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BANTAM BOYS team of Altus
finished fifth in the state bowling
tournament at Andarko recently.
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Arizona 14 9 Oklahoma 11
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Seminole 7 Dewar 5
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KANSAS (TTY Mo (UPI) - From Willie Smith
on down. the Big Eight Conference was dominated
by guards during the 1975-76 basketball season and so
is the United Press International Ail Big Eight
basketball team
Leading the team, of course, was Smith the 6-3
senior who led Missouri to its first undisputed cham
pionship since 1930 He was joined on the first team
by guards Chuckie Williams and Mike Evans of Kan-
sas State and Jerry Fort of Nebraska and forward
Jim Kennedy of Missouri
Smith had supporters everywhere he went in the
Big Eight and was not even challenged for the
league’s player-of the-year honor He averaged 24 8
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rebounds a game
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explosive backcourt Williams a senior, averaged
20 7 points per game while Evans only a sophomore,
averaged 17 9 on the season but came alive mthe Big
Eight to average 20 8 in 14 league games
While Fort another senior led Nebraska in scor-
ing and ranked fourth in the league with nearly 19
points a game, his main attribute was his defense
Kennedy a junior was the second highest scoring
nonguard in the Big Eight with nearly 17 points a
game and along with fellow forward Kim Anderson
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HIGH GAMES were turned in by these two
young Altus keglers at the state bowling tour-
nament. Jerry Quintana (left) rolled the high
game of 179 and James Roles record the high game
(177) with handicap.
was instrumental in helping freshman Stan Ray
develop at center as quickly as he did
Anderson was one of five players selected to UPI’s
second team Joining him were guard Hercle Ivy the
secondleading scorer in the league, and forward Art
Johnson the top-scoring nonguard of Iowa State,
center Carl Gerlach of Kansas sate and forward
Norm Cook of Kansas, who made the first team last
year as a sophomore
Gerlach, Ivy and Johnson are all seniors while
Cook and Anderson are juniors
Honorable mention selections were guard Ronnie
Daniel of Oklahoma State center Larry Cox of
Nebraska and Ray afreshman from Missouri
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Watson Calls Players Together
By MILTON RICHMAN    to get rid of Marvin Miller," the   He picked up the telephone awarded,'  Bobby  Watson do we do in the meantime when
UPI Sports Editor      one who speaks up and says and called Miller here in New explained  from   Houston we got six hundred players who
NEW YORK i UPI) — Bobby  now you know you're talking York                        Tuesday                     want to play bail and the
Watson is anything but a nonsense" is Bobby Watson.   Watson and Miller have I said if we had exhausted owners who want to start the
hothead.                          The husky, 29-year-oid first talked any number of times in all our proposals and he can't season ? What do we do?’ He
He’s probably the most  baseman- outfielder generally the past. This time, though, live with the owners proposals. said. Bobby, I don't know
respected member of the is the calming influence. the Miller could tell something was where are we ' We re right at   "That s why he's calling a
Houston Astros, not only cool. quiet one, but the other wrong by Watson's tone       home sitting here and doing meeting of all the player
betause of the way he handles day in Houston he lost some of   Watson didn't beat around nothing"                     representatives in Tampa
his bat in the dutch, but also his cool.                       the bush He told Miller point-     Marvin Watson paused      Thursday
because of the way he handles   He was hot  He saw the blank he wanted to know where     Marvin said we'd be Bobby Watson plans to be at
himself in all situations owners and players were the players stood. Watson said vulnerable to law suits by that meeting.
whether they have anything to  getting nowhere fast and he he agreed with Johnny Bench players if we give up the one- He says he‘s  not  unap-
do with basebail or not.        also saw where the lines of  that the players should get off  and-one, free agency after one  preciative of all that Marvin
When Preston Gomez was communication weren't dead center and that if he were year.  he went on I said.  Miller has done for him and all
still managing the Astros, he especially good between an owner instead  of a heck, it isn t for us players to  the        players nor is he
said Bobby Watson was the Marvin Miller's office and the ballplayer, he wouldnt open his hassle over legal things That s disenchanted with him but he
kind of person he d choose as players. As the Astros' player gates either if he couldn't have what we have lawyers for It  does say he was disappointed
his best friend or the kind he'd rep, he couldn’t provide the control of his assets.           just seems to me Marvin is  over his conversation with him
like his son to pattern himself other players with answers to   Marvin Miller didn’t like taking the hard line on us being  the other day.
after if he ever has a son. When their questions because he had that.                           open to a law suit if we give any
some of the other ballplayers never gotten the answers    He said he was standing ground. He said it would ruin     Here   was  our chief
grow impatient, the way himself                         firm that he, meaning the the Players’ Association if we  negotiator  saying he  didn t
ballplayers do, and say    Bobby Watson decided to do Players’ Association, couldn't give in, and I said, well, I don't have any  answers,   said
ridiculous things like ' we ought something about it.             give away what we had been know, maybe it will, but what  Watson.
OVERLAND PARK, Kan.
(UPI) — Seminole, Okla.,
rolled past Carl Sandburg
College of Galesburg, 111., 98-44
Tuesday in a first-round game
of the national junior college
women's basketball tour-
nament
Belinda Chandler scored 26
points for the Seminole Belles,
who ran their season record to
33-2.
Seminole meets DuPage
College of Glenn Ellyn, Ill., in
Thursday’s quarterfinals.
DuPage defeated Colorado
Northwestern 46-31 in the first
round Tuesday, and Catonsville
whipped Northwest Wyoming
Michael Smith and James
Martin, both of Altus. recently
placed in the All-American
Karate Championships held in
Oklahoma City.
Both greenbelts. Smith won
second in heavyweight and
Martin won second in
middleweight.
This was Martin's second
trophy. He recently placed
third in his division at the Tulsa
State Tae-Kwon-Do
Championships.
Smith, who is employed at
Jackson County Memorial
Hospital, has been a Karate
student for about seven
months. Martin, stationed at
Altus AFB, is a six-month
student.
They represented the
Okinawian Karate Sho-Kin-
Kyu, Altus.
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