Three-Way Scramble Seen In District 2-A For Grid Title
District 3A in Oklahoma football may crown one of three Oklahoma City schools Classen Central or Capitol Hill. Coaches split votes. Classen leads with three firsts, Central has two firsts, Capitol Hill one. Baid and other teams receive single votes, prospects described amid heavy turnout concerns and rebuilding efforts.
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Oklahoma High School
Oklahoma City
Classen
Central
Capitol Hill
Baid
Warman
Shawnee
Alnce
Theine
Bob West
Wext
Idabel
Idabo
Ulva
Huge
Alze
Pauls Valley
George Holloway
Paul Young
Ardmore
Walt
Holloway Sarn
Henryetta
Priddenville
Seminole
Holdenville
Aggies Play Tech Opener as Lineup Is Set
Cameron College football opens Thursday under Coach Billy Stamps with general admission tickets on sale at local outlets. Netherton captains the Aggies with Logan as assistant captain, while injuries cloud Don Scarbrough, Tom Cairns, Don Burum, and Roland In Uniform. Stamps plans a single wing lineup against Southwestern Tech with Mastin, Carter, Surraté, and others in key roles.
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Billy Stamps
Cameron College
Ramey Bros
Gilbert
Earl
Sforce
Glen Powers
Aggies
Bss
Don Scarbrough
Tom Cains
Enda
Southwestern Tech
Montag
Don Burum Ati
Netherton
Cameron
Monany
Mack Netherton
Callexe Canter
Leonard Logan
Bharley
Egainet Tech
Rex Mastin
Willie Carter
Enue
Bob Surraté
Horsehigr
Jackies
Charlie Dean
Charles Mellingsworth
Nethertonst
Paramare
Lew Tohnson
Tom Stragi¢dar
Lou Whitely
Roland
Gtlegleder Mkely
Johnson
Agele
Special Session Hinges On U S Food Report
Washington reports Truman will decide on a possible special session of Congress based on a forthcoming agriculture department food report. If recalled, Congress may be asked to grant authority to restrict grain use, revert to rationing, or adjust bread sizes to ease European shortages and domestic prices. Some officials favor voluntary measures, others push broader grain control to meet export commitments without raising prices.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Agriculture Department
Europe
America
Owen Brewster
United States
Brewster
Claude Pepper
Pepper
Cityans Attend State Meeting
Fourteen Lawton and Bert Sil Legion auxiliary members returned from Oklahoma City where they attended the annual department conference for presidents and secretaries. The school was held all day Sunday in the historical building with 8 luncheon at noon. Attending from Lowery-White head American Legion auxiliary were Mrs. Little Hight, Mrs. Ruby Whitbeck, Mrs. Miste Robinson, Mrs. Geneva Elliott, Mrs. Louise Langston, Mrs. Hdna Trenary, Mrs. Grace Kelley, Mrs. Beatrice Green and Mrs. Lois Hollingworth. Treant Bateman-Zarling Port Sist auxiliary were Mrs. Tommy Wella, Mrs. Ruth Townsend, Mrs. Gean Monroe, Mrs. Grace Hates and Mrs. Frankie Bedford.
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Lawton and
Bert Sil Legion Auxiliary
Oklahoma City
Lowery-Whitehead American Legion Auxiliary
Little Hight
Ruby Whitbeck
Miste Robinson
Geneva Elliott
Louise Langston
Hdna Trenary
Grace Kelley
Beatrice Green
Lois Hollingaworth
Treant Bateman-Zarling Port Sist Auxiliary
Tommy Wella
Ruth Townsend
Gean Monroe
Grace Hates
Frankie Bedford
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