Missouri at Oklahoma

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  Evening star, November 13, 1938, page 23

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  Oklahoma, Hating ChHstmon, Whips Missouri, 21 to o, To Close In on Title Earl Crowder, blocking back, set the Sooners up for their first touch down when ne taok the opening KICKOFF on his own Is, skipped to the sideline behind superb blocking and dashed to the Tiger a. before being stopped. Hugh Mccullough, the Sooner field general, whose running and passing lighted the day, smashed over from the 4-yard line. Aerial Duo Effective. McCullough’s short passes to Gene Corrotto carried the Sooners most Of the way on their second jaunt, which ended with Corrotto driving over from the 2-yard marker. Corrotto also scored the final touchdown. taking 4 perfect 1S-yard pass from Mccullough on the 6-yard line and sidesteping two Tigers to go 80

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Oklahoma leads 68–⁠25–⁠5 in 98 meetings, counting the 69 since this game.