Cowboys Will Find Out How Good They Are Saturday
Oklahoma State rides a 66-7 win over Arlington into a key test against 17th ranked Arkansas. Coaches discuss tailback rotation and depth while other major programs prepare for tough Saturday showdowns including Missouri Virginia Idaho and Florida State as Kansas Nebraska Colorado and Kansas State plot defensive emphasis and quarterback battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowboys
Texas
Arlington
Oklahoma State
Stanley
al Onofrio
Missouri
Virginia
Earle Bruce
Iowa State
Idaho
Ames
Iowa
Wayne Stanley
Bruce
McKay Changes His No 1 Tune Sooners Rise in Poll
Southern California remains the top-ranked team in the AP college football poll after a 17 0 opener over Arkansas. John McKay said USC deserves No 1 next week, while Nebraska Ohio State and Alabama chase to challenge the Trojans as Texas opens Friday and Oklahoma State Bowling Green Missouri appear in the top twenty for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oklahoma State Cowboys
Arkansas
Southern California
Boise State
Idaho
Kansas
Don Fambrough
Onofrio
Washington State
Fambrough
Associated Press
Trojans
Southern Cal
John McKay
McKay
USC
Nebraska
Ohio State
Alabama
Minnesota
Buckeyes
California
Crimson Tide
Michigan
Iowa
Texas
Rom
Penn State
Stanford
Duke
Louisiana State
Auburn
Arizona State
North Carolina State
Florida
Houston
Oklahoma State
UCLA
Colorado
Bowling Green
Missouri
North Carolina
William & Mary
Texas Tech
Utah
Spee
Aleborme
Notre
Oklahome
Tennessee
Air Force
Arizona
Boston College
Pitt
South Carolina
Methodist
West Virginia
Whitey Expects Mantle To Take Managing Job
New York AP report notes Mickey Mantle has not been asked to manage yet may take the role if offered. Whitey Ford says Mantle would consider it and would be a good manager, while Mantle cites a busy life and two solid jobs as reasons to stay. Mantle reflects on Babe Ruth and Hank Aaron as Aaron closes in on Ruth’s record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Mickey Mantle
Whitey Ford
New York Yankee
Mickey
Mantle
Yankee Stadium
Ford
Metro Bank of Dallas
The
Reserve Life Insurance Company
Yankees
Hank Aaron to throw ceremonial first ball at World Series
Atlanta AP Hank Aaron confirmed he will throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the World Series invited by Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Aaron, 39, hit his 711th home run in a game against San Diego, closing in on Babe Ruth and Roger Maris records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee
Mantle
Babe Ruth
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Yankee Stadium
Ruth
Aaron
Bowie Kuhn
New York Yankees
Braves
Milwaukee
Kuhn
Atlanta
San Diego
Roger Maris
Roger
Oklahoma
Dave Johnson
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Grandfield Ace Sets Falcons Pop Hot Area Point Pace Burkburnett
Sylvester Brown leads the area in scoring with 44 points after 2 games, ahead of Don Starr and rival contenders. The report tracks small and big school leaders, upcoming matches, and a key Southern Conference game where Snyder visits Grandfield. Eisenhower sprints past Burkburnett 24 0 with a 65 yard opening play and Newry adding long runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandfield Ace
Falcons
Burkburnett
Grandfield
Sylvester Brown
Brown
Don Starr
Altus
Rush Springs
Chip Latham
Snyder
Brian Kowena
John Butler
Latham
Kowena
Butler
Starr
Frederick
Allen Strambler
Comanche
Mark Presgrove
Strambler
Mangum
Bombers
Rowena
Apache
Rowe
Burk
Danny Williams
Ike
Tony Newry
Williams
Newry
Highlanders Take No 1 In Class 2A National Grid Poll
The Associated Press Oklahoma high school rankings name Lawton MacArthur No 1 in Class 2A after a tight 8-7 win over Ada. Bro ken Bow drops from top, Tulsa Hale leads 4A, with shifts across 3A and A. Del City debuts at No 10 in 2A as other top teams hold or swap spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ago
Broken Bow
Lindsay
Tulsa Hale
Shawnee
Wynnewood
Tuttle
del City
Moore
Hale
Putnam City
Pirates
Oklahoma City
John Marshall
Tulsa Washington
Midwest City
Muskogee
Stillwater
Edmond
Owasso
Altus
Woodward
Ardmore
Iowa Park
Tex
Hobart
Clinton
Sperry
Skintook
Marietta
Tulsa Hole
Norman
Putnam West
Tulsa Memorial
Tulsa Central
Ory
Alphebetically
Lawton
Lawton Eisenhower
OC Northwest
Tulse Edison
Owosso
Sapulpa
Choctaw
Okmulgee
Ado
Barnesville College Claremore
OC Classen
Tahtequch
Lawton Mac
Seminole
Elk City
Jenks
Kingfisher
Checoteh
Stroud
Antiers
Comanche
Hartshorne
Spiro
Wewoken
Commerce
Healdton
Buffalo
Haskell
Prague
Oologah
Purcell Co
Spyre
Eilencherd
Ie Cordell
Hominy
OC Millwood
Okemoh
Perkins
Tishimingo
Davenport
Thames
Rush Springs
Snyder
Grandfield
Fairland
Halleyville
Allen
Alpha- Crescent
Kiefer
Lexington
Picinview
Wane Tec Aea
Ryder Cup mood mixed as rain pummels Muirfield
AP report from Muirfield Scotland notes heavy rain dulling glum British players while Americans led by non playing captain Jack Burke Jr. rail at the weather Burke says US may be best balanced ever with stars like Nicklaus Palmer Weiskopf and Trevino and vows to win despite respect for Britain and Ireland The weather tests the course as Burke jokes about watered greens and ties to 1957 Lindrick and 1969 Britain matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muirfield
Scotland
Jack Burke Jr
U.S
Firth of Forth
United States
British Isles
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Tom Weiskopf
Lee Trevino
Burke
Britain
Lindrick
England
Jimmy Demaret
Champions Golf Club
Houston
Tony Jacklin
Peter Oosterhuis
Christy O'Connor
Muirfield Links
City Grid Teams Eye Next Tests
Lawton's three high schools returned to practice fields for week three of football. MacArthur, unbeaten, prepares for Friday's game with Durant. Tommy Barnes nursing a pinched nerve in his back from Ada. Eisenhower seeks first win as Oklahoma City Star Spencer awaits Friday clash. David Torbert hobbling with knee. Lawton High, coached by Orval Bowman, hosts Moore in the loop opener after minor injuries in Enid game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
MacArthur
Durant
Mac
Ada
Tommy Barnes
Barnes
Eisenhower
Oklahoma City
Spencer Friday
Eagles
David Torbert
Lawton High
Orval Bowman
Moore
Enid
Correction to Elk Hunt Qualifications in Wichita Mountains
A Sunday Constitution correction clarifies elk hunt qualifications. Applicants must cite the number from their 1973 hunting license, not the deer license. The change amends the official instruction for the Wichita Mountains hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Mountains
Rangers Hire Lucchesi as Third Base Coach
Arlington Texas reports that Frank Lucchesi a former Philadelphia Phillies manager has been hired by the Texas Rangers to serve as third base coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Tex
Frank Lucchesi
Philadelphia Phillies
Texas Rangers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tigers
Columbia
Leroy Moss
Tommy Beamon
Moss
Mississippi
Beamon
Bengals
Tiger
Jayhawks
Florida State
Tallahassee
Fla
Gary Huff
Tom Osborne
Dave Hamm
Osborne
Hamm
Steve Runty
Lincoln
Neb
Eddie Crowder
Buffs
Wisconsin
Clyde Crutchmer
David Williams
Ken Johnson
Joe Duenas
Crowder
Barry Switzer
Sooners
Grant Burger
Baylor
Vince Gibson
Kansas State
Wildcats
Manhattan
Kan
Tulsa Hurricane
Thas
Notre Dame
Northwestern Oklahoma
New York Mets
Ed Kranepool
Pittsburgh
Bob Robertson
Robertson
Wayne Garrett
Whitey
Hank
Terry Dryden
Among Strambler
Presgrove
Gary Calip
Andy Castanon
Picyer
YP Sterr
Altus Strambler
Frederick Presgrove
Ad Lusby
Botone
Anadarkon Ethridge
Kirkpatrick
Marlow
R xx-Kayley
LHS
White
Johnson
Cooper
Comanche Cross
Lawson
Rutledge
Ike Grovey
Duncan Smith
Dvuncan Williams
Altus King
Aites Cotile
Easter
Rainboit
Mac Boardingham
Anaderko An Barber
Comanche Roskon
Comanche Dixon
Marlow x-Evans
the Bell
Dunceon Rolls
Hughey
Mac Antone
Ike Jenkins
School Brown
Ave
Letham
Ike — Williams
Callo
Hobart Dryden
Castanon
Standerter
Hobart Au Elkins
Mt. View
Stephenson
FSIS
Eversole
Norton
Temple
Donethan
Tipton
Christian
Wourtka
Mickley
Carnegie
Queetone
Bennett
Cache
Hoxton
Asenop
Loggins
Cyril
Fuilhouse
Wade
Empire
xx-Lamb
Carnegie Rollins
D. King
Nolen Walters
Ackins
Walters Hipp
Pork
Cocie Jackson
Snyder Gay
Tipton Sharp
Tipton Elrod
Cyril Korty
Cyril Goins
Wourika Runyon
Coche Morris
Bessinger
Highlanders
City Grid
Page's Casual Shop, Inc
W. Gore
Edward
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!