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VOLUME 9, NUMBER 3 ORAL ROBERTS UNIVERSITY. TULSA, OKLAHOMA SEPTEMBER 21, 1973 'Cqthedrql'c
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Member FDIC 299-5041 Seplember 21, 1973, THE ORACLE-Poge 5 SPORT LIGHT lntrqmurqls rolling; booters tqke tourney by tom corr Many students on their way out to the parking lots or just out for a leisurely stroll on Saturday afternoon have taken notice of the football fields on the north section of the campus. If one has, then he's probably witnessed the dust flying while football teams are getting ready for that big first game. Unknown to a lot of people, basketball isn't the only thing that's going big{ime at ORU. Students are already finding that intra- murals are not just for wasting a few hours like back in high school. Why is it different? There are several reasons. First of all, Intramural Director, Mike Ash, is doing a superb job of organrz- phoîo by bob holl ing and is getting complete cooperation from the University ad- €¡imson Iide, second ploce pre-seoson fovoriles, Tide ¡oq¡ed lo o 40-ló viclory. Gory Mclntosh ond ministration. The program is learning from its past mistakes, and plon strotegy for their gome ogoinsl Covenonl. Ihe lorry Bosille eoch sco¡ed twice for the Tide. things are taking shape for great competition this school year. But you've probably noticed that already, by the fierce play that has been going on in flag football. It's great to see so many people takingPart' lntromurols bring shutouts, bruises * * * The soccer team successfully defended their Championship at St. John's Invitational Tournament in Winfield, Kans. last by tom norton pollings, turned on the steam and rison tallied twice for tlle victors. the Intramural football competi- shut out Shekinah by 30-0. Steve IXOYE (>ronounced ICH- weekend. tion for men began last week. Ogden scored two TD's for the THUS) and Rare Breed toiled The Titans stopped host team St. John's in the first round, 3-1, Monday's ex- Twelve contests were played, re- Few. Concluding on Wednesday to a 6-6 stalemate on goals by Dub Ambrose (2) and Erik Ulleberg. In the finale, the sulting in four ;hutouts, and an citement the King's Men squeezed with IXOYE "bringing home the Íuray of sore, battered, and by the Flock 8-7, in a defensive bacon" by penetration. booters breezed past Cloud County Community College, 7-3, as bruised players. struggle. Nika came from behind to tie Nigerian ace Udensi Oþara tallied 5 goals to spark the effort. On Monday, the Over-the-Hill Starting off strong and hoping (13-13) and prevail against New Jose Quirarte and Dub Ambrose also netted scores for the Titans Gang and the Blue Raiders bat- to fulfill their number one pre- Society by penetration. The third tled to a 13-13 deadlock. In over- season ranking, the Family and final contest of the afternoon against Cloud County. time, the Gang won by deter- dumped the Omegas 74-19, was a decisive triumph for the When asked to coûiment about the wins, center-halfback Rich mined penetration. These teams Tuesday. Dave R ansb ar ger Ligtr'thouse (21) versus Clay (0). Helsel said, "Iloth tearns tried to outmuscle us, but our superior were ranked fourth and re- scored enroute the Thursday, 133 (Ps for fifth five TD's to Ps passing and dribbling ability enabled us to score these two decisive spectively in pre-season polls. win. Psalms) scored two touchdowns The Crimson Tiders, number The Pavesi Boys, led by Bill in the second half to overcome victories." two pre-season favorites, roared Brinkman (2 TD's) and Harry Solid Rock by l4-7. Another The Titans travel to Kansas City, Mo. tomorrow to meet one year is to 40-16 victory over the Coven- Werner (2 TD's), demolished the familia¡ name from last of the nation's strongest squads, Rockhurst College. ant. Gary Maclntosh and Larry Neighborhood Children 44-0. In the Disciples, who were upset by Basille each scored twice for the another lopsided encounter Alli- the Watc.hmen, l3-7. Tim Reiter- Tide. The Chosen Few, predicted ance ran away with a 35-0 white- man-taltied twice for the Watch- number three in ths pre-season washing of the Monks. Tom Har- men. o F.ERBABB 0s MEN'S HAIRSTYLIST AND HAIR DESIGNER -.^. Offers the finest of tonsoriol services to men who volue their hoir, honds and fcce. v All work oerformed with scissor ond rozot by h¡ghly skillcd Europeon ttoined borbet s tvl ists. zs Pqrlor ffi c¡sToM & READY TO WEAR HAIR PIECES "8'I APPOINTMENT ONLY" t 743-6755 l-l ,.Lflitrt$, zzto E 6t GET
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