Pawhuska Daily Journal-Capital (Pawhuska, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 232, Ed. 1 Friday, November 23, 1973 Page: 4 of 8
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Page 4, Pawhuska Daily Journal-Capital, Friday, November 23,1973
OKLAHOMA STATE
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This 30-lb. bobcat fell
victim to Paul Oyster’s
deer rifle while Oyster was
hunting near Bowring The
cat was 22V inches high
and 33 inches long Don
Allen of Barnsdall (left)
and Bud Severns of Wichita
hold the cat. (J—C Photo.)
Seven year old Kelly
Wade poses with his 138
pound 7 point buck Young
Wade, son of Mr and Mrs
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trophy in the same spot
where his father brought in
one the day before The
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Transcendental
meditation hits
pro football players
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BY JOE CARNICELLI
UPI Sports Writer
NEW YORK (UPI) - Pro
football, which revels in its
bellicose jargon of blitzes and
bombs, has another phrase
creeping in these days-
transcendental meditation.
Jor Namath, the New York
Jets’ star quarterback, uses it.
Al Woodall, his backup, does
too. And now the Jets’ Richard
Caster, regarded as one of the
finest tight ends in the National
Football League, is giving it a
shot.
Caster suffers from a severe
case of the drops, more
precisely, the New York drops,
de has caught 22 passes this
season, including nine in the
Jets’ controversial 20-14 loss to
Cincinnati Sunday, but only one
reception has been made at
New Y rk ‘s Shea Stadium
Moto-cross
to aid med
center Dec. 2
The new Thunderbird Park
opening moto-cross race has
been set for Sunday, Dec. 2 with
trophy awards for amateurs
and a $450 total purse for semi-
pros.
Gate proceeds will benefit
Children’s Medical Center’s
building fund drive
Located eight miles north of
Claremore, Thunderbird Park
is the largest race track in the
southwest for motorcycle en-
thusiasts. The park was built on
reclaimed strip mining land
with natural wooded areas and
plant life preserved as much as
possible.
Sign-up time for participants
is 10 a.m. with practice time at
11 30 The first race will start at
1 p.m.
In the amateur classification
five trophies will be awarded in
all races for 100 cc and 175 cc
motorcycles. In the serni-pro
class four money places will be
awarded for 125 cc, 250 cc and
the open races.
The inaugural race is sanc-
tioned by the American
Motorcycle Association and will
be held under AMA standards
All riders must have an AMA
(ard which will be available at
the track. All cycles must have
silencers.
Admission is $3.00 for adults
and $1.00 for children ages 6-12.
It is estimated that more than
500 riders from Tulsa and the
surrounding area currently
complete in motorcross racing,
one of today’s fastest growing
family recreation sports.
The 6-foot-5,228-pounder from
Mobile, Ala., has been the
favorite target of the Shea boo-
birds He dropped a few easy
passes three years ago and the
crowd began to get on him. It’s
been getting worse and worse
ever since and so has Caster.
The more they boo, the more
he drops.
That’s where transcendental
meditation comes in.
How It’s Done
Basically, it’s done by clear-
ing your mind of all outside
thoughts except the one most
important in your mind for 1
about a 20-minute period each I
day. Namath claims it relaxes
him. Caster hopes it will help |
him catch the ball Sunday when
the Jets play the red-hot
Atlanta Falcons at Shea.
"I hear the booing out there-
I can’t help but hear it," Caster
says. "And I’d be lying if I said
it didn’t bother me. If a guy
says he doesn’t hear the fans
boo or if he says it doesn’t
bother him, he’s got to be lying.
It bothers me that people are
like that and you have to think
about it a lot. But it’s also
something you have to learn to
live with.
"Human beings are very
funny. They pay their money
and they feel they can do or
say anything they want."
Caster feels he can beat the
problem with meditation.
"Before the game last Sun-
day, I was confident I could
concentrate and have a good
day. Concentration is an
important part of pass-catch-
ing. I just meditated on doing
things right. The kind of
meditating 1 do allows you to
accept concentration as a
natural thing. It’s not forced.
You don’t concentrate on
concentrating. If you do, then it
becomes a pressure thing.
A Lot of Pressure
"It could be that subcon-
sciously I’m worried about
what the fans would say at
Shea if I drop the ball," Caster
says. "It’s a lot of pressure and
maybe I’m just not reacting to
it. I’m letting it get the better
of me. I think I’m better than
people think I am. People
consider me a loser but I think
that I’m a winner.
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November 21, 23, 25, 1973, 3 T.)
Recessed meeting. Board of
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Spencer, Frank. Pawhuska Daily Journal-Capital (Pawhuska, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 232, Ed. 1 Friday, November 23, 1973, newspaper, November 23, 1973; Pawhuska, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2283270/m1/4/?q=War+of+the+Rebellion.: accessed June 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.