The Elk City Daily News (Elk City, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 94, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 17, 1961 Page: 2 of 6
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the Eaglet topeeeded quintet In
the eounty tourney were bard-
pressod tO get by Erick A strong
surge In the second period and a-
gain bt the third I pulled them
tbrougb- trick outpointed the Ea-
glee Ss the opening peritd 11115d 11-
gala ts the final period :
The irk quintet sparked by
Dog Ellis jumped out front 11-1 in
the yentas Massa and It looked
far saddle is ki the first major up
set of the 1011rttarrteed was under-
was But Sayre rallied in the se-
teed period and outscored Erick
1141 In take OW petnl lead 30
II t I halftime
Opening up in the 'third quarter
the Eagles struck for 11 points
while holding Berlin to 10 points
'Mitt gave ttur rAigles a seven
point irpreed going Into the fine"
"trick ttgbiaiwa 'up ihe fourth
gusirts holding Sayre to silt points
The Eagles however checked the
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The Sayre Eagles defeated Erick 42-38 Monday night in
the Vng iound of the Bec-kham cOunty cage tournainrnt
and Merrilt Oilers edged Berlin 5943 The 'Merritt
tassies ran over the Berlin girls f7-26 in the initial round
efthe girls division
tha Merritt sextet i by winning against Berlin chalked
aptheir 13th win of ItlCe season'- against only two setbacks
Oilerettes hive been defeated only by Port ranked
the No 1 Class B team in the state and by Kliton
raniattiniongthe top ten in
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managed only nine points which
wasnt enough to close the gap
Skipper linmson of Sayre and
Us shared the games scoring hon-
ors Each bit 13 pante
The Agee will now meet the
winner of the Carter-Delhi contest
In the semi-finals of the 'Yourzey
Carter and Delhi will play at 7:45
It tnt tonight la the Sayre field
Ronnie Nagle sparked the Oilers
to their opening round win by hit
Ung 14 poMte The Oilers will meet
Sweetwater at 145 p rn' Thursday
M the semi-finals The Sweetwater
boys drew an opening round by'
The Merritt lassies went Out
front lona in the first Period "of
their game against the Berlin seg
tel and after that it was ill over
but the shouting
Merritt came back In the? second
period with 12 points and bold a
22-1 halftime advantage In third
period the Dilerettes outpointed
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Sentinel Downs'
Canute Quintet
In Tourney Tilt
Sentinel upset Canute 12 44 in
the opening round of the Washita
county basketbell toun3ament Mon-
day night and 03rn defeated Port
The tourney ivhich Upped oft
Monday extends through Saturday
'vitt) the Rocky boys favored to
take the boys tit and the unde-
feated Port lassies odds-on favor-
Ite In the girbi division
' Sentinel surprised the high-scoring
Canutera Monday by jumping
out front 19-13 in the opening per-
iod of play The two teams dueled
to a 16-14I deadlock In the second
period and Sentinel led at half-
time 23-29
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Paced by Len Cooper the Senti-
nel quintet lowered the boom oti
Canute in the third quarter with
an 1S-point &coring barrage The
Canuters turned cold In the third
and managed only four points
Canute made an attempt to get
bat kin the game in the final per-
lod but the reify fell far ithort of
Its Mark The Canuters outscored
Sentinel 114 in the final round
Cooper was high poorer for the
game with 22 points while 'fenny
Richardson wu high for Canute
with 11 points
Sentinel will now play the winner
of I Dill City-Burns Slat match In
the second round of the tourna-
the final period
Keeping up the pressure the
Merritt lassies struck'for le Points
In the fourth quarter while bolding
Berlin to nine points
High scorer for the game was De-
limit Garrett with 34 Points Linda
Martin added 13 points to the Mel'
ritt cause and Elaine 'Blackmon
chalked Up II points
The Merritt girls will meet the
winner of the Sweetwater-Delhi
game at 7:30 p m Friday in the
Sweetwater and Delhi
play at a p m tonight
The Sayre lantliefi who drew a 1
bye in the opening round will meet
the Erick-Carter winner at 7:30 p
m Thursday Erick and Carter
WRY at 830 tonight
Finals of the annual tournament
will be held Saturday: The boys
finals will start at 8:45 p tn and
the girls finals will be held at 7:30
pm
Oklahoma Basketball Scores
By trailed Press International
Oklahosita Co ikgto
Oklahoma 56 Colorado 47
Oklahoma State 14 Kansas 49
Abilene Christian 11 Southwestern
Northern 71 Murray 61
Bacon 62 Northeastern ALM 51
et Gregory's 69 Tort Smith 64
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Elamnorwood Tex 11 Mangum 53
Tishomingo 45 Lone Groot 29
Iligh School Tonrnamen4a '
Stephens (Wont Invitational
Comanche 53 Doyle 45
Marlow 53 Empire 41
Cotton-Jefferson Si-County
Big Pasture 69 Terral 32
Kingfisher County Invtiotional
Dover 81 Holy Trinity 29
Lacy 48 Okarehtt 24
WasMia County Invitational
Senthwl 33 Climate 44
forri 55 Port 45 '
'-ociaoc-roimly Invitational
Doer Towson 101 Soper 33
Mimosa County Invitational
Davidson 44 Manitou 42
Primo Conterenco
Oytiel 41 Olive 41
Seminole t'ounly invitational
Butler 48 Varnum 45
McIntosh County Invitational
Eufaula Washington 15 Pierce id
Cherokee 47 Jet 31 '
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Elks To Meet Eagles
At Local Field House
The Elk Ciry Elks will meet the Sayre Eagles it the
Elk field house tonight and the Elkettes will take on the
Sayre sextet The girls will start at 730 p tn and the boys
game will follow - - '
The tneeting will be the second of ths season Id the
first encounter the Elks defeated the Eagles by one point but
the Sayre lassies evened things up by downing the Elkettes
Scheduledi4 start for the Elks tonight will be Roddy
Cutsinger Larry Elliott Rudy Peach Ronnie Engel and
John O'Hara Also to see plenty of action will be Lewis
Boomer and Henry Hastings - '
StarVng for Sayre will be Skipper Branson John Mqd-
dox Kenny Bibb Dee:Passmore and Eddie Branson Don
Heise and Jsy Toland will also see plenty of action
The first meeting of the two clubs saw an evenly
matched contest that went right down to the final seconds
of Way The Eagles led15-14 at the end of the first period
and the Elks led 22-19 at halftime The Elks held a 32-30
advantage going into the final period '
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The Elks scored one field shot and twp free throws
in the fourqt quarter while the Eagles hit five free thows
in the final round The game ended with Elkcity
36-3 ' '
Christian Team
Is Unbeaten In
Fourteen Starts
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) —
Oklahomeas contribtition to that
I'?' breed— an undefeated col
lege basketball team In mid-Jan
uary — seeks its 15th victory of
the season tonight playhig hoot bit
Okmulgee Tech In a brand new
field house 4
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The Oklahoma Christian College
Eagles have a 14-0 record on the
hardwoods this season under the
coaching of Raymond L Vaughn
Their last defeat was last March
when the Eaglet were eliminated
in regionitl finals of a Junior col
lege league at Lawton
Vaughn said the niggles are In'
dependent this year since they
became a four-year college The
school has about 325 enrolled and
will graduate its first four year
students in 1961
Vaughn described his team as
a well balanced club all the way
with no stare outshining other
other players "When one of the
boys is doem another comes up
to fill for him" he said
Biters In Lineup
The starting lineup includes
Robert Watson 5-foot junior for
Oketnah 34 Pharaoh 24
V&kle Basketball Smalls
MIDWEST t
Iowa 78 Illinois 71 '
Mils Er Wis 80 Whitewater 78
Ohio 0 55 Toledo 50
Concordia 80 Macalester
Ab Chrisrn 11 8W'n Okla at 64
Chicago 63 111 Inst of Tech b4
8Wem 111 84 Western Mich 80
Oklahoma et 54 Kansas 49
Minnesota 68 Northwestern 54
SOUTHWEST
Texas 11 Tease Alt14 76
Oklahoma be Colorado 47
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Chattanooga 83 Mercer 70
Missimippi 74 Vanderbilt 72
bliss et 62 Oeorgia Tech el
Belmont 14 Union (Ity) 74
Newport Nee 11 Rich Pro In 115
Norfolk flit 92 118ydnoy 70
Wake Forest $ 6 C1i4nson 65
North Carolina 51 Maryland 112
Von 14 High Point 71
rurman 12 Th e Citadei 64
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MO" Jim Davis 6-4 forward from
Caddo Dap Ark second leading
scorer and rebounder Jim Miller
1-5 freshman Cent Aer from Pats-
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and tebounder sophomore 'Frank
Davis S-foot 3-Inch brother' of
Jim Davis guard and an out
standing !mid shooter and Den
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Vaughn said eMcMasters the
team captain is a very consistent
player and outstanding on de
fense
'Coteel Native
Coach Vaughn has coached at
Oklahoma Otristian located in
northeastern Oklahoma Chi the
put three years He was athletic
director at Capitol Hill ' 1110
School here the II previous year
'Vaughn a nativo of Cordell re
ceived a muters degree in physi
cal education and school adminis-
tration from the University of
Oklahoma In lattl strut I Niche
lors degree from Harding Col
lege Searcy Ark In 1030
Vaughn mid le boys ar out for
basketball this season Ile said a
baseball team Was organised last
year tallying about 500 and the
Oklahoma Christian track team
won the state championship lut
year
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Losing Streaks Win
Big Eight Loop Games
By United Press International
Oklahomas two Big Eight Con
forerun representativee — Okla
home University and Oklahoma
State — snapped four game loll-
ing streaks last night by pooling
upset victories
Oklahoma University defeated
Colorado II6-47 at Colorado for Its
first win- In litre conference
starts The defeat kept Colorado
from climbing into a second
place tie
Kansas lost Its hold on first
place bowing to Oklahoma State
b4-49 at 2 LAITeller Karl Okla-
homa State la now 1-3 In Big
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the closing minutes to whip Colo-
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Wells, Virgil. The Elk City Daily News (Elk City, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 94, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 17, 1961, newspaper, January 17, 1961; Elk City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2091165/m1/2/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.