The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 82

THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN FrL, Sept. 15, 1967 21 Conigliaro Out Rest of Season Red Sox outfielder Tony Conigliaro, beaned last month, will be unable to play anymore this season because of blurred vision. A club spokesman said an examination Thursday showed his vision improved, but "the imbalance of vision between his two eyes makes distance judgment poor so hitting or catching a ball is impaired." The medical report added that batting might be dangerous at this time. Conigliaro will undergo another examination in 10 days The Cincinnati Reds called up right-hander John Tsitouris, who posted a 17-7 record and 2.71 earned run average at San Diego. Tsitouris will join the club Friday Veteran right-handed pitcher Bob Shaw, 34, was released by the Chicago Cubs, for whom he was 0-2 in nine appearances since being acquired in July from the New York Mets, where he was 3-9.

Shaw's best year was 18-6 for the 1959 White Sox Elaborate playoff plans have been established in case of an American League tie. Any playoff would start October 2, the day after the close of the season and delay the October 4 World Series opener. If two teams tie, they'll play a best-of-three series. If three deadlock, it will be a round-robin until two of thern have lost two games. If four are knotted, then will be best-of-three semifl nals and best-of-three fl nals.

"I hope we're through bj Thanksgiving," said Amer ican League president Joi Cronin Bob King, a 6-11 centei from Virginia Tech showed up at the Philadel phia 76ers training cairn; Wednesday, took one looli and headed home, con vinced he's not in shape tc play pro basketball Dawn Hill Country Clut of Siloam Springs, Ark. will hold the Flaming Fall amateur golf tournament October 27-29 Wayne Hightower. the first player signed by the Denver Rockets of the American Basketball Association, isn't interested in the contract sent him by the Detroit Pistons. The 6-S veteran said he read newspaper articles that "I didn't figure in Detroit's future plans." So, he figured, "the best thing to do was seek other employment," and did Clarke's single to left. The Yankees won, 6-4.

TAGGED OUT AT HOME is Yankee's John Kennedy by Angel catcher Rodgers as Kennedy tries to score from second on Horace Stocks Season Plainsmen Get Dallas Recruit Irish, Southeast Top Prep Grid Schedule Closes Tonight More help for the Oklaho ma City Plainsmen was en- this winter. Call Trojans Rated Over Cougars By Associated Press Southern California, ranked seventh in the preseason Associated Press poll, is a slight favorite to beat Washington State in one of two major games Friday night that kick off the first big weekend of the college football campaign. The Trojans, 7-3 and the Rose Bowl's Western representatives last season, have HOCKEY HOUND route thursday with the announcement Sims Stokes has been assigned here by the Dallas Cowboys. awest City. Cltv vs.

John Marshall at Stokes, who will be used as Mnoro st creoKea asK. x-Centrai at Northeast. Outline a St. Mary's. X'McGuftmess vs.

Southeast Yukon at Pauls Valley. x-Westcrn Heights at Cushing x-Duniee at Bethany. flanker and defensive halfback, was the Cowboys' No. draft choice this year. Stratford at McLoud.

cosaay at cascia Two conference champions in the city area may be "decided" Friday night, in the second weekend of high school football action. At least, top pre-season contenders for two league crowns will clash. The No. 1 game in the state will feature Mc-Guinness vs. Southeast at Capitol Hill Stadium.

The Fighting Irish" were tabbed to walk off with the championship in their first year in the Capital Conference, while Southeast was rated to Washington, 7-0, in the Tulsa All-City preview and Sooner, only two years old, gave coach Bill Holbrook a good debut by edging Neosho, 13-12. In a prestige contest, Yukon travels to Pauls Valley in the No. 6 game. The Millers will be without Robert Jensen, who at 215 pounds is the largest man on Rene Huckaba's squad. Jensen suffered a neck injury in last week's opener and is expected to miss two or three games.

Plainsmen general manager Jerry Maynor said Stokes will arrive in time for Saturday's game against the come up with another power Championships on the half-mile and quarter-mile tracks will be at stake when the 1967 stock car racing season winds up Friday night at the fairgrounds. The 8 p.m. program will be capped by a pair of 20-lap features. Wayne Cox of Lawton, who snared the season title in his home town only last Saturday, stands atop the city list with 1,688 points and a none-too-safe lead over Dale Case at 1,550 and Bobby Reynolds at 1,540. Should Cox win the city championship, he would become the first state driver ever to win titles at two state tracks in one: season.

Cox -has been runner-up here the past two years to Carl Ferguson and Evard Humphrey. Ron Hames of Norman1 holds a slim lead in the tight quarter-mile standings. Hames has 356 points, but Roy Fatton is right on his heels with 347 and Danny Daniels (334) and Clarence O'Neal (312) are within range. A sweep on the half-mile track is worth 165 points and a quarter-mile sweep can net 53 points. If Friday's card is rained out, it will be made up Sunday.

As an added attraction Friday night, Miss Auto Racing of 1968 will be selected from five candidates to reign over next summer's season. Huntsyille, Ala. Hawks, un beaten leaders in the Profes JIM NORICK or Blazer Season Ticket while host Lawton was taking it on the chin, 24-12. from Borger, Texas. The No.

9 game sends Tulsa Memorial to Bartles-vill Sooner. Memorial, coaches' choice to win the District 3-AAA crown, fell sional Football League of America. house led by Mike Hull, a pile-driving fullback and speedy flanker Jim Lawrence. Florida State is at Houston in the other major game Friday night. and Group Opening Stokes finished his collegi-te career last season at season openers, both Northern Arizona "after transferring from Kansas.

He once held the Big Eight Conference receiving record teams started slowly ana then picked up steam for victories, McGuinness coming to life for a 20-8 triumph over U. S. Grant with nine receptions in one game for 139 yards. Tuna Q-Cheese Sandwich LUNCHBOX IDEA 2 FROM DEL MONTE TUNA and Southeast capitalizing on mistakes for a 13-0 shutout of Harding. Bethany unanimous choice to take all the marbles in the Central Conference, hosts Dunjee, which shared the runner-up spot in the coaches' ballot with Jones.

The Bronchos opened their season with a 14-6 triumph at Kingfisher while Dunjee fell to Douglass, 22-0. The clash, on the Bronchos field, rates as the third best game in the state. In the No. 2 game of the week, defending Class Don Huddleston Shawn Davis When it comes to rib-sticking goodness in a lunchbox sandwich, this 170 Cowboys Due In State Fair Rodeo unbeatable. And it's easy-to-make, stays moist, and disappears fast! Best of all, it starts with the tuna that's signed with the most famous name in food Del Monte.

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John W. Jontt, sen Lull Obfinn, 3. Jim Bob il.Vo sis ViBUtodM fk Shawn wSRSW'Mont SV 4. Chuck Swanten, Bwrcroak, Mont tional championships in '65, are challenging for their second diadem this year. Franklin is leading calf roping title charts with $24,154 and Davis is the saddle bronc riding pace-setter with $18,890.

Bill Stanton, 26, Amboy, Wash, has maintained a neck-and-neck race since early March with Houston cowboy Myrtis Dightman for the '67 bull riding and flaked i 'in i ii 'Hi i in mm I 1 12 cup shredded cheese 1 12 cup chopped cucumber 1 12 cup mayonnai: Wrestling Stockyards Coliseum Sept, 158:00 P.M. championship and current-- mm More than 512,000 in prize money will be at stake when cowboys take over Slate Fair Arena September 28-Octobor 1 for the annual State Fair of Oklahoma rodeo. Last year 172 of the cowhands collected $12,179, with lariat artist Neil Love of Grandview walking off with top money of $992. Steer wrestling contestants divided a purse of $3,726, with Bob Littrell of Marlow winning $580. Other event winners included Clyde Vnmvora8 of Burkburnott, Texas, bnr-back broncs; Winston Burce of Cochrane, Alberta, saddle broncs; and Billy Minick ol Bismarck, N.

bull riding. Vamvoras spliced his bareback win with a go-round money. Jn bull riding to emerge the rodeo's all-around champion, $537 Vamvoras is the odds-nn favorite this year to win the national bareback riding championship with $18,966 already earned season, some $5,000 in lead. Moroihun 170 of pro rodeo's top cowboys will bo on hand this year Including iiwmTfi'fli illli Mirk Schrlcktr, Tf Sandwich Idea Fotdar, with ly loads with $17,036. Stanton will be riding against an expected bull riding entry list of moro than 35, Including the 1962 national bull riding champion, Freckles Brown of Soper, who captured that year's title at the age of 41.

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