The McIntosh County Democrat from Checotah, Oklahoma • Page 6

SPORTS Ci SHADY GROVE NFWS B.v Nettie Foster Well we will open this week with a big Hello. The weather is nice an lots of work being done. The Grove Sunday School and Church had 38 attendance Brother H.tmscy brought THE DEMOCRAT NOVEMBER 15,1973 Wildcats Finish With 8 Wins The Wildcats points the first practically everyone scored 22 half scoredj went on to beat the Atoka Wampus Cats 45-14 in the last game of the season. The win gave Checotah its second straight 8 -2 season. Steve Irvin kicked off the scoring by picking up a Atoka fumble and running 40 yds for a score.

Gilbert Lee got the second score on an 11 yd. dash and scored on another 9 yd. run in the second half. Charley Thomas scored on an 34 yd. pass from Jenkins and Jenkins ran 6 yds for one, Jim Caro tallied the final points in the 4th quarter on a 43 yd run from the quarterback slot When asked about the season Coach Grandstaff am both disappointed and pleased.

Disappointed because 1 don't believe any athlete or coach is really satisfied till they go all the way. Pleased because we are second in a tough conference and there is six teams below us and we had a winning season. We are losing some people but we got some good Starters coming back and some good people coming up. We may be better ini some re- spectsnext year thatthisyear. Statistics First Downs Net Yards Rushing Poises Attempted Posses Completed Yards Passing 'Pass Interceptions by Punts Punt Averogr Fumbles lost Penalties Yards, Penalised Checotah 10 5 1 34 1 45 1 3 45 Atoka 10 ne i 0 3 33 4 7 60 We of KML'S would like to take this opportunity to thank the.fine merchants and people of Checotah for broadcast for the Checotah Wildcats.

Good Luck Wildcats and Wildkittens in your upcoming basketball season. J.B. Wooten, representative ph. Grid Pairings CLAS 's 4A Muskogee 1. No 4) or.VtLoin is 4 unronked) at Putnam City 1 10 0 No 21 weekend ot Nov 23 Mole (6 3 No 31 or Enid i4 No 91 at Moore (7-3.

No 5). weekend ot Nov 23 Midwest Cily (7 1" 1 No 71 at Washington iBO. No it. weekend ot Nov, J3 Putnam City West 1 No 81 at Ro gers (5-4. No 61.

weekend of Nov CLASS JA Altus (15. No 4) ot Woodward l( 7 No. 5). Friday or weekend ot Nov 73 Edmond (7 3. No 8) ot Shawns 0.

No 11. weekend of Nov 73 Miami 17 1 1. No 7) ot Stillwotef If No 31. weekend ot Nov 73 Ado (6-4 No ot Webster (6 3 No 61 weekend of Nov 73 CLASS 7A Elk City 1 No 4) ot Kingt (Vr unranked). 8 t'nda; Brlstow too No 2)' Lindsov 10 0 No 1) 8 Fr Grove (8 2 No 9) 0' HOC No 31.8 p.m Friday Broken Bow (9 1.

No. S) ot Soi'o 110 0 No. nj.Xa.m, Fnflut. CLASS A Hennessey (8 J.unronved) at (to 0 No Jl, 7 30 Friday OC Millwood (8 7. No 101 tr.nkawo (6-4.

unronked! 7 30 Fnooy Wynnewood 19 0 1. No 3 i ot HOOOM i 3," unrankedl. 7 30 Marietta (3 -7 unrankedl (100. No 51 7 30 Fridny Perkins (6 4 unrankedl a' Hom-n 2, No 81, 8 0 Friday Commerrp (10 0. No o' Ooiogoh (100.

No 4). tentatively 8 Friday Vfor. 13 7 unronked) ot Hosken (10 0 No 71, 7 30pm Fnfloy. Hepvene' (6 7 unrankedl'o' (10-0. No 61 7 -30 o'm Friday CLASS (Gomes 7.10 p.m Friday) Mooretand (6 41 ot Teihomo (2 -8'' Crescent (100) ot Wokito (7 21 Grondf 'e 'd (B 21 ot Thomas ill tu'tie 11001 ot Hmton (7 i 21 Inola (7-2 -1) ot Foirlond 17 -3) Gore (10 0) at Mounds 16 3 i) Wourika (6 3 1) at Straf'orO (9 11 Allen 17 7 1) at Davenport ,9 1) 8 MAN Freedom 18 21 ot 18 0 1) (8 7' Ot 'em 'ir- i been sick hope he is feeling much better fay now.

Mrs. Lee Treadwell visited her two daughters Carol Davis an Helen Foster both of Broken Arrow. Mr and Cliff Small wood up Black Walnuts Monday they got some real nice ones to. Mrs. Sue Farmer an Mrs Goldic Gatlev picked up pecans Monday for Wil la id Combs Mrs.

Murtle Hay an Beverly me Message. The Shady Grove Chinch had a Bake Sale Saturday it brought The money will go to help build new bathrooms. They want to' think eve rone that helped in this project the people of Shady Grove are working together to make a Bigger an Better Church so all you good people get out an go to church an help those that are working so-hard. Speaking of Churches, The Assembly of God church is having a Kuhimage. sale just East of the church, The women missionary council is sponsoring it.

Hours are from 9 am to 4 pm. Friday and Saturday. They Mad a farm sale Saturday at the Old Home place of the.Osburn's near Shady Grove there sure was a good crowd an the farming tools sold good. 1974 will be a good year for the Farmers and Cattlemen. U.K.

Ovcrby visited Mr. and "Mrs. Handel Jennings Friday night. and Mrs Wilburn Mad- eweil also vi sited Mr and Mrs Handel Jennings Sunday night. J.B.

Tyler visited Dick Lee Treadwell visited Dick White Saturday. 'We are sorry tohearNorma La Favors is on the sick list this week we hope she is feeling better. Also Little Rodney Lane has Lane visited Mrs. Friday, they or rom Muskogee they also shopped in Checotah Found quite a lot of pretty- things to take back to Muskogee. Mr Bill BticKmaster won (wo Turktys Nit tlie Turkey shoot The Jaycee sponsored it.

Mr and Mrs. Clinton Foster went shopping in Tulsa Saturday. On their way home they stopped off in Broken Arrow an visited Mr and Mrs Kenny Foster in their new home. MrsiTeressa Buckmftster and Kay Foster went to Wainwright Monday making Doci appointments for several different -Jto given in Feburary around the 19th and 20th. The appointments are being made at the Johnson's Store in Wainwright starting Monday 12th through Friday 16th.

The test will be taken in Feb. in a mobile unite in the parking lot of the Civic Center in Muskogee. The Wainwright HomeDemo- stration club Ladies will take turns making the appointments The, tests will be FREE. Everone toe careful have a nice week end, see you all- next If you news call meaM73-5485. GENTRY THEATRE 16-17-18 ROOFING Free Estimates Phone 473-5439 902 West Spoulding Checotah lodfia 8to AMM I I 1st And L.E.

Hammontree.W M. Gene Harrison, Secretary Oolagah last Friday night to see Sedan Kansas and Oologah play Prentiss Farrice istheasaistant coach for Stdan. PG BUTTERFWE8 ARE FREE GOLDIC HfWN C-HCCMT rteT 23-24-25 wui ARISTOCUS CASA DE MADRID BEAUTE SALON Playing basketball at Eastern Oklahoma State College, Wilburton, this fall is Rodney Moham, Oktaha sophomore. The Mountaineers of Coach Brown opened the 1973-74 season Monday, November 12th against Cooke County Junior College at Gainesville, Texas, and play their first home game Saturday, November 17th, against Bacone College. i Moham is a 6-1 guard, lie lettered three years in basket- ball and two years in baseball under Emmete Duvall r.t Oktaha and was selected All-Conference for two years.

CHRISTMAS TREE i FACTS AND FANCIES Decorating evergreens dales from pagan times. The Romans decorated trees during the Saturnalia, the midwintn JUDY BAKER Has Joined Are Staff Of Cosmetologist Form ally. Of Edith's Salon And Boutique Judy. Invites All Old And New Patlons To Call 473-6437 For Appointments 204 W. GENTRY 2 One Day Only Beautiful Free Cameo Portrait festival marked by feast and revelry.

An old Christian legend that on the night Christ born every tree in the forest bloMomed and bore fruit. An evergreen can't do that, but fragrance and freahneas can last the whole holiday season with new PROLONG live -cut Christmas tree preserver. This liquid mixes with water and "feeds" the tree, preventing drying out end dropping needles. Decorated Christmas trees In Christian hornet did not become popular until the teenth century, when Martin Luther out a anow-Iaden tree from his garden, decorated It with oandlea, and placed It in the nursery for hit wife and ahlldren. Prince Albert, Queen toriaoonaort, brought the Chrlatmaa tree tradition to England whtn ht wed the Brltlah monarch In 1041.

He let up a richlydeoorated tree In Windaor CuUe for tha flrat time that year. CHILD'S POIITRAIf PREE! tali airtlf I anttttaa the parent tp oni tree WlaenairTt eortrelt Ulntti or group. monlht up) ytui choice fln. aartralti not BrOOlt There ll ebmlutily NO 0BLI0ATI0N to not oroolt There lOtfltll rMUMftli prion. Thin 0 not more thai rtMM.

Qua De Madrid Beaute Salon 204 W. Gentry Checotah rffiffffff Monday Movember IV no jUBgaaajy Hours 10 AM. to 5 P.M. 1973-74 0KAH0MA WATERFOWL SEASONS TEAL SEASON September 15 through September 23 DATES BAG LIMIT: 4 SHOOTING HOURS 1973. per doy, 8 in possession firsl day.

Sunrise to sunset. REGULAR DUCK SEASON DATES. October 27 through November 18, 1973, and December 8, 1973, through January 13, 1974, except that in Cimarron, Texas and Beover Counties the first holf of duck season sholl run from October 20 through November 18, 1973, ond the second half shall run from December 8, 1973 through Januory 22, 1974. BAG LIMIT: A point system bag limit. A basic 100 point bog, wrth doily bog reoched when point volue of the'last bird odded to the total point value of birds already taken reaches or exceeds 100 points.

Possession limit is two legol doily bog limits. POINT ALLOCATIONS: 100 Points: Convosback and redhcod. 70 Points: Hen mallard, wood duck and hooded mergonser. 10 Points: Blue-winged teol, cinnamon teol, baldpate, scaup ond mergansers (except hooded). 20 Points; other species and sexes of ducks not previously mentioned.

SHOOTING HOURS: hour before sunrise to sunset. GOOSE SEASON DATES: October 8 through November 11, 1973 ond November 30, 1973 through Januory 5, 1974, except in Alfalfa, Bryon, Johnston and Marshall Counties, where the season will bcopen October 27 through 1973 ond November 30, 1973 through January 3, 1974. BAG LIMIT: 5 geese doily, including no more than 2 Conodo geese or 1 whitefront and 1 Canada. Possession same. SHOOTING HOURS: Vi hour before sunrise to sunset.

COOT SEASON DATES: Concurrent with duck season. BAG LIMIT: 15 coots, 30 in possession. SHOOTING HOURS: Vi hour before sunrise to sunset. LITTLE BROWN CRANE SEASON DATES: December 1, 1.973 through Januory 27, 1974. BAG LIMIT; 3 per day, 6 in possession offer first doy.

SHOOTING HOURS: Vi hour before sunrise to sunset. AREA: That portion of Oklohomo lying west of U. S. Highway 81. KMUS PRESENTS WILDCAT FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK THE WHOLE WILDCAT TEAM PETE OSBORNE VOICE OF THE CHECOTAH BROWN MICK REED EMI INKER SPOTTER J.

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