Outdoor Report highlights chaotic Derby and deer season notes
About 1 000 youngsters attended the first annual Children's Fishing Derby at Lake Elmer Thomas with Charla Bryson and Bill Anderson winning heaviest fish prizes. D. D. Raiborn led the heaviest string with 41 perch earning a record player and 190 records. Deer hunting opens statewide for shotgun slugs November 12 14 except seven southeastern counties and parks. Lake Lawtonka reports weaker fishing but notable catches. fort Sill area deer hunting reserved for military personnel. Backlashes report a quail poaching arrest and ongoing patrols.
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Florida Power Surges Past Auburn 19 to 13 in Gainesville
Florida Gators smothered Auburn with three quarterbacks in a 19 to 13 Southeastern Conference victory in Gainesville. Fred Robinson passed for one TD, Bobby Lance rushed 84 yards for another, and Dick Allen set up the final drive with a long pass before limping off with injuries. Auburn scored on Bobby Freeman’s two rushing touchdowns as the Gators climbed into title contention.
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Keglers Lead Major Bowling At Week’s End
M&D Motor Freight and Southwest Men’s Store top Major Bowling with 11 points each after eight wins and four losses Budweiser Beer holds third with nine points Lawton Cafe sits fourth with seven points Dan Wiseman of M&D Freight leads individuals with a 184 average Team standings list M&D Motor Freight Southwest Men’s Store Budweiser Beer Lawton Cafe more teams and averages included
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Ohio State Beats California 21 to 13 in Columbus
Buckeyes ride Howard Cassady to two touchdowns and a 21 13 victory. Cassady opened with a 26 yard rush after an Ohio State interception that halted California’s early drive. Buckeye defense limited Paul Larson and controlled the game with a 104 yard Cassady rush total and 83 passing yards allowed.
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Lawton Coach Praises Club's Defensive Play
Lawton Wolverines coach Bob Bodenhamer lauded the defense after a 27-0 loss to Vernon Texas Friday night. He cited Vernon’s stagnant ground game and admitted two costly Lawton fumbles hurt the offense. A blocked punt helped Vernon score, as Lawton’s defense held attempts near the six-yard line earlier.
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Vernon, Lawton wrestle. Ardmore tops Duncan in Boomer league
Vernon beats Lawton 14 7 after ans big end Gene Miller recovers a blocked punt for a touchdown. Donnie McFarland of Lawton and Jerry Pearson of Vernon shine. Ardmore defeats Duncan 26 12 keeping a top league race. El Reno edges OC Northeast 13 0 with games weather impacted.
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Montreal Alouettes crush Toronto in Big Four clash
The Montreal Alouettes built a 3 touchdown first half and added two more in the final quarter to overpower the Toronto Argonauts 30-12 in a Big Four game. The win puts Montreal four points ahead of the Hamilton Tiger Cats, who routed Ottawa 45-0.
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Aggies Rolls Past Eastern A&M in Muddy Stadium Showdown
Cameron coach Jess Thompson praised his team after a 34-0 victory over Eastern A&M at Roosevelt stadium. The win strengthens Cameron’s 2-0 conference record and hometown dominance as Eastern’s fumbling and a soggy field hampered offense. Compton loomed as a future challenge with a California powerhouse set to visit next Friday.
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Compton Game Sees Regulars Dominate Early Periods
The Cameron regulars played the first and third periods while reserves handled the rest. The first team counted twice in the opening stanza.
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Aggies roll past Eastern for big 27 0 win in Cameron
Fullback Paul Hauser scored twice and Perry Morren added a touchdown as the Aggies built a 27 0 lead. Morren passed to Wayne Bingham for a 47 yard score and Norman Lamb connected with Jim Combs on a 14 yard strike. Rumbaugh broke a 47 yard run in the third quarter as Morren and Welch fueled the offense.
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Snyder Faces Tipton For Unbeaten Mark In Area Grid
Snyder stands as area's only unbeaten team as Tipton travels Friday night in a top clash. Cyclones boast 114 season points and 24 allowed after a 36-12 win over Lawton Bees. Tipton seeks to stay in title contention amid mixed results from Riverside and FSIS teams.
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Palafox Upsets Seixas in Mexico Cup Tie
Gustavo Palafox shocked U S champion Vic Seixas in straight sets 6 4 6 4 7 5 as Mexico earns its first point against the United States in a Davis Cup clash in Mexico City. Tony Trabert then defeated Mario Llamas 6 4 6 3 8 6 to even the North American zone finals at one win each.
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