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Final Game for
Ma's Cogan
Win 470
MACK BOS1:11
ADA—The mighty and methodical Ada Cougars rolled
to a 47-0 Class A Seim -final Nutory er the :Iidmi War
Dogs here 1-riday
Some 2500 fans braved the bone-chilling cather and
a sizeable delegation of Nliamians had the thrill of seeing
the much-lighter War Dogs play on fairly even terms
with the Cougar through most of the first quarter All
hopes for a 111111 hiyA -
were buried under Ada s
u fox- COLD FACTS
tt-h n
do avalanche in Ow
sx mmutr: of the second wiarter M no Ado
Adas hrst touchdown (arm mai
Ivay in the hrst period ftOvaorg ' ' c
Miami's loss of the hall on a turn- —
hie 31 yard! aAay from the goal ' -
k“ t :
line
The IA ar Dogc bounced hack
on the nest series of plass and
drove 69 vards to a first don
on the Ada 1-s ard line before
this threat snt into reserce and
the Cougars took oser on dossns
at the 20 to protect their 6-0 first
quarter lead
lhe halftime score sk ac 33( Ada
Ifcl 41-0 going into the last mial ter
Sc'eking their fifth straght state
the e:ghth In the last
rine sea con s !-kin
at the 20 to protect tneir o-u tirst F c7- et- r - tit ' COUGAR TRAPPEDL-Guard Quinton Nelson of Miami tackles
quarter lead back Don Hood of the Ada Cougars as War Dog fullback J D
a77a Robinson (22) rushes into the defensive action during !Miami's 47-0
'I he halftime scnre was 330 Ada '4''-7-: - '- 4-:-'
led 41-0 going into the last retarnr aii 3 r - R- -91 I loss at Ada pg by H c g
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Seeking their fifth straight state i:t A -': -iT': 2!er 119 rr: ti °s1 -- - ------
title-and the eighth in the last a a -4--- s ' - - 4 The quarter ended three plays threats and the final period opened
nine s e a s o ii s Ciia'h !Than ' e - -- -'4- 'r '''' ' '' ''' later with Ada on the Miami 46with the score 41-0
George's Cougars will be heave- after an advance of 34 yards I A 69-yard punt by Leake rolled
Again the Miami offense clicked
favorites to defeat either U S' Earle in the second quarterdead on the Ada 16 early in the
off yardage but on the third Pia!' lat)billSOn recovered Stia'enion'slaat quarter The Cougar reserves
Grant of Oklahoma Citv or Faust)
campionship Robinson fumbled after gaining 13
- fumble on the 27
ing in this veek's struck from there on an 84-yard
yards and guard Jon Ross re- drive to the final touchdoan Long-
final Cushing and Grant played T'ollowing a 34-vard punt by
covered to open the door for Ada's
threr serni-final game last night cake Ada took over on the 33 est gainer was a 42-yard run by
first ID dn‘e
at Oklahoma City's Capitol Hill and drove 67 yards to a ID Left Randy Boles who was tackled at
stadium Sticking to the ground the ' half Goodwin covered the last the 20 by Robinson
Miami got in trouble at the very Cougars drose to the 2 from 28 yards on a wide pitchout Wood circled his right end for
Ftart of the game when fullback where right half Dick Stevenson around his right end Bob Hill 15 a-ards and Mike Walker ran
Fill Willis schoolboy allAmeri- plunged the left side for 6 points made a fine tackle of Goodwin 4 to the I from which Wood got
can kicked off with a stiff norther a he extra point effort was brok- on an end sweep to kill the 7 through the left side for 6 points
to his back 1 (ley thitt5 juggled en up by tackle Jim Taylor point conversion effort A fumbled pitchout killed the
the bouncing ball and was nailed Quarterback Jack 1 eake returned conversion effort and the score
hd -
A'illis' kickoff from the a to the I nra'' more tn"C n" "S one
remained at 47-0 for the remain-
at the 3 with only 10 seconds to pie in the
Runs by Robinson and !lune ' and - -
d the ))' a r Do s o ened u
g P a P nrst half vela made thin the der of the game
moved the ball to the 22 where aIth their best olienSIVe snow
of spaee of 1 minutes e Miami took to the air after the
Ada recovered Robinson's fumble the ganle A 3ayard punt by Leak(' rolled kickoff Leake passed to Hutts for
The Cougars were stopped a After Robinsnn gained 6 yards dead on the ikda 22 On the next
11 yards but a 5-yard penalty
half Yard short of a first down In 2 CarrICS Hints fl18111'11 through pima ateaencan got thr1111 nullified the play Another aerial
the to Butts gained 12
four plays later and Nliamt took the right side and cut back for a lett side and raced 7s ‘ards for a
over at the 17 31-yard run to the Mit 13 TD as teammates cleared the Other passes from the spread
1eake hit right end Alonte vere too I g
on or dropped hv re-
oh outstanding bl k
pat 1 a i blocking
ceivers including a fourth down
Berkey with a pass that was (iood in
place-kicked the extra: ' '
LAKE PORT good for 21 sards to the 12 Rob- or
ell t that gave Ada possession on
point to make the scote 19 to O
the I"Imi 3-
inson gained a arti Leake on
TI miler Allami fumble se up " l '
RESORT a keeper ran through the line
for a first down to the I-) a rd
another aiark touchdown A hod The Cougars moved from there
the 1 where Robinson re-
1 tf 11s hillkt"
lou ruin ea e it) a mi
Modern Cabins Boats Motort line covered a fumble to end the
Mika I imning was recovered lye
- threat
On the next ploy guard Ross Ron Idheu on the 17
Heated Fishing Dock Lam'
broke through before Le could Quart
moved to a first at the
erback Bruce I ong passed II ) 3 1 R 1- f
Well Bolted handle the ball and caused him to for 9 yard to aeve(“n 11 t to runs
v tinson ureter
1
fumble for a loss to the 9 Robin- n 'a offensee efforts were stalled and
Across Gland Lairs From Mouth "as the "MY completion in Ada 5 I - k -
son picked up 3 yards On a ir ea t punted 46 yards The game
at Cowslin Pa's four aerial efforts during
attempt Leake was smothered for the ended 3 plays later
Graivies Gasoline and bait game
a 14vard loss te the 20 A fourth- 1 Coach Dorsey Ginsons War Dogs
J W "Bill"
Crockett 0 - - Pa nin'ed Lthe4 b'C tr'r the played
wnet down pass fat- toils endIng i J yed without their regular left
i and (11 Lone St1C3-Ps4 M tr ritTri
Miami's only sem ing threat tackle John Van '
pool fie was nady
--- there Goodwin's extra point kick
for action bait game officials soak!
not pernut him to play because of
()fl the fourth PlaY af" Ihe a cast rm the hand that was broken
Junior Rose Bowl Special 1k')ffs31Iketgoont tfl I Yilllrdc1 beforeoNliamBi'ss14‘-6 b‘i-clistric):It dace
pounder a ho has achieved a great- not
play in that game Ifs re
11 0 er reputation in track than in foot- i
nt Gen er-
hall eauht the ball on the la an "cern' '
a i d e Tucker p
Chcirter FEctlhig sprinted 65 yards tn a 11) with formed creditably
another demonstration of hfti Coach G 1 b s o n had special
cking
praise for the work of tackle
to that kept woulid-be War Dog tack-
lers at a safe distaeire from his Jim Taylor guard Harry Gil-
more and fullback Robinson
path Long ran the 2nt con-
who carried the ball 23 times for
cerson to make the acore 31 to
r a total gain of W9 yards Robin-
0 The half ended just as Miami
son also was strong on defense
Los Angeles received the ensuing kickoff
Flavin' tribute to the fine phici
The only Ada touchdown of '
' 01 the Cougars Clasen reinai-ked
DEPARTING DECEMBER 12TH the third quarter was made
"No team this 1in ilu our
near the mid-vay point The TD
plaVVFS 'as hard as ilia we were
— march cosered 55 yards with
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fullback Willis smashing the ' ee hall too
lust tarred loose from t'
BACK YOUR TEAM—SEE Their speed and depth
II final 4 r ards through h right mane times
i gh t e rig t
NE0 A&M COLLEGE side Long ran the extra 2 points
il Pass defense skill by Hill broke team is not as we
vere overvhelminge 1 a 11 sure our
ak as indic ated
by the 47-0 score A four-touch
Ploy ! up other third-quarter scoring '
1 a doss n ictorv a mac! :lave Ivan
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1 iiollege This Christmas
Illemta rkee r ion dti t -lea t i tyreueo fct titiI r dh I ! eort etttheee
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7z The game concluded the season
for ile Aliamians and neitked the
only time that they Baled to score
Their fill-season receird consisted
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Trip 1 II Vof plus EAGLE a tie After sharing the V erdigris
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WO P PrIPSCO
:berth in the Holiday Bo 1
ot Kan fr a 114 vctory o9-i and a pa scps— f 13
5-13
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day
I "P''t- passes Int by 7
Punts 5-273
I only punt of t
7-334 MIAMI (LTD — Fran Curci's
he year took a
freakish bounco at the Oregon ‘ilit
Th d
e fending champion Coffey-
Red Ravens and the Joplin
i Northeastern rated the noler j:Inlbies lost I 4 goal died on the on-vard line I-"lla t 1I'lll'd at the :113tni Civic
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one small college team in the Yds penalized 75
"At 'country be the National ' "" a Miami a sweet 2-0 victory Satur-
ors in th t63 All-Junior
(ion of Intercollegiate At 'er:s 35 and set up the safety that gave C nter Saurday night for top on-
dak at the end of a bitter season
A tt he I
s College
ha-kelt-hill tournament sponsored
Neste
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will meet the winner of iinnther H e urrican end Bill Poole helped
by orth a rn
se( i
'playoff held Saturday at l-estin oston College
Ariz in the bowl game at St tackle Oregon's Dave Grosz for A tnd night game paired
the safty and also pounced on Northeastern A&M and Bacone for
e
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i t Petersburg Fla Dec 20 a fumbe at the Miami s en to
le third place The tko contests had
mn
I The undefeated Red- red in 26 8 Upset an Oregon threat not been completed by press time
-k stop
first with only three mIrrtec gone: Barone led Niartheastern 32-31 at
Oregon Whose home fans 3500
' when left halfback Dan Str:th' halftime
miles away vvere kvatching On
Illills- 1 ARIZONA STATE 441S
Arizona State of I lagstaff de-
: ' ' i feated Gustavus-Adolphus of lkis-
: BOSTON (UP!) — Sophomore nationwide telev ision penetrated
' quarterback J o h n n y Amalaile to the
scored once and passed for an- ' ''
othor in a three-touchdown second- als°n Iami seven twice and
had two plays that crossed
s
2 ided hy penalties
is- ' : consin 41 to 12 at Tucson Satur- - Saturday lead the al vo
-° In afternoon action on Satur-
day the Connors Aggies of War-
ner won the consolation chain-
pionship 'kith a 49-43 victory over
quarter explosion atur ay to ea the DMA Cadets of Claremore
Sun-Filled Bo I
'''''-' day a'flernnon and kill play Boston College to a 26-8 upset win
r ' Northeastern State of Tahlequah over Holy Cross i r
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n the NAIA Holiday font The 5-7 Amabile performed bril- There were "393 fans in the
sun-filled Orange Bowl for a game Eastern A A
and a n 8- I ran over
Northern 70 to 39 for third place
in the consolation bracket The
ky i that looked more like jacks than
-- champlonshIpgame at St hantly as a replacement for the football as both teams icked up four losers of the first round
Petersburg Fla on D
l tc 20 s games on Thursday ay par icipate d
A
iniured Eagle passing ace Don the P ' Th d participated
e other s f r e q u e n t fumble
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- - '5--N4 111Poeti a long pass to ( h I llard be fore a capacity
--a's of 26000 and an eastern rn television
crrwl'd through the scoreless first half in the consolation contests
But Curci who hadn't made a The Connors-0MA battle A as
- ' - !i - - Moore in the end 7nn0 Frank
- ' ''-14pr't--- 1 audience Isingle punt all season found him- close all the way with Connors
ik'''' V'''A
''' I 1 1 Phelps converted for a 7-0 !Pad Bo
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le
ort wastern added tall ies in t ston College capitalized early self in a kicking situation in the holding e 27-24 halftime lead
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on the passes of vaunted Holy third period vithout his punter Benny Wail Wi Thornhill ornhill and
' -- - -i - :second and third periods to corn-
Cross quarterback Tommy Greene With the ball on the Oregon 40 Eart Coke led the Connors attack
of Miami tackles
pletely dominate the ball game
i intercepting ntercepting three of his first four the tiny quarterback coolly booted with 16 14 and 13 points respec
ok
"In with seven minutes l tO s
Dog fullback J D lav Cts f-rst thrmk
The Eagles concerted two it The punt vas a good one—so tkely Dick Reel and Gary Easley
during Miami's 47-0 t i'k " St TiPn P d IC s ( ma i e i ' of the interceptions into touch- good it almost sailed over the ‘k ere high for OMA with 10 each
--Nsto N Cn g
Penetration of the game and
by goal But the football acting more
Semi-finals in the champion-
ernrarl rwl 2 7Ftvorri ArIva in Poht
No 10 Turkey
Shoot
Friday Night 6:30
Saturday Night 6:30
Sunday Afternoon 1:30
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last Edge of Womi on
Hghwey No 10
Cne Con
C-n es Fr's
wonOwl
Tahlequah Club Gains
Spot in Holiday Bowl
Trt t A iT'Ph
TULSA (LTD— Northodo 7
State College of Trblequah nd
firm control for three c1:1:-!':1"'
Htnd put down a last-ditch ra'':: by
St Benedict's College of Arch:con
Kan for a 19-14 victory and a
berth in the Holiday
day
Boy'l "P'''T:
I Northeastern rated the rrrier
one small college team the
'country by the National A'"" a
(ion of Intercollegiate A! :!
'will meet the winner of another
:playoff held Saturday at :H(:sor
An in the bowl gam a' Sl
Petersburg Ha Dec 20
1 The undefeated Redm-c s( ored
first with only three mirrtec gone
when left halfback Dan Solth'
11-B71l' l'''i't'ustenx7enilt-ti't7a7asl-nif
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In
play St Benedicts made its first
I ppnetration nf the game and
scored rm a 78-yard drive in eight
plays R i g h t halfback Gerald
' Molhman adaed a second touch-
dosvn a few minutes later on an
yard run
Scoring:
NE State
7 6 6 reeig
a
St Ben 0 0 0 14-14
NE St-alonre 16 pass from Smith
(Phelps kick)
NE St-Aden 1 run (kick failed)
:NE St-A Smith 31 run (kick
failed)
St Ben-Waller 10 pg4 from
Flynn (Mcilhman kick)
Ben-
St al-Oman 18 run
Flynn
f
kick)
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enators Trade
4)
V 1 L i T
I 01 IU I igers
n 6-Player Deai
WASHINGTON (UPI) - The
Washin ton Sena ors r ded their
g I t a
"old reliable" third baseman het-
die Yost to the Detroit
1 iLiers
'
Saturday in a six-man swap in an
effort to gain ''a little more
power and definitely more speed"
The Senators also aye ti
g 1)
- s i ) 1( s i u -
short t p Ricky' Br le - a 11 Out
fleldcl Neil C-11Fisley in (8change
for third baseman 'Reno Bertoia
shortstop Ron Samford and cen-
ter fielder Jim Delsing
Senators President Calvin Grif-
fith di d the trade
1 v o announce
here said he expects to make
three or four more trades before
the opening of the 1959 season
tl el lie i ndgi scvloushedthhee Lies reel an it: y
d lisndbi:nr
and the world chhamhpion New n
York a
Ynkees wo ave idi-
cated an interest in the Senator s
elief pitcher Dick Hyde
ace r
Griffith said he deeply regretted
giving uri Yost who has spent
an amazing 14 straight years on
the frequently-juggled roster of
the usually tail-end Washington
Club
Yost a former New York Uni-
versity star v ho came directly to
the Senators in 1144 and ne
ver
has spent ec en a day in the minor
leagues as p aae s en re
1 h I d i entire t'
professional career with the Sena-
tors and now is 32 years old
Always a dependable and some-
times a brilliant fielder he
reached his batting peak in 193
a
ltillith
thae 195avavdeoraxgoe tbout 2d3r4opipd aest
1 g
ear In 34 '
ames
'
Along tile v ay Yost set a Wash-
ington club
walks and aiso compiled the
Amencan 1-iigue's longest eon-
seemly(' - exi record for drawing le playing streak
since Intl Gehrig an 8'29-game
skein that ended in 1955 cehrig
Played in 2110 straight games He
is the Amer-Ran League's player
representatie and often has been
mentioned as future major league
managerial timber
managerial tmher
But Griffith sad he decided to
part kith the Neteran now be -
caiiie "I think ths trade v 'I give
us a little more power and deft-
nitely more speed "
y : :::4 ark - ' 5 1 HARMON HOSPITAL IZED
STERLING TOP GOLFER 1 ‘ '''34 : LOS ANGELES t UPI I — Tom
BUENA PARK Callf (UPI) — lal
- - t Harmon 40 former Nlichigan
:
Rob Sterling es'ablished himself ' 4 I football great and now a cns'
as the champion golfer of the en- sportscaster was hospitalized Sat
tertainment word Saturday by THE PLOTTER —Having urday for diagnostic tests at tie
winning a pla off from J 0 b n n y given the assignment eonsid- LT1 A Medical Center It was re-
Weismuller hv three strokes at trable thought Ingemar Jo- ported unofficially that Harmon
aotuerson h It
the Los Coyotes Country Club thanssforit1 seated under a paint-
ic t the c am p y as sportscast in a rundow n the hospital n condition and
Sterling shot a one-over par 73 say h e that he would tape his regular
Ill heg :ill goo'
s i
compared to 76 for Weismuller
STArislics
NE St St Ben
1 irst downs 13 14
Rushing yard 159 IcOt
Pascing Ydg gf 5S
6-13 5-13
1
Punc 7-334
5-273
Passes Int by 7
Lirni-les lot 1 4
Yds ponali7ed 75 35
Boston CollegE
in 268 Upset
his first four the tiny quarterback coolly nnotea
throw's The Eagles converted two it The punt a as a good one-so
intercepting three of
f the interceptions into tnuch- good it almnst sailed nver the
rl
downs
gnal But the fnntball acting more
Greene's only first half comple- like a billiard ball soh backspin
tion was a 55-vard scoring strike hopped back and abruptly came
to end Dave Sterchi in the open- to rest only one yard from the
ing period for the only Holy Cross double stnpe
Touchdown
Oregons Dave Grayson carried
o P
The win gave Bost n Collge a it out to the two on the next play
2T-25-1 Pd" "11:1 in
But Poole and Daniel C al I
in the series lvhich
17)- caught Grins behind the goal on
began in 1896 and snapped a t
the next play and that gave aliami
game Crusader streak
arnabile of Jersey City NJits second ain in a 10-game Spa-
registered the first Enston College sl'n
touchdown on a three yard boot- Oregon Drive
leg dash into the red zone as the
Oregon immediately launched a
second quarter sttirted his smooth drive that - !
I from it own
f
al'e ann I'll tn 's
pay to the
hdff aff play 43 Miami 7 P t there Len
even confusing the referee Read fumhied and Poole gohbled
up the hall Miami punted out
his 31-yard pass to end John
onle to have Oregon drive right
Flanagan set the stage for the
spcond Faele score vihich came
back to the 12 From there a field
when Amahile looped a basketball- goal attempt by John Clarke was
type two-handed pass to Flanagan no good Oregon tried one more
in the end zone for the last nine desperation field goal in the last
seconds
yards
Aliami 11e Oreeon had a frus -
Boston Collerze Capt George trating data at the goal line and
Larkin ran an intercepted Greene
vas stooped on drives that car-
a s back 10 yards to the Holy
P- c- - ' ried to the eight and the 14
Cross 17 in the second period to
t
se up the third score Collback It ta-as Oregon's sixth defeat
against four wins But Miami's
Jim Duggan hulled into the end r
laiaire to rno- the ball across the
'-
erme front eight Yards out to cap
goal gave the Webfoots the nation-'The
thP second period scoring spree al title in defense against touch
-- ' - - 4
and give the hosts an IS-11 halftime
driwns
eau
'
' Score By Periods
Boston College marched 63 yatds Nliami n 0 2 0-'2
ln the II"l Cross six before the Oren On n o o a - - o
third petiod ended On the first Scoring Miami-Safety Gros?
Play Of the final quarter halfback tackled in end zone
Alan !sailer vent off tackle to
score
Wes Ellis Leads '
With three and one-half minutes
left tn play the Boston College In Golf To
line exploded into the Holy Cross
backfield to smother Greene iii
noRAno HI CH PR (UPI)
'the end cr)onie fBni- ap sraledty
i-Wes Ellis the ear old Cana-
dian Open champion frarn River
Boston College 0 18 0 8-26
Vale N1 singeed over water-
Holy C n 8 0 0- 8
logeed lane!' as through an inter-
ross
raiment trope 11 shower Saturda
LION LEGISLATOR
to shoot 3 on-underpar 71 for a
111'111-R01T iNEA) - Philli A twa-stroke ad after three rounds
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newly elected United States °1 tne tt°nl" Reach Invitational
art ' ' Golf '
Senator for Michigan is a mem- nf Tourtiament
Ill!s h e ' s
L lir itv of Texas
her of the professional football De- - -
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trod Lions' board of directors graduate crimpleting his first full
i ----- v ---- year on the professional tour had
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4 -:e'J--- ' -0et7:: ''1 a ne second spot at 213
:
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