Pepsis Open Season With Tulsa Doubleheader
Lawton Pepsis face University of Tulsa Golden Hurricane in a two game set at McCord Park starting at 5 30 p m. Shell plans to rest ace pitchers Steve Rogers and Cliff Butcher to keep them fresh for nationals while aiming to extend a five game winning streak.
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Omaha
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Iowa State
Lawton Pepsis lay out pitching plan for Byrd and more
The Lawton Pepsis plan to start Reggie Rowe at mound in one game with a 6 1 pitching record. Darrell Jones and Steve Shults will also pitch and both are 1 0 with 11 and 9 innings respectively. Infielders include Ben Heise at shortstop George Gibson or Kris Griffith at third base and outfielders Tom Idleman Cleve Reed and H A Scott.
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Semipro Powerhouse Sets Test Against TU Oklahoma’s Finest
Lawton Pepsis meet Tulsa Golden Hurricane in a twin bill at McCord Park starting 5:30 PM to compare the semipro champions with TU. Jerry Tabb of Altus highlights Pepsis' lineup while Darrell Jones opposes lefty Shults for Tulsa. Cleve Reed hits at a torrid pace for Oklahoma State and Jim Robinson opens strong for Lawton.
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Southwestern stars in NAIA tourney mix boosts and stats
Second baseman Tommy Swan leads with 6 hits in 15 trips while third baseman George Gibson hits 5 for 12. Cecil Powell’s club may add Jamie Griffith, Dick Fleming, and Ray Burris. Griffith Fleming will see action as Burris, with 19 innings pitched, may work tonight. Pepsis’ defense has five errors in five games and Ben Heise of Yavapai Junior College anchors the infield with 19 straight chances and a sharp arm.
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Cards cling to lead as Priddy disputes call in ninth
In Atlanta, the Cardinals tied the game with a four run ninth and won 4 3 in 10 innings on Ted Simmons’ single. Bob Priddy argued his glove touched the ball on a foul pop by Umpire Mel Steiner, while Alou stole second and scored after a bunt attempt. Cincinnati beat Chicago 4 1.
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Braves
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Ralph Garr
Zoilo Versalles
Ron Reed
Ted Cen
Sete
Jerry McNertney
Shorter Face Mask Suggested To Reduce Grid Head Injuries
A Baltimore clinic cites neurosurgeon Dr. Charles M. Henderson arguing football causes more head injuries than other sports for ages 15 to 22. He cites a 1964 study showing 3.9 deaths per 100,000 players and notes helmet design evolutions and energy absorbing padding as critical factors.
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Pope Wins Klein Southwest Track Meet in Houston
Euell Pope dominated the Klein Southwest Track Festival in Houston, winning the discus with 163 feet and the shot put with 58 feet. He set a 6-10 personal best in the high jump and handed Gary Kafer his first loss in 35 meets as Kafer placed third behind Robert Iverson and Slifer. Pope and Slifer received invites to the High School All American championships in Chicago.
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Jarrell's Wins YMCA Headliner in Tight Eight Inning Victory
Jarrell's edged Patterson Center 9-8 after eight innings in the YMCA Slack Pitch headliner. Central Baptist defeated Weldon Cox 11-8 and Cagles shut out the Playboys 10-0. Tonight's games feature YMCA Orange Crush vs Grace Methodist, Ciems Shoes vs Jaycees, Ted's Air Conditioning vs First Methodist.
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Five Candidates Battle for Pounds Job at Oklahoma State
Oklahoma State quarterback coach Harvey Griffin says five candidates compete to replace Joe Theismann like sophomores Brent Blackman and Don Hardcastle and transfer Gene Nichol. Stanford fields Don Bunce and Gilyard as potential star successors to Jim Plunkett with Jesse Freitas backing up last season. Notre Dame faces a three way battle to succeed Theismann in spring practice, while San Jose State negotiates schedules and Pac-8 ties amid broader conferences.
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John Ralston
Don Bunce
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Jesse Freitas
Gilyard
Cal Frosh
Oklahoma State
Tony Pounds
Mike Robichaux
John Ballard
Brent Blackman
Don Hardcastle
Gene Nichol
Harvey Griffin
Deadline Nears For Golf Meet
The Lawton Fort Sill golf tournament entry deadline is at 5 p.m. Wednesday. Players must sign up at one of the three involved courses to participate.
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