Stanton Wins Point Crown in Rush Springs Season Finale
Rush Springs fullback Ronnie Stanton won the area scoring title with 162 points after a 34 point game against Cyril. Dent Gibson finished second with 138 points earning the Southern Seven crown. Tony Burns topped the Northern league with 84 points and Willard Nahreang won the Western title with 94.
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Renjie Oatjes
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Cameron Aggies Fall Just Short in Tough Schedule
Cameron finishes 8-2 as Tommy Bell races to 1138 rushing yards on 177 attempts. Burkburnett’s Curtis Moore adds 564 yards, with Glendol Garrett also among the top rushers. Nebraska and Oklahoma lead Big Eight in rushing, defense, and scoring as the Sooners and Huskers prepare for the title clash.
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Pitt Being Eyed For Bowl Berth
Pitt Athletic Director Frank Carver said the Panthers should receive a bowl bid if they beat Penn State and Miami. He noted Cotton Bowl Orange Bowl and Gator Bowl have shown interest but will decide after next Saturday and possibly after the Miami game.
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Insurance Ad Promotes Woodmen Plan Amid Storms
An advertisement by A Ray E Morse at 715 North 17th promotes accident and sickness protection from Woodmen Accident and Life Company. It promises financial strength to bounce back from medical bills and unexpected medical events.
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City Golfer Nets Hole in One at Municipal Course
Lawton golfer L. A. Reed aced the 155 yard No 15 with a six iron at Municipal course Monday. The ball hit the edge of the green and rolled into the cup. Reed teamed with Earl Ethel Rob Bridges Leon Pipes and C H Mc Spadden. A week earlier Wayne Pierce had aced No 12 on the same course.
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Oklahoma Nebraska game to be shown on closed circuit TV
Oklahoma City fans can watch the Oklahoma Nebraska football game on closed circuit TV at Municipal Auditorium after N C A A approval. Tickets are $2 first come, first served with no reserved seats as the auditorium prints tickets. Deputy athletic director Ken Farris announced the plan Monday.
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Tigers Seals Lauded As All-America Picks From Board
A board named George Seals of Missouri and Mike Shinn of Kansas along with Jack Jacobson of Oklahoma State as ends and Eddie McQuarters of Oklahoma as a guard receive high praise. Ralph Neely of Oklahoma, Brian Schweda of Kansas, Dave Gill of Missouri, and Max Martin of Kansas State also gain recognition for standout play. Seals and Jacobson led defenses with key tackles while Shinn and Schweda formed a powerful blocking duo. McQuarters disrupted Missouri’s attack, and Martin earned a first-time linebacker role with 12 unassisted tackles in Iowa State’s upset. Lane noted Neely’s pressure in the backfield throughout the game.
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Villanova ace wins cross country title in tight record time
Vic Zwolak, Villanova senior, retained the university division crown in the 55th cross country meet with a record time of 24 minutes 4.68 seconds. Lee Wallard, 1951 Indianapolis 500 winner, lies in serious condition at Bay Pines VA Hospital with a heart ailment.
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