Bobcats Fall as Pampa Harvesters Dominate Home Opener
Childress Bobcats open 1956-57 cage season with a 78 35 loss to Pampa Harvesters after a 47 6 halftime deficit. Pampa shot 53 percent, led by Mauldin and Pope with 14 points each, while Seal topped Childress with eight points. Reserves also fell 69 28 as Childress struggled in both halves.
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Sooners rout Aggies 53 0 in Stillwater to extend win streak
Oklahoma State beat Oklahoma A&M 53 to 0 in Stillwater sealing a 40th straight victory and a likely second straight national title. Clendon Thomas scored two first half touchdowns while Tommy McDonald added a late score and finished with 102 points to Thomas's 108 for the season.
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Tech Slams Door On Georgia 35-0
Georgia Tech routed Georgia 35 to 0 in Athens to run its record to nine wins and one loss and earn a bid to the Gator Bowl on December 29. Tech used a strong one two punch at fullback and saw Paul Rotenberry break loose as the Engineers overwhelmed the Bulldogs before 50 000 fans.
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Stamford Dominates Bulldogs in Ready State Title Hopes
Stamford fans savor a confident push as the Bulldogs carve through rivals and threaten a Class AA crown. The team’s strong home crowd, upcoming Friday semifinal, and a clash with Canyon highlight a season that remains buoyant despite past doubts.
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Horned Frogs Grind Gut 21-6 Win Over Wastangs
Texas Christian University coach and quarterback Dick Finney with backup Carlos Vacek, who had never thrown before, connected on a pair of touchdown passes to defeat Southern Methodist 21-6 before 32 500 at the Cotton Bowl. The first team converted an SMU fumble into an eight yard TD run by Virgil Miller after Vacek’s 19 yard pass to Harold Pollard set up the score.
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Paschal Upsets Amarillo 13-7 to reach AAAA quarters
Paschal stunned Amarillo 13-7 in Fort Worth with an opening kickoff fumble recovery and a second quarter rally. Described as the lone Amarillo attack reaching Paschal’s 40-yard line, Paschal’s two-yard TD by David Erwin and Dan Gurley end run gave the lead.
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Sandie
Miami Nips Florida 20-7 In Final Tilt
Miami Hurricanes defeat Florida 20-7 in Gainesville as Don Bosseler scores twice and sets up another. The undefeated Miami builds a 14-0 first half lead, Florida’s lone score comes late after a Pelham kickoff return blocked.
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