Shawnee News-Star (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 66, No. 158, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 19, 1960 Page: 9 of 12
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CUFF NOTES—The state duck
season opens Thursday and if the
weather remains sloppy and the
temperature drops a bit central
Oklahoma rihnrods may have no
trouble getting their limits
However Dave R ober t s
Shawnee Lake caretaker said
only a few ducks were on the
city reservoir Tuesday "There
were around 400 or 500 darks
along with some geese on the
lake several days last week"
Roberts said "but I have seen
only a few this week"
The goose hunt started last Fri-
day (that may have been the sig-
nal for the ducks to go sailing
on south) ana Roberts noted that
a few geese were killed on farm
ponds north of the lake He re-
ported that Bobby Simpson and
Ike Groce bagged some snow
gedse on a farm pond The lake
received 275 inches of rain Tues-
day pushing the lake level to
within 18 inches of the full mark
Although a d m it te dly the
Glendale Calif banker is get-
ting along in years it was some-
what surprising to me that New
York Yankee officials actually
would boot out Casey Stengel
as manager Stengel has firmly
established himself as one of the
all-time great major league
baseball pilots and his remark-
able record may never be sur-
passed But there's no room for senti-
rnent in the Yankee organization'
It's strictly business with the New
Yorkers and their only concern
winning pennants and World Se-
ries There's really no need to note
here that the Yankee methods
have been spectacularly success-
ful Of course the Yanks no doubt
gave Casey a chance to bow out
gracefully by resigning But
Stengel rarely follows the
script and he did not choose to
do so in this instance He got
the ax that's all there is too
It And he wants it known that's
the way it was If Casey re-
mains out of baseball the sport
will be minus its most colorful
figure
Last week someone miscued and
no bus was available when it
came time or Shawnee grid fans
to head for Oklahoma 'City Cars
were hastily rounded up however
and the Wolfpack backers made it
to the game
That mistake won't be repeat-
ed this week A bus has been
chartered and will leave for
Putnam City from Thorpe Stad-
ium around 6 pm Friday
Round trip fare Is just $150 If
you want to make the trip via
bus contact Virgil Tague phone
3000 or Hal Awtrey phone 600
just as soon as possible
If Shawnee's Rick Buck can
carry back a few more punts forli
the Oklahoma State Cowpokes
o
he'll be leading the Big Eight Con- k
tiust as soon as possOVVV UR SMIS 016 V" J Vtalble S sylow
i MIDSTATE CONFERENCE
Conference S
If Shawnee's Rick Buck can Team-- WL T WLT
Mid cat City 3 0 I 0 o
carry back a few more punts forlputham city
3 0 2 I 0
the Oklahoma State Cowpokes capitol nal I 3 1 2
he'll be leading the Big Eight Con- Enid 2 2 3 2 I
She wnee 1 2 I 4 0
ference in the punt return depart- Northwett o 2 2 1
ment The official loop figures list lieu glass 3 3 3 0
only those with four or more re-1
turns and the leader is Donnie DISTRICT 41I
Conference
Smith of MiFSOUF1 with a 226 Tram— WET W LT
yards average on five returns gthgddieo 1 0 0 4 2 b
Buck has returned three punts reoiltmh 1 0 0 3 3 0
0 0 0 2 0
for a dazzling 34-yard average oromnoht 020 000
As it wasn't mentioned else-
NV here in the paper I'll flash this DISTRICT 15C
Conference Season
bit of news along to Elvis Pres- Team— w 1 T W L T
ley fans The rock 'n' roll king 00 600
NI:luPdPt" 4
suffered a broken little finger Prime 201 411
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bit of news along to Elvis Pres- Team—
ley fans The rock 'n' roll king Iielued Pt"
suffered a broken little finger Prague :1
on his guitar strumming hand
while participating in a touch
football game Sunday He made Lona
a dive for the ball carrier and
missed Like man that really Team—
shakes me up 'Perkins
This is not a political column lu Iher
either but if the early results ol rioranh
the presidential popcorn poll mean nes
anything you could say Kennedy Ir
has the race "in the bag" on the'ut""P"t
other hand Republicans can claim c
Nixon will "top" out in front at
the finish How's that for corn? T:le:mj-
And I'll take mine on the cob nubs Re-1
Pokes drill inside
STILLWATER heavy
rain forced Oklahoma Slate's
football team inside Tuesday
The Cowboys put on full regalia
for a two hour drill but wore ten-
nis shoes
Most of the practice was given
over to defensive alignment as
the Cowboys prepared for their
first home game of the season
against Kansas Saturday
Coach Cliff Speegle said Kan-
sas will bring "the best back-
field ever seen in Lewis Field"
here Saturday
Sophomore Bobby Joe Adcock
suffered a spike wound Monday
and had II stitches taken in it
but Speegle said he is expected
to be ready to play at left half-
back Saturday
Keeling gets award
KANSAS CITY (IP) — Versatile
Jerry Keeling was chosen Missou-
ri Valley Conference back of the
week for the second time this sea-
son As quarterback he led Tulsa
to a 17-16 victory over Arizona
last Saturday
Keeling completed 8 of 14 pass-
es for 102 yards including a
touchdown and made 70 yards on
12 carries He also set up Tulsa's
game-winning field goal by Bob
West
Dave Sarette Syracuse Univer-
sity's junior quarterback from
Manchester N IL wears glasses
off the field
Fred Mautino Syracuse A11-1
American end added 20 pounds
during the off season via weight-
lifting He is 215 pounds this fall
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Hawkeye back
honored by AP
NEW VORK — Wilburn
Hollis a quarterback with an ac-
curate arm and an imperturbable
temperament Tuesday was pick-
ed as Associated Press back or
the week for his feat in pitching
Iowa into the No 1 spot in the
national football ratings
Member of the AP district se-
lection boards who voted Iowa
into first place by a bare two-
point margin over Mississippi
chose Hollis over two other quar-
terbacks whose performances
were hardly short of amazing
—Francis Tarkenton of Georgia
and Jake Gibbs of Mississippi
Hollis a hard runner as well
as a fine passer has scored five
touchdowns and passed for three
this season to keep the Hawkeyes
unbeaten
Against Wisconsin last Satur-
day Hollis ran for two touch-
downs in the second half to send
the game into the final minutes
with the score tied at 21-21 Then
he threw a 29-yard pass for an
apparent touchdown only to have
the play called back and Iowa
penalized five yards for offside
Unperturbed by this setback
Hollis faded back on the next play
and fired another long pass
Sophomore halfback Sam Harris
gathered it in with a driving
catch for a 34-yard gain and the
touchdown that gave Iowa a 23-
21 victory
Tarkenton turned in a chttch
passing performance in the sec-
ond half against Mississippi that
led Wade Walker the losing
coach to say: He was simply
great We couldn't stop him"
With Georgia trailing at half
time Tarkenton completed 13 of
15 second half passes to pull out
a 20-17 victory In the closing sec-
onds Gibbs directed the powerful
Mississippi attack in a 26-13 vic-
tory over Tulane He threw only
eight passes but five were com-
pleted for 110 yards and three
went for touchdowns
Grid standings
0 0
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3 1 2
3 2 1
1 4 0
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330
DISTRICT 15C
Conference Senoon
W L T IV L T
400 100
201 411
I I 0 231
120 3 3 0
1 2 I 141
040 0 1 1)
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3 3 0
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DISTRICT Inc
Conference aaaaa
W L T IT L T
40 I 0
30 4 I 1
32 420
2 2 3 3 8
23 1 40
03 03 2
03 040
CATHOLIC CONFERENCE
Conference - Pease's
Team— WL WET
Tuba easels Halls 2 0 4 2 0
Tuba Kelley 2 0 4 2 0
OC McGuinness I I 2 4
OC St Mary4 I 2 2 3 0
St Gregory's 0 3 1 b
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA CONFERENCE
Conferenee Seams
Team— WET WET
Tecumseh 3 0 0 4 2 0
Welumka 1 1 0 3 3 0
Collies le 0 1 0 2 4 0
Okernah 0 2 0 0 I 0
SIG EIGHT CON! ERENI
Conference Reason
WLT WET
Missouri 200 800
Colorado 200 311
Kansas 201 311
Nebraska 1 1 0 3 2 0
Oklahoma 001 121
Iowa Stitte 1 2 0 3 2 0
Oklahoma State 0 1 0 1 3 0
Kansas State 0 40 14 0
K-State polishes defense
MANHA'rrAN L4 — Kansas
State's football squad practiced
in a drizzling rain Tuesday main-
ly on defense
Halfback Dave Laurie out with
a shoulder separation since the
Colorado game was hack in ac-
tion and Coach Doug Weaver said
Laurie might be ready for the
Oklahoma game Fullback Bill
Gallagher with the same type in-
jury still won't be able to play
Dave Noblitt was reinstated as
a first string tackle during the
workout
Tulane's 1960 - 61 basketball
team has four lettermen back
including jlinior Jack Ardon 6
foot-9 center
Horse tr ainer Robert A
Whistling Bob) Smith who died
in 1943 at the age of 73 also dab-
bled in boxing He was the man-
ager of lightweight Frank Erne
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NEW YORK (4) — Seventy-year old Charles Dillon
(Casey) Stengel the most successful manager in baseball
history bowed out Tuesday as boss of the New York Yankees I
in an aura of bitterness after having been advised by his em-
ployers he no longer fitted into their plans
The master stategist who had led the Yankees to 10 pennants
and seven world championships in 12 years said he was told the 1
Yankees were overhauling their front office including management
and that his advanced age would be a deterrent to their plans
Yankee co-owner Dan Topping present at the mammoth press
conference complete with television and newsreel cameras said
that Stengel was released because of the club's profit-sharing and
retirement program
lie said Casey besides his sal-
American loop ary a reported $90000 a year
would receive a bonus of 8160000
on Oct 31 1960 when his two-
year contract comes to an end
There was no immediate nam-
may shift clubs irig of Stengel's successor al-
though it is believed that Ralpn
Houk currently the first basE
NEW YORK (11')---Another eye- lcoach will get the job
brow raiser may be in the mak- Another prers conference has
ings for the American League's been called for Thursday at
expansion meeting here next which time it is expected that be-
week sides the naming of a new mana-
While attempting to keep pace ger the Yankees will announce
the retirement of George Weiss
with National league expansion
the
AL may first the Associated as general manager Weiss is 65
Press learned make further fran and has been with the organiza-
chise shifts before getting down tion 28 years
to the business of adding two The grey-haired gravel-voiced
more teams Stengel went out roaring l!e be
The National League approved gan elamlY enough thanking his
a 10-team make up for 1962 by players the writers the fans and
accepting Houston and New York even the rival managers who
lanni t inne Ninndav "tried so hard to beat me'
While attempting to keep pace I ger me yankees will announce
with National league expansionj the retirement of George Weiss
the AL may first the Associated as general manager Weiss is 65
Press learned make further fran and has been with the organiza-
chise shifts before getting down tion 28 years
to the business of adding two The grey-haired gravel-voiced
more teams Stengel went out roaring l!e be
The National League approved gan ciamly enough thanking his
a 10-team make up for 1962 by players the writers the fans and
accepting Houston and New York even the rival managers who
applications Monday "tried so hard to beat me'
It was learned the main item But before much time had
on the agenda at the AL meeting 'elapsed the old man his seamed
a week from today will concern a eagle face stern and hard his
realignment problem involving voice loud and eaestic was bitter-
Cleveland Washington and Kan- ly castigating the Yankee owners
sas City for his dismissal which he con-
s
A source close to Del Webb co-
idered unfair and unjustified
owner of the New York Yankees It was abv ions that the chief
said items to be discussed by the target of his criticism was Top
AL owners are: ping the club president who ear-
her had attempted to soothe
franchise to MinneapolisSt Paul
1 Shifting t h e Washington r
a:ey s feeling by calling him sa
'
great manager" and suggesting
2 Shifting the Kansas City that the rules should be changed
franchise to Los Angeles "so that Stengel may be put in
t
3 A desire by Hank Green the hall of fame at once"
berg part owner of the Chicago
White Sox to obtain a franchise ‘
in Washington Sportsmen's club
"And don't overlook thE possi-
bility of the Cleveland club geing to meet Thursday
moved" the informant said
Games
College slate
daturdas afternoon sinless other
wise noted)
ST 4TE
Kantaa State at Oklahoma
Kansas at Oklahoma State
Tulsa at Cincinnati
Central at Northwestern
Langton at Northeastern State (night)
Southeastern at Southwestern
East Central at Austin College (night)
Panhandle at Flagstaff (night)
Ranger Tex at Eastern (Thursday
night
Connors at Murray (nighti
Northern at Northeastern Agikt (night)
NM Military at Cameron (night)
MIDWEST
Iowa State at Missouri
Nebraska at Colorado
Dayton at Detroit (night
Penn State at Illinois
Michigan State at Indiana
Purdue at Iowa
Vanderbilt at Marquette
Miami (Ohio) at Ohio D
Minnesota at Michigan
Notre Dame at Northwestern
Wisconsin at Ohio State
Wichita at NM State might)
PAST
Villanova at Army
VMI at Boston College
Boston U at Connecticut
Rhode Island at Brown
Lafayette at Buckne 11
Colgate at Yale
Holy Cross at Columbia
Princeton at Cornell
Dartmouth at Harvard
Delaware at Marshall
Muhlenberg at Gettysburg
Rutgers ot Lehigh
Navy at Pennsylvania
eittsburgh at TCU
tyractise at West Virginia
Temple at Horst ra (night)
SOUTH
Houston at Alabama
Miami IFIL) at Auburn
Chattanooga at Tennessee
Citadel at Furman
Cleineon at Duke
Richmond at Davidson
Florida at ISU intent
William & Mary at Florida State Might
Georgia at Kentucky
Ilitile at Georgia Tech
Maryland at Wake Forest (nightl
Mississippi at Arkansaa inight
Memphis State at Miss State
North Carolina at South Carolina
N C State at Mies Southern tnighti
Virginia at Virginia Tech
SOETHWEST
Mississippi at Arkansas inighti
Texas A&M at Baylor
W Texas State sit Hardin-Simmons
Houston at Alabama
Texas at Rice might)
VIII at Texas Tech
Pitt at ICU
WEST
Oregon at California
Idaho at Hawaii tBriday night
Wasnington at Oregon State
Pacific at Washington WI'
San Jose at Arizona 8:ate (night
Stanford at UCLA (night
Air Force at Wyoming
Arizona at New Mexico (night)
Brigham Young at MOntlinS
Colorado State at Utah State
Denver at Utah
Arkansas State at Montana State
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833 N Kickapoo 213 E Maint
Phone 1765 Phone 2742
A basketball rules meeting con-
ducted by Leo K Higbie assist-
ant commissioner of the Oklaho-
ma High School Athletic Associa-
tion will be held at Shawnee
High School Oct 24 at 7:30 pm
Basketball rules and general
official problems will be discuss-
ed Changes in this year's rules
and mechanics of officiating will
be emphasized
"Since the rules of basketball
are subject to varied interpreta-
tions game officials coaches
tions game officials coachesl A chicken dinner will highlight
players and interested fans are the regular monthly get-together
invited to attend" Higoie said of the Pottawatomie County
Sportemen's Club Thursday night
Standout end retires at 7:30 at the club's cabin at
Shawnee Lake
SAN FRANCISCO UP)--Billy Cost of the dinner is $1
Wilson one of the greatest pass Members their friends and oth
Standout end retires
SAN FRANCISCO (P)--Billy
Wilson one of the greatest pass
catchers in the history of the Na-
tional Football League is quitting
as an end for the San Francisco
49ers to become an end coach
In his place against the Green
Bay Packers next Sunday at Mil-
waukee will be Ray Norton who
has run the 100-yard dash in the
world record time of 93
Vic Morabito president of the
49ers gave a two-year coaching
contract to Wilson whose 407
receptions for 5902 yards and 49
touchdowns in just over nine sea-
sons ranks him second only to
Don Hutson of Green Bay In
II seasons Hutson caught 489
passes for 8010 yards
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Out to the pasture
Bryson tops
loop keglers
James Bryson picked off honors
in the Odd Ball League at Tile°
Bowl Tuesday night hitting 213-
557 in leading Glen Bryson Del-
velopment to a 3-1 win over first
place Cherry Paint paced by
Sally Hud low's 181 and Berry
Segel rs 473
Among other team leaders were
Gwen King 181-494 James Webb
181-469 Ken Kienzle 193-471
Bob strong 135-395 Jim Go light-
ly 173 Bud Welch 458 Veda
Haislip 160 and Tommy Hayes
437
In the Sooner League Ethe lee
Stevenson was the pacesetter with
177-518 to help Southwestern Bell
Telephones down Lillard &
Parry Insurance 3-1 Chris Job-
man of the losers posted 202-458
Rounding out the list of top
scorers were Naomi Pittman 181-
500 Fredith Hanifan 183-465
Mary Ann Willis 139-329 Venita
McKown 151-428 Dorothy Knif-
fin 142-387 Mabel Lower 150
Beulah Hawkins 413 and Leta
Moore 142
Earl Dighton' s 189-500 set the
pace in the Tinker Field League
at the Shawnee Bowling Lanes
Tuesday He fueled All Thumbs
to a 3-1 win over the What:
Knots
Others leading in scoring were
Lonnie Langston 194-482 Bobby
Randolph 155-413 Harold Crown-
over 133-370 Gaylord Sanders
144 Joe Crosby 374 Lonnie Black
122 and Billy Palmer 322
In Sunday's Bi-City Classic at
Trico J Hoffman was the stand-
out performer with 243-644
Scores included B Wood 227
J Brown 610 J Webb 189-535
N Johnson 205-560 R Dunlap
192-566 B Clem 186 D McKee
526 B Bryson 192 and C Brad-
ley 493
ORMAN tiPt— Oklahoma
out performer with 243-644
Scores included B Wood 227 worked out on a muddy field
S Brown 610 J Webb 189-535 Tuesday running through every-
N Johnson 205-560 R Dunlap thing from pass defense to wind
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192-566 B Clem 186 D McKee sprints
526 B Bryson 192 and C Brad- Missing — and termed doubtful
ley 493 starters against Kansas State here'
Saturday—were quarterback Jim-1
my Carpenter fullback Ronnie
Basketball rules Hartline left halfback Mike Mc'
Clellan and left guard Leon Cross'
meeting set here All received knee leg or ankle I
injuries in the 13-13 tie with Kan'
A chicken dinner will highlight sas last Saturday I'
the regular monthly get-together Filling in for them Tuesday
of the Pottawatomie County were Bolt Cornell at quarterback!
Sportemen's Club Thursday nightGary Wylie at fullback and Duane
at 7:30 at the club's cabin at:Cooke at right guard Sophomore'
Shawnee Lake !!Iontee Deere moved from right to
Cost of the dinner is $1 I left half and sophomore Billy
Members their friends and oth- Meacham moved up to right half'
er interested persons are wet– I
come to attend I
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THURSDAY
Midst City Monroney at Shawnee Cubs
Wynnewood at St Oregoty's
Midwest City at Capitol Hill
OC Douglass at OC Northwest
FRIDAY
Shawnee at Putnam City (7:30)
Chandler at Tecumseh
Prague at Maud
Wetudike at Stroud
Bowlegs at Harrah
Ada at Seminole
Vlewoka at McAlester
Weleetka at Okeinah
Ponca City at Maud
WATURBAY
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Iowa captures
slender lead
in grid ratings
(Sy The Associated Press)
lowa's Itawkeyes took the un-
disputed lead in the Big Ten foot-
ball race Saturday by conquer-
ing Wisconsin 28-21 but the lead
they assumed in the race for na-
tional honors was something less
than clearcut
By the slenderest kind of mar-
gin--one first-place vole and two
points in the voting of 48 mem-
bers of eight Associated Press
district panels-10Wa ousted Mis-
sissippi from the No 1 spot in
the nation
Iowa received 23 of the 43 first
place votes in the fifth weekly
AP poll of the 1960 season and
Mississippi 22 Two went to
Syracuse the 1959 national cham-
pion and one to Washington In
the point totals on the bases of
10 for each first place vote nine
for second etc down to one for
tenth it was Iowa 442 and Ole
Miss 440
Syractee moved up a notch to
third place with 329 points Navy
and Missouri each advanced one
place in the rankings and Minne-
sota jumped four from 10th to
sixth Washington and Purdue
regained places in the top ten
Others are Baylor which held the
No 7 spot and Ohio State down
from third to ninth
Previously ballots had been
split between Iowa and Ohio
State as the outstanding teams in
the Big Ten The Buckeyes were
knocked from contention by Pur-
due '24-21 But Minnesota con-
turned in the unbeaten ranks
with a '21-111 difision over Illi-
nois and Purdue also bounced
back to gain a share of the points
for that conference
Mississippi the Southeastern
Conference pacesetter rang up
its fifth straight victory
Tii lane '26-13
The leaders with 111610d records and tint place votes In parentheses: I Iowa I 234 14-0t 442
a MissisSippi t 22t 150! 440
3 Syracuse slit (44) 339
4 Navy th-Ot 309
5 Mutsouri 279
IL Minnesota t4-01 224
7 4-0 Al
S washinston II I I 4-11 111
I Onto State t3-11 71
IS Purdue i21-11 41
U W60)116111 13-I) 31
12 'Tennessee t 34-1 32
13 Michigan State 11-11) 31
14 Arkansas 44-11 23
IS Kansas i3-1-11 22
id TPX3S (341 12
17 Auburn 13-11 11
19 Oregon State (4-11 Is
19 UCLA (14-1)
20 Bice t3-11 7
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Shawnee (Okla) News-Star Wednesday Oct 19 1960
Putnam City to be
too tough for Pack!
After hearing a scouting report that indicates Shawnee
may be in for a thrashing at Putnam City this week mem-
bers of the Shawnee High School Quarterback Club thorough
ly enjoyed Tuesday night a film of the Wolfp-ack's 14-6 win
over Oklahoma City Northwest -
Assistant Coach Jerry Carlton described Putnam City's Pirates
the state's No 5 ranked Class AA football team as an extremely
aggressive team that will try and beat you anyway it can
The Wolves and Putnam City collide Friday night at 7:30 at
Putnam City
The Pirates coached by Joe Garrison are currently tied with
Midwest City for the Mid-State Conference lead with a 3-0 record
Putnam City has mauled Ardmore 40-0 Norman 28-26 Enid 19-6
OC Northwest 46-12 and OC Douglass 27-0 while losing in a king-
sized upset 24-21 to Chickasha No one knows how that last one
happened
"Putnam City has a real fine smh widely separated plaees
as Kailua Kona Hawaii Two Dot
tbae ribl actlkusb3"1 oCnagr Iwt oint ht os el dv etrhael Qmueamr -
Mont Paris France and Skovde
"They Sweden were represented when
fYoaoltball candidates -
e sounded its call for varsity
team as you'll ever see"
abberuers si unoe efsIslt--hldiekr ieS1 1 lehl adi 'Ags'hnnedste' la: oole ea ml a fh:olti tb aall
Carlton continued: "Putnam
turned in some excellent down-
field blocking
runs reverses and double re
In the absence of Dr IL It
verses Now Putnam City
and uses se runs a nt' f man an wlinn g-iT motion s tainodn
will Johnson Quarterback Club prest
not be any bigger than we are -
dent Hal Awtrey presided at the
except in the backfield meeting Ile reminded - that a
They have big backs and the special bus is being chartered to
nam City game
big one is fullback Greg Burns carry Shawnee fans to the Put-
who weighs around 195 pounds
and is about six feet two inches Treasurer Virgil Tague noted
tall No one has been able to that club membership is not quite
handle him yet Iles an excep-
over the 500 mark yet although
tional high school fullback and
complete reports are not avail-
he doesn't mind the rough
going able Persons - selling member-
Their halfbacks are big too" ship cards should report to Tague
as soon as possible
'Putnam City has tremendous
downlield blocking" Carlton '
added "And they come to win HEARING AID
anyway they can"
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Musselman, N. B. Shawnee News-Star (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 66, No. 158, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 19, 1960, newspaper, October 19, 1960; Shawnee, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2107071/m1/9/?q=Ardmore+ok: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.