Big Eight title clash loom for Nebraska and Oklahoma
Nebraska and Oklahoma, both 6 0 in league play, meet in Lincoln for the conference showdown with the Orange Bowl berth at stake. Kansas and Missouri renew the border rivalry in Lawrence with third place on the line as K State eyes a postgame spike after a 21 10 upset of Iowa State and a bold Weaver era debut.
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Lawton-Duncan clash looms for playoff berth in series finale
Lawton High School and Duncan meet in a decisive clash with the Class AA playoffs on the line. Lawton, 8-1-1 and state unbeaten, hosts Duncan, 7-3, aiming to maintain a five-game series streak while Duncan seeks a shock victory and potential first round matchup with Enid. The game features Tillman’s rebuilding Demon squad facing Bodenhamer’s veteran Wolverines at Ron Stephens Stadium and promises surprise plays as both teams defend last season’s competitive leg.
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Texas Navy may meet in Cotton Bowl in Dallas
Texas remains undefeated as Navy also breaks through with an eighth win. Cotton Bowl officials weigh a Texas versus Navy matchup if Middies beat Army. Army looms in the Philadelphia game before a decision after November 30.
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Playoff Berth at Stake in Boomer Conference Clash
Lawton Wolverines face Duncan for the Boomer Conference crown with both teams at 1-6 in league play. Lawton seeks a state Class AA playoff berth and defends its title, while other city teams concluded campaigns.
Bears Riddle Packers Halas Strategy Pays Out
Chicago uses Halas War Plan to crush Green Bay 37 7 and seize first in the West. Bears grind with 248 rushing yards and five interceptions plus two fumbles forced. Giants smash 49ers 48 14 to seize East lead. Cardinals beat Browns 20 14 and remain in playoff chase. Steelers rally to 34 28 over Redskins.
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Lawton Players Set New School Record in 8 Yard Plunge
The scoreboard shows Lawton breaking a school record on an 8 yard play from Gene Cagie to Ken MecSwane to Tom Fremin, surpassing the 1974 mark. Eisenhower topped Anadarko with a passing game led by Rick Bri, while Abilene faced a winless stretch.
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Ford Leads Pin Tourney in Lawton Stops Week One Action
Harry Ford tops Class A singles with a 692 series as Lawton men’s bowling tourney opens. Sheridan Bank leads Class A team with 3090, Young and Kutschall 1792 in Class A doubles, while Jones Floor Finishing heads Class B team at 2999 and Martinez 660 leads Class B singles. Action continues with team events at Holiday Lanes and singles doubles at Thunderbird Lanes.
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Papa Bear Seeks One More NFL Championship
Chicago Bears coach George Halas, at age 68, leads his team to top Western Division with a 26-7 win over Green Bay. Halas, a founder and longtime owner, has retired and returned multiple times and now aims for his eighth title as the club presses toward another championship for the “Papa Bear.”
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LHS Praises Offensive Blocking and Player Improvements
The LHS notes 230-pound tackle Ken Blackburn and guard Bobby Foster played strong games as the Bobcats praised Danny Tibbetts for improved play. Tibbetts, a junior center, is credited with solid blocks and significant season progress.
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Rams Upset Lions 28 21 In Five Seconds
In a stunning moment the Los Angeles Rams defeated the Detroit Lions 28 to 21. The Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles drew 49 166 fans as the Bears prepared for the Packers. Le Clerc kicked two more field goals and Willie Gali Mar runs set up a Packers touchdown.
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