Shawnee News-Star from Shawnee, Oklahoma • 8

I I Fhavente (Okla) Nes-Star Sunday Sept 13 8 tilers ME 0 0L 6p- 0 one 5 maul! es 11 vv no 0 0 Vnigionum Auburn belts 0 11 51 Its A Bud pleased 'Hesitation' attack by Sooners' 14 performance nets 4 win pertormance 'Butt' a Tv I i- II'" 1P7 I 1-- -t 7 4' i 01 -4') i 04-1 1 0 lik -Lka 1 I I sisi 0 '10 4T4 C1k '31 'b Le OIS lit) liv ROT ANGI I a Jr 4 oh 5 i 1 '6- sir lo s'eliss 4 4 NORMAN ista 'I don't Leek 11-Plat event Itilitott ot i4 11 I how good our deft nae is because NOI agnificent unveiled 4' 1 had the ball so often" Oisla N' O' 1 iel it new hesitetion offense along with a deadly "st aa 0- 1 BIRMINGHAM Ala Ill---Southpaw quarterback Lloyd home Coach Bud Wilkinson aitii aerial das hing' -s ir a a 1 Saturday after his Sootier rota e- erial gae to overmhelm the mine sse but 1ewililertal West a-a 14 Nix injected rIme second-half zing into a sluggish Auburn ed past West Virginia 47-14 Virginia Mountaineers before 58000 shirt -sleeved lane at ----4 'I just couldn't tell" Wilkroon Owen field here Saturday in the opener for the Big Red I 44 1 offense Saturday and the Tigers whipped Tennessee 13-0 I si in a nationally televised football game sai 1 gnia "We were well satisfel a''' Weal ir No 13 rated in the nation in last week's Ass' After a dull first half Nix cut loose with superb faking claw our tt Pre" poll put up a gallant fight against the No 2 tanked running on keeper plays and some clutch passing Within five ilkin son as pot re ft eg f' Ttisittd: sooneas toe fast two quarters but the apeed and deception of the 1 'n A t-N ft minutes early in the fourth period Auburn had two touchdowns 1 se 1 ss i the opposition when he made his Red Wreckers were far more than the beefy Mountaineers could al ar a a The Tigers unbeaten last year and voted the nation's No 1 remarks about Oklahoma oe- hantVe down the stietch os I as 4- a I team entered the game a nine point favorite fensive potential Before the earre ended Coath Bud Wilkinson cleared his Aubyrn's defense top in the -Actually we inovedv tie ti'e Iti boa five teams into the nulling The third unit entered' 7 is country last year was so superb' on offense a lot bette i 1a Come in the third quarter after the Sooner lead had ounted si a a that the hapless Vols never goti urdue clubs pected" he said "West Virginia 5 ti) 27-11 a first down defense was okay bit Se Wert Tile near-easiscoy throng Was juo as startled as the Mountain- i a quicker" et rs when the Sooners displayed their new attack-a in asll Guard Zeke Smith tackle Jim I Wilson and There an much claim in alitznment in hit the Big Led split its ends flanked its halfbacks: No PI 'WE To Shawnee' ud-costred and akater-soaked defenders put LIS ers Wilkinson's mind about tae frequently lined up unbalansed wide to either side spread at ing ejeenffteeryr 'Jaecnkdie cAles'ier Lack late the second quarter of Iriday's non-conferenee duel sit aleAlester The Jerry llorket Wt key men in the Tiger stonewall changing point in the ganua Ilertile oppoaition defense a Shawnee players in white are Larry ()ueen (77i Bobby Jones (61) and Mike Hindman (56) sa alli id the big break Ce in tite A ature of the offense was the 'hesitation" break frm thoe No identification was Strallable for the plavers'aeluallv making the tackle The game ended Auburn used the same pitchout play-to opposite sides-for its second quarter when the i- hudd Imo elr a normal huddle tis a or three players would often' in an 8-8 ose ie Shawnee hosts Enid 21-6 It) to Norman beie Friday night i climaxed taineer quarterback called a run- break to the right or left to their positions Then the 0111010 Would a touchdowns marches of 67 and 44 yards due IsArAvErrE Ind UP) Pin- e's veteran Boilermakers giving nine play on fourth dov1-1 deep break for a step or two hesitate Piet hustle to the rtght or left: back Lamar Mn for the scouts a few tantalizing glimpses in his own territory to set up before Marling the play i first and halfback Tommy of a little sonhomore rocket nem zipped 24 yard behind great 1 4---------- Football results hio State nudges bloNcikrintatdoer tthheemsecpoonsdsble "They made sonie bail nos- These maneuvers upset the ed Jim Tiller Saturday over- takes" he said but I don't mean West VirgiMa deft: nSe to such an ST IITE ewr'h3e218moed the Nebraska Cornhusk- tI at critically It gave us a chance extent the Sooners passed for 284 ll OU can loin osoasoa sa West Virgima 14 to move the ball and did" Ile 'yarda and rolled to 335 yards: Tulsa 27 Arkansas 14 0 with pointed out he considered the rtohing Okiarionta Sate 21 rsorth Texas 14 QB club Monday A crowd of 42000 saw the first his smart calls and terrific ball Tennessee passing statistics out of balance With quarterbacks David Baker: I lemma? ustaligs in thriller handling I football meeting of the Big Ten 01) Tiller a 151-pounder from Fre Wahoo McDaniel on a pa ecause the 86-yard gainer Bobby Boyd doing most of alember-hips in the Shawnee' utrbiggn sire 32 California 12 and Big Eight representative teaustssess bgaihingion Itiat 21 pas from the firing th Sonr shelld the lOhhl oes egscoo Quarerback club wal 1 twee Dame 18 Indiana Oes vac with 11 he available again Mond a ay a 34h4an 3r Sootiarn Cal 111 Auburn mont Ohio was not one of Pur- Bobby Boyd do n't come et mount ineer seondary tel A 18 Illinois 14 Ohio State top-ranked Buck- often compli ted passes in 20 efforts booth located at the due's four touchdown scorers But i Plithif Nt brks eyes survived one of the greatest aerial barrages ever 1 NI he ran over a two Doint conver- The Sooners set a modern The aerial yardage nf 264 was a intersection of Itain and Bell neat I Ohio Stave 23 WU 20 fichool record of 261 yards in new team record for a garnea Montgomery Ward Co Iowa 17 TCU seen het to defeat Southern Methodist's 'Mustangs 23-20 sion and made a brilliant 49-yard the aerial department Their eclipsing the old mark of 249 The fee for the 1958-59 school' Missouri 14 Idsho 10 Toledo I in an intersectional football game Saturday punt return for a touchdown that 1 osio total offense was 599 yards sit In 1946 against Oklahoma year is only $2 weave 33 Kenvon i Even in defeat the star of the star spangled show was Don NATIONAL LEAGUE was erased by a penalty 1 Sixty-eight new membera were! st -hotel ilitcli 32 Di pause Ntert ditto the Mustang quarterback who completed 19 of 28 passes -1r7oTi------- was GI- The massive Purdue line push-Wilkinson said the 91 running Statta Seven Sooncrs sc ored touch- added Friday and Saturday Carthago 40 Principla tili 1 7 12 1 01 td the Cornhukers all over th pla the Sooner se y3 were able to a as Pastern 711ohlean 13 Illiborg vrotimgi a for 213 yards and one touchdown Ile paced the Texas mliwauko IA lin i rentice Gault 116-Quarterbaeks manned the booth: maitteeteh 14 Cocneil 'Iowa 6 Pittsburgh wat "1'" n' pound fullback breaking the ice! 1 Carle ion 27 St Olaf 21 team on the gro tirld with '25 yards in ten tries Meredith scored'Ilan Prancisce 10 0 field and the Boilermakers made ngotiate ere dominating ftor in the triumph Ritter 40 Wabash 6 i ow six-pointer himself Cincinnati g1 494 181 yards from scrimmage to Ne- with a buildozing 27-yard run TD but Gautt clipped at the two! Autitna Ill 8 1 Conversions spelled the dif 81 Leull gg st Alt go braska's 92 Nebraska got inside 1 Stillikin 20 ca I The players were as loud in the Chicago 'GAMIC STAI18014111 yard line I 5alparaloo 0 Sall S'aie i A onc ference in the nip-and-tuck battle Los Angeles Purdue's territory only in the last dressing room as Wilkinson was' ra 11J "est "0111a---" This didn't I 1 P'1! s' 'In') i as the two titans traded touch- Philadelphia 18 "41 41 'five minutes of the game on a pro serious As soon as the coach told sea downs so I se 1 a a as el Wirrilia 16 Cincinnati 18 i 'lei them "Al right we've won IllitiZ''l yards ruining 120 135 Sooners moved on to score with' EVanbVill0 21 Indiana S'ata 6 0 The Bucks made good on Soloedat's Basolis flurry of passes by quarterback yard" pai Colorado gone 70 284 13:43 left in the half laake oin Central 541chigon It ItIlidsle 73 all extra points attempts Harry Tolly to fullback Bill Bo- two of milwaukto I Cincinnati 1 one let 's get ready for next week sssp si al ne se Mt Louis IL Ban Pranci5co 1 th he v-fan le wo- t- cm new point ihannon halfback Clay White and against Oregon roars cm om as eis'ss ss Jig down the middle for the Iowa Maio 14 Arlzona 0 a A Philadelphia Pittsburgh a 1na avera ge 31 1 30 fina en ar onn yds Rie ar ie Iltlna a yrs while the laIustangs converted Chicago I Los Angeles 4 end Roland McDole The drive the players eie Puntissas lowng ball 7 3 Who had missed a 14-yard field' "II" only one of their three ssaat's Mats died on the Purdue 19 There was no happiness in th Y11111 penalised le too goal attempted earlier booted the riot-awl rat North cArds 2t scores oineinhatt a ill-111 Purdue led only 7-0 at the half West Virginia dressing room but Alin 62-4-1-eft-in l-he second extra point that staked aked OU to a Nl nd 21 Isiptil Stiee It blorma 7 oyla Cs ilina Sste a nourDER Colo Ola Colo- A crowd of 83113 largest ever Or Newcombe 0-131 vs Rush 010-Ili 1116Mishia at Pittsburgh Moorhead on a short plunge by fullback the players did not seem to be tirainia 15 'Iouke 12 Bob Janis and Bob Spoo's extra Baker 115 0 lf lquar es a er race over I a time lea rado march( to a toutthdown the overtiow the Buckeye horse- "at' Isotoplan'els too dishearted over the loss Auburn 13 I-rineft it I at San Ilis point kick cis Fefore the half en two-point conversion and tl-ei Baker! Goorre Washinron at Ciianel potponed first time it got the ball them shoe gave NIeredith last year izi es titagerald Coach Art Lewis said "We gag go cer- Sooners Were away and running to Coyle who fumbled the Show 6 Virinis Union 0 add ed a third-period TD after a collegiate champion passer a tainly gave them a lot today but )a in an out of the end one' I a I 1 II a omen- ir a 1 8 8 11 I ins on cm 1 riving! bloc ktd punt to defeat Kansaslhuge ovation in the final quarter AMYRICAN LEAGIA awfully good football tabOkl SW Tennrioe 98 Iiiiissipoi College I Northwestern tips are a esh ahed the mselves a strong for a touchback that gave the Stte Sturda 13-3 1 tontierinit 21 G'qiS 14 aay 1 'when he completed six in a row 'Gm- Woo Lose lee Gk 0101 national Iconteners for the nationa chain Mn 8 te to West Virginia on its ao I ev14 3 iset eo Tech St New York a a to un-Ifor 75 yads and the final ohato SMU a ss st mit a i "'s hard to ge i'oakba 94 Nribocrs 14' II 71 629 Ita as State It ready for a W-th Tionship pushed the Mountain- 1 the Sooner owning a 12-4 Lt3 -3 derdog pushed highly touted touchdown Roston 78 76 610 WI team like Oklahoma because you eers all over the firm turf of first down tne first half tatiasine 2n 1: rtratukg 7 Colorado all over the field in the Don Clark Ohio State's speedy Detroit II 76 403 Ilii 1 theen field in the first quarter a 19-yard to 79-yard advantage taisisspei 27 KnnEkv 6 first half but could Score only on senior alfback scored OSU 'ifnlmoilicardo Is Is 400 14 EVANSTON Ill No know hat to et up against Pcobyarion Lenoir Shite 6 74 77 460 15 ibut couldn't cash in 'in rushing and a 98 to 6 passing the last of three field goal at-! first two touchdowns one on a Kansas City 77 118 477 IP western a Big Ten doormat whic them to stop their long gains 'We ran on fourth down in the Contr 12 NI r-rila 'Tomo 7 A fumble by Baker ea he buck' margin the handwriting koas on tVFt 03 11 i koee 2g tempts I22-yard run to climax a 41-yard WaahlnIrt" 16 go iii failed to win a game last year sI ed across the goal line stopped the wall as the third quarter W9 4o Forittt 11 11111a Tch 6 I The victory opened the Big six-play drive and the second on latorlay's Result 'opened econd quarter because the mark- its season Saturday with the first bid a I5-yard 1St 13 Al min 3 Zoete Washington 0 29-28 victory over Washington on the sideline said third down 'Eight campaign for Coloradoa two-yard plunge to finish a 15- cit no one saw the scoreboard nasi 11 Ito noto ri l' 3 Chicago I spied the second and a nags in- The Sooners took the kickoff sss 8 Kintuoky 0 rated as Oklahoma's chief surge covering 80 yards In erit Dto 11 Cleveland 1 State one of the leading contend and terception killed the third effort and capered 80 yardsin 16 plays' ence challenger those scores Billy Dunn Baltinwre at t4ew York postponed ers for the Pacific Coast confer backfired on us But fortunate- ln't score that time so 44 Actually Dick Carpenter nassed only one of which covered morel substitute quarterback I Irolay's Slate ence title they did wasn't important" i SiMderv Rork 8 linboto 'Pal i Mei' The crowd of 37500 started 'Hiram at New York (10- A pair of quick touchdowns to Jim Carpenter for a 20-yard than six yards That was a 17-1 Pittrburgh 17 Poly Cr001 uzzng about a walkaway wheal 20 yards to second-string I West Virginia quarterback Dick clipping pe and narshman 41214) vs urdle touchdown but a clnnalty lvard pass ro from Bv s-ter lloboy! eta atfitP 43 Peralqh4111111 end Henry Christopher for a tz-in and Larsen 18-61 Int with only a one minute and 9 sec- Longfellow described Oklahoma MI 31 Viliknoya ft Colorado moved 41 yards in 6 i 'erased it to Sandefer touchdown The Mustangs moved sea 411401 1 Detroit at (1141 gg ands left in the first half plus a a terrific defensive team an Ono 37 Shoo Iiisnri 8 plays for a touchdown in the first I acton took lace ire It wa a nefer ho canoed 20 101srite yards in 11 plays for the score 61-yard scoring dash by halfback said Bob Harrison was "as goo the first te All th i la four minutes Halfback Howard 73 Kanlill CZY it Chicago-0 412 11 irn minute th rive by going four yards for forwent 22 ColuinC's ook bolt Ron Burton helped the Wildcats middle man on defense a addit Ilartline mi I ve estere 11 Collate I '-ed 10 yards around right 78 TroolrV il)01 or MellWain 00-0) 1 In ion to Gault Sooners the counter ssed his' Houso rue tn cshs Bobton et (12-121 overcome a 22-point final period eircartlie 24 Boston College 18 end for the score he set up with! vs KerriMarer 4610 rally by the Cougars ever seen scoring TDs were Baker Jakie conversion i Ruiggra 28 Princeton 0 113-Yard pass to quarterback Boyd' a Sandefer Wahoo McDaniel Jim 1 Moments later the Sooners1 LehtFro a CDrlawore 7 rti 0 1 er Yolo 8 onnecticu 6 1wii T-Aggies 39 to 7 Missouri nicks carpenter alickey Johnson and again traveling 96 yards i Itiiton 28 Alosschtimelit 1t a on to That was 0 I Ol 1 1 I Stan 1Vard in three plays the dazzler being Army 45 South Carolina su Idaho 14 to 10 from a ff Possibly the day's mast spec-'the big 86-yard vo Itch Say' 1 W11100 it Marl 0 of stained offensive power second Colorado touchdown i HOUSTON all state a-Claustate Midsissipp Kin gt I tacular play was an 86yard to 'McDaniel A bad anap iT The I -s I i came early in the third quarter schoolboy star led a flock of fine 10 COLUMBIA Mo 141 and run from Boyd to McDanic14rom center spoiled the conver- Tir'ts 28 Eni1(1011 1 after a 43-yard punt by Dowler backs behind a hard charging line Snowden sneaked across the finallBoyd faded almost to the end sion try colas ss Brandeis 0 the Hobart 20 LA1-TI91 sailed out of bounds on night as the Unitto-say a foot for winning touchdown rzone before cutting loose with a West Virginia finally found out esetassrso 0 12 Colorado linebacker Sherman the waning seconds as the that McDaniel took at full hat it's like to score in Oklitho-: Trinity 12 Williarna of Houston opened its football souri Tigers edged the Idaho'speed hack of the Weal earlv in tha fourth oupeter sebrig third by crushing Texas ht 21 Drovel 0 Pruitt blocked Ben Gro sse' ettril 6 down punt and end Mel Semenko I Aas1 394 4 a eltftlin Tila 11 actAloo11 er I tt (Ian Dill 1 1-1--i-1 serious As soon as the coach told Vilst downs them "Al right we've won this Nq yards ttpinot one let's get ready for next week Against Oregon" roars earn 'r tim the players leuntint Fumbles loWne bRil 1ongienow oU5L711UVII lanialIVIII eraged it to Sandefer i 11 JJ milu touchdown The mustangs moven a terrific defensive team and 1 Mato 37 Rhody 1-laort 8 plays for a touchdown in the lirst All that action took place in! It was Sandefer ho canoed Dartinoof 20 "3 yard in 11 lays for the score said Bob Harrison was "as good1 te the first ten minutes the drive by goine four yards for 17l1H1r11" four minutes Halfback Howard Brawl 22 Coluinwis Cook bolted 10 yards around rights middle man on defense as cermet is Colaate 0 1 In addition to Gault ooners the counter IlartIMe missed his ever seen" th up ti-raeue 24 Boston College 14 en or score se i 1 th Houston crushes scoring TDe were Baker Jakie conversion i Rutgers 28 ProwoTem 0 13-yard pass to quarterback Boyd Sandefer Wahoo McDaniel Jim 1 Moments later the Sooners1 Lrillot a 7 1 '1 0 ii 10 1 7 a Vain 8 Now-cur-at 6 IJOtAler Missouri nicks Carpenter Mickey Johnson and marched again traveling 96 yards! 11tei 28 14 T-Agglit3 47 ILLI i That was Colorado only shoe Stan IVard in three plays the dazzler being' Amy'45 Routh Cirolina -g Idaho 14 to 10 HOUSTON Win Po ibly the day's most spec- the big 86-yard payoff pitch from King ss Navv 14 Willia-n A- Mary tacular play was an 86-yard to 'McDaniel A bad snap a of sustained offensive power The second Colorado touchdown 1 all -state Msissipp 14-4 and run from Boyd to McDaniel horn center spoikel the conver- Tutts 26 EMI (101n came early in the third quarter schoolboy star led a flock of fine COLUMBIA Mo after a 43-yard punt by Boyd faded almost to the Pnd ion try cages 26 Brandois 0 backs behind a hard charging line Snosvden sneaked across the final! zone before cutting loose With a1 West Virginia finally found out Mbar' 20 LAIrtnn sailed out of bounds on K-State'si Saturday night as the Univeesity foot for the winning touchdown' seiistss 20 a 12 Colorado linebacker Sherman the waning seconds ae the Mis-j pass that McDaniel took at full what it's like to score in Oklitho- Tri nity 12 Williarna of Houston opened its football Hpeed back of the West Virginia early in th fourth voarter 21 Dr61 0 Pruitt blocked Ben Gro sse's third by crushing Texas soul Tigers edged the Idaho Hamilton 26 Kinas Pimt i I The big Midland Texas "en Bill blocked down punt and end Mel Semenko lam 397 ids 13 to 0 rterback Lloyd lirgish Auburn rennessee 13-0 rb faking classy Inc Within five two touchdowns nation's 1 clubs 280 Ind (k) lermakers giving talizing glimpses note rocket nemSaturday overnaska Cornhusk 000 saw the first of the Big Ten presentatives )under from Fre not one of scorers But KO point converbrilliant 49-yard I touchdown that penalty 'urdue line pushers all over the niermakers made Icrimmage to Newasks got inside only in the last the game on a by quarterback fullback B111 Bot Clay White and Dole The drive lue 19 ly 7-0 at the half nge by fullback Bob Spoo's extra tern tips on State (4)--Nort en doormat which game last year Saturday with over Washington leading contend fic Coast confer uick touchdowns minute and 9 sec-first half plus a dash by halfback ped the Wildcats )oint final period ugars 1 11 '1 7 ")L' E' 1'''' 1 4 0 fog I I kJ 1 0 ow4 -4 1 11 i t144V0044'440AA''f' '41 4' 'f 11 Vandals 14-10 Saturday Idefense Lopasky a Amasta iz Surintiold 0 A perfect field goal from the end then outran and outmaneuv: McDaniel punt then picked it up sionrs se Post 0 Jell On the ball in the end zoned King thrilled a crowd of 65000 lered his lone pursuer '1 citi is wsoanstan A Joltcri Dowler's fine punting includ- is by 28-yard line by Ken Hall Idaho and ran 21 yards for the touch- son 14 ine two out of bounds kicks with- ond period score it' a 17-yard setting up a tie-breaking sec- fullback opened the coring ini Gautt's opening counter was set don Lopasky is a 2'20- pound Perin Mill ar 17 1A4 goer 1 second quarter Fumbling and un- no when West Virginia was guard sever balance in the last half when touchdown of his own on the sec- gua rd in the 5 kept Kansas State Off run to the one and then got a certain Missouri didn't get back forced to punt four straight times! This seeed to spur the Soon' 30 antrd a neither team threatened serious- the contest until late in the as a result of two penalties who then led only 27-6 wsemies 21 miring 14 1 ly ond play of the final period with third qtr-ter The Tigers finally i against the Mountaineers and one! The Big Red promptly tallied 411oraro 13 Karias Slate 7 a 47-yard scamper scored vth sophomore fullback1against OU On the fourth punt on an eight -yard pass from Mc- 1st et trIva1 071 24e 2M: 4 Houston struck quickly by Miles cracking over from the broke through to block Daniel to Jim Carpenter and a 8'T'ir 3 M8 Irvestern 10 Vandy dumps Georgia scoring twice in the second guar boot by Dick Longfellow converted by placement ter Jim Kuehne a sophomore ee Guard Charlie Rash made bothiend Jerry Tillery recovered on( In a matter of seconds the ot THIS lt ASHVILLE Tenn isPi fullback carried over from the Harrlin-Himmmis 7 conversions to run his string tolthe WVU 49 lSooner scored again Following: Mous- on 14 31 Texas AA-M Quarte 7 rback Boyce Smith tossed one to climax a 61-yard march straight tying the Big Eightl Six plays later Gautt scored the kickoff West Virginia film: Tech 32' SUlle 7 leo touchdown passes and two ex-i and Lonnie Holland a junior conference record held by Buddy i On their next possession the bled on a pass play and the ball ra points to sophomore end Lewis quarterback transfer from Okla- Leake ex-Cklahoma star It left Sooners had another touchdown rolled into the end zone third Cadets breeze 45-8 'Akin Saturday night as Vander-1 home university scored on a Rash only two shmt of the na-ilerased by a penalty Baker passed string center Mickey Johnson re but defeated Georgia 21-14 in a keeper from the one after Kings tional collegiate record lto Ross Coyle for 49 yards and a coering or a Sooner TD EST POINT conference football 17-yard run Ilartline converted by place (te-r- iment and the Sooners led 41-6 I The Sooner two Saturday coring ended when Army uncoer Rice Dawkins scored four touchdown Anderson game before 24000 fans ob assed for as The first friction match 1 and LI mbles Stanford 1 1 atented in Britain in 1826 Ile Bob Cornell passed eight yards as ve an eye-popping offensive to clob-1 1 the nzost 1 10 Pnd Stan Ward West Virginia tallied aeain i' ber South Carolina 45-8 before STANFORD Calif GP) A 1 downs Satureay and ruined Stan- about 20000 rain-soaked fans rugged band of Rice Owls explod-I ford Coach Jack Curtice's home the final seconds Danny Wit- i Earl ''Red" Blaik starting his led for three second half touch- debut 30-7 com ortable 1 11ams scoring Item the one W11-125th year as a bead coach had passed to Mel Reight forabout everyone but the fullback e-te: 0 the to conversion throwing passes in the Cadet's shoes you It was the first loss for the impressive opener Using an un- 4' I '1 Mountaineers who had been PX- balanced line with a wide split onLy 5 uErj 1950 A pected to give the Sooners a lot end on the strong a 1 can tvear! 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