Iba Cat Mouse Tactic Poised For Aggies NCAA Tilt
Oklahoma A&M coach Hank Iba is ready to unleash the cat and mouse style against Rice in the regional NCAA tourney opener. The lineup features 6-11 Bob Mattick and 5-9 Freddie Babb with Roark’s graduation shifting roles to Tom Fuller and others. The Aggies, riding a 23-4 season, rely on Babb’s speed and Mattick’s rebounding to power a possible national title run.
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Oklahoma Star heightens height with blazing broad jump
Neville Price from East London is the Oklahoma Sooners star who hit 24 feet 5 1 2 inches in the AAU meet at Madison Square Garden and favors a swift push off from the board. He trains by sprinting, hill runs, and yearlong drills aiming to peak in October December while plotting a post college career as a radio and TV commentator in South Africa.
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College Scores Roundup From Southeastern Conference Matches
A jagged scoreline list shows Southeastern Louisiana beating Rio Grande 78 74, St Ambrose trailing East Texas 79 52, Arkansas Tech 85 over Lawrence Tech 2, and Western Illinois 78 edging Southeastern Oklahoma 74 in overtime. Also noted are Nebraska Wesleyan 66 Custavan 61, Oklahoma City 71 over Tulsa 68, Rutgers 90 versus Muhlenberg.
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Prep Cage Meet To Open Tonight
Seven schools never crowned state champions will challenge defending title holder Chickasha as Class AA state basketball opens at Oklahoma City Municipal Auditorium. Pawhuska faces Pawhuska in the opener at 2 20 p m followed by Sallisaw Ardmore at 4 p m Chickasha starts the night at 7 30 against Blackwell Guthrie vs Pauls Valley at 9 p m Four AA action resumes tomorrow with Ponca City meeting Norman at 4 p m Tulsa Rogers and Oklahoma City Capitol Hill meet in a night session The winners advance to face each other in the next round.
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Short's 696 Points New Mark In State
Oklahoma City University's high scoring forward closed out his college career by scoring 29 points to lead the Chiefs to a 71-58 victory over Tulsa. The win finished the season for both teams with OKCU at 18-7 and Tulsa 15-14. The performance set a season mark of 696 points, the highest by a collegiate player in the state.
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Exhibition Baseball Wednesday Results Poston A Milwaukee 2 Baltimore 2
Exhibition notes show Milwaukee and Baltimore tied 2 to 2 while Cleveland beat St Louis 7 to 1 and Philadelphia region posted 3 runs. The text lists multiple city and team abbreviations with scores in a compact recap.
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Area Strengthens Claim As State Boxing Hotbed
Fort Sill hosts a three day AAU boxing tournament ending with Fort Sill dominant, seven of ten titles won by Lawton area and nearby entrants. Ken Young and Davis Himes win finals while Fort Sill Cameron and Granite entrants share most crowns. Captain Teja’s squad claims team trophy. Jackson named outstanding boxer for the meet.
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Four NCAA Meets Set for 16 Survivors in Regional Play
New York reports the NCAA field showcases 16 survivors across four regional sites Stillwater Oklahoma Corvallis Oregon Town City and Notre Dame matchup headlines Indiana against Notre Dame while Kansas Missouri and Southern California vie for NCAA seeding Bevo Francis Rio Grande and Holy Cross appear among notable names as the week-long tournament shapes up with familiar powerhouses and tight races lingering at the doorstep of March Madness.
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Kiner Poised for Strong Cubs Return After Struggles
Ralph Kiner of the Chicago Cubs shows a promising spring, homering in his first at bat and delivering a grand slam in a 10 7 win over the Giants. Cubs manager Phil Cavarretta and the club note his determined outfield play and improved form after a slow spring start.
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Phillies Two Man Mound Staff Shines In Spring Form
Phils two man staff led by Robin Roberts and Curt Simmons in strong early form as spring training opens. Roberts, a 23 game winner last season, shut out the Dodgers in a debut. Drews allowed six runs as Brooklyn rallied for a 7 6 win in the eighth. Orioles extend Grapefruit League win streak to five with Fridley homer and single. Yankees edge Senators 4 3 behind Byrd and McDonald. Kiner homers twice as Cubs top Giants 10 7. Shantz starts errant as Redlegs fall 4 3 to A’s while Red Sox beat Braves 3 2.
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Favorite Falls In Jaco Meet Favorite Falls In Jaco Meet
Hutchinson Kan One of two favorites in the national junior college basketball tournament was put on the skids last night. The other faces highly regarded Benton Harbor Mich to ist Mississippi which had been given the greatest edge by name These pairings alter prospects for the Mississippians.
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Kuenn Eyes Break From Baseball Jinx Hopes Hit Rebound
Detroit Tigers rookie Al Kilgore Kuenn seeks to end the sophomore slump and stabilize the infield by hitting consistently. Despite constant shuffling around eight different teammates at second and third, Kuenn insists he will focus on hitting and not overthink pitches. He reflects on offseason tinkering and aims to return to form after a standout freshman year.
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City official pledges full attention to municipal work
An unnamed local official states they have ample time to devote to city business, signaling readiness to tackle municipal tasks and duties without distraction. No further details on office, plans, or dates are provided.
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