Wolves Open Cage Bid Without Leader Harp
The Wolves start their season missing team leader Byron Harp who is sidelined with a possible rupture.
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Byron Harp
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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1973
Page
15
Sillmen Deck Bulldogs' JV Rally Beats Southwestern State
Fort Sill outscored Southwestern State's junior varsity 17-4 in a second half burst to win 74-64. Lefroy Gardner led Sill with 16 points aided by Ted Campbell's 20. Sill improved to 4-0 and next hosts Altus AFB on Nov. 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherford
Fort Sill
Southwestern State
Bulldogs
Sill
Lefroy Gardner
Wellston
Okla
Ted Campbell
Cannoneers
Larry Scott
Bill Ritter
Altus Air Force Base
Canoneers
SW JV
Campbell
Gardner
Scott
Hess
Key
Murray
James
Lehage
Guess
Tota
Southwestern
Hansen
Robertson
Henry
Pollet
Gouden
Davis
Lock
Washines
Duncan Grid Chief Quits
One of Oklahoma's best known high school football coaches Earl Tulsa left the Duncan gridiron post after years in private business. He had returned to Duncan in 1966 and led the team to the Demons Boomer Conference title before losing to Midwest City in the playoffs.
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Duncan
Oklahoma
Earl Tulsa
Demons
Midwest City
Reds Seek Emergency Session Over Postponement
The Soviet Soccer Federation plans to request an emergency session of the International Committee's executive committee to address a postponement decision. A federation official declined to answer questions, saying I cannot answer any questions now.
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Moscow
Ofatien
International Committee
Meadors Dominates Ponca City Swim Meet Trails
Ricky Meadors won the high point trophy in the 13-14 division finishing with 31 points. He claimed firsts in the 200 meter individual medley and the 200 and 100 backstrokes, plus silvers and bronzes in other events while Lawton Barracudas swimmers Tammy Thomas Robbie Meadors and David Henry placed in several races. Lawton Y hosts Class B invitational on December 1-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadors
Tammy Thomas
Robbie Meadors
David Henry
Lawton
Vickie Meadors
Judy Puckett
Sabina Henry
Debbie Pitts
Lawton Y
WHA Takes Over Blades In New York Shuffle
The World Hockey Association will take control of the New York Golden Blades today after payroll problems and ownership turmoil. The move could end managing director Jerry DeLise’s role, with Herb Elk previously fired when the WHA seized control on November 15 last year. The league now pays players while Brent Matison syndicate covers other expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Golden Blades
World Hockey Association
Associated Press
WHA
Jerry DeLise
Herb Elk
Lee Matison
Ralf Brent
Brent-Matison
Pre Takes Third Title as Oregon Dominates Cross Country
Spokane AP report shows Steve Prefontaire leading Oregon to a clear team victory at the 1973 NCAA cross country meet. Nick Rose of Western Kentucky challenged early, building a 50 to 75 yard lead before Prefontaine posted a 28 minute 14.8 second effort to clinch the win for Oregon.
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Spokane
Wash
Oregon
Steve Prefontaine
Western Kentucky
Nick Rose
Rose
Prefontaine
University of Oregon
Oregon 89 tops brief ahead of UTEP and others
In Charlottesville Virginia Don Lawrence faced nonrenewal of his Virginia position while Sonny Randle, Virginia alum and former East Carolina coach, emerges as potential successor. Elsewhere Earnie Shavers was removed from Muhammad Ali's training camp after a sparring incident. Mundine defeats Griffith in Paris with mixed crowd reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Don Lawrence
Lawrence
Virginia
Alma Shannon
Sonny” Randle
East Carolina
Pirates
Randle
University of Virginia
Philadelphia
Earnie Shavers
Muhammad Ali
Ali
Joe Frazier
Shavers
Deer Lake
Paris
Tony Mundine
Australia
Emile Griffith
Griffith
Palais Des Sports
Mundine
Cameron Aggies Split Volleyball With OU UCLA
Cameron College volleyball saw a hard fought split with Oklahoma last week and a sweep over UCLA 16 14 15 6. Kathy Belie led the Aggies with strong support from Laura Eddieman and Chris Long while Val Maples’ club looks ahead to a three way match in Weatherford and a December bowling tournament at Holiday Bowl open to Oklahoma college students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oklahoma
UCLA
Cameron
Aggie
Kathy Belie
Laura Eddieman
Chris Long
Val Maples
Weatherford
Southwestern
Panhandle
Holiday Bowl
Oklahoma
Maples
Cameron College
Palmer Wins Loop Offensive Award After Big OSU Win
Oklahoma State fullback George Palmer earned the Big Eight Conference offensive player of the week after a 38-24 victory over Colorado. Palmer rushed 21 times for 114 yards in the game and finished the season with 571 rushing yards on 134 carries. Matt Blair of Iowa State was named the league’s top defensive player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Cowboys
Oklahoma State
Colorado
Mike Strachan
Iowa State
Matt Blair
Missouri
John Cherry
Brown Declares Refs Didn't Err in Jets Comeback
Jets star Namath complains two calls altered the outcome in the Cincinnati game. Paul Brown defends the officials saying the calls were correct after reviewing replays. Controversy centers on Rich Caster’s inbounds and a late illegal procedure as time expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namath
New York Jets
Cincinnati Bengals
Brown
Cliff McClain
John Schmitt
Salvation Army Boys Club Opens Signups For Cage Program
The Salvation Army Boys Club begins basketball signups for five age groups Peewees Ponies Midgets Juniors and Seniors. Players must be in school and members sign a release form to join. Cards cost 50 cents to 1 dollar. Club location is 1315 F Street.
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Salvation Army
Salvation Army Boys Club
South African Open Singles Sees 61 Enter Third Round
Emil Von Elling 9 former Olympic and New York University track and field coach died at Winsted Memorial Hospital in General Winsted Conn. The tennis tournament report notes 61 in women singles advancing to the third round.
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General Winsted, Conn
Emil von Elling
Olympic
New York University
Winsted Memorial Hospital
Washington Tops Ballot in Final AP Poll 3A and 4A
The AP final poll rated Washington as no 1 in 3A and 4A with an overall sparse ballot. Tulsa Washington led Class 4A at 8 0 and 8 7 top votes while Putnam City and Midwest City followed. Shawnee remained unanimous 3A leader with 10 0.
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Hornets
Putnam City
Hale
Midwest City
Putnam City West
Moore
Tulsa Rogers
Norman
Tulsa McLain
Muskogee
Tulsa Hale
Tulsa
Washington
Tulsa Memorial
Oklahoma City Northwest
Tulsa Central
Northwest
Shawnee
Wolverines
Stillwater
Altus
Oklahoma City McGuinness
Woodward
Miami
Edmond
Ada
Tulsa Webster
Choctaw
Tulsa Washington
Putnnam West
Pretenders Form Line to Dethrone UCLA in Top Showdown
UCLA and North Carolina State are billed as the two leading teams with UCLA aiming to extend a 75 game win streak and returnees like Bill Walton Keith Wilkes and Greg Lee plus Richard Washington. Maryland San Francisco Notre Dame and others loom as challengers in a season preview framing NCAA title contenders.
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North Carolina State
Norm Sloan
UCLA
St. Louis
Bruins
Bill Walton
Keith Wilkes
Greg Lee
Richard Washington
Ralph Drollinger
Maryland
San Francisco
Notre Dame
Wolfpack
David Thompson
Tom Burleson
Tom McMillen
Len Elmore
Kevin Restani
Phil Smith
Dons
John Shumate
Fighting Trish
Ralph Miller
Oregon State
John Wooden
Neighbor
Indiana
Memphis State
Providence
Long Beach State
Arizona
Arizona State
Weber State
Texas Tech
Louisville
Kansas State
Miami
Ohio
North Carolina
Kentucky
Furman
Austin Peay
Penn
Kenny Buttram wins Municipal turkey tournament on Thanksgiving
Kenny Buttram shot an 71 using the Calloway handicap after an 80 scratch to win the Municipal turkey tourney on Thanksgiving Day. Weyman McIntosh finished second with 72 and a 73 scratch, Charley Plank third with 73 and 77 scratch. Buttram received an 18 pound turkey, McIntosh a 14 pounder, Plank a 10 pounder. Members of the Muny Men's Golf Association took part.
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Kenny Buttram
Turkey
Municipal
Buttram
Calloway
Weyman Mcintosh
Charley Plank
McIntosh
Plank
Muny Men’s Golf Association
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Sooner
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Rodney Bell
Darrell Wilson
Gary Klabunde
Ronnie Metcalf
Freddie Alandres
David Crawford
Mike Hawke
Drew Dyer
Bubba Kihega
David Payne
Meadors Paces
Ponca Tankers
Ricky Meadors
Lawton Barracudas Ymca
Ponca
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Virginia Grid
University of Texas-El Paso
William & Mary
Agaies
Loop Offensive
George Palmer
Cincinnati
Joe Namath
Paul Brown
Jets
Rich Caster
Caster
Casiier
BEN Leva Auto Supply Inc
C. Ave
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E. Commerce St
Main Street
C Avenue
Credit Life
Commercial Credit Plan, Incorporated
Kenny
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