Mildren Drives Sooner Offense to National Prominence
Jack Mildren, the 6 foot 1 inch senior quarterback, is described as the backbone of Oklahoma’s high scoring triple option attack. Coach Chuck Fairbanks hails him as the game changer, praising his poise, running, and passing as the Sooners post dominant rushing totals and seven straight wins.
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College football poll shows Nebrasketta leads. Tide, Sooners hold
Washington reports on artificial turf risks as lawmakers hear from Dr. Garrick about injury rates and traction issues whileisting debates on safety continue. Nebraska sustains top spot in weekly college football rankings as Oklahoma and Michigan reinforce their positions with decisive wins.
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BobcatB Boys Win Over Arkadelphia in Close Contest
Hope B-Bruins top Arkadelphia Badgers 7-0 to cap a 3-0 B-season with wins over Prescott and Fairview and a prior loss to Magnolia. Key moments include a 42 yard scamper by Jerrell Coleman and a first-half drive stalling at the Arkadelphia 15.
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Lions and Packers Battle to 14 14 Tie in Rainy Night
Detroit and Green Bay played a soggy Monday night in Milwaukee ending in a 14 14 tie. Chuck Hughes’ death haunted Detroit as four costly fumbles and a blocked field goal doomed the Lions, who trailed Minnesota by one game in the Central Division. The Packers snapped a three game skid to stay within reach of the division leaders. Greg Landry connected with Charlie Sanders for a 49 yard TD with 17 seconds left in the first half.
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Detroit Pistons coach Bill Van Breda Kolff resigns after 21 years in basketball citing job pressure and doubts about player enthusiasm. Pistons stand 1-4. Ed Coil to interim duties as Terry Dischinger steps in until Dave Bing returns from eye surgery. Budget notes a $45,000 salary and a two-year contract signed two months ago.
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Parkers Still Lead in Defense Offense Hope Arkadelphia
Parkers Still Lead in Defense Offense reports SMU running back Alvin Maxson tops Southwest Conference rushing averages after 82 yards in a 22-18 loss to Texas. Arkansas’ Dickey Morton slides to second at 86.9. Kick, pass, and defense leaders update with Texas Tech punt returns and Baylor staying unbeaten in fou rth straight game.
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A New York AP report notes Ivy League standout Ed Marinaro faces sharp critique from a letter writer while Ivy coaches defend the league's defenses as ABC TV eyeing Nov. 13 regional telecasts including Cornell–Dartmouth and Kansas–Oklahoma. Alabama stats chief Thornton recounts a 40 yard change after a game. Cristiani talks circus roots and Miami misstep.
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