Lawton Ready for Fourth Straight Road Test at Classen
Lawton high school Wolverines prepare for a tough Thursday night clash at Taft Stadium against undefeated Classen, the fourth straight road game in a key Boomer Conference stretch. The Wolverines beat Altus 34-6 last Friday, showcase a strong ground game, and aim to stay unbeaten in the league.
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Big Year Predicted for Duck Hunters in Oklahoma
Outdoor editor reports a strong upcoming hunting season across Oklahoma and western states due to abundant water and favorable weather in Canadian marshes. U S Fish and Wildlife Service anticipates best fall flights since 1952, with 75 day Oklahoma season from Oct 22 and promising prospects for ducks, geese, deer, quail, pheasant, and rabbit.
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Battling Babe Zaharias Trains Amid Illness
Babe Zaharias, top woman athlete, engaged in a short golf putting session in Tampa. She said she was tired but felt better after a half hour on the greens, sinking three long putts while fighting a second cancer attack.
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High Gun Wins Sysonby Stakes At Belmont Park
At Belmont Park on September 24 High Gun from King Ranch edged Jet Action by a head to win the $106,700 Sysonby Stakes. Nashua, the Belair Stud 3-year-old star ridden by Eddie Arcaro, faded to third as Helioscope placed fourth and Mr. Turf last. Bill Boland rode High Gun to the 1 mile 1 8th in 1 49 15 minutes, paying $11.00 and $6.30. The other runner up earned $70,600 for the winner.
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Softball Champs To Be Honored At Banquet
Central Baptist will be honored Monday at 6 30 p.m. in the First Christian church YMCA Church Softball Banquet Ralph Purvis banquet chairman notes the seven team double elimination series undefeated Members of the championship team include Ed Desautel Charles Wilson Everett Kirkpatrick Carroll Shaver Buddy Braddy Marshall Collier Dean Swope Bob Nees O Z Hackler James Metcalf Gene Russell Peter Gilman Kenneth Head Otis Stevens Bennie Olsen Walter Farmer coached by Walter Farmer Rev Wm Parrish toastmaster Dr Charles E Green speaker Rev Paul Hanna president of the Ministerial Alliance will present the trophies.
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Ymca Church
Ralph Purvis
Ed Desautel
Charles Wilson
Everett Kirkpatrick
Carroll Shaver
Buddy Braddy
Marshall Collier
Dean Swope
Bob Nees
O. Z. Hackler
James Metcalf
Gene Russell
Peter Gilman
Kenneth Head
Otis Stevens
Bennie Olsen
Walter Farmer
Wm. Parrish
Charles E. Green
Paul Hanna
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Cameron Aggies Clash With Ark City For Conference Lead
Cameron College Aggies prep at Roosevelt Stadium for Friday's home game with Arkansas City aiming to stay atop the Oklahoma Junior College Conference. Ark City, coached by Tommy Stigleader, brings a 2 0 1 record and key players like Berklee Perico and Gary Hunt, plus fast back Jim Sullivan, who may be slowed by a twisted ankle.
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Leroy Montgomery
Tommy Stigleader
Southwestern
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Parsons
Garden City
Berklee Perico
Gary Hunt
Jim Sullivan
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Kansans
Bill Richey
Duncan High
Charlie Dean
Montgomery
Jim Landrum
Aggies prep as Cameron routs Eastern signals strong ground game
Montgomery’s Aggies work through a brisk practice aiming to slow Montgomery’s potent running attack. Jim Combs leads rushers at 6.3 yards per carry with five rushing scores, while Lloyd Rumbaugh returns from ankle injury to add speed. Morren moves to fullback and fires a TD pass to Combs as Cameron wins its third straight.
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Jim Combs
Lawton High
Ray Morten
Bob Valderas
Combs
Lloyd Rumbaugh
Cameron
Capitol Hill
Rumbaugh
Eastern
Perry Morren
Morren
Clyde Tamplen
Wilburton
Jimmy Pirtle
17th Group Wins Sill Volley Title
The 17th Field Artillery Group Range Hawks won the post volley title at Fort Sill in a double elimination finale against The Artillery and Guided Missile School Command. Lt. Martin Boulger led the Range Hawks with key spikes and Pvt. Walter Ward powered the attack as the team rebounded from an early loss to claim two straight wins.
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Martin Boulger
Walter Ward
Fort Sill
52Nd Field Artillery Group
1St Ordnance Group
Tith Field Artillery Group
Roy Butler
Herb Schoenstein
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