White Hits 546 and Security Climbs In Bowling Loop
Leo Nease led the Funeral Home team with 214 201 604 in City League at Sooner Lanes as GMAC’s Lou Pearce countered with 219 513. Woodall Service Station swept four points, while Security Bank edged Coca Cola with Grover White’s 208 546 and others rolling in the 400s. Centenary Methodist extended its lead in the Church League with Lou Hagmaier 532 and Bill Easley 519. St Andrews Episcopal and First Baptist No. 2 trailed closely.
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Leo Nease
Lawtin Funeral Home
Sooner Lanes
GMAC
Lou Pearce
Don Boone
Bill Nightwonger
Funeral Home
Woodall
Smokey
Bob Mason
Wilbur Loud
Dale Chaney
Lloyd Highsmith
Woodall Boys
Fairmont Foods
Bob Stafford
Carless Tubbs
Hogle
IGA
Page Aircraft
Buck Weaver
John Wood
Page
Neal Witt
Bob Parkinson
Hogles
Centenary Methodist
St. Johns Lutheran
Lou Hagmaier
Bill Easley
Bob Schulz
St. Andrews Episcopal
First Baptist No
Guy Rogers
Episcopal
Olie Greenwood
Ken Myers
Dave Cagle
First Baptist
Central Baptist
Watt Fleming
First Methodist
Blessed Sacrament
Northeastern A&M Stars Earn All-America Game Invites
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College stars quarterback Jack Jones and left halfback Bob Greene received invitations to play in the All-America Junior College game on December 7 in Jackson Mississippi. Jones threw 14 touchdown passes and scored seven times while Greene, Bartlesville born, led as punter with 40 punts at 41.86 yards and added 16 extra points. Northeastern has been mentioned for several post season bowls, with Jacksons game on the same day.
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Miami
Okla
Jack Jones
Bobby Greene
Northeastern
Oklaoma A&m College
Jackson
Miss Jones
Commerce
Green
Bartlesville
Erskine Cops Empire Heavyweight Title From Bygraves
Joe Erskine of Britain defeated Joe Bygraves of Jamaica in a 15 round decision to win the British Empire heavyweight title. Erskine weighed 192 pounds and Bygraves 200 pounds.
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Leicester
England
Joe Erskine
Britain
Joe Bygraves
Jamaica
Erskine
Bygraves
West squeaks past East in seventh Shrine Midget Bowl
In Roosevelt stadium the West squad defeated the East 13 to 12 in the seventh annual Lawton-Fort Sill Shrine Club Midget football game. Rick Wilson and Wayne Davis connected for key plays, with Davis scoring the margin on a late drive. East standout Wayne Shannon had two rushing TDs, but failed on extra points amid a tight, error-light defensive battle.
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Gene T&rasher
Starf
Rick Wilson
Whittier
Wayne
Davis
Dunbar
Lawton-Fork Sill Shrine Club
Roosevelt Stadium
Wayne Shannon
Shannon
Wilson
Inntal
Coffin Corner
Buffaloes Win Statistics Race As Stransky Snares Spotlight
Colorado's Dal Ward led the Buffaloes to 4 152 yards total offense and a 6 3 1 record as they topped the Big Eight in statistics. Bob Stransky ran for 1 097 yards, led conference scorers with 77 points, and ranked high in total offense with 1 337 yards. Dwight Nichols of Iowa State topped pass completions and total offense, while Clendon Thomas and Hob Haas earned individual honors in other categories. Boyd Dowler led Colorado receivers with 23 catches for 376 yards.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Colorado
Sooners
Dal Ward
Golden Buffaloes
Buffs
Norman
Oklahoma State
Bob Stransky
Stransky
Dwight Nichols
Iowa State
Nichols
Cyclone Tailback
Nickols
Clendon Thomas
Hob Haas
Missouri
Boyd Dowler
Three Deadlock In Grid Contest
Area writers Tom Sharrock city editor John Clabes and Morning Press sports editor Tom Wright tied for top honors in the weekly staff football predictions with 17 winners and six losers. It was the fourth straight week in the top spot for Clabes who has climbed from ninth to second in five weeks. Sharrock retained his lead with a 149 B2 record for a .645 average. Clabes is one game back at 148 83. Wright has 145 86. Following the leaders last week were Bill Bentley with 1b7. Ray Atteberry and Red Ahlschlager tied at 15 8. Ted Ralston and Lew Johnson deadlocked at 14 9, Gene Thrasher had 13 10 and Bill Dixon tumbled in 12 11, Dixon dropped from second to fourth place with 143 88 (.619). At teberry Ralston and Johnson are tied for fifth with 142 89 (.615). Deadlocked for the cellar are Bent ley Ahischlager and Thrasher with 138 93 (587). Here are the records wel in Sharrock Clabes Wright Bentley Consensus Alleberry Ahischlager Ralston Johnson Thrasher Dixon wanee BEDNARIK OUT OF ACTION PHILADELPHIA UP Chuck Bednarik veteran Philadelphia linebacker suffered a rib separation in his left side against Washington last Sunday and will be lost to the Eagles when they meet Pittsburgh here next Sunday.
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Tom Sharrock
John Clabes
Morning Press
Tom Wright
Clabes
Sharrock
Wright
Bill Bentley
Ray Atteberry
Red Ahlschlager
Ted Ralston
Lew Johnson
Gene Thrasher
Bill Dixon
Dixon
Atteberry
Ralston
Johnson
Bentley
Ahischlager
Thrasher
Wright Bentley
Alleberry
Ralston Johnson
Dixon Wanee
Lane's Tactics In Dupas Camp
New Orleans reports current top welterweight Ralph Dupas is wary of Kenny Lane's tactics as Lane seeks a payday. Manager Whitey Esneault scoffs at Lane after Lane rejected prior talks then sought a $10,000 offer. Dupas recently defeated Mickey Crawford while Lane prepares for a possible $50,000 gate in a potential third meeting.
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New Orleans
Ralph Dupas
Kenny ‘Lane
Whitey Esneault
Benny Geigerman
Wired Lane
Jack ‘Kearns
Dupas
Mickey Crawford
Saginaw
Mich
Lane
Esneault
Geigerman
Frankie Ruff
Vince ‘Martinez
Racing News Briefs Highlight Winners Across Circuits
In racing brief items Bold Ruler is named Horse of the Year by the Morning Telegraph and Daily Racing Form. At Pimlico Wise Margin wins the 450 feature, while Narragansett hosts a top event won by Admiral Dale YPM. Nearette scores in Trmalca's feature at New York synthetic track.
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New York
Bold Ruler
The
Morning Telegraph
Daily Racing Four
Red Sox untouchables Williams Malzone limit trade scope
Boston general manager Joe Cronin insisted Ted Williams and Frank Malzone are the only Red Sox untouchables while acknowledging winter meeting chances of major deals appear slim He said he would trade other regulars if a worthy return could be found and remove uncertainty about making trades for regular players.
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Boston
Joe Cronin
Ted “Williams
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
Williams
Malzone
Cronin
Jones to fight Vaughn at Madison Square Garden next Friday
Tiger Jones of Yonkers will meet Willie Vaughn of Los Angeles at Madison Square Garden in a substitute bout replacing the originally scheduled Paolo Rosi versus Johnny Busso.
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Jones
Vaughn
New York
Tiger Jones
Yonkers
Willie
Los Angeles
Madison Square Garden
Paolo Rosi
Johnny Busso
Mitchell Sets Kansas Visit
Lawrence report says athletic director A. Lonborg discussed interviews with Jack Mitchell for Kansas coaching job. Mitchell, former Oklahoma quarterback great, denied interest. Kansas source said hiring was imminent and Mitchell would visit Kansas City for talks.
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Lawrence
Lonborg
Jack Mitchell
Arkansas
Kansan
Jayhawk
Mitchell
Fayetteville
Ark
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Charles Mather
Owen Field Turf Gets Paint Job For Oklahoma State Game
Oklahoma soon to dye Owen Field turf green for the Saturday game with Oklahoma State. Workmen planned to apply dye today with a National telecast to feature the color. Poor weather delayed the dyeing and officials say the color will not wash off.
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Norman Im
University
Oklahoma State University
Oklahoma Notre Dame
Mondans Results and Wednesday Schedule Highlight Games
A list shows matchups with New York at Boston Philadelphia at Syracuse Minneapolis vs Cincinnati at Detroit and Souis at Detroit. No player names are listed. the schedule reflects the next round of games and venues.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Souis
Essuern
New
New York
I Louis
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