Oklahoma high school football scores-Thursday

Friday, October 6th 2006, 6:05 am

By: News On 6

Thursday's scores

Community Christian 56, Southwest Christian 40

Lawton Mac 13, Duncan 7

Millwood 45, Heritage Hall 10

Norman North 72, U.S. Grant 0

Pawnee 27, Stillwater JV 0

Putnam City 28, Choctaw 7

Tulsa Hale 50, Tulsa Edison 20

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