Six Area Twinbills Highlight Girls and Boys Wins
Tuesday night featured six separate area twinbills with standout scores across teams. Clavia Simpson led the Tigerettes with 19 points as Sterling edged ahead late, while Gotebo toppled Dill City 36-33 behind Karen Nash’s 30 points and Frank Simon’s 34 for Gotebo boys. Indiahoma swept Roosevelt in girls and narrowly won the boys game 55-49, paced by Wendell O’Neal 17 and Kim McClure 12.
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Douthe Donkey Girls
Tigerettes
Clavia Simpson
Sterling
Rick Lovelady
Tiger
Blue Jays
Infec
Dale Sims
Geronimo
Henry Roach
Blue Jay
Fletcher
Cement
Melia Brown
Larry Pahcaddy
Jimmy Kervin
Drew Sanders
Pahcaddy
Dill City
Gotebo
Karen Nash
Nash
Frank Simon
Hornets
Kent Welch
Darrell Dempsey
Simon
Indiahoma
Roosevelt
Lee Ann Perry
Wendell O’neal
Kim McClure
David Chain
MacArthur Highlands End 9-1 Football Season With Smash Run Game
Lusby Vaughn Lusby Sterling Bailey Ray Hugley and Archie Collie lead a dominant MacArthur rushing attack pushing the Highlanders to a 9-1 season. Lusby tops 878 yards rushing and 16 rushing TDs Bailey averages 83 yards per carry in several big games. Bailey Collie and Easter contribute in receiving and kicking as MacArthur allows under two touchdowns per game and holds opponents to 1,216 rushing yards.
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MacArthur
Ronnie Hartline
Highlanders
Vaughn Lusby
Sterling Bailey
Lusby
Bailey
Ray Hugley
Mac
Ronald Greene
Archie Collie
Norm Easter
Collie
Dave
Easter
Tucker v
Rainbott
Williams
Davis
Sutton
Perkins
Wiliams Bailey
Ralls
Los
Greene
Rainbolt
Tucker Rallis
Pat MclInally
Dave Matthews
Harvard
McIinally
Brown
Villa Park
Calif
Associated Press
Ambiguous Basketball Box Scores Indicate Varied Scores Across Teams
The clipped statistics list multiple teams Cement Coldwell Fletcher and Geronimo Central with assorted players and point totals for both girls and boys games. It shows quarter scores, fouls, and officials, but many numbers are garbled or inconsistent, suggesting OCR errors in the record.
Shawnee Powers Past Edmond to Reach Class 3A Semis
Shawnee belted Edmond 28-14 to move into the state Class 3A semifinals behind three first half touchdowns and a fourth quarter clincher. Edmond rallied to 21-14 in the third, but Shawnee’s late score sealed an 11th straight win. They will meet the Altus-Woodward winner in the next round.
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Shawnee
Edmond
Bulldogs
Wolves
West Division heat fuels NBA race in 1973 season
In a Western Conference update the Bulls beat the Trail Blazers 106-101 as Chicago tightens its Midwest lead to 15-4. Golden State edged Milwaukee 108-105 with Thurmond and Barry starring, while the Knicks toppled the Lakers 105-89. Buffalo topped Phoenix 127-100 and Philadelphia beat Kansas City Omaha 109-103. Indiana edged Utah 102-98 and Carolina beat Denver 113-107 behind Cunningham and a strong Cougar defense.
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National Basketball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
NBA
Chicago
Dick Motta
Bulls
Trail Blazers
Les
Bill Sharman
Lakers
Knicks
Golden State
Buffalo
Phoenix
Philadelphia
Kansas City-Omaha
American Basketball Association
Indiana
Utah
Carolina
Denver
Utes
Milwaukee
Portland
Los Angeles
Barry
Cazzie Russell
Bill Bradley
Willis Reed
Walt Frazier
New York
76Ers
Kings
Larry Jones
Tom van Arsdale
Braves
Suns
Bob McAdoo
Kodak All America picks six Big Eight players
Kansas quarterback David Jaynes headlined the Kodak All-America football team selections by the American Football Coaches Association. Nebraska and Oklahoma each placed two players on the team, including John Dutton and Daryl White for Nebraska and Lucious Selmon, Roderick Shoate, and Matt Blair for Oklahoma and Iowa State respectively.
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Durham
N.C
David Jaynes
Kansas University
American Football Coaches Association
Oklahoma
Nebraska
John Dutton
Daryl White
Lucious Selmon
Roderick Shoate
Matt Blair
Iowa State
Iowa fires coach Lauterbur amid staff reform pressure
Iowa basketball coach Lauterbur is fired after refusing to make staff changes. He declines regrets, stating improvement during his tenure and remains hopeful despite his dismissal as Iowa’s third coaching casualty in nine years. The move comes with two years left on a five year contract. A San Diego Chargers drug problem report cites worsening issues despite policy changes.
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Los Angeles
Floyd Little
Denver Bronco
YMCA
Brian Piccolo
Little
University of Denver Law School
Lauterbur
Iowa
SAN Diego
San Diego Chargers
City Fan Earns Cotton Bowl Pass
Deryle S Worrell of Port Arthur became the first customer for 1974 Cotton Bowl Classic tickets as public orders opened for the New Year’s Day game between Texas and Nebraska. With mail order closed, remaining tickets are available only through Nebraska and Texas athletic ticket offices. The first ten names drawn included Worrell, James A Wilcox of Dallas, Reta J Kirkland of Lawton, Reynaldo W Castillo of Houston, Frank Fallon of Waco, Irwinstone of Broken Bow, Alan Antweil of Hobbs, N M, David M Overton of Dallas, David W Carter of St Louis, and F C Bell of Dallas.
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Dallas
Deryle S.worrell
Port Arthur
Worrell
Texas
Nebraska
Texas Athletic
James A. Wilcox
Reta J. Kirkland
Lawton
Okla
Reynaldo W. Castillo
Houston
Frank Fallon
Waco
Irwinstone
Broken Bow
Neb
Alan Antweil
Hobbs
N. Mex
David M. Overton
David W. Carter
St. Louis
F. C. Bell
TV Log Highlights College and Pro Football Lineup
Thursday radio and TV schedule lists pro football games Washington at Detroit Miami at Dallas and a college slate including Air Force vs Notre Dame Alabama at LSU and Nebraska at Oklahoma plus a basketball match New Mexico Highlands at Cameron. Networks KAUZ WKY KOCO KSWO and stations KFDX KWTV KSWO-TV KSWO (1380) KOCO-TV WSKY.
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Washington
Detroit
Kauz-Tv
KWTV
Miami
Dallas
Kfdx TV
Wky-Tv
KSWO
Air Force
Notre Dame
Koco-Tv
Kswo-Tv
Alabama
Lsu
Kocotv
Barry Switzer
WKY
Jimeen
Cottons
Nebraska
Kswotv
Basketball College
New Mexico Highlands
Cameron
Cage Scores From Various College Basketball Games
A list of college basketball results shows Wesleyan 108 over UNC-Greensboro 8 and Mars Hill 68 over Criflin 62, Albany College of Pharmacy 96 over Bard 74, Earlham 85 over Marion 70, and Indiana Fort Wayne 59 over Midwestern 80. Additional scores include Stephen F. Austin 67 over Howard Payne 92, St Edwards 70 over Paul Quinn 107 to 81, Evangel 83 over Missouri Valley 57, Marion 73 over St Francis 84, Trinity Christian Ill 96 over Fort Wayne Bible 93 in overtime, Texas Lutheran 83 over Texas A and 81, McMurry 82 over New Mexico Highlands 77, Sul Ross 67 over Lubbock Christian 65, Marymount Kan 72 over Rockhurst Mo 67, Tabor Kan 65 over Phillips Okla 65, Yugoslavia National 82 over Nebraska 80, Missouri Southern 61 over Ark Tech 56. Spartan Holiday Classic Championship Principia Ill 66 over Greenville III 62, Consolation Concordia Ill 72 over Sanford Brown III 51.
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Sul Ross
Lubbock
Christian
Marymount
Kan
Rockhurst
Tabor
Phillips
Okla
Yugoslavia National
Nebraska
Missouri Southern
Ark
Maple Leafs Beat Islanders 4 2 to Extend Winning Streak
Toronto defeats New York 4 2 as Darryl Sittler and Lanny McDonald score in the second period. Kelly’s squad now owns a four game win streak while Islanders drop their fourth straight. Other NHL results include Detroit 6 Los Angeles 5. Oilers 5 Crusaders 3. Sharks 6 Saints 2.
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Red Kelly
Maple Leafs
Kelly
National Hockey League
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World Hockey Association
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Dave Lewis
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al Arbour
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Kings
Alex Delvecchio
Los Angeles
Detroit
Mickey Redmond
Nick Libett
Red Wing
Marcel Dionne
Dionne
Oilers
Crusaders
Ron Climie
Eddie Joyal
Cleveland
Ron Buchanan
Sharks
Saints
Ron Walters
Ron Ward
Minnesota
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Fulton
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Kervin
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Quarters Cement
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Fisher
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Ren’ Schen
Everett
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D. Nease
G. Nease
Benton
Overstreet
Dodson
George
MecLeoren
Simms
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Wood
Zeller
Cecil Powell
Jim
Bray
Mt Park
Davidson
Indiahome Rosevelt
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Grocemont
Sors
Broy
Mt. Park
Dil City
Indichoma
Edmond — Hawkins
Riggs
Baird
Reynolds
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Shawnee — Goodson
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Fifa Organizing Committee
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