Area Backs Threaten Nahrgang in Scoring Race
The race for the area football scoring lead tightens as four players close the gap on Lone Wolf back Nahrgang. Kenneth Wallace of Douglass sits at 78, with Dent Gibson of Marlow and Ronnie Stanton of Rush Springs at 76, and Frankie Hester of Clinton at 62. Wallace and Gibson duel for the Southern Seven crown while Pelton of Marlow remains within reach at 54.
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Red Tornadoes
Hollis
Wallace
Gibson
Marlow
Scott Pelton
Southern
Douglass
Morron
Pelton
Mariow
Watson
Wilson
Scott
Marion
Bailey
Nahrgang
Lone Wolf
G. Hawkins
Mt. View
Onties
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Youngstedt
Boyd
Hester
Clinton
Williams
S. Meacham
Peck
Anadorko
Phyllis Johnson
Co. Bell
Clinton Frederick
Schontz
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Fowler
Carnegie
Hickman
Hellcats
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Carnegie Greer
Gems
Snow
Burns
Apache
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Coca-Cola League
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Gitlock
Shamrock Snider
Wouriko
Hi Ind
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Corr
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Mehetko-Hetner
Sheridan
Lones Brown
Wourika
Jon Paton
Gertrude White
Joyce Seance
Rudy
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Wender
Joyce Stonge
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Aycock-Felton Tile Co
Tokolo-Easey
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Elmore City
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Erick
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Cordell
Rush Springs
MINCO
Eisenhower
City Bowling Results From Monday Night Mixed League
Readouts include high individual games and series for Art Farrington Frankie Ledford Mel Tubbs Lorene Hardin Pancake Wilico Parks Champlin and more across multiple leagues at Headey Bow Hi Ind results and team standings feature Underwood's Bar B Q Pancake Willcse f Parks Champlin among others with several leagues listed including GUYS & DOLLS and THUNDERBIRD WOMEN'S MAJOR LEAGUE showing top scorers and team totals for the week
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Headey Bow
Art Farrington
Frankie Ledford
Mel Tubbs
Lorene Hardin
Thunderbird Lanes
Wayne Savyres
Dave Zweite
Core's Food Mort
Pepsi Cola
Slack Shop
Carl’s Food Mort
Fong Village
Stomps Sportsmen
Thunderbird
Thunderbird Lones
Morie Folk
Norma Hil
Wrights Restaurant
Hi Ind
Norma Hill
Ross Optical
Ross Optico
de Luxe Cleaners
Ross Optical Pectic
Bud Harris
Marshall Martin
Holiday Bow
Porter Brothers
Stamps Sporting Goods
Simmons Holds Receiving Lead
North Texas State’s Dwain Bean dominates rushing with 353 yards on 69 carries through five games. Brig Owens moves to second with 326 yards. Henry Schichtle leads scoring at 38 points and passing with 737 yards. John Simmons tops Tulsa in receptions with 31 for 404 yards. Carl Lockhart and Owens race in punting at 38.5-yard average.
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Kansas City
North Texas State
Dwain Bean
Tulsa
Bean
Brig Owens
Cincinnati Faco
Bobby Smith
North Texas
Smith
Owens
Henry Schichtle
Wichita
Schichtle
Louisville
Cincinnati
Jerry Rhome
Tom LaFramboise
Bill van Burklee
John Simmons
Jim Curry
Cincy
Bob Long
Charlie Mudd
Carl Lockhart
Sullivan Mills
Auburn Halfback Released From Hospital After Game Incident
Auburn halfback David Rawson was released from Emory University Hospital Monday night after a facial kick by Georgia Tech end Ted Davis in the 29-21 victory. Davis resigned from the Tech football team after apologizing for the incident. Tech was penalized 15 yards for unsportsmanlike conduct.
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Atlanta
Auburn
David Rawson
Emory University Hospital
Rawson
Georgia Tech
Ted Davis
Davis
Tech
Money Changer Captures Liberty Bell Pace Title
Tick Wilcutts drove Money Changer to a photo finish victory over Dusty Forbes in the $3 500 Wisconsinming Pace at Liberty Bell Park Monday night. Jay Direct finished third. Money Changer paid 13.60 to win.
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Money Changer
Philadelphia
Tick Wilcutts
Dusty Forbes
Liberty Bell Park
Jay Direct
Bears Lead SWC In Total Offense
Baylor moves to the top of the Southwest Conference in total offense at 352 yards per game led by Don Trull in the air. The Golden Bears have 893 passing yards in four games and a pace toward 2,223 yards passing on a 10 game schedule, with a stronger rushing contribution boosting total offense to 352.
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Bears
Dallas
Baylor
Don Trull
Golden Bears
Southern Methodist
Fred
Texas
Big Pasture Ends Losing Streak In Area Game
Big Pasture snapped a long skid by routing Ryan 14 to 2 in the opening game of the week long area schedule. Steve Laminack and Ken Freiling sparked cross country style scores as the Rangers shrugged off a late Ryan drive with clock management.
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Big Pasture
Rangers
Ryan
Steve Laminack
Ken Freiling
Mt. View
Lone Wolf
Rush Springs
Minco
Walters
Marlow
Temple
Waurika
Frederick
Anadarko
Wichita Leads Valley in Passing and Total Offense Run
Wichita moved ahead of Tulsa in passing in the Missouri Valley Conference as the Shockers piled up 336 passing yards at Louisville and raised their season total offense to 403 yards per game. Cincinnati continued to top the Valley in total offense with 375.6 yards per game, while North Texas and Wichita trailed in rushing.
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Kansas City
Wichita
Tulsa
Navy
Louisville
Shockers
Hurricane
North Texas
Baylor
Texas Tech
Bears
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Detroit
VMI
Roach Steps Up As Starr Out With Injury
Bart Starr’s injury thrust John Roach into Green Bay’s title pursuit as No. 1 quarterback with limited play. Roach has completed two of seven passes and thrown three picks, while teammates King Hill and Lamar McHan also moved into prominent roles on the team.
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Associated Press
Bart Starr
John Roach
Green Bay
Roach
Starr
King Hill
Lamar McHan
Chicago
St. Louis
Cardinals
Hill
Philadelphia
Sonny Jurgensen
Cleveland
McHan
Baltimore Colts
San Francisco 49Ers
Chicago Bears
Gary Knafele
Green Bay Packers
John Brodie
Monte Stickles
Bears
Pro Grid Wash: McHan Gabriel Lead Upset Weekend
McHan started for San Francisco and threw a seven yard TD to clinch a 20-14 win over Chicago. Gabriel led Los Angeles to a 27-24 victory over Minnesota and earned rotating guard support from Don Heinrich. Browns begin season with six straight wins while Rams snap an eight-game skid. Interceptions sparked four TDs across the league as Dick Lynch, Dick Haley and Yale Lary made key returns.
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NEW York
Lamar McHan
Roman Gabriel
McHan
San Francisco
Chicago
Gabriel
Los Angeles
Minnesota
49Ers
Rams
Cleveland Browns
Dick Lynch
Giants
Dick Haley
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Yale Lary
Lions
Andy Nelson
Colts
Nelson
Milt Plum
Feds Adams and Peanut Victories Over Nonleague Scores
Fort Sill's Feds and Adams remained undefeated with 16-0 and 10-0 wins over Washington and Garfield. Peanut team shut out Garfield? (Note: Garfield 0, Adams 10) The Edison and Cleveland games show scattered league results with minor scores.
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Peanut
Fort Sill
Feds
Adams
Washington
Garfield
Edison
Jackson
Pecan Grove
Cleveland
Westwood
Jefferson
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