Washington Snares 4A Ballot Lead
Washington high school football remains atop the Oklahoma AP ratings after beating Hale for the first time since 1971. The Hornets drove to 97 points, edging Putnam City and Muskogee as newcomers Bartlesville College and Oklahoma City Southeast join the Top Tens in 3A and 4A. Shawnee and Tuttle again earned perfect scores.
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Tulsa Washington
Tulsa Hale An Ge Earie de Rangers
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Enid
Lawton MacArthur
Tuttle
Minco
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Rangers
Tulsa
Hornets
Tulsa Memorial
Sperry
Crescent
Regional standings and classed football scores listed
The text lists Class 2A results with teams Lowton Mac Broken Bow Lindsey Seminole and Class A results Wynnewood Commerce Hegidten Haskell Hobart Purcell plus mentions of OKC Southwest Tulsc Webster Wood ward and players Ace McGuinness and others with records 30 34 3-0 2-1 and 7 1. The fragmentary page notes several teams and players from different districts with mixed scores and standings.
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Broken Bow
Lindsey
Seminole
Wynnewood
Commerce
Hegidten
Haskell
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G. Pregue
Butteto
Purcell
Edmonton Eskimos rout Hamilton Tigers 22 17 in CFL clash
George McGowan and Roy Bell scored for Edmonton while Dave Cutler kicked two field goals including a 58 yarder. The Eskimos moved to 6 2 in the West with 12 points, two behind Saskatchewan, as Hamilton dropped to 4 5 in the East and Montreal trailed.
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Ont
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Regina
Switzer Sees USC as Time Bomb Yet Unexplored
Oklahoma Sooners coach Barry Switzer says No. 1 USC still has not shown its full power and calls quarterback Pat Haden one of the best passers faced. He notes Trojans’ size, depth, and speed while warning fans not to underestimate the threat as OU prepares for the Saturday Los Angeles clash. Switzer also updates injury status on Rod Shoate and lineup shifts for Baylor game return.
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Georgia Tech
USC
Trojans
Pat Haden
Anthony Davis
Rod McNeill
Lynn Swann
Johnny Rodgers
Switzer
Landry Receives Century Milestone With Cowboys Victory
Tom Landry earns his 100th NFL coaching win as Dallas routs New Orleans 24 to 3 on Monday night. Landry and players toast with cake and a game ball. Robert Newhouse and Calvin Hill anchor the scoring as Dallas extends playoff streak and ties for division lead.
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O'Neal
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Morton
Del—Strayhorn
Stevens
Butier
Hill
Garrison
Newhouse
Phillips
Dollies
Ages
Montgomery
Manning
Devis
Reds Clinch NL West With 2-1 Win Over Padres
The Cincinnati Reds clinched their third NL West title in four seasons by defeating San Diego 2-1, with hot bats from Tony Perez and Andy Kosco and pitcher Dick Baney earning the win. The win leaves the NL East as the only division undecided with five teams alive in the final week.
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Reggie Smith
Lee Stanton
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Charlie Sands
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Alex Johnson
Twins
Trojans Hold No. 1 In AP College Football Poll
Southern California remains No. 1 with a 2-0 1973 record after beating Georgia Tech 23-6. Nebraska moves to second after a fourth quarter rally to top North Carolina State. Ohio State, idle, sits third with 955 points and eight first place votes.
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Ohio State
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USC Inconsistency Traced to Missing First Unit Says Fertig
Pepper Rodgers of UCLA cites two quarterbacks Mark Harmon and John Sciarra as key. Sophomore Sciarra outplayed Harmon in a 55-18 win over Iowa, while Fertig notes Trojans’ injury-riddled line and says USC must play a near perfect game to beat Oklahoma.
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Pepper Rogers
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Mark Harmon
Rodgers
Southern California Football Writers Meeting
John Sciarra
John
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Sciarra
Harmon
Craig Fertig
Southern Cal
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Trojans
Cowboy Effort Pleases Stanley in Darting Arkansas Win
Oklahoma State coach Jim Stanley praised a strong defensive showing and solid offensive production after defeating Arkansas. He highlighted players Cleveland Vann Carl Devoree Barry Price Calvin Miller Brent Blackman Reuben Gant Gary Chlouber Mike Cilendennen George Palmer and Alfred Nelms for their roles.
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Stillwater
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Oklahoma State
Jim Stanley
Arkansas Razorbacks
Arkansas
Stanley
Cleveland Vann
Carl Devoree
Barry Price
Calvin Miller
Brent Blackman
Reuben Gant
Gary Chlouber
Mike Cilendennen
George Palmer
Alfred Nelms
Kinards Ousted as Ole Miss Hires Vaught to Lead
Ole Miss fires Billy Kinard and brings out John Vaught from retirement to serve as head coach and athletic director. Chancellor Fortune also assigns Bruiser Kinard to a campus role as Vaught takes complete control to restore unity and steady leadership after a period of alumni discontent.
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Miss
University of Mississippi
Billy Kinard
John Vaught
Reds
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Porter L. Fortune Jr
Frank M. “Bruiser
Kinard
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la Jackson
Fortune
Frank M. Kinard
Namath Learns To Live With Grid Injuries
Jets quarterback Joe Namath, sidelined by a shoulder separation after a first-quarter hit by Stan White, faces likely missing eight games this season. Dr. James A. Nicholas expects no surgery unless needed, with possible return for the final four games if healing progresses. Al Woodall steps in, completing 17 of 21 passes. Namath, famed for leading the 1968 NFL title and Super Bowl III win, has had four major knee operations and a previous broken wrist.
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Namath
Colts
Stan White
Jets
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James A. Nicholas
Nicholas
al Woodall
Beaver Falls
Baltimore Colts
Cameron Avoids Serious Injuries After Langston Game
Cameron players reported no major injuries from Saturday's Langston game. Tackle Mike Wheeler nose guard Euell Pope and defensive end Ken Burroughs are recovering and likely ready for the Northwestern showdown. Wheeler and Pope had limited action last week and flu cases are not serious.
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Langston
Mike Wheeler
Euell Pope
Ken Burroughs
Northwestern
Wheeler
Pope
Ags
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