Penalties Lift Redskins Over Cowboys In OT Thriller
In a dramatic NFL Sunday, a 15 yard penalty on Roger Staubach after a late interception helped Washington seize the ball at the Dallas 35 and Kilmer scored the winning TD in overtime to give the Redskins a 30 24 victory. Steelers edge Bengals 30 24 as Bradshaw connects with Swann for two TD passes and Harris racks up 157 yards.
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Given Saturday Comes Up Short For Top Teams
California upset fourth ranked USC 28 14 in Berkeley as John McKay announced departure plans for the Trojans. Washington shocked UCLA 17 13 in Los Angeles, stirring the Pac 8 title race. Ohio State, Oklahoma Nebraska and Michigan also held or chased key conference leads amid a weekend of near upsets. Alabama edged Mississippi State 21 10 as Michigan defeated Minnesota 28 21 to stay tied with Ohio State in the Big Ten race.
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Larys Maintain Lead In Bowling At Yuletide Doubles Tourney
After Sundays round in the Coca Cola Yuletide Doubles at Thunderbird Lanes Wayne and Ron Lary still top with 1 784 pins. Tony Westlake and Stan Raymer 1 750 and David Ozio and Robbie Robinson 1 726 follow. High games include Coy Overall 268 and Bruce Smith 279. First prize remains 3 000 with 40 teams entered and entries at 12 per person. Tournament runs through January 1.
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Lawton High Eisenhower Football Final Tickets On Sale
Tickets for Friday’s football finale between Lawton High and Eisenhower are on sale. General admission is $2 for adults and $1 for students, with reserved seats at Eisenhower for $2.50. Student tickets available at all junior high schools. Eisenhower hosts with north side seating. south side has no reserved seats.
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Big Eight Race Dwinds To Big Two
Oklahoma and Nebraska solidified their lead in the Big Eight with dominant wins. Nebraska crushed Missouri 30-7 while Oklahoma defeated Oklahoma State 27-7, leaving both at 8-0 overall and 4-0 in league play. Colorado narrowly beat Iowa State 28-27, Kansas routed Kansas State 28-0, and Oklahoma and Nebraska schedule a Nov. 22 clash.
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Cameron Aggies Extend Streak With 35 7 Victory
Cameron University improves to 6-2-1 after a muddy 35-7 win over the University of Southern Colorado in Pueblo. Les Warner rushes 109 yards with two touchdowns and 95 passing yards and a TD. Injuries include Marvin Fox with a shoulder and Eddie Palmer's appendicitis ruling him out for the season. The Aggies prepare for a Nov 15 trip to Southwestern State Bulldogs.
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