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PAGE FOUR — Sapulpa fOklo.) Herald. Sunday, May 15, 1966
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Letters Presented
To Chief Athletes
Track, Field
Finals Paced
By Nebraska
f) Sapulpa Jbailtj SJerafJ—
% SPORTS
Major League
Standings
Keystone Reservoir
Fishing Said Fair
Oilers Defeated
By Bears, 5 To 3
on the Cornhuskers' heels with
16 entries.
Colorado had 14 qualifiers
defending champion Kansas 10.
Oklahoma State 9. Missouri 8
Iowa State 5 and Kansas State
4.
Nebraska's Dave Crook, who poor Hawaii picked up the tab.
The Indians exploded for sev.
San Fran
Houston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Atlanta
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
By United Press International on Phoenix in the East as both Chicago
Spokane had a welcome home 'os*- Tulsa dropped a 5-3 battle
party for Nick Willhite — and ’®. Denver as the Bears tied
22 7
17 11
15 11
15 14
12 12
14 17
11 14
9 12
10 15
6 18
429 9
400 10
250 13'*
COLUMBIA. Mo (UPI)-Ne- i
Ihraska. with 17 qualifiers, led |
Sapulpa High school athletes Hogan Mike Treeman. Terryl Steve McCormick. Tim Tucker. *he ^icld Saturday into the fin- (
receiving letters for 1965-66 at Schultz, Elzy Gower. Gene Mike Barnes, Johnny Bilby. als °f B'* E'Sht Confer-,
the annual awards assembly Pierce. Larry McClure tmana- Dannv Northey, Kit Harlow.ifnre ,rac'*c and ft*ld champion-j
Friday follow: Iger and Roger Horn Corky Hockett, Eddie Humph ] ships but Oklahoma was close
Football i Don Riederer. Basketball i Dan Moore, coach 11 rey. Sam Echols, Tommy Mas-
coach) — Harvey Grimes —Danny Simpson. Hal Acree sey and Fred Reed.
Lloyd Vann, Gary Mullins Randy Lane. David Arnold Golf tJohn Scott, coach) -
Richard Moore. Kit Harlow. Lawrence Barnes. Run da Miles Key. Ed Winkler. Joe
Dennis Shelton, John Horn, Tom Smith, Herbert Marshall. Carl Bennett and Jim Hodges.
Massey. Ronnie Fields, David Newton. Skipper Brooks, Gary Track (Ken McDaris, coach
Wiley. Allan Jones. John Pogue. H"bbs manager i and Miles -Roger Horn. Harvey Grimes. 1 _ , . r" u ."7 .. ■ '' Phoenix for second Dennis
Skipper Brooks. Rusty Ballard hey 1 manager I. Mike Treeman. Leon Watashe. Nebraska s Dave Crook, who poor Hawaii picked up the tab. AuJ( )ost jn re,jef aJ ,he Bears Houston 1 Philadelphia 0, night
Meredith Hankins, Eddie Ra Tennis .Bill Hewlett, coach David Wiley. Joe Schmanec. sfl * Memorial Stadium record The Indlans exploded for sev. slugged ,fl hi(j and S(.()red sjn PiMsburgh 4 Ix)S An„ 5 night
youth. Lonnie Sechrest. Larry - Handy Lane. Roger Horn Wally Newport. Donnie Smith. w,th a h 1 ‘'lot king m 'he 4 en runs in lhe f|rst inn,ng as a g|e runs in each of the last St. Louis 8 Atlanta 0 night
Schlecht. Dannv Edwards Harvey Grime* Bill Young Jerry Stephen. David Alltnan. F* dome men paraded to the three innings. Sunday's Games
jswrar* ...........** - —I*-rr— - -Vrt
K.mnn Fas,. H,mnhr„ Baseball (Jack Fox. coach)— risen. Hl11 ( amoun 01 iwianoma n
Newton. Eddie Humphrey. Wal-1 . posted a 47 7 tme in his pre-
ly Newport. Chuck Boland. Gary Hall Acree, Joe Tuttle. Mark Wrestling i.lim Ktnyon. coach 1 |mma h(.8,
McIntosh, James Morgan, Keith Hanna. Richard Rodgers. — Dick Bedingficld. Russelll riiiaU tii
-, Harlow. Orby Hickman, Mike
Miles, Mike McClain, Eddie
Humphrev, Mike Fields, Steve
Shihlev, Keith Hogan, Danny
BOUT SIGNED |
LONDON (UPI) -The first
of four planned supporting
bouts for the May 21 Cassius Keystone reservoir was stand-
Clay-Henry Cooper champion- jng aj g jq [eej below norma!
ship fight was signed Friday. f|eva,inn of 723 feet last week.
By United Press International tampion Johnnj plucheu'and a'C°rdlnS '° th* Tu'S* C°rpS
National League 'countryman Johnny Kramer Engineers
W. L. Pet. GB agreed to meet in a 10-round The report said water condt-
preliminary. | lions were clear and fishing
, was fair A total of 149,400 per-
•517 7 j Chicago" at Detroit Isons Vlsl,ed lhe resmolr m
500 74* Baltimore at Cleveland, 2 ' APrd
452 9 ________________-
.440 0
a
759
.607 411
.577 5lj Washington at Minnesota
Friday's Rasults
Cinci at Chicago, ppd . cold
San Fran 5 N Y. 4, 17 ins, night
“^IF IT S QUALITY YOU RE LOOKING FOR /
Trust Me With Your Vote
0 Preston Moore
9 pMmiie
'it As your Governor to conduct an honest,
efficient administration. I will give all view*
points fair consideration and take full re-
sponsibility for the decisions I make or
share in.
As your Governor i win not tolerate graft,
corruption or the waste of our money or re-
sources. There won’t be profits for insiders at
the expense of the public.
As your Governor i win work with edu-
cators, parents and others to make our
schools equal to the needs of education in
the 1960's and 1970's. We will increase the
number of teachers so each teacher can do a
better job with each student. We must pay our
teachers enough to keep them in Oklahoma.
As your Governor i win see that our
mental institutions and prisons are improved
to rehabilitate these people to responsible
places in society as each case merits.
As your Governor 1 will di-ect that high-
ways be built and improved in each of our 77
counties. There will be no favoritism of one
area over another.
As your Governor i pledge my oppos; on
to any new taxes. With $1 value for every tax
dollar spent, ai’d with the proper priority
given government services, we will not need
any extra tax.
As your Governor i won’t forget my
pledges or promises . . . and I will never
emoarrass you.
PRESTON
MOORE
FOR OKLAHOMA
Finals in all 17 events were
scheduled Saturday.
Gene Crews of Missouri »a<
far ahead of the competition in
dozen men paraded to
plate. Willhite. just down from
the Los Angeles Dodgers, then ** when Bill Sorrell smacked a Houston at Philadelphia
two - run homer in the seventh l-0* Angeles at Pittsburgh
for the Padres Sorrell's blast] Cincinnati at Chicago
Atlanta at St. Louis
American League
W. L. Pet. GB
breezed to an 8-3 win despite
GOVERNOR
Chapman, Sam Mr Reynolds
Wallv Newport Lonnie Sechrest
and Larry McClure (manager).
Pacific Coast
Standings
I defending his shot pot title as
he heaved the ball 58 feet 834
inches, almost two feet better
than Nebraska's Jim Beltzer.
Oklahoma s Phil Aldridge had
Dave Hirtz'i two - run blast for on,y (he sefond round.trjp.
the losers in the ninth. per by a visitor in 14 contests
That put Portland a half at the Giants' park. Dallas
game up in the nutty Western l,reen R°t the win to run his
Division race of the
Cleveland
Oklahoma State at 21 7
Nebraska's Charlie Greene.
By United Press International I defending titlist in both races.
Eastern Division 1 ran ,he 100 in W * and ,he 220
W. L. Pet. GB ^
jujsa 14 7 667 1 ^im Metcalf of Oklahoma
Phoenix 13 11 542 2'* S,a,e *on hjs ** in.,h! M0
Denser 13 11 .542 2>a 1 516 and M‘S*T ’J'"7
Indianapolis 11 11 .500 J4i Thompson won the other heat in
Oklahoma City 10 13 .417 5
Pacific -°rdc !° 2‘3 prL hi'"ng kins Baltimore
- . , _ „ . /Bob Schroder doubled home a
Coast League Portland scored riJ„ ,n pxtfnd hjs hj, ^ ,0
three times in the first two inn- jg gamrs.
ings and sweated in a 3-2 win. ]n other games if was Okla-
the best time in the 100-yard plo>d "eaver g°* ’h* "in and homa City 2 Indianapolis 1 in Washington
dash at 09 7 and shared the 200 Bob Tiefenauer put out the fire 10 innings and Vancouver 4 Se- Kansas City
hurels with Mickey Miller of in the ninth to save it. ia,,le 3- New York
Tulsa stayed 2la games up Norm Miller of the 89ers Boston
whacked the 10th inning homer
Detroit
Cahiornia
Chicago
Minnesota
16 5
16 7
15 9
15 11
13 10
11 10
9 15
8 16
8 17
7 le
762
696
625
.577
565
514
.375
.333
320 10
280 11
1
24
34
4
5
84
94
San Diego 9 17 369 74
Western Division
W L Pet. GB
leading Players
In Major Leagues
Portland
Hawaii
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Vancouver
13 10
15 13
14 13
13 13
12 13
10 15
565
.536
.518
.500
480
400
4
1
14
2
4
Friday's Results
Oklahoma City 2 Indianapolis 1
(10 innings)
San Diego 6 Phoenix 4
Spokane 8 Hawaii 3
Portland 3 Tacoma 2
Vancouver 4 Seattle 3
Denver 5 Tulsa 3
Accident insurance was first
11 52 4
Other leading qualifiers Fri-
day were Tom Purma of Kan-
sas in the javelin. 215-114: Carl Smith, StL
Pellegrini of Oklahoma in the Hart. S F.
discus, 166-3. Don Ells of Okla- Flood. StL.
homa in the broad jump, 23- j Pinson, Cin
74: Doug McDougall of Oklaho j Pgirni. Pitt
tna State and Nebraska's Dave cimnt. Pitt
Kudron in the 330-yard interme- Fuentes. SF
diate hurdle*. 38 0; Gary Ard Aloa. Pitt
of Kansas in the triple jump.
46-10: and Lonnie Sherlock of
Nebraska in the 120-y ard high
hurdles. 14 6.
No preliminaries were sched-
uled in the three mile race. H Rbsn, Bal
high jump and pole vault where' !’C0,L ®os
defending champions John Law- R Rbsn. Bal
son of Kansas. Steve Herndon of, Robnsn, Chi
Missouri and Jim Farrell of Ok-1 Ywtski. Bos
introduced into the U S. in 1859 ' lahoma sought repeat titles Sat
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National League
G. Ab R. H. Pet.
Morgn. Hous 28 KU 16 35 .347
25 92 11 31 .337
29 105 24 35 . 333
25 101 11 33 . 3271
25 101 10 33 . 327
21 74 6 24 324
26 113 1 3 36 . 319
18 69 7 22 . 319
26 98 1 3 31 .316
22 51 8 16 .314
American League
G. AB R. H Pd.
20 75 14 31 .413'
23 81 22 31 369
25 97 15 34 . 351
23 99 1 5 3 3 333
22 79 14 2 6 329
25 101 17 33 . 327
21 84 6 27 321
24 93 18 29 312
26 92 20 28 304
24 77 11 23 299
Friday's Results
that provided victory for Chris Detroit S Chicago 4. night
Zachary, who went all the way California 4 Boston 1. night
and spaced six hits. ! New York 4 Kan City 2, mght
Vancouver was led by Ernie Minn 9 Wash. 5. night
Fazio, who had a double and Cleve 4 Balt 3. 11 inns., night
two singles. But crucial Angel Sunday's Games
errors also helped the Mounties Boston at California. 2
to victory. | New York at Kansas City. J
Geiger. Atla
Oliva. Minn
Alvis, Cleve
IVlntn. Wash
Rechdt. Cal
White, NY
Home Runt
National League: Aaron,
Braves 11. Mays, Giants ID,
Lefebvre. Dodgers 9; Alou A
Torre. Braves 8.
American League: Scott, Red
Sox 10; Reichardt, Angels 8,
Blefary & F Robinson. Orioles
& Oliva. Twins 7.
Runs Baited In
National League: Mays,
Giants 24 Aaron, Braves 22;
Lefebvre. Dodgers & Flood.
Cards 20: W\nn, Astros 4
McCovey, Giants 19.
American League: B Robin-
son, Orioles 27; Scott. Red Sox
24; Yastrzemski, Red Sox 20;
Oliva, Twins 19; Reichardt.
Angels 18
Pitching
National League: Marietta!.
Giants 7-0 Perry. Giants 5-0;
Cuellar, A lros & Knowles,
Phillies 3-0 Koufax. Dodgers l
Bunning. Phillies 4-1.
America’ League: McDowell.
Indians 4-f McNally, Orioles &
O Donoghue, Indians 3-0; Mc-
Lain, Tigers & Pascual. Twins
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