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Page 2—Alva (Okla) Review-Courier Monday Oct 22 1956
Four Teams To Fight It Out For Big Seven
Representative's Spot In 1951 Orange Bowl
By LYLE SCHWILLING
United Press Sports Writer
KANSAS CITY (UP) Who's going to the Orange
3owl from the Big Seven?
Well maybe Colorado or Missouri and even possibly
cebraska or Kansas
Who's not going?
Kansas State and Iowa State is te suffer it less to Oklahoma
That is of course if the laws but so is Missouri WO) The oth-
mathematics hold true and cr games for Colerado are Ne-
ome new - tangled ruling doesn't braska 'at Boulder this Saturday
rop up Oklahoma at Boulder the next
It's Toss -' Up ind Missouri at Columbia the
The present rule specifies only next on Nov 10
hat in at case Jf a tie for the Colorado will be favored over
)range Bowl the team that harl Nebraska this weekend and a vie-
)(eaten the others gets to go Tie tory for all practical purposes
est Kansas State ?nd Iowa State would leave only Mis-ouri in the
hope for is a tie with Colo- way of a ill!) to Miami And on
ado And Colorado already has the other hand Missouri still has
ieatn them both But in case to fight uphill fcr the bowl trip
If a three or'lóti way tie Who While a near defeatist attitude
mows whit the ruling might be has taken the Big Seven area as
Actually Colorado has the lead far as Oklahoma is concerned
Ind it looks like only Missouri last Saturday's results proved one
an stop the Buffaloes if they re thing -- that other conference
loppable again in the Orange teams may not be as weak as
3owl Olive Two years ago when ovtsiders xould like to think
ome team but iCklahoma had a Kansas Scores
!hance the Buffaloes lost out in Kansas scored two touchdowns
heart-breaker Their 19-19 tic on Oklahoma while the Sooners
vith Missouri and Nebraska's three carboy opponents North
'upset win over Colorado sent Carolina Kansas State and Tck-
iebraska 10 the bowl to lose to as couldn't even score one amoag
3uke 34-7 nom And Colorado took the
Sooner Game Ahead measure of Kansas two weeks
Colorado with a 3-0 record earlier 26-25
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Cos roll ANTHONY DEXTER DO LONG
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011ahoma this weekend mild
prove once again that its number-
one national ranking is no fluke
cizte to weak scheduling The Soon-
ers play at Notre Dame in a
tionally telecast game and Will
shooting to beat the Irish worse
than the numlJe two team Michi-
igan State t47-14) last weekend
The national telecast caused
!Kansas to move its game at Ok-
lahoma MAI game up one day
to Friday Iowa State is at Mis-
souri Saturday in the other garoc
this week
The standings:
Teams IV I
Colorado 3 0
Oklahoma 2 0
3lissouri 1 0
Nbraska I I
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LOUIS HAYWARD
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"THE L SEARCH
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Reincarnation ? ? ?
This is Oklahoma Premiere
Lost Time Tonight
"WE'RE NO
I ANGELS"
The Northwestern State college
Rangers taking advantage of the
breaks and making a few of their
OM' snapped a three-game losing
streak Saturday night by downing
powerful Arkansas Tech 20-13 At
Russellville
Flaying in a driving rainstorm
thrcughout the Rangers scored
early to take a 11-6 halftime sore
Fullback J C Riekenberg got tee
first NSC store when he ramblxd
over fiom eight yards tilt In the
first period and Jerry Crenshaw
booted the extra point
Northwestern's second touchdown
Came in the second quarter when
End Stanley Little caught a Tech
funble in the air and bled it sev-
en yards to paydirt This time Mil-
ler kicked the conversion
Tech fought desperately to get
back into the ball game and tal-
lied once in the third Period but
the Rangers offset the touchdown
with one of their own Jim Kole-
bar an end converted to halfback
got credit for the score carrying
over from the seven yard line
Crenshaw boot the extra Point
but it Wfi S offset by a 15-yard pen-
alty His second attempt from 17
yards out Was blocked
Arkansas got its final touchdoWn
'on a runback of the ensuing kick-
off THE YARDSTICK
NSC TECH
First downs 11 14
Yards rushing 248 247
Passes coMpleter 1 for 5 8 for 21
Fumbles lost 2 Oof 2 3 of 4
Penalties 4for 20 4 for 30
Yark rushing 248 247
Passes completed I for-(3 fl for 20
Fumbles lost IL0 of 2 3 of 4
Penalties 4 for 40 4 for 30
Toy Bank Advice
CAMBRIDGE O — ilP) -- Geo-
rge Whitis who makes a hobby
of collecting old toy banks says
they should never be repaired or
painted because it decreases their
value as collector's items Whitis
has 150 banks in his collection
His prize is o n e representing
"Boss" Tweed an American poli-
tician of the late 19th Century The
bank Was patented in 1873
DO YOU WANT WOODS COUNTY TO
GET ITS SHARE OF STATE GOVERNMENT?
Rangers Drub
Arkansas 10-13
Kansas
Icwa State
gricuiture
Team L
: Oklahoma 4 0
Colorado 4 1
I MiSsouri :
Nebraska
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Kansas State ' 1 4
Saturday Results -
Missoort 20 Kansas State 0
Oklahoma 34- Kansas
Colorado 62 Iowa State 1:
Indiana 19 Nebraska 14
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This Week's Schedule
Friday
Kansas at Oklahoma A&M
SatUrday
Nbraska at Colorado
Iowa State at Missouri
Oklahoma at Notre Dame (na-
tionally telecast
Kansas State at Wyoming
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Then Remember Oklahoma's State Legislature is composed of 121 State
Representatives (102 DEMOCRATS and 19 Republicans) and 44 State Sen-
ators (39 DEMOCRATS and 5 Republicans)
Oklahoma's House of Representatives' COMmittee on
IS COMPOSED OF
27 DEMOCRATS and 3 Republicdhs
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County's Democratic State Representative In Oklahoma's
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Th - - a- £--t----
Tom Treece who coaches the
junior high fOotball team at Way-
noka and the Rails' basketball
team was In town Saturday tell
ing !us that his team plays the Al-
va junior high team at the old
Goldbug practice field Tuesday
aftenioon Thus far Tom's team
has lost only one ball game this
season a 20-7 game to the power
fill Enid Emerson a school that
had ova 150 candidates out for
football this seaion
tal- was in the dressing room of
bu the Waynoka Rails after the Al-
t
town va-Waynoka game Friday night
tele- and the Rails were very high
ack praise of the Goldbugs not only
wing for their good playing but fine
line sportrmanship They all agreed th-
oil at the Goldbugs were the clean-pen-
'est ball club they have met ttus
a 17 far this season And ceach Howard
Welborn thought it was a fine aes-
10wn tire on the part of coach Bud
tick Nichols in not trying to run up a
big Score when he began sending
in his reserves and shifting his of-
fensWe and defensive units back
14 and forth The Waynoka coaching
247 staff was aware that Alva could
n 23 have' likely doubled their score had
of 4 they kept their regular units in the
a 30 game all the way" Torn told us
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of 4 be played oh ThursdaY nights Next
')1 30 Thursday night the Goldbugs jour-
ncy to Pratt Kansas where they
meet the West Central Kansas con-
forence entry and the following
)bbv
Thursday night they meet the Guy-
says Mon Tigers at Newby field
or
heir -
Prep Parader Ray- Soldan ha
biti I the Goldbugs rated a weak triud
Lion in the three team district cempris-
Lung ed of Atva Guyincu and Wood
poll ward So the last three games will
The find the locals rated as underdogs
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as they vô against Guymon Wood
i Ward and Newkirk in order New-
1 3 kirk is rated No 4 in class B
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There is little question hut what
L this season The Goldbugs are ex-
4 0 perieneing their hardest Schedule
allAlva team has confrentd for
2 S1 - - '' - —
ylars Starting slowly thq httve
? kicked up some momentum! how-
l: Z evert with the gradual acquistion
1of experience and conlidenajTli-
1 4 ey have 'now arrived at the I point
where they are firing the Imag
ination of the fans with their' ag-
resAveness
jbeiagh Pratt i at the'hottom of
:qtbCir conference the Kansas tenni
will have the advantage 'of play-
ing on their own field and as
weekend they bowed tc Liberal by
only a two touchdown margin while
crossing the Liberal goal line -
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The local spotsman's club had
onc of their biggecd shoots- at he
club Sunday atteinoon as many fat
pheasants were given to the lucKy
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The weekend just passed we went
fishing with our old fishing buddy
Charley Bradley We went to a
hole near the river that had been
fished so heavily the past few years
that there seemed to be nothing in
it but carp so we brought back
five big bugle mouth bass BradlPy
displayed some of his old time
form when he brought out two carp
at one haul on his lone two hooks
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led over past performances with
relish teminding each other of the
many big ones we caught in dayS
:past Wh e n the old Nescatanga was
the best channel cat stream in Ok-
lahoma or any other state of that
matter
Clarence Johnson who spends his
weekends in his deluxe cabin at the
GSP lake now tells us that one of
the sea bass have beer caught It
measured about 12 Inches long
Next season with a little rain he
figures they v ill be biting in earn
est
Recently he sighted many fish
jumping on the lake and one of his
trotlines was Completely striped
of bait New he figures that some
good fishing is again in the offing
He shares the opinion of the writ-
er that the lake will come back
ligger and betttr than ever with
the proper amount of rainfall
Duck hunters met with plenty of
success the first day of the hunt
Friday many getting their limit
With the lifting of the clouds and
tduckshiedon southward however
and Eaturday and Sunday which
were in ight with sunShine found
most ponds and water holes desert-
ed as many frustrated nimrods
wended their way homeward
Babybugs Clash With
Waynoka On Tuesday
The Alva junior high school
Babybugs will meet the Waynoka
junior high school football team
here at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon on
the practice field north of the Jun-
ior high building Bernard Ballard
principal announced today
The Babybugs dosed out their
rI4ular1y scheduled slate last Th-
ursday at Erid hint the Wayneka
garnq was added to the schedule
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beit'g a 19-7 verdict at the hand-
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dry cake and chlounated ttromat-
ic Yaseen lisled 10 types of indus-
try in which the toUndadon could
operate with profit in his opin-
ion They included plastic fabri-
cation light metal labricattun
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ucts textiles such as glove mak-
ing drug tnd surgical appliarces
and products sporting goods pre-
cyst concrete products safety
equipment such as that used in
oil fields snd miSeellaneeus "con-
sunier durables and non - dur-
ables" Dr Raadall Klemrne director
of the Department of Commcrce
tnd Industry said the foundation
project would be considered by
the commission but that in the
end it wauld have to be a private
undertaking
Cdpion Is It'unner-Up
Fat' Voll61 Ball Title
Capron high school took tile runner-up
spot in the state volley ball
tournment at Norman Saturday
lcsing to Qs:we iii the finals Osage
gained tbe finals by eliminating Ok-
lahorna City Capital Hill
The Capron team had won or
Corn and Stewart to reach the fin-
al round They won the regional
tournament at Lameert earlier to
enter the slate tourney
Coached by Ewell Collins team
members are Billy Senth Larry
Roberts Donald Reid A J Reid
Harris McCrartken Gary Sneary
Frank Devous Bob Cofey Jelin
Turner Clifford Schwerdifeger Hi
Trt:nary and RI Alard McGarry
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have lifted a finger against Go-
inulka such is the climat of Pol-
ish opinion and world feeling' Re-
pnrts of "clashes' were uneon-
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across the nation
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act officially is not folly known
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Bicknell, Brooks H. The Alva Review-Courier (Alva, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 32, Ed. 1 Monday, October 22, 1956, newspaper, October 22, 1956; Alva, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2065187/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.