Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 76, No. 155, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 14, 1990 Page: 9 of 12
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the Chiefs. Owasso dropped Sapulpa from the ranks of the
undefeated with 7-2 and 2-0 victories. Dennis Reavis and
Fortson were the starting pitchers for Sapulpa. The Chiefs
will host Broken Arrow for a doublehcadcr at 4 p.m.
Friday. (Herald photos by Dauane Raby Jr.)
TU, OSU
name cage
starters
By the Herald Staff
The University of Tulsa and Okla-
homa State University basketball
teams will play at 7:30 p.m. Thursday
in a first round National Invitational
Tournament contest. The game will
played at OSU’s Gallagher-Iba Arena.
The game will be aired on KRMG
Radio 740 AM with Dan Roe and Rick
Couri.
OSU enters the game with a 16-13
record.
Probable starters for the Cowboys
arc forwards Royce Jeffries and Byron
Houston, center Mattias Sahlstrom,
and guards Corey Williams and
Darwyn Alexander.
Jeffries, a 6-foot-6 senior from
Soper, is averaging 13.4 points and 5.6
rebounds a game.
Houston, a 6-foot-7 sophomore
from Oklahoma City, is averaging
18.9 points and 10.2 rebounds a game.
Sahlstrom, a 6-foot-10 junior from
Sweden, is averaging 7.1 points and
3.7 rebounds a game.
Williams, a 6-foot-2 sophomore
from Georgia, is averaging 9.2 points
and 3.2 rebounds a game.
Alexander, a 6-foot sophomore
from New Orleans, is averaging 10
points and 2.3 rebounds a game.
The Cowboys are coached by
Leonard Hamilton and he has a four
year record of 55-62. This year the
Cowboys were 6-8 in the Big 8.
Probable starters for TU are
forwards Lamont Randolph and Lou
Dawkins, center Wade Jenkins, and
guards Reggie Shields and Marccll
Gordon.
Randolph, a 6-foot-6 senior from
New York, is averaging 11.2 points
and 7.9 rebounds a game.
Dawkins, a 6-foot-5 freshman from
Michigan, is averaging 4.1 points and
2.9 rebounds a game.
Jenkins, a 6-foot-5 junior from
Chicago, is averaging 10.5 points and
I. 6 rebounds a game.
Gordon, a 6-foot-1 junior from San
Francisco, is averaging 12.8 points
and 4.1 rebounds a game.
The Golden Hurricane, coached by
J. D. Barnett, is 88-62 over the past
five years.
Sapulpa’s Ashley Fortson, top, watches a pitch bounce
away from the Owasso catcher Tuesday. Chieftains Eric
Maddox and Aaron Williams, below, watch teammates
bat during the bottom half of an inning. Stormy weather
wasn’t enough to stop the Sapulpa Tuesday at Allen
Wallace Field. Unfortunately the Owasso Rams did stop
Top players
get awards
By The Associated Press
Lionel “L-Train” Simmons can
add another name to his portfolio: All-
American.
Simmons, a third-team selection
last season, was joined on the 1990
Associated Press All-America college
basketball team by seniors Gary
Payton of Oregon State and Derrick
Coleman of Syracuse, junior Larry
Johnson of UNLV and sophomore
Chris Jackson of LSU.
The voting was done by the same
national panel of sport writers and
broadcasters that selects the weekly
Top 25.
Simmons, just the fifth player to
score 3,000 career points, ranks third
all-time with 3,157 heading into the
NCAA tournament. At his cun-ent
pace of 26 points a game, Simmons
would have to lead La Salle into the
East Regional finals to score the 92
points necessary to pass the No. 2 man
on the career list, Portland State’s
Freeman Williams.
Simmons is La Salle’s first All-
American in 35 years, since the storied
Tom Gola won the honor three times
and led the Explorers to the pinnacle of
college basketball. La Salle won the
NCAA title in 1954 and came within a
game of repeating before losing to San
Francisco and Bill Russell.
Neither of those stellar teams
managed a record like that carved out
by Simmons & Co. this season.
OCU picks
new coach
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) —
Darrel Johnson knows he has a very
large pair of shoes to fill as he takes
over as head basketball coach at Okla-
homa City University.
“I don’t think anybody can replace
Abe Lemons — he’s a legend," John-
son said at a news conference Tues-
day. “All I can do is try to continue (in
his tradition).”
Johnson was named Tuesday to fill
a void left by the retirement of 34-year
coaching veteran Abe Lemons.
Oklahoma City’s new, 34-year-old
coach has compiled a career record of
78-76 in five seasons as coach at Okla-
homa Baptist University.
In 1990 he was named both District
9 and Sooner Athletic Conference
Coach of the Year. Johnson’s most
recent teams compiled records of 27-5
in 1990 and 22-9 in 1989.
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Sapulpa (Okla.) Herald, Wedneeday, March 14, 1990—PAGE NINE
SHS soccer teams play
By the Herald Staff
TULSA — The Sapulpa High
School soccer teams found the going
tough Tuesday night at Union.
The Redskins nipped the Chieftains
2-1 and Union defeated the Lady
Chieftains 10-0.
“We played a really good game,”
said Sapulpa boys’ coach Terry
Strombeck.
The Redskins are generally
regarded as one of the top three teams
in the state and the Chiefs hung right
with them.
Sapulpa freshman Frank Johnson
scored midway through the second
4alf to cut the Union lead to 2-1.
Sapulpa senior Chris Hays came
close to tying the contest as he
bounced a shot off the crossbar with a
minute left.
Senior captain Eric Ballard played
“the game of his life” at midfield,
according to Strombeck.
Sophomore keeper Kirk McCrack-
en recorded 12 saves and was
"impressive.”
With the loss the Chiefs drop to 0 2,
but both losses have come to very
good teams in Union and Broken
Arrow.
The Lady Chieftains arc also 0-2
after Tuesday’s match.
Freshman Amy Nichols worked in
goal for coach Carla Hobbs’ Lad)
Chieftains.
Both Sapulpa teams will host Ponc a
City Thursday night.
Sooners have a method
NORMAN (AP) — Humidity
clings to the March air as members of
the Oklahoma basketball team drift
into Lloyd Noble arena for practice.
Alone on the court, Skeeter Henry
hits free throws. Perspiration dots his
face. In the locker room, center Jackie
Jones calls a friend as trainer Alex
Brown tapes his ankles.
The players — William Davis,
Jackie Jones, Smokcy McCovery,
Tony Martin and others — banter
about cars, girls and basketball as they
get ready for the workout that awaits
them.
On the court, Coach Billy Tubbs
arrives and jokes with his players and
comments on player Terry Evan-,'
latest haircut.
It’s a slow start and appears to have
little structure — no calisthenics, no
blaring whistles. But that is dcccivr:;-.
They are the top basketball team in
the country — winners of the Big
Eight postseason tournament and
headed for the NCAA Midwest
Regional as the No. 1 seed in Austin,
Texas. They work hard in the sessions
in the arena.
“If there is a lime to be No. 1, 1
guess now would be it because it
means you’re playing good basketball
at the most important time of the
year,” Tubbs said.
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