Demons duel Lawton in Wolverines gym tonight
Duncan Demons, 5-4 this season and ranked No 9, head to Lawton for a pivotal game at 8 p.m. with a 6:30 p.m. prelim. Coach Earl Presley relies on transfers Dyer Lowry Crutchfield Howard and Vanlandingham as they chase a fifth straight win over Lawton, whose center Hicks and guard King will try to stop them.
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Lawton Tonight
Demons
Altus
Chickasha
Duncan
Midwest City
L. D
Pooch” Shaw
Lawton
Earl Presley
Pat Dyer
Marlow
James Lowry
Joe Crutchfield
Harold Howard
Bob Vanlandingham
Shaw
Lawtons
Dyer
Lowry
Crutchfield
Howard
Wolverines
James Hicks
Harold King
Wizard of Wolverine
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el Reno
Anadarko
Hicks
Crafty King
Bob Ewing
John George
Murl Porter
Paul Martinez
Douglass
Texas
Vernon
Wolves
Aggies Eighth on AP Ballot
Seton Hall held as nation s only undefeated major college basketball team and No 1 for the second straight week. Illinois remained sixth with a first place vote tally low. Fordham rose to seventh, Oklahoma A M dropped to eighth, Western Kentucky climbed to ninth after a 117 58 win over Tampa and De Paul moved to tenth following last week s Oklahoma A M victory.
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de Paul
Indiana
Washington
LaSalle
Kansas State
Ilinois
Oklahoma A&m
DePaul
Louisiana State
North Carolina State
Seattle
Kansas
Eastern Kentucky
Navy
Notre Dame
North Carolina
Manhattan
Tulsa
Bowling results and Giants players’ origins questioned
A brief note indicates none of the bowlers or players on the New York Giants football team are from New York City, outlining a curious hometown detail about the squad.
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New York
Giants
New York City
Cameron Stops Dragons 73 61 in conference win
Cameron earned its eleventh season victory and first league triumph by defeating Paris Texas 73 to 61. Roger Morgan led Cameron with 22 points and Gerald Clark and Bill Boyd scored 9 and 7 field goals respectively, while Halliburton’s Duncan awaits.
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Halliburton
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Aggie
Appentone
Victory
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Aggies
Paris
Texas
Cache
Buck Adams
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Braves
Bob Adams
Audie Woodard
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Randlett Edmonds
Riverside
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Gerald Clark
Bill Boyd
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Boyd
Eyhole
Roger Morgan
Southern Methodist
Fred Muller
Jackie Stevenson
Morgan
Medowbrook
Muller
Hopson
Bilbrey
Thrind
Palmer
Wheeler
Frierson
Lester
Self
Barry
Ballard
Tull
Sterns
State Champs Win in Enid at Golden Gloves
Two former state champions led seven northwest district Golden Gloves winners advancing to the state tournament next month in Enid Oklahoma. David Himes won at 160 pounds and Gene Havener at 118 pounds, Havener named the outstanding boxer of the meet after Monday night finals.
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Enid
Okla
David Himes
Gene Havenor
Havener
Seton Hall Tops Both Cage Polls
Seton Hall retains the number one ranking in the United Press poll for the second straight week as 19-0 Pirates lead Indiana and other top teams. Honey Russell warns of possible losses ahead while the board notes a five point margin over Indiana and shows a slate of ranked foes.
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Seton Hall
United Press Rating Board
Pirates
Indiana
South Orange
N. J
Hoosiers
Wash
Kans
State
Illinois
LaSalle
Okla
AEM
N. C. State
Notre Dame
Kansas
Sooners Kansas Film On Tap At Emerson School
The 1952 Oklahoma Kansas football film narrated by Dee Andros will be shown at Emerson school auditorium with all proceeds to the March of Dimes. Andros, OU blocking star of 1946 to 1949 and now an assistant coach, will host two showings at 7 and 9 p.m. He replaces Gomer Jones who was recalled from the campus and cannot attend. Southwestern Bell Telephone sponsors arrange the polio benefit. No admission charged. donations accepted.
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Oklahoma-Kansas
Dee Andros
Emerson School
March of Dimes
Andros
Oklahoma
Gomer Jones
Jones
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Spivey Perjury Trial Ends in Deadlock
In New York on January 27 the jury in the perjury trial of former all america basketball star Bill Spivey said it was hopelessly deadlocked after 10 to 12 hours of deliberation and was dismissed by Judge Saul S Streit.
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New York
Bill Spivey
Saul S. Streit
Enid Refuses Club Hawks Still On Sale
The Enid chamber rejects a proposal to establish a Class D Kansas-Oklahoma-Missouri League club in Enid Oklahoma. The league already shifted a franchise from Pittsburg to Enid but local conditions hinder baseballs return. With only five teams remaining in the circuit the fate of the league depends on securing another club or joins from nearby towns.
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Associated Press
Enid
Pittsburg
Kas
Ponca City
Blackwell
Miami
Oklahoma
Iola
Independence
Fred Davis
Shawnee
Bartlesville
Arkansas City
Ark
Western Association
Entry List Tops Fifty in Southwest Golden Gloves Event
The Southwest District Golden Gloves entry list tops fifty with an expected turnout near one hundred boxers by Monday night Feb. 2. Tournament director Jess Thompson, aided by Lions Club, anticipates reaching the century mark by Saturday. Oklahoma figure Dude McCook will run the four day show. Apache and Clinton report entries, with other clubs like Anadarko, Comanche, Lakeland Reform, Cameron, Lawton High and Fort Sill contributing fighters. The four night district brackets allow open and novice divisions across weights from 112 to heavyweight, with champions earning berths in the state tournament in Oklahoma City.
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Jess Thompson
The
Lions Club
Thompson
Dude McCook
Oklahoma
McCook
Clinton
Apache
Anadarko, Comanche
Lakeland Reform School
Cameron
Lawton High
Fort Sill
Wolverines
Oklahoma City
Gold en Gloves Tickets Go Fast at R&S Sporting
Rush to R&S Sporting, 415 C, to claim select seats for the four day Gold en Gloves tour nament opening February 2 at Fort Sill Honeycutt gym. Limited general admission options remain. act now to secure a place.
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R&s Sportings
Fort Sill
Honeycutt Gym
Fort Sill hosts amateur boxing tourney weighins Monday
The tournament opens Monday night in Honeycutt gym Fort Sill with boxers from Anadarko Lawton Cameron and Lakeside likely to contend. Tickets at R&S Sporting Goods 415 C for 1.25 per night reserved seat weighins Monday 2 to 4 pm. Entries close noon Saturday with residency AAU card required and Thompson noting only one fighter per weight class may score for a team.
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Honeycutt
R&s Sporting Goods
Honeycut
Anadarko
Lawton High
Cameron
Lakeside
Dee Dee Park
Thompson
Comanche
Beckham
Greer
Harmon
Jackson
Tillman
Kiowa
Washita
Custer
Caddo
Grady
Stephens
Cotton
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