State Playoffs Bring Four Area Teams to Turkey Games
Four area teams Lawson Douglass Frederick and Tipton plus Grandfield contest Thanksgiving round matchups as state gridiron bids advance. Grandfield tackles Tipton at 2 30 p m while Frederick faces Herding at Tait Stadium Oklahoma City also at 2 30 p m Douglass Lions seek revenge at Ardmore.
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Howell Says Most Pressure On His Giants
United Press Sports Writer Earl Wright reports coach Jim Lee Stowell says the New York Giants face the most pressure in their stretch with the Cleveland Browns. The piece notes upcoming games, team form, injuries, and week 12 NFL picks with several players listed as questionable or out.
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Lions Battle Packers Tomorrow in Thanksgiving Showdown
Detroit coach George Wilson says the Lions must prove they have championship stuff as they face Green Bay on Thanksgiving Day at Briggs Stadium. Detroit, 4-3, hosts a 3-6 Packers with star fullback Paul Hornung listed doubtful due to an ankle injury. the game is nationally televised by CBS at noon EST.
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Popular Quintet Gains Ground In Bowling Play
In the Horsewives League the Popular Frigidaire team crept up on Ray & Carer Garage by stealing three points at Sooner Lanes yesterday. Edith Preble anchored a 92 series as teammates pushed near 350, while Iva Boyd led Ray & Carter with 170 978 and Jeanette Dix 420, as Art Florists tied for 11th by sweeping three of four from Al's DX. Bettie Himes paced Art Floris with 178 499. Darby Furniture and C. J. Constant held steady with 430s. In the RCA Men's League the Specialists swept four from Fintrons, Conrad Drexel 523 tops. the Kingpins and R Cats split, Don Hassel adding 526 for the latter. The $-Balls closed in with a four-point win over the Neutrons. L. H. Cogdell led 9475. Major League action saw Lupi's Champion win three from Lautersteins on Claire Schroeder 206 210 218 632 and Lupi’s teammates. Wade Olds fall to second as Red Bud Foods beat them. Carless Tubbs 576, Ken Smart 567. Constitution Press dropped to third after loss to Sooner Lanes. Kennedy and Co. drew with C Barber. Pepsi-Cola climbed to fourth by defeating Lawton Cafe behind Bob Bastean 209 54 and Marv Cavender 533.
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Deer Season Opens in Southeastern Oklahoma Counties
The shotgun rifle deer season begins in Southeastern Oklahoma covering Atoka Latimer LeFlore McCurtain Pushmataha and portions of Pittsburg and Has kell counties with some areas limited to shotguns only. About 25 000 hunters are expected to hunt and officials predict roughly 2 500 deer kills or one in ten hunters.
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College Cage Scores Span Broad Conference Matches
Western Carolina routed Carson Newman 30 to 3 and Belmont Abbey lost 72 to 55 as Catawba defeated South Dakota Tech 61 to 55. Transylvania edged Cedarville 98 82, while Memphis Christian Bros. fell 54 to 82. In New York, jockey Henry Wajda scored in the North resell Park feature as Wirey Marks led Jamaica zone top event.
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Cache Grabs League Lead In Caddo Comanche Hoop Race
The district basketball race opened with Cement rallying to beat Elgin 52-18, pushing Cement and Elgin into a shared second place as the lead tightens. Indiana homa, Temple, and Lanother area results follow with Hollister and Loco, plus Snyder and Mani ny matches noted.
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Pastrano Seeks Title Shot in Miami Bout
In Miami Beach Willie Pastrano returns from England to face Will Besmanoff in a heavyweight bout telecast by ABC at 9 p m CST. Pastrano, viewed as a leading challenger to Floyd Patterson, aims to prove himself with a victory over the German heavyweight and push toward a title try after a London victory over Dick Richardson on October 22.
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Early Week College Picks Parade by Fraley
Oscar Fraley catalogs weekend football predictions listing Navy over Army and a slate of regional games. Highlighted are Navy’s grid contest, and picks across the South and Midwest with teams like Oklahoma, Tulsa, Notre Dame, Texas A&M, and Holy Cross favored.
Turkey Day Grid Roundup Sets Busy Bowl Scene
College football fans face a full bowl slate as Texas A M meets Texas in a pivotal showdown with potential Cotton Bowl fate tied to Baylor and Rice results. VMI seeks the Tangerine Bowl via a win, while Texas finishes 8 1 this season. NBC televised coverage includes College Station matchup with regional viewership.
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Aggies Texas Clash Looms In Final A&M Bid Test
Aggies face Texas in a key season finale at College Station with a touchdown edge predicted. Sophomores Dowdle Ramirez Blanch pace A&M ground, Fondren leads Texas aerial attack as Sugar Bowl hopes hinge on results including Rice-Baylor. Dry, fast field awaits a 1:30 p.m. CST kickoff.
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Tall Men Back In Tulsa Lineup
Forward Ed Scruggs, 68 sophomore, returns to the Tulsa University basketball lineup after nine days on the bench due to a torn knee ligament. He joins 68 Bob Good all, 65 Jack Pontious and other tall men as Tulsa fields one of its loftiest teams. Coach Clarence Iba plans a sinking man to man defense to improve on last season's 67.1 points allowed per game.
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