Cameron Cagers and Aggie Boxers Set for Week of Action
Cameron basketball opens a two game home stand with Decatur Tuesday in the Aggie gym as Cameron Fort Sill Lawton high junior high and Douglass resume schedules. Granite coach Cameron Lowe brings a strong boxing squad to Cameron Wednesday for a district Golden Gloves tune up.
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Senior Bowl practice signals 47 players cleared for action
North and South squads held first practice as Paul Brown and Steve Owen directed sessions. Despite post bowl game aches most players reported good shape for Saturday's Senior Bowl in Mobile Alabama.
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Court Powers Resume Schedule Cage Rankings Due Shakeup
The warm-up season ends as Big Seven teams start a new title chase with three games on Monday night. Kansas and Oklahoma renew their tournament clash from Kansas City while Kansas State debuts against Colorado at Manhattan and Missouri faces Kansas at Lawrence.
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Five Bouts Set On Week's Card
Five major boxing bouts highlighted week as Rocky Marciano eyeing Feb 24 Miami defense faces likely foes Dan Bucceroni Ez Zer Charles among others. Bucceroni meets Hein Ten Hoff Tuesday in Milwaukee while Walter Cartier Randy Sandy seek key win at Brooklyn Eastern Parkway. Giardello ranked No 3 boxes Garth Panter Friday at Madison Square Garden. Panter recent victims Langlois and Hayes.
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Welter bout headlines from Miami TV show
Chico Vejar of Stamford Connecticut faces Pat Manzi of Syracuse New York in a welterweight bout noted from a Saturday night ABC TV program broadcast from Miami.
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Valley Basketball Opens Five-Game League Run
St Louis leads Missouri Valley Conference with five league games, as Oklahoma A&M and Wichita post strong non conference records. Detroit welcomes Wichita as two teams chase top standings, while St Louis battles illness and a tough schedule with Brigham Young looming.
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Duquesne Student Manager Earns Court Time
Len Jeffreys, Duquesne University student manager, got his first college game action in a 99-35 win over Mexico University. Jeffreys played eight minutes and scored four points as coach Dutley Moore emptied the bench.
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Phillips 66ers Open 1953 54 NIBL Campaign
The Phillips 66ers, defending champions from Bartlesville, start the 1953-54 National Industrial Basketball League season with a Friday game in Peoria against Artesia. Artesia leads the circuit at 2-0, with Santa Maria 4-2. Phillips has no league games yet. Other week games include Artesia at Houston Tuesday and Milwaukee at Akron Saturday. Last week's results saw Artesia 79 Denver 64 and Peoria 74 Milwaukee 53.
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Kansas Oklahoma Recreational Association Planned
Steps toward forming a Kansas Oklahoma Recreational Association among companies and corporations of the two states will be taken January 16 at a meeting in Bartlesville Oklahoma.
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Veteran hunter bagged 37 deer in 37 years
Keene New Hampshire hunter Putnam Pearson is credited with 37 deer harvested over a span of 37 years reflecting steady success. He has become a notable figure in local hunting circles with a long standing record and periodic renewals of his hunting permits.
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Detroit Tigers Youth Movement Grows With Spring Camp
New York reports Detroit plans to bring 25 newcomers to Lakeland Florida camp including 19 pitchers led by Frank Lary and Jim Bunning. The roster features seven rookies among infielders with Frank Bolling and Harry Bright competing for second base and shortstop spots.
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NCAA Opens 48th Meeting in Cincinnati
The NCAA launched its six day convention in Cincinnati with no major changes expected in football television setup or one platoon rules. About 1300 athletic administrators and coaches attend as Executive Committee meetings precede action starting Friday. The American Football Coaches Assn will shape recommendations for the Sarasota Rules Committee meeting on January 11.
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Doe Doe Park Boxing Team Seeks Exhibition Matches
The Doe Doe boxing squad, a district Golden Gloves contender, trains at 6 30 p m on park grounds for the fifth classic and invites any boxer to join. Sunday drills run at 4 30 p m and exhibition bouts are sought with local or area teams.
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Buds Future Big Question OU Home Interest Now On Wilkinson
The University of Oklahoma Sooners football team flew home from Miami after a 7 0 victory over Maryland in the Orange Bowl. Crowds at Westheimer Field greeted the players wives coaches and bandsmen as three chartered planes arrived.
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Oklahoma coach Wilkinson may stay amid Minnesota wooing
Bud Wilkinson and Gomer Jones traveled to Cincinnati for a coaches meeting as Minnesota reportedly offered to lure Wilkinson from Oklahoma. The Sooner president said Wilkinson would be foolish to leave, while players and Dr. Cross praised the Orange Bowl victory and dominant line play.
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Maryland Triumph Sparks Homecoming and Coaching Rumors
Dick Bowman typified the consensus after Maryland's big win as fans welcomed the team home. The celebration signaled a victory that sparked talk of coaching changes with a Minnesota link and ongoing discussions about future job prospects.
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Dorais Passer of Notre Dame Football Dies at 85
Former Notre Dame quarterback and Detroit native Gus Dorais, who helped popularize the forward pass with Knute Rockne and led the Irish to a famed Army tune up in 1913, died at his home near Detroit after a six month illness.
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Here Is Week's Sports Schedule
Fort Sill and Sheppard Field games set at Cameron and post Honeycutt gym with Fort Sill facing Norman Navy at 8 p.m. Lawton high visits Seoterko at 8 p.m. Junior high in Anadarko at 6 30 p.m. Douglass hosts Watonga, Hereford High meets Clinton in Lawton gym.
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Aldrich Named Head Of Group To Boost Outdoor Americans
Gov Johnston appoints A. D. Bob Aldrich as chairman of a nine member committee to promote a Young Outdoor Americans conference in Chicago. The Izaak Walton League of America sponsors the event which will be held in March. Oklahoma youth and conservation groups will choose a representative to attend.
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Bob) Alrich
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Chickasha Spurs Past St Marys 41 to 33 in Conference Tilt
Chickasha defeats St Marys 41 33 to remain in the chase for the Catholic league crown. Dick Pace leads Chickasha with 13 points while Gene Pace adds 11 and St Marys is led by Jack Kane with eight. St Marys drops to 2 2 in conference play and heads to Cameron Friday to face Anadarko.
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Knowland Explains Korea Withdrawal
Senate Republican leader William F. Knowland of California said Eisenhower’s plan to pull two U S divisions from Korea shows no reduced US concern there. He argued the move creates a mobile reserve while allies may defend themselves and that aggression in the region remains a U S worry. He said budget cuts were not the sole reason and that military strategy is shifting.
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Western attire trend at Dude Ranchers convention
Walter Nye executive secretary of the Dude Ranchers Association led the Spokane banquet in denim dinner wear featuring satin shirt and satin-striped vest. Nye acted as toastmaster at the group’s annual convention banquet, signaling a possible new fashion trend in formal western dress.
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