Javelinas Pride Shapes NAIA Semifinal Showdown
Cameron University faces Texas A&I in a NAIA football semifinal as A&I aims to extend home unbeaten streak. Gil Steinke’s Javelinas carry a 155-61-4 record since 1954 and hold 10 NAIA records while Cameron enters its first NAIA playoff after joining the association two years ago.
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Steinke's Javelinas era and enduring Lone Star legacy
The article recalls Angelo Steinke's long impact with the Javelinas, detailing NAIA titles, repeat Lone Star Conference honors, and a record 11-0 season. It notes star players Don Hardeman, Larry Collins, and Richard Ritchie, plus Linville's admiration and Steinke's hall of fame induction. Cameron faces the A&I tradition Saturday.
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Aggies Tangle With Undefeated Cameron In Home Showdown
Cameron University brings an 6-0 start to Aggie Gym to face Stephen F Austin led by 7 footer Ken Beasley averaging 8.9 points. Andria and Gary Brown pace SF Austin with 2.0 and 14.5 scoring, while Terry Martin anchors Cameron with 17.2 points per game and Seigeler adds 11.7.
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MacArthur Highlanders open season against Altus
Altus hosts MacArthur in a basketball opener at Altus High Gym with a 7 45 tipoff. The Highlanders aim to rebound from last year’s 10 win season as they face the Tigers in a nonconference clash.
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Altus High School lineup details for MAC game
Altus High prepares for a MAC matchup with forward trio Davis Cooper and Parker in key roles. Guards Childers and Cline pace the backcourt while front line options Coursey Harrington Shaw join a deep roster. Reynolds resigns as California Angels president after two losses to Bulldogs.
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Miami Dolphins dominate Bengals 24 3 in home win
Miami stretches home win streak to 30 with 24 3 victory over Cincinnati. Larry Csonka rushes for 123 yards as Don Shula calls it their best game of the year. Bob Griese passes for 118 yards and two scores to Mercury Morris and Jim Mandich. Cincinnati struggles with 66 rushing yards and Ken Anderson held to 119 passing yards.
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City Quints Poised as Bi-State Favorites at LHS Tourney
Bi-State basketball opens at Lawton High with Eisenhower and Lawton High favored. Ike returns three starters from last year’s champion team, while Lawton High seeks to derail Ike in a potential title showdown. The field includes Ardmore MacArthur Duncan Grand Prairie and Perryton with key matchups and new coaches guiding several squads. Dwight Elixn, last year’s MVP, anchors the Eagles as defending champions return to defend their title.
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Wolverines Open Season Facing Capitol Hill in Openers
Lawton High School schedules a season debut against Oklahoma City Capitol Hill at 7 38 p m in the Redskin arena. The Hillmen beat LHS 62 57 in last March area play as Southard’s Wolverines arrive from a two day Amarillo scrimmage where they won all four games by at least 20 points.
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Football Finals Set Across Oklahoma This Friday
Four state championships will be decided Friday night with Putnam City vs OC John Marshall at Taft Stadium for 4A, Ada vs Owasso at Skelly Stadium for 3A, Purcell vs Skintook at Stallwater for 2A, and Davenport defending B crown against Okeene at Central State in Edmond. OC Millwood and Stroud meet Saturday at East Central State in Ada for the Class A title.
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Highlanders Return Leading Scorer with Key Backcourt
Coach Bob Sanders welcomes Archie Collie a 6 1 senior who averaged 19.8 points last season to lead the Highlander attack. He is joined by 5 9 junior Johnnie Cash who averaged 3.4 points per game last year in the backcourt.
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Sooners Hold Top AP Football Rank After Regular Season
Oklahoma finishes 11 0 and atop the AP poll with 49 first place votes and 1178 points. Alabama second 11 0 with 12 first place votes and 1094 points. Notre Dame drops after loss to USC, Ohio State and Michigan retain 34th position.
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