Otis Wile's pet peeve on Big Eight all star picks
Veteran OSU booster Otis Wile argues that Big Eight all star selections overlook complete players who contribute defense and leadership. He cites Ivan Wiley and Larry Hawk as examples and urges choosing two guards and three inside players who balance scoring with defense.
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Allen Leads Way In Ohe City Bowling
Bill Allen of Fern Park Florida and Fd Bourdase of Fresno California led after two rounds of the PBA Tournament of Stars in Midwest City Oklahoma. Allen posted 2 674 total 92 ahead of Bourdase with Bud Hodgson third and Glen Allison fourth. Earl Johnson rolled a 288 in the second round and Hank Lauman had the day’s highest 1 342 series. After two six game rounds the field of 96 will be cut to 16 for elimination Saturday with scores from St Louis Los Angeles and other listed players continuing to compete.
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Sooner Matmen Spank Colorado in Western Road Meet
Oklahoma defeated Colorado 28 to 11 in Boulder as part of a four dual road trip. OU wrestlers claimed wins by various methods, including forfeit and pins, with standout performances by Darrel Bryan and Wayne Baughman, while Colorado's Dean Lahr defeated Greg Burns.
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LHS Battles Ardmore In Boomer Conference Clash
Lawton High School Wolverines travel to Ardmore High for a Boomer Conference game at 7:30 p.m. Tonight the Red Raiders face Ardmore’s Tiger junior varsity in a 6 p.m. preliminary under coach J C Dunn.
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Ardmore Wolverines Face Clinton in Key Class A Showdown
Ardmore high schools Wolverines led by 6-4 Phil Burgess clash with Clinton Red Tornadoes in a non conference and league game context. Burgess stars with a 16.5 scoring average while Stockdale Barrett and Eddington contribute for Ardmore as Clinton seeks a 15-2 record behind Bell Waller Walker and Hester in a tightly matched Saturday night contest at the LHS field house.
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Yeahqua Stars Push Ace All-Stars To 80 71 Win
Yeahqua and Martin combine for 33 points as Ace All-Stars beat Carl's Food Mart 80 71 in Metro League action. Dugas leads Headquarters with 35 and Oliver's Finative falls to Headquarters 72 46 as Watts Burt and Gingo pace Carl's scoring.
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Florio Patterson Team Seek Miami Beach Training Camp
Dan Florio Floyd Patterson's trainer and Buster Watson camp manager depart New York for Miami Beach on Saturday to scout potential training camp sites for Patterson.
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Hutchinson Declares Reds Best. Giants Top Contender
Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson said the 1963 club will be the best he has entered a season with and that the team aims to win the pennant. He cited the strengthened Giants as the main threat, with Dodgers and Cardinals also in the mix.
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Aggies to face Mountaineers in season opener at Cameron
Camero n’s Aggies seek a second place in the Oklahoma conference standings as they clash with Eastern A M in the season opener at 7 30 p m in Eastern’s fieldhouse. Cameron holds a 4 league record and trails Oklahoma Military.
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Aggies Eye Cushion In Run for Runnerup Honors
Cameron College aims to clinch the league runnerup spot as Murray’s nine game streak sealed the loop title. Eastern 7-10 and Mountaineers 2-6 sit at cellar, with Cameron 8-11 after a 66-49 win over Eastern.
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Kansas Hosts Oklahoma In Indoor Track Showdown
Kansas, defending conference indoor champion, hosts Oklahoma in an indoor meet at Lawrence. The Sooners open their season against Big Eight rivals while Oklahoma seeks the outdoor title won last year.
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Lawton Eagle Teams Host Ardmore and Carl Albert Action
Lawton's Lawtonville squads host Ardmore today as Eisenhower seeks a third win against Carl Albert. Lawton meets Ardmore in a Boomer conference test while Douglass and Ardmore clash. Tomlinson hosts Ardmore Junior Cubs in a Junior Boomer clash with a 2 30 p m tipoff. Carl Albert and Eisenhower seek revenge after earlier meetings as final tuneup before district tournament. Saturday features Lawton high versus Clinton and Cameron at Eastern Oklahoma in two more conference games.
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St Barbara's Falls To First Christian In YMCA Open
First Christian handed St Barbara's its first loss of the season 24 17 in YMCA Open league play. Fort Sill YAC defeated Reed's Raiders 24 23 and St Mary's beat St Mary's Golds 19 10.
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Teen stars spark brighter tennis picture in U S
US tennis gains fresh momentum as Dennis Ralston 20 from Bakersfield and Cliff Buchholz 19 of St Louis upset top seeds in the National Indoor Championships at the Seventh Regiment Armory. Ralston beat Martin Mulligan 6 4 7 5 while Buchholz defeated Manuel Santana 6 2.
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Ace Stars Set For Doublebill at St Mary's Gym
Ace's All-Stars prepare an iron man double bill at St Mary's gym. Metropolitan league leaders face Fort Worth Indians at 7 p.m. then meet Elgore, top of the YMCA league, at 8 39. Admission is 25 cents.
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Wichita Star Duke Durham Leads Vs Cincinnati For Traffic Cup
Wichita State relies on Wayne Durham known as Bull, a 6-7 junior from Enid, to command the defense and pace. Coach Ralph Miller says Durham starts and makes key plays, pairing with Nat Bowman to set up scoring chances. Cincinnati counters with top scorers Bonham Thacker Wilson and Yates as both teams seek a pivotal NIT bid.
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