Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 45, No. 55, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 4, 1959 Page: 2 of 6
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Pcge . Scr.. rvr Ck'c Herd: jnosdw.
Novtri'Ler 4
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State's 'Big 3'
Forced Indoors
By Bad Weather
l mird J* ** l ilrrnjiiot .it
R3*n w %t. »•*/<' , v "m* j\
m big*ouJ|«*^t* foot Kill uorkouts .it
aiul ti.. tji.4 .* h*w liis v.iltr
vhords ui t-vltr a y \ .. .
Okisiiotnj a j > t"\! . ■» ^.
l«-)d house at Nurman ivr .:-
first full-scale . to. ;: av • 1V in
two year- Tn> Sooner. w. . m
doors fur another n .i-.■:: _ ,, 'i f
tinal flu B.ith to| sti ^ c
Jim Davi. and a re-t-rs- ^ ..id- v^rWyli
der. Jue Murray were ailing
Coach Bud Wilkinson }>.it -i
Byerly in Davi-' place and .: F.
erly play s at ih“ uy s,mt acainst
Kansas State Saturday. • >.. s.«
ers will fu-ld a starting «qi..,,: .-,
eluding four sophomore.
Portentous Fur Tulsa
Tlie rain-caused indoors work
out was restricted to ruimiiie
through defense formations t
guard against Kansas State pat
terns
Hain alihrevlateo .utiioors .1
tivity of the Tulsa 1 mversitv
squad Tuesday, and coach B<>l>bv
Dobbs lamented. "We didu t get
much accomplished " W*w A ?
The rain at Tulsa was an echo!
of things past in the Tulsans pie
paration for the ('incinnali game
Saturday When Tulsa played Cm
cy last year, on a rain slogged
field in Cincinnati, the hosts tie
feated their favored Tulsa cm 1 1
15 e
Dobbs Inade two top chain.....
moving John Ginlano in tie tup !
squad right guard, and John 1
>»s at the starting right haltn-i
slot Bob West worked ai In 1
string quarterback slot along with
Jerry Keeling. | Sc„iiag .,n!s 1
Keeling has played all Iml 2 mi--in, 1; m,. 1
of 180 possible minutes the la 1 throw . ,|. |
three games
Speegle Shuttles
After rains fell at Stillwatei
Oklahoma State coach ('lilt Spec
gle, furnished films of the Den vet
Pioneers in action, to give a pie
view of what Oklahoma Stale can
expect Saturday.
Speegle moved tackle Oct al l
Benn back to a guard |tosltion,
:j. » UYirt«*r an art or March 3, lHff7.
\nrjyr,
'Pokes, Sooners
Favored To Win
Saturday Tills
Jennings Coach Of Week
After Downing Sooners
Norman. Hominy
Still Top Survey
l ulteil l*tess liilein.ilntnal
■
NEW YORK
ddsmakers, who obviously don't
believe in jinxes, have made Syr-
acuse a seven point favorite
"Vet Penn State m their "meetin'
'I the unbeaten" at University
Park. Pa . Saturday
74-game unbeaten streak in the ........a, „ ...Mm 1H a
mg Fight (onference. but smash- stunning 25-21 upset ,,l Oklahoma
,nK that string gave him tin* topi here Saturday
thrill of his football career v»li i
i Oklahoma, a lb-point favorite
An<l he doubts very strongly in this game, had not lost in tin
rll'lt til.. hnii..., .......... II .1 r» w.
\\ ith the * >k *»*<»!ii.i
Ill'll clmol
tootlull M’.t'MI "1 it
last lew
\oiMidi' .M H
,11niiv cm,
in nIimsv flu* 1 •»
v W cduc
lil> III till* v\ivKl> I'l
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JO L'ti;i(lir* h»i • mt«'l
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LIN( OLN, Neb • UF1 > — Ho* ings eoai
played a major role in the cun-j today by uuenia iuiucm u< i,.a
I T'D — The struction of Oklahoma’s fabulous tional as college football s "Coach |itV m the -s.-.
■lit' uii i w 11 .1. .M11 11111 u. * 11 .hi el i«..nb ... it... tile \\ t*k * * It 1
ors ol Oklahoma
The rating'*
Class AA \
l Norman J
ltm#—the same Northwest
Giants Are beven
Point Favorites
Over Cardinals
t mit it Press International
[in New 5<.ik * i units aie
oice tu retain then
, ,i,, lead in the National
|| | , . :• Ka lei u Du i
I’ I It it I *. 1
11| |l 1.1 \
ii hipping, the i In
al *i ankee Sta«l
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Nebraska To Go
With Pair Who
Helped Beal OU
v.
state
Mounds Clubs
lake 1 from
1 Keilyville
ith i 1
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and kept Frank Parker at tackle
Ralph Bock. 194-pounder. went
from guard to an alternate tackle
Oklahoma State could pick up
its sixth victory in a row Satin
day when it closes its home sen
son against Denver
Missouri Valley
Stars Honored
KANSAS CITY. Mo iCPl
Cincinnati end Jim Leo and Hous
ton reserve quarterback Don Ses
sions have been selected as the
outstanding Missouri Valley Cun
ference football performers in
games last week
Leo hauled in three passes foi
27 yards, with two of the recop
tions being key plays in touch
down drives In addition the sen
ior Wingman played brilliantly on < \|>u ):(. s OMN , u>
defense, making five unassisted
tackles and helping out in eight
more
| ti.i-Tci-tli.ill it .in
I *<i 1MI by Mutual
I season's oponiM, . uni,
I teams
I The licllvulc gnl
I an equally bad inglil
Were lie,ileii L’l.tIn
the Mound "ii1 m. 1
ixl a Mi lory over 11 a
ies III 12 y e,ii ,
Both Mound- 4 nl
ed bv tin- llailm,d
|cd i:t |)oints to pair i|
hoys sqrad while Sui
I counted 12 ill I. nil
'0 lltoir \ H im \
1 High lot K. I|\Mill III till- lull-
lyanie was .lm Idee with nun
I uuinls
Kellynlli ml I., I (In n ,
Jiiie guards. 1.11:1!., H u b anil San
*> Him tin mi | i|s in I In ii.ni
IM'iiihI and the Insi-i luru.cil
counted null 1. Ill (hiiiiI .u ||„.
'a t hall allei I ', 1. | , 11 •
halftime Pat 11 1 .nil - 12 u,
high for the inser-
t'd bv Halt
Stone, will 1,peii leagei | ilav IT j
i lay night wImi flu'\ pu 11 m \ ;>i
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R.C.A. VICTOR
weeks United Presss Internation- **' any conference
ii ratings, has t won only two
ames on Perm State's home!
ield in the last 2.r, years
In Salurday’c other games in-1
olving members of the UPI
,UP five, first-ranked laniisiana is
a seven-point favorite over Ten-
lessee, second-ranked Northwest-
111 is favored by six over Wis-
consin. fourth-ranked Texas is 18
>ver Baylor, and filth • ranked
Southern California is 21 over
West Virginia
Miami 'Fla ' is a two - (joint
lioice over North Carolina in a
■'inlay night game
Other games;
Pittsburgh l over Boston College
Notre Dame 1 over Georgia Tech
Kentucky I over Vanderbilt
Georgia .1 over Florida
Purdue :i over Michigan State
Iowa State :t over Nebraska
'Cincinnati 3 over Tulsa
Princeton 3 over Harvard
StarJet d (i over UCLA
D'kansas <; over Rice
Pennsylvania t; over Vale
H0I1 < mss 7 over Boston Univ
Ohio State 7 over Indiana
»SL) 8 over Tennessee
Detroit 7 over Dayton
\ir Force 7 . ve • Missouri
Mahama 7 over Tulune
».ivy 7 over Maryland
‘ ‘ornell 8 over Brown
Illinois 8 over Michigan
Clcmson IO over Duke
Colorado St. Id over Utah St
xansas 10 over Colorado
Sou Meth 10 over Texas A&M
Oregon 13 over California
Washington 13 over Oregon State
Dartmouth 13 over Columbia
Iowa 13 over Minnesota
Utah 14 over Idaho
\ulnirn Hi over Mississippi St
! Oklahoma St. 2U over Denver
South Carolina 24 over Virginia lorado
• iklahoma 27 over Kansas State
\rmy 3"> over Villanova
I'
2 tiklalionia
Syracuse, the No 3 team in this j Dkes ol Oklahoma’s string again year that Jennings who starred Hopei v
as wingback and end for tin- Central • D • >•, ■
He s ex-Oklahoma star Bill Jenn- Sonners just liefore World Wat <Tty and Obi., 1
II. returned to ins alma mater cast in 11 I
,1 1 1 .iiimsco I' orly N111
, 1 one game lead
I;., 11111 n .1 * - Colts in the
1.1 . .11 •• rated even
It;
lm Iheii i .line .c
I III .1; \I.D W AN I \DS'
as backfield coach The Sooners we 1 ■ m t *
had not even been tied by a da H<
league fix* since IH.r>2. havine wo. I Hominy '
|1 lie Iasi -h confereme games low -i iiku r • D
Mid Nebraska hadn't beatet "
I Oklahoma since 1942 Ftiirview t
Ttiis time it seemed that Ne ,",n"' 111 ,
braska. which had lust three Norman 11.,
straight games, was doomed ( '
:
again as Oklahoma marched to ,l" '
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United Press International
Nebraska coach Bill Jennings
may be a little superstitious. i^'qi,^ mimbdow./'T;,!''s!,on' 'l-mmy led tin
At tiny rate, the Cornhusker ers siiil were on tup 14.12 ui he sevcniii
mentor announced Monday that halftime But Soph Hon Mead's ''':"n 'T '■
the same co-captains who served third-period field goal put the “klalwma nn N..f!
in last week's 25-21 victory over lfuskers ahead l.j-U and Pat Kop't’i* and I -.1 K
Oklahoma would again head the Fischer's til-vard kickutl returti h"'1 |h.-i:
team this week against Iowa midway through the fourth period w,,‘‘k wlu|. I -a Cent..,I n-.-
set up a Nebraska touchdown "I1 dirts- notches .md Slillwa'
And Jennings added that Lerov and conversion that made 11 22 1 -tdvaneed
• " • New lean's r. I • top I" c
Mead Midwest Cdy 11|.Lit,ulna < 1".
And Nic iheast and Dum w; ■■ I. n
, placed Blackwell aid Clinton
.. .. of last week's win— prophet out of Jennings, who had hum Iasi #m
the first by a Big Eight confer- declared liefore the season he
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Zentic and Jim Moore can have 1
the job as long as the Maskers Anothei Held goal by
keep winning. provided insurance (joints
Zentic and Moore were two ol the final scon- made a
the he'oe
the
cnee t 'am over the Sooners since gan
Bud Wilkinson tuk over as head "The bad day;, vvlien (heie vva
coaeli 13 years ago Moore block- no hope are Itelmnl 11- "
ed r. mint whicli Zentic converted "The l,ad days when there via-
i tii'- tlie I tuskers' first score, and ho hope are behind us "
, Moore delivered 'he key block -b'nnings. who (levelo|x-d -uch
which shook Zentic loose on a 21; Jar backs a Buck McPhail F.ti
yard touchdown run.
60WLING
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Shop 1
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single game Lynn Reynolds 181. workout
old Irene Watkins 159-450.
Pepsi Cola 4, Coke Cola 0, Vi
Powell 177-459 and Fern Moore
150-392.
Creek County Lumber Co
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"We thought we would use them during bis seven yeai hitch as m,| ||l)!l
again 'as co-captains 1 since it tklahcma backfield coach, says
worked so well last week," Jen- that Ins Oklaho a background
nings grinned added a little e\i eS|" to Sal
Iowa State couch Clav Staple- urday's upset
ton concentrated on individual "Looking hack on my career as
and groiqi fundamentals a player and coach. I don't know
At Kansas, coach Jack Mitchell >f anything that could beat this
shifted veteran center Bill Burni- victory as an achievement and in
son to right guard to help plug personal satisfaction.' said Jen
•he hole from a possible loss of nings "When 1 was coaching at
starter Benny Boydston for Sat- Oklahoma and we finally heal
urdav's Big Eight battle with Col-'Texas, that was great But it *•
orado |couldn't compare with what hap-
Mitchell also employed John ;x*ned here Saturday "
Tonge and Roger Hill at left half- Jennings added that "some of \ j
back behind John lladl and Da' e our special preparations did help" j *
Harris. Second - string fullback !n springing the surprise
Fred Bukaty who wrenched a \ couple of our fumble recov j J
knee against Iowa State Iasi week -ries were not pure accidein he ","“
will miss the game grinned.
Colorado coach Sonny Grande- Jennings doubts anv team can y
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workout He said No 2 right der present conditions because
guard Larry Cundall probably will "every team in the conference
miss the Kansas contest, but he has been trying to catch up to
is the only Colorado player on the Oklahoma — all are recruiting in
injured list
tensively and trying to come up
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Long and light drills occupied with good teams '
145-401 and Dene Harbeston 149-
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Sapulpa Nursing Home 0, Lynn Oklahoma. Kansas State first- When her house caught fire Tues
Roebuck 4, Kay Carter 167-448, string quarterback John Solmos day. Mrs Irene Combs rescued
mil Kathleen Smith 157-430. turned an ankle early in the work- her pets — 13 cats. 1» dogs five
Jessie s Beauty Shop 3. Frank-'out and was sent to the showers puppies, three mice, three guinea
oma Pottery 1. Evaline Lyon 156- J B Littlejohn, fullback who pigs, two parakeets and one par
to, and Mary h.Iam 161-434 jmissed last week's game with rot.
6 Iowa because of a hack injury
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28 12 returned to practice
24 16 Oklahoma held its first full in-
24 16 doors workout in two years when
23 171 ruin forced the Sooners lu the
18 22 field house for a two-hour drill
14 26 Missouri stressed pass defense
14 26 Tuesday. The Tigers, wliu play
13 27 the Air Force Academy Saturday,
K :121 are expecting plenty of jiusses.
Oklahoma State eoaen Cliff
Speegle realigned his club's depth
chart in preparation for Satin-
Ham
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\' Powell is liowler of week
I ui k Junes with 78 pins over average
C ITY LEAGUE . , ,---------- ...
Mm li lie s l) X 3, Wiant Burn-1 lla.v s with Denver
"i I Irene Watkins 176-455 aiul l‘",nl)<'l'‘'d Tuesday's drill
Opal Lucas 168-453.
Kirby's 0. Thrif-T-Wise 4. M Pa
and 182 471 and Diana Ragland
192 .,48
I -ihert v Glas- 3. Bart let t ollins
I Kstelle Beveridge 149-410 andl
h'.mita Scott 157-400
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178 and Luiene Pinkston 141-373
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