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P. 4, Perry Daily Journal Wednesday,. July 13,1988
Bull’s-eyes
x 2 Backlashes
- ( BY MICKEY BROWN
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
has announced more hunter education courses for the up-
coming weeks in the north central part of the state. With
dove hunting barely six weeks away, now is the time to think
about sending Jr. through this required training. It’s not
a bad refresher for Dad, either.
The courses closest to Perry and their dates are: Enid,
July 29-30; Ponca City, August 22-23; and Enid, August 26-27.
State law now requires any person born on or after
January 1,1973, upon reaching his or her sixteenth birth-
day, to have proof (a certificate) of hunter education before
buying an Oklahoma hunting or combination hun-
ting/fishing license.
For information about one of these courses, contact
state Hunter Education Coordinator J. D. Peer at
(405)521-4650. If interested in getting a hunter safety course
in Perry before fall seasons begin, make your request
through Noble County Ranger Delbert Foltz by calling
(405)725-3331.
***
The ‘Wildlife Department says the 1988-89 hunting
regulations pamphlets are available and in good supply at
hunting license dealers and sporting goods stores across the
state.,
The pocket-sized booklet outlines season dates and
regulations for upland and big game, migratory game birds,
and furbearers. Also included are a rundown of license re-
quirements, a map showing various antlerless deer season
dates, and a chart describing season dates on public hun-
ting areas.
***
Federal officials at the Salt Plains National Wildlife
Refuge (NWR), near Jet, are accepting applications for
special controlled deer hunts on the refuge area. There will
be two archery hunts, October 14-18 and 21-25. Also, there
will be one muzzleloader hunt October 28 through November
1. In addition, there will be three modern-gun hunts:
November 11-15, November 25-29, and December 9-13.
Applicants may apply for only one hunt, and all applica-
tions must name a minimum of two, and a maximum of
four, hunters. Applications are due at refuge headquarters
by September 23, and a public drawing will be held at 3:00
p.m. on September 30 to select hunters. To get an applica-
tion, write to Salt Plains NWR, Rt. 1 box 76, Jet, OK 73749.
During the hunting period, primitive camping will be
allowed in the hunt area. 4 *.
In case you are not familiar with the Salt Plains refuge,
it covers about 3,000 acres located in the delta area of Great
Salt Plains Lake in Alfalfa County. Lying northwest of Enid,
it is just an hour’s drive from Perry.
**•
A striped bass tagged in January 1987 below Keystone
Dam was caught 10 weeks later by a commercial fisher-
man in the Gulf of Mexico. The 10-pound striper was tagg-
ed and released by researchers with the Oklahoma
Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit at Oklahoma
State University (OSU). :
The fish traveled 1,100 miles down the Arkansas and
Mississippi Rivers, past numerous dams and reservoirs,
and had averaged more than 14 miles a day in its trek to
the Gulf. Finally, it was caught 10 miles out into the Gulf.
Although the Atlantic Ocean striper, from which freshwater
stockings originally were made, is known to make long an-
nual migrations, this is a record for such movement from
a striped bass tagged in Oklahoma’s fresh waters''
The study by OSU was funded by the state Wildlife
Department to collect information on movement of striped
bass in the Arkansas River. I’d say they got more than they
bargained for.
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2 Sports
Basketball Camp
Begins Monday
In Divine hall
The 1988 Noble County Check-in for campers will
Basketball Camp will begin be from 8:30 a.m. until 9:30
Monday and continue through a.m. Monday at John Divine
Friday at John Divine hall. hall. An awards ceremony
Bob Freeman, Perry high will take place at 1 p.m. Fri-
school boys basketball coach, day. to conclude camp
will be camp director. The activities.
camp is for boys who will be The camp will stress fun-
in third through ninth grades damentals of basketban, such
in the fall, as passing, dribbling,
shooting and rebounding.
Sessions will be from 9 a.m. This is the fourth year
until 3 p.m. A concession Freeman has directed the
stand will be open for breaks camp.
and lunch. Each camper must Those needing more infor-
bring his lunch or money to mation may contact
purchase food. Freeman.
Pitching Holds
Key To All-Star
Game Victory
By RICK VAN SANT to a couple of batters, it’s
CINCINNATI (UPI)—For tough,” added Eckersley,
those who say baseball main- “Anything can happen.”
ly comes down to pitching, the Minnesota's Frank Viola
1988 All-Star game was a started just the way
valuable piece of evidence. Eckersley finished — perfect
Aside from Terry Stein- “Six men, six outs,” said
bach’s solo homer and manager Tom Kelly. “You
sacrifice fly, the American can’t do better than that.”
League’s 2-1 victory over the “It seemed like it was over
National League Tuesday before it started,” said Viola,
night was a supreme example who only threw 31 pitches, 23
of just what good pitching can of them strikes. “I felt great
do. Namely — mow down the out there.”
, ~ Four Still
Pee Wee At Large
Baseball In Escape
H&H Lab In
14th Spot
In Tourney
THE BETTER HALF.
By Harris
HARgrs
10-and-under league tourna- TUCKER, Ark. (UPI) — Perry's H&H Lab spon-
ment game Monday evening Law officers searched a se- sored 15-and-under girls soft-
at Jay Dauman park. cond day today for four ball team closed out its season
maximum-security prison over the weekend with action
Perry Daily Journal 21, h escapees who tucked in the American Softball
j , I homemade dummies into Association state tournament
J 4 4 their bunks and apparently at Oklahoma City.
1: fled in a car stolen from the * .
: home of a prison guard. . The H&H Lab team, which
: ; ; erea the four missing from from Mulhall-orlando com
2 . • separate ceUsat 7a.m Tues- munity, finished 14th out of 26
3 2111 day morning, at least nine teams entered in the meet
Saving (3) hours after they were last The locals openedplay with a
•b r h seen walking to a gym prison 13-8 victory over the Twisters
TH -..-== =====
3 0 i reported at the Arkansas Cor- Hangers of Bethel.
2 0 0 rections Department’s Max- The team has been coached
1 J J imumSecurity Unit since the the past season by George
2 1 * facility was built in 1983. Zinck, Chuck Slaton and Bob
23 % % The missing inmates are Terronez.
identified as James Ray Ren-
320 115—21-18 ton, 50; Raymond Coble, 30;
Stillwater sav. 300 00- 2.2 Tommy Lloyd Winberry, 38;
Player, Pos.
Allen, c
Monti, p
Warden, lb
Nix, ss
Graham, 2b
Bolay, 3b
Webb, cf
Moore, rf
Coker, If
Bourne, If
Totals
Stillwater
Player, Pos.
Brorsen, c
Stanley, cf
Woods, 3b(3rd)
Shelton, 1b
Boeckman, p
Kennedy, 3b
Cheney,2b
Smith, 2b
Hollander, If
Frusha,rf
Totals
Score by innings:
Journal
12-and-under league game and David Van Fain, 31.
Tuesday evening at About 100 law enforcement
Stillwater. officers, aided by tracking
dogs, combed the area near
Sooner's Corner (21) the prison for the inmates,
2 % i including two convicted of
4 murder.
J Statewide, troopers search-
4 ed for a 1980 Volkswagen Rab-
• bit believed stolen by the four
J in England, about 10 miles
t north, from the home of a
, prison guard.
* “It generally fits the time
frames," White said. “We had
0 tracks going up to the car...
* that matched footprints of the
° footwear we believe they
2 were wearing.”
1 The unidentified guard re-
J ported at 9 a.m. Tuesday that
i his car, with the ignition key
j in it, was stolen. The guard
J was questioned Tuesday with
3 other prison employees as
part of a routine escape in-
vestigation, but no charges
were expected to be filed
against him.
“Investigation has gone on
throughout the day and has
Player, Pos.
Webb, 3b
Richardson, rf
Hoffman, rf
Carr, lb
Steele, p
Mashaney, c
Parti, cf
Weidner, ss
Castleberry, 2b
Clark, It
Neal, ss
Totals
Snagre Ridge (14)
Player, Pos.
Wilkerson, 1b
Wolf, lb
Heald, ss
Parcher, 3b
Nixon, L., cf
Tyler, rf
Harrison, 2b
Cummings, 2b
Ellis, c
Dobson, If
Brown, If
Nixon, T., p
Totals
Score by Innings:
Soner’s Cor.
2 3
23 21
ib
19 14
005 124x- 21-9
Sangre Ridge 436 01x-14-3
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greatest hitters a league can Boston ace Roger Clemens Ferry Roat
assemble. made just 15 pitches, 11 of boat
The best players in the Na- them strikes, in one quick, Overturns
tional League managed just perfect inning. t . 5
five singles against the top “That’s the kind of day’s 10 Missing
American League pitchers, work I like," said Clemens. 3
That was it No homers, no National League manager LAUGHLIN, Nev. (UPI) —
triples, not even a double._ ----------. ------. . -
“To throw as many pitchers ahout the key to the game. passengers across the Col- of the four and it was not
at them as we did and have "It was good pitching that orado River between Nevada known if they were armed,
them all do a good job, that’s stopped us, it was as simple and Arizona overturned Tues- Prison guards noticed
pretty tough to do,” said Den- as that,” he said. “We had the day night, dumping about 30 nothing amiss during a head
nis Eckersley of the Oakland big boys in there, but they just people into the fast moving counts at 10 p.m. Monday,
A’s, the American League’s didn’t deliver.” water. shortly after the four were
eighth and final pitcher who Said New York Mets slug- Capt. Joe Anderson of the last seen, and again at 2 a.m.
hurled a perfect ninth inning, ger Gary Carter, who manag- Bullhead City, Ariz., Fire Tuesday.
“To pitch one inning or just ed a single in three at-bats, “I Department said 20 people "We think at the 10 o’clock
saw some great American were pulled to safety almost count the dummies were
League pitching out there. I immediately, but nine or 10 counted as opposed to the in-
was' really impressed with others were missing, mates,” White said.
Mark Gubicza. He really Joe Harrington, ad- The dummies found in the
broke off some curves against ministrator of the Bullhead bunks were made of thermal
me.” City Community Hospital, underwear stuffed with blan-
The game also sparkled said the hospital had been kets. Knit caps on their heads
with several brilliant defen- placed on alert to treat the in- were covered with human an
15-and-under league game sive plays — and National jured. He said four of injured hair.
Monday evening at Stillwater. League right fielder Darryl were en route to the hospital. Prison officials said the
Strawberry just barely miss- apparently suffering from escapees apparently hid in a
ed making what might have shock and trauma. laundry room adjoining show-
been a game-saving grab on Anderson said the accident ers at the gym while they
Steinbach’s homer, occurred about 9 p.m. when a changed out of their prison
Strawberry almost caught the casino ferry boat capsized uniforms. A
ball at the top of the wall. near the dock of the "We believed they changed
“It hit my glove as I was Edgewater Hotel-casino, one from whites, which we found
coming down trying to pull of two Laughlin resorts own- there, to whites .that had been
3 1 0 the ball back,” said ed by Circus Circus stained to where they were
3 1 0 Strawberry. “I kind of had it Enterprises. like a blueish, greenish faded
Blu. Thunder (2)” 15 15 until my glove hit the wall and Anderson said three ambu- color, almost a motor oil stain
ab r h it just popped out. It’s a catch lances from Bullhead City color,” White said.
you can make.” were sent to the Nevada side A container with the make-
A total of 51 players, 16 of of the river to assist. He said shift dye, possibly made with
them pitchers, saw action as eight fire department divers pen ink, carbon paper or oil,
both managers shuffled were in the water within a few was found .in the laundry
lineups like a deck of cards, minutes to rescue and search room along with a stained
At one point, the hometown for the victims, shirt, he said.
fans chanted “Sabo, Sabo, A spokesman at Mercy Am- The four apparently
Sabo” - meaning tney bulance Service in Las Vegas escaped through an exhaust
wanted Reds’ rookie Chris said at least two divers were vent to the roof of the laundry
Sabo in the game. Herzog en route from Las Vegas as building and used a rope of
responded and used Sabo as a well as air ambulance crews, bedsheets to lower
pinch-runner. The rookie Laughlin is a boomtown themselves to the ground,
went on to steal second, located on the Nevada side of Authorities, also discovered
“When I heard the crowd the Colorado River where openings cut in both an inner
chanting his name, it really casinos line the shore and outer,.fence at the
gave me goose bumps ” said shoulder-to-shoulder. Virtual- perimeter of the prison.
Herzog. "That’s what the All- ly every casino has a fleet of Renton was convicted of
Star game is all about.” ferry boats to transport capital murder in the Decem-
customers and hotel-casino ber 1975 shooting death of
SONNY FINDS employees between Laughlin Springdale, Ark., patrolman
NEW YORK (UPI) - and Bullhead City, which is John Tillman Hussey. Coble
Former singer Sonny Bono located directly across the was convicted of capital
may be faced with a $2.5 nver-------------------murder in the January 1980
million deficit as mayor of vest he once wore ... slaying of Nora BeU Loyd of
Palm Springs, Calif., but rooming TVe Got You Jonesboro, Ark,, and of first-
after visiting the Big Apple Babes and replaced it with degree murder of a prison in-
his governmental problems Cel exane -P.cte WIE mate at the Cummins Unit in
seem small indeed, the mantel of public office, 1982. Both Renton and Hussey
Bono, his wife, Mary, and paementedithanTTaXont to were sentenced to life in
their 3-year-old daughter Che- Roch shat areporene prison without parole,
sare looked with wonder suggested that he was being Winberry was convicted of
Tuesday over a sea of 700 unfair to small businessmen two counts of attempted
demonstrating vendors from because of his controversial capital murder and ag-
the window of Mayor Edward paresendenversial gravated robbery and was
Koch’s office during their PAmnere is a limithow serving a 30 year sentence,
visit to the city to promote much you have to take,” Koch Fain was serving a 70-year
sunny California to advised Bono on how to han- sentence for. 8 variety of
convention-goers, dle aggressive reportersan crimes, including including
“We don’t have demonstra- Boss for his part auriuse robbery, theft, burglary, kid-
tions like this ” said Bono, for his part, express- napping, battery and escape.
this said cd support for the mayor and Winberry and Coble had
whose biggest problems as said California was nothing escaped from the Cummins
mayor have been the $2.5 like New York. Unit at Varner, Ark., in 1986,
million deficit and a late night When it comes to politics and Fain had broken out of
fireworks display that and singing, Bono, said “It’s the state prison system
angered some voters. i no contest,” politics is much diagnostic unit in Pine Bluff
Bono, who hung up the fur tougher, in 1980, authorities said.
not revealed any type of col-
lusion whatsover,” White
said.
National League manager LAUGHLIN, Nev. (UPI) — Officials said there had
._____________.__... Whitey Herzog hadno doubts A casino ferry boat carrying been no confirmed sightings
'Torthrow as many pitchers about the key to the game.
“It was good pitching that
stopped us, it was as simple
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Player, Pos.
Stanley
Brady
Bode
Zinck, S.
Keating
Hanger
Slaton
Zinck, H.
Shireman
Netherton
Totals
Player, Pos.
Garland
Robison
Kelly
Stiffler
Caneday
Sloan
Contardi
Ba th eger
Aukerman
Mc Farlin
Putts
Totals
Score by innings:
H&H Lab
Blue Thunder
ab r
4 2
3
1 • 0
21 2 10
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