Mizzou Delivers Good Old Country Beating to Alabama
Missouri shocks Alabama 20-7 in Birmingham, dominating on offense and defense. Tony Galbreath runs for 120 yards, Steve Pisarkiewicz directs a steady attack, and Missouri’s defense stifles Alabama’s Wishbone to derail the Tide’s hopes.
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Running Mike Bunning Overcomes Burns To Play 1975 Season
Snyder Oklahoma native Mike Bunning returned from severe lab burns in spring to start at defensive left end for the team. He impressed in Saturday's loss to South Dakota University by nearly stopping the USC option on his side. Off the field he studies, supports his wife Marissa and young Marvin, and he plans to become a veterinarian at Oklahoma State next year.
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Jones Shuts Critics With Sharp Colts Victory
In Houston Bert Jones silenced boos by engineering the Baltimore Colts to a 26-21 NFL preseason win over the Houston Oilers at the Astrodome. He rallied the Colts from a 7-0 deficit, firing 17 points in six minutes of the second quarter for a 20-7 halftime edge.
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Plunkett Loss Big For Pats Amid Shoulder Surgery
The New England Patriots face at least a month without Jim Plunkett after a left shoulder separation. Coach Chuck Fairbanks calls the loss a big setback as Plunkett undergoes surgery at Stanford.
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Altus Tops First Oklahoma High School Poll In 4A
The AP ranking marks Altus as No. 1 in Class 4A after a 38-6 victory over Duncan, with seven first place votes to Midwest City's three. Stroud leads 3A while Bristow, Fairfax, and others also claim top spots in their classes.
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Ada May Be Ready To Erupt In 3A Title Quest
Ada, ranked high in 3A, suffered a 14 6 defeat to Norman as Wes Evans connected with Brent Hagar on a third quarter pass. Darren Callaway led Ada with 95 rushing yards on 21 carries while Mike Rogers added 81 yards. Ada drops to 9 straight wins after early losses. Highlanders of Ron Hartline visit seeking revenge.
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Lawton High Sophs Rally Behind Williams 148 Yards Win 26 to 12
Lawton High School sophomores led by Henry Williams 148 rushing yards and two touchdowns defeated Joe Eisnhower’s squad 26 to 12 at Ron Stephens Stadium. Quarterback Butch Shanklin directed the wishbone T offense as LHS built a 298 to 164 rushing edge with multiple big plays and a late 70 yard scoring drive.
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Nets trade Billy Paultz to San Antonio for four players
New York Nets ship center Billy Paultz to San Antonio for Rich Jones Chuck Terry Bob Warren and Kim Hughes. Paultz renegotiated contract after declining earlier trade. Nets aim to bolster rebounding after playoff loss to St. Louis.
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