Cameron Aggies Face New Mexico Military Friday
Lawton football menu features three home games this week led by the Cameron Aggies hosting New Mexico Military at Roosevelt Stadium. Lawton’s unbeaten squad also has Thursday and Saturday games against Duncan juniors and Riverside Indian School respectively, with FSIS-Riverside bragging rights on the line.
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Weekday and Weekend High School Games in Lawton Area
Schedule of games this week features Lawton St Marys at Oklainton Texas six man play Monday, Duncan Juniors at Lawton Juniors Thursday 7 30 p m Roosevelt stadium, Lawton High Bees vs Walters, Douglass vs Muskogee Manual Training, Lawton High at Anadarko Friday, New Mexico Military at Cameron Aggies 8 p m Roosevelt stadium, Fort Sill at Fort Hood Texas Saturday 2 mm Riverside Indian School at Fort Sill Indian School 7 36 p m Roosevelt stadium. Last week results include Lawton High 33 Midwest City 13 Cameron 58 Eastern Arizona 7 Fort Sill 48 Fort Carson 6 Lawton Juniors 13 Wichita Falls Reagan 13 Snyder 73 Fort Sill Indian School 0 Wichita and Booker T Washington 13 Douglass 6 and St Marys 47 El Reno Sacred Heart a.
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Mizzou Alum Circulate Petitions to Remove Faurot
Petitions calling for Don Faurot's ouster at Missouri, started by alumni in Kansas City and St Joseph and spread to St Louis, circulated despite Faurot's stature as dean of Big Seven coaches. Some alumni distance themselves, noting no plan within six months. Faurot declined comment as Missouri beat Colorado 20 12 to end a seven game skid.
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Potent Aggies Crush Gila Monsters 58-7 in Arizona
Cameron State College from Lawton Oklahoma routed Eastern Arizona 58 to 7 on a cold Saturday night. Perry Morren Jim Pirtle and Wayne Martin led a fast Cameron attack scoring multiple touchdowns while Dick Campbell and Tom Hinds sparked the Gila Monsters in a one sided affair at Thatcher Arizona with Cameron sealing the win in the second half.
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Browns Lead Eastern Loop in NFL Action
Cleveland Browns moved 5-1 and took sole Eastern division lead by beating the Chicago Cardinals 26-20 as Pittsburgh’s loss left them tied. Philadelphia’s 24-0 shutout aided Cleveland. Bears beat Rams 31-20. Niners crushed Lions 38-21. Giants beat Redskins 35-7 amid a weekend of brawls and suspensions.
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Race for national title tightens among OU Michigan Maryland
The national championship race narrows to Maryland Oklahoma and Michigan as top contenders. Michigan faces Ohio State looming after remaining tests versus Illinois and Indiana, with Rose Bowl hopes if undefeated or one loss. Maryland tied for ACC lead, Oklahoma with Big 7 lead, Michigan State still in contention. Notre Dame clips Navy and eyes strong 1956 season prospects behind Hornung. Auburn and Syracuse tumble from undefeated lists as East wanes. Yale Princeton clash looms in Ivy lead.
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Fort Hood Scout Praises Sillmen On Guard Strength
Ft Hood assistant coach Bill Elliott, scouting for the Tankers, praised the Cannoneers of Fort Sill, calling Marv Matuszak and Joe Ramona the best guards in the country and praising the backfield of Buck McPhail, Billy Wessels, Merrill Green, and Jack Van Pool. He noted a weakness in the third string quarterback and predicted a strong Fourth Army Conference season as Sill and Hood open conference play at Fort Hood.
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Action Scheduled In Peewee Loops
Midget league action left standings largely unchanged. Roosevelt-Cleveland leads the East, Jefferson tops the West, and a Friday intersectional saw Whittier beat Tipton Orphan Home 86 with Mike Rogers scoring a touchdown and a safety after Tipton failed to return a kickoff from its end zone.
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Mason Electric Heating Service Ad in C Ave
Local ad urges homeowners to ensure heating readiness by servicing motors controls filters floor furnaces and central heat systems through Mason Electric Contact phone 9122 617 for service at C Avenue.
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Mantle Leaves Tokyo For Home After Family Illness
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees is flying from Tokyo to Commerce Oklahoma as his wife is ill and she is near delivery. A Yankees spokesman said Mrs Mantle is expecting a baby momentarily and Mantle will depart for the United States on Tuesday.
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Bolinger Sees Untapped Potential In Sooners Upswing
Oklahoma's 25 game winning streak masks a lack of stride per co captain Bo Bolinger. He says the Sooners can play better and have not yet hit their best this season. Bolinger points to slow starts like Colorado and a complacent second half versus Kansas State as evidence. He warns Missouri Iowa State Nebraska and Oklahoma A M remain tests with an Orange Bowl showdown possible against Maryland.
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Three Now Tied for Valley Lead
St Louis Missouri Valley race tightens to a three way tie with Detroit Houston and Wichita all 2 1. Houston losing to Wichita 21 7. Oklahoma A&M wins 14 0 over Tulsa in conference opener. Tulsa beats Hardin-Simmons 41 19. Detroit 0 Cincinnati 0. Tulsa 0 0. Oklahoma A&M 1 3 conference.
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Weekend Fights By The Associated Press
In Milan Mario D Agata aged 117 from Italy defeated Andre Valignat aged 117 percent from France by referee disqualification. In Hollywood Lou Filippo aged 139 percent from Los Angeles outpointed Vince Bonomo aged 1414 from New Orleans.
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Sooner State Votes Barr New President
ADA Okla a class D Sooner State League will operate next year under new president George Barr longtime National League umpire and former Western Association president Barr was elected by acclamation at a directors meeting in Ada He succeeds Ucal Clanton of Ada who headed the league for several years Barr lives in Tulsa and runs a school for umpires at Longwood Fla He served as Western Association president in 1953 and 1954 and had been elected again when the league folded Directors named Joe Magota Muskogee first vice president Matt Patterson McAster second vice president Jim Gill Paris Tex and Waco Turner Ardmore board of control Lawton was named pennant winner for last season and the group discussed next season schedule but deferred action until the next meeting to be called by the new president
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Lawton Climbs to Fourth in Prep Football Rankings
Muskogee Roughers remain 7-0 with a 24-6 win over Sand Springs, Ada cruises 42-0 over Henryetta to stay runner up, Cushing beats Tulsa Marquette 46-27 to hold third. Lawton defeats Midwest City 33-13 to reach fourth as Lindsay powers past Madill 42-12 to lead Class B. Dewey rises to No 2 in Class C with Walters and Wilburton following. No changes in Class C.
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Pro Cage Exhibitions Fort Wayne Triumphs Syracuse
The Fort Wayne exhibition team defeated Syracuse 94 to 89 in a pro cage event. College All-Stars routed New York 101 to 74, while New York lost to the 102 point margin.
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Bentley Tops Constitution Press Football Forecasters
Bill Bentley led the weekly grid picks at 20-4, a .833 percentage, narrowly beating John Clabes and Ted Ralston at 19-5. Ralston extended his season lead to two games, with Johnson and Bentley each at 121-44 for a .733 pace, while consensus stands at 120-45 (.727).
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