No Reason For Rears Over OU Setback
A Wit notes Oklahoma’s 7-0 loss to Notre Dame ends the Sooners long winning streak in a game where the Irish outplayed them. Notre Dame’s third quarter burst, strong defense, and precision play carried the victory as Bud Wilkinson’s OU unit failed to mount a decisive aerial attack.
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Southwest Field Trials Finish With Top-Rate Performances
Southwest Oklahoma Field Trials wrap at Ft Sill west range with brisk wind and rough conditions for the Amateur Shooting Dog class. Paladin Tom owned by A D Beecham of San Antonio won first. Apache Patsy owned by Ned Henderson of Laredo captured second. Billy Burt of Wichita Falls earned third with Burt Speedy Beau. Officials praised pre meet planning, smooth conduct, Fort Sill cooperation, and abundant quail on the course. See LAYOUT, Page 7.
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Aggies LHS Lions Tackle Strong Foes This Week
Cameron Aggies and Lawton Wolverines end regular season by hosting tough conference rivals while Douglass travels to Hobart for state Class B playoff opener. Cameron meets San Angelo Tex Junior College Thursday. Lawton faces Duncan Friday. Fort Sill hosts Fort Bliss Saturday. Lawton Bees host Duncan Tuesday. Fort Sill fell last week, others won, with Cameron and LHS each posting two wins in week.
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Saturday and Friday Playoff Build Up in State Class B
Hobart bears 8B district crown as Friday’s Hobart-Hamilton clash looms in state Class B playoffs. San Angelo Rams eye third consecutive Pignier title while Leroy Montgomery’s Aggies challenge in a key matchup. Tomlinson junior high closes perfect season with Ardmore title, and Henderson County hosts efforts by Cameron and Enid teams amid regional prep action.
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Bud Wilkinson Says Streaks Are Past, Not Possible Again
Bud Wilkinson argues long undefeated runs are over as Notre Dame ends Oklahoma's 47 game win streak and a 123 game scoring streak. He cites tougher competition, better high school material, and fewer undefeated teams, noting Notre Dame's scouting contributed to the upset and Oklahoma's modest 98 rushing yards.
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National Roundup Auburn Talked For Grid Title By ED CORRIGAN
Auburn, unbeaten with 8.0 record and 12 straight wins, emerges as a possible national football champion candidacy. Oklahoma and Texas A&M tumble, Notre Dame shocks, and bowls picture solidifies with Rose Duke Orange and Sugar ties. Auburn still ineligible for bowls but two games remain.
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Sugar Bowl Hopes To Land Texas A M After Win
The Sugar Bowl prefers an SEC opponent and eyes Rice as a potential Cotton Bowl party if Rice beats Texas Christian and Baylor while Texas A&M earns a Sugar Bowl bid by its results. Mississippi and Tennessee are among SEC teams in consideration, with Sugar Bowl president Paull DeBlanc noting Mississippi's strong season and readiness for New Orleans if chosen.
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Notre Dame ends Oklahoma scoring streak in weekend football brief
Over the weekend sports brief reports Notre Dame broke Oklahoma's four game scoring streak with a 70 point victory. Other notes include Louisville, Albany, and Pimlico results across horse racing and track events with stakes records and feature races at various tracks.
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Notre Dame Upsets Oklahoma End of 47-Game Streak
Notre Dame fans celebrate a 7-0 victory over Oklahoma that halted a 47 game winning streak. Coach Terry Brennan praised the effort, noted teamwork and film study, and prepared for a tough Iowa game while the campus marked a school holiday and thousands flooded the airport and dorms in jubilation.
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Bulldogs Capture OCC Grid Title
The Associated Press reports the All Oklahoma Collegiate Conference teams finished their regular seasons with Southwestern State as the conference champion at 7-1-1. Southeastern defeated East Central 14-0 in league action, with Northeastern, Central, and Panhandle A&M posting notable nonconference results. Langston remains winless and heads to Prairie View as Ft Sill hosts Ft Bliss. Final standings show Southwestern leading, followed by Northeastern, Central, Southeast, East Central, and Northwestern.
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Two Top Powers Still Unbeaten
Auburn and Arizona State remain unbeaten and untied as major teams at Tempe, while Oklahoma and Texas A&M lost. The nation now has 18 teams with clean slates, seven finishing regular seasons, and scattered records across multiple colleges and cities.
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