The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 21

THE DAILY OKLAHOMA! Sept. 21. 1968 19 LA Lands Alston For 16th Season Trull Joins Plainsmen tonight The Los Angeles Dodgers, struggling to keep from failing into, the National League cellar, announced Friday that-Walter Alston will be back in 1969 for his 16th season as manager. The club also announced that Fred f'Dixie" Walker, who was a star outfielder for the Brooklyn Dodgers more than two decades ago, has been signed as batting instructor for the entire Dodger organization Dallas Cowboys flanker Sims Stokes, middle linebacker Ed Harmon, running back George Nordgren and safety Ken Kmiec. All are expected to start against Omaha.

Both Oklahoma City and Omaha own 2-1 league records, although both rank in the bottom four of the league's offensive and defensive statistics. The Plainsmen are next-to-last in the 16-teain loop in offense with 314 yards per game and the Mustangs are 13th at 226.7. In defense, Omaha is last with a yield of 348.3 while Oklahoma City is 13th at 316.7. Oklahoma City split ejid Ron Francis Is third in receiving with 17 catches for 312 yards. Ken Brown leads the Plainsmen In rushing with 177 yards in 38 carries for a 4.7 average.

The Guthrie High School band will play at Saturday's game. Bolstered by five newcomers, including quarterback Don Trull, the Oklahoma City Plainsmen battle the Omaha Mustangs Saturday night for the Central Division lead in the Continental Football League. KIckoff is 8 p.m. at Xaft Stadium. Trull, forme Southeast High and Baylor University passing sensation, was signed by the Plainsmen Friday after feeing placed on the Houston Oilers' taxi squad.

He set a host of state high school and Southwest Conference passing records before joining the Oilers in 1963. In his senior year at Baylor, Trull led the nation in passing with 125 completions for 1,627 yards and 11 touchdowns. Trull will alternate at quarterback Saturday night with Tommy Currie, who currently is fourth in the CFL with 27 of 54 for 378 yards. The Plainsmen also acquired four players Thursday from the Felipe AIou, Atlanta outfielder who is baseball's first player to Jut safely 200 times this season, says he will sign his 1969 contract if the price is right Cameron Visits It's World Softball 9 Days of Racing Set at State Fair OU, Cowboys Face Openers CONTINUED FROM PAGE 17 Lions Tonight Time for 10 Teams Cameron, playing lis first Nine full days of racing witnout waiting lor approval from the players association. Marvin Miller, attorney for the players, has suggested they not sign 1969 contracts until negotiations have been held concerning increased pension funds.

Alou reportedly is making $35,000 this year Five-state heavyweight champion Joe Frazfer is expected to def end his title against Argentina's Oscar Bon-avena in Philadelphia or New York in early November. But Frazier's manager said, "If Jimmy Ellis wants to fight us we'll cancel everything else. We're ready, for him." Ellis is the World Boxing Association's champion One more team is needed to fill the bracket for the Choctaw girls basketball tournament December 5-7. Information may be obtained by calling John Keely at 763-2214 That oftKrumored "Super" football conference has cropped up again, this time in Texas, where the board of regents activated a special committee to study the university's membership in the Southwest Conference. Oklahoma has been mentioned as a prospective member, although OU officials repeatedly have denied interest.

Texas regents also approved a stadium expansion at Austin, raising capacity to 80,000 The Kerr-McGee Swim Club will hold a meeting at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Uptown Kiwanis Center, NW 35 and Western. Anyone interested in joining the team as a swimmer or diver may attend. season in four-year competition, faces its only Collegiate State, Colorado State atl Kansas State, Oregon at Col gets under way at fair grounds Speedway Saturday The Sealmasters largely The second World Softball! Conference foe ox mo cam orado, Kansas at Missouri at Kentucky and return intact, too. They are with evem.s during ine scaie fair 1o include horse races, "fresh" from losing their na Utah at Nebraska.

paign when the Aggies invade Langston for an 8 p.m. Saturday scuffle. midget autos, iate model tional championship last OKLAHOMA OFFENSE SE Jos stock cars, sprint cars, week at Clearwater, Jj la. WG Ed Lancaster Tournament roars on uie mark Saturday with a five-game schedule at All Sports Stadium and the pairings are such that the stronger teams may be pinpointed early. Tht favored United States A wide-open scoring duel likelv.

Cameron dropped The Clearwater Bombers race programs. Thoroughbred races and quarter horse races will be held each afternoon Monday through Friday beginning at 2 p.m. Sprint cars will run at 7:30 p.m. Friday and 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept.

28. Motorcycles will roar into action with races at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and return for the Nine-Mile Nationals at 2 p.m. Sunday. Mar-Car programs will resume at 7:30 p.m.

Thursday and 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 29. Mar-Car stocks and motorcycles. The swift midget racers are the 1968 U.

S. kings. it oDener last weeK to ST Byron Blqby iam Scott of Nebraska, 33-27. The United States sends its I national champion team of will run on the quarter-mile Langston bowed to Wiley ol 'kNOTRtS "DAME OFFENSE" the previous season xo xne World meet because of the entry the defending woria cliamnion Sealmasters of track Saturday with the pro-grain beginning at 2 p.m. Saturday night late model Texas, 20-10, in the rain despite a 206-yard passing closeness in time of the two spree by Connie aieage.

Tim Mgjl'X. Aurora, 111. hop right out against New Zealand, the stocks will take to the track Central State, a 29-3 win in the first of two programs Most other nations pick ner over Pittsburg, third-place team uie World meet and the one all-star teams to represent last week, visits Southwest beginning at 7: 30 p.m. The big late model cars will return at p.m. Sun them.

which gave the U. S. the OKLAHOMA DEFENSE Missouri, which will oe opening its season. LE Larry MBCDuff a.m.; Virgin Islands South Afr most trouoie. oxko.

3130 day for a six-race program Tvrv- -o. the world runnei NG Ken Davis RT John Titswortb Zealand vs. United Sl Onlv other home games -i in Mexico City in 1966, to be capped by a 100-lap; feature race. I Sunday Collegiate Conference p8SrSV: motc TJuprto Kico. a two- Efitts I Grid iron Greenbacks I tfSSr teams find Emporia State at Mar-Car drivers will take time Caribbean Area cham- Ml SPORTING GOODS II Via SHMIMN MpHM East Central ana uuacmia their turn at 2 p.m.

Sunday Baptist at Southeastern. The in the first of three Mar-Carl Tho TJhilinnines. winner of defending conierence co-chamDS both lost their open the Asian Games in February, tackles Japan, the run-; Here's the next installment of the weekly High School Greenbacks football contest conducted by The Oklahoma Co. ner-up club in inai xuuwia- ment. ers, East Central falling before Roger Staubach and Pensacoia Navy, 21-6, and Southeastern yielding to Arkansas Southern, 26-20.

Ihe "Little Brother" of the famous Toyota Corona The brand new, grand new The honor ox launcnmg ihk i Ti ay, 10-team World KICKOFF 1:30 p.m.. Notre Stadium. Notre Dame. Ind. TELECAST KOCO-TV, Chai Tnmmpnr crops to Canada Northeastern is at Arkan and the Bahamas, wno uitau TOYOTA CAROUA BROADCAST sooner Netv stations Includlna WKY, Oklahom O-STATE OFFENSE sas Tech, Northwestern at Hiram Scott, Panhandle at Irsln Islands.

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O. Box No. 25611 sloum ton. which win ciose me Northeastern which Jnlted States round. All teams play all other opened defense of its national junior college crown with ARKANSAS OFFENSE la S.thPhfflRPlne 15-14 squeaKcr over uen- teams in the round-robin setup.

After those 41 games are r-nmnleted. the four teams WGrJ er yy DBossey i SG 9rh N. Broadway i 1 1 Iowa, plays its home opener against Tyler. s'pt." 2 Third- s-ii 197 UKianoma ury, uioa. isw with the best won-lost records pair off for a pair of semi-final battles September 28 to be followed by the World championship game tSR.18.-::::.::: MG Brad Baughman RT Jerry Sherlc RE David Meadows LB Gary Darnell ihP noxt afternoon.

From Tee To Green Follow The PGA Team Championship With The Sealmasters rinped off 12 -victories without a loss in John Gates S-1 200 Chhanr.e Trlmbie; 6-0 177 the first World meet in mexi-rn rirv. However, in the LT Terry b. Phllllos f-1 20 1 -ffi HIGH SCHOOL McGuinncss at Northeast Shawnee at Enid Ponca City at Still-water 'Edmond at Del City Classen at Lawton Ike Tulsa Memorial at Edison Tulsa Rogers at Muskogee Seminole at Holdenville -Altus at Woodward Henryetta at Okmulgee Anadarko at Chickasha Broken Bow at Durant Lynn Garner semifinals they had quite a struggle in subduing New Zealand, 2-0. Nine members of that New Zealand team, an all-star aggregation containing the finest players in Tie: Tie: 3 Tie: Tie: Tie: 5 Tie: 3 Tie: Tie: Tie; Tie: Tie: Tic; Tie: VIM Dennis Bern Slaofum. LttlleR tne nation, are oacn.

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