Williamson Has Aggies In 5th Spot
MITCH WILLIAMSON notes the rankings of major college teams as Oklahoma leads after a 41-0 win over Nebraska, Michigan State 33-0 over Marquette, Maryland 19-0 over George Washington, UCLA 7-7 against Southern Cal, and Texas A&M idle in fifth. Notre Dame beat Iowa 17-14, Texas Christian 35-0 over Rice, Navy and Ole Miss idle, while Auburn upset Clemson 21-0. Junior college Cameron Aggies rise for the third straight week.
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Low Johnsons COLUMN on Wilt Chamberlain and college hoops talk
The column weighs in on Wilt Chamberlains rise at Kansas and the debated greatest player tag next to Bill Russell, noting a 42 point freshman performance and Chamberlains near all time Kansas scoring mark. It also covers coach Phog Allen, Earle Holmes views on Junior Rose Bowl bids, and other college football chatter including Woody Hayes praise and Oklahoma State results.
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San Francisco
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Wilt
Russell
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Jayhawk
Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Clyde Lovelette
B. H. Born
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Earle J
Goldie) Holmes
Compton
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Mt. San Antonio
Taft
Ellisville
Goldie
West Coast
Tartars
California
Montgomery
Pasadena
Michigan
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Cassady
Hopalong
Oklahoma Sooners Lead AP Poll With 28th Win Streak
With one week left in the season, Oklahoma tops the AP poll with Bud Wilkinson guiding a 28 game winning streak, earning 1,889 points from 114 of 209 voters. Michigan State edges Maryland for second by 6 points, 1,689 to 1,683.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Sooners
Bud Wilkinson
Michigan State
Maryland
Coaches Also Like Sooners No. 1 in UP ratings
New York UP report shows Oklahoma, led by Bud Wilkinson, as the top college football team with 22 of 35 coaches voting them No. 1. The Sooners seek a season finale victory over Oklahoma A&M to cement a national title bid. potential repeat as top team in five years.
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New York
Oklahoma
United Press
Bud Wilkinson
Sooners
Oklahoma A&m
United Press Rating Board
Cen Cent Cent Centenary Leads Church League Bowling-Up
Jim Gentry set a 613 series to lead Centenary Methodist to a four game sweep in Church league action at Sooner Lanes. Centenary posted 890 2543 as Buck Buchanan led St Andrews Episcopal, while St Johns Lutheran and First Presbyterian remained in second place, and Dot Kemp stood out for the 45th Battalion Ladies.
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Bill Ewald
Jim Gentry
Centenary Methodist
Sooner Lanes
Gentry
Centenary
Hugh Horn
Darold English
John Metzger
Congregational
Buck Buchanan
St. Andrews Episcopal
Maples
First Baptist
Diz Barnett
St. Andrews
Homer Pitts
St. Johns Lutheran
First Presbyterian
Chuck Alvey
Oluf Hansen
St. Johns
First Metho
Dixie Loaded With College Cage Powers
In early season projections the South and Southeast show strong college basketball teams led by Kentucky and North Carolina State. Kentucky returns key players with height and depth, while N C State and George Washington loom in their conferences. Other top teams include Alabama, Duke, Tennessee, North Carolina, Louisville, and Western Kentucky with several promising sophomores and veterans shaping the race.
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Joe Reichler
New York
South
Southeast
Land of Dixie
Kentucky
North Carolina State
West Virginia
Alabama
Duke
Tennessee
North Carolina
George Washington
Richmond
Louisville
Western Kentucky
Murray
Bill Evans
Gayle Rose
Rob Burroughs
Jerry Byrd
Phil Grawemeyer
Crimson Tide
Jerry Harper
Dick Wyse
Jim Bogan
Aggies Sill Quint to Play Benefit Game Tonight
Cameron college coaches and Fort Sill all stars meet at Lawton High School fieldhouse at 8 p.m. for a benefit game supporting the Cerebral Palsy Institute in Norman. Key Cameron returnees Siebuhr Medley Turley Carver Reimers Woodard Moore Yeahque start. other locals also Ticket price 50 cents at the door.
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Cameron College
Fort Sill
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Cerebral Palsy Institute
Norman
Aggies
Cameron
Fran Siebuhr
Bruce Medley
Siebuhr
Amaawitu EN AE
Weve
Johnny Carver
Bob Turley
Tom Reimers
Audie Woodard
Tom Moore
Fred Yeahque
Lawton High
Pate
Aggie
Oklahoma A&m
Aggie Quint
Connors A&m
Tom St. John
Xavier
Ohio
St. John
Cincinnati
Boys Town Arrives For Shrine Bowl In Lawton
Boys Town Nebraska arrived with 25 players and two coaches to face Lawton All-Stars in the fifth Shrine Bowl at 10 a.m. Thanksgiving day. A Wednesday downtown parade begins the festivities with both teams in convertibles. Boy Town has a 6-2 season and is led by coach John Scott. Lawton’s 25-man squad has prepared under Leroy Montgomery and Charlie Dean. The game is considered a tossup as both teams seek a fifth straight Shrine victory.
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Lawton
Leroy Montgomery
Charlie Dean
Boys’ Town
John Scott
Scott
Florida
Texas
Father Flanagan
Boys’ Town High School
Nebraska
Minneapolis
Detroit
Cincinnati
Boys Town
Pittsburgh Accepted Bid to Sugar Bowl
Pittsburgh selects its strongest team since the 1930s golden era to earn its first Sugar Bowl invitation for January 2 in New Orleans. Pitt beat West Virginia and Penn State late season and will learn its SEC opponent after Saturday’s games.
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Pittsburgh
Panthers
West Virginia
Penn State
Pitt
SEC
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Fred Digby
Tom Hamilton
California
Syracuse
Nebraska
Duke
Virginia
Oklahoma
Navy
Miami
Washington
Jock Sutherland
Speegle Avoids Provocation Ahead of Oklahoma A&M Clash
Oklahoma A&M coach Cliff Speegle says he will not stir Oklahoma, the No. 1 team, and respects their power as his Cowboys prepare to face the Sooners in Norman. A&M aims to snap a nine game skid in a bid to upset the top ranked squad while Oklahoma seeks another win in their 28 game winning streak. Quarterback Jimmy Harris remains uncertain with a shoulder injury as Wilkinson tightens practice.
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Cliff Speegle
Oklahoma A&m
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Oklahoma
Speegle
Sooners
Oklahoma City
Aggie
Cowboys
Stillwater
A&m
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Wilkinson
Jimmy Harris
Nebraska
Monday Cage Results Highlight Midwestern Conflicts
Christian Brothers of Memphis defeated Arkansas College 76 to 58 while Lees Junior College of Kentucky upset Bluefield 85 to 80. Lincoln Memorial beat Berea 78 to 64 as Pittsburgh Kansas edged N.E. Oklahoma 79 to 65.
66ers Win Again as Coloradoans Star
HURON South Carolina Phil lips 66 Oilers defeated Huron College 117 to 96 marking their fourth win of the young basketball season. Center Burdette Haldorson scored 23 and forward Bob Jeangerald added 15 as two rookies from Colorado led the Oilers to their 16th straight win dating back to last season.
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Oilers
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Colorado
Burdette Haldorson
Bob Jeangerald
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