Walton hearts UCLA star plays life by ear
College basketball star Bill Walton speaks on team first philosophy and his choice to rest from Olympic play. He outlines his purpose at UCLA, his summer travel, and anticipation for the U S Russian series. He notes two international rule changes and his plan to play in Los Angeles with possible two games.
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Wolves Win Golf Crown at Chickasha Invitational
Ada Junior High led by Tomlinson depth but Chilkasha Wolves clinched the Chickasha Junior High Invitational title with a 306. Gary Keleher led Tomlinson with a 74 while Mitch Bowman 76 and teammates Botkin and Taylor 78 helped. Seventeen teams competed led by Ada with Collier shooting 72.
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Chicago Hawks Seek Cup Clincher In Game Five
The Chicago Black Hawks hold a 3-1 series lead over the New York Rangers in the Stanley Cup semifinal, aiming to clinch in Game Five after a 3-1 triumph and a 4-1 opening loss, with Cup finals possible against the Montreal Canadiens if the Hawks win. Winnipeg leads Houston 2-0 in West Division finals, and New England trails Cleveland 3-1 in East Division finals.
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Warriors stay alive in playoff bid with upset win
Cazzie Russell scored 33 points as the Golden State Warriors defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 117-109 at Oakland Coliseum to avoid a 3-0 hole in the Western Conference finals. Nate Thurmond added 23 points, outrebounded Wilt Chamberlain 18-16, while Jerry West scored 32 and set a playoff assists mark. The series could end Wednesday at the Lakers.
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Duncan Rallies to Defeat Central in Tight Junior High Thriller
Duncan overcame a late surge by Central to win 5-4 in eight innings. Central walked 12 times fueling Duncan's rally as Duncan scored two runs in the eighth to clinch the victory and drop Central to 1-9 ahead of Wednesday's game.
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Eisenhower Junior High Triumphs In Seven Matches Dual
Eisenhower Junior High beat Tomlinson 13-1 in a dual meet as they swept all but one double. The warm up for Friday's Junior Boomer Tennis Tournament at Lawton High and Fort Sill featured multiple event wins including Girls Singles Corley and Sievert doubles Lawrence Ford and more with top players claiming wins.
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Sillmen Sparkle In 5A Conflict
Don Williams of Fort Sill led Fort Sill to second place in the Fifth Army Life Time Sports Team Competition at Fort Sam Houston. Williams defeated Rex Nichols of Fort Hood 3-0 in the squash final. Frank Turek of School was eliminated by Nichols in the semifinals after two prior wins.
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Eisenhower sophomore Ward wins Boomer Conference golf title
Eisenhower High sophomore Ward shot 73-74-147 to capture the individual championship as the Ike team settled for second behind Duncan. Jenkins led Duncan to the team title with 148, while Lawton High finished fifth. Ward hit 30 of 36 greens in regulation, did not three putt, and routed the field at Elks Country Club.
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Scoreboard Roundup: Team Scores and Top Individuals
The scoreboard lists team totals for Duncen Ike PCW West Normen LHS Moore and others with multiple numbers across categories. Top individuals include Sten Word Cheries Jenkins Mike Lendagona Moore Mike Webb and several others with varied scores and figures from LHS PCW and related teams.
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Eagles Seek Title Share in Boomers Conference Tilt
Eisenhower (2 1) faces Duncan at 4 p.m. in a key Boomers Conference test aimed at forcing a playoff with Lawton High School. The Eagles beat Chickasha 11 1 Monday behind strong pitching from reserves Dale Wilson and Steve Kephart and big days at the plate from Henry Brandt Leo Holmes and Mike Smith.
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Aggies Gear Up for Phillips Showdown After Twinbill Split
Cameron College aims for a decisive OCC west clash with Phillips University after a split with Altus Junior College. Cameron's pitching rotates through Allen Colson and Randy Rushing as the Ags chase a playoff berth. Phillips leads the division at 10-2 with Cameron second at 8-4.
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Cameron and Altus split baseball doubleheader
Cameron won the first game 1 to 0 as Bill Berry pitched a strong effort, while Moore led the Aggies with three hits and a homer. In game two Altus exploded with Eddie Diffendaffer homering and Terry Kenedy delivering a three run shot, backed by errors and back to back homers by Davis and Corley.
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