Seminole Producer from Seminole, Oklahoma • 7

PMffffPMMU rwwm iMfttiiiitf9llitaiMfflfitii9V9a Varnum Boys In Upset Win Over PG Cornels ffite ftrimiiiile prwurrr McAlesfer Nips Holdenville 8-6 In 6-A Playoff Porkers Squeal Ahead Of Texas Tech 2720 FAYETTKVIIJK Ark Arkansas quarterback Kill Dray slipped around right end for a 24 yard touch town run In the fourth quarter Saturday to defeat scrappy Tesas Irch 37-20 Sasakwa Girls Win Second Straight-Nip Prairie Valley SASAKWA For the seruml Mralifhl game th Sa-skwa Vik-Ingettes girls hasketholl IramiTMers marched to a Hass Talihina Spanks Wetumka 46 to 6 In Ca Playoff TALHIJNA With Quarter-hack Jerry Doilhv and h-ft hairhaek Gary Morgan selling th scoring pace the Tallhlna Semlndt Okh Sundoy Nov 24 1963 Peg 7 Winning A Big 8 Title Bowl Huskers Hand Sooners A 29 to 20 Shucking HOIDEXVIIJK -Mike Comp-ton's comt-rsjiui run in Die third quiirter provided the winning ilifferrnee here Friday night as llie MeAlester Buffaloes squeaked hv the lloliienvilli has uon in an overtime the lat'-sl being their 41-38 win Frl-dev night over the Prairie Valiev Rim-bird wlm are defending IJtile River ronfi-reiw girls playoff I a over the We-lumka Chieftains here Frl a night 40 to 6 Cudahy scored three touchdowns and added a two point conversion Morgan also pushed across three touchdown ran over two ronversions and LSU Blonki Tulane batov arj- Sophomore fullbm-k Dun Kchwijt scored one louchikiwn aiul end Doug Moreau kicked two field goals Saturday to lead UmiisI-mm State la an easy 20-0 vie- New Lima And Vamoosa Split Pair NEW IIM Vamoosa and New IJma basketball team sen-son Un-Ih The lone Wetumka Chieftain tory over arch-rival Tulane ilrclli vision champs This was the a' second tli lory in several sea-gioni in-rtti for the Sasakwa lriie fLiirr ICMrR In th hoys ynme th Sasa- after Itufriilo quarterback Bob kw3 vikings had little dirrinil-f touchdown came In the third my iiwl the game wllh scoring C3-48 win oer the 9urter on an eight-yard run by touchdown run from tli Wolvrr-ipi-Miciii Valley hoys quintet ine one Ihddenvil scored la sieve liar Jo with Mlnteand the first on Eddie Cook eight- frene Streetnian with 17 were yard run The run for the two- the Viking pact- setters Me- poinier hy the Widverima failed Cloud IosmoI in 12 point Phil for the Chieftains on the Holdenville scored in Id plays! St nil mini nn-l Sim-o 2 each I In the air Talihina the first time they receivnl the Warrior 7 and Harris 4 roinplrtrd three of five passes Tire Varnum Whip-prt buys iMdHluill Imnt brnl buck a di-lermiiiif I Ph-a a I (rove ('iinii'l quiniel In-rr Friday nlglil in win IJHIe l(ivr mmlesl 3711 Ihi-ir find vie Inrv in lliree Marts Ibis sen-son Tin- game was lighl all Ibc way and never mure than (uur points separated the two teams until the final tww minute of play With three minutes lu go the score was tied 27-all Pleasant Drove girls took their gam with th Varnum girl Whippets 45 to 41 This also was a lightly ployed contest with the girt Comets going info a delay came in the Inst part of the third to IhjIiI their lead Knndra (tirl-tophcr id Vanium took sewing hours wllh 23 points Nancy Sutton with II and Donna Kane 7 comidrteil Vanillin scoring Sue Martin was om fur -a sunt Drove and 0iJmn "wieiton Edward a I lLrr Vm llardi-mann: Vamoosa Mos-Siartlng guards wi rc Var-1 jj i ridden and lackev nunt-Drikkill Warrrnburg Da- lm nu Mfctw vis Pleasant Drove Fisk-o plt a Lil'le Riter ismlermee twiatull here Friduy iiIkIiI with the New limn Falconctlcs taking the girl isnitest 50 27 and the Vamoosa Cliii-Kain downing the New lima Falcons 7-31 in the boy game It wa the third straight win for earh tain In league duy Ihi Vamoosa were playing without the servlrea of one of their key forwards linda RunncII who was out lu-rause of a knee injury Kathy N'uh with 23 points nnd with 22 mc(i the Folennetle' win Sliaron llardi-mann added 10 and Tresha Smith the oilier four points Kay llarrlNon was tup for the niieftninette with 21 and Bui-relt with five ami Robertson Mil completed the Msiring Starting L'liard were: New The first half of the boys (ary Vickers took game sear- for 34 yards and Wetumka Ing honors for with 23Complctcd one of nine fur 30 points Other Prairie Valley 'yards and lost one to Talihina ball mon-hing 52 yards In contrast to their pm inn meet in: with MeAlester which th Buffaloes won 480 the Wolverines lljr MMKIM HIIM Il IIXCOIN Ni ITI) bramu Murium iwM Um Oklahoma Kounrr 20-20 Snlunluy lu Mil down Ilii'ir first Big Kight till line lew nm trip to Miurni's Grange Howl on New YW day Th pluyin- la for a rrowd of 3041a mostly partisan fan led late In lire yam liefun liivint up two quick louclulownN to Um never pive-up Sooner Pur Nebraska it vm ilie ninth vk'tory in 10 game aiul the ov enlh without defeut in the liiit Eight The derrat in aiidilion to dcthruninR Oklahoma snapiml IS game Sooner winning streak in the league -Nebraska took a 3-0 lead in the opening period on a 27-yard field goal by halfback Dave Theiaen atretehed the margin scorers included Dickie Sunt- JAYCEE 4 Turkey Shoot SUNDAY November 24th 12 -NOON BOTH Trap and Target Shooting changed their tactic front an I mers 4 and Charlie llarjo Tlm-nllnul aerial attack to more mas Rear Viek Underwood ground play The tonehdown' Deraid Newell and Frank Comarch was an tli ground und kt-r with 2 each and Robert was spearheaded by quarteil Hudson with 1 hark Mike Stripling's 43 yard In the girls game Prairie In the regular season a ej Valley i-ame from behind in the played at MeAlester the fourth to tie up the game 38-verine passed 49 time as com-1 all Then Sasakwa won it in the pared to 28 in Friday night's overtime Athiila Edward of on an interception Talihina lost the ball four times on fumbles and Wetumka lost It onre Wetumka was penalized four times for a total of 30 yards and the Tigers had three penalties totaling 15 yards Wetumka punted six times for a 33-yard average hut Talihina use a single punt The Chieftains went Into the playoff series as champions of District 15-C game was close hut Vamoosa opened with a strong offensive in the Inst half and widened their lend Mike Mullins with 10 1 gam la-mmings Hall In th hoys game Walter Coker of PD was tops with 12 point Other Comet scorer were Wuync llall 8 Boll Napoleon Kenneth Howard 2 Bonnie Talton and Ricky Howard I Hubert Bowman paced the Whippets with his II points und Ruben Brower with 13 wen- the Vamoosa hieftaln top pnintmakers Other Vamoosa scoring Carpenter 8 Ini mlngs Hudson 4 Freeman Talks Set Today On New Date For OSU-K State Tilt Itontdd Dye added 8 Amus iind Rnunsuville 3 each Henley Jim ligon 0 umI Tony Ca- and Merrell 2 each Score hy MeAlester 0 0 8 Holdenville 6 0 0 GAME STATISTICS First down Yard rushing Yards Passing Passes attempted Passes completed Passe Intercepted hy Fumbles losing ball Yards penalized Puntd average 2-38 In IU 0 licnding in tlw final quarter and tliun gut seven more jxiinlt when senior quarterback la-anls ilurnlg Masted over (nun inches away Nebraska went ahead by Ming her iiiia-lubiwn after halfback Kent Metloughan smashed over from the two yard line to cap a 19 yard drive It was set up when 1'belsen idekiNj off a Soun-r pass on the 47 and returned it to the 12 wllh a little more than seven minutes left MrClotigliun intrrrcpted another ias minutes later and ran It buck to the Oklohuina 20 to m4 up tli final Nebraska score Afler Willie floss drove to the one sniilmmore quarterback Fred Duda spun Into the end nine Tlwrr were less than sis minutes remaining hut Oklahoma took to the air and moved the ball to the Nebraska 27 from where Wes Skidgel went over Skidgel also scored several minutes later on 25-yard pass from Tommy I'annell after Nebraska fumbled on its own 25 The serond Nebraska toucMIown came on a one-yard smash by fullback Hudy Johnson The first Oklahoma score enme on a 22-yard pass from iton Fletcher to Juhn Flinn Oklahoma now has a record of 7 wins and 2 losses At one point the fans flung hundreds of oranges forcing a short delay Before the clock had completely rua out hundred of fans pulled down the posts There was a minute of silence observed before the opening kickoff in respect to I'resident Kennedy's death Nebraska 3 0 7 Oklahoma 0 0 0 Scoring: FO Theisen 27 Johnson 1 run (Theisen kick) Claridge 1 run (Theisen kick I Flinn 22 pass from fletrhcr (Jarman kick! McCoughan 2 run (kick failed) Duda 1 run (kick failed) Skidgel 27 run (Jarman kick) Skidgel 2S-pass from Panned (pass failed) Attendance: 38485 Prairie Valley sank 24 points to take scoring honors Mary Ellis nddil 9 and Phyllis Whiltern 5 to complete the scoring Derth-ia Barkus was tops with 17 followed hy Sarah 14 Barkus with 13 and Garfield 189 with 11 161 1 Prairie Valley teams now 28' have a 1-1 conference record 14 1 while Sasakwa boys hava a 3-0 I and Sasakwa girls 2-1 record in I I league play Scoring by 2-25 Girls Sasakwa 11 7 12 8 Prairie Valley 10 6 9 13 Boys Sasakwa 15 15 14 21-83 Prairie Valley 7 12 11 Basketball Officials To Meet Monday Night All basketball officials In' Feminole county are Invited to attend a meeting Monday night to discuss the new basketball rules Gerald Kistler a spokesman for the group announced Saturday The meeting will be at 7 In cafe dining room Proceeds Ge Teward SEMINOLE JUNIOR MISS Scholarship Fund and Other Joyce Activities gle 3 Scoring by Girl Pleasant Grove 14 16 12 Varnum 14 12 11 Field goals: PG iS Varnum 17 free throws: PO 9 Varnum 7 Buys Varnum 6 10 6 Pleasant Drove 4 12 5 The Varnum girts now have Thomas Moon was the high rarer for New IJma Falcons with 9 ami Phil lnsiurd was runnerup with 6 Other scorer includiil Ivory Overstreet 4 Frankie Brinxfield 4 and Denver Malone Victor Jackson Glenn Shelton and Henry Strcnt-er 2 each Unc scores: Girl Game- New IJma 14 14 15 Three Big Eight Tilis Are Called Off Light from the planet Jupiter often is bright enough to east! a shadow according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica I 1 one win and two losses in cun-'amuoa 4 9 9 COME ON OUT JOIN THE FUN! FREE COFFEE I ference play while Flea a Grove lassies are 0-2 Varnum boys are 1-2 in league play and Pleasant Grove Comets are 1-1 USSR Beats Canadians Field goals New IJma 26 Vamuosa 10 free New Lima 7 of 14 Vamuosa 7 of 13 Boys Vamoosa 12 10 17 Xcw IJma 10 8 3 Field goals 19 New Lima 11: free throws Va-moona 19 of 30 New Lima 9 of 18 Three football games Involv-Ing Big Eight teams were called off Saturday because of President death The traditional Kansas-Missou-iy the Moscow Spartak team ri content which was set for Friday It was the Bulldogs' MOSCOW (UPI) The Wind-or Bulldogs touring lee hockey team were beaten LOANS $10000 $150000 ON ANT OOOB SKUMTY Seminole Invest Co S04 8 Osh BM IV 9-8848 Football Resulfs North OnHwy99 STILLWATEK Plant for rescheduling the cancelled Oklahoma State- Kansas State football game will be discussed Sunday by OSU athletic director Henry Iba and II (BcbeJ Lee of K-State Iba said Saturday he hoped an agreement could be reached but did not feel a good solution could come from bail judgment the moment only one date appears acceptable lor the game to be played if it's played at all and Dec 7" Iba said Iba said that among the things which are to be discussed at Sunday's meeting is the recruiting schedule of the roaches involved Any plana agreed upon by the two schools would have to be approved by Uk Big Eight Conference iba said Iba also announced that Monday's game between freshmen footballers from OSU nnd the University of Oklahoma will he played as scheduled This means the Boomer-Colt game will kick off at 2 pm Monday In Stillwater's Lewis Field By United Press International fifth loss of their Russian tour Gene North Says Mineral Bowl May Draw Small Crowd EXCELSIOR SPRINGS Mo (UPI) The 15th annual Mineral Water Bowl clash between Northern Illinois and Southwest Missouri State may draw fewer fans than expected because of the postponement of the Kansas-Missouri football game Mineral Water officials predicted a record of 10000 because theirs was the only game scheduled in the area Nov 30 But after President Kennedy's assassination the Kansas -Missouri game scheduled yesterday was postponed until next College Football Results Tennessee 19 Kentucky 0 Arkansas 27 Texas Tech 20 Vanderbilt 31 Go Wash 0 Auburn 21 Florida State IS Louisiana State 20 Tulane 0 Nebraska 29 Oklahoma 20 NCnr St 42 Wake Forest 0 Oklahoma High School Class AA Enid 32 Oklahoma City Grant 7 Lawton 38 Duncan 6 Class A Stillwater 21 Perry 12 -MeAlester 8 Holdenville 0 Clare mo re 30 Muskogee Manual 6 Class Weatherford 6 Waynoka (Weatherford advances on penetrations) Idabel Washington 6 Hartshorn 6 (Idabel Washington advances on penetrations) Jenks 15 Dewey 7 Marlow 42 Hobart 8 Wagoner 38 Okmulgee Dunbar 6 Lindsay 33 Healdton 0 Drumright 18 Dunjee 12 Grove 12 Muldrow 0 Class Beaver 15 Texhoma 14 MOON'S MINNOWS (Formerly JAKE MYERS NOW LOCATED I ML Wt Spartans Area Cage Slate TUESDAY NIGHT (All Doubleheadersl Varnum at Strother 7 Sasakwa at Pleasant Grove 7 Sasakwa at Pleasant Grove 7 New IJma at I'rairle Valley 7 Vunmosa at Asher 7 FRIDAY NIGHT (All Doubleheaders) Prairie Valley at Bearden 7 Lawrence Kan yesterday will be played next Saturday November 30 Two oilier games on tap for yesterday Kansas State at Oklahoma State and Colorado at Air Force Academy called off but may he played later Colorado and Air Force officials are to meet Monday to decide if their game ran be made up The Oklahoma State-Kansas State contest cannot be played next Saturday because that is when Oklahoma State is to meet Oklahoma in the season finale It may be Dec 7 before a make-up game can be played Gov Henry Bellmon made the announcement that the Oklahoma State game would be cancelled He said he liad reached the decision in consultation with OSU President Oliver Will-ham and Kansas Gov John Anderson OSU Athletic Director Henry Iba said the game would-be rescheduled if possible In Lincoln Friday night Uni versity of Nebraska regents an nounced the Oklahoma Nebraska game would be played after-a lengthy conference with representatives of both schools The Nebraska regents issued this statement: board of regents of the University of Nebraska deeply sorrowful about the death of President Kennedy believes that the people of Nebraska wish to have the Nebraska -Oklahoma game played as scheduled This will be done" TRAVEL PAC ASS CRAPPIE MINNOW Spvclnl Sn mi biiml Mooreland 22 Garber 0 Temple 26 Carnegie 6 Talihina 4 Wetumka 6 Union 6 Afton-Wakita 30 Prins 0 Tipton 14 Thomas 8 Make the Monthly Payment Slice a Little Smaller WINTERPROOF YOUR HOME KKDETJS Cut Your Fuel Costs by Replacing Those Drafty Doors and Windows Nowl See Rogers Lumber Co Now For The Best Quality and Price Full Self Prehung Aluminum Storm 2r DOORS 1 All Self Storing Aluminum Storm Windows But What Makes Man Tick? 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