Hayden Nop -Non-Loop Clash On Feld At Topeka
Two rivals Haskell Institute and Hayden High School meet in a key non conference game in Topeka with 2 1 1 records. Hayden faces injury woes while Haskell concentrates on offense and defense as key players are listed and game plans outlined.
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Topeka
Haskell Indian Institute
Hayden High School
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OU Grid Factory Turns Out Three More All-Star Choices
The Big Seven report praises Oklahoma's 1955 lineup led by Jerry Tubba and Tommy Wannla with Tubba noted as a top lineman and linebacker. McDonald from Albuquerque shines at left half while Bolinger strengthens the middle. Colorado counters with Salerno Meyer and Jenkins as候候 candidates. Houston's quartet of linemen also gains attention as early-season standouts.
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University of Oklahoma
Big Seven
Jerry Tubba
Tommy Wannla
Bose
McDonald
Albuquerque
N. M
Bolinger
Muskogee
Okla
Sooners
Tubbs
Oklahoma
Colorado Buffaloes
Sam Salerno
Trinidad
Calo
Lamar Meyer
Denver
Homer Jenkins
la Junta
Colorado
Norman
University of Houston
Missouri Valley Conference
Jim Blackstone
Wayne Shoemaker
Lovell Isbell
Rod Carpenter
If Okie Grid Team Has Ideas Coach Has Boys Express Em
Northeastern Oklahoma State College Redmen under coach Tom Rousey rally to remain undefeated in five games and share first place with Southwestern in the Oklahoma College Conference. Players contribute ideas on defenses, aiming to keep football enjoyable while pursuing wins.
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Tahlequah
Okla
Northeastern Oklahoma State College
Tom Rousey
Rousey
University of Oklahoma
Redmen
Southwestern
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Overlooked Defense Key to Clean Slate For 1955 Grid Year
The NCAA Bureau lists top college defenses as Navy Boston College Maryland Auburn Holy Cross Duke Army Colgate Syracuse West Virginia Yale Michigan with Navy leading allowing only 3.5 points per game and Nebraska holding the best pass defense at 32.4 yards per game. The piece notes standout players and teams including Boston College, Navy, Penn State, Colorado, Oklahoma and others among the top defensive units.
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Boston College
Navy
Penn State
B.C
Detroit
Auburn
Maryland
Holy Cross
Duke
Army
Colgate
Syracuse
West Virginia
Yale
Michigan
Colorado
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Penn
Notable football and racing notes from college season
The article lists team and individual stats with Syracuse showing 34.7 yards per play and Mississippi and Michigan State leading punting. It notes George Washington and Maryland in punt returns and passing efficiency, Auburn at 24.4 percent completion on 11 of 45, and Maryland with 16 of 111 passes intercepted. It also mentions Machlg a two year old thoroughbred owned by Mrs Anson Bigelow named for Larry MacPhail.
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Jim Rafferty
Dick Passman
John Etzel
Jetterman
Syracuse
Mississippi
Michigan State
George Washington
Perr
Machlg
Anson Bigelow
Larry MacPhail
Red Sox scout signs Alvin Dark for 40000 bonus
Chief scout Ted Mc Grew of the Boston Red Sox signed Giant shortstop Alvin Dark to a 40000 bonus when McGrew was a Boston Brave scout. He could hit run and throw says McGrew. I saw him play for an Army team at Lafayette La.
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Ted McGrew
Boston Red Sox
Alvin Dark
McGrew
Boston Brave
Lafay- Jette
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