Aggies End 1946 Season Reject Postseason Bids
Cameron officials announced the Aggies declined all invitations to post season games after a 1946 campaign closing win at Cameron. Coach Jess Thompson praised the team’s efforts. players preferred to rest and be home for Christmas with nine wins in ten games.
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Cameron
Faul Cochran
Seid
Cafferville
Kast
Aggies
LaMarr College of
Beaumont
Texen
Port Ar- Texas
Russellville
Ark
Little Rock
Trinidad
Colo
Junor College
Jess Thompson
Oys
Trompson
Mt Cameron
Coffeyville
Red Ravens
Clarence Breedlove
Trias
Mugm
Army All American Motbal Team Members Mentioned
Aged AP sports snippet notes five players on an all American football team including Trellos Tex Con and Al Nemetz with guards Johnny Green and backs Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard. Earlier items reference SEC transfer eligibility expansion and Joe Louis Memorial award recipient.
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Turay
Army
Trellos
Tex Con
al Nemetz
Johnny Green
Glenn Davis
Doc Blanchard
Garber Varsity Coaches Face Off in Oklahoma Final
Garber will clash with Lawton Central in the state semifinal after both coaches Glenn Dosser and Melvin Riggs, Garber alumni, led their teams to strong seasons. Tulsa’s Braves and Lawton Wolverines meet in a high stakes playoff with both sides boasting balanced offenses and tough defenses.
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Garber
Glenn Dosser
Lawton
Melvin Riggs
Tulsa
Stillwater
Garber School
Oklahoma A and M
Aggie
Everett Glenn
Frank Jones
Wolverines
Capitol Hill
Ef Dosser
Riggs
Touma
Tulap
Rogers
Hollis
Central
Braves
Tulan
Jack Shange
Clyda Jones
Shangola Alma
Local Boxers Set For 20-Bout Show In Oklahoma City
Tonight at Municipal auditorium Cameron and Fort Sill Indian school boxing squads travel to Oklahoma City for a 20 bout double header. The Indian school meets the Oklahoma City Boxing club in the curtain raiser as Cameron meets St Louis in the motel. Notable fighters include Corky Pebenhsy Vincent Zurega Harlan Hall Vernal Penneh Wilbur Pewo Carl Sands Ernest Fawbuah Doc Pewewardy Rudy Fisher Tyler Wahnee Tony Komah Buddy Yackescai Melvin Permansu Eddie Washburn Kenneth Beaver Lyle Talpeah with coaches Jess Thompson and Ozzie Parton in attendance.
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Cameron
Fort Sil
Oklahoma City
Municipal Auditorium
Oldahome City
St. Louis
Tcom
Corky Pebenhsy
Vincent Zurega
Harlan Hall
Vernal Penneh
Wilbur Pewo
Carl Sands
Ernest Fawbuah
Ric Fawbush
Doc Pewewardy
Rudy Fisher
Tyler Wahnee
Tony Komah
Buddy Yackescai
Indian School
Melvin Permansu
Eddie Washburn
Kenneth Beaver
Lyle Talpeah
Jess Thompson
Aggie
Ozzie Parton
Boxing Roundup From Various Cities Last Night
Philadelphia fighter Billy Fox knocked out Shelton Bell in a bout in Philadelphia. Norman Rubio outpointed Tony Vero in New Jersey. Nathan Mann stopped Johnny Allen in New Haven. The piece notes California ranking twelfth in 1910 and third in 1944 by population.
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Philadelphia
Billy Fox
Shelton Bell
Youngstown
Newarh
N. J
Norman Rubio
Albany
Tony Vero
Stamford
Conn
New Haven
Nathan Mann
Hamden
Johnny Allen
California
U. S
Academy Opens Cage Play Here
St Marys high school cagers start the 146-47 season against Geronimo at Lawton high gym, with a 7 30 p.m. tipoff. First year of organized basketball at the academy. Guard lineup includes Bob Shaw Glenn Morris Dwight Marcott L D Shaw. forwards Jimmie Redding Melford Guidelleen Paul Lassure Jimmie McCluskey Bernard Szatkowski. centers Francis Fowler George Landoll. Roy Newman coaches.
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St. Mary's High School
Geronimo
Lawton High School
Wil
Academy
Agend
Bob Shaw
Glenn Morris
Dwight Marcott
L. D. Shaw
Jimmie Redding
Melford Guydelleen
Paul Lassure
Jimmie McCluskey
Bernard Szatkowski
Francis Fowler
George Landoll
Roy Newman
Yankees Dominate Seas’ Seahawks in Final Regular-Season Rout
New York, Dec 10. The Yankees crush the Miami Seahawks 82 to 0 as Urban Sanders, Jack Manders, Bob Kennedy, Ace Parker and Harry Burrus score and Harvey Johnson adds four extra points in the lopsided win. The victory secures the eastern division title and sets up the December 2 title game against Cleveland.
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Miami
Fla
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Miami Seahawks
Hawks
Yankees
Harvey Johnson
New
Ace Parker
Harry Burrus
Sandera
Johnson
Scattered College Basketball Scores Across Men's Matches
A flood of score results from various colleges shows Dartsmouth 42 to Union 2, Purdue 5 to Wabash 3, Notre Dame 70 to 60, Texas A and M 62 to Siena 4, and Wisconsin 83 to Pepperdine 0. Other notable outcomes include Kentucky 65 over Idaho 35 and Baylor 13 over North Texas State 64.
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Dartsmouth
Union
Texak A and M
Siena
Mass Inst Tech
Boston U
Notre Dame
Purdue
Wabash
Minn
South Dakota
Bow
Grn
Pepperdine
Wisconsin
Butler
Town State
Town St
Missouri
St. Louis U
Nebraska
Drake
Creighton
Cen Mo State
Tenn
Tenn Poly Tech
Worth Curo
Catawba
Kentucky
Idaho
Loyola of Chi
Tex Ohrin
Sh Rice
Loyola
South Methodist
Cuntanary St
Ark State
Texna Tech
McMurry
OkJa Boot U
As. Baylor
North Tex State
Dosser SeeksOU Stars To Aid Lawton Wolverines Title Bid
Coach Glenn Dosser of the Lawton Wolverines discusses potential help from OU stars to bolster his team for the state football title bid. He talks over arrangements by long distance with L. E. Haskell about the Tulsa Central game set to close the season at Norman Saturday.
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Norman
Lawton
Wolverines
Tiles Control Bravens
Glenn Dosser
Lawton Wolverines
Dosser
Tulsa Central
L. E
Jap) Haskell
University of Ok
Mead's Bakery Cagers Edge Safety 38 31
Mead's Bakery cagers defeated Safety Cah 38 to 31 in an exhibition game at Geronimo high school. Elmer Winnerby and Pebaeles Hetany each scored 13 points to lead Mead's, with Mead's Jed holding a 28 14 halftime edge.
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Mead’s Bakery
Cah
Geronimo High School
Elmer Winnerby
Pebaeles Hetany
Bankers
Mead
Jed
Apache seniors promote fundraiser with three act comedy
Apache high school senior class will present Silas Smidge from Turnip Ridge a three act comedy on Friday evening December 13. Director is Mrs Betty Schwartz and 18 cast members promote the show to finance their annual trip. Other items include a 80s style shower and a local basketball loss.
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Silas Smidge
Turnip Ridge
Betty Schwartz
Seniote
J. M. Bohart
Hill Parker
Parker
Phyllis McMahan
Magerle
Freddie Massad
Ray Waterbury
Frank ‘Myers
W. EB. Smith
Vernon Smith
John Bridgen
Tom Mannr
Mise Parthcia Harris
Imogene Maasad
Dan Simmona
Smith
J. N. Waterbury
Nye Johnson
Walter Harris
A. C. Dolf
R. B. Muenteil
Bohart
Jack le Grange
Freston Tarrant
Lewis Vickery
Miller
Tarrant
Oklahoma City
A. A. Lewis
Henry Lesch
Homer McCarty
Levite
Atora
Oklahoma Football Recruiters Eye Tulsa Fullback
Oklahoma athletic staff discuss targets including Biddle David, Joe Golding, John Rapacz, and Max Fisher from the Sooner squad as they plan to counter a Tulsa fullback in upcoming action. The dialogue shows coach Dosser seeking details and Snat rday Glenn confirming follow up steps.
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Lahoma
Glenn
Honaskel
Elliott's Frozen Fonda and Grocery to Open Here Soon
A correction notes records at the Ramsey hotel show a woman named Kathleen Douglas, 20, registered last weekend. The same week a man lodged at the police station on a disorderly conduct charge listing Oklahoma City as home.
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Elliott's Frozen Fonda and Grocery
Ramsey Hotel
Kathleen
Douglas
Lawton Constitution
Oklahoma City
Nominated Without Opposition for Assembly Chair
Prasad, a member of the Hindu dominated Indian National Congress, was nominated today for the Constituent Assembly chair without opposition. A formal election is scheduled for tomorrow as the Monen League boycotts the assembly.
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India
Constituent Assembly
Prasad
Al-India Congress Party
Monem League
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Sci
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NAVY
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Sanders Sparks
OU Stars
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Amaterdam
Lady Crosby
Indian Assembly
New Delhi
API
Rajendra Prasad
Pet’s Meat Shop
Ted Smith
Ted
Buster Wyatt Motor Co
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Coats
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