The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 35

THE DAILY OKLAHOMA Friday, May 1, 1959 3SC ig hschool Cinder Meets Tickets Help You, Junior, Too Kin VMir head down until yw'ti written a Vikings Grab Loop Crown Lionel Hebert Goes 3 Under To Earn Lead Begin Today in City, Tulsa Moon Snares Track Crown Northeast clinched the Capitol class. This year's AA sites are By RON NANCE conference crown by thumping third-place Harding, 7-1. for its ninth conference victory of the Runninsr action of the Oklaho Uklanoma City and Tulsa. Oklahoma City class A powers. cKck for SIM to GOLF, Inc.

for sponsorship in ttio $25,000 Oklahoma City Optn at Twin Hill May 7-10. You got JIM worth of privileges and tickets for your money and that's the best bargain in tewn. You'll get to too all of the finest golf players in the world and be helping junior golf in this area when you buy that sponsorship. They're en sale at all local golf, courses and by each of the 40 directors of GOLF, Inc. Play awayl ma highschool track and field regional; will make its Official season in 10 ouungs mursaay.

In other city games. U. S. aeout at OKianoma wry CONTINUED FROM PAGB 34 with birdies on the first fifth Jand eighth holes. But Bantam Ben ran inir.

and Tulsa while four other sites hit the firing line Saturday. Grant smashed last-place Central. 6-1, and Shawnee clobbered Douglass, 9-5, to deal the Trojans their seventh straight Mid- Harding, John Marshall and Southeast, will" head the lineup of 10 schools in the OC running. Harding won the 1957 regional crown at Norman and then went on to cop the state championship trophy. Vying for the AA title will be Alrvariv one nf the bieffest Moon junior high rode the cr of a mighty 880 relay foursochi to capture the team title In thi 19S9 All-City junior high tracl and field meet on the Northwe oval Thursday to outlast Join Marshall and Northwest, 21 20V4 and 19H.

The baton race was the onl; first place ribbon won by thi years in state prep history, this ate conierence loss. Northeast, defeated only 'by springs neia oi almost Me -when a bad lee shot cost Mm a bogey on the 10th, three pirtts and an amateur man cost him another bogey at the 15th and a trap cost another stroke to par on the 17th. His youngsters is jam-packed v-iuV at 3:30 p.m. in only the A divi 'lots of individual talent as well; sion. Finals in all five field; Capitol Hill Wins For Share of Title as several powerful teams loosing for their first state cliam- strong teams from Enid.

Law-ton and OC Douglass. Lawton nipped Enid a year ago for the team championship. Coach Jim Phillips' Lawton team lias already this spring pruy Diraje came at the 11th to Southeast in league action, ljumped to 6-0 lead after three innings and never relinquished it to take its fifteenth victory against two losses. Viking pitcher Ron Frazier picked up his fifth; viptnrv in six starts, and col-i events will be staged along -with prelims in the 100. 220.

440 and both the hieh and low hurdles. team champs as they piled Jii gi-ve nim two-over-par on the inward nine. Kegional acuon. neia one -hock Here's how the Saturday re-1 prior to the state tesuviues A fortunate 40-foot chip from I won team iropnies in tour invitational rneet-s while Douelass was slated this year at Norman. the remainder of their points tbi second and third place finishes Running legs of the relay uni were Manuel Dykes.

Carsoi lected a sincle and a triple to gionals line up: At Oklahoma City: (Preliminaries in AA and at 9:30 a.m. icut the field of athletes to its the victor in the Mid-State and drive across one run. By TOM WRIGHT and i cream of the crop when only Grant's Duke Christian Ail-City meets. Enid won the Scoring six runs night-1 After Sullivan -walked David Chandler. Ted Ellis and Edwatc Wadkins with a 1:40.9 clocking inc top tnree xinisncrs in cacn Jerry McMillan drove across with finals in A.

A. to go at 1:30 p.m. on the Northwest Oval). At Tulsa: (Classes A and at BerryhiU and Jim Jones, coacn Northwestern Invitational runnerup in the Mid-6tate. Baca.

01 me im green lor a birdie 3 was lost when poor approach into a trap on the 18th gave him a bogey 5. Ater turning the front side in two-under-par with birdies at the first and fifth. Burke found him-! self square with' the card after! Clay Davis brought in righthand- and two rims, respectively, event at each regional site vance to the state meet. rnarish first, inning, Capitol Hill coasted to a 7-2 victory, over; Northwest's Knights and gained; a share of the Mid-State confer-1 lead the Essies to their John Marshall; Steve Snydei was the day's only double winner Deiendmg class AA winner, Skelly Stadium. Prelims at 9:30 Oklahoma Citv and Tulsa re pom.

un(, in fnrco in ihe i enth league win in 11 outings. The youth won the 100 (10.7: Tulsa Central will be out for its third straight title when the gionals will put the youngsters. m. ana tinais at p.m.;. At Ada: (Classes A and on and 220 (23.5).

ence baseball crown Thursday. Each finished with a 7-1 record. third run. Then Wade Creekmorei. Shawnee scored seven times lined a single to left which the fourth frame for its v.c-juggled and three more runs lory.

Shawnee pitcher Farrell through their running paces a dav ahead of the other sites at Other winners were: 50-dash- Braves hit the cinders at Tulsa Friday. Tulsa Edison and Tulsa Rocers are strong threats to pogeys on me inn and 12th, where he overshot both greens with his approaches. A four-foot Coach John Prvor's Redskins Tom Bell. Southeast, 5.8; 44ti Duncan. Ada, Tonkawa and came in.

jonnson auowea yuus.aM wij the East Central college track. Prelims at 9:30 a.m. and finals at 1:30 p.m.). At Duncan: (Classes A and thus avenged a 2-0 loss to North dethrone city-rival Central. Pitcher i Pinkerton west in league play and grabbed Terry King, Northwest.

Shot Ron Ethridge, Harding 51-64 Disous Richard Harri Diroie at me uin urany provided his sub-par irargin. Shawnee holds a 2-4 league read- Edison has posted team vic- Weatherford. On Saturday. Tulsa will Iiav class A and regionals to wim ua its two-day- affair on th walked but Glasgow settled down on the Halliburton Stadium track, lories at the OBU Relav; ing. luisa i-i eoge in me season series.

The Knichts. aDDarcntlv eaeer to retire the next two hitters. Hie; AT NORTHEAST yielded only three safeties the son. Northwest, 145-4; High Jumt -John Stark, Capitol Hill. 5-7; Pole Vault Jim Whipple, Cap to snatch their second straight Skelly stadium track after AA prepsters run Friday with after Souchak needed lour strokes toj reach the green on the seventh! but escaped with a bogey 5 and! a trap on the eighth cost another shot after a four-foot birdie rest of me way.

circuit crown from the hands of finals under Pinkerton gave up only five- treiims at a.m. ana nnais i All-uty and Oklahoma Six con-at 1:30 p.m.) Terence while Rogers was run- At Waatherford: (Classes Ainerup in all three and also won and on the Southwestern col-j the Central State crown, lege track. Prelims at 9:30 a.m. Team titles are awarded In and finals at 1:30 p.m.) (the regionals with scoring on a perennially powerful Red noon preunis itol Hill, 9-0; uroaajump jom Brown, Jackson, 19-1. 8 5 J'uc at municipal HnrkeU Kennedy.

AT SHAWNEK mts, strucK out live ana waiKea skins, could do nothing right in the first inning. The six runs Other team scoring; Northeas at the sixth had gotten big Mike off in. the right direction. He hit his second into the Tforthwest ruined Pinkerton's Southeast HVi. Harding 10 in on six waiKs, tiiree crr- At Tonfcawa: (Classes A and 's except on the Northern junior college! for mJle rcla-s whlch Capitol Hill 10, Classen 7, Jack- jors and a single.

shutout in the third when Gary London beat out an infield hit. SouthDaw Bill Sullivan, who 5. Taft 3 ana central z. Match Suspended X)avl ana 'Carter; "Jonnson and'Wellcr. Rangers Win, 4-2 LONDON.

April 30 UD The New York Ranficrs levelled their rough at the 10th and picked up another bogey to stand two-over-par with eight holes to play. But he ricked ud birdies on the 11th. blanked the Redskins earlier, is-1 SANTIAGO, Chile, April 30 sued walks to J. T. Jones and finals at 1:30 p.m.).

This will be only the third Bon Reaves to open the game. The chess match involving Salas Romo of Chile and 12th and' 18th for a great two- Buzz McDonald singled sharply and Jan Christian sliced a double into rightfield. 3-ongcst hit of the day was Elliott's line double which ricocheted off the leftfleld fence in the second exhibition ice hockey serifs with. Kent Osteen hit back to Sullivan unaer-par DacK nine. time since the official state highschool meet, was inaugurated in 1943 that there will be three Bobby Fischer of Brooklyn Knieht thirdbaseman Boston Brums by winning; the second game of their Euro-) the Arturo Alessandri Palroa pean tour Thursday night.

4-2. tourney Wednesday night was muffed the force attempt and the bases were loaded. Bert Elliott's rap to shortstop was bobbled and two runs scored. Now at Andy Anderson's classes instead of the old method of just A and B. The state's 16 largest schools will form the AA The Bruins won the opener I suspended.

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