Lew Johnson's Column on Lawton High Fullback Need
Lawton high's split-T attack names George Moses as the new fullback after Ronnie Harlline. Moses, a 190-pound junior, inherits the role with limited varsity experience but coach Bodenhamer backs him to fill big shoes. He reflects on the challenge and vows to work hard to prove himself.
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Ont Wovey
Lawton High
Wolverines
Bob Bodenhamer
Frederick
George Moses
Ronnie Harlline
LHS Bee
Moses
Martline
Bodenhamer
Lawton Wolverines Open with Frederick Bombers in 1937 Clash
Frederick hosts Lawton in a high profile Class AA against Class B opener. Lawton touts depth with six returning starters and a 10 1 record last season while Frederick enters its first Class AA game. Key players include Lawton stars Raley Marshall Moon Newcombe Reed Beaver Moses and Wolverines Green and others.
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Frederick
Lon Wolverines
Frederick Bombers
Oklahoma Cities
Lawson
Reno
Hisory
Wolverines
LHS
Danny Griffin
Frederick Schael
Tim Williams
Bombers
Pete Clewis
Jerry Edwards
Clewis
Edwards
Lawton
Tommy Raley
Rrnold Marshall
Jerry Moon
Eddie Newcombe
Lawrence Reed
Byron Beaver
Reed
Beaver
Lawlan
George Moses
Probable Lineups and Ticket Prices for Cameron Games
Tickets include general admission one dollar and reserved seats one fifty. Students receive discounts. Ticket booths open seven p.m. Reserved seats for all six Cameron games cost eighty seven fifty, saving two dollars fifty. Officials listed: W. Cole, Bill Prock, Bo McAlistir, Charles Hunley.
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TS Coals
Studiung
Cameron Howerames
W. Cole
Follis
Bill Prock
Hollis
Bo McAlistir
Aloha
Charles Hunley
Fort Lilty
Yanks Chisox Clash in Crucial Pennant Showdown Today
New York hosts Chicago in a two game series to decide the AL pennant with Billy Pierce and Whitey Ford leading the mound duel. The White Sox trail by five with 16 left, needing a sweep to stay alive as Joe Manto and the Yankees push toward a possible World Series run.
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New York
Billy Pierce
Whiley Ford
Chicago
White Sox
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
al Lopez
Casey Stengel
Cleveland
Pierce
Dick Donovan
Stengel
Tom Sturdivant
Ford
Sox
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Bill Skowron
RBI
Berra
Skowron
Mantle
Grid Scores Show Mixed results Across Colleges and towns
Eastern AGM Murray led with a 23 point output for Aarineasterh A&M as Dodge City and Northern posted modest scores. Other listed games include El Rena 7 Shawnee 13 and Wynnewood blanking with 0 while Ardmore Douglass put up 31 against Wynnewood.
Aggies Seek Revenge In Cisco Duel Tonight
Cameron's Aggies meet Cisco Junior College in Roosevelt Stadium for the season opener. Coach Leroy Montgomery starts his third Cameron season with four returning starters and depth to use two platoons. The Cisco game, a non conference collision, attracts about 4 000 spectators as the Aggies aim to rebound from last year's 37 13 loss and start 1957 strong.
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Don Mall
Lawton High
Northeastern Aeat
Mai
Smitty Barnes
Wolverines
TCU
Cisco
Earnest Werks
Cameron Aggies
Pioneer Conference
Cameron
Aggies
Lew Johnson
Constitution
King Football
Cheefy Collegians
Texas
Montgomery
Aggie
Jerry Bristo
Vernon
Tex
Jackie Martin
Martin
Bo Bankston
Sparky Hefner
Marler Bankston
Malvern
Ark
Oklahoma
Hef Wee
Fort Sill
Giell
Roberts
Sharon
Ohio State
Gautt learns OU defense despite barrier breaking pressures
Prentice Gautt, the first Negro to play football at the University of Oklahoma, discusses overcoming race tensions while learning defensive play under Coach Bud Wilkinson. As a sophomore he eyes filling All-American Tommy McDonald’s spot in the backfield, aided by Wilkinson’s encouragement to “let loose” on defense. From Douglas High past to Big Red future, Gautt reflects on progress and resolve.
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Norman
Oklo
University of Oklahoma
Prentice Gautt
Oklahoma City
Tommy McDonald
Bud Wilkinson
Treshman
Wilkinson
Gault
Douglas High School
Trojans
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Hell
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George
Bruiser
Germany
U. S
Wolverine
Greer
Jack Greer
Elks Club
Elis Club
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Lions
Zame
Temple Kings
Eddie West
Leo James
Willie Buller
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James
Tawson
Unt
Douglass
Look Magazine
Oklahoma University
Bud Willinson
SLO0 Co. & S
Cache Road
Dally Ft
Wolverton Electric Co
Bhoriden Rd
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Nery Wipe
Hollis Jones
LYS Tield
Lachon Bigh
Ade J. W. Green
Traisfer
Temple
Wi Pa Pheyer
Gil Gfelt
E. E
Simins
Kon Hendricks
Ira Black
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de Mecker
Kerry Wiliamson
Lavere Adan
Joe Bosco
Ng Doyie Lawrance
Jerry Bristy
Sant Bax
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Roy Young
Sparky - Wethy
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George Hinson
Roosevel Studium
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Tommy Riley
Clarence Byrd
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Johm Holmes
Jerry, Mogi
Terry Bennett
Dim Warner
Stewart,Tonemah
Derry Edwards
Billy Cooks
Jerry Brown
Pete Chewis
Doyle McGune
Beane
Holling
Aparii Igers
Bradford
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Terns
Lawton Boot & Western
Glen Fuqua
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Perris
Yanks
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The
National Guard Armory
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Enid
Gil Glell
Jerry Williamson
Chuck Barnes
David Rudkin
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E Avenue
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Gautt
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Lily Cup
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Regina
Nell
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Southwest Chemical Co
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