Sooners Return To No 1 In AP Ballot As Michigan Drops
Michigan coach Bo Schembechler urged newsmen not to vote his team number one. Michigan fell to third after Navy and Duke wins. Oklahoma reclaimed first with 29 28 win over Ohio State. Southern Cal rose to second with 34 14 over Texas Christian. Penn State Texas A&M Ohio State Colorado Texas and Florida and Alabama round out the top ten with various results.
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Browns win overtime thriller as Gregg bets on Cockroft
Cleveland beats New England 30-27 in overtime after Forrest Gregg defers to Billy Kinard and calls a field goal. Don Cockroft nails 35 yards to secure victory as Sipe passes for two touchdowns and Greg Pruitt adds key scoring plays.
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Hayes Sparks Feud Tone After Oklahoma Upset of Ohio State
Woody Hayes drew smiles from writers before a tense finish as Oklahoma edged Ohio State 29 28 on a Von Schumann 41 yard field goal with three seconds left. Switzer hailed Jones for scheduling the alma mater and Bryant and Cooper traded quips over late two point plays. Haslip ran for 221 yards for Hawaii and Owls from Temple and Rice faced blowout losses.
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MacArthur Defenders Brace For LHS Skipper In Big Clash
MacArthur prepares for a Friday night visit from Lawton High at Cameron Stadium in a key pre Boomer Conference showdown. Coach Leroy Horn lauds Lawton Highs fast defense and explosive offense led by quarterback Butch Shanklin and backs Odell Stevenson Cardell Day and Bryan Dalton. The Wolverines seek balance on offense as they must slow Lawtons wishbone and stop inside power while replacing injured lineman David Hendrick with Scott Crompton.
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Big 8 Honors Von Schamann
Oklahoma place kicker Uwe von Schamann won the Big Eight Offensive Player of the Week for the 29 28 comeback win over Ohio State. Defensive honors went to Tom Fitch of Kansas after his 75 yard interception return and two picks against Washington State. Von Schamann scored 11 points and kicked a 41 yard game winner with 3 seconds left.
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Cameron Aggies Return Home for Five-Game Football Schedule
Cameron University football team holds a light practice at Cameron Stadium after four road weeks. Eddie Anderson has an ankle setback. freshmen Mike Stevenson earns a cornerback starting role. Coach Helms says it will be a pleasure to play at home and invites fans to buy season tickets for five games, including Nicholls State, Eastern Illinois, Texas Lutheran, Northern Colorado and Central State.
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Feuger Captures Fort Sill Golf Club Championship
Greg Feuger won the Fort Sill Golf Club Championship by 305 total strokes over four rounds. Art Mace was runner up at 308, Pete Gibbons third at 312, with Feuger sealing the title by firing 76 Sunday to erase a two stroke deficit.
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