Frederick Bombers Narrow Lead In 8-B Roundup
Frederick moved within a game of the 8-B district crown after beating Hobart as Hollis remained undefeated in a tight race. The Bombers rode a strong line and Earl Chapman to defeat Hobart while Hollis battled Childress to a 7-7 tie. Snyder and Tipton won, with Floyd and Laing starring for their teams, and Grandfield showing improvement despite losses.
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Hobart
Hollis
Little Tigers
Frederick
Sayre
Danny Griffin
Bombers
Gene Taylor
Earl Chapman
Mangum
Tigers
Coma
Bearcats
Phil
Walters Blue Devils topple Velma Alma in conference start
Walters Blue Devils dominate in the Southern Seven with a 12-7 win over Velma Alma as Gary Cage scores on a 38 yard run and a 7 yard rush. Comanche beats Marlow on first downs 11-9 in a 0-0 tie, with two touchdowns called back and key penalties derailing Marlow. Roosevelt edges FSIS 7-0 as Mt View falls 19-6 to Carnegie, and other Friday results include Tipton 25 Grandfield 13 and Temple 12 Fox 7.
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Snyder
Tipton
Riverside
Cyclones
Erick
Grandfield
Pat Floyd
Floyd
Bearcats
Bearcat
Bobby Walker
Tigers
Delzert Laing
Laing
Max
Temple
Huey Long
Walters Blue Devils
Velma- Alma
Blue Devil
Gary Cage
Walters
Comanche
Marlow
Cleo Beavers
Indians
Bandits
Tribe
Fox
Waurika
Wilson
FSIS
Roosevelt
Mt. View
Carnegie
Mangum
Lone Wolf
Wheeler
Tex
Lawton
Cordell
Mariow
Velma-Alma
Lindsay
Velma-Alm
Veteran Aggie Bus Driver Almost Like Team Member
Jack Warner profiles John Jackson, a 35 year old Oklahoma driver for Cameron Aggies football trips. He has chauffeured major programs, knows players by name, and recalls shared jokes and misadventures on the road, including tire blowouts and a speeding ticket. The coach praises him as a valued, almost team-like figure.
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Aggie
Jack Warner
Cameron Aggies
John Jackson
Jackson
Holdenville
Aggies
Wilburton
Cameron
Oklahoma Transportation Co
Notre Dame
Missouri
Iowa
Colorado
Kansas
Kansas State
A&m
Oklahoma City
Norman
Frank Leahy
Leroy Montemery
Bates Woodson Spark Illini Past California 20 13
Illinois backs battered Cal's line for yardage yet failed to convert in the red zone. Harry Jefferson Mickey Bates and Abe Woodson highlighted the 1955 opener, lifting Illinois to a 20 to 13 victory over California before 32 000 fans in Berkeley.
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Bates
Woodson Spark
Illini
California
Berkeley
Calif
Illinois
Harry Jefferson
Mickey Bates
Abe Woodson
Cal
Big Ten
Bears
Illini hold off California in a 7 7 halftime to win
Illini surge after halftime with Bates and Jefferson powering a 61 yard 15 play drive. Lindbeck finds Hanson for six, Lindbeck later sneaks in for a TD after 73 yard drive. California replies with a Gianulius pass to Jackson and a late claw back but misses on a key conversion.
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Ark City
el Reno
Jess (Thompson
Lawton
Jackson
Aggies
Paris
Bates
Jefferson
Illini
Em Lindbeck
Rod Hanson
Bears
Gus Gianulius
Herb Jackson
Poppin
Bob Baietto
Big Ten
Lindbeck
Dean Renn
Cal
Illinois
California
Tllinois
Woodson
Run
Hanson
Renn
Bartell Quits Reds For Pilot's Berth
Cincinnati’s Dick Bartell quit today as a Redlegs coach to seek a manager position. A former major league infielder from 1927 to 1946, he spent two seasons guiding the Reds third base. He previously managed Sacramento in 1947 and Kansas City in 1948. General Manager Gabe Paul praised his hard work and wished him well.
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Cincinnati
Dick Bartell
Cincinnati Redlegs
Bartell
Sacramento
Kansas City
American Assn
Detroit Tigers
Gabe Paul
The
Reds
Obedience Training Class Set by Kennel Club in Cameron
The Lawton Fort Sill Kennel Club opens an 11 week canine obedience course October 5 in Cameron College gym taught by J E Nunn. Open to all breeds eight months and older, enrollment limited, tuition 15 dollars, classes Wednesdays at 7 30 p m. Trophies awarded December 7.
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Lawton- Fort Sill
Tober
Kennel Club
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Frank Tam
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Ronnie Loudd
Frederick Nears
Tom Sharrock
Durham
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Perryton
Childress
Hobart C. Mangum
Altus
Elk Guy
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Southern
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Mt View
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Guymon
Alva
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Liberal
Kan
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Classen
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el City
E Cameron
Jess
Marietta
Ardmore
Arizona
John Jackson Cameron
Ask Ae
KEY Termite & Pest Control CO
A. L. Pollard Sporting Goods
Allen’s Paint & Body Works
Dink’s
Dink
T. D. Allen
E Avenue
Bartell Ouits
Jerry’s
CIA
Jeff’s
16Th & Cache Rd
A & A Finance & Loan Company
James W. Rust
We Lael
Gmac Finance
Oscar Cox
D” Ave
Pontiac
PHO
C” Avenue
Cember
Sherman Killian
Scott Road
American Realty CO
18Th & Cache Rd
Ray Strickland
Charlie Sanders
Gordon Winkelman
Allen J. Bilbrey’s Agency
Koehler
P. E. Bilbrey
St. Mary’s
C. J. Constant Realtor
Lith & C
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Williams Addition
Williams Avenue
Eddie
Andrews
Lawton Heights Addition
Eddie Hillhouse
Wayne A. Smith
Walter M
Williams St
Nice
S. 26Th St
Euclid St
S. L1th St
W. K. Chandler
E. Countryman
W. H. Palmer
Roy B. Hooner
Gore
Wolverton Electric Co
G& General Insurance
Co. Schott’s
American National Bank
Latham
Liberty
R. D. Williams
Jesse Bitterman
Lonnie L. Latham
Botkin Agency
Parker E. Costilow
Crosby & Company
Oklahoma
Reece L. Russell Realtors
Mith and
C Avenue
Archie L. Ramming
Reece L. Russell
Gore On
29Th Street
17Th
Washington
Ozman
Arlington
Dearborn
Morford
Bob Williamson
Rhone
Paul Atcheey
C. M. Price
Trixie White
Cache Road
Herb Shelton
Frank Dougherty
Lawrence Keegan
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