LHS Football Slate Takes On New Look Ahead of Fall
Lawton High fills its 1980 grid with new opponents Edinburg Enid Tulsa Rogers Dallas Bishop Lynch and Tulsa Central while Ardmore remains non conference. The Altus loss costs about 10000 in revenue and a Sept. 8 game would have been the 51st meeting. Bo Bowman notes Mitch and Junior Moody as standout seventh graders in golf. Fort Sill rugby earns Azalea Festival invite facing Dallas Harlequins at the Cotton Bowl and Austin tournament in April.
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Tomlinson
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Sill
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Lawton High Baseball Maintains No. 1 State Rank
Oklahoma Journal sports staff notes Lawton High School baseball holds the No. 1 state Class 4A ranking while detailing team leaders. Catcher Dave DeBaca and first baseman Randy Bass lead batting with .419 and .400 averages. pitching leaders include Alvin Bridgewater Tim Johnson and Eddie Palmer. City officials debate adding wrestling to high school program with gradual or full implementation options.
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Alan McCall
Don Stewart
Ike
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Tim Johnson
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Darrell Cofer
Brent Kyle
Putnam City West
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Lions
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Huskers Seek New Leader as Spring Drills Open
Nebraska opens spring football under coach Bob Devaney to determine replacement for Jerry Tagge. Top contenders are Terry Luck, David Hamm, and Steve Runty. Luck injures knee during drills. Other concerns include backfield, secondary, linebackers, guards, and tackle positions. spring schedule runs four days weekly with a May 6 spring game.
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Randy Butts
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Johnny Rodgers
Huskers
Lakers Siege of Bulls Aims for Fourth Straight Win
Chicago hosts Los Angeles in the No 4 game of the Western semifinal as West and Goodrich pace the Lakers in pursuit of their first title. Bulls coach Motta notes LA's outside attack while injuries hamper Chicago stars Love and Walker.
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Black Hawks
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Eisenhower Eagles Host Anadarko In 4 p.m. Contention
Eisenhower High baseball aims to end a five game slide by hosting Anadarko at 4 p.m. Darrell Cofer, who beat Anadarko 6 2 with a two hitter, is slated to start. Ike relies on Mike Smith Louis Rodrigues Ron McNeil Henry Brandt Alan Munson Mike McLemore and Jesse Igarta as fielders and Holmes behind the plate.
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South African Pat Cramer Advances Over Sentans in Open Round
In Johannesburg South Africa Pat Cramer defeated Spain’s Manuel Sentans in straight sets 64 57 462 advancing in the fourth round of the event.
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Hawks Hope To Catch Celtics In Playoff Return
Atlanta trails Boston 2-1 after a 136-113 loss as Hawks rally from 23 down but struggle from the field. John Havlicek leads both teams with 33 points per game, while Atlanta relies on comeback spirit and home-court confidence.
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Tribe Regains Foster In Trade With Texas
Cleveland trades for Roy Foster and Tom McCraw to bolster outfield depth alongside Del Unser and Alex Johnson. Foster returns after a four month absence, with Buddy Bell contending for a starting role. The deal also adds Mike Brumley as Texas-Oklahoma scout and Mike Hershberger as a special assignment minor league scout.
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Nowata Cage Coach Fired
The Nowata Board of Education voted to not re hire high school basketball coach Kenneth Zacher and assistant Bob Knoll. Hearing required within 20 days. both may defend themselves. Controversy followed the election of a black team captain and a changed coronation kiss tradition.
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PCC Panthers Sweep Jelly & Son 75 51 in league win
The Patterson Community Center Panthers defeated Jelly & Son 75 to 51 in a Men's Industrial Basketball League game at the Boys Club gym. Robert Collie scored 20 and Donald Love 12 to pace PCC, while Jim McClung led Jelly & Son with 20.
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