Maryland vs. Oklahoma

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., January 3, 1956, page 16

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  |Streaking Sooners Leave MARYLAND With No Illusions Terps Trouneed By Devastating Power, Speed MIAMI, Jan. 3-n you were among the 1851 Orange Bowl spectators, or If you were watch ing on television, you know what beat Maryland. There were no secrets, no hid den weapons, no excuses. Okla homa’s masterful 20–⁠6 triumph, its 30th consecutive victory. simply was a matter of a SUI perbly conditioned football team carrying out every assignment. The Sooners were stumped for a half, trailing 60, and might have been scored on twice had not Frank Tamburello FUN bled on the 5-yard line in the first quarter. Devastating Exhibition But in a devastating exhibiton of a combination Of power and speed, something like the high-test gasolines refer to in their ads, Oklahoma came back in the second half with Is minutes and As seconds Of perfection

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Oklahoma leads 4–⁠0 in four meetings, counting the two since this game.