Bell Pacing Aggies Ground Game Leads Cameron
Cameron Aggies rely on Tommy Bell the Oklahoma City standout who has 724 rushing yards in six games and a 7.0 yard average. Freshmen Curtis Moore and Glendol Garrett add depth with 77 and 270 yards respectively, while Dodson and Fetterhoff have six TD passes. Receivers Burl White and Gary Guinn lead with 124 and 140 yards and two touchdowns each. Garrett handles punting and Kyle Bell leads with 60 points. Cameron heads to Pratt, Kansas, for a Saturday clash seeking win five of six.
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Texarkana
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Northeastern A&m
Rosenthal Free On $20,000 Bond
Frank Larry Rosenthal of Miami was released on $20,000 bond in Charlotte after extradition to face two charges of attempting to bribe NCAA players during the 1960 playoffs. He and co defendant David Butin were named by a grand jury for conspiring to pay NYU player Ray Pappy to shave points in regional and national games.
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Fla
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New York
New York University
Ray
Aging season review showcases Lawton Wolverines threes up strong midseason
In a midseason column the Lawton High Wolverines are praised for a rebuilt forward wall and stout defense led by Keith Lavender Ken McSwane and Ken Blackburn. Cameron Aggies Ike Eagles and Douglass Lions show mixed results while Tomlinson Tomlinson junior standouts Glendol Garrett and Steve Barnes emerge. Gene Cagle and Rick Bridges star at QB for Wolverines and Eagles as teams eye the second half.
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Dumas
Tex
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Ike
Eddie LeBaron
Eagles
Dodger
Douglass
Curtis Wilson
Wilson
Ken Wallace
Bob Bodenhamer
Lavender
McSwane
K. Blackburn
Bobby Foster
Rick Ahlschlager
LHS
Steve Barnes
Tomlinson
Wolves
Berra Eyed As Possible Successor
Ralph Houk was named general manager of the New York Yankees, succeeding Roy Hamey who retired due to ill health. Yogi Berra is the leading candidate to become manager. Berra has long starred for the Yankees and holds multiple World Series records.
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Berra
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Florida
Hamey
Denver Bears
Casey Stengel
Lawrence
Kan
Yanks
St. Louis
Elston Howard
Bears Suffer Defeat as 49ers Stop Unbeaten Run
Chicago coach George Halas said the Bears were flat and deserved to lose to San Francisco after failing to maintain their unbeaten standing in the NFL Western Division race. He cited arousal of the Forty Niners and a letdown on his team's part as key factors in the upset.
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Chicago Bears
National Football League
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San Francisco
Longhorns top AP poll again as Rice looms
Texas repeats as No. 1 in the AP writers poll with 50 of 53 first places and 527 points, while Wisconsin, Pittsburgh, Illinois and Mississippi follow. Texas faces Rice next, with coach Scott Appleton saying the Arkansas game is forgotten and Rice looms as a big test.
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Steer Lead Is Whittled By Coaches
Texas Wisconsin and Pittsburgh hold top three spots in UPI college football ratings. Texas loses ground but stays No. 1 after a 17 13 win over Arkansas. Wisconsin and Pittsburgh win by field goal to remain unbeaten. Alabama Illinois move into top five as Auburn jumps to No. 8.
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Consistency Ger Despair Among Oklahoma Teams
Oklahoma and Oklahoma State coaches criticize inconsistent play after losses and injuries. Bud Wilkinson says the Sooners are not at last year’s level while Phil Cutchin notes tackling errors at Oklahoma State. Tulsa lists multiple injuries including Ken Boone and Dwight Claxton.
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Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma State
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Wilkinson
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Missouri
Cowboys
Ken Boone
Dwight Claxton
Arkansas
Boone
Olson Eyes Short Route To Light Heavy Title
In San Francisco Bob Olson, 35, defeated Argentina's Jose Menno in Zar Pavilion by decision to pursue a shortcut to the light heavyweight crown. Olson, weighing 176, dominated with a steady left hand to Menno's midsection and occasional rights, while Menno, 175 pounds, won the opening round but faded back. Olson pressured in the eighth round and put Menno in trouble, with no knockdowns occurring in the ten rounds.
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Argentina
Jose Menno
Kezar Pavilion
Olson
Menno
Burk Invades For Central Homecoming
Central junior high celebrates its Homecoming Wednesday as Burkburnett invades. kickoff for the inter state junior high football game is 3 p.m. at Ron Stephens stadium. Central hopes to rebound from a 26 to 6 loss to Duncan last week with a lineup featuring Goulet at end and Coady at center plus Sheppard Fremin sharing quarterbacking duties and McDougal Moore at halfback.
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Duard Givens
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