Sterling Girls Sizzle in County Tourney Semifinal
Sterling's girls routed Geronimo 81 to 58 after a record shooting display led by Pam Kuhlman in the Cameron University fieldhouse. Sterling built a 56-19 halftime lead, then won to advance to Saturday's title game against Fletcher, which beat Chattanooga 44-39.
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Fletcher
Chattanooga
Tipoff
Elgin
Terri Fehring
Tammie Hale
Carla Mullenix
Kim Kinder
Mullenix
Sterling dominates semifinal with blazing 14 for 15
In the girls semifinals Sterling's Kuhlman starred early, hitting 14 of 15 shots for 34 points as Sterling beat Geronimo 81 58 and Fletcher edged Chattanooga 44 39 after a tense finish. Chattanooga's Wood led with 20.
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Burk
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Cameron Aggies Ready to Regain Touch Versus Southwestern St
Cameron University aims to rebound when the Aggies host Southwestern State at 7:30 p.m. in the Health and Physical Education Building. Cameron stands 11-3 and No. 11 in NAIA, after close losses last weekend. Southwestern State sits 12-5 and fourth in Dunkel rankings, riding a five-of-six stretch. The Arkansas-Little Rock game was postponed due to bad weather.
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Aggies
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University of Arkansas-Little Rock
Aggie
Cagers Clash With Bulldogs In Sharpness Talk
Lonnie Nichols says team lacks sharpness due to not playing, weighing lineup changes as Keith Kimble fights flu. Derrick leads scoring at 19.5, Foster 11.7, Lee 10.7, King 9.0, with bench depth from Foster and Nichols. Southwestern built a 51-31 halftime edge over Lawton’s Cameron last month, Derrick scoring 30 and Foster 18. The Bulldogs’ lineup features Jackson Lenaburg Parnell Sheridan Simmons across positions.
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Andre King
Dave Vetica
Keith Foster
Marty Nichols
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Kimble
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Lee
King
Cameron
Southwestern
Lawton
Charles Jackson
Brad Lenaburg
Eli Parnell
Edward Sheridan
Tony Simmons
George Hauser
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Hill
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Oklahoma State Stunned by NCAA Penalties
Stillwater Oklahoma State University President Lawrence Boger and Athletic Director Floyd Gass say they are stunned by the NCAA penalties for football recruiting infractions. The school is placed on probation for 1978 and 1979, barred from television appearances and bowl games, and limited to 25 scholarships each year. The NCAA cites numerous violations dating back to 1973 and criticizes alumni for willful rule circumvention.
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Lawrence Boger
Floyd Gass
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Reynolds
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Cowboys
Brigham Young
Hall of Fame Odds Shift for Baseball Stars
New York AP reports Eddie Mathews gains Hall of Fame entry while Enos Slaughter, Duke Snider, Peewee Reese, Roger Maris face dimmer prospects. The piece argues Hall voting mirrors popularity, guiding stars like Slaughter and Maris toward delayed or denied induction, with critics noting personality and era biases shaping the results.
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Wolverine Cagers Face Hirschi In Home Tonight
Lawton High’s rejuvenated Wolverines host Wichita Falls Hirschi at 7:30 in the Wolverine gym. Phil Landrum’s 9-6 team sits No. 16 in Class 4A and seeks a win after beating Norman 49-43. Hirschi, 8-14 overall, is led by Laramie Mergerson and Kelly Edwards, with Jake Franklin and guards Jones/Ryans key in the matchup.
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Wolverines
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Frank Arrington
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Kelly Jones
Reggie Hoskins
Laramie Mergerson
Kelly Edwards
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Jake Franklin
Mergerson
Jones
Steve Ryans
Hoskins
Charles Dorsey
Robert Stevenson
Edmond Defeats Eisenhower In Tight Shortgrass Tourney Final
Edmond nips Eisenhower 54 52 in first round action to halt the Eagles bid and advance to semifinals. Ike led 14 10 after the first quarter, battled foul trouble, and trailed 45 39 entering the final period before Edmond pulled away late. Hood paced Ike with 19 points while Harmon added 12 and D Johnson 11 for a gutsy showing.
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Lawton High Wrestlers Tangle With Anadarko Tonight
Lawton High aims for revenge as it hosts Anadarko in a 7 30 p m dual after a 30 25 loss earlier this season. Anadarko’s Matt McComas and Tim McComas won bouts, while Dusty Wall and Brett Moser also scored falls for the visitors.
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Wolverine Gym
Wolverines
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