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VOLUME TWENTY-FIVE . : · ~ .) nuKANT, OKI.ABO~ ~NESDA:Y;-: DEC~EB;: It, 1 1946 \· NUMBER ELEVEN

1 Sa¥ages Snag Fir~ ·c~wn .ITradHiOnatChriSililaS Candleli~h '·ng: Sen· In SSC Football ·Htsto~ · · · , · · · ·. _ ~ ·. · . .-.· -· ~ -

b\ · · . . ..~~~~~~·.=::Next Tuesday.· · .:fo. ;Stress Relig·ious T De afers WIn collegiate Feotball Cbamplonahip m . .. .. · · · .· .

Ada ·T ou;ney :: ·~~::i:='~~~-= I . . . '. . . . I A. religious .theme wi, I . . ~ . ~:!!~!:key ~;nl!:~:o~~c~ :: Thi. rtDen.· · -S·fud~.nts. ··.·N .. oln .. ... ed· ag.in marK the annual Ca•

Bou~heastern debaters o~necJ the war. I ~ . tlleligbtihg service next Tu•. 19~6 season with a bang last week, A crowd of Southeastern tans, To -! ho" is. · .. W... . ho~~ ... : F' o' ·-:~. 1946 day, December 17, 'at 8 p.m., briDging home the sweepstakes looking almost Uke Durant en masse, .., trophy ~or the Invitational .Speech jammed the East Central stadium . . - - . . I in the Southeastern stau; col-'l'burnament at East Central State and the Savage-Tiger- duel gave . Th;r~n . sOutheastern students lei

1 trlen's gymna"sium. Stll-

College, Ada.. Scotty Nobles and Ger- them a. first-rate Jia.U-chewing op- f ~ T Dl...... ha.ve been.1u:~pted for inclusion in tJ ts fl 11 d ts ald ~den t~k tJ~· plaee 1n .aenlor portuntty, ntp and tUck all the way.. t~~~YMA1 0 rN• e ttie 'f9.46-47 edition of "Who's Who ~e I rom a epartmen mens div181on. of t1ie debate events, The Savages took ~be opening kick _,.,1 11 . . .. Aiilongo· Students In American u.it- of he college will participate and M1811 Clau~ Jo\lDaoA and lWa8 oft and never lost Jt08Be8siOD of the All sse. ~-. . - vet~tles a,nd "Colleoa," Dean A. E. in he preparation and-'~ Mary Dean crew advaneeil to the ball unUI they had croued the East · ~ . · , • · ., .. ~ aem.l!1nala 1n the lnexpaienced wo- Central goal line on a march that ' . - Sb~~ ·an~~unced today. Sentation Of the Ceremony tmen's dlrvislon, aa membera of the went from South~tern's 10 yard · . · Ther· ~ MiBa Elayne Bilbo, , Otho which has become traditional 81luad piled UP four rm.t pla.cea, !We llne to pay dirt fO Yards··away. The ~ person ted' with the ~~r~i/,$tey~ (}leon, Kenneth God .. at the eoll~e. 8eCOnds, two thirds, and a. fourth tn first. counter came lol\ a PB88 from campus; will pictured in. the 1$4 7 fre¥• .. ilfae . ~ GOnzales, ltllss Pat lndlvJdual conteata. Howard Guyer tO ~e.Jones. Guyer 1 Savage, Sout~eastern yea~k; apd .Green; - ~tas. Phinis Lamb, James

Individual winners were Scotty passing, on East Central's 18 yard not just the nes whO' have IJ9ught !t!a;~he~s, ~~Y Paul McKinney, Koblee,J.first in general 1dlacusaion, line~ rifled a pass tJ Gene Jones 00 a book, the publlcatlo~ staff an-; GeO.rge· _Pi~~ , Miss Lola Totoro, aecond n extemp, second 1n tm- the 5, and Jones raced over. Charles nounced this~eek as the staff pho-: _D{I;vld ~1~, and Mlea. U,u Ellen IJI'OIIlpt , and second in after din-. Hewitt added the extra point, South- tographer s up a campus. studio ~flY:· .· ; : •. :·-ner speaking; eastern '7, East Central 0. lin the stu~en council room and.~- 'OW:li~,>'s.'Who Among Students In

Gerald Sanders, first 1n unprepar- In the second qu~eJ-· the Tigers gan shootmg students an~ ta~.ulty Amertam U~versltles and Colleges~· ed poetry, first 1n impromptu, second came roaring back to tie up the old on schedule. . . • · ·· , tlnft .,started"· In . 1934 8J!t a project to­.la radio, third 1n prepared poetry, ball game. The Tigers took .over on 1 . In . addition to receiving bJda and reeogQize outstanding honor students and tied for th1fd in address read- their own 40 yard ~rker after an ·I letting a con ct f~r · PbJ?togra~y -al)~ ··-to .e~ta~Uf!b a reference volume lag; I ·exchange of klcks. j Fentem passed

1 in the Sa.va.gJ, the ~has signed" ,of a'ljtlfuri~~~ information on the

Lee.Roy Hicks, firSt in story tell- to Thompson on S~utheastern~s 36 · a contract ~th Soutliweatern ~-. greo.t 1)od~ o!' ,Afuerlca's l~adlng col-lag, seco.nd In unprepared poetry; yard llne, and &ga.ut on the savage I graving ComJ¥U!Y of Oklahoma .CitY.. lege ..st:ude_nt~ ~ectlons are made

Jack Carter, fourth 1n radio. 5 when Tjlompeon. 'fent over. Fen- to produce thf ~k by offset print-, oh .~cha~ter, ~. hola:rshlp, ~ea.dership Fiv_e ..debate teams, Nobles and tem kicked the ex~ ix>iDt, and at lng method, hjiB opened an advertts- In e~-·c~ular activities,. and

~ders, Miss Johnson and Mlaa the half time the score board read fng. sales ~palgn, an!! ts ·windinlr' pQtepff.a.Utf: for future usefulness to ,ctew,_Afiss Patsy Cox and Miss Joan Southeastern 7, Ef$t Central 7. ' up subscrlptl* Bales. , . . - busin,e~ and ~Oelety. Moss, Dick Puckett and Lee Roy · Early In the third quarter the B). paying e entire cost ·of photb- · .T1lniors, ~nlors, and thoae doing Hicks, and Jack ea;rter and ~ Tigers made their ~cond counter of graphing ind vidual st\(dents an'd · P~-~dua.te ; work are eligible. Of Smlth, · accompanl~ by Profeai!IOr tJ)e afternoon when 1 Charles Hewitt faculty for ~e class and · faculty th'-le 'Who ,graduated last spring, 'I'. A. Houston, debaite coach, attend- tried a field goal trozr East Central's sections of tqe yearbq<>k, the Staff· only vet~~~ ~ be Included. cam­ed the -three-day .t in which six- 82 yard line, kicki'='g at an angle, I hopes to obtalp full ceoperatlo'ii.· and pus . leitders ~e nomlna.ted by a. I ~-six teams repr~ntlng 21 lnstl- Pair, Tiger balfba.cli: returned this , to get plct~ of a.11-100G resident Fommit~ of college officials lut ._.· .

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tallona from 6 states were entered. .,_on P-- j • See T 0 v..- .. J • sprJng''and. SE!nt to the pubUca.tlon's I """"' ' I ::-- ' ,& -":' .. • • headqtlarter$ .. J.r:i TuecaJoo., Ala..

~- • , ' . · .· f3r · !brill aPPJ:Q'val. ' M.lss BilbO, now 1& school' a.t A. & The So theastern a Cnpe]Ja. Ch*

f - - . . .. , . - M., ' l~t ' .J)ast preSident of P1 Kappa will 4i.dv ce to the front of tbe au-

OUr Savages Make All-nonference· Team ·~·: ··: ~:~.- -~~~~~r~~t:ro*~~:.: ditor~um. l 'singing the procelllloJIIO. ~ . ··o C9me ·IAu Ye Faithful,!' by Ree4-. t ! • Athletic Assoc~tlon. ing.. , . •

Four men on the Okla~oma Col- I I . . · · . . Mr-. Curtts, !:f:~y graduate, is a Narratch will "be Jack carter aafil legtate Championship team nptde the Football 1946.. . ··. ~~~n:y;_JDajor: ··~d lettered 1n basket.- J. c. Curry, who will read • Okl h c Ueglat All sta first ·1 , · · · · · · . . , Christma$- story .trom the ~

a oma o e - r I R ~· . . .· Mr. -~~e,rm, sen1or, is vlce-presl- James vehlon of the New J team llne-up. - n e 18W . · . · . . dent .~?~··stUdent councu and a mem- ment. .

Gene Jones, 160 pound left end of , • , ber of;.!Q}ue Ke¥, . and Boule. . C tr To SID• Cuils the Savages was picked ·at one .of SEPT. 26-Th savages defeated ~ .Mr: Godfrey, chemistry maJor. · The ch lr under the d1reotlcJD . the end P,OBitlons, along with Ben- fighting d of Austin College ~ho ~uat~·Pi Mia.y, was a mem- Mrs. w~. L. EdwardB, will IIIDir ole CarUsle of Northealstern. Kan$81"008 by the score of ' 12-0, tier .Q!. Blue, ,Key, the Pasteur Club, ' "0 Rejoice, Ytt chr~Bttana, ~!-

James Harris. 18~ pound guard on long rups !>Y .T. T. W~~s. and Boule. _ · Johann Seba~ Bach; "Lo. Bow & , was selected ... a runnJng niate for and Lee Allen. . · Miss, Go.nza,te~, senior, and French Rose E'er Blooming," Michael· Pnt-Oscar RagllD of Central State. Har- SEPT. 2t-coakh Beams brought })Is maj~r.- ts :<a ~ember of the La.tin etorious, arranged by WllUam ;. l!r. ris Is a freshman from Duncan. 'Murray ~es to town and tbe c~ul); -~ clu)?, Boule, and Co~ege Edwards; ''Today There is~"

lloyd (Red) Skelton, 165 pound · Savages :tped the Aggles18,o: Playora. ... . • F. Melius lui>tlan""': ·-~ took first striDg center position; . this OCT. 4- The vag~ journeyed ~o -~'" G,r~n_. business educati~n the FieldsiWere Flyinc," 014 red head did a tine Jqb of. backing up I Tahlequah for . tbelr first . Co~ _majo~. is. president. of Rho Chapter Carol; "Joseph's Carol,'• ~ . . the llne for the 8avagemen an sea- . terence tlli. When the smoke Q.t' .Alnh_a. Sigma ~. ~tional social Marryott, adapted from tb8 son. · had clearec\ the Savages ' were s~ror~y, ¥4 . a . member of Boule, Cherry ee Carol;• "AW&7:.:-

Howard Guyer, 165 pound quarter- out in fro~li 18.:0. · · .WAA:. •' :. , Manger," -Gerhard Schroth; -"'Baal baCk, was selected to be the fieldj OCT. 11-coach D a.l e' Hamllton· Miss Lamb, -sen~. or, 18 president ot the .Lord's Anointed,'• Michael · general !or this all. star group aiong brought hf Central Sta.~e . Bron: ~~~ !~Y;:.and a member of .the tonus.' ~~ed bY Noble ~- . with BIU Thompspn, o~ ~uthwestern chos down' for the qutstandlrig n;_. "-• u . . · "Bethlehelll Night," Arthur W....,.U;t ·Tech, Johnny Dunaway, Central Collegiate game of ·the wee)(. M.r. ~attt~e,~s is P!'E!Sident of Slg- "d Boly Night," . Adolphe Adllaaf" State; Durard Givens of' Central The Savages ''beat the Broncbo~ · :~ ;t~ti q~ cl~lal fraternity, "The ~hepherd's Story," ~ who rounded out the backfield. · 6-0, befot<e a. large crowd of M .,..._!,?_ · is th 1d t ., Dlcki.J¥1on "Silent Night.'• ftalli

H m1n d 0 tstandin r. .-l.ll'UJ.ney, e pres en OL G be . :';f.d "Seraphic Song ,. .a..-BJU Caldwell. 190 pound, right end, OJneco g gra s. . u g . Blue•Ke~ 'and ~bes' CouncU, and a ru . r ' · ' ---,.

and Lee Allen fullback were select-· event other1 than the ga.nie ~ . be-~ t -o • 1 Rubmste!i' choral paraphraae ._, ed on the sec~nd team the HomecOming parade whiCh m~ · r ~ '· ~0~ e. t ~ t Samuel £'1chards Gaines. ·

I Charles Holl19Bsworth, '176 pound was the biggest in .Years: . . pres~dent :~c=~:::~tude': ~u:'c~~ The recession~ will be "0 Came; guard was picked on the third team OCT. 25--The Northwestern ~Rang- ' ¥1ss ' Totoro .'Is a member of the All Ye F"afthtUI. sung by the cboll1 along with Bert La.~. 190 pound ers came doulwned 'tha.nd

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Bav- Art ·club, La.tlo; club, Boule, and Fil vtlnge ta.t9~~ux, tHo bel U.:..~~tJMt tackle from BllweU. agemen ma em - · · c nege. PI " · · · Pfl n 8 • e ~ l' .... _......,, • To~my Stelgleder and Charles NOV. 8-The J Savages wen.t to

0M · ~lllaayers: 1 . sld t ., th Greco; "~dora on of the BllleiM , ., . . , r. n• ms 1t pre en OL e .. tlg "'· G . ~~~

(Gassy) Hewitt were named on the Wea:ert;r:~h to ~e 00 ~ou:- . student council, 8. member of Blue- ~erda, t ~ti 0 ~~ ";ier~, .»uenr~ honor~ble mention lists of backs, '\Je& rn eo., an w~ surp .- s- Key. :Boule, ::• interfraternity Coun- .. on ° le a ' · .. and James Taylor 280 pound tackle ed by a 12-·t defeat, on the ac- . 11 ·a· · be. f Sl ...._ Malionna of the Huoplea, ~

• • ~n~r~ f Bill Th c • an , a 8Jl' r , o gma ·.u~u del sa t . and ''Tb . ~~ '111\oo-n..., from Durant rated honorable men- cura .. e ~---r."'. o ompson G · ·. lal frat lty r o, e ~ Y .... _, tioo. ' who conneqted with . 14 passes ~'i:a,Mspc Dlo e~ Ush _B..,. ' Santi Ra~hael, Wl1l a.ccomP811Y tbtj

out fir 21 thrown. - . ,s ay, se, r, • g .. ....., .. r, music and! reading. The tablea11X wm Ni)V. 15-Easte Oklahoma ·.rumor, was •tfsted ln. ~a.at years publication, be prese~ed by students Ill tile -,.- Coil. Mo fD tal vI It e d also.· Sh_~ Is .editor and business S""""'h d~tment, under the dlrecJ•

e~ ~ neel'8 s · manager : ot• tile Southeastern. a ~~ · from Wijbunton ~or a game and member of Ka · Delta. PI PI Ka tlon oC rs. Clark Bass, apeeeb: the savag~s used some 44 men ppa. ' P- teacher. . th'- d f. tl ..,. __ t • pa Del.,ta,.WAA, ·College Players, and ......._; Des•- Is 0 _._._. 1n .., gam~ e ea ng ..,....., ern, Bouie · _ 1 ... • · .. ""8" oeu &:a~~-2~ -.0. , · · · . · ~ This, ye the .design on the front·

NOV. 22 ~ C ch Cllff S pee g 1 e D ··' .,. • · • of • the pra,gram ~klet depicte the ol>rought .his rapidly improvlng u.na'nt tlOfanans vi~gin ~n4 child wtth shepherds at Bacone Ind ns down, and· the H · Grid · their teet; all are framed in a gothic Savages shah,eJl.ed their toma- . onqr·· sten window. e linoleum block for hawks !or I the East · ~entr,al · NemtJers of the ch~p~onshlp print wasJ·d esigJied and made game to the ~une of 34-'1•. · Say~ge .-(oo~!>a!f~uad were hon·ored1 fonner st d ent, Miss Pauijne

~OV. 28- The ~va.ges went up Ada Tuesday,, Decem~ 3, at a dinner liam~, wh is now teaching In a. way to do bB.ttle with the E~t ~lve~;~ by):he Durant Rotacy Club. la~< high s~hool. Central Tilfers, taking tht>lr . The roo~ll ulfed in the champion- The Jl()e to be printed in measure by a 20-14 score on. two snip Soutneas.te.inEast Central game THREE,..P.,e I touchdown pb&es taken by Gime.. .was p~~~ed ~ Gene Jones, caP- booklet t is year, "A P08t-wnr

See FOlJB, P.,e I ., taln, or the 1946. ~eam. Chrlstma!l. ' was written by C • t ", I

As The Bells

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hough yule b~Us ring out Joudes, they _cannot speak

warmth of our hearts as we ·ce in ho iday merriment. No:r they dro vn oul the heartjness ur seaso 's wi hes .. to you. ut the ells of Christmas, their cl ar tones, can and do-

bolize th freedom with which wish ea h other "a Merry

s," f:nd the sincerity of such wi h we speak. ' the .bel s chime now in this .

seas~n, even so all . our 2'rE~tttJlnil~s by ot;P word and deed

fill~d wi h~ha. spirit of the d Chr!ktmas m e s s a g e ,

on lrth, good will to

Rulb Hobbs ~,~JecJ her anger • ceding the Th~n~e&i,.n•

bu't oh, how~harti-~t w• .. !!?!1?1!

Those who il~w flbem what became ()I Walier A BIUie ' . .

! ! ?! ?I! "Have you seen aa.ey?" •

T ssie whenever you l!!e ·her 'alo*e, which i•n•t very often,

.II?!! Til ammy-the ehtb-BaD CDopeJ).

!!?!I?!! Coy, Theo, ana Verla Fa)·&-ConU'd

la ter. . , ! ! ?! I?!!

B~y .Joe S.mlth haa ·uother J• ·o!- for studyJag Latin "' often, t he name J n't (1881111'.

: ! ! ?! !?f! _. Eugene Castle and a. 'blonde <'O •

paniqu hayc·-been patnthl&' the to n together. J ·

. ! !?! !fl l :Don't .know l'l·bo's ••Jet It -..·as,

"Ch.lel" Barnett toun4 bla a sgna Ugh! U1rhl ~

!!'f! l Tl! It must be love, eaaee Idell'a

smllea aow cla7a. !!'T!!?!!

The clebate tA!&IIl &M have one thlog Ia ee~aa---J~&rr:7~

!!'f!!f!! . From )Jer way Gl ........,,

Herriott must have beell GOildJ1-llo Jog up fo.; the boUUJI b, tl real buffalo meat. I' Alit to they do make sueb nice pe&a," .Jerry. 1

! !?! !?! I Some Saturday bu Special

ficance to Betty Ann Koran Brad Ward. Of course, we're all the da..rk abo'ut It, but the two them seem to beUeve In eecrets.

! ! 7! !?! ! J.ut call It. Be•r "The

PUS.--Rl&u,., Jf yon please. He can afford to ltrag-11 s so good he takes a goat alon u wl to hunt qualls.

! ! ?! ! ?! ! ' Enlry~Jllng would be tine 11 )'OD

-.roald o~h; play my game, sars Tro7 .to Be"tt., 1 Better keep talking.

. !!?l!?d You fe~lows can SCI;atch Ver Lee's

name orr1 your list of vallables, says Mr. Allen.

Sue ··is decided Jt r wm be BGme. time ar und Christmas when her name ge s changed frm SzeuaaJ to D!lDleron ·

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Wlteth~r yo~· b~~· him u,. Louis, ''Peqree.n," or "Gcorte," here'a bet~ tlnjr 1·ou11 miss Mr. qreen now that he's gonel back home Ito TlnJta.

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DeJo..-ten nd FrankieJ wet·e together the othe night~· Cou•d thi~ be the beginnin or a beautiful friendship?

! !?! !?! ! Frances Like Clrde

he can. ~nee went . · ! !?11?1 !I

Frank Welhke Uke girls, got startf<l yet?

! ! ?! !?! ! . Housto~j rec!ommeDded the cholee of meala to

uur,.,.ulf the debate trJp, Uttle that tbe,- could eat up

roOd at one meaL Ther eocltaU comes ll.lgb.

! !?! !?! ! .... _ ....... _. _____ takes typing pret-

ty ; but how does he take the YOU 1 la dy .WhO aitS aCrOSS the ~dsle from jhlm in tha~ class?

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.... , ....... _ and Jean Cathey Ph.P Fen .

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!!?!!Til c.~ue!lt.lon: Will the 'scandal sheet

getting fir~-rate inatde that one co~slstent con-

Margie Phllli~s is sporting her finger and a Jim on her

to the reyerence of atllrlOSPh«~re. Through expect­

art department has P~tceliiS to make the wln­

cafultelighting ser­This original pro­

cess iS. trea water color paper with ~ljlseed oil, then a~l;ving color­ed prh~er's ink to make the deaigu. Llgh t windows will mot tear or br·eak. riginality has been used In lhe also. ·For Uie first Ume,

has been used far the interest. Symbolism waa

J'ea.n Cunningham, Mrs. Joe ADD Seeds, , and the :Miases Lou liDlen May, Dorrace Jb :rotts, Pblnla Lamb, and Frances Lola Hobbs.

Ushers · will be the :Mlslee Betty Choate; Fern Himes, MUdred Wbla-

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B ·Iue·Ke9 Hplds Initiation For Three.; Names Prexy Convention Delegate

. Three men were Initiated into the Southeastern chapter of Biue Key, national leadership fraternity, and a clelegate was chosen to attend the

Alpha Sigma Tau . ,-

· 1948 national convention, at a bust­n6es ~Uri&', December 1.

Initiates Seven The three new members are

Howard Guyer, .Tohn Clark, and Al­vin Freiberger. Mur~y Paul McKinney, .President

of the local chapter, wtll attend the convention in St. Louis; December 27-28.

The meethig followed a dinner 1n the K . 1 C. Waffle House. ~uests at the d!dner were two former . mem­bers of Blue K ey, Robert Beaty and

1 Sam S~.Jllivan, a.nd members of the Southeastern men's quartet, Don

·Ethridge, Ga.ylen Earnest, Ralph Whitworth, anct J ess L. Ragan, who presented a program of several songs.

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a tQuehdown. W. D. ThOl'De add-. ed the extra point malrtn.- t1ut ~ore Southeastern !0 - lDut dentral 14, and with that Js1ck tfte Savggea wrapped up -tile tr.st Oklahoma. Collegiate Chant· f onship in. the h1atory' of Soutll-

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Coach Bloomer Sullivan an:qo1~:-ed last week tlle · _ ~avage Sport

·· shots schedule · !or his . '" ....... ..., .... champions of the legtate confereu<!e

HBBB By Wllsdn Bdelea

--o-Frida,-. Jan. 2• .....• 8atanla7,..Jan. tG .-.-:. Satu.nla7, Feb. 1 .. Frhlay, Feb. !8 .....•

1\lig Dennard doil')g some gQOd ball h \.Wklog against the East Central

Saturday, Mar. l • . . . . lfedllW!Ite•etn Friday, Mar. 7 .•.• , .• Saturday, M·ar. S. .. A-..a,.,.,.ti'-

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At the same <time plans tor pre-:.sea.son ansas and T~

The Savages tour to Include way Teachers, .na tilts. December ~6. Coach Sullivan. Will ere~ to enl\&.ge tlie Houston basketeera In U.,ast.on~ the Southwest 'llezu San Marcos.

Tigers. ;... ,

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• ~ yow •Eeterbrook JlrMdcdD Pal todcJrl l.ca9-WJI'oll becmlfully atyied, ..... co~an, and they're .KJIIIt.E PIE ... m-...

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Duraat, Oklahoma WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11,

:Slll Lovelace, the back slot,aa the Sav- 74 yards for a touchdown. W. D! Thorne added the extra point mak­ing the score Southeastern 20, llla8t Central 14, and with 'the kicking of the exra. point the Savages tucked away the ChampioDShip or the Ok- #

lahoma Collegiate Conference for

. ages' .. were operating from their own -o- . ·26 yard line. Ovid White stepped

(Broom) ·womble, p~s~ back and tossed a. beautiful pue to ball lfke a. . professional Williams who had worked b1s way

afternoon in scrimmage .. behind the defensive left halfback it up Broom. of East Central, Williams gathered

-o­ in the perfect toss and raced lllome the 1946 season. ( u1·Jey) \Vebb, freshman,

Caney using au, uncanny j~mp ~-~~~=~~~~~!!!~~~~~~~~=!!~~~~~' in basketball practice, and. ing the bottom1 · out of the'

bas1t. Nice goin.g, Cunley. ,

0 Is (Fluid D~e) Goodrich, mov~ ing around the · court like a cat. Let' be that way all season. Odls.

• I -o-Seen, Bill Seeds, picking up a

bask~tball as.· if it were a baseball, a,nd \whipping it around the court like first baseman in baseball.

' may choose to class or activity. · Pa&e, a layout. Credit Unes for advertising sell 'for $60

and $30 per half-pa&e.

field goal 90 yards tor a and added ~e extra

send East Central ahead

Sa:vwres went to -work aga.In period to score tbelr of the ga.nte after an

punts, and a rumble by Eaat Central, recovered

...,..,,uuu u for the Sli.vages on Soutlaea$te~n· 47 yard lln"e. Guyer passed Caldwell on the 50 yard maJI"Kt~r. Guyer· a&aln ta Cald-well on Centi-al's 86, and a third time to Tiger 19 jard line. Here Guyer to Gene Jones on the 9 yard and Jorrea raced over. Fans as Hewitt's extra point was wide. East Central .13.

Going the fourth and final quarter Sava&es tried to get through Tiger llne, but no such luck. J. Wlll1ams moved OY4D' to

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