Local area scoring chase teeters as Brown eyes record
Brown of Grandfield leads the area scoring race with 126 points 27 ahead of Latham while Calip of Hobart rockets to 877 rushing yards and four touchdowns. Wichita State center Rudy Jackson is ruled ineligible for not finishing high school prompting personnel shakeups.
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Brown
Rush Springs
Chip Latham
Clinton
Roy Bell
Latham
Alex
Grandfield
Brian Kowena
Snyder
Cyclones
Mt. View
Hobart
Gary Calip
Bearcats
Sayre
Calip
Phil Dalke
MacArthur
Vaughn Lusby
Highlanders
Anadarko
Comanche
Steve Ethridge
Lusby
Jay Smith
Duncan
Wichita, Kan
Rudy Jackson
Wichita State University
Ted Bredehoft
WSU
Mickey Holmes
Missouri Valley Conference
Bredehoft
Steve Shalin
Jackson
Wichita State
Hutchinson, Kansas
Blue Dragons
Queens
N.Y
John Bowne
Tulsa
Holmes
National Collegiate Athletic Association
S Brown
Coup
Hobart Dryden
Christin
x-Lamb
Carnegie Hoxton
Codie King
Grandtie'd Butler
Mickley
Comnegie Chambers
Stephenson
Fsis Sherp
Tipton Goy
Queetone
View Moser
Cyril Noland
Runyon
Cocie Elkins
Mt. View Eversole
R.brown
Grandfield U Morris
Snyder Norton
Tempie
Wolves Vikes clash as Ardmore trip tests Cougars
Three of Lawton's junior highs square off at 3 15 in Ron Stephens Stadium with Ike and Tomlinson meeting again after a tie. Central travels to Ardmore while Ardmore and Duncan seek wins. Teams bring familiar lineups in a mixed Pro T offense across the Lions and Cougars.
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Lawton
Ron Stephens
Central
Ardmore
Ike
Tomlinson
Eisenhower High
Tom Hendrick
Hendrick
Byron Harp
John Spivey
Thomas Madaj
Wolves
Keith Miller
Joey Curl
Joey Nededog
Phillip Gibson
Victor Mose
David Kipe
Ben Smith
Mike Rainer
Vikings
Rainer
Farley Crutcher
Allen Tinker
Leon Burkes
Vikes
Kevin Curran
Mike Schooler
Tim Weisenberger
Lavoris Harmon
Danny Hensley
Mike Jones
Robbie McEwen
Eisenhower
Altus Central
MacArthur
JBC
Duncan
Tiger
Cougars
Jeff Fremin
Kenny Durant
Joe Boatman
Billy Tucker
Anthony Seals
Matt Kirklighter
James Kimbro
Mike Morales
Mike Nottingham
David Hagler
Ed Tarver
Ike Sophs Edge Altus in fifth straight win
Eisenhower's sophomore football team improved to 5-0 with a 7-0 victory over Altus. Tony Newry opened a 47 yard run but fumbled. Danny Williams caught the fumble for a 30 yard TD. Tim Boyles added the extra point and made key plays on defense including an interception and a goalline stand.
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Altus
Eisenhower
Falcons
Tony Newry
Danny Williams
Tim Boyles
Eagles
Ike
Dawgs
Boyle
Bears Stand Behind Douglas Despite Two Lopsided Defeats
Chicago Bears coach Abe Gibron vows a comeback after losses to New Orleans and Atlanta while defending quarterback Bobby Douglass. He criticizes blitz strategy but stops short of replacing Douglass with Gary Huff, stressing Douglass remains key to the team's future.
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Chicago
Abe Gibron
Chicago Bears
New Orleans
Atlanta
Norm van Brocklin
Abe
Bears
Bobby Douglass
Gibron
Douglass
Gary Huff
Wolves
Bowling clearwater regional champions classic lead decided
Don McCune toppled 1 543 pins to lead Nelson Burton Jr and advance to the final round of the Bowlers Association regional champions classIC with 37 500 dollars at stake.
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Clearwater
Don McCune
Nelson Burton Jr
Oilers fire Bill Peterson after 1–18 run as coach
Houston owner Bud Adams and coach Sid Gillman dismissed Bill Peterson following a 1–18 start and a 16 game losing streak. Gillman cited the poor 1–18 record while Adams noted framing a winning plan and Peterson expressed interest in coaching elsewhere or at college level.
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Houston
Gillman
Peterson
Oilers
K.S
Bud” Adams
NFL
Adams
Miami Beats Browns 17 9 In Monday Night Football
Miami Dolphins top Cleveland 17 to 9 as Mercury Morris breaks for 70 yards and Larry Csonka finishes with a pair of scores. Kolen intercepts Phipps sealing the win. Browns struggle to reach end zone despite Cockroft field goals.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Bob Babich
Babich
Miami Dolphins
Browns
Mercury
Morris
Mike) Kolen
Dolphins
Don Shula
Larry Csonka
Clarence Scott
Charlie Hall
Csonka
Hall
Don Cockroft
Phipps
Miami
Csenke
Brown
Keily
Warfield
Briscoe
Klick
Morin
Pitts
Griese
Knicks Activate Mel Davis Waive Dennis Beil
New York Knicks activate No. 1 draft pick Mel Davis from St. John’s and place rookie Dennis Beil on waivers.
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NEW York
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Mel Davis
St. John's University
Dennis Beil
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McCord
Sovege
Johnson
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Roscoe Spires, Inc
Roscoe Anne
Weldon Cox
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52Nd
Cache Road
Bill Peterson
Sid
By Richard Bilotti
Kelen
Mike Phipps
Kolen
Cincinnati Bengals
Yepremian
Cockroft
Oe YU
Ltta Tle National Bank
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