Collar (Altus, Okla.), Vol. 39, No. 5, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 4, 1986 Page: 4 of 4
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photo by Chung Yueh Pai
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said. “In sports, there are rules
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j well you play the game. In tradi-
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i no rules except to stay alive."
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ability to fight competitively both mentally and physically. In order to
achieve your goals in the martial arts one must work out with a partner.
Here, York and instructor Eddie Wilcoxen go through some of the techni-
ques that are used. To learn any of the martial arts correctly, it takes
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Altus Bulldogs who have clench- pected to be.
ed the state 4A playoffs will play The game was scoreless until the
the Duncan Demons at Duncan, fourth quarter when Highlander
November 7 at 8:00. tailback. Rod Fisher ran up the
“We are playing for the advan- right side for a 37 yard touchdown,
tage of fields in the playoffs,” John Fisher was the leading rusher of
Allgood said. the game with 198 yards.
Duncan, coming off a hard The dogs were led by Norman
district loss to Ardmore Tigers Terry with 66 yards. Terry played
27-0, might have endangered their for Jerry Smith who was suspend-
playoff hopes. ed earlier in the week. He showed
The dogs clenched the playoffs he could get the job done with a 27
when they defeated the Star yard run in the first play.Also
Spencer Bobcats two weeks ago. playing tight-end, he led all
The dogs, who are third in district receivers with 20 yard catches,
with a four and two record, are The dogs had a chance to tie the
recovering from a tough district game until the pass from quarter-
loss to the Lawton MacArthur back Marcus West was intercepted
Highlanders. This game, which by Julius Smith. Highlanders
was rated number one in state, brought the ball up to the 31 yard
turned out as good as it was ex- line but fumbled. The ball was
Mind over matter
Fighting takes on certain art
by Kathleen McLeod
Self defense has gone further takes at least four months for the and a code of conduct, but the in-
than basic street-fighting in Altus, average person to learn the basics, structor is more like a friend than
Karate, jujitsu, and tae-kwon-do "It’s hard to learn because it re- a drill sergeant You can learn a
are not only means ofself defense ,.„ flexibility, speed, focus, lot more from someone you tore
but are also considered com- power, and most of all, concentra- sider a friend."
petitive sports. tion.” York said. York has attended ten compati
Even some high school students To be good at karate you need to tions this year and haswone 3
are concerned with their own per- dedicate a lot of time and energy. trophies all together. They will be
sonal safety. Two of which are "Our practices are not like one in a national tournament held at
Steve York and David Crow. These you see in Karate Kid’ with the in- the Myriad in Oklahoma City on
two take part and compete at the structor yelling at the kids," Crow November 8.
local karate center. . . . said. "Ours are relaxed because York attended two tournaments
The sport aspect of karate is you don’t learn well in a tense at- this past weekend and took third in
challenging in a different way than mosphere. We still have discipline both forms and fighting
traditional karate,” David Crow and ngnuins
recovered by cornerback Michael
Martin. This gave the men another
chance to tie the game up. But
when West dropped back to throw
the ball, he was sacked for a nine
yard loss. After Martin rushed for
five yards, West completed a
twelve yard pass to Terry, which
left a critical fourth and two. The
dogs gave the ball to Terry, who
was stopped feet short of the first
down with 3:22 left in the game.
When the Highlanders got the ball
back, it looked like the men were
going to get another chance. On
the fourth down, though, while try-
ing to block a punt, they ran into
the kicker giving the Highlanders
a first down with 1:34 left in the PLAYING TIGHT END Friday night, trying to lead the Bulldogs to
game. The Highlanders then let another victorv Norman Terry (81) rushes toward the goal line.
the clock run out. photo by Chung Yueh Pai
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Collar (Altus, Okla.), Vol. 39, No. 5, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 4, 1986, newspaper, November 4, 1986; Altus, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2186850/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.