Action Opens Thursday In New Aggie Fieldhouse
Cameron, Texas teams tip off the regional tourney at the new Cameron Fieldhouse Thursday night at 7 30 hosting a Midwestern State squad. The Aggies led by coach Opas carry a 19 6 season mark with Fred Yeahqua as a top scorer and the event is sponsored by the Lawton Chamber of Commerce with tickets sold at local outlets.
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Ardmore coach Jacobson eyed for Hobart job amid Boomer turmoil
Veteran Ardmore coach Jacobson is courted to lead Hobart high school football after Ardmore’s four year Boomer Conference dominance. The piece notes Ardmore’s clutch wins, local praise for Jacobson, plus media talk of administration ties and job security. It also touches on regional prep stars, basketball finishes, andFootball and college links, with regional players and officials named.
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Orange Wins 15-6 in Poke Scrimmage
In Stillwater Oklahoma the Orange defeated the Whites 15-6 in an Oklahoma A&M spring football scrimmage. Lloyd Rumbaugh caught a pass in the end zone from Dick Spergel for the decisive touchdown. Coach CHI Speegle praised the action and noted the team’s good weather hopes. Spring workouts end next Saturday with Aggies Day.
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Hodge Wins 41st Mat Bout as OU Dominates Big Seven
Oklahoma pins its way to an eighth straight Big Seven title led by Mattel 9th Danny Hodge who defeats Geno Feats of Iowa State. Hodge secures a fall in seconds to cap Oklahoma’s team triumph as Iowa State, Colorado, Kansas State and Nebraska trail in the final standings.
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Sooners Sweep Swim Carnival at Big Seven Meet
Oklahoma totalled 14 firsts in 16 events to dominate the Big Seven Conference swim meet in Norman. Iowa State was second with 80 points, Nebraska 49, Kansas 27, and Kansas State 27. Jeff Farrell set a 100-yard freestyle mark, and Julian Dyson won the 200-yard breaststroke as Oklahoma extended its title streak and broke two conference records.
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Duncan Nips El Reno for AA Regional Title
Duncan defeated El Reno 42 to 40 to claim the AA regional championship. Morrow won two events at the Texas meet, with Eddie Southern of Texas leading a strong UT track display, as Oklahoma A&M and East Texas contested the college division.
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Kansas Raps Buffs 78 63 in Big Seven clash
Lawrence Kan March 5 All America Wilt Chamberlain scored 40 points leading Kansas to a 78 63 victory over Colorado in the final Big Seven game of the season Chamberlains 14 points came in the first half and 26 after the intermission Center Dom Walker led Colorado with 17 points.
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Tar Heels Capture Atlantic Coast Title in Dominant Finale
The unbeaten North Carolina Tar Heels dethroned South Carolina to claim the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament title. All American Lennie Roxenbluth poured in 38 points, pushing his tournament total to 106 and securing NC's 27th straight win. The victory sends UNC to the NCAA regional in New York to face Yale.
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Randlett Wins Geronimo Meet Team Championship
Randlett teams win the Geronimo grade school tournament with a boys victory over Cache. Geronimo’s girls lose in overtime 28-26, their 18th straight loss avoided by Stony Point’s Pee Wee title win 32-21 over Cache.
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Brooklyn Dodgers edge Braves 3 2 in spring opener
Brooklyn Dodgers toppled Milwaukee Braves 3 2 in the first exhibition game as Ron Roebuck? Dick Gray homered in the ninth inning. Drysdale, Koufax, and Kipp limited Milwaukee to four hits.
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Lajoie's Ninth Inning HR Lifts Orioles Past Cubs in Exhibition
In Mesa Arizona on an exhibition day, rookie Bill Lajoie belted a three run homer in the ninth inning to give the Baltimore Orioles a 7 to 6 victory over the Chicago Cubs. The game featured home runs by Francona Lajoie and Banks for Chicago and Baltimore respectively. Besang Lown earned the win.
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Darko Edges Clinton for Regional Titles In Disputed Finish
Darko defeated Clinton 30 28 in overtime after Jim Sanders hit a corner field goal at the buzzer to seal Anadarko’s Class A regional title. Duncan beat El Reno 42 40, with Tom Hamby guiding a fourth quarter rally and Leonard and Tillery scoring key points for the Demons. The two wins send both squads to the state tournament in Oklahoma City next week.
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Mountaineers Triumph in Southern Conference Final
West Virginia, led by All-America Rod Mundley, broke away midway through the second half to defeat Washington and Lee 67 to 32 in the Southern Conference Basketball Tournament championship at Richmond Virginia. Mundley sparked fast breaks as the Mountaineers secured the title.
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High School Steel Tournament Scores and Notables
Readable fragments show cage results from a state boys tournament with Wiggins and Muskogee names, plus multiple schools like Shawnee, Midwest City, Durant, Alva, Tulsa Central, and Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa State, and Temple in various match lines. The text lists scores and pairings across many teams, with notations on venues and conferences.
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Altus Star Pace Leads Tulsa Practice Scrimmage
Altus sophomore Raymond Boaz scored three touchdowns and kicked three extra points to spark a 39-28 Red team win in Tulsa University spring practice in Tulsa. Tulsa sophomore Ronnie Morris added two touchdowns as two more scrimmages precede the final workout with alumni and varsity participation.
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