Cameron Spanks Murray 47 To 0 In Season Opener
Cameron overwhelmed Murray 47 to 0 as Thedford rushed for a 35 yard score, Morren connected on a 11 yard pass to Marion Perdue, and Valderas intercepted twice to spark the decisive victory. Thedford added a crucial fourth quarter run and blocked PAT attempt at 7:28 left.
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Washington Posts Surprising Midget Football Upset
Washington pulled a minor upset in midget football action by trimming Douglass 14 In an East league game Lincoln beat St Marys 23 0 Larry Speck scored twice Pat Hennessee added a score and Derald Ahlschlager kicked three extra points In West league Jefferson and Woodrow Wilson tied 6 6 Taft defeated Swinney 13 7 Ronnie Wehant scored for Jefferson Wayne Littlefield for Wilson Jackie Pierson and Leonard Bak eer each had a Taft TD and Tony Cerveny scored for Swinney
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Jefferson
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Taft
Swinney
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Wayne Littlefield
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Jackie Pierson
Leonard Bakeer
Tony Cerveny
Patterson Fights Tonight at Madison Square Garden
Floyd Patterson, 19 year old light heavyweight contender, is favored to stop ex cop Joe Gannon of Washington at Madison Square Garden tonight as his 17th pro victim.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Joe Gannon
Washington
Madison Square Garden
Oklahoma Seeks 14th Win Over Kansas State
Oklahoma aims for its 14th straight victory in the 40th annual Oklahoma versus Kansas State game in Norman. Coach Bud Wilkinson relies on a three-quarterback rotation as Harris, O Neal and Jay O Neal take the helm with Gene Calame sidelined. Kansas State counters with Whitehead and Dahnke in a potent backfield led by Corky Taylor, while Meek’s Wildcats bring a 4-1 season mark and strong road performance. A 45 000 crowd is anticipated if weather holds.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Bud Wilkinson
Sooners
Bill Meek
Wildcats
Colorado A&m
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Maryland
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Sooner
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Kansas State and Oklahoma lineups clash in Kansas clash at Lawrence
The article lists offensive and defensive lineups for Kansas State and Oklahoma with positions and players. It notes kickoff time at 2 p.m. Saturday at Owen Field Norman and mentions broadcast networks Big Red Network and K-State Sports Network. Oklahoma leads series 26-9-4 in prior 39 meetings and has won 17 straight. Kansas State last beat Oklahoma in 1934 under Lynn Waldorf.
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Frerking
Nery
Cordelli
Habig
Hilliard
Wilson
Keretski
Furey
Spagnoletti
Heath
Marciniak
DeBitetto
Clifford
Hartzhorn
Rodman
Hedges
Re—Ebert
Linta
Moody
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Elliott
T Dudley
Nesmith
Long
Addee
Roether
Age
Leer McCreary
Oklahom Le—Allison
Pearson
Molre
Woodworth
Timberlake
Loughridge
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Greenlee
Simmons
K. Burris
Mears
Darnell
Morris
Northcutt
van Dee
Leake
McDonald
R. Derrick
Herndon
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Pricer
Littlejohn
Owen Field
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Oklo
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St. Thomas
Matt Volz
Nebraska
John Lloyd
Charles Worrall
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Tom Paxton
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Dev Nelson
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Sooner
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Oklahoma
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Lynn Waldorf
Wildcats
Lewie Hardage
FSIS and Carnegie collide Saturday in Roosevelt stadium
FSIS will try for its best win of the season against the Carnegie Wildcats at Roosevelt stadium tomorrow night. Carnegie rode a 6-0 win over Riverside for their first victory, while FSIS faces injuries that sap its backfield and hampers lineup after the Tipton game two weeks ago.
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Carnegie Wildcats
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Indians
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Tipton
Dodgers Sign Rookie Karl Spooner For $600 In 1950
The Brooklyn Dodgers signed rookie pitcher Karl Spooner for $600 in 1950 based on advice from a newspaperman.
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Karl Spooner
Walters Marlow In Area Feature
Lindsay’s passing attack accounted for two touchdowns and set up a third as the Leopards defeated Comanche 18 12 in the first area game of the week. Comanche outgained opponents on the ground and in other phases but failed to score after a Leopard fumble at Lindsay eight.
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Leopards
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Indians
Walters
Marlow
Grandfield
Snyder
Waurika
Temple
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Lone Wolf
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Erick
Football Scores From Salem and Surrounding Games
Grid scores list results such as Salem over Fairmont 12 to 7 and Tulsa over Marquette 49 to 2. Other district games include Culver Stockton 6 over Principia 19 and Catoosa 27 over Muskogee 6 with varied margins across towns.
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New Washington Manager Char Dressen Named
Char Dressen takes the helm as Washington manager after previously piloting the Cincinnati and Brooklyn clubs.
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Brooklyn
Cannoneers Set for Key Clash With Fort Bliss in El Paso
Fort Sill Cannoneers eye a fifth win and national service football leadership with a conference opener against Fort Bliss Falcons in El Paso Texas. Coach Fred Smith plans to start twin All Americans Billy Wessels and Buck McPhail at backfield with Dan Page and Earl Kaiser, while the line aims to rebound after a 517 yard ground attack last week.
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el Paso
Tex
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Army
Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Sill
Sill
Fred Smith
Oklahoma University
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Buck McPhail
Dan Page
Earl Kaiser
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Sterne
Wayne Martin
Jack McClarren
Chester Dowell
Berley Pruitt
Jerry Allen
Charles Petrovich
Jim McCormack
Emporia's Harkey Leads Nation In Rushing For Presbies
Lawton Oklahoma fullback Lawton Harkey, a standout for College of Emporia, tops the nation in rushing after five games with 10 touchdowns and 191 rushing yards in a latest contest. The Presbyterians, defending Kansas Conference champions, ride a 13 game win streak as Wayne McConnell aims for a third unbeaten season.
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Harkey
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Emporia
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Kansas Church School
Coeann
Okla
C of E
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Kansas Wesleyan
Salina
Wayne McConnell
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