Arlington State Rebels eye Pasadena Rose Bowl bid
Arlington State coach Claude Gilstrap’s Rebels ride an eight game win streak and seek a Rose Bowl invitation as they prepare to face Ranger and later Tarleton State and San Angelo. Analysts rate Arlington ahead of Compton and Northeastern A&M, while noting Cam eron’s 34 game win streak ended by Arlington in a 20 14 decision.
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Murray A and M Battles Cameron in Muddy Clash at Tishomingo
Cameron Aggies meet Murray A and M in a non conference football game at Roosevelt Stadium in muddy conditions. Key players include Murray back Johnny Factor and Cameron backs Jack Martin Bo Bankson and John Marler as both teams chase a late season win and a potential season turning result.
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Stewart Stover
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Greenwood
Bai Marler
Stover
Rickeit
Tisborninga
Kansas Beats K State Over Illegal Play Controversy
Lawrence Kansas coaches acknowledge the Kansas State game of November 1957 contained illegal play. Kansas led 12 7 after a touchdown pass that should have been nullified. Film review supported the claim that receivers were downfield and the play was improper.
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Three Way Tie for Top in Constitution Grid Predictions
John Clabes tied for first in the Constitution football predictions contest, with 17 correct, 6 wrong, and 2 ties. Staff writers Tom Sharrock and Ray Atteberry shared top honors, while Lew Johnson and Red Abtschlager placed fourth with 16 correct and 7 wrong. Bill Dixon led season totals with 13 wins and 8 losses for sixth place.
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Aggies Top AP Poll As Oklahoma Auburn Close In
The Associated Press college football poll places Texas A&M at number one with 60 first place votes and 157.4 points. Oklahoma trails second by 46 firsts and 1,403.4 points, while Auburn narrowly misses the top slots with a strong showing. Michigan State leads Iowa for fourth with Ohio State edging Tennessee for sixth, as Navy and Army fall to ninth and tenth amid shifts in the rankings.
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Bullish Texas fullback Ronnie Bull sparks Bishop gridiron hype
Ronnie Bull, Bishop High School fullback, is hailed as a future national star after piling up 26 touchdowns and 1,983 rushing yards this season. The senior, praised by coach Milton Jirasek, led Bishop to a 46-20 win over West Oso with six rushing touchdowns, a passing score, and 359 yards on 23 carries.
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Pokes Get Okay For Bowl Action
Oklahoma State University has been cleared to accept a post season bowl bid. Coach Clit Speegle said the team is not worried about bowls while OSU remains a football member at large. OSU is eyed for the Sun Bowl at El Paso or the Gator Bowl if wins continue. The Cowboys stand 9-4, with three games left, and ticket distribution follows Regents Board priority classes.
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Boards of Regents
Seixas Ousted In Aussie Meet
Vic Seixas, a leading American Davis Cup hopeful, was eliminated in straight sets by Neale Fraser 6-3 8-4 6-8 at the New South Wales Tennis Tournament in Sydney. Fraser advances as Australians Ashley Cooper Mal Anderson and Mervyn Rose join the field. Talbert notes U.S. team must push harder.
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Mal Anderson
Mervyn ‘Rose
Iarren- Woodcock
Anderson de Fanett
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Yiece
U.S
Billy Talbert
State Roundup OU Game Is Big One For Irish
Oklahoma's 1953 season built a long winning streak under Bud Wilkinson after early losses to Notre Dame and Pitt. The Sooners, ranked No. 2, face Notre Dame in Norman with a potential crack at a third straight national title. Dennis Morris injury worries and Jacob's dislocated knee alter depth as Stillwater searches for a replacement.
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Roy Peterson
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Clitt-Speegle
Oklahoma City
Lawton Wolverines ROMP Chicks 40 to 6 in Homecoming
Lawton Wolverine backs dominated Chickasha for a 40 6 verdict as Nebraska star Lawrence Reed and R A Burt led scoring with a 31 yard run and an eight yard pass completion. Chickasha’s Jack Pool fought hard throwing to Bernard Fisher for a late TD before Lawton pulled away. End Tommy Lewis and guard Stuart Tone were notable on defense as Lawton built a 27 6 lead by halftime and added a final TD in the closing minutes.
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Oscar Pickering
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William Freels
Larry Ray
Jerry Moon
Arnold Marshall
Lewis
Mavity Upset Highlighted Muny Tourney Quarterfinals
Lawton Municipal Golf Association hant cap tournament at Muny course south of town completed quarterfinals Sunday. Ira Lanman beat Johnny Mavity on the 21st hole in a major upset. Jim Strange defeated Cay Overall 2 and 1. Adulpti Besnoska toppled Pat Patterson 3 and 2. Jess Griffin edged J R Valdez 1 up. Semifinals set with Lanman versus Strange and Besnoska versus Griffin for final berth.
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Unclear Schedule Fragments Hit City Sports Page
Fragmentary listings show Tuesday matchups including Minneapolis versus Boston at Detroit and Minneapolis at St Paul amid scattered team notes. No clear outcomes or dates are fully stated.
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St. Paul
Coaches Keep Texas A and M on Top in APUP ratings
New York United Press ratings show Texas A M Texas Oklahoma and Auburn all at 123 points in a tight national race. Michigan State Iowa and Ohio State stay in contention behind the leaders as Tennessee jumps and Duke enters the top 10.
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