Regualr season tourney action opens second week across four sites
The area opened its second week of regular season basketball tournaments at four sites including Geronimo Sterling Temple and Fort Cobb. Waurika and Walters won in Temple with close finishes elsewhere. Notable upsets and big margins marked first-round games as Geronimo Grandfield Cherokee and Cache posted strong wins.
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Big Pasture
Sterling
Temple
Fort Cobb
Waurika
Walters
Velma-Alma
Ringling
Eagles
Velma- Alma
Grandfield
Snyder
Henry McGowan
Ric Pasture
Chattanooga
FSIS
Empire
Apache
Cace
Cement
Fletcher
Warriorettes
Cache
Boys
Bulldogs
Carnegie
Tipton
Wildcats
Gomg
Central
Mt. View
Thomas
Cordell
Flgin
Rush Springs
Comanche
Empire and Chattanooga Share Busy Night Scores
Scores show Empire 68 Chattanooga 54 in boys, with Snyder 33, Big Pasture 33, and Geronimo 61 Snyder 33 in girls and boys games. Comanche, Rush Springs, Cyril, Sterling, Apache, Fletcher and other teams posted results across multiple matchups.
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FSIS
Grandfield
Centra
Snyder
Geronimo
Sponnoge
Johnson
Renschen
Crow
Leveille
Duegins Snyder
Whitaker
Hester
King
Smith
Bingham
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Velme-Alma
Fox
Ringling
Temple
Comanche
Hegidton
Walters
Termwle
Weourika
Weilmo-Aime
Wourike
Elgin
Rush Springs
Cyril
Cache
Sterling
Cement
Apache
Fletcher
Mt. View
Thomas
Fort Cobb
Cordell
Burns Fist
Alex
Tipton
Carnegie
Nixon calls Shula after Dolphins win
President Nixon phoned Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula at 1 30 am to congratulate them on a 21 0 win over the Baltimore Colts clinching the AFC title and offered scouting tips for the upcoming Super Bowl against the Dallas Cowboys. He warned about Dallas quick passes to Paul Warfield and noted coach Tom Landry's strength.
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MIAMI
Miami Dolphin
Don Shula
Nixon
Shula
Dolphin
Baltimore Colts
Whittier
Calif
Dolphins
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Paul Warfield
Dallas
Baltimore
Stand-in buyers snap up Super Bowl tickets for $100 in Dallas
In Dallas fans hire stand-ins to line up and buy tickets for the Dallas Miami game at $100 each. College students Chip Cramer and Larry Wright say the practice is widespread with a $75 rate reported earlier. Ticket options remain for season holders with leftovers going to the public Thursday.
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Dallas
Chip Cramer
Larry Wright
Wright
Miami
New Orleans
College basketball scores including Oklahoma region show wide results
A long list of game results from various colleges and universities shows Oklahoma teams like Wagoner Hartshorne and Checotah posting scores against opponents. Texas, Georgia, and Indiana schools also post high totals. Notable matches include Oklahoma City University 67 over Tulsa 96 and Arkansas State 88 over Oklahoma State 76.
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Trinity
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Murrey
Pratt, Kon
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Newberry
Allen
Thomas More
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Airborne
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William & Mary
Roanoke
VMI
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Mars Till
Athens
Florence State
Southwest
McNeese
Mercer
West Georgia
Randolph Macon
George Mason
Va. Commonwealth
St. Francis
Old Dominion
Campbell
Nicholls State
Majors Named Top Candidate for Rice Athletics Post
Iowa State coach and former South Shrine game observer Johnny Majors is among three top choices for Rice University athletic director and head football coach. He is expected to be interviewed this week as Rice seeks a successor to Bill Peterson. Other candidates are Homer Rice and Barry Switzer.
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Iowa State
Johnny Majors
Rice University
Houston
Tex
Rice Post
Rice
Bill Peterson
Houston Oilers
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Homer Rice
Cincinnati
North Carolina
Barry Switzer
Oklahoma
Butch and Sundance Invade Super Bowl Spotlight
Miami Dolphins stars Larry Csonka and Jim Kiick embrace a Hollywood nickname as a preseason portrait and a TV ad boost their image. Csonka reflects on the 21 0 playoff win over the Ravens and a Christmas day 27 24 double overtime victory over the Chiefs, sharing memories of drinking and friendship.
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Sundance
Miami
Larry Csonka
Jim Kiick
Butch Cassidy and
the Sundance Kid
Dolphins
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Butch Cassidy
Jim Kuck
Miami Dolphins
Csonka
Miami Herald
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Dolphin Aces
Dolphin
The
Herald
Jim
Baltimore
Thomas Shows Fire After Cowboys Victory Over 49ers
Duane Thomas, after scoring a two yard TD in Dallas 14 3 win over San Francisco, snapped at a postgame interviewer. Coach Tom Landry called him unique and focused on football, saying the team accepts his quiet, disruptive style as long as he is prepared to play.
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Dallas
Duane Thomas
Thomas
San Francisco
Tom Landry
Landry
California routes Oklahoma City University 127 to 67
California dominated the first half to beat Oklahoma City University 127 to 67 in Berkeley. Coach Abe Lemons was ejected with 1:27 left in the first half after four quick technicals. John Coughran led California with 24 points and Ansley Truitt added 22 while OCU’s Ozie Edwards and Marvin Rich each had 16.
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California
Oklahoma City University
Chieftains
Abe Lemons
Oklahomans
Lemons
Bears
Oklahoma City
John Coughran
Ansley Truitt
Ozie Edwards
Marvin Rich
Eisenhower JHS Rout Anadarko In Junior High Clash
Eisenhower Junior High surged to an early lead and defeated Anadarko 34 to 19. Whitaker scored 10 points, Williams added 9, as Eisenhower also won the eighth grade 36-26 and seventh graders won 31-11.
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Eisenhower Junior High
Wallop
Anadarko Junior High
David Whitaker
Eisenhower
Danny Williams
Anadarko
Whitaker
Williams
Hicks
Dawson
Ritter
Lewis
BeDoka
Whanee
Pewo
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