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Henryetta Daily Free-Lance from Henryetta, Oklahoma • 5

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4 4 4 4 0 4 1 i ill 4ee11411101101refe4F44t4PO00-04 1 0 LANCE 1 OB Club Meets i daltel To catoosa Game! rAGEN't5-EDINIEF'S-RDAYEYT TOACTDOABTIE'RY 'RFT 12 1960 VI I Dragons Pee Wee SCO CI Billed as Top 0 riday In Co i I -'3 A r4s nference Game TODAY -e re Reported Although Catoosa hasn't won the forwai I conference game this year the De- the Dragons into a week of pass a eon 1 The Ilenryetta quarterback club! war Dragons expect a int i pass and this sent terecption and a punt fumble plus i I I I pe ot periames on the la-3 of toit-itletense preparation catoosa nas a to coat nico set no a seure Big Eight Football 1 met Tuesday night at the Patty Me with the Catoosa team nen 1 goal terbaek in a lad named It the Dragons cao get their pass' By United Press International By OSCAR FRALEY 1 Ann to hear a report on the forth-1 they invade the foreifIn soil Fri- I Newton and hax a ouple of halt chtense up to par itnd get their OW11' l'he Oldahoma-Kansas struggle- JiiiiaakAkkli 11414i NIMIIMIIIIMORIMMINOMIMMEMMEEIMMOINNIME1141 coming football clash with Sooner' day night at Catoosa with Rickoll I I Star I' 1 ime set at 800 pm game i shdu celed for this Friday The ragons Who absorbed their' night at 8:00 1 i pm a Cameron a first oss on eienee ptti at-t 1 Dae! mho are good targets for him ottenttve timierwit it may be an-) will feature this week conerence foe Seminole The I Although Catoosa lost to Berry- other conference in melted in the Big Eight Conference football ac-: 1 PITTS1312 R611 The East follies and the weekend football Navy ov etf Air Bucs hill last week 26-0 Berryhill Pick- i nooss The moil however has'tivity with the championship pos- 4 1 1 ett up their points on a fumble on out tins weeit -pass ibi ling the me i 3 0 II tO Witinvrs along with a few are battler rambling reflections on the World Pitt over West Virginia Don ium week: on a IS-0 seore to iTuion will Pve-yard line a 25-Yard In- to oicn McIntosh i But meanwhile somebody had I 'Series Hoak reminds me of Billy Mar- Coach Antwine Pryor reported be after Win number three tbis I watch out for Missouri I 1 -1 on the game at McAlester coach week Union kith three wins anti OPES TO MOVE UP By Mon Mayer Alissouri figured as the dark SGame Of The Week tin racue oer ysv Penn enn over Brown But they THERE we stood with our 1 Richard Chapman reported on the no losses and Berryhill ith tW it' rt I I' "THERE we stood with our OB Club Meets Pee Wee Scores Arn Rennri Are Reported 141U KeptENE! I Although Catoosa hasn't won a the forwa I pass and this sent terception and a punt fumble plus t5IJ tIgIiI I I 4 Oki I 1 rbit conference game this year the De- the Dragons into a meek of pass a couple of penalties on the Ca-I ByThe lienrquarterback yetta qua club war Dragons expect a tot to tolt-i defense prep sa aration Catoo nas a tooza coat nica set up a seore1 Big Eight Football OSCAR FRAI met Tuesday night at the patty hie with the catoosa team nen l-atod qua' terback In a lad named It the Dragons caa get their pass' By United Press International Ann to hear a report on the forth- 1 they invade the toreifIn soil Fri- Newton and hax a touPle of hall i Ile tense HP to par itnd get their own The Oldahoma-Kaosas struggle good for him underwav It may be an-I Stturday will feature this week's' coming football clash with Sooner 1 day night at Catoosa With Rickoll are PI FTSB111611 1 I Although Catoosa htst to Berry- other conference in tucked in the Big Eight Conference football ac- I conies Star conference foe Seminole The time set at 800 pm and the weekend football game is scheduled for this Fridayi The prawns ho absorbed their' bill last we ek 26-0 DerrYhill PICK i Ill'OKS 'rile ori how ev er as! tivity with the championship pos 4hinprs along with a few play last eta op their points on a tumble on i gone out ihts wee pa sibl "ss efese" resting on thutcome night at 8:00 pm at Cameron sta- first lass in conference dium week on Mit SPOre to lIwien will the five-yard tine a 25yaro ar A In coriting to mie McIntosh i But meanwhilt somebody had rambling reflection on the World Coach -n1WITIA Prveir ranfkrttiti Vtri tat-A to nvayllitill 41rs tit I I Series dhot i Coach Antwine Pryor reported on the game at McAlester coach Richard Chapman reported on the I Dragons 11Friday I 1 A laseAA 1-- A-1 AA I be after Vkin three this I week '1Tnion ith three MinS and ith no losses and lierryhill "a 11 i avel To atoosa Conference Game Ai I I vsne- ntset hie cant AAA--4: 1 A A A OPES TO MOVE UP By Alan Mayer 1 a 'KU oonvor Game I i 1 Billed as Top Irbil rinhil Tall -1 neries I I watch out for Missouri Game Of The Week 1 Alissouri figured as the dark Syracuse over Penn horse 1 ref 0 0 0-04 PAGE 5-ITENRYETTA DATTX FTIFF1-LANCE di WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 12 1960 TODAY'S SPORTS PARADE By OSCAR FRALEY 040 10 041011P Ar The East Navy (MI Air Bucs are battlers Pitt over West Virginia Don Hoak reminds me of Billy Martin Penn over Brown But they 1 tit tevor i RO '1- i olo l- 1 410 a CI Ltit "LANZ) i A DWN 1' -4'1- 4 I IJR04-y5 eo4 I 4-2 -1 el s- 1 o' i ''A t1vv-bva I fro RK cir cup k'rp 4 -3-41e 1 es- A4 e'iLe -'-t 10? 74 1 70 1:412 11i 1 )1' IbieNt "41i 't''''' 00rt 1t i -kt 44 RCE- 117W 4a '00 '1 1 ts1 0 's 04- 4t ed- La 7-17A I( I 1 1 1 1 --) i r' Oklahom3 and Kansas I in the race this year with 'Orange after two close escapes co-favor- i looks like an ovetlay as a 13- 1 Iles has een stirPris'inglY tin- point favorite pie supposed pow- erhouse 111 will and moved to sixth place from Piety 11 bare eS'S i this week in the l'inted Pr In- to click this time and should but 1 terna Ilona football poll I narrowly 't The Tiger are undefeated liu four games 'mes and hile Oklahoma 1 I and Kansas ae battling each I other Saturday Missouri will be I cia rence lba i 1 rlaying comparatively weak Kan- I -s State MIssotiri coach Dan Devine' nein re -44 121 I i Missoui coach Dan Devine 1 PLA CR FN5 44v- )104 A 21 OVAL 7d'77- -5 7o rof ith all his players healthy I has eased up this week on the I practice schedule- The sql-10 i I worked on offensive and defen- mve patterns Tuesday hut took Hie day oil' Monday to watch i i movies of Alissouri's victory over I ir Force last week I I Yeanwhile Oklahoma coach ri aute I Ilt I worked on offensive and sive patterns Tuesday hut took i the day oil' Monday to watch i movies of Missouri's victory over I ir Force last week i Meanwhile Oklahoma coach ri i i I 1 1----- i A 1 At i l' -'''''N I II -'-Aa----- i 1 I A Al AC 4e rt ---'a TULSA (UPI) Clarence Ma who lifted Tulsa University has- lethal1 into the big time in II oft- en hectic seasons resigned Tues day to enter the business world lba's resignation becomes effeeI tive Nov 1 University officials I Nut Wilkinson and Kansas coach said no successor had been elms- i'1-ick Mitchell have been juggling en but it was believed one of the 'their lincups 'Ni the hope of top prospects for the Job was asi Producing better performances sistant coach Joe Swank for Saturday's game lba 51 who built an enviable Mitchell moved Hugh Smith a record as a high school coach fl-4 sophomore from left to right Icvme here In 1949 and had an 11- halfback tnt the alternate squad I year record of 137 wins against Tuesday and brought third-team 147 losses Overall during 23 senior Jim Jarrett to the left side years of coaching lba has a ton the alternate unit to replace 187 record Smith Ile also boosted Fred Bu- lba Is leaving Tulsa to become Ikatv into the alternate fullback Sales manager of Anchor Metals ahead of Norm Mallen Cor Fort Worth Tex TULSA (UPI) Claren who lifted Tulsa Univers' Ietball into the big tit in en hectic seasons resigne day to enter the business '1 Ma's resignation become tt VP NIA" 1 1 Tnivoreitty 1" et" Ili' 4kb''' A fry barks to the said the hear wall" ty westerata as the small oand tn ueitern settlers luund themscives about to be annihilated front the face of the earth More seared than Larry Verne with Mr Custer the last sharpshooter leveled his trus- ty weapon towards the nearest foe get that on And BOW a mord from the sponsor Soetimes these Nvesterns ran pet a little too real At 'past Id s441 I ty weapon towards the nearest foe I -I'll get that one" And now a word horn the sponsor Sometimes these vesterns can get a little too real At least I'd say I the Yankees vont into today's i World Series vith their backs to 1 the wall and Casey Stengel was I calling for someone from the N'am! kee pitching corps to go out and I -get this one" I Unless the Yankees get toddy's i game its all over and despite the tenoi pr6paganda being put out by writer acro ss the desk here it mayt come of a total surprise that win1 lose or drhW I'm Itill for the Yam kees When Bill Tharp heard Gene' Fit-his yours truly talking yes- terday about the Series we did say Ave would get them next year How- ever let me clear up One thing Vire can still get him this year and next too Then lake for example Ernie Moore ANN) formally gave Mill lips on how ck the fights! Mops! did I to pi reveal Ernie has been Irving to sahatoge the works with his remarks about Pittsburgh when he really is a Yankee fan So I don't hellevei that Gene and I are totally alone 1 in this thing all you Yankee fans! in this thing all you Yankee fans! Out there get up and walk around the chair a couple of times we 1 need it COACH Richard Chapman turn- in some pretty good informa- ed bon On the Bens fine fullback Jer- ry Elmore who Ater five games bon On the liens fine fullback Jer-1 ry Elmore who Ater five games go 1 has quite an impressive record 1 ing for him this grid year In the McAlester game Elmore 1 carried 22 dines for a total of 1431 yards In punting Elmore punted three times averaging 40 Yards per ki ck But here is the ost itn- pressive note of all In five games Elmore has a total of MO yards rushing for a better than 100 yards per game average Ile has scored seven touchdowns for 42 points and continues to carry the ball Well seven teuennowns tor qz points anui I continues to carry the ball well against the foe uch Paul Hada has seored one to own for six points Ronnie graves has scored two touchdowns graves nas semen two iouuliutiwuti I I 1 2 1)7--- i eo' 7 4' 4 1 1 1 A dfr 4 I wins and no losses ead the s-I i bi 'et 14C conference 1 De Dear is second a 2-1 mark Morris has a 2-2 I ecord and tieees' has tallied a 1-1 reent thus Sharing the basement are Kieft with an (1-3 recant the same as' i Catoosa This week's conterencel games will hid Deviar at toloo -i sa Union at Berryhill and Ahr-1 i ris at Bees oac Abe Mclutoh Meanwhile gets his hoes ro-aliV for Catonsa i Morris has a 2-2 lecord and title's! has tallied a 1-1 rem 0 thus Sharing the basement are Kiefur with an 0-3 reeorn the same as! Catoosa This week's conterencel gam eq will find Dewar at Coloo-i sa Union at Berryhill and M-n! i ris at Begs Meanwhile coach Abe Atelotwli i gets his boys many for Ca1o0s3 this Friday night 1 he Dewar for hopes to have quarterback Doug Ryal brick in full steam by then' Ryal played a little in the Unioi game and hasn't turned on full power as yet Halfback Darrell Stevens is still shaky and it has caused Ow Oragon coach to shift a lineman Doti! Adams to the halfback soot bi1 leaves both Adams and Stevens as probable starters with a couple of drills yet to go belore the oveison is made At the left half spot will Ite speedy Mac Rabbit and Thomas Sullivan kill be at billbacs Scouting ro'ports reveil iluI tonsa is a liemy concentrator on McAlester2eats Ten PA The Henryetta Ben II team went i hack to the $cene et Friday night's game with the McAlester Butia-1 los Monday night to play the 110-1 Alester team and the Buffs 13: squad won the game 1841 I On the first piay from scrim- mage the lien team lost L'irry Guynes who received an injury and On the first Indy from the lien team lost L'irry Guynes who received an injury and was sidelined th balance of toe mage the lien team lost Lirry i Guynes who received an injury and was sidelined lit- blance of toe' i a a om there th Bulls z-Lt op two long sustained drives to hold a 12-0 lead at the intermission In the second hail liw Pulfs cut loose wittl a 50yard iss illcy to put the final score On the boa ii at 18-0 The lien were unable 'to get a ground game going any effectiveness 1 he Ilt telm however et on a good defensive game la the second half with the More tiotib1 on a goou tieWithi Vt dE'! III second half with the more notiblo: per on formanee th dcienstv -A rr- of things enmin1 nom Gru ndy on the line and from half backs Dickey Stubbs ap(I NT3e Grundy on the line and irom half backs Dickey Stubbs apd NThe Gudun31 reen ey The loss gave the Hen squa a 243 recoro for 3eal L-0 I uum lui t- a VC" L' 4' next foe being the Setonlole II teqtr next Monday night with kick lotf time set tor pin a irate tars Are here next Monday night with kick 1(111 time 'I't tor 4'3" Firm 3tars Are Ready to Travel Ready to Travel 1 '1 -''k It It' t4 'k 1-04 ''11444 l'40 tt '44 4 71c 4 4t pi '-A "ft4 54 -ti 41- 4 4q1 11 mr 0 A I P4g fr- Vr 4 sfri -it 1L4 2 I 1 i 212 Doan 195 roll- Imitibutod by Avis Yukon' Dyidliast Results esu 5 rers 1aendostiv roiled a 212 Lyme and 585 St'fieS for PPG dell I ft rve II rti 1w 3 thic on on aphell's 195 1' P'11 '-I ()-a game and 108 series Burnett 1 i NicAlester gairie from last Friday night as well as showing the rim of the tilt which McAlester won 7-6! 1 Sinee no Junior high games are I slated for this week there was no 1 report from the two junior high eoaehes Fred Adams and David! Eubanks I The Rev Arthur Tripp reported I the games of the day Pee Wee with the results given Webster won i oacnes Fred Adams and David Eubanks The Rev Arthur Tripp reported the Pee Wee games of the day with the results given Webster won their 25th straight game without a defeat although they have tied one Webster beat Irving 35-0 Jefferson downed Washington 20- rnd Roosevelt defeated Francis 1 Willard 36-6 Since all of the state's maior college teams are to be on an away from home basis this weekend there were no tickets given away as door prizes Dr IT Creenley club presi- also urged all members of 'le quarternack club to Join i back the program of th tl hack club At th same tin expressed hope that those win rml th lub memb would do so as soon as pos me ildwest City Has ni Rae MT ng Foe 1 By United Press Internal Midwest City had a new the quarterback club to Join in and back the program of the quarterback club At the same time he expressed hope that those who have not joined the club membership would do so as soon as possible By United Press International matwest City had a new chat- lenger today to its No 1 ranking in this week's high school coaches poll Lawton which knocked Tulsa Edison out of second place was tally seven points behind Midwest City which has led the Class A-AA )2oll all seasonEdison dropped to Midwest City had a new ehal City which has led the Class A-AA poll all season Edison dropped to four behind Ada Meanwhile Hominy still had a 1 grip on the Class B-C poll! firm find it was still Purcell and Pea- I tPr In ilia 9-q rtnetinne Ina tah11 Ft 1 er 3 positions no change fr om last week Norman which lost to Lawton 29-13 fell to seventh lac ind Oklahoma City southeast took the Tigers No 5 osition Ti Putnam City rated eighth last I an emino rated sixth wee swapped places rht-aavt es A 117-ketA 13 swanned maces 4 Chickasha and Woodward re Placed McAlester and Bartlesville placed McAlester a and Ito In the last two places of the AA and A ratins i and A ratings roost straight 1 an roost straight st week Fairview rurcelt Beaver and the same order as last ollowed in eek Ileavener switched Jenks and Ileavener moving up to fifth and week Purcell Beaver and Fairview followed in the same order as last wee A i Ilavener moving up to fifth and Jenks sliding to sixth Hartshorne and Choctaw ranked ninth and tenth last week mov- ect up to a seventh-place tie Walters and Thomas dropped cut of the top 70 and Stigler and Davis were newcomers The ratings: Class AA and A 1 Midwest City 4 Tulsa Edison City Southeast 6 Putnam City 7 Norman 8 Seminole and Woodward (tie) Class and 1 Hominy 2 Purcell Beaver 4 Fairview 5-11eaveller 7 Hartshorne and Choctaw (Tie) 9 Stigler 30--Davis Cards Buy Hurler i From Toronto Team 1 I 1 I iday's practice because of virus I crs out with injuries coach Doug infections With four other play- roll-1 ed a 191 game and 538 series for theft strength i the lowest reng since II I 201 I Weaver said the Wildcats were at thin emer io et a game i season began -old 5')8 series to lead Phillips to a 3-1 Will Wier If liogers 1 had little to ch lius eer about after GG Colorado coach Sonny Grande- lumber co 14 Molt rs rolled a 206 1 his squad went through a long anti 540 series for the ls' -im ndA In twonnrAtinn for the Co 14 Millers rolled a 206 game and 540 series for the losers day's practiee because of virus i infections With four other play- I ers out with injuries coach Doug I -ve onia ha Wdeleilfq w0114 nt I dinv'q nrnet led because of virus I ills squad went through a long Ferimm age preparation for the don't like ilyne Down's fast tall wildness Prin ceton over They've got a lot of AL company The Midwest Iowa over Wisconsin The Yanks thought this Series would be easy Michigan State over Notre Dame Nobody talks 1927 foidup anymore Ohio State over Bucs really fought off the floor Michigan over And credit them with jabbing through the openings The South Mississippi over how they all give It a little extra ham for the TV cameras Duke over North Carolina State unips are the worst of all Alabama over Berra is the unlikeliest looking baseball star I ever saw Georgia over Mississippi No matter what he says Croat's wrist must be hurting The West USC OV('T people are rooting for the Bucs Washington over UCLA Yankee-haters have been out in force Oregon State over the underdog rooters Oregon over Washington They still need the help too The Southwest Texas over Arkansas Danny Murtaugh's wife hates his tobacco chewing TCU over Texas hates me to kiss her" he says Baylor over Texas Tech She hates it even worse Rice over he kisses her while smoking a cigar LAST TIME TODAY I Plus Cartoon and News Adults 60c Opens 6:30 Child 25c rrtt vilk "711 l'71 THURSDAY RANDOLPH SCOTT DELORES DORN IN BOUNTY HUNTER Agnmo Can Be Seen Fvr Only 15c PREVIEW FRIDAY NITE Girl in Lovers Lane -ALSO Wild Ride BEAM 11 1 111S 104 al 41 :741 THIVZ2t ria7BLIMat I If 11431' di It root! Suo ALA 11)1RAIGHT BOURBON WHISKIY Sedloot ad hooded bo upS I KA! plytillING KKKKK CAV Strat TOO 00 ttt4 1 4 ISNzt a ol 1 1 5 irsi Li te 'e 11 Resigns at Tu 'Sincere Regret' tuheithunsitresrietyroegf rTetuisthaat I leItivies 'ha said in his letter of resigna- tion "but the opportunity to enter the field of business at this time Au's such that I could not afford la Pass it up "ArY associations with the lint- versity the board of trustees the department of athletics have been some of the most memorable of my life and I was naturally hest- tant about leaving the game of basketball" lba has three brothers In the coaching prodession One of them hank is athletic director and head basketball coach at Oklahoma I State University Honored In 1955 1 iba a 1939 graduate of Panhandle AENT guided Tulsa to its first post-season basketball tournament taking the 1952-53 Hurricane to the National invitational Tournament lba was named Missouri Valley Conference coach of the year in 1955 He won high school championships in three states: Cushing in Oklahoma Joplin in Missouri and Arlington Heights in Illinois His final season at Tulsa was a losing one-7-19 BRAVES SIGN NICKER MILWAUKEE Wis (UPI) The Milwaukee Braves have I signed 17-year-old lefthander Wa1 -1 lace Rose of Manhattan Kan to a 1961 contract The 6-0 175- pound pitcher will report to the Milwaukee minor league training camp at Waycross Ga next march rille 1014(1'5 finest llottrbott Since 11'95 11 Worthy of your Trust N1PA continued Hominy was only a one-touch- and five extra points tor a total down winner over Cleveland last of 17 points and quarterback Jim- wk but tmu ed to rule the my Mart ne touch tin has tallied ots n411 ny martin MIS tonieu one Lunen Hominy was and for the fith 1 for the fith tiht P4 :11 iii0V 6 67715N7 015ONAIL r7ZE 41'47 3 C14111Po4511P PC AVacFS 1 I4' FRC7- 6 YAIRf 7'll'ff iY I 1 I 84'7' n145 7 )' WarAl 49 1140 0770 1 c414 vl 7-055NG Fog 1710 71 t'Ir treY oNg P1510VAL CROWY 4'tn- eots1- 1- 1 0'4- I 4vott "At ing Tlie Chissic Ten Pin and Rebel IcaNies sa A avtion at the Henry- Bowling etta Lanvs Tuesday niant as anotb er week Of bwling' it us SW ity I 'ngS into high Rear In the Classic loop the PPG Sti- iervisorv trimmed the PPG bowl- ers 3-1 with 1 Cady rating a 188 ti -1 5 Lit 1 las a IS series for the tsia I ri 1 09 1 Lase Fr011ti to At 11 I A 11 larotezsiviiiwly Ill I I 1'15 By MILTON RICH MAN United Press International 1 7 P11-S3URCII WM Behind stonvot told toocki doors Casey itis New York Yankees he is i IniValy proud" of them re 1 of whether they 1A-in or Iti-e the Witrid Series 1 111 -I i I 1 spen ria le pi i ioots Casey engel told York Yankees he is I vNtlitv'w rrolid" of them re- ini irdiess of whether they 1A-in or :1 LP 10 015ON4L rt7ZE" 41'47 3 C1140 PO 1511:1 PCAYocFS 6 riAr nA5 )' I warV 11 914: cR444v1 7-055NG rog Of -SINCE rhia P510c41 '5Er eeY avg I CROilh 4'i 'fq' 's 4 rc 2 4 0-4ik 4 1 fe 'iA 1' -VP' i' IA0 e' 41i- I Ii eolL s---- t'' A04001- ayler' fur SPECIAL 10 1 4t 1 1 I' 1 1 I I 1 1 I I 1 wormErzum WITH YOUR (tg) SMITH ELECTRIC down for six points town for six points That's prettY good running and shows the liens are getting bet- or onnie by Fame LET 'S GO JENS! Beat Seminole 1-tE E'S a reminder about hunt- flown un- mix poolim That's pretty good running Mu shows the it ie ns are getting et- tor tinnie by Fame IET'S GO IENS! Beat Seminole ing season Goose season opens Oct 14 and vill run thrugh Dee 27 Half hour before sunrise to sunset daily ith daily bag limit at five per day and five In possession not more than two Canada or sub-species or one Canada and one white hont Duck stamp and hunting license are required Duck season opens Oct 20 and runs through Dec 18 with the time beginning a half-hour before sunrise and going ta sunset daily A Federal duck stamp is required besides a hunting license Daily limit of three and possession limit of six Is allowed Redheads and Canvasbacks are not to be taken Ole Miss Syracuse Expected to Win i of the Yankees clubhouse titre 1 Tuesday might have been team th a ree nd one-half to refused to st rn ef wnetner iloppan flne-hall The one-half resulted from would be ready to play against 1 1 re y'awell to his play ers 3 tie ga me Orin Winters led the Lolorado I "Many of the fellows on the PITTSBURGH (UPI Make cinb felt it was the best milers with a 199 game and 561 fleet Bennie Dillard who way Elvis! i they ever heard Casey eerY speeeb series while Ed lAdlie lop the gro- scored two touchdowns last week crew with a 194 game and took over the starting left half-Roy Face and Hal Smith of said one Yankee veteran M6 selics I back position at Nebraska Tues I Pittsburgh have guitars and will "Ile talked straight and didn't 1 Ellis C1vin5 and the Free Lance i(laY as the Cornhuskers began se travel immediately after the beat around the bush lie said i lit 2-2 with Ja ley ck Mob rolling I I rious preparations for their meet- World Series I 11at every single one of us had a 199 ganie and 549 serie while with Army Saturday Dillard i Ind The two Pirate players plan to contributed toward winninl 1 Kinney led Ellis with a 1851 had been running with the third do a Western song act which Is rennant and making this a good 1 game and 485 series OTASCO top-1 team in the process of being booked rear He said a lot of us prob- 1 ped Williams Shetland 3-1 with I Cliff into various cities now by ank ably would be in line for raises I Howard Sliewal-d roiling a 198 game I Speegie warned his team that It Scott the ball players represent next year I rnd 5 rie i 27 ses for tne nners tn ur- K)klahom a State coach ust improve its passing in orative I "Most of all though" the Yan-11ey Robertson led the Williams der to cope with Houston does the lead and 1 do kte player added "he in It 1 team with a 215 game and 550 se since the Cougars have dis the harmony" Smith explained1 olain to us how much pride he 1 rie played a stiff defense against a day "Both of us play the guitar" I had in the Oritire ball club" Rebel league action ftond Me running game The Cowboys spEn ative "Most of all though" the Van-iley Robertson led the NN'illiams der to cope with Houston does the lead and 1 do kte player added "he in It 1 team with a 215 game and 550 se- the harmony" Smith explained' Wain to us how much pride he 1 rie played a stiff defense against a Both of us play the guitar" I ha(' in the ontire ball club" 1 Rebel league action ftiind Me- day since the Cougars have dis- t'wining game The Cowboys spent on a 1 I I- Itonrinn An refused to say whether lloppman would be ready to play against Colorado The Pine Knots blanked the Bob The Pine Knots blanked the Bob Thomas grocery team 4-0 with hitting a 215 game and 57r) series lopped the gro- 57r) series Heath lopped the gro- eers 'min a 200 game and tt4 se- ries Hoe Produce roiled to a 4-0 win ever the Coarhart holehorQ Win over th Ge arhart bombers with IN legs hitting a 209 game tnd 590 series Beamis hit a and 569 rie for Gear ses 12 game harts lo the Te Ten Pin loop Winter 1(1airy upendeit the Kilgore furni- with NV Wiegs hittin7 a 209 game tnd 590 series PAsamis hit a "12 game and 569 series for Gear- harts "We think the changes will fit our situation better for this raw" Mitchell explained Wilkinson said Tuesday the right halfback Billy Meacham alternate fullback Gary Wy- it wer out of the lineup with le foot and ankle Injuries and prob- ably would he unable to play i against Kansas He moved Monte 1 Deer into Meacham's position on I I the starting unit and boosted Estes to alternate left Two Kansas State starters halfback Jack Richardson and tpckle Dave Noblitt missed Tues- the starting unit and boosted II Estes to alternate left 1 Two Kansas State starters halfback Jack Richardson and ckle Dave Noblitt ndssed Toes- ta Jr vt a State game Saturday Ills Jr vk a State game Saturday Ills top three units ran against the re- WI tell Vt MIA" CIg serves and freshmen and the re- serves made steady -yardage serves made steady -yardage 1 against the varsity 1 Iowa State tailback Dave Ilopp- nfornntP leader In rush man conferenc leader in rush- 1 ing and total offense ran with the squad for the second consecu- i i ive day l'oesday despite a knee I injury Which sidelined him dur i ing the Kansas game last week coach Clay Stapleton However 41 40 444:44:00 1 loo me 000 PROMOTION NOV 1 PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLY 1( A Face and Smith hiive sun gi Stengel stood in the eviller oL Mee Lanes defeating Jimmie's Of their practice period songs to the accompaniment of a i the room as be spoke and the si- l'1NA station 3-1 with John BrOOkh Passing drills but these were most guitar in the Pittsburgh eittb-! lent Yankee players hung on ea 1 1 oiling a 204 game and 558 series hampered by the absence of start house at various times this year' word klack Aldridge rolled a 157 game lug end Billy Dodson Speegle and their teammates believe they! Maybe Casey sensed that his 1 and 414 series for Jimmies team said he expected Dodson to have could be a commercial ccess I players were a little down trall-1 Griffith Rexall and the Main Mo- recovered from a leg' Injury by su Singer Guy Mitchell heard log the Pittsburgh Pirates three ttr split 2-2 with Jack 'Nicholson Smith do a song with the guitar i tames to two and having to play I rolling a 158 game and 432 series I i recently and also advised him to the last two games on an alien I for the Griffiths and Andy Gar- try his hand at it professionally I ktrt rolling a 181 game and 501 MOVING Like Stenrel says be can count series for the Main Motor Deck- and be can understand human na- ler foundry blanked Cklahoma Na-1 Local and Lang Distance i Quebec Aces Get In turf too I tura' Gas 4-0 with Phillips rolling' AHL First Division "Do good the next day or two I a 191 game and 547 seriesChaney 1 Henryetta Furniture and we'll all feel better" hi told topped the ()NG team with a 169I ch 1 Irttepi Direar 11 I his men 'gae and 44 se4ries 01- 2-3358 Quebec Aces Get In AHL First Division By United Press international turf too "Dfl and well hic men hampered by the absence of starting end Billy Dodson Speegle said he expected Dodson to have recovered from a les Injury by NEW YORK (UPI) Missis- PITTSBURGH (UPI) Al sippi newly-installed as the na- Cicotte 30-year old right-bander tion's No I college football team who was voted the most valuable and defending champion Syracuse pitcher in the international are heavy favorites to extend League this year was purchased their victory streaks against old by the St Louis Cardinals from rivals Saturday Toronto today for three players Ole Miss ig a 14-point choice to I and an undisclosed sum of cash make Tulane its ninth straight I The Cardinals gave up outfield-v ictim and fourth-ranked SYrilt er Leon Wagner lefthanded pitch-ruse with a record of 20 straight er Cal Browning and a player to victories in regolar-season play be named later in addition to Is picked to defeat Penn State by cash for Cicotte who previously at least 10 points 'pitched for the New York YanSecond-ranked Ohio State is kees Cleveland Indians Washing-quoted seven points better than ton Senators and Detroit Tigers Purdue and third-ranked Iowa is i an 11-point favorite over Wisconsin in a pair of important Big! Ten conference games i Introducing Service Sh All other members of the UPI1 top 10 are at least one touchdown I I I 'favorites Navy is a 714 point choice over the Air Force Academy Baylor is 12 over Texas Ilenryetta Furniture proudly intr Tech Minnesota is 6'4 over 11-1 un "STEVE" STEVENSON 1 lino's Texas is 11 over Arkansas now in full charge of the servict and Kansas is 11 over Oklahoma PITTSBURGH (UPI) Al Cicotte 30-year old right-bander who was voted the most valuable pitcher in 'he International League this year was purchased by the St Louis Cardinals from Toronto today for three players and an undisclosed sum of cash er Cal Browning and a player to be named later in addition to cash for Cicotte who previously pitched for the New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Washington Senators and Detroit Tigers Introducing Service JIM "SIEVE" Ilenryetta Furniture proudly JIM "STEVE" STEVENSON now in full charge of the service WHAT TO DO OLD TYPEWRITER? DO Shop Manager STEVENSON JIM AM Is PROOF KENTUCKY STRAICHT BOURDON WHISKEY DISTILLED AND BOTTLED BY THE EAMES BEAM DISIIILIND CO CLERMONT KENTUCKY The Quebec Aces taking ad- vantage of all the breaks thy' can get found themselves In the unaccustomed position of a first division berth In the American 1 Hockey League today 1 Irs ow t4' 4 4 Walter Ingram Mgr 11 10! 617 4 la t) CORONA PORTABLE HENRYETTA DAILY FREE-LANCE introduces who is shop Steve has five years experience servicing Washers Dryers Refrigerators and Air Conditioners affiliated with shops in St Louis Amarillo and Tulsa Steve Is equirped by experience and training to service all domestic and commercial equipment LELAND GOURLEY EDITOR 115 North Fifth Street Henryetta Oklahoma Published every weekday afternoon (except Saturday) and Sunday morning by PubLcations Inc Henryetta Olds Entered as second dist mail under the act of Congress on March 3 1378 Mail subscription rates per month in advance six months $450 one year 17 within 50 miles of lienryetta $8 elsewhere Where carrier service is maintained 40c a week For Guaranteed Service PHARMAau rico BERRY DRUG'- i TRADIN' FAIR NOW THRU AT BETIOIPtfn 14 Itrre Coll for Steve--01- 2-3358 11 HENRYETTA FURNITURE John Morris Business Manager Katharin Campbell Office Mgr Wanda Leonard Wernen's Editor Bill Tharp Managing Editor Francis Farrili Retail Ad Mgr Itch Mobley Mach Supt George Powell Linotype Foreman 10fille Dock Telegraph Editor Gen Fields Cirtulation Mgr Glynn Corbin Make-Lip Foreman Don Morris Press Forman tr4 517-19-21 Main 506 Main lienryetta 2-7878 1 A.

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