Peace Spins 483 For High Series In Women's Lane
Kay Peace rolled a 483 series to lead the women in Thursday night league action, edging out Iva Boyd and Marie Folk among top scorers. Hamblins claimed three points as Carloss and La Boca Lodge Motel both posted strong totals and narrow wins. Lois Butcher led the league with a 416 series while Harry Stalcup starred in his pair of games.
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Bill Ewald Kay Peace
Lawton
Ood Mart
Hamblins
Iva Boyd
Marie Folk
Rachel Wray
Pat Close
la Boca Lodge
Hammerts
Motel Keelers
Lillian Artell
LaRoca
Anice Gray
Merrl Schroeder
Jesse Newell
Helen Kennedy
Griswold
Cleaners
Wright's
Fran Kennedy
Ova Lambdin
Patsy Roop
Guttersnipes
Rinkydinks
Lois Butcher
Harry Stalcup
Lions Edge Lawton Douglass In Openers At Frederick
Frederick, Sept. 16 Special Hollis Jones opened the second half with an 85 yard kickoff return for a touchdown to spark Frederick to a 20 6 victory over Lawton Douglass in the Lions 1955 grid debut Fred Faniel scored on a one yard keeper and Robert Cook added a five yard run to tie the game Charley Files starred on defense as Frederick prepares to host Ardmore in the opening home game
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Frederick
Hollis Jones
Lawton Douglass
Lions
H. C. King
Fred Faniel
Robert Cook
Jones
Charley Files
Ardmore
High School Grid Results From Various Matches
The Associated Press results list scores across multiple games including Chickasha 20 over Minco 6 and Northeast 20 over OC Central 0. Other notable results include Bethany 40 over Capitol Hill B 18 and Tulsa Rogers B 20 over Tulsa Edison 7 with several more decisive outcomes across Oklahoma and select colleges and teams.
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Chickasha
Minco
Oc Northeast
OC Central
Bethany
Capitol Hill
Thomas
Geary
C Hinton
Greenfield
Panama
Watts
Hooker
Guymon
Medford
Jet
Quinton
McAlester
Muskogee
Checotah
Copen
Locust Grove
Hennessey
Enid
Crescent
OC Grant
Perkins
Yale
Lamont
Wakita
Tulsa
Five OU Players In New Positions
Norman September 16 Oklahoma coaches seek top 22 with five players in new roles for opener against North Carolina. Sophomores fill backs on first and second teams. several linemen shifting positions from high school. Ends and fullback remain problematic after losses of Boydston Allison and Tubbs.
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Clendon Thomas
Delbert Long
Carl Dodd
Norman
Jim Heard
Cleveland
Okla
Ken Northcutt
Dennis Morris
Tulsa Webster
Joe Mobra
Eldon Loughridge
Wayne Greenlee
Bill Krisher
Tom Emerson
Bob Timberlake
Jimmy Harris
Robert Derrick
Max Boydston
Carl Allison
Jerry Tubbs
Kurt Burris
Gene Mears
Sooners
Sooner State League Final Playoff Sees Muskogee Edge Lawton
Muskogee 1 Lawton 0 in a final playoff game, tying the best of seven series at 2-2. The article also lists standings and results from multiple baseball leagues, noting yesterday's scores and today's schedules, with various teams and figures across the National and American Leagues.
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Muskogee
Lawton
National League
Ansehen
Milwaukee
Tae
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Jonoe
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Hearn
Lees
Lawrence
Nichols
Pittsburgh
Law
Roberts
Chicago
Rochester
Toronto
American Association
Minneapolis
Omaha
Allentown
Schenectady
Wichita
Des Moines
Corpus Christi
Waco
UCLA and Texas A&M Spark 1955 College Football Opener
UCLA ranked No 2 last season hosts Texas A M in a marquee Friday night clash as opening-week action across major programs heats up. The season features top teams, conference races, and bowl hopes with Miami Georgia Tech Maryland Missouri and others in notable early matchups.
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Ucla Texas A&m
Los Angeles
Uclans
Associated Press
Aggies
Bear Bryant
UCLA
Columbia
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Maryland
Miami
Aggies Command Cameron In 34-13 Rivalry Win
Cameron opened fast with 14-0 after a 77 yard drive. Aggies extended lead to 20-0 by third quarter as Combs scored from Belly Series and Dunnavant later added a TD. Cameron finally scored twice and the final 78 yard TD pass to Turner capped Cisco scoring.
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O'Dell
Cameron
Tommy Hinds
Cisco
Texans
Jim Hicks
Norman Sullivan
Aggies
Combs
Pirtle
Eaton
O’dell
Pud Dunnavant
Henryetta
Morren
Stanze
Bob White
Aggie
Billy Horton
E. W. Davis
Joe Wallace
Holton
Horton
Harold Turner
Tipton
Rusty Romines
Darrell Woolley
Capitol Hill
Ruff
Danny Joe Perez
Jimmy Combs
Lawton
Cameron Aggies
Bobby Valderas
Valderas
Charles Myers
Harold Eaton
James Jones
Breckenridge
Tex
Speed Boat Races Arrive As Lawton Hosts Event
Speed boat pilots converge on Lawton for the Six-State Area Championship Race at Lake Lawtonka Sunday afternoon. A 15-boat flotilla will highlight a Saturday downtown parade to advertise the races, with 135 boats in eight heats and 7% to 65 horsepower craft. Local entry is J J Little Field with many Oklahoma drivers, sanctioned by the Oklahoma Boat Racing Association and aided by Civil Defense and Lawton police traffic control. Tickets 50 cents, available at Crossland's Auto Parts and various race sites. Spectators are urged to use Lake Lawtonka dam access and lakeshore routes for parking and viewing.
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Lake Lawtonka
Lawton
Crossland’s Auto Parts
4Th and
AB Drug Store
Lake Lawtonka Dam
Uie
Lawton Boat Club
Lawtonka
Tennessee
The
Oklahoma Boat Racing Association
Joe Andrews
Broken Leg Fells Former OU Star
Baltimore Colts 260 pound center John Rapacz, a former Oklahoma star from 1946, will miss the NFL season after a second broken leg in five weeks. He suffered a left leg fracture during a drill when hit by a teammate while watching practice. Rapacz had been picked up from the New York Giants in waivers this season.
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Baltimore
John Rapacz
Baltimore Colts
University of Oklahoma
Rapacz
New York Giants
Girl Mat Stars Here Saturday
Lawton fans will see four top gal grapplers in a first half all girl tag team match at the Sooner Motor Co lot. Neil Stewart and Betty Hawkins team against China Mira and Ida May Martinez in what promises to be a wild affair. The second main event features Lt. Doc Hearon facing Jack Steele in a bout pitting Hearon’s youth against Steele’s rugged experience.
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Lawton Pro Wrestling
Sooner Motor Company
Lawton
Neil Stewart
Birmingham
Betty Hawkins
Louisville
China Mira
Miami
Ida May Martinez
Mexico
Doc Hearon
Oklahoma University
Leroy McGuirk
Hearon
Doc
Jack Steele
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Huntsville Hornets Headed to Anchorage for Alaska Game
The Huntsville High School Hornets football team from Huntsville Texas traveled to Anchorage Alaska to play Anchorage High School on Saturday. Twenty six players joined the trip funded in part by a Kansas City contracting firm that contributed 5000 dollars. gate receipts should cover remaining costs.
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Dallas
Tex
Huntsville
Anchorage
Alaska
Kansas City
Kan
Mrs Turner wins Oil Valley golf title in 1-up final
Mrs Dick Turner of Holdenville won the Oil Valley championship at Shawnee Oklahoma yesterday. She defeated Mrs Bob Crouch of Wewoka with a birdie on the 20th hole to win by one hole.
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Shawnee
Okla
Dick Turner
Holdenville
Bob Crouch
Wewoka
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Pappy) Waldorf
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Grady Rogers
Jesse Robertson
Joe Hill
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Walter (Speck) Sanders
Associated Press Musial
Repulski
Cardinals
Ten
Cali
Hardy Suggs Music Co
Girl Mat
Lawton Golf Practice Range
11Th Street
Hawkins Drive-In Theater
Robbe
Lewton
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Hes
Schaffner
Hart, Schaffner and Marx
Clothiow
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