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Volume 79 Issue 10 Southwestern Oklahoma State University 11-9-1988 Volume 79 Issue 10 Southwestern Oklahoma State University Follow this and additional works at: https://dc.swosu.edu/the_southwestern Recommended Citation Southwestern Oklahoma State University, "Volume 79 Issue 10" (1988). The Southwestern. 766. https://dc.swosu.edu/the_southwestern/766 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at SWOSU Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Southwestern by an authorized administrator of SWOSU Digital Commons. An ADA compliant document is available upon request. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE SOUTHWESTERN VOL. 79 Weatherford, Oklahoma 73096 Wednesday, November 9 , 1988 NO. 10 Bulldogs break 2-game losing streak, beat Langston 9-0 By ALLYSON REYNOLDS the ball to the 19, but holding and quarter. The longest drive of the quarter ing into the game, held the Lions (Editor) delay of game calls put the Southwestern defensive end began at the Southwestern 40. On to only 51 total yards. Fourteen of LANGSTON--South we stern Bulldogs back at the 35. Quarter­ John McCoy’s interception of a a fourth and one at their own 49, those were rushing. managed to come out on top of back Todd Hudson, subbing for Tyrone Bowen pass gave the the Bulldogs decided to go for it, Langston’s defense, which was what was an extremely defensive kicker Jim George, was forced to Bulldogs the ball on the LU 43. but changed their minds when ranked fourth in the nation, allow­ battle with the Langston Lions attempt a 49-yard field goal, but it But a Tim Stroud fumble, which they were penalized five yards for ed the Bulldogs 165 yards, 147 of Saturday, winning the game 9-0. was no good. George was injured was recovered by Langston’s delay of game. The Bulldogs were which were rushing. The first two quarters were earlier in the series while perfor­ Mark Wingo, put a swift end to able to keep the ball, however, Sophomore Mark Williams, in' scoreless for both teams, in spite ming his duties as an offensive the Bulldog possession. when Langston was called for for the usual starting tailback of Southwestern's excellent field guard. A Langston fumble midway roughing-the-punter. A series of James Hicks, led the Bulldogs in position throughout the first half. Due to the fact that South­ through the third quarter was Williams and Stroud runs set up a rushing with 70 yards on 32 car­ Southwestern did, however, con­ western kept control of the ball recovered by A.J. Johnson, and third and goal at Langston’s ries. Stroud, who scored the lone trol the ball for most of the game. throughout the majority of the the Bulldogs had the ball back at three. But a Williams fumble on touchdown, had 53 yards on 18 After controlling the ball for first quarter, Langston only had Langston's 20. Three Stroud runs the four was recovered for the carries. five minutes before having to four plays in the first quarter. put the Bulldogs all the way up to Lions by Odell Gunther. Langston now falls to 2-6 for the punt, Southwestern gave the ball Langston once again gave the 7. Two plays later, Helton and season while Southwestern moves to Langston, who took over on Southwestern excellent field posi­ Southwestern tailback Mark McCoy sacked Bowens in the end up to 5-4. their own 37. It took Langston five tion early in the second quarter, Williams gave the Bulldogs zone, and the Bulldogs went Southwestern will end the plays to lose two yards, and they when Marvin Brown punted only another three yards before Stroud ahead, 9-0. season at home on Saturday also were forced to punt. Punter 11 yards to give Southwestern the scored his fifth touchdown of the Southwestern took advantage against the Northwestern Marvin Brown lost eight yards on ball on the LU 31. Unfortunately, season on a four-yard run. With of the free kick to run off all but Rangers, long-time OIC rivals of a bad punt snap, and the Bulldogs tailback Mark Williams was 6:33 left in the third quarter, Jim the final two minutes of the game. the Bulldogs. Northwestern lost received excellent field position at unable to move more than a few George kicked the extra point, McCoy was named District 9 to Northeastern this weekend, Langston's 31. Holding and delay yards, and Hudson was forced to and the Bulldogs went ahead, 7-0. and OIC Defensive Player of the 28-7, making them 4-5 for the of game penalties set South­ attempt another field goal. The It was the first time Southwestern Week for his efforts. season. Southwestern already is western back 14 yards, but a pass 42-yard attempt was no good. had scored since the East Central Southwestern's defense, which assured of it’s best season under interference call against the Lions Langston's futile attempts at a game. was ranked 10th in the nation go­ third-year Paul Sharp. put the Bulldogs back in a 1 st­ first down ended in a punt, and The fourth quarter was much and- 10 situation, with good field Southwestern, although unable to like the other three in that there position. score, once again controlled tfie were very few minutes that the Southwestern was able to move ball for the majority of the Bulldogs didn't have the ball. "The Nerd" opens this week By BECKY RAY ept, hopelessly stupid “ Nerd” Nerd” are Bennie Williams as (Staff Writer) who outstays his welcome. This Willum Cubbert, the architect; On Nov. 10-12, the second play “ Nerd" completely disrupts his Valerie Camilli as Tansy McGin- of the 1988-89 school year will be life, especially his business life, nus, the girlfriend; and Mitch in production on the South­ by making a fool out of the man he Fuller as Axel, the best friend. western Oklahoma State Universi­ is doing business with and “ im­ Other cast members are Mark A. ty campus in Weatherford. “ The proving" his drawings. To be rid Conley as Warnock Walgrave, Nerd" is written by Larry Shue, of this "Nerd", the architect and Katherine Waldon as Clelia the author of last years' produc­ his girlfriend, along with his best Waldgrave, Cory Sauer as Thor tion, "The Foreigner.” “ The friend, decide to work up an Waldgrave, and Dan Heath as Nerd" has just closed its second elaborate scheme to make him Rick Steadman, the nerd. run on Broadway. feel uncomfortable and out of Action in this play centers place so he will leave. Jack Shaw, “ The Nerd" begins at 7:30 in around the dilemma of a young director of this play stated that the Fine Arts Center on the architect whose life was saved this is a production for the entire Weatherford campus. General ad­ during the war by a man he has family, but that parental guidance mission is $3, High School never met. When this man finally is suggested due to language and students get in for $1.50, and comes into the architect’s life, he the subject matter of some jokes. Southwestern students and facul­ turns out to be an incredibly in­ Members of the cast of “ The ty get in free with I.D. Jerry Purintun, President and CEO of Weatherford’s United Community Bank, will be the speaker for the first in a series of lectures during the Phi Beta Lambda Seminar. Purintun will speak Monday, Nov. 14, at 3:00 p.m. in Room 102 of the Math and Business Building. DA WN WELSCH, a Sharon senior and SWOSU Rodeo Queen, com­ peted this last weekend in the Miss Rodeo Oklahoma Contest at the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie. Students interested in trying out for cheerleading for the spring semester may attend an informational meeting that will be held Nov. 16, at 5 p.m. in H101. A tentative date for tryouts has been set for Sat. Nov. 19, at 10 a.m. Further information will be announced later. Those wanting more information should contact Dr. Williams at ext. 5226. Southwestern Oklahoma State University The Southwestern 100 Campus Drive Weatherford, OK 73096 THE BIOLOG Y CLUB Hill be sponsoring a plant sale on Wednesday, Nov. 16, in the Student Center lob­ by. It will run from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. The cost of the plants is anywhere from 25 C to $15. Plant sizes range from very small to very large. They will have Norfolk Pines masquerading as Christmas trees, as well as what Dr. Bill Seibert described as other junk. Proceeds will go to benefit the Biology Club. Page 2-THE SOUTHWESTERN, Nov, 9. 1988 Group Review by Jerry Hayes, Staff Writer VIXEN best songs are written by so­ many won’t like the first time they ments. first, and it is. Breaking in an If you're a guy, you’re going to meone else. All male written and I hear it. Many times while listen­ I hope the band members are original style seems an im­ love this tape brought out by one must say that I would write a song ing to it I thought I would take it good fry-cooks, because they possibility these days so settling of the best looking female groups or two for them myself if given a back to—oops, I almost advertis­ won’t make it in this business. for average music may be the to come out in a long time. If by chance. ed! Anyway, I thought I'd take it Now before everyone takes this curse we live with.
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