Angling Is Good In State and Area Outlook
Outdoor editor reports autumn hunters and fishermen gain. Wildlife refuge director Ernest Greenwalt notes lakes are near capacity with catfish and bass catches rising. Crappie depth trends aid fall fishing as Fort Sill plants 17000 fingerlings and crews repair lakes.
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Lawionka
Ernest Greenwalt
Elmer Thomas
Greenwalt
Quanah Parker
Jed Johnson
Lake Rush
Lake Comanche
Cache Creek
Tenkiller Ferry
Fort Gibson
Wister
Canton
Heyburn
Lake Texoma
State Game and Fish Department
Nuff
Sports Afield
Fort Sill
Lawton Wolverines Eye Chickasha Showdown in Boomer Tilt
Lawton rides a revived title chase after a 33 to 6 win over Norman and heads to Chickasha to face Bud O Dea's Chicks in a key Boomer Conference clash. Ronnie Hartline starred with 277 yards of offense and three extra points as Lawton strengthens its district 2A contention.
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Norman
Lawton
Wolverines
Bob Bodenhamer
Chickasha
el Reno
Duncan
Indians
Ardmore
Tigers
John Marshall
Bud O’dea
Pauls Valley
Ronnie Hartline
Hartline
Ada
Altus
Cules
Lawton LHS rallies with Kosechata TDs in win
Halfback Darrell Kosechata scored twice despite an injured ankle, with an opening kickoff return for a TD and a two yard plunge in the fourth quarter after a 51 yard end sweep setup. J W Hunter added a 39 yard TD run as Lawton leveled its season at two two and one. Donnie McFarland Darrell Alldredge Jerry Moon Scott Brown Brent Morford led a stout defense holding the Tigers to 88 rushing yards.
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Darrell Kosechata
Norman
LHS
J. W. Hunter
Lawton
Donnie McFarland
Darrell Alldredge
Jerry Moon
Scott Brown
Brent Morford
Tigers
Britain tops New Zealand 26 to 6 in rugby test
In Swinton England, Britain outplayed New Zealand to win the season's first rugby league test by 26 to 6. Britain dominated with stronger offense and defense, earning the opener victory over the Kiwis on home soil.
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Swinton
England
Britain
New Zealand
Ags Bombard Huskers 27-0 in potent line drive
Texas A M defeated Nebraska 27 to 0 before 39000 fans as the Aggies surged with 21 points in the second period. Guards Murry Trimble and Dennis Goehring and center Loyd Hale powered early TDs while Nebraska’s line struggled to stop the assault. The Huskers fought to the end but could not steady the defense or mounting offense.
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Lincoln
Neb
Texas A&m
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Aggies
Murry Trimble
Dennis Goehring
Loyd Hale
Aggies topple Huskers in late rally for win
Texas A&M overwhelmed Nebraska with a pressure run in the second period, scoring three touchdowns. Grant, Dudley, and Gillar led the scoring drive as A&M built 27 points to Nebraska’s 6. Don Elway struggled with 19 passing yards as fullback George Cifra stood out for Nebraska. Texas A&M totaled 336 yards to Nebraska’s 133 with 17 first downs to 13.
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Jimmy Wright
Nebraska
Aggies
Trimble
Goehring
Hale
Donald Grant
Aggie
Husker
Don Elway
Roy Taylor
George Gillar
Gillar
Ed Dudley
Huskers
A&m
George Cifra
Texas A&m
Grant
Dudley
Wright
Taylor
Group Interested In Buying Tigers
Miami Beach, Oct. 8. Harry Levy and associates offer 2.6 million dollars for the Detroit Tigers baseball club. Trustees of the Walter O Briggs estate plan a Oct. 27 meeting and Briggs Jr. is expected to bid for the club for the trustees. If the offer is declined under Michigan trustee laws, the club may be sold Jan. 1.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Harry Levy
Detroit Tigers
Levy
Walter O. Briggs
Walter O. Briggs Jr
Briggs Jr
Michigan
Briges
Area Grid Roundup Erick Tipton Tilt Tops Slate
Area roundup covers Tipton vs Erick preview with notes on Hollis Hobart, Frederick, Walters, Grandfield and Comanche standings. Baylor? No. Tigers eye potential two week run as若 district races tighten. results include Riverside, Mt View, Snyder, Roosevelt, Waurika, Cordell and Elk City performances.
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Erick-Tipton
Tilt Tops
Marvin Threadkeld
Mt. View Tigers
Roosevelt
Riverside
Tigers
Mighty Snyder
Witt
Frederick
Guymon
Hollis
Angum
Woodward
Sayre
Hobart
Itats
Altus
Walters
Elk City
Clinton
Mangum
Andarko
Weatherford
Anadarko
Grandfield
Duncan
Shattuck
Fairview
Alva
Liberal
Kan
Erick
Tipton
Ulysses Kan
Mt View
Waynoka
Lone Wolf
Blackwell
Snyder
Clinton Roosevelt
Southern
FSIS
Ts Op
Downs
Carnegie
Comanche
Mt. View
Temple
Cordell
Velma-Alma
Marlow
Waurika
Eric
Lawton
Wynnewood
Fox Hollis
Saints to Host Enid Grid Team at Roosevelt Stadium
Saint Marys six man Saints, with one win and one loss, host Enid Monday night at 6 p.m. in their first home game at Roosevelt Stadium. Coach Bob Phillips will start Harry Harper for ends and Don Martin at quarterback as Dale Washenberger leads with four touchdowns.
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St. Mary’s
Saints
Enid
Roosevelt Stadium
Harrold
Tex
el Reno
Sacred Heart
Bob Phillips
Harry Harper
Phil Roberts
Pat Nugent
Don Martin
Dale Washenberger
Ohio State Tops Illini In Hard Fought Grid Duel
Ohio State defeats Illinois 13 to 6 in a tight battle as Cassady scores twice and Kriss adds a 15 yard scoring pass. Elwood also runs for six points while Lindbeck and Stout sneak for Illinois. Illinois gains 175 passing yards on 7 of 15 with Harkrader injured.
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Em Lindbeck
Hiles Stout
Ohio
Cassady
Frank Elwood
Fred Kriss
Elwood
Illinois
Illini
Jerry Harkrader
Lee Williams
Don Vick
Harry Jefferson
Invaders
Jefferson
Lindbeck
Rod Hanson
Ohio State
Kriss
Ilinois
Stout
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