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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1963

Page

13

Harding-Eagles pose major test for LHS Friday

Lawton high coach Charles Weeks hails Harding as a dangerous rival with a strong defense and versatile offense. He notes Harding beat Northeast and Star-Spencer and features quarterback Harry Cheatwood Townley and backs Scott Wallace in a hard-hitting attack. The game at Taft Stadium Friday night precedes LHS’s showdown with Duncan.

Harding Lawton High Charles Weeks Eagles Weeks John Marshall DC Southeast Midwest City Jerry Potter Harding-Lhs Oklahoma City Taft Stadium Wolverines Duncan Northeast Star- Spencer Harry Cheatwood Cheatwood Tom Townley Dick Curtis John Scott Dick Wallace Jack Hicks Dannies

Jay Moves Up In Point Derby

New York AP report shows Cosmo Iacavazzi of Princeton leading college football scoring with 72 points from 12 touchdowns. Terry Iacavossi of Air Force climbs to second with 62 after three TDs and a two-point conversion. Jay Wilkinson of Duke nears top group with six touchdowns and 60 points. Other leaders include Larry Elkins in catches and Ken Hatfield on returns.

NEW York Cosmo Iacavazzi Princeton Tigers Harvard Terry Isaacson Air Force Academy Lacavazzi Falcons UCLA Ncaa Service Bureau Isaacson Ken Hatfield Arkansas Gary Woods Cornell Bruce Bennett Florida Georgia

Fights Last Night Reported From Multiple Cities

Bob Arena of New York outpointed Frank di Povie of Jersey City in Union City. Manuel Flios of Phoenix knocked out Hector Agunez in Phoenix. Tenry Montano won on points over Aman Peck in Phoenix. Rey Asis defeated Luis Lelia in Stockton California on points.

Associated Press Union City Bob Arena New York Frank di Povie Jersey City Phoenix Ariz Manuel Flios Hector Agunez Mexico Tenry Montano Aman Peck Tampa Fla Stockton Colif Rey Asis Luis Lelia

City Bowling Results From Holiday Twilight League

Results from Holiday Twilight League at Holiday Low show Bi Comms 4 Es sie Mert 2h and Essie Mortie with high totals. Gery Scott posts 55 in series while Team No. 4 444 secures top team series. Fowler's Trochies MA wins, and Hill Meter Co leads totals with 2798. In Tuesday Nite Mixed League at Thunderbird Leagues, Sollie Walker posts a 40 series and a 48 game for Hi Motor Co.

Essie Gery Scott Essie Mortie Teor The Steadines Wen Lest Fowler's WY Howard’s Linen Service Thunderbird Leones Gere Sollie Walker Jerry Jerry Wet Hill Meter Co Oh Mi Hi Motor Co Standines Kelly Dallywav Thenderbird Leones I Tnd Helen Kenmeen P& Wi Ind Heier Keeredy Hi Team Lowter Steadings

Warriors Ready for Eagle Finale in Friday Showdown

Anadarko’s Warriors travel Friday to face Eisenhower aiming for a breakthrough after a 6-3 season start. Led by Steve Peck and Gary Griffith, Anadarko battles pass-heavy Ike offense while tightening defense to halt Ricky Bridges’ aerial attack and close this season strong.

Steve Peck Warriors Peck Altus Gary Griffith Darko John Hanson Griffith Anadarko Ike Ing Buddy Zerger Clinton OC Southeast Douglass Ricky Bridges Eisenhower Crooked Oak Roughnecks Eagles Ikemen Frederick Elk City Johnny Bingaman

Player of the Year award to ECAC football stars

The Eastern College Athletic Conference plans a Player of the Year trophy for the outstanding football player in the major college division and the small college division this season.

NEW York UPI Eastern College Athletic Conference

Five District Games Highlight Friday Night Football

Five district games are on the schedule as the season ends for most of 28 area teams. Key matchups include Altus at Elk City for the Shortgrass league title and Anadarko at Lawton Eisenhower with big implications in the Northern and Rebel leagues.

Altus Elk City Anadarko Carnegie Carnegie Hinton Temple Ryan Tigers Waurika Big Pasture Lone Wolf Snyder Marlow Douglass Southern Seven Frederick Lions Abilene Tex Woodson Walters Comanche Velma- Alma Ringling Clinton Hobart Anadarko Eisenhower Lawton Grandfield Mt. View Tipton Minco Erick Cordell Tuttle Rush Springs NEW York Andy Robustelli New York Giants Robustelli Los Angeles Rams Giants Fastern Cleveland Robustelli

TV Network Drops Dixie Grid Classic

Governors and sponsors condemned NBC and backers for canceling the Blue Gray game over exclusion of Negro players. Proceeds support Lions Club eye care and child programs, with 60 percent aiding Negro recipients last year. NBC clause and regional telecast talks continue amid contract uncertainty.

TV Network Montgomery Ala UPI George Wallace Wallace National Broadcasting Company NBC Lions Club Harris Dawson Chrysler Corporation Gillette Company Dawson Allyn McKeen Blue-Gray Association Tryi McKeen Don Fanrot University of Missouri

Marlow's Gibson Tops B Scoring as Wallace Follows

United Press International reports high school football scoring leaders across Oklahoma. Al Flanner of Wetumka leads with a 34 point gap, while Dean Price of Copan Planner nets 188 points on 28 touchdowns and 20 extra points. Richard Nash Nowata and Frank Hester Clinton sit tied for second with 114 points. Dent Gibson of Marlow leads Class B with 126 points, four ahead of Kenneth Wallace Lawton Douglass and Dunjee's Craig Patton.

United Press International al Flanner Wetumka Dean Price Copan Bobby Murcer Oklahoma City Southeast Richard Nash Nowata Murcer Frank Hester Clinton Dent Gibson Marlow Kenneth Wallace Lawton Douglass Dunjee Craig Patton

Delaware Wins By Single Vote

Delaware tops Northern Illinois by one point in the AP small colleges poll with 32 first place votes to NIU’s four. Wittenberg and Massachusetts follow as top ten picks while Southwest Texas, 8 0, garners one first place vote but misses the top tier.

University of Delaware Blue Hens Northern Ilinois Associated Press Northern Illinois Huskies Blueens Southwest Texas Delaware Northern Illinois Wittenberg Massachusetts John’s Minn Dakete State Fiorida Arm San Diego State McNeese Slippery Rock Abilene Christien Ashlond Bluffton Washington California Colorede Western College of Emperie Denison Bortham Caroline Fresno

Bills sign Tulsa receiver Simmons in AFL bid

Tulsa star John Simmons signed with the Buffalo Bills after choosing them over the Montreal Alouettes and Green Bay Packers. The injured receiver had 65 receptions for 860 yards and nine TDs last season, and 39 catches for 543 yards this year before breaking his arm on November 2.

Tulsa John Simmons Buffalo Bills Simmons Bills Montreal Alouettes Green Bay Packers

Sonny Liston Visits Warren AFB in Wyoming

AP reports heavyweight champ Sonny Liston visited Warren Air Force Base in Cheyenne. He spoke to airmen about his past troubles and future plans and warned that if his title fight with Cassius Clay lasts beyond the fifth round he would quit and pursue the opponent with force.

Cheyenne Wyo Sonny Liston Cassius Clay Liston Warren Air Force Base Deceena

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