Homecoming Talk as Cameron Eyes Junior Rose Bowl
Lew Johnson reports on Cameron Aggies and Lawton Wolverines amid homecoming losses to Arlington State and Enid. Speculation on Cameron's Junior Rose Bowl invite runs 50-50 with official decision due November 27 from a nine member Pasadena California committee.
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Kansas Nips Pokes to End Skid in Lazy November Clash
Kansas, behind second half substitute Dave Preston, rallied to defeat Oklahoma A&M 12-7 in Lawrence. Preston scored the deciding TD, Jayhawks gaining 80 yards for the drive. John Francisco opened scoring with a 53-yard dash as Kansas improves to 2-6-1. A&M led 7-6 at halftime after Earl Lunsford’s one-foot plunge and a Flores field goal.
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TCU Ropes Texas With Late Rally In Big Bowl Implications
Texas Christian University crushed Texas 47 to 20 in Austin on November 12 as Charles Curtis threw two quick TD passes and Jim Swink powered four rushing scores. Swink totaled 26 points, lifting No. 8 TCU to second in the Southwest Conference and a possible Cotton Bowl bid.
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Aggies Rally Past Rice Institute 20 12 in Final Minutes
No. 9 Texas A&M trailed 12 0 with 4:15 left before Lloyd Taylor sparked a 20 12 comeback at Houston. Taylor ran 58 yards for a score and caught a 43 yard pass before Don Watson added a late TD after an interception return by Jack Pardee. Rice had tied with Zipser runs and King Hill drives.
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Grid Scores Across Country Continued from Page 10
Midwestern showings feature Principia over Rose Poly and Augustana shutout. East lists Dartmouth, Cornell and Princeton with mixed results. Navy dominates Columbia while Syracuse tops Colgate. Western battles see Stanford rout Oregon, UCLA and Washington State close, and central games include Montclair, Kutztown and Lebanon Valley wins. Numerous small colleges post varied scores across regions.
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K State Victorious Over Missouri 21 to 0
Kansas State College capitalized on two Missouri errors for touchdowns within 41 seconds in the second period and dominated to a 21 to 0 Big Seven victory, the first Wildcats win over Missouri in 16 years in Columbia.
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Majors Leads Volunteers Past Florida in Gator Home Defense
Johnny Majors sparked Tennessee with quick kicks and passing to power a 20 to 0 win over Florida at Gainesville. Florida threatened twice but a fumble and line massed stops ended each drive as the Volunteers rolled. Bronson scored and Majors added the key drives while Coach Woodruff watched.
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FSIS Places In Track Meet Stillwater Invitational
Tulsa Rogers took first place with Tulsa Central second and Stillwater third in the Stillwater Invitational. FSIS finished fourth among 10 teams, with Dennis Cannon and Kenneth Jackson earning medals. FSIS advances to the state meet in Norman next week.
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Sillmen Bow Medics In 41 7 Victory At Roosevelt Stadium
Sillmen defeat BAMC 41 7 as McPhail leads with 50 yard kickoff return and multiple runs. Armstrong adds crucial scores after McPhail drives, setting up next week’s clash with Fort Ord at Roosevelt stadium. Fort Ord, with Larsen Cameron Powers, ranks second nationally. Sill is third in service teams. A sidelined Billy Wessels may not play.
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Knox Out For Season At UCLA After Injury
UCLA Halfback Ronnie Knox likely has a broken right ankle from the Washington game, a preliminary exam confirmed. Coach Red Sanders said it would be a tough break as Knox grimaced while gaining five yards and leaving the field with a limp.
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Arkansas Rolls Past SMU 6-0 in Dallas
Arkansas captured a 6-0 Southwest Conference win over Southern Methodist in Dallas. George Walker engineered a 73 yard first period drive and capped it with a one yard score as Arkansas’ defense smothered SMU’s running game, limiting yards to 139 on the day.
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Texas Tech Romps Tulsa 34-7 Homecoming rout
Texas Tech overwhelmed Tulsa 34-7 at Tulsa Stadium as the Red Raiders attack clicked through three aerial TDs and two ground scores. Buddy Hill connected for a 32 yard strike, Don Schmidt added a 4 yard run and Bobby Young, Jack Kirkpatrick and Dale Lawyer were among the contributors as Tech outgained Tulsa 226 rushing yards to 140 and held the hosts to 62 rushing yards. Tulsa finally scored in the fourth on a Wynes to Rutigliano pass.
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National League scores list and outcomes
Montreal defeated Detroit 3 to 0 while Boston beat Toronto 3 to 2. In the Eastern League Johnstown edged New Haven 7 to 6. Cleveland won 6 to 3 over Buffalo in American Hockey League action.
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Air Academy Falcons Top Wyoming Freshmen 21 to 13
Quarterback George Klutinoty directed the Air Force Academy Falcons to a 21-13 win over the University of Wyoming freshmen in Pueblo before about 4,500 fans. The victory evened Air Academy’s season at three wins and three losses as the Falcons erased a 7-0 deficit with two second quarter touchdowns to lead 14-7 at halftime.
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LSU Tigers thrash Mississippi State for first win
Baton Rouge reports LSU's brutal line set up four touchdowns in a 34-7 victory over Mississippi State. In Jackson, Eddie Crawford sparked Mississippi with a 57 yard and an 11 yard run to pace a 27-11 win over Houston.
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Pro Cage Results Rochester Beats Fort Wayne 84 79
Rochester defeats Fort Wayne 84 to 79 in a pro basketball game. Philadelphia edges Minneapolis 100 to 99 in a tight matchup.
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