Powers Stakes To Face Cowboys In NFC East Showdown
Former Lawton High and Oklahoma star Clyde Powers, safety for the New York Giants, talks of future battles with the Dallas Cowboys. He notes the Giants’ tough schedule, plans to move to free safety, and shares insights on opponents like Harold Jackson, Golden Richards, and Drew Pearson, while recalling a late season close game with Dallas.
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Cameron Aggies fall to Central State in Broncho Fieldhouse
Cameron University lost 79 to 73 as Central State delayed, passed around the zone, and used free throws to pull away in the second half. John Derrick led Cameron with 36 points after a 16 point first half, while Howard Smith and Wesley Clark sparked CSU in the late rally.
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Michigan Beats Ohio State In Big Ten Clash
Michigan, led by a three guard offense, edged Ohio State 92-81 at Columbus to extend its Big Ten win streak. Hubbard scored 17, Baxter 16 off the bench as Michigan held OSU scoreless late in the game.
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Wolverines Aim To Repeat Against Unbeaten Ike
Lawton High travels to Ike's gym for a 7:30 p.m. Boomer Conference showdown hoping to disrupt Eisenhower's 16 game unbeaten streak. Fred Chenault 22 and Tony Seals 14 pace Lawton High, while Ike's Harold Jones 22 and Lewis Hill 21 lead the Eagles. Moran and Jones help Ike's backcourt as Underhill starts inside for Lawton.
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Cameron Cager Award Highlights District 9 Action
Cameron Cager Receives Award honors Cameron Cager as NAIA District 9 player of the week after his 61 points 42 rebounds and 16 assists in three wins. Dunkel Rating Service keeps Southwestern atop District 9 with a 30.1 rating as Oklahoma Christian sits second 21 1 record. Bernard King leads SEC scoring and Ernie Grunfeld reaches 2000 career points for Tennessee.
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Four Baskets by Grunfeld Sparks Vols Victory
Grunfeld scored early in the second half to put Tennessee ahead 35-31 as they beat Alabama in overtime. Bowerman led Alabama with 14 points in a 15-1 Tide surge in the extra period. Kentucky, Louisville, Minnesota, Providence, Arkansas, Syracuse, Purdue, Virginia Military, Oral Roberts, Austin Peay, Weber State, and Duquesne also had notable games with bylines and big performances across the college slate.
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Eisenhower Wrestlers Defeat Central 38 12 In Dual Meet
Eisenhower High defeated Central 38 to 12 in a junior high wrestling dual Monday. Ike won seven of 10 bouts with two forfeits and two pins. Notable results include Brian Jackson pinning Todd Williams in 4 05 and Rick Palesano pinning Brian Witt. Ike's Aduddel, Nottingham, Adams, Foster, Allen, and Rodriguez earned decisions, while Harris and Thayer won by forfeit. Central's Doak Walker and Rau Gonzalez posted decisions for Central.
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Lawton High edges Eisenhower in girls thriller at Ike gym
Lawton High School girls battle to a 43-38 win over arch rival Eisenhower in a tight contest. Leading scorers include Mary Jones with 21 and Angie Lee with 12 for LHS while Janet Parrish and Lisa Vallon led Ike with 18 and 16 points respectively. Ike’s JV beat LHS 66-58 as a prelude to the varsity bedlam showdown at 7:30 p.m. tonight.
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Kids Basketball MIDGETS Roundup Thrills Local Fans
Jefferson defeats Pecan Grove 72 to 4 in a youth boys game while Woodland Hills posts 20 to Eisenower 16. Cleveland 2 16 and Westwood & Moover 2 20 face Armor West 26 in another early season matchup highlighting rising local talent.
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