern and K C To Play at Watt Powell Annex
Eastern leads with a 6-0 record as Kanawha City sits third at 4-1 in the Midget Football League. Sunday’s feature game at Watt Powell Annex pits top team Eastern against third place Kanawha City, in a double header with Winfield versus Western. Nearby results include Clendenin 12 over Western 6 and Winfield 48 over London in last week’s actions.
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Aaron Mays Slug Kings Of Baseball
Hank Aaron of the Milwaukee Braves won his second National League slugging title with 370 total bases eight hundred plus at bats and 44 homers tying Willie McCovey for the league lead. Willie Mays of the Giants led NL with 32 doubles and 36 homers while Harmon Killebrew of the Minnesota Twins captured his first American League slugging crown with 288 total bases and 45 home runs.
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Vikings Claim Ferguson From Waivers in Tokyo Sports Week
The Minnesota Vikings claimed fullback Bob Ferguson off waivers from the Pittsburgh Steelers on Tuesday. Ferguson, who backed up with a disappointing performance, followed visiting athletes dominating competition at Tokyo International Sports Week.
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Red's All Stars Win Champion of Champions Tourney
Red's All-Stars defeated the Marmet Rockies 5 to 3 to capture the Champion of Champions Slow-Pitch Softball Tournament, finishing unbeaten in the double elimination format. Key contributors were Bob Oren Jim Eplin Dus ty Kirk and Gren with several RBI hits while Roy Charles Kuhl George Pack and ee Wee Bowen led the Rookies.
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Two Charleston Stations Air Parkersburg Charleston Game
Two Charleston stations will air the Parkersburg Charleston football game Friday night at Laidley Field. WCHS will be led by Ernie Saunders and Joe Farris, while WKAZ will feature Tommy Woodrum and Bill Perdale on the broadcast.
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Thorn Makes Pro Debut Tonight Against Celts
In an NBA season opener, Rod Thorn debuts for Baltimore as the Bullets host Boston in a slate with New York at Baltimore and other matchups. Rebuilding moves include Alex Hannum guiding the Warriors and Jack McMahon at Cincinnati.
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