The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 36

Staff's ftaofbeail Selections Ibe Oklahoman Times HE DA1LV OKLAHOMA 46 Oct. 22, 1970 Bullets Cream Sinless Cincy in 4th Quarter Games Bob Ray Volney Bob Frank Welly Harold Tom Bob Bob Lynn Kenry Paul Glenn Staff This Week Dollingcr Soldo Meece Hurt Boggs Wallis Soles Robertson Colon Colvin Geraand Hawkins Sewell Titus Consensus Kan. Stilt it Oklahoma St.l. Ken. SUti OHUhomi OVahonw OVIenena Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahom.

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Pltrsbunh Plttsbur.h Plltsburs Miami, Pla. Plttsbunh Plttsburih Pltltburoh Plllsbursh Plttsburih Pittsburgh Plttsbursh, 11-J Ljl, WMK )). 15.5 11-1 13-1 .400 11-7 .550 1M .710 14-4 .700 1MB .500 13-7 .50 1M 13-7 .450 13-1 4t 13-7 11-J .550 J3-7 .450 UM IMS t3 37 .773 n-41 IS-J4 M-1S Mt 7U9 MA MJ 7S-44 4J0 7-S3 44 74-U .473 74-43 .439 U-34 .477 BUT CASTEEL'S DEFINITELY OUT Jensen Appears Set Cowboys in Right Frame of Mind Kansas High School Football Coach PITTSBURG, Kan. Football coach Adolph Spigarelli of Front'enac High School died pearly Wednesday at MounfCar-mcl Hospital after is.ytfter-ing a heart attack. v.

A native of had coached in" the southeast Kansas area- or a number of years. different this year," Fairbanks noted of the Dad's Day foe. "They run the football better, and this compliments their passing game." Fairbanks said the Sooners appeared to be in the right frame of mind in preparing to attempt to avenge last year's 59-21 loss to the Wildcats. "We'll have to be mentally sharp," he mused. "It will be a tough game." linebacker Steve Castcel, who was injured in the Texas game, definitely out.

Mark Driscoll will again replace Casteel. Quick tackle Robert Jensen, injured in the opening game a a inst Southern Methodist, appears recovered from his knee injury. Jensen is behind in conditioning, Fairbanks said, but he will probably see action Saturday. "Kansas State is a little NORMAN Oklahoma prepared for Saturday's game against air-minded Kansas State by concentrating on pass defense in a short, no contact drill Wednesday. The Sooners also worked on protection of the passer, the kicking game, and goal line offense and defense.

Coach Chuck Fairbanks said the Sooners appeared in good health with only CINCINNATI (AP) fack Marin, Gus Johnson Kevin Loughery com-ined for 21 points of a 35-olnt final period bustout give the Baltimore Bul-ets a U7-105 National Association victory iver the winless Cincinnati Royals. The Royals, led by Norm an Lier with 17 and Bob rnzen with 16, kept fairly ven with the Bullets for quarter in which were nine tics and 27 changes in ihe lead. Both teams had 44 field goals with the edge on foul shots going to Baltimore although the Royals foad more shots from the floor. Baltimore hit at a medium 45.8 per cent from the floor while Cincinnati hit only 39.6 of their shots. Baltimore is now 3-1 on the season and Cincinnati is 0-3.

Gus Johnson was high scorer for both teams with 27, Marin 26, and Loughery had 16. BULLETS 1IJ, ROYALS 11! olllmort 34 It J4 IS 117 Cincinnati 37-tCS Baltimore Jcnnson 37. Lousnerv V. tt-m J. Ur.lflrj 14.

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WALKER BRUSH CELTICS BOSTON (AP) -Sharp-shooter Dave Bing and Jimmy Walker combined for 60 points and came through with clutch baskets in the closing minutes Wednesday night as the unbeaten Detroit Pistons defeated the Boston Celtics 121-118 for their fifth consecutive National Baskfl'bRll Association victory. Bing. who led all scorers with 35 points, hit a lay-up at the end of a threc-on-ono break to snap a 112-112 lie with 1:40 remaining. Terry Dischinger grabbed a big rebound on a missed Boston shot, and Walker, who finished with 25 points, fired in a 25-foot-er to give the Pistons a four-point lead with 1:05 to go. John Havlicek, who led Boston scorers with 33 points, sank two free throws to cut the margin to 115-114.

but Walker came right back with a pair of free throws and the Pistons held on to the end. PISTONS 131, CELTfCS 111 STILLWATER Oklahoma State is going about its preparations for Saturday's football battle at Nebraska in the right frame of mind, coach Floyd Gass believes. "We've had pretty good workouts all week," Gass said after the Cowboys had run through a two-hour drill on a warm Wednesday afternoon. "Our spirit and enthusiasm are quite high." The O-State coach added Blazers Trim Kansas City CONTINUED FROM PACE 45 in town or a contest Saturday night with Fort Worth. BLAZERS 3.

KANSAS CITY 1 Kansas City 0-1 Oxlahoma City 11 03 Kansas City: GoaJ-Edwards: Fa t. Cr'ashley; Forward's Brocs, TtwmiKOn. Gtcnwriohl, Bennett, Earl. Loe. Roberts.

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Otllclels Ron Finn, relfrte; Bob 7Laren and Jim Christiansen, lines- First Period, scorlno 1. Okie. Citv. Harvey (Leach) 6:04. Penalties Harvev thooVlnj) Stewart (slashing) 14-01; ChTCfy kharolno) 18:03 Second Period: Scorlno 7.

Ox.la. Cltv. Sr.es!rs tasiettrer, Bradley) i 3. Kansas Cltv. Thompson (Buchanan, Hornung) 11:03.

Penattles-Crashlc-r fhooWng) Hornung (t I 1 v) AacLelth (elinwlng) Uarlans he feels the Cowboys' offense has not become sluggish despite the team having last week off from football warfare. "I thought the open date would cause us some problems, but it hasn't made a great deal of difference at all," Gass said. The Wednesday workout concentrated on polishing the Cowboys' offensive and defensive plays, for Saturday's meeting with the Big S-leading Ccrnhuskers and extensive work with the team's specialty units. Gass said Uwe Pruss. injured while kicking a field goal against TCU two weeks ago, would "at least be able to kick extra points Saturday." and that backup man Matt Clapp also would be available for place-kicking chores.

Have the Cowboys found out any previously undetected tendencies about the HuskcTs from their computer scouting system? "Very little," Gass said. "Nebraska is such a good team it doesn't really have to hide anything from you. Their triple set offensive' plays do present problems for us especially the great players they have running the plays." A light. hour practice Is slated Thursday. The Cowboys will depart for Lincoln early Friday afternoon and plan a possible workout on the Astroturf in the Cornhuskers' Memorial Stadium that day.

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