Cameron Launches Season Here Saturday With Connors
Cameron College opens with a conference clash against Connors as coach Leroy Montgomery relies on a strong freshman and transfer corps for an 11 game schedule. Northeastern Bacone and Northern loom as top conference threats while five major intersectionals test the Aggies.
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Jess Thompson
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Cisco
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Junior College
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Kan
Arlington
State
New Mexico Military Institute
Eastern Arizona
Thatcher, Ariz
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Arizona
Compton
New Mexico Military
Perry Morren
Wichita Falls
Wayne Bingham
Bill Dixon
Tulsa’s Golden Hurricane bring southwest flavor to rebuilding year
Tulsa University’s Golden Hurricane pursue a mountain rebuilding program with new coaches Glenn and Bobby Dobbs, Jess Thompson, and Cameron transfers Paul Hauser Jack Larmour and Chuck Yonkers. The squad, lacking depth at quarterback and center, hopes to end a 14 game losing streak while facing Arkansas in the opener.
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Glenn
Bobby
Jess Thompson
Shortgrass Country
Tulsa
Lawton
Bobby Dobbs
Stern
Frederick
Thompson
Cameron College
Cameron Aggies
Hurricane
Bernie Witucki
Cameron Grads
Paul Hauser
Jack Larmour
Chuck Yonkers
Hauser
B. Dobbs
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Fayetteville
Hardin - Simmons
Detroit
Standout End Beagle Kramer Highlight Big College Football Talent
Boots for the season spotlight Beagle of Navy and Kramer of Michigan as top ends. Beagle, 1954 All American and Maxwell Trophy winner, starred on defense and made key plays against Army. Kramer, famed Michigan sophomore, posted strong receiving and punting totals and draws praise as a premier athlete. Other hopefuls include UCLA’s Rommie Loudd and Purdue’s Lamar Lundy with several stars returning for strong seasons.
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Navy
Beagle
Michigan
Kramer
Army
Pete Vann
Middies
Maryland
Bill Walker
UCLA
Rommie Loudd
Lamar Lundy
Purdue
John Stewart
Stanford
Jim Carmichael
California
Jim Pyburn
Auburn
Bob Davenport
Joe Childress
Davenport
Bruin
Red Sanders
Alan Arneche
Wisconsin
Childress
Plainsmen
Miami
Arkansas
Henry Moore
Notre Lee
Meet The Aggies Bowlers Of The Year Named
Bowling Writers Assn of America named Sylvia Wene of Philadelphia and Steve Nagy of Detroit as Bowlers of the Year. In Colorado Springs a Pueblo pitcher was fined $25 for biting an umpire.
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Milwaukee
Bowling Writers Assn. of America Today
Sylvia Wene
Philadelphia
Steve Nagy
Detroit
UMP
Colorado Springs
Colo
Jim Mertlick
Pueblo
Lawton LHS to Start Sophomore Moon Against Capitol Hill Redskins
Lawton high school may start sophomore guard Jerry Moon against Capitol Hill as injuries thinned the Wolverines' line. Coach Bob Bodenhamer announced tri captains J W Hunter Darrell Alldredge and Bob Morford, plus a tentative starting lineup for the season opener in Oklahoma City.
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Rumbaugh
Capitol Hill
Bobby Valderas
el Reno
Lawton
Jimmy Combs
Jimmy Clark
Redskins
Charles Garlitz
Poteau
Montgomery
Garlitz
Oe Tamplen
Memphis
Tex
Harold Eaton
Wton
Wolverines
Oklahoma City
Bob Bodenhamer
Jerry Moon
Jimmy Vickers
Tommy Burroughs
Vickers
Moon
Bodenhamer
Salmon
Don Salmon
Tri
J. W. Hunter
Darrell Alldredge
Bob Morford
Don McFarland
Bob Yingling
Herb Stonehacker
Nonletterman
Brent Morford
Scott Brown
Cowpokes Facing Rugged Schedule
Oklahoma A&M enters 1955 with Cliff Speegle guiding a 17 man varsity mix led by James Howard and Earl Lunsford. First tests include Arkansas and Texas Tech with a demanding early slate across Stillwater and Houston, while Waurika and Hobart area teams undergo spring-like drills and personnel shuffles.
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Earl Lunsford
A&m
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Stillwater
Wichita
Houston
Cougars
Speegle
Sillswater
Santee Triumphs in One Mile at Canadian Meet
Wes Santee, the leading U S runner, won the one mile invitation race at the Canadian National Exhibition Interprovincial Track Meet in Toronto. His time was 4 11.
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Toronto
Wes Santee
U. S
Thursday Til Tips Off Area Grid Season
Area coaches prepared for season openers this week with final practices for bruised players. Comanche and Wilson start early with a curtainraiser, while Riverside rarely opens the week and Cyril sits out. Key matchups include Snyder Frederick at Frederick and Temple Grandfield at Temple as Lone Wolf invades FSIS. Temple's roster setback includes six sophomore prospects collapsing expectations.
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Comanche
Wilson
Riverside
Cyril
This Week's Schedule for Thursday and Friday Events
This week's schedule lists Thursday games Comanche at Wilson and Friday matchups Tipton at Chillicothe Snyder at Frederick Walters at Hobart Lone Wolf at FSIS Cordell at Mt. View Sayre at Brick Rush Springs at Roosevelt Grandfield at Temple Waurika at Velma Alma Chickasha at Marion Altus at Mangum Stinnett at Hollis.
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Luke Thompson
Thompson
Jerry Edwards
Willie Houston
Bill Dean
Navy
Dub Denney
Jimmy Way
Velma- Alma
Walters
Blue Devils
Wilson
Fox
Devils
Hobart
Snyder
Cyclone
Altus
Bulldogs
Johnnie Lovett
Lovett
Comanche
Tipton
Chillicothe
Frederick
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