Cameron Aggies Ranked No 1 in Nation
Cameron Aggies soar to the top of the national junior college football rankings after a 27 to 6 win over Northeastern A and M college. Compton Tars drop to second as Cameron eyes a possible post season Rose Bowl bid.
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Michigan Tops Williamson System First in Rankings
Michigan tops the Williamson System weekly college football rankings with an unbeaten record and strong accuracy. Notre Dame rises to second after beating Navy, while Texas, LSU, California, and Penn State hold or shift positions as the top ten reshuffles. College of the Pacific makes a notable upset win over San Jose State, signaling rising ambitions in the West.
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Writer Alleges Drunken Revelry At Grid Contest
Baton Rouge reports LSU officials promise a thorough investigation into a drunken revelry incident at a gridiron event. An editorial mentions a 10 year old daughter allegedly drinking raw whisky. LSU president comments on the situation and steps to address the matter.
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Aggies Claim Circuit Title in Oklahoma Collegiate League
Cameron Aggies repeat as conference champions finishing with a 27 to 4 victory over Northeastern Oklahoma A M College last week. Cameron remains undefeated, with every other team beaten twice. Standings show Cameron atop a tight race as recent results list Cameron 27 Northeastern 8 and other scores like Eastern 68 Bacone 6 and Southeastern State 18 Mierayo.
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Fights Last Night Across Various Cities
The report notes Cincinnati outpointed Toit Randolph in a rough night of boxing. Numerous bouts are listed with results from New York St Louis Augusta and Mexico with several knockouts and decisions. Substantial action highlighted by Zabala and Evans in multiple locales.
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Wilkinson Worries Early On Missouri Game Date
Norman Oklahoma November 4 UP Bud Wilkinson says the looming Missouri clash is less daunting than the November 29 date with Oklahoma A and M He notes Aggies remain dangerous despite recent poor play and discusses quarterback Jack Mitchell toughening play and Bobby Cowan as a key punished prospect for 1948.
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Army Faces Notre Dame After 59-0 Loss In November War Talk
In New York Army coach Earl Blaik airs doubts about a new gridiron golden age after a 59-0 defeat by Notre Dame. Lt. John Green calls Army a David against Goliath, while Engle notes postwar miners’ football legacy and Princeton ties. Budd Cox discusses Notre Dame’s 27-0 win and five fumbles.
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Tessed Will Gow in Hard Sand Soil
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Browns Release Ruel As Pilot
ST LOUIS Mo Nov 4 The St Louis Browns fired manager Ruel and named Richard Muckerman as acting president. Ruel served one season after signing a two year contract in 1946. Cost of the discharge reportedly ranges between 20000 and 23000 with full payout for 1998. Dissatisfaction with the team’s last place finish prompted the move.
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Ikes To Elect New Officers In Comanche Chapter
Nominations for officers in the Comanche county chapter of the Trawit Walton league were completed today. Mailed ballot results will be announced December 5. Candidates include President Harry French Charley Ozman Eff Birdsong Perry McWhorter and others for vice president secretary treasurer and director roles.
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Sox May Pay Baseball Fine
Chicago White Sox directors canceled a formal meeting to discuss the club suspension and reports said they would pay a $400 fine to reinstate the team. Commissioner Chandler’s Cincinnati office would handle payment, restoring eligibility for the American League draft. GM Leslie O’Connor denied an imminent meeting.
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Football Rules Session Slated
A meeting of the Southwest Officials association will be held at Lawton High School at 7 30 o clock Wednesday night. Duncan members will present the program. Officials from southwestern Oklahoma are urged to attend to discuss improving officiating in football and basketball. Local members include Reed Cooter Wesley Sill Jock Ferrell and Frank Owens.
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Villanova to Meet Kentucky in Great Lakes Bowl
Villanova and Kentucky agreed to play in the Great Lakes Bowl at Cleveland Stadium on December 6. The post season game benefits the Knights of Columbus athletic program for Cleveland youths. The two Wildcats teams have met twice this fall.
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