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P. 4, Perry Daily Journal Wednesday, Sept. 27, 1978
Girl Softballers
Steelers And
Bronchos Win
At Football
Win One,Lose One
The lady Maroon diamond
crew split a softball double-
header with Tonkawa here
Tuesday, losing 11-8 and came
back to squeak out a 12-11 vic-
tory in the final contest.
Melissa Macias absorbed the
Maroons’ third loss and Gina
Meyer pitched her first win.
Suzanne Wilson hit the only
homerun in the game Playing
well defensively for the Perry-
ans were Charlotte Piper, Mar-
issa Kukuk. Gina Meyer and
Yvonne Purdie.
Next action for the locals will
be in the district tournament
Thursday at Mike Chambers
park.
VanBebber, cf
Smith, rf
Piper, 2b
Wilson, 3b
Totals
Score by innings:
2
0
Perry 700 10— 8- 9-4
Tonkawa 120 26—11-16-4
Player, Pos.
Purdy,c
Moorman, 2b
Hobson, 1b
Rogers, ss
Daniel, rf
Green, p
Townsend, cf
Frazier, If
McKee, 3b
Totals
Tonkawa [11]
ab
2
0
Player, Pos.
Kukuk, M., If
Kukuk, A.,3b
Harney, ss
Morrow, 2b
Piper, 2b
King, lb
VanBebber, cf
Wiebe, rf
Rorabaugh,c
Purdie, c
Meyer,p
Macias, pr
Totals
Perry[12]
ab
0
2
0
22
Tonkawa [11]
0
3
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
2
0
10
12 8
0
0
0
Shodeo At
Lucien
Set Sunday
The Lucien Round-Up club
will sponsor a shodeo beginning
at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the club
arena at Lucien.
| Admission will be $1 per car-
i load. A special attraction of the
shodeo will be a beginners 10
and under barrel race. First
place winner in the event will
receive a belt buckle.
High point trophies will be
given for each division. The
class divisions for the shodeo
include 48 inch and under-12
years and under; Intermediate-
13-17 years; Junior-12 and un-
der; and Senior-18 and over.
The shodeo official time will
be final. There will be a con-
cession stand on the shodeo
grounds. No alcoholic bevera-
ges will be permitted.
Events will include, in addi-
tion to the beginners barrel race
for those 10 and under, barrel
races, pole bending and flag
races for all divisions; Shetland
pony race for those with horses
48 inches or under; open baton
race; ring races for junior, in- Graves and Bruce Koch. Out-
termediate and senior divi- standing in effort on defense for
sions; and keyhole races for
KState In
Lead Among
The Steelers defeated
the
Sooners 6-0 and the Bronchos
downed the Cowboys 16-8 in fifth
and sixth grade football games
Tuesday evening on Daniels
field at the Perry stadium.
These same four pee-wee
teams will be in action again
next Tuesday in the intramural
football program of the elemen-
tary school that includes play-
ers from Christ Lutheran
school. The Sooners and Cow-
boys will play at 6 p.m. Tuesday
and the Bronchos and Steelers
will play at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
Mike Bullard and Price Brown
are coaches for the grade school
program.
In the first game, the Steelers
lone touchdown came on a
70-yard run by Kenneth Frank.
Attempt at extra point was no
good.
Boys turning in good per-
formances on offense in the first
game for the Steelers were
Mike Sanders, Billy Edgar and
Kenneth Frank and for the
Sooners, Buddy Padilla, Carlis
Player, Pos.
Purdie, cf
Harney, SS
Macias, p
Meyer,c
Musick
King, cf
31
Perry [8]
10
11 16
ab
0
Player, Pos.
Luwellen, cf
Townsen, ss
Bradt, If
Rogers, p
Woods, 2b
Clark, c
Appleman, 1b
Steer, rf
Chaplan, 3b
Totals
Score by innings:
ab r h
3
0
those with horses 48 inches and
under and open class.
Those needing further infor-
mation or entry blanks should
contact Marty Casteel at 336-
5695 or Brent McKee, 864-7711.
28
0 0
11 8
Perry 113 61—12-8-5
Tonkawa 340 31—11-8-7
J Roy Hackett
0
Breaks Leg
BASEBALL STANDINGS
National League
Ph 11a
Pittsbrgh
Chicago
Montreal
St. Louis
New York
x-Los Ang
Cincinati
San Fran
San Diego
Houston
Atlanta
East
WL Pct. GB
88 69 .561 -
84 72 .538 3%2
77 80 .490 11
74 84 .468 1442
68 91 .428 21
64 94 .405 2442
West
W L Pet. GB
94 63 . 599 -
87 69 .558 6%
87 71 .551 7%
82 76 .519 12%
70 87 .446 24
69 88 .439 25
New York
Boston
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Detroit
Clevelnd
Toronto
American League
East
W L Pct.
GB
95 62 .605 -
94 63 .599
90 68 .570
5%
87 69 .558 7V
84 73 .535 11
68 86 .442 25%
59 97 .378 35%
West
W L Pct. GB
STILLWATER, Okla. (UPI)
— Starting tacks Roy Hackett
suffered a broken leg Tuesday
during regular practice and will
be out of action for the
remainder of the Oklahoma
State Cowboy season, coaches
said.
Coach Jim Stanley said
someone fell on the 6-5, 238-
pound sophomore’s leg during
the workout.
"Roy was just becoming a
real good football player,” he
said. "It’s a shame to lose
him.”
Stanley said the Pokes need
to work out at a "much better
tempo” than they did Tuesday
to be ready to meet North
Texas State Saturday.
the Steelers, Mike Dale, Pat
Klein and Mark Crispin, and for
the Sooners, Mark Svoboda,
Tim Manning and Shawn Court-
right. Billy Edgar suffered a
sprained wrist in the second
quarter in the game and had to
leave the contest.
Shawn Dale returned the
opening kickoff 65 yards in the
second game to score for the
Bronchos. Dale ran in for the
two conversion points. Zachary
Moses scored on a one-yard run
for the Cowboys with a try for
extra points no good. Dale
plunged through for six yards
and a TD in the fourth quarter
for the Bronchos. He also scored
the conversion points.
Outstanding on defense for
the Bronchos, Shawn Dale,
Wade Stafford and Randall
Dale, and for the Cowboys,
Zachary Moses, Tim Johnson
and Rob Hagey. Outstanding on
the defense for the Bronchos,
Kendall Swan, Mike Gray and
Scott Matthews, and for the
Cowboys, David Gilbreath,
Dean Moore and Robert Kling-
a man.
Individuals
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) -
Kansas State may be winless
and at the bottom of the Big
Eight standings, but the Wild-
cats are right up on top this
week in five of the conference’s
11 individual categories.
Quarterback Dan Manucci
leads the way with the league
lead in passing and total
offense. The senior from
Tempe, Ariz., has completed
.577 percent of his passes
through three games for 747
yards and three touchdowns.
He is averaging 219.3 yards per
game total offense.
Kansas State split end Charl-
ie Green leads the conference
in receptions with 14 for 216
yards, flanker Eugene Goodlow
is tops in all-purpose running
with an average of 136 yards
per game and Don Birdsey
leads in punting with an
average of 43.7 yards on 19
kicks.
Dexter Green, despite a 54-
yard rushing day last Saturday
against Iowa which snapped his
string of five straight 100-yard
games, continues to lead the
conference in rushing with an
average of 116.7 yards per
game. James Mayberry of
Colorado is the only other
player averaging better than
100 yards per game rushing at
103.
Oklahoma kicker Uwe von
Schamann has kicked 21 of 21
extra points this season to lead
the conference in scoring with
27 points and his teammate
Darrol Ray continues to pace
the Big Eight in interceptions
with four in three games.
In other categories, Kenny
Brown of Nebraska leads in
punt returns with an average of
30.2 yards in four returns, Pete
Dadiotis of Colorado is tops in
field goals with four in five
attempts and Ron Ingram of
Oklahoma State is No. 1 in
kickoff returns with an average
of 23.3 yards on 10 returns.
MARKETS
Sports
Briefs
ASSIGNED EIGHT PLA YERS
ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The St.
Louis Blues have assigned eight
players to minor-league hockey
teams, bringing the total
number of players in the Blues’
camp to 55.
The Blues said Jim Bales will
go to the New Jersey Aces, Bob
Froese to the Saginaw Gears,
Brian Crombeen to the Fort
Wayne Comets and Mike
Pidgeon to the Milwaukee
Generals. Denis Houle, Steve
Stockman, Steve Harrison and
Bruce Hamilton were sent to
the Port Huron Flags.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE
LOS ANGELES (UPI) —
Mayor Tom Bradley announced
the formation of a special
committee Monday to find a
National Football League team
to replace the Los Angeles
Rams in the Coliseum, who will
Girls Softball
Tourney Thursday
The high school girls softball district tournament will be
staged Thursday at Mike Chambers field at the stadium
complex.
Teams competing in the single elimination tournament will
be Perry, Ponca City, Perkins and Stillwater. The first game
between Ponca City and Perkins will begin at 3 p.m.
Coach Tim Bingham’s Perry high school Maroon girls will
play at 4:30 p.m. Thursday against Stillwater. The cham-
pionship game will begin at 6 p.m. between winners of the first
two games.
Admission will be $1 for adults and 50 cents for students. The
concession stand will be operated by members of the softball
team.
move to Anaheim Stadium in
Orange County in 1980.
Members of the 12-man
committee appointed by Brad-
ley include City Council Presi-
dent John Ferraro, County
Supervisor Kenneth Hahn and
Lew Wasserman, head of
Universal-MCA.
LAND SPEED RECORD
BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS,
Utah (UPI) — An Army
Reserve recruiting sergeant
from Los Angeles set a world
land speed record for small-
engine sports cars Monday,
zipping across the salt flats at
92 mph.
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x-elinched division title
Tuesday’s Results
Phila 5, Montreal 3,1st
Montreal 3, Phila 0, 2nd
Pittsburgh 5, Chicago 2
Houston 2, Atlanta 0
New York 3, St. Louis 1
Cincinnati 6, Los Ang 4
San Diego 4, San Fran 1
Today’s Probable Pitchers
(All Times EDT)
San Diego (Rasmussen 14-14)
at San Francisco (Knepper 16-
11), 4:05 p.m.
Montreal (Grimsley 19-10) at
Philadelphia (Christenson 12-
14), 7:35 pm.
x-Kan City
Calif
Texas
Minnesot
Chicago
Oakland
Seattle
Women In
90 68 .570 — "I can’t understand it,”
84 73 .535 5%2 Stanley said. “We get beat and NY Yankees
82 75 .522 7% --------
72 86 .456 18
69 88 .439 2012
69 90 .434 21%
55100 .355 331
act fat-headed. I guess we’re
still muscle sore from the Clubhouse
Arkansas game, but we badly
Chicago
(Burris 7-12) at
Pittsburgh (Blyleven 14-10),
7:35 p.m.
Houston
(Ruble 2-3) at
Atlanta (McWilliams o-2), 7:35
p.m.
Los Angeles (Sutton 15-11) at
Cincinnati (Moskau 6-4), 8:05
p.m.
Thursday’s Games
Houston at Atlanta, night
Los Angeles at Cinci, night
x-elinched division title
Tuesday’s Results
Baltimore 3, Cleveland 1
Boston 6, Detroit 0
New York 4, Toronto 1
Oakland 10, Chicago 3
Kansas City 4, Seattle 1
Minnesota 6, Texas 2
Calif 4, Milw 3, 10 inns.
Today’s Probable Pitchers
(All Times EDT)
Cleveland (Waits 12-14) at
Baltimore (D. Martinez 14-11),
7:30 p.m.
Detroit (Wilcox 13-11) at
Boston (Tiant 11-8), 7:30 p.m.
Toronto (Willis 3-6) at New
York (Hunter 11-5), 8 p.m.
Seattle (McLaughlin 3-8) at Oct. 4 at Phillips university at
Kansas City (Pattin 3-3), 8:30 Enid.
need to pick up the tempo of
practice. 1 j . New York Yankees’ clubhouse
Stanley singled out running will never be the same,
back Valda Headspeth and
NEW YORK (UPI) -
The
fullback Terry Suellentrop for
praise during Tuesday's exer-
cise.
Foltz Plans
Hunter Safety
Class Oct. 3-4
Delbert Foltz, Noble county
game ranger, will be in charge
of a hunter safety school that
will be held from 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 3 and Wednes-
p.m. The school is hosted by Phil-
Minnesota ( Erickson 14-13) at lips university and is free to
Texas (Jenkins 17-8), 8:35 p.m. interested persons. Attending
Milwaukee (Replogle 9-4) at the school will allow hunters to
California (Frost 4-4), 10:30 become certified. Hunters then
SCHAFFEL LEAVES
NEW ORLEANS (UPI) —
The New Orleans Jazz Friday
said General Manager Lewis
Schaffel has officially left the
team. The announcement was
expected.
The Jazz issued a three-
paragraph statement that said
Schaffel "is no longer associat-
ed with the ball club in any
manner.” The embattled Schaf-
fel, 34, had several confronta-
tions with All-Pro guard Pete
Maravich who said last season
Schaffel secretly was trying to
deal him to another team.
p.m.
Thursday’s Games
Texas at Seattle, night
Chicago at Calif, night
Cleve at Baltimore, night
Toronto at New York, night
Detroit at Boston, night
will be eligible to purchase
licenses in states which require
certification.
Foltz said persons must be at
least 10 years old before they
can be certified. Those wanting
to become certified must attend
both sessions of the hunter
safety school.
Foltz said those wanting to
Geoff Bodine of Bellingham, hunt in Kansas must be certi-
Mass., vaulted his 1978 earnings fied if they were born after July,
to nearly $100,000, as he 1957 Certification is required
survived late race challenges to for hunting in Colorado by those
win the 28th annual 300-mile born after January, 1949.
VAULTED EARNINGS
LONG POND, Pa. (UPI) —
Race of Champions for modi---------------
fied stock cars Sunday at the race on five occasions,
Pocono International Raceway, including the final 33 laps'
Bodine, who led 50 of the 120 Bodine earned $15,000 for the
laps, averaged a record 108.270 win.
Classifieds are easy to place.
Phone 336-2222.
miles an hour. It was Bodine’s
51st victory this year, as he led
A small group of women
reporters from local TV sta-
tions appeared Tuesday night
for the first time in the
Yankees’ clubhouse following a
U.S. District Court decision
saying they could not be
barred.
There were no incidents and
the Yankee players present
were all clothed when the
women reporters appeared
before the game at Yankee
Stadium with the Toronto Blue
Jays.
Most of the questions the
women reporters asked did not
deal with the pennant race, but
rather the decision by Judge
Constance Baker Motley allow-
ing women reporters access to
baseball dressing rooms for the
first time.
“When I get undressed
there’ll be no ladies around,”
said reserve outfielder Jay
Johnstone to one of the women
reporters. “Why don’t you get
in your uniform now?”
“I’m in my uniform," the
woman replied.
Yankee outfielder Lou Piniel-
la said, "I don’t care what they
do, it won't have any effect on
the pennant race or how we
play. All I know is when the
man says ‘play ball,’ they won’t
be on the field ... will they?”
Melissa Ludtke, the Sports
Illustrated reporter who
brought the court proceedings
after last year’s World Series,
was not among the initial group
of pioneer women reporters.
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) -
The State Department of
Agriculture reported these
prices Tuesday:
Wheat: $2.89-3.60. Beaver,
Keyes, Liberal, Kan. 2.89;
Pauls Valley, Perryton, Texas
2.91; Afton, Lindsay 2.93;
Manchester 2.98; Banner, Clin-
ton, El Reno, Geary, Kingfi-
sher, Medford, Okeene,
Watonga, Weatherford, Yukon
2.99; Muskogee, Ponca City
3.00; Eldorado, Hobart 3.01;
Lawton, Temple 3.06; Gulf 3.60.
Barley (bu.): $1.50-1.70.
Ponca City 1.50; Manchester,
Temple, Watonga 1.60; Wea-
therford 1.65; Beaver, Keyes,
Lawton, Liberal, Kan., Per-
ryton, Texas 1.70; Kingfisher
1.75.
Milo (cwt): $3.20-3.98. Ponca
City 3.20; Banner 3.28; Afton,
Beaver, Keyes, Liberal, Kan.,
Watonga 3.30; Pauls Valley,
Perryton, Texas 3.40; Lindsay
3.45; Manchester, Weatherford
3.60; Kingfisher 3.80; Gulf 3.98.
Soybeans (bu).: Weatherford
$5.62; Lindsay 5.77; Pauls
Valley 5.78; Afton, Banner 5.80;
Gulf 6.52.
Alfalfa Hay (ton): Chickasha
$70; Lindsay $75; Pauls Valley
$65.
The average hospital bill is
$1,415, according to the Ameri-
can Hospital Association. It was
$812 in 1974, up 74.2%.
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