Aggies Roller Cisco In Juco Debut With Trickery
Cameron Aggies remain undefeated after a decisive 32-0 opener and a follow up win over Cisco Junior College. Sophomore fullback Clyde Tamplen suffered a broken wrist, jeopardizing his season as coach Leroy Montgomery ponders replacements for next Thursday’s conference test against Wilburton.
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Aggies Sprint Past Cameron in 27-0 Showdown
Harold Eaton, a hard running sophomore at Brooke Army Medical Center, and Charles Garlitz, a converted quarterback, helped the Aggies outscore the Texans 27 to 0. Jimmy Pirtle, a 168 pound sophomore from Wilburton, threw two passes to Mac O'Dell for 115 yards as Cameron trailed early and never recovered.
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Lawton Lefty Faces Giants In Key Game
In the 1955 Sooner State League pennant, Muskogee Giants tie the series with a 1-0 win behind Cedric Wolfman three-hitter as Clair Hickman struggles. Lawton's Dale Hendrickson faces Lenny Bacon in a planned duel to decide the decisive game tonight, with possible seventh game back in Lawton if needed.
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LHS Slim Favorite Against Ardmore In Boomer Clash
Lawton high school hosts Ardmore at Roosevelt Stadium in a Boomer Conference opener handling history. Ardmore seeks a repeat win after two straight defeats as LHS aims to even the series and gain early conference momentum behind Hunter Kosechata Alldredge and Hartline.
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Indians and Yankees Set For Final Eight Games Race
The Indians and Yankees enter eight and ten games left, tied near the top. Cleveland hosts Detroit as New York faces Boston, Washington and others in a tight American League finish with a possible tie if both win out.
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Yale Gridder In Golf Semis
Yale football star Bill Booe advances to the semifinals of the National Amateur Golf Tournament, facing Harvie Ward of San Francisco. Ward and Hillman Robbins Jr. meet William Hyndman III in the other semi, with Ward favored after dominating the field at the James River Course in Richmond Virginia.
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Top area high school football clashes headline Friday night
Snyder hosts Erick in a key 3-0 conference showdown with Towery Knowles for Snyder and Honsinger Ming Armstrong for Erick. Walters visits Tipton in a classic, while Temple battles Frederick Temple and Mt. View faces Indian rivals. Roosevelt hosts Riverside as Grandfield, Waurika, and others reach for leverage.
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Pennant Race At A Glance
The chart tracks wins and losses with Cleveland leading at .616, Chicago at .400, and remaining games listed for Cleveland Detroit New York Boston Washington Kansas City and Kansas City with dates in mid to late September as teams vie for the pennant.
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