Cameron Aggie Schedule Sparks National Rating Debate
Bench Barbs argues Cameron should balance its 1949 1950 football slate to protect its national standing. The piece notes upcoming games with Texas Tech freshmen Tyler Kilgore San Angelo Coffeyville and Hutchinson junior colleges and four year foes Northwestern and Southwestern Tech. It warns beating top junior colleges could boost rankings, while losses to stronger powers could hurt Cameron’s case.
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Cameron
Nex
Aggies
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Cameroun
Tyler
Kilgore
San Angelo
Texas
Coffey- Ville
Hutchinson
Kan
Touch
Ans
World Doma Int
Sean Angelo
Tech
Giss
Hardin College
Texans
Hardin
Indians
Southwestern Tech
Northwestern
Pentandie
Aggie
Oklahoma
Murray
Enateem
Connors
Northern
Northeastern
Cinches
Aggies Outshoot Tulsa 42-27 in win at Stillwater
Oklahoma A and M cagers defeated Tulsa Golden Hurricane 42 to 27 in Stillwater. Vernon Yates led with 15 points as Aggies move to 16 wins, 13 losses, atop the Missouri Valley standings with four conference wins. A. L. Bennett returned from illness to boost prospects for Thursday’s OU game. The Aggies also beat Tulsa B 37-32 in a preliminary.
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Stillwater
Okin
Oklahoma Aggies
Tulsa Golden Hurricane
Tulsans
Vernon Yates
Cowboys
Iead
M. Cagers
University of Oklahoma
Sooners
Aggiie
A. L. Bennett
Chicago
Bennett
O.U
Aggie
Tulsa
Riggs Beats Kramer In Florida Tennis Series
Palm Beach Fla Feb 4 a 12 all tie preceded a Riggs 6 4 7 5 victory over Kramer in the professional tennis series. The capacity crowd of 1500 watched Riggs win his third straight match and sweep the three match Florida series as Kramer failed to counter on clay.
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Riggs
Kramer
Palm Beach, Fla
Bobby Riggs
Jack Pimer
Florida
Southwest Oklahoma boxers reach quarter finals in state tourney
Oklahoma City February 4 Special Six Southwest Oklahoma champions survive brutal night as Oklahoma Golden Gloves advances to quarter finals in Municipal auditorium. Lawton’s Melvin Permanas and Ronnie Clance win to help the team. Cameron’s Doc Pewewardy, Eddie Washburn, and Ernie Salas advance. Beavers, Leuppe, Henry, and O’Neal exit.
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Emmet
L. Keough
Constitution
Oklahoma City
Southwest Oklahoma
Municipal Auditorium
Lawton
Acton
Henry Cameron
Armand Henry
Herschel Acton
Intenty
Henry
Cameron Lad
Lawton's College
Troc Pewewardy
Cameron
Towton
James Porter
Chiloceo
Doc
Bob William Teneguer
Hugh Pebensky
Melvin Permanso
Dole Pewewardy
Eddie Washburn
Leon Taunah
Resin Nust
Fort Sil
Big Bob
Myer
Jess Thompson
Jessin
Wells Roberts
Boxing
Art
Fight results novice and open class wrestling match list
Fight results cover NOVICE CLASS at 105 and 2 and 14 pounds plus OPEN CLASS at 126 and heavier, naming competitors from Oklahoma City, McAlester, Tinker Field, University of Oklahoma, Central State, and other schools. Winners include Gene Morgan dec Bobby Vining, Don Vaughan dec Algernon Tomps, Sammy James dec Max Ford, Johnny Campbell dec Wayne Jaggers and others by decision KO or default across multiple weight divisions.
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Clonte Ware
Melvin Permansu
Ronnie Clonce
Dor Penewardy
Cameron
Eddie Washburn
Aggie Welter
Erinie Salas
Sill
de Armand Henry
William Leuppe
Aggie Stopounder
Hiemeth Beavers
Chickasha
Chester
Gene
Wining
Muny Auditorium
FSIS
Don Vaughn
McAlester
Algernon
Fiead
Vaughn
Tonip
Okina
Ford
James
Melvin Permanas
Lawton
Fort Sill
Permansu
Leuppe
Melvin
Ronnie Clance
Capital
Gussie Stanford
David Washington
Tulsa
Ciulions
Oklahoma
Chickasha High School
Ronnie
Gene Morgan
Cyril
Bobby Vining
Oklahoma City
Don Vaughan
Algernon Tomps
Fort. Sut
Hufaula
Bart Sill
William Lueppe
Ronald Clofke
Billy Goforts
Joe Gragg
Omer Manley
Central State College
Ray Isaacs
Pounds Bersahel Acton
DeArmand Henry
Cameron Agegies
Doc Fenewardy
Cameron Aggies
James Porter
Chilocco Indians
Virgil Franklin
Murray Aggies
Richard Buffalo
Donnie Ward
John Keeling
Tinker Field
Floyd Mansel
Northeastern State College
Kenneth Dietrich
Southwestern Tech
Harold Barney
Pat Williams
David Himes
Hard
Alvin Williams
Kenneth Beavers
Everett Wilson
Concho Indians
Faye O'Doell
Bobby Horn
Sand Springs
George Wertz
Tammy Taylor
University of Oklshonin
Dloimy Morsgun
Olk Inharma City
Poonds
11 Southwestern District Entries To Fight Tonight
Eleven combatants in weight classes from 112 to heavyweight square off tonight. Vines and Ward meet at 112 while Stover faces Lawson in the same division. 126 features Campbell and Permanst, with Clance versus Stephenson in another pairing. 185 brings Penewardy against Burns. 487 pounds pits Washburn against Hollingshead with Salas and Geasland also listed. Heavyweight matchups include Tomald versus Geller, Whitetail versus McCloskey, and Burge versus Whitetail for the victory.
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Vines
Aurega
Lawson
Gary Ward
Tulsa
Bob Will Tencquer
FSIS
Washie Stover
McAlester
Hugh Febendsy
Cameron
Jack McCann
Oklahoma
City
Johnny Campbell
Central State College
Melvin Permanst
Fort Sill
Ronald Clance
Chickasha
John Henry Stephenson
Haileyville
Doac Penewardy
Phillip Burns
Northeastern State College
Eddie Washburn
Coy Hollingshead
Oklahoma City
Ernest Salas
Bill Geasland
Leon Tomald
Temple
Clarence Geller
Tinker Field
Grover Burge
Charley Whitetail
Fairview
Mike McCloskey
Apache
Burge-Whitetail
Austrian Brunette Wins Alpine Ski Championship
In St Moritz Tech 4 K Trude Berger a 20 year old Austrian brunette won the women s Alpine combined title at the fifth winter Olympic games Gretchen Prager of Vancouver Washington was runner up Henri Oreiller 22 of France won the downhill Monday and unofficially led the men's Alpine combined standings Schlunegger of Switzerland was noted in the women s downhill event Berger compiled a total of .58 points across the two events
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ST. Moritz
Tech
Trude Berger
Gretchen Prager
Vancouver
Washington
Henri Oreiller
Mile
Heiser
Connerug
Hedy Schlunegger
Switzerland
Eddie Marleau To Remain As Bartlesville Manager
Bartlesville Oklahoma Feb 4 Eddie Marlen former moundman with the Oklahoma City Indians of the Texas league said today he will continue to manage the Bartlesville Oilers of the E O M league in 1948. Marleau led the Oilers during the 1947 season.
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Bartlesville
Olin
Eddie Marlen
Oklahoma City Indians
Bartlesville Oilers
Marleau
Oilers
County Cage Meet Opens Here Today
The Comanche county basketball tournament starts at Lawton high school gym with five first day games led by Chattanooga and Faxon Jussier at 5 50 p m The event runs four days with finals Saturday night strong teams include Chattanooga Geronimo and Fletcher among favorites and Handsome trophies await winners with weather conditions under consideration by director Glenn Dosser
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Chattanooga
Faxon Jussier
Comanche County
Lawton High School
Geronimo
Sterling and
Fletcher
Geronimo High School
Glenn Dosser
Higin
Tere
Cache
A. H. Salyer
Cement
A. J. Stone
Frederick
G.l Hanson, Jr
Morris Robison
Lions Defeat Shawnee 61-28 in Big Victory
Douglass high school Lions overwhelmed Shawnee last night to post their twelfth win this season. Ezra Smith led with 18 points as Coach H. C. King’s high scoring squad moved toward Thursday’s game against a top state quintet in Lawton and Friday’s Shawnee rematch, then a clash with the 18th FA at Fort Sill Saturday.
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Douglass High School Lions
Shawnee, &L
Ezra Smith
H. C. King
Lawton
Taithee
Shawnee
Fort Sill
Stroud Announces Independent Tournament in Feb
STROUD Okla Feb 4 tP C B Wright opens the annual Stroud independent tournament on Feb 16 describing the venue as small with lopsided balls and a dirty floor. He warns officials will be divided and social teams favored while illiterates act as scorers and timers.
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Stroud
Okla
C. B. Wright
Wright
Divid
Playboys Defeat Fairmont 36-34 in Nail-Biter Finish
In Faxon gym, the Playboys edged Fairmont 36-34 as clock showed five seconds left. Coach Elmer Winner, who also plays forward, led scoring with 17 points and sank the winning two at center after a late tie.
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Fairmont Creamery
Faxon
Elmer Winnercby
Playboys
Crusaders On Winning Streak In 1940s NCAA Play
NEW YORK Feb 4 Holy Cross Crusaders push their winning streak to seven with a 70 51 victory over Georgetown at the Boston Garden. Harvard tops Princeton 47 45 as Hauptfuhrer scores late, while Texas Texas Christian clash. Michigan State falls to DeMon, NC State crushes North Carolina State 81 42, and other scores include Stanford Nebraska Xavier Oklahoma LaSalle St John’s Brooklyn College.
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New York
Crusaders
Holy Cross
Purple Knights
Worcester
Mass
Georgetown University
Boston
Harvard
Princeton
Georgetown
Hoyas
George Kaftan
Joe Cousy
George Haup- Fuhrer
George Haup- Fuhrer Gave Harvverd
Texas Christian
Austin
Texas
Sinter Martin
Longhinens
Depauls Blue Demonea
Michigan State
Pete Courlas
Demons
State
Bob Brannum
Kentucky
Mountaineers
North Carolina State
Over 100 Expected To Hear Wilkinson
An estimated 100 to 123 persons are expected to attend as Bud Wilkinson, Oklahoma head football coach, speaks as guest on Thursday for the Optimist club luncheon. Bill Jennings, the freshman coach, will accompany Wilkinson to Lawton, program chairman Ray Mayhall announced.
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Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma University
Optimist Club
Ray Mayhall
Bill Jennings
Wilkinson
Lawton
Aggies Split With Connors In Cameron Clash
Cameron basketball beat Connors Aggies 37 33 at the Cameron athletic hall to seize second place in the Oklahoma junior college circuit. Jase Hess and Junior Nippert led with 10 points each as Cameron improved to 3 1 in conference play while Connors dropped to 2 0. The game featured 42 fouls, Nippert hitting four free throws and Cameron preparing to face Oklahoma A M B at Stillwater Thursday.
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Cameron
Connors Aggies
Warner
Cameron Athletic Hall
Oklahoma
Harvey Pate
Connors
Gamer
Cautinn
Gunseey Wipper
Mess Pace
Jase Hess
Junior Nippert
Aggies
Ninpert
Heys
Connors Bass
Murray Aggies
Stillwater
Ollahonia A
M. B
College and High School Basketball Scores Across Regions
A wide list of recent results shows Holy Cross defeating Georgetown 70 51 while Nebraska edged past Kansas Wesleyan 66 34. Other highlights include Texas 49 over Texas Christian 41 and Washington State 66 over Oregon in overtime. High school games report Classen 48 over Shawnee Gregory 45 and Norman 47 over OG Northeast 24.
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Holy Cross
Georgetown
Harvard
Princeton
Lawrence Tech
Adrian
Nebraska
South Dakota State
McPherson
Kansas Weseyan
College Emporia
Baker
Panhandle
Okla
Aggies
Sayre
J. C
Cameron
Okl
Coaners
Aggi Missouri Mines
Westminster
Oklahoma
Tulsa
DePaul
Michigan State
Hiparia State
Southwestern
Texas
Texas Christian
Bradley
Stanford
Washington State
Oregon
Salt Lake City Tekers
Idaho State
OC Classen
Shawnee Gregory
Enid
Powca City
OC Central
Shawnes
Norman
OG Northeast
Drumright
Guthrie
Chidusha
Pears Valley
Ada
Durant
Waurika
Walters
Shawnee Neff Business College
OC Capitol Hill
Midwest City
Foster
Webster
Okmulgee
Tulsa Central
Muskogee
Boxing Results From Last Night Across Cities
In Chicago Ralph Tones beat Jim Bull in a noted bout while Witte Belteamn outboxed others in New York. In Jersey City Freddie Russo scored a knockout over Dom Amorgoso as local rings hosted prizefights with varying outcomes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ralph Tones
Jim Bull
Tupuls
Drew
Ligie
Jnoy Coarkido
Iasi
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