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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1964
Page
11
The unbeaten UCLA Bruins stretch their lead in the AP major college poll after back-to-back wins over USC and Kentucky. UCLA improved to 13-0 with a 79-59 and 78-71 sweep, while Kentucky dropped to fourth after a loss to Vanderbilt.
Charles O. Finley warned if he leaves the Athletics for Louisville the American League will follow him. He accused league owners and Joe Cronin of backing franchise-shift talks and said there is little chance the league can force sale. Finley plans to press at the New York meeting amid anti trust scrutiny and fan resistance in Kansas City.
OU Regents indicate Colorado coach Eddie Crowder is a leading candidate to replace Bud Wilkinson as Sooners head coach. Regent Glenn Northcutt said Crowder, a former OU assistant, is interested, with Gomer Jones also a strong possibility and Frank Broyles discussed but not widely supported.
UCLA earned 35 first place votes and 404 points from a 41 member regional panel. Loyola Chicago rose to second with 312 points and Michigan to third with 298. Kentucky had 242 while Vanderbilt, Oregon State, Cincinnati, Villanova and Duke followed.
Friday night mixed league at Holiday Bowl highlights Polly Roper 190 and Bill Williams 226 in individual games. Team No. 14 posted 754 for the high game while Team No. 16 reached 2064 in team series. Standings list teams like Holiday Bowl, Stamps Sporting Goods, Griswold's Cleaners, and Porter Brothers with wins and losses. other leagues report notable scores from Thunderbird Lanes andHoliday Bowl events.
Sterling exploded to an early 26 point lead and cruised past Geronimo as Nancy Bailey scored 25 and Karen Hill added 22 for the Tigerettes. Barbara Hennessee closed strong for Sterling while Geronimo struggled to keep pace.
Bowens, 24, rookie outfielder from Rochester, shines in late 1963 for Baltimore. If he earns a regular job in 1964, he would join a Rochester-provided outfield pipeline including Boog Powell and Pete Ward, with others like Lou Jackson and Curt Blefary in the mix.
Seven-Up defeated Elgore 45 33 as Fred Yeahque and James York led with 16 and 14 points. Pepsi-Cola claimed a forfeit from the Jaycees in the other scheduled game. Next action Thursday at St Mary's with Seven-Up facing York and Bailey.
Tomlinson and Central High School posted decisive results Monday in junior conference play. Tomlinson defeated Eisenhower 44 to 25 while Central beat Anadarko 35 to 17, with both teams pulling away in the second quarter and multiple players contributing scoring contributions.
Broxton's boys and girls teams reached the second round with wins over Hydro. The girls triumphed 38-14 and the boys 58-42, boosting Broxton in a region tournament. In Apache, Gracemont defeated Eakly as Herbert Tilley led and Betty Harvey scored for Broxton. Cement and Binger Class B boys posted easy wins at Anadarko, while Carnegie girls beat Hinton 47-32 with Jan Pitcher on 35 points.
Schedule lists games at Anadarko and Apache including Fort Cobb versus Cement and Riverside versus Apache with class designations. Last night results show Carnegie beating Hinton in Class A Girls and multiple Class B and C games across districts with scores for Cement Lookeba-Sickie Binger Broxton Hydro and Grecemont.
Central defeats Anadarko 35 to 17 with strong second half led by Tomlinson Sperin and Eisenhower. Individual stats show Tomlinson scoring 44 points for Central and Eisenhower contributing 25, while Anadarko’s players tally several balanced totals.
An investment pitch invites readers to put dollars to work in a Mutual Fund. It provides contact information for KING MERRITT & CO. INC. Roy N. Guzzle, Director of Merchandising, with phone number 16 Columbia EL 3 6759.
Ray E Morse advertises life insurance through Woodmen Accident and Life Company. The notice cites a phone and address at 715 North 17th and promotes anticipating insurance needs for families.
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