Weekend Football Staff Predictions Highlight Key Matchups
Staff predictions spotlight Colgate versus Cornell and Notre Dame versus New Mexico for the weekend. Rankings and betting figures surface alongside Penn and other programs as fans await outcomes.
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Pin Leaders Tied After Lawton Cafe Sweep
Lawton Cafe moved into a first place tie in the Major bowling league at Sooner Lanes by sweeping four points from Don Eaton Transfer and Storage Tuesday night. Clayton Riley led Lawton with a 597 series including 203 and 205 games, while Orville Greenwood added a 567 and Bob Welch 204. Townes Mews Store dropped two points to Public Service, keeping the lead contested.
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All-College basketball tourney pairings set in Oklahoma City
The 20th annual All-College tournament draw in Oklahoma City on Tuesday lists opening-day first-round games in bracket order. Upper bracket features Seattle vs Loyola of the South and Idaho State vs Tulsa while lower bracket matches Pennsylvania vs Oklahoma City University and Texas Tech vs Oklahoma A&M.
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Elgin Sinks Fletcher to Lead Comanche Conference
Elgin rallied from behind to beat Fletcher 61-47 and seize a clear lead in the Comanche County Conference. Kenny Rose scored 20 for Elgin while Fletcher’s Tommy Stinnett had 18 as Elgin improved to 4-0 in league play. Fletcher dropped to 3-1.
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Aggie Freshmen Defeat Tulsa 20 14 On Fourth Quarter Break
A blocked punt by Tom Wilson of Davis set up a fourth quarter score as Oklahoma Aggie freshmen edged Tulsa 20 14 at Lewis Field. Johnny Allen connected with Jack Motley for the decisive TD after Wilson batted and recovered near Tulsa 42. Tulsa led twice before Aggies tied with Bill West and Dan Northcutt returned a 60 yard punt for a tying score. Ray Boaz and Larry Idle kicked Tulsa and Aggies extra points respectively.
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Ray Boaz
Altus
Larry Ndle
Seminole
Longhorns Easy On Pass Defense
New York Texas faces Texas A M tomorrow as the National Collegiate Athletic Bureau warns that the Longhorns have allowed opponents to complete 58.3 percent of passes, potentially setting a record as the easiest major team to pass against. The 1950 Kansas State mark of .582 is the current record.
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Inexperienced LHS Cagers Have Their Work Cut Out
Lawton high school basketball faces a tough start as coach Bob Williams adds 25 players with only four lettermen. The Dec 6 opener against Burkburnett kicks off a 23 game schedule featuring a Bi-State Festival and key games with Norman Chickasha El Reno and Ardmore. Williams, in his third season, must rely on guards Boucher Combs Tonemah and sophomore Wilson to lead a developing squad.
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Heath Expects Aerial Barrage In Fort Bliss Clash
Fort Sill Cannoneers head coach Leon Heath expects a strong passing attack from Fort Bliss as his team prepares for a Fourth Army Conference game. Bliss features All American quarterback Cotton Davidson from Baylor, while Fort Sill lists injuries to Claude Roach and Billy Wessels who will miss the rest of the season, with Wessels shifting to coaching duties.
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Pittsburg State Teachers overpowers Oklahoma Baptist in 77 67 win
Pittsburg State Teachers College of Kansas defeated Oklahoma Baptist University 77 to 67 last night in Shawnee Oklahoma. The contest featured strong play from PSU as they secured the road victory over the Bison.
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Okla
Pittsburg State Teachers College of Kansas
Oklahoma Baptist University
Middie Coach Doubts Army Defense Edge in Preview
Annapolis notes show Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz defending Navy’s strong defense against Army coach Earl Blaik’s claim of a better Cadet defense. Erdelatz cites Navy as a defensive leader and plans to counter with adjustments, while Blaik’s comments hint at potential tactical plays for the upcoming game. Army’s improving linebacking strategy and Friday prep are also mentioned.
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O Neal May Start For OU Saturday
Norman Oklahoma United Press report indicates quarterback Pat O Neal may replace Jimmy Harris for Oklahoma in the upcoming game against Oklahoma A&M. Harris suffered an injury in the Nebraska game and was doubtful but is expected to resume full practice next week ahead of the Orange Bowl with Maryland.
Lions place Hornschmeyer on IR after injury
Detroit wideback Bobby Hornschmeyer, needing five yards to tie a 20 year club rushing record, was put on the 30 day injured reserve list on Wednesday. He will miss Detroit's final four games due to the injury.
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College scores roundup from various games across the region
Kentucky 68 Rio Grande 60 Huntington 10 Franklin Anderson 100 Villa Madonna 73 Pittsburgh 77 Oklahoma Baptist 67 Concordia 100 Grace - Culver-Stockton 88 William Penn 56 Taylor 85 Marian 79 South Dakota 86 Westmar 62 St Marys 67 Mankato 61 Chadron 77 South Dakota Mines 76 Vincennes 88 Lindsey Wilson JC 53 UTMB Martin 72 Freed-Harden 66
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Ohio State Lineman of the Week is Parker
Ohio State guard Jim Parker, 21, from Toledo, was named The Associated Press Lineman of the Week for his dominance on the line as OSU defeated Michigan 17 0 and captured the Big 10 championship. Parker, 6 3 242, helped open holes and stifle the Wolverines on defense.
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Hopalong) Cassaday
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Howard Cassady Named AP Back of the Week
In brief sports notes Howard Cassady of Ohio State earned AP Back of the Week honors. Sugar Bowl selection spot cited for Pitts with SEC opponent unnamed. Rutgers coach Harman relieved of duties. Little League fires commissioner Stotz. Pimlico major purse splits won by Alford and D Armour. Gran Vino captures feature at San Bruno track.
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UCLA Leads PCC With Scoring Title for Rose Bowl Representation
UCLA scored most in the Pacific Coast Conference and earns the league scoring crown while Stanford topped the conference in total and pass offense. Washington led in pass and total defense, but UCLA will represent the PCC in the Rose Bowl.
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Corner Lot Office Site in New Developments Area
Opportunity to purchase an ideal office location on a 50 by 100 foot corner lot at 916 C in the heart of new developments. The McKee Co. offers this property and can be reached by phone at 432.
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