Quail Quarrel Opens Deer Season in Comanche County Area
The three day deer season starts Thursday with Nimrods allowed to hunt sunrise to sundown across Comanche county including city land west of Lake Lawtonka and various private ranches after checking. Rangers Crawford and others oversee stations at Porter Hill and surrounding areas while hunting spans Caddo and Stephens counties.
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L. E. Crawford
Comanche County
Lake Lawtonka
C. R. Ellsworth
Crawford
Porter Hill
Johnny Huntchison
Ross Hanks
State Game and Fish Department
R. C. Scott
Watonga
Meers
Euel Stone
Frederick
Cade
Jack Howenstine
D. H. McClanahan
Canton
Caddo
Stephens
Atoka
Latimer
LeFlore
McCurtain
Pushmataha
Pittsburg
U. S. 69
Haskell County
Cimarron
Sequoyah
Muskogee
Cherokee
Adair
U.S. 62
Arkansas River Bridge
Tahlequah
S.H
Arkansas State Line
Arkansas River
Clarence Soper
Lawton
Vern Ford
Cache
Indiahoma
Soper
Wichita Mountains
Kansas and Bills Set for Tight Loop Play
In the Midwest race, Kansas aims to dethrone Colorado in the Big Seven but faces pressure from Missouri. Iowa leads the Big Ten with depth despite Sharm Scheuerman’s kidney injury. Illinois, Indiana, Ohio State, and Minnesota projects shape up with strong sophomores and seasoned veterans. Marshall, Bowling Green, Tulsa, and Houston stand out in their conferences as major contenders.
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Joe Reichler
New York
Midwest
Iowa
Illinois
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri
St. Louis
Missouri Valley
Houston
Marshall
Miami
Ohio
Bowling Green
Marquette
Notre Dame
Dayton
Cincinnati
Xavier
Loyola
DePaul
Chicago
Sharm Scheuerman
Tom Payne
Scheuerman
Bill Schoof
Deacon Davis
Carl Cain
Bill Logan
Bill Seaberg
Tllinois
Paul Judson
George Bonsalle
Bruce Brothers
Illini
Ted Caiazza
Indiana
Archie Dees
Ohio State
Robin Freeman
Chuck Mencel
Dick Garmaker
Minnesota
Bill Simonovich
Wisconsin
Dick Cable
Ray Gross
Wayne Enbree
Toledo
Husky Visitors Favored as Shrine Midget Bowl Set
Twenty five Boys Town midget football players visit Lawton to meet the Lawton All-Stars in the fifth Shrine Midget Bowl at Roosevelt Stadium tomorrow at 10 am. The Visitors, coached by John Scott, hold a 6 2 record and are favored by size while the All-Stars boast a long Shrine Bowl winning streak. About 2,000 fans expected. parade and banquet events accompany the game day festivities.
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Wilburn L. Sullivan
Headquarters Battery
Curtis Devers
Army
Richard Noland
Father Flanagan
Boys Town
Lawton All-Stars
Roosevelt Stadium
Shriners
Jack Botts
Highway Patrol
H. D. Morgan
Nebraska
Artillery
Jack Warner
Neb
Lawton
John Scott
Omaha
All Stars
Lawton-Fort Sill Shriners
Proram
Fuzz Barnes
Leroy Montgomery
Charlie Dean
Bill Abbott
Washington
Bill Thomas
Abbott
Cameron
Whittier
Steve Chapman
Little Roger Henson
Lincoln
Charles Williams
Douglass
Wade McCarty
Dunbar
John Henry Nelson
Stanley Tyrone
Larry Thomas
Leon Nix
Ronnie Liles
Wilson
Scott
Bobby Caniglia
Oakland
Cal
Fort Sill
Nebraska Crew
Dean
Wildlife Refuge
Holy City
Wichita Falls
Knights of Columbus
Le—Charles Williams
Bill Stapleton
Bill Shelton
Ae Eee Thomas
Bill Flanigan
Tommy Nichols
Kenneth Brown
Randell Edison
Ae Tyrone
Johnny Pad
En RE
Mike Rodgers
Ricky Hickenbottom
Roger Henson
Tom Reese
Richard Chapman
Raymond Mayhall
Stephen Thomas
Steve Spaulding
Jesse Corey
Jesse Atockine
Boxing results from multiple venues last night
Contenders fought across HOLLYWOOD COMPTON HOLYOKE RICHMOND MIAMI BEACH and other cities. Winners included Cisco Andrade Kenny Davis Bobby Courchesne Eddie Machen Al Andrews Ray Portilla Jake Josato and Mel Collins with points or knockouts recorded in a chaotic roundup of local bouts.
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Hollywood
Calif
Cisco Andrade
Compton
Kenny Davis
Los Angeles
Holyoke
Mass
Bobby Courchesne
Joey Gambino
New York
Richmond
Eddie Machen
San Francisco
Max Chris
Salt Lake City
Miami Beach
Fla
al Andrews
St. Paul
Jimmy Martinez
Phoenix
Ariz
Tampa
Ray Portilla
New 7
Aldo Monte
Lunsford Wins Rushing Title In Valley Showdown
Earl Lunsford of Oklahoma A&M clinched the Missouri Valley rushing crown with 133 yards against Kansas State, leading by 95 yards over Detroit's Billy Russell. Pontius and Spencer also earned titles for the Aggies, while Ken Stegall topped the league in all-purpose scoring and Houston's Klisanin, Wynes, and Rich ards posted notable numbers.
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Denver
West Virginia
Syracuse
Mountaineers
Wyoming
North Carolina State
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A&m
Michigan State
Marquette
Spartans
Nebraska
Sooners
Navy
Middies
Army
Stanford
Yols
Michigan Star
Drake
Purdue
Texas
West Va
Wake Forest
Jack Parr
Kansas State
Rex Eckwall
Jim Thom
Colorado
Jim Rangles
George Hannah
Mel Coffman
Iowa State
Ed Hickey
St. Louis
Dick Boushka
al Serkin
Dick Thompson
Jim McLoughlin
Houston
Don Boldebuck
Tulsa
Ken Leatherman
Wichita
Cleo Littleton
Detroit
Bradley
Earl
Lunsford
Aggie Ramrod
Billy Russell
Russell
Titan
Mighty Oklahoma
Cowpokes
Aggies
Tom Pontius
Chester Spencer
Pontius
Jim Lobkovich
Charles Wynes
Spencer
Perry Richards
Curley Johnson
Leroy Himan
Jim Klisanin
Ken Stegall
Sill's Fast Finish Tops Aggies In Cage Opener
Fort Sill's Artillery and Guided Missile All-Stars led by Billy Joe Emmons defeated Cameron's Aggies 79-75 in a lively exhibition. Emmons scored 26, Schoenstein added 16, and Patterson contributed key moments as Sill pulled away late. Cameron, led by Fran Siebuhr with 28, stayed in it through the second half but could not overcome Sill's rebounding and long-range defense.
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Fort Sill
Billy Joe Emmons
On Aggies
Lawton High School
Emmons
Sill
Herb Schoenstein
Aggies
Fred Yeahque
Sillmen
Stars
Cameron
Bruce Medley
Liebuhr
Audie Woodard
Schoenstein
Patterson
Roger Herrscher
Siebuhr
Medley
Yeahqua
Cameron Fg
F-Fapf
Moore
Hees
Reimers Ee
Woodard
Carver
Smith Ee
Turley Ee
Sill Stars
Bomhoff
Dowling
Rinker
Herrscher Ee Schoenstein
Baker Ee
Emer
Beck Ee
Mason Electric Heating System Service Ad
Local notice urges homeowners to prepare winter comfort by servicing motors, controls, filters, floor furnaces and central heat. Mason Electric advertises contact number 9122 6171 and address Ave. for timely maintenance.
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Mason Electric
Ave
Berlin swimmer breaks world record in 100 meter breaststroke
The East German news agency reported Horst Fritsche of Magdeburg lowered the world mark to 1 09.2 for the 100 meter breaststroke at a meet with Romania on Tuesday night. The official record is 1 10.5.
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Jefferson Line
Tillman
Wilson
Ralph Hennessee
Lawton
Dave Richardson
Temple
Hennessee
Ryan
Red River
Leo Nease
Lawton Junior High
Homer
Berlin
Horst Fritsche
Magdeburg
Romania
Aggies Texas In Turkey Feature Surprise Southwest Finish
Texas A and M ends season with a key showdown against Texas as the SWC race remains unsettled. Recruiting infractions bar post season, elevating Texas Christian to Cotton Bowl duty while Penn Cornell renew the Ivy clash in Philadelphia and a slate of other games outlines the Thanksgiving schedule.
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Associated Press
Texas A&m
Texas
Aggies
Longhorns
Texas Christian
Penn
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Ncaa Service Bureau
Woody Wilson
Randlett
Bills
Michigan
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Wildcats
Bill Schulz
Snartans
Max Gonzenbach
Julius McCoy
Duane Peterson
Wolverines
Pete Tillotson
Randy Tarrier
Joe Sisko
Boilermakers
Frank Cummings
Joe Sexson
Lew Johnson
Jayhawks
Norm Stewart
Willard Wilfong
Parr
Buddy Hogan
Richard West
Joel Hurtado
Gene Gilmore
Dan Trujillo
John Chesire
Ronald Klerr
Ace Curtis
Robert Jennings
Paul Noland
Jack Palmer
Joe Money
Earl Hunter
Tim Hartness
John Minjares
David Hermsen
Tim Ensor
Bill Diltz
Powell Bell
Johnny Wright
Tony Viescas
Don Rose
Peter Platz
Philadelphia
Boston
Rochester
Minneapolis
Fort Wayne
Fort
Trenton
N.J
Jake Josato
Mel Collins
Lobkovitch
Dick Hughes
Klinanin
Don Caraway
Bill Day
Charley Wade
Oldsmobile CO
Bob Greenberg
Santa Clara
Worthy Patterson
Yeahque
Don Rinker
Bob Turley
Ed Smith
Tom Reimers
Silil
Dick Dowling
Jim
MOV
Cleas
Hudson
Nash Rambler Custom Country Club
Nash Country Club
Cadillac
Fordamatic
Trader Jim Gaskins
Lawton-Fort Sill
T-Aggies
Turkey
Norelco
Corwin
Clinton
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Springfield
Grand Rapids
New Haven
Johnstown
Falcon
Hine Briar
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