Tulsa and Lawton clash for 1946 state title showdown
Tulsa Central and Lawton meet in Norman after strong seasons. Central yielded 33 points in 10 games and boasted top defensive units led by Jace Shango and Clyde Jones. Lawton scored 233 points while allowing 70 as they advanced from the semifinals alongside Rogers. Both teams in good condition after Friday's wins with planned outdoor workouts despite rain.
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Eloven
Jace Shango
Clyde Jones
Bristow
Braves
Purple Pirates
Centras
Dee
Hill Victors
Dockel
Tulsa
Radio Schedule From December 12 1040 Listing Programs
A detailed broadcast listing for Thursday December 12 1040 shows multiple stations and time slots. Programs include News Roundup World of Sports and various ABC shows such as Breakfast Club My True Story and Hollywood Home Edition, with performances by musical acts and theatrical segments throughout the day.
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Currell Lumber Go
Okkla
Hammon Cleaners
World of Sports
Lloyd L. Smith
Church of Christ
Breakfast Club
ABC
My True Story
Hymns of All
Hollywood
William Lang
ABC O
City National Bank
Lawton Theatre Co
Lawton Meat Supply
Jimmy Dorgey
Edwin C. Hil
Geo. Barnes Odette
Bing Crosby
Philco
Jamhorra
Jack Armstrong
Siy King
Terry and She Pirates
Levi
Central football lineup and season recap with players listed
A sports brief lists Riggs probable starters by weight and position including Ends Ends Tom Tarpley and Tom Marshall, tackles Floyd Pharris and Joe Korkey, guards Dean Smith and Phil Smith, center Chuck Masters, backs Jack Shango Clyde Jones Carl Bolenfield and Jack Hubeli. It notes Floyd Murphy as quarterback backup, and gives Central season results against Bartlesville Will Rogers Okmulgee Webster Sand Springs Muskogee and Bristow with scattered totals.
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Bartlesville
Will Rogers
Okmulgee
Webster
Sand Springs
Muskogee
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Oklahoma colleges and high schools score roundup
Readout of recent basketball results shows Central State 61 NOK FC 2 and East Cen 56 13 Tink AA 13. Murray Ag 40 East Cen St .B 37. El Reno JC 20 Seminole JC 22. Connors Ag 37 Muskogee JC 10. Putnam City 33 Norman 27. Capitol Hill 5b Byng 37. Central 42 Britton 13. EV Tieno 16 Northeast 22. OC Classen 37 OC John Cur 24 OC Foster 33 St. Josephs 29 Muskogee 36 Fayette Ark 25 Drumright 35 Heldenville 21 Shawnee 36 Heldenville 21 Tulsa Webster 34 Pawhuska 21 Clinton 30 Weatherford 16 Anadarko 39 Wobart 34.
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Weatherford
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Medics Rally To Edge Truckers In First Game
The 4011th Medical Detachment Medics came from behind to defeat the 58rd Truckers 23 to 21 at Dan T. Moore hall. Center Ralph Fenagco scored 11 points for the Medics while the nightcap saw Bth APA hand 3rd Detachment a 46 to 16 loss as Jim Meiklejohn added 15 points. The league lead hinges on the 63rd Infantry and 1st Detachment matchup tonight with both teams undefeated.
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Braves and Capital Squad Deadlock In Gloves Battle
Oklahoma City hosts inter city boxing with Cameron college and Fort Sill Indian School tying 5 three as Braves and Capital Squad split the main action. Notable bouts include Doc Pewewardy toppling Coy Hollingshead and several knockouts highlighting the eight hour show.
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Fort Sill
Sst
Louis
Oklahoma City
Doc Pewewardy
Coy Hollingshead
Capital
Marcy Mahsetky
FSIS
Ric Fawbush
Sparky Mauldin
Sammy Bayless
Carl Sands
Frank Anderson
Wilbur Fewn
Doe Pewewardy
Rudy Fisher
Monte Hilar
Charley Trippi Wins Maxwell Memorial Football Award
Charley Trippi, who left Pennsylvania to help Georgia win Sugar Bowl honors and all-America status, is named the Maxwell Memorial football club award winner for 1946. He will receive the trophy January 14, succeeding Army’s Dec Blanchard who held the honor last year.
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Philadelphia
Charley Trippi
State of Pennsylvania
University of Georgia
Sugar Bow
Trippi
Army
Dec Blanchard
Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Walter Johnson Dies at 59 Baseball Immortal
Walter Johnson, famed pitcher renowned for his fastball, died at age 59 from a brain tumor in Washington. His death marks the passing of a legendary figure in baseball history and the major leagues.
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Walter Johnson
Washington
Big Train Remembered At 59 In Baseball Mourning
A memorial note honors the beloved figure nicknamed Big Train who died at 59, touching major league leaders, former teammates, and generations of fans from the grade-school sandlot era to professional ranks. The piece contrasts his larger legacy with a brief nod to historical events like the Revolutionary War and the era’s rough edges.
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