Sooners and Cowboys Set for Saturday Civil War
Oklahoma and Oklahoma State, each with three losses in 18 games, meet in Norman before 50 000 fans in the 52nd annual football Civil War. Bud Wilkinson's Sooners, already orange bowl bound, face a State squad led by Dick Spergel and Dave Cross. Seven native Oklahomans start for each side. injuries plague several stars on both teams as final preparations run Friday night into Saturday morning bus trips.
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Sat Lyle
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Aggie
Jim Wood
Tonkawa
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Colorado
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Clendon Thomas
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Dale Sherrod
Don Nelson
Dennis Morris
Chuck Bowman
George Talbott
Doyle Jennings
Ken Northcutt
Bill Krisher
Joe Oujesky
Benicn Ladd
Byron Searcy
Oklahoma State and Oklahoma lineups listed with players
A dense OCR style listing shows lineups for Oklahoma State and Oklahoma teams with many players and numbers. Names include Jim Wood Jorge Madama Don Gamer and others, with multiple positions and jersey numbers. The block resembles a roster or team sheet from a game program or article.
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Jim Wood
Jorge Madama
Don Gamer
Jim’ Howard
Howard Keys
Ralph Bock
Vandiver Childs
Dick du Pree
Jerry Hyden
John ‘Calvin
Fred Latham
Bob Greenhaw
H. J. Green
Ras Mepagans
Tommy Wits KI
Mendell
Lee Holl
Ted Smith
Jon Evans
Don Hill
C. J. Harkey
Dick Spergel
David Crass
Dan Wagner
Duane Wood
Tony Bans Held
Vernon Sewell
Jim Wlegins
Dan Narthcutte
Everett Wood
Larry Rundle
Billy West
Oklahoma LA
Don Suller
Ross Fois
Rey
Jerry Thompson
Wells
Bea Northeult
Je Oujesky
Dick Gwinn
Bob Harrison
Jim Lawrence
Cloyd Shilling
Joe Rector
Steve Jennings
Jere Durham
Carl Dodd
David Baker
Bennett Watts
Jake Sandefer
Brewster
Prentice Gaull
WUN
Clendon Thames
Dick Car Reaker
Johnny Pettow
Dennis Moris
David Solis
Wahoo McDaniel
Playoffs Contested As Harding Eagles Prevail Over Frederick
In a hard fought game Harding Eagles defend stoutly and outplay Frederick to end the season with a decisive playoff result. Richard Sinclair scored on a two yard plunge to spark a 70 plus lead as Dallas Barnett and Tony Zahn contributed key plays on offense and defense. Frederick’s Bombers fought hard but were limited by Harding’s relentless defense and timely turnovers.
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Jerry Potter
Harding Eagles
Frederick
Belf
Dean W Wild
Bombers
Marlow
Eagles
Harding
Richard Sinclair
Dallas Barnett
Tony Zahn
Jett
Barnett
Oklahoma Deer Run Law Gap Faces Wildlife Board
Outdoor Oklahoma reports a new law is needed to curb deer running by dogs as hunting season opens for furbearers. Wildlife Director Clarence Burch cites roaming dogs and lax laws, while Attorney General Mack Williamson says current statutes only ban dogs in parks and refuges, leaving no clear remedy. Creek County leads fur income amid weak pelts market. Quail reports from Enid describe scarce feed and sagging hunting bags.
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Wildlife Department
Creek County
Enid
Fred Lewis
Pete Davis
Lewis
Cleo Springs
Clarence Burch
Burch
Mack. Willamson
Commission
Williamson
Injury-Laden Sil Faces Hamilton in Key Interservice Clash
Injury plagued Fort Sill Cannoneers travel to San Francisco to meet the second ranked Air Force Defenders led by Pepper Rodgers. Hamilton boasts a 6-1-1 mark and a strong line with Doud Bubick and Brandy. Fort Sill reshuffles positions including Rothaus at qb and Wirtz to fullback to counter the Air Force offense.
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Atadee
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Schwenk
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Georgia Tech
Rodgers
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Ohio State
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Koepnick
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Ray Bubick
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Han
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Jim O'Hara
Alleman
O'Hara
Chuck Montgomery
Enter
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Ralph Krupke
Ed Fouch
Roger Massey
Cy Young winner named for Milwaukees Braves
Baseball updates from Associated Press list Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves as the second recipient of the Cy Young Award. Also reported are results from NBA, college football, and multiple horse races across venues like Jamaica, New Orleans, and Pimlico with drivers and purses noted.
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Mil
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Cy Young
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Boston Celtics
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Footbal Lawrence
Kansas
Tack Mitchell
Come
University of Arkansas
University of
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Navy Ole Miss Rice Can Snare Bow Bids
Navy Mississippi and Rice can claim bowl berths with victories in tomorrow’s games. Navy, ranked No. 11 and favored by three over Army, seeks a Cotton Bowl share while Mississippi and Rice aim for key conference titles and Sugar or Cotton Bowl spots. Auburn eyes the national title race but faces Alabama under probation. Major bowls loom as several top teams wrap seasons with pivotal matchups and conference stakes.
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Spartans Snare Statistics Title
Michigan State finished second in the Big Ten with a 5-1 record while leading both offense and defense in key statistics. MSU topped the conference in points per game, yards gained, plays, and yards per play, with strong defense limiting opponents to 10 points per game. Ohio State led in scoring average and rushing but had few offensive errors.
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Spor t Scores From Across Regions and Colleges
A jumble of grid scores lists college and junior college results across the East West and junior college circuits. Notable showings include Brown over Colgate 33 to 7 and Texas A&M edged by Hardin-Simmons 29 to 2 while Utah 27 beat Utah State 6. Continuous updates cover multiple teams, venues, and outcomes across the day.
Deer Kills Reported Across Lawton Area Opening Season
Lawton area deer season opened with 26 of the 399 total bagged at Cache Fort Hill and Meers check stations. Major catches included a 121 pound field dressed buck shot by T Hazlet of Mt Park and a 14 point buck. Stratton notes rancher reluctance to allow hunting limited effort.
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Meers
C. W. Stratton
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Oklahoma
Clayton
Ray Lamz
Bromide
A. G. Baughman
Okmulgee
Lions rally to down Packers on Thanksgiving day
Coach George Wilson urged a wake up call at halftime and Detroit answered with a second half surge to defeat Green Bay 18 to 6 before 54,301 rain soaked fans at Briggs Stadium. Jim Martin and John Henry Johnson led with three field goals, while the Lions defense forced two fumbles and a safety as Babe Parish was tackled in the end zone.
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