AFL All Star Windup Promises West Edge Over East
The AFL All Star game features West coached by Sid Gillman of the Chargers and East led by Mike Holovak of the Patriots. West stars from San Diego Oakland Denver and Kansas City face an East lineup including Buffalo Houston New York. Jack Kemp is out with a cold, replaced by Babe Parilli with George Blanda as alternate.
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Bob Myers
San Diego
Calif
American Football League
Balboa Stadium
ABC
Oklahoma
Sid Gillman
San Diego Chargers
Mike Holovak
Boston Patriots
Oakland
Denver
Kansas City
Boston
Buffalo
Houston
New York
AFL
Chargers
Tobin Rote
Cotton Davidson
Oakland Raiders
Jack Kemp
Buffalo Bills
Babe Parili
George Blanda
Houston Oilers
Parilli
Keith Lincoln
Lance Alworth
Paul Lowe
Clem Daniels
Kowell
Fred Arbanas
Kansas City Chiefs
Arbanas
Dave Kocurek
Blanda
Cookie Gilchrist
Larry Garron
Bill Mathis
New York Jets
Charlie Hennigan
Bake Turner
Jets
Ernie Warlick
Gino Cappelletti
East
Ed Husmann
Tom Sestak
Bob Dee
Larry Eisenhauer
Tom Addison
Nick Buoniconti
Larry Grantham
West
Bud McFadin
Earl Faison
Ernie Ladd
Mel Branch
Emil Karas
Archie Matsos
Walt Corey
Six More County Tournaments Open This Week
Six more tournaments kick off this week as county contests resume. Marlow, Comanche and Velma Alma girls lead the Stephens county field while the boys feature Davidson Weaver Tipton and Frederick Boyd in the title race. Hobart hosts Kiowa county with strong boys and girls chances, and Bi County action centers on Ryan and Terral with Waurika Temple and Walters pressuring.
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Marlow
Stephens County
Temple
Frederick
Tillman
Kiowa County
Hobart
Grady County
Chickasha
Jackson County
Altus
Comanche
Velma-Alma
V-A Girls
Davidson
Weaver
Tipton
Frederick Boyd
Kiowa
Snyder
Mt. View
Gotebo
Ryan
Terral
Waurika
Walters
Rush Springs
Ninnekah
Bradley
Minco
Friend
Alex
Redskins
County cage tourney yields balanced field and tight games
Don Luke reports a hard fought county basketball season with a evenly matched field. Douglass dominates with fast break and strong boards while Elgin shows team play in a 41-38 semifinal loss. Eisenhower outlasts Indiahoma in overtime 52-48. Fletcher upsets Fort Sill Indian 50-48 with Sterling a close 50-48 winner.
Big rally powers LGM past Cache in opener and Chattanooga edges Blue Jays
LGM trailed Cache 48 to 53 before a late surge to win 53 48 in its first game. Chattanooga fought back from a 22 point deficit to defeat Geronimo 65 62 in the first round. Lonnie Sanders scored 72 points across two tournament games for Fletcher. Kelly Weddle sparked Chattanooga with 15 of 26 shooting in two games and strong rebounding. Geronimo floor leader Ronnie Baughman battled through an ankle injury while leading a near comeback. Fort Sill Indian School showed marked improvement under coach Joe Spring with solid defense. Douglas OR Kenneth Wallace and Freeman Dockery dominated boards for the Lions, while Elgin ousted by impressive Owls teamwork and defense.
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LGM
Cache
Chattanooga
Geronimo
Blue Jays
Fletcher
Chatty
Lonnie Sanders
Kelly Weddle
Warrior
Ronnie Baughman
Blue Jay
Fort Sill Indian School
Joe Spring
Indians
FSIS
Douglass
Kenneth Wallace
Lions
Freeman Dockery
Elgin
Owls
Outside Men and Players Shine in County Tourney
Oliver Blackstar and Beaver Takawana fed Owls star Robert Oliver as Elmer Barnett and Myrom Burcham delivered solid showings. Sterling leads girls action with J. D. McLemore’s polished club and All-State contributors Karen Hill and Nancy Bailey powering the Tigerettes defense and offense. Rodney Chitsey and Buddy Bridges, now at TCU and SMU, standouts in Friday and Saturday action with Chitsey scoring 21 and grabbing 17 in a recent game versus Texas A&M.
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Utside
Oliver Blackstar
Beaver Takawana
Robert Oliver
Elmer Barnett
Lions
Myrom Burcham
Hank Leonard
Steve Shull
Sterling
J. D. McLemore
Karen Hill
Nancy Bailey
Tigerettes
Lois Bailey
Gwen Cross
Linda Lamar
Audrey Tosee
Elgin
Carol Keeney
Jeannie Guthrie
Miss Keeney
Miss Guthrie
Rodney Chitsey
Buddy Bridges
Chitsey
Texas Christian University
Bridges
Southern Methodists
TCU
Texas A & M
Deadeye
Isaacs Shines as TCU Beats Aggies 88 64
Isaacs hit nine of 13 shots from the wing for TCU in a 88 64 win over Texas A&M led by Chitsey. Garvin Isaacs added 15 points on five of 12, with five rebounds as TCU outboarded 59 46. District 6 C schedules openings noted for Tipton and Douglass with several October and November dates. state girls All State hopefuls named including Hill Bailey Conover Creighton McPherson.
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Garvin Isaacs
Apache
Chitsey
TCU
Aggie
Tipton
Bennie Kennedy
Tigers
Douglass
William Lee
Eral
Seve
Sterling
Karen Hill
Nancy Bailey
Rush Springs
Linda Conover
Grandfield
Joette Creighton
Frederick
Judy McPherson
Diana Warren
Marlow
Linda McCauley
Comanche
Linda Miller
Y Wrestling Program Set For Youngsters Meet
A meeting for youngsters interested in wrestling will be held Monday at the Youth Center at 14th and Bell from 3 to 5 pm. Max Elkins and Alford Tennessee will work with all interested youths in the YMCA sponsored program. Call EL5 4894 for future information and meet the listed staff from Central junior high to Cameron college. Don Floyd named backfield coach at Arkansas State College in Jonesboro.
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14Th and
Bell
Max Elkins
Alford Hennessee
Elkins
YMCA
Ricky Louis
Central Junior High
Richard Iquist
Tomlinson
WaymencGuire
Lawton High
Bill ‘Harrison
Cameron College
Angels to Hold Spring Tryouts for 10 Players
Los Angeles Angels announce spring tryouts for ten players not on the roster. Seven returning Angels from last season include outfielders Jim Piersall and Bob Perry, catchers Hank Foiles and Ed Sadowski, infielders Frank Kostro and Felix Torres, and pitcher Mike Lee. New hopefuls are pitcher Gary Coatsworth, outfielder Jackie Warner, and infielder Joe Amalfitano.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Angels
Jim Piersall
Bob Perry
Hank Foiles
Ed Sadowski
Frank Kostro
Felix Torres
Mike Lee
Angels
Gary Coatsworth
Jackie Warner
Joe Amalfitano
Comanche Touring Club Elects Barnard President
Barnard was elected president of the Comanche Touring Club for 1964. Other new officers include Herb Turner as vice president Red Pyeatt as secretary and Hurst and Elaine Turner as board members.
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Bill Barnard
Comanche Touring Club
Herb Turner
Red Pyeatt
Hurst
Elaine Turner
Trick Artists to Perform Here With Harlem Magicians Monday
Lawton fans will see the Harlem Magicians meet the New York Olympians at Lawton High School on Monday at 8 p.m. Marques Haynes leads the group from Sand Springs with 18 years in pro ball after Langston University. The cast features Eddie Evans, Josh Grider, Robert Woods, Brice Vann, Nat Clifton, and others, with Grider Wilson Woods Gipson Haynes in the starting five. Tickets available at local outlets. Harlem Globetrotters visit upcoming Feb. 18.
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Harlem
Lawton
New York Olympians
Lawton High School
Marques Haynes
Sand Springs
Haynes
Langston University
Eddie Evans
Oklahoma City
Evans
OC Douglass
Oklahoma University
Josh Grider
Kansas
Robert
Trick) Woods
Brice Vann
Central State College
Edmond
Nat (Sweetwa
Ter
Clifton
Paul Martin
Bernard Wilson
Tommy
Hawk) Gipson
Jim
Shooba Dooba
Dew
Grider
Wilson
Woods
Gipson
Owens’ Drug Store
Douglass High School
R&s Sporting Goods
Stamps Sporting Goods
Harlem Globetrotters
Regional tournament schedule and matchups across three counties
Tournament action spans Temple Grady and Stephens counties with boys and girls games from Monday through Thursday. Teams include Ringling Ryon Terral Temple Big Pasture Verden Minco Amber Tuttie Comanche Empire Mariow Velma Alma Doyle Central Loco and others with semifinals and championship rounds set for Friday and Saturday.
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Temple
Big Pasture
Wovurika
Ringling
Ryon
Terral
Ryon-Terral
Ringling Walters
Wourike
Grady County
Chickasha
Friend
Verden
Amber
Tuttie
Alex
Minco
Ninnekoh
Pocesset
Rush Springs
Brodiey
Alex-Minco
Ner
Friend-Verden
Amber-Tuttie
Stephens County
Mariow
Comanche
Empire
Doyle- Loco
V-A-Marrow
Central- Bray
V-A-Empire
Marlow
Doyle
Tipton
Frederick
Weaver
Grandfield
Davidson
Boyd
Manitou
Tipton-Frederick
Weaver-Grandfield
Davidson-Weaver
Davidson-Boyd
Multiple basketball tournament score schedule and semifinals
A dense list outlines games from Mt. View Snyder Hobart Cooperton Mt Park Gotebo Roosevelt Lone Wolf and others with times from 6 pm to 9:15 pm, including boys and girls matchups, semifinals and championships, plus Jackson County Altus events and Olustee Lincoln tilts. The page records ordered game blocks and arena notes for an upcoming regional competition.
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Mt. View
Snyder
Hobart
Cooperton
Mt. Park
Gotebo
Roosevelt
D.m
Hobart-Cooperton
Mt. Park-Snyder
Lone Wolf
Mt. View-Snyder
Jackson County
Altus
Lincoln
Olustee
Ailtus Bandits
Eldorado
Navaio
Blair
Martha
Duke
Southside
Lincoln-Olustee
South
Elk Lassies Clinch Narrow OT Win Over Frederick
Norma Jones sinks a second overtime free throw to lift Elk City girls 39-38 over Frederick in a tense area basketball headliner. In the boys game Elk City edges Frederick 44-42 on Ray Lewallen tip-in at the buzzer amid close scoring throughout.
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Elk City
Norma Jones
Frederick
Ray Lewallen
Marlow
Rush Springs
Tipton
Weaver
Bass Hits 25 As Tigers Roll
ADA AP East Central beat Panhandle A&M 73 71 in an Oklahoma Collegiate Conference game. David Bass scored 25 points and Harold Jones added 23 for East Central while Norman Deckman led Panhandle with 32. East Central won its third straight in conference play and moved to 6 3?9? on the season.
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ADA
East Central
Panhandle A&m
Oklahoma
David Bass
Harold Jones
Panhandle
Norman Deckman
Cy Central
Alf
Sports Week In Lawton Full Weekend Schedule
Sunday schedule features Chickasha at St Joseph and St Marys at 2 p m Eisenhower Juniors at Ardmore Central at Tomlinson 245 p m Harlem Magicians at LHS 8 p m LHS at Wichita Falls 8 p m Frederick at Eisenhower 8 p m Douglass at Eisenhower Juniors 230 p m Chickasha at Central 230 p m Norman at LHS p m Eisenhower at FSIS 8 p m St Marys at St Francis Seminary Fort Polk at Fort Sill 730 p m Murray at Cameron p m Elgin at Douglass 8 p m Fort Polk at Fort Sill 736 p m
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Chickasha St. Joseph
St. Mary’s
Eisenhower
Ardmore
Central
Tomlinson
Harlem
LHS
Wichita Falls
Frederick
Douglass
Chickasha
Norman
Wacos Annual Tourney Slated
BURNEYVILLE AP The fourth annual Waco F Turner Open golf tournament with a $20,000 purse and generous bonuses will be held April 30 to May 3 on the 7,080 yard par 73 course. More than 125 tour stars are expected. event clashes with Las Vegas Tournament of Champions and precedes the Oklahoma City Open. Turner and Warren Cantrell announce plans. bonuses include 15 per birdie 25 for chips 50 for Eagles 100 for low daily score 500 for holes in one. Last year payouts totaled 18,620 in bonuses plus 20,000 purse. Gay Brewer Jr. expected to defend his 1963 title in Las Vegas.
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Burneyville
Las Vegas
Fort Worth
Tex
Quail Creek
Turner
Florida
Warren Cantrell
Professional Golfers’ Association
Corrick Hills
Gay Brewer Jr
Pena
Bullets End Warriors Surge with 93-86 Victory
Baltimore overcame a 21 point deficit to beat San Francisco 93-86 in an NBA game. Si Green supplied key scoring in the stretch as Wilt Chamberlain led the Warriors with 28 points and 23 rebounds while Kevin Loughery paced the Bullets with 20 points.
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Baltimore Bullets
San Francisco
National Basketball Association
Bullets
Si Green
Green
Warriors
Wayne Hightower
Gus Johnson
Rod Thorn
Wilt Chamberlain
Kevin Loughery
SAN Ae Et High
Johnson
Meschery
Disch
Ger
Bellamy
Rodgers
Thorn
Phillips
Loughery
Atties
Kolis
Hill
Cable
Q Sears
Hardnett
Celtics Win Extend Eastern Lead Over Pistons
DETROIT AP reports the Boston Celtics beat the Detroit Pistons 121-115 to widen their division advantage to 2 games. It marked the 12th straight victory for the world champions over Detroit.
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Detroit
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Detroit Pistons
Pistons
Royals vs Hawks end in 121 120 nail biting loss
Cincinnati Royals scored 41 in the third and led 94 93 after three but could not hold on. St Louis Hawks pulled ahead in the final period with Cliff Hagan and Lennie Wilkens sinking three straight free throws for the winner. Arlen Bockhorn scored a jumper for Cincinnati with two seconds left.
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Cinnati Royals
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Royals
Hawks
Oscar Robertson
Jack Twyman
Jerry Lucas
Late Rally Lifts Lakers Past 76ers
In Syracuse, Frank Selvy and Leroy Ellis hit clutch baskets as the Los Angeles Lakers held off a late Philadelphia rally to win 115-111. The 76ers narrowed the margin to 110-109 late after trailing most of the night, with Chet Walker finishing strong for Philadelphia.
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N.Y
Frank Selvy
Leroy Ellis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
National Basketball Association
76Ers
Lakers
Chet Walker
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