Job Well Done By Aggies
Aggies finish 8-2 under Cameron coach YOACH LEROY MONTGOMERY in a tough 1960s junior college schedule. Montgomer y stands 65-25 over nine years with a strong freshman core guiding a resilient late-season rally and aiming to replace key veterans next autumn.
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LHS Sophomores Top Altus in 14-6 Victory
Lawton High sophomores turned their short season into a success by defeating Altus sophomores 14-6. Lawton led 8-6 after the second quarter and added a third quarter score. John Kitchens threw two touchdowns with the extra point, and Walley Zea contributed a key interception setup.
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Man Unlucky Ace Sinks In Correct Cup
Rich Morell began the Charity Hot Stove Tournament at Pleasant Hill Country Club with a hole in one on the third green cup, a diagonal to the left of the No 1 tee. The ball traveled at least 175 yards and Morrell quipped about the lucky hook.
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Vin Scully Becomes Father Second Time
Santa Monica California AP reports the longtime Dodgers radio voice Vin Scully has become a father again, adding another child to his family.
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Huskers and Sooners Face Key Conference Showdown
Nebraska and Oklahoma prepare for a pivotal Big Eight contest with Orange Bowl implications. Injuries affect Nebraska stars Dennis Claridge Rudy Johnson while Oklahoma highlights fullback Jim Grisham and halfback Jackie Cowan on the injury list as both teams eye the conference title and bowl bid.
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Knights Open Cage Season at Manitou
St. Mary's hosts Manitou to start the basketball season with the B team at 7 and the varsity to follow under coach Jerry Boos. The Knights, who reached the state Catholic tournament semifinals last year, carry a 17-18 mark with returnees John Stuever and Dick Stafford plus transfers Bill Wade Nelson Santiago and Christ Newman. John Jarousak is expected to log extensive action.
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Christ Newman
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Staubach Compared to Wyatt Earp by Navy Coach
Navy coach Wayne Hardin lauded Roger Staubach as a generational talent likening him to Wyatt Earp. Hardin called Staubach the finest he has seen, praised his all around ability, and named him Heisman candidate, while deflecting bowl bid questions to athletics director.
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Hank Bauer Named Boss By Orioles
Hank Bauer former Yankee star and ex Athletics pilot was named manager of the Baltimore Orioles succeeding Billy Hitchcock. He will manage for 1964 with no terms announced and is the Orioles fifth and youngest skipper since joining the American League.
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Shoats Triumph Over Tulsa Freshman Football
Ronnie South directed the Arkansas Shoats to a 34 6 victory over Tulsa freshman unit. He completed 6 of 11 passes for 160 yards with two touchdowns, ran three times for yards, and added four extra points. Tulsa's Glenn Dobbs II, son of the Tul sa coach, threw 17 of 32 passes for 176 yards and connected with James Walter for the lone fourth quarter score.
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Kids All-Star Game Re-Set Wednesday
Lawton moves the annual Midget league football All-Star game to Wednesday at 7 pm due to heavy rains. City grade school football director Paul Prior says tonight’s game would be virtually impossible. East-West clash expected to be competitive with strong ground attacks and capable passing. East offense is led by Jim Pollard of Lincoln and Mike Whitely of Whittier.
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Whittier
Athletics Swap Three For Rocky Colavito From Detroit
Kansas City trades Jerry Lumpe and two pitchers to Detroit for slugger Rocky Colavito in a bold deal. Finley vows to move left field fence to 325 feet to aid Colavito as he seeks 46 homers and revival of A's offense. Colavito says he is glad to leave Detroit and its front office.
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Minneapolis
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Northeastern A&M Cleared on Eligibility for JRB Bid
Northeastern A&M was cleared of eligibility infractions after NJCAA official Hobart Bolerjack confirmed Emory Harrison eligible, allowing the Norsemen to keep their nine wins. The team finished 9-0 and remained atop the junior college rankings with an inside track for the eastern Rose Bowl berth.
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Rhome Leads MVC Passing After Houston Win
Tulsa quarterback Jerry Rhome led the Missouri Valley Conference in passing after a 22-21 win over Houston. He totaled 19 completions for 224 yards and now has 1,318 yards on 192 completions with a 57.0 percent rate. Rhome trails in total offense by 32 yards to Henry Schichtle, who has 1,318 yards rushing and passing. Seven Tulsa players are among the league’s top 15 receivers.
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No Change Texas Still Leads Polls
The Associated Press Top Ten remains unchanged with Texas atop the poll. Fifty one sports writers and broadcasters contributed to this week’s ranking after a minor shuffle midpack.
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Texas Leads Poll with 45 First-Place Votes Amid Busy Weekend
Texas tops the rankings with 502 points and 45 first-place votes, Navy second with fascination six top votes, followed by Mississippi and Michigan State. Navy faces Army on November 30 with Cotton Bowl odds growing if they win, while Texas eyes an unbeaten season and hosting duties, barring a Thanksgiving clash with Texas A&M.
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