Swamped Midgets topple Hoover in American League scoreboard
Boys Midgets American League results list Hoover 272 over Pork Lone 5, Armor West 31– Sullivan 19, Brookland 30– Crosby Park 27, Westwood 30– Kuntz. Peewees show Wstwood 12– Pork Lane 6 and Crosby Park 20– Hoover 7. Cleveland 275– Sullivan 6. Kuntz 6. Armor West 2. Girls National League sees Armor West B 12– Cleveland B 4. Westwood B 4. Hoover B 72– Pecan Grove 72. Eisenhower & Jefferson A 277– Woodland Hills. Southwestern OKLA. box score notes Bush 13-45 and P Simmons 10. halftime Southwestern Okla. 47, Southern Utah 42. National Hockey League and American Basketball listings follow with multiple games and signings across various teams.
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City Youth Wrestling Leads Weekend Tournament Honors
The annual Max Elkins city wrestling meet, sponsored by the Lawton Takedown Club, drew over 400 participants from eight teams. Medals went to top four in each weight with ribbons for all entrants. no team trophy awarded. Evening Optimists dominated with 16 golds, followed by Ambucs with six and Elgin and Sullivan Village with four each. Les and Lynn McKenzie of the Optimists won gold in the Chief Division at 90 and 107 respectively.
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Bandits Top MacArthur JV In Busy Baseball Clash
Lawton High surged to an 11-2 lead by the second inning and finished 14-10 over MacArthur JV. Dick Adams drew 11 walks while David Kerbo allowed two earned runs in four innings. Buzz Rinehart collected two hits for LHS as the Bandits move to Eisenhower on Sunday.
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Michigan Takes Over As AP Cage Leader
Michigan, 23-3 under coach Johnny Orr, tops the AP college basketball poll with 29 first place votes and 912 points after a 69-68 win over Marquette. San Francisco falls to No. 3 after a loss. UCLA remains No. 2 and North Carolina is fourth. Nevada-Las Vegas rounds out the top five as tournament play looms.
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A’s Begin Exhibition Season With Youthful Lineup
Oakland opens spring play with Vida Blue on the mound and a youthful lineup including Claudell Washington in right field and Rob Picciolo at short. Veterans like Reggie Jackson and Catfish Hunter are elsewhere as Jack McKeon pushes a coachable rookie core. The club also notes trades and renewals across MLB, while former boxing champ Eugene Criqui dies at 83.
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Trevino can't forget battle with lightning
Lee Trevino recalls the 1975 Western Open lightning encounter with Jerry Heard and Bobby Nichols that left him injured and later affected his back. He vows to regain peak form, targeting the Masters and hoping for 100 percent recovery in months ahead.
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Buses Planned For the Game
Eisenhower High School arranges charter buses for the State Class 4A game against Ponca City at State Fair Arena Oklahoma City. Round trip is five dollars and tickets are in the Principal's office. Departure 1 30 p m Thursday. If Eisenhower wins they play Friday at 3 05 p m.
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