Beels Little Chiefs Face Rival OCU Frosh Tonight in Lawton
The Cameron Aggies renew a heated rivalry with Oklahoma City University freshmen at Lawton High School Fieldhouse. Tipoff is 8 p.m. OCU carries a 7-1 record led by Ed McCraw and Troy Hill and other All-State prep stars. Cameron, 4-2, counters with Fran Liebuhr and guard Bruce Medley among its top scorers as both squads showcase strong offenses in a packed regional clash.
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Kelly
Quint
Ada
Don Cheneyworth
Rod Campbell
Blackwell
Ted Duncan
Hinton
Gary Gardner
Walters
Fran Liebuhr
Topeka
Kan
Aggie
Lawton
Fred Yeahque
Bruce Medley
Tom Reimers
Spartans Vow To Win Rose Bowl Battle
Michigan State led by captain Buck Nystrom and coach Hugh Daugherty seeks the Rose Bowl victory after an 8-1 season. Senior Earl Morrall directs a versatile offense facing UCLA in Pasadena, with a strong line featuring Norman Masters and Pat Burke. The team aims to fulfill a promise to redeem last year’s 3-6 slump and prove themselves in the Battle of the Roses.
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Buck) Nystrom
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Dons confident as 31 game win streak grows
University of San Francisco coach Phil Woolpert said they do not expect to lose as the Dons extend a 31 game win streak. They beat DePaul 82-59 to claim the DePaul Tournament after defeating three California rivals on a month-long East tour en route to Madison Square Garden.
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Valley Quints Lead Busy Basketball Week Of Upsets
The Missouri Valley picture tightens as St Louis and Houston top preseason picks with Bradley and Wichita State close behind. Valley outsiders amass wins and nine of 11 games are forecast, while top teams face non conference foes and upcoming tournaments including Charlotte Invitational and Snead era events.
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Martin Scouts Films Orders Stiffer Drills for Frogs
Texas Christian coach Abe Martin watched Mississippi game footage and ordered tougher practices through Friday before the Cotton Bowl. He praised Mississippi’s all around play, noted no major injuries to his squad, and stressed the Frogs’ self-motivated conditioning and high character as key to their season.
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Balding becomes first Canadian to win U S major golf event
Al Balding, 53, captured the inaugural Sanford Open in Sanford Florida by one stroke with a 269 total after a final 68. He edged Ed Oliver and Mike Souchak as Balding eyes the Los Angeles Open. Oliver bogeyed two par threes, finishing second with 270. Souchak shot 66 to tie for second with Tommy Bolt and Chick Harbert.
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Tommy Bolt
Chattanooga
Chick Harbert
Northville
Mich
Weekend Fights in Hollywood See Cotero Draw With Bain
Mexican boxer Jose Cotero aged 129 fights Irish Tommy Bain to a draw at a Hollywood venue near Syra cuse. The result ends without a winner as both fighters remain undefeated, signaling a planned rematch later in the month.
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All-College Teams Stand 683 Won-Lost Record
Oklahoma City area teams hold a .683 season clip with eight teams at 28 wins and 13 losses. Utah and Duke handed two recent defeats to intruders, while Miami (Fla) edged Loyola of New Orleans. Oklahoma trio Tulsa, Oklahoma A&M, and Oklahoma City University boast 15 wins to 2 losses against collegiate opponents.
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Pancho Gonzales Leads Pro Net Series in LA Five-set Night
Pancho Gonzales holds a 3-1 lead over Tony Trabert as the pro tour arrives at the fifth chapter in Los Angeles. Trabert won his first series match Friday, then Gonzales bounced back 6-8 6-4 6-4. Pancho Segura also leads Rex Hartwig 4-0 as the troupe moves to San Francisco for tonight’s show with about 8,700 fans at the two-night stand.
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Australia
Rex Hartwig
San Francisco
Lillard Wins Pin Tourney in Chicago Showdown
Chicago salesman Bill Lillard captured the men's championship of the all star bowling tournament Sunday night by edging Joe Wilman of Berwyn. Anita Cantaline of Detroit won the women's title by a razor thin margin over Doris Porter of Los Angeles. Lillard claimed the trophy and $2,000 as Wilman closed with a 288 on 10 straight strikes, just two pins shy of the tourney record.
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Doris Porter
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Heatly Opens Scoring as Airmen Triumph 21 0 over Navy
Dick Heatly of Oklahoma started the scoring with a 12 yard TD as the U S Far East Air Force all star team shut out Navy 21 0 in the Sukiyaki Bowl yesterday. The victory advances the Airmen to the Rice Bowl on December 31 to face the Army All Stars.
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Holleder To Play End In Star Duel
Miami reports Don Holleder will return to his old position at end for the North South All-Star game on December 26, reversing a season as Army quarterback. He cites his own desire and coach Andy Gustafson’s request as the reasons for the switch.
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Andy Gustafson
Gustafson
West Point
Late Saturday Tournaments recap across several invites
DePaul edged San Francisco 59 in a late Saturday tournament clash while Marquette and Duquesne posted 8 and 3 point margins. Texas defeated Mississippi 86 to 72 in the Blue Gray Tourney with Eastern Kentucky topping Auburn. Hobart beat Hartwick 67 to 50 and Wilkes won 70 to 62. Lewis defeated Illinois Tech 91 to 59 and Carthage fell to Milwaukee 38 to 6 at various meet venues.
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Fox Terrier Wins Worcester Show Title
Trave'la Superman of Harham, an English bred wirehaired fox terrier, today holds his 20th best in show title at Worcester, Massachusetts.
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Buck, Roberts Are Honored On All-Service Football Team
The US Army led with the most men on the 1955 service all-star football team, while Marine Lieut Steve Eisenhauer, a Pensacola Naval Air Station guard, topped the voting in the armed forces press service poll. The first team includes Flowers, Mischak, Spencer, Quinlan, Roberts, Eisenhauer, Tamuro, Powers, Reynolds, McPhail, and Worden with Eidom named honorary member.
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Tankers Breeze In Shrimp Bowl
The Ft. Hood Tankers defeated the Little Creek Navy Gators 33 to 13 in the Shrimp Bowl. Don Gottlob of Sam Houston State and Carl Mayes led a 289 yard ground game and 186 aerial yards as the Tankers built a 27 point lead before the Gators scored late. Steve Meilinger added a 25 yard TD run. Noel Schmidt and Bill Bonar connected for Navy scores in the final period.
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Let Us Service Motors and Central Heat by Mason Electric
Local electrical service Mason Electric offers repair and maintenance for motors controls filters floor furnaces and central heating systems. Contact at 9122 6171 on C Avenue for prompt service and reliable workmanship.
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St. Mary's Rally Tops Canute in 27-26 Narrow Upset
St. Mary's Eagles erased a 19-6 halftime deficit with a strong second half to edge Holy Family of Canute 27-26 on Sunday. Donnie Martin drilled a last minute field goal, while Donald Griggs scored nine and Phil Roberts seven for St. Mary's as Canute led 11-3 after the first period and held a 13 point cushion at halftime.
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Lawton Quint
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Eagles
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