Wolverines, Texans Fire Deep 6 6 Tie In Bristling Rout
Lawton high and Wichita Falls played a rugged 6-6 tie at Ron Stephens stadium. Coach Bob Bodenhamer lamented the result, saying his Wolverines deserved to win after a hard hitting defensive battle that erased a stigma of Texas rivals. The Texans, coming off a 12-8 loss at Big Spring, were happier with the draw.
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Wolverines Hold Coyotes To Draw In Texas Oklahoma Duel
A Wichita Falls led Wolverines and Lawton Coyotes battled to a 6 6 tie after a hard fought game. Key plays included Gene Cagle 74 yard kickoff return and Pat Alexander short yardage bursts for Lawton while Eddie Hinton fumbled late for Wichita Falls.
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OU Huskers Lose Unbeaten Streak in Big Eight Upset Weekend
United Press International reports a weekend of major upsets in the Big Eight. No. 1 Oklahoma fell 28-7 to Texas in Dallas, while unranked Iowa State upset No. 19 Kansas 17-14 and Air Force defeated No. 10 Nebraska 17-13. Missouri narrowly beat Kansas State 21-11, and Colorado shut out Oklahoma State 25-0. Sophomore QB Mike Ringer suffered an elbow injury.
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Big Eight sees pivotal weekend reshuffle in race
The upcoming Big Eight slate could tighten the title chase as Oklahoma hosts Kansas while Nebraska meets Kansas State and Missouri visits Oklahoma State. Iowa State upset Kansas 17 14 with Dick Limerick booting a late 20 yard field goal and Tom Vaughn scoring the opening TD. Colorado hosts as Iowa State travels for another league showdown.
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Staff Predictors Struggle After Upset-Filled Week
Constitution Press notes a topsy turvy week as college upsets hit the predictors. Ray Atteberry and Herb Jacobs tie for the weekly lead at 12 9, discarding ties to show 21 games. Atteberry leads the season at 66 29 for .695.
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Boxing notes from Santa Monica and abroad
In Santa Monica Eddie Machen, 197, Los Angeles, KOed Alonzo Johnson, 188, Pittsburgh, in 9. In Bogota Bernardo Carabel lo, Colombia, outpointed Piero Rolio, Italy, 10. In Dortmund Korl Milden berger, 193%, Germany, outpointed Joe Erskine, 200', England, 10.
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Upsets Sweep College Gridiron Scene Across Nation
The weekend shook the college football map as Texas toppled No. 1 Oklahoma 28 7 in the Cotton Bowl and Florida upset Alabama 16 0. Navy, ranked fourth, was beaten by South Florida in a key upset stretch. Rip Engle decried PSU’s rough week after a 10 7 loss to Army.
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Lawton High, City Clubs Hit Rough Weekend In Football
Lawton area high school football saw mixed results with Central Douglass and Cameron winning while Eisenhower Tomlinson and Ike Juniors lost. Lawton High tied Wichita Falls 6 6 as Dumas looms and upcoming games include Eisenhower gegen Marlon Friday and Douglass versus Texarkana.
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Pokes Need To Improve
Oklahoma State coach Phil Cutchin watched a TV replay of the 25 0 loss to Colorado and urged better tackling and offense. He praised Rusty Martin and Larry Elliott and said the Cowboys did not quit, hoping Robert Taylor recovers for the Missouri game at Stillwater.
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State Fans Remember Poor Week for Oklahoma Teams
Oklahoma lost to Texas 28-7 in the Cotton Bowl while Oklahoma State fell 25-0 at Colorado and Tulsa dropped 21-15 to Cincinnati. All three teams return to practice as they face new opponents this Saturday and Oklahoma quarterback Mike Ringer Eyes elbow surgery keeping him out four to six weeks.
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Junior High Gridiron Action Highlights Busy Week
Revamped Velma Alma Thursday and Cameron battles over Kilgore Saturday. Tom Linson leads Junior Boomer Conference at Chickasha. Central faces Duncan while Ike Juniors meet Ardmore. Douglass JH plays St Marvys at Ron Stephens Stadium Wednesday. Cameron unveils breakaway threat Curtis Moore as Burkburnett freshman 80-yard TD helps Aggies clinch. Dodson and Guinn connect on 19-yard fourth quarter score.
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Lawton Tops Prep Ballot in Oklahoma City
The Daily Oklahoman’s weekly high school football ratings place Lawton first in Class AA with Wichita Falls Texas alongside a 6 6 tie last week. Midwest City, Capitol Hill, Putnam City and others follow in Class AA as McAlester leads Class A with Miami, Marshall and Claremore trailing in the standings.
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