The Perldns Journal Thursday, April 12, 1984 -- PAGE 6
pete against up-
off the seasonperclassmen, P-T could
[meets only come up with one
Tuesday at pl cer. David Cypert
and Friday at received a bronze medal
Ps. team consists ot
David
and six
Nick Taylor,
Cory
Lloyd Evans,
and John
in shot put with a
throw of 41'1".
The two freshmen
that didn't have to com-
pete against high school
athletes, Taylor and
Hodges, placed first and
fourth, respectively, in
the discus. Taylor won it
with a toss of 97'.
ut
medalists.
Tabor won the 220 yd.
dash with a clocking of
27.2 seconds. He won a
silver in the 100 yd. dash
with a time of 11.8
seconds. He also placed
fifth in the discus.
Evans had two third
place finishes in the 440
and the 880. His time in
the quarter was 1. 2 and
his half mile clocking
was 2:26.
Cypert again placed
1:00.
"We don't have very
many guys out this year
and the freshmen are
having to compete
against older guys,"
said coach Chris
Fischer. 'TVe aren't very
competitive right now
but we've had some en-
couraging signs. We
placed third or fourth in
the junior high division
at Fairfax."
The Demons' next
FCA Feature
in
• ii I II I I mid
The Perkin Tryon FFA Judging team won first
plaee in the state wide Meats contest during the an-
nual Murray State College FFA Field Day at Tlshom-
ingo. Members of the team with their trophy are
Bryan Kucko, Scott Irwin and Guy Gill.
'Angels' Perkins' Fast Pitch
By Stephen Crotts
..... The older I get the more
meaningful it becomes.
Easter.
When I was young_,
Easter promised so
much. School out. New
clothes. Excitement in
the air. Springtime. The
Easter Bunnyl
But for years Easter
was a great promise that
never seemed to live up
to expectations. Sort of
The Demons failed to
ben ons held put the bat on the ball
the Ist inning and the score remained
pitching of tied after 2 innings.
struck The Tornadoes then
during took advantage of 2
theconsis- Demon errors and
head coach job," "She
shouldn't have died of
cancer;" "I should be in
the starting line-up--it's
not fairt "When I look at
the cross I know that
wasn fair either. It was
an ugly place because
there God saw us at our
worst, but it was also a
beautiful place because
there I see God at His
best.
And the tomb. All this
like a big chocolate for me? Is there no end,
Easter egg you bit into no depth God will not go
and found disappoin- to save my soul?
tingly hollow. And then there's the
Yet I kept on belier- risen Lord. In his resur-
ing. And I kept on faction Jesus proved
living, there is no power, no sin,
And the older I get no hatred, nothing more
the more meaningful powerful than God. His
Easter becomes, love is the most endur-
For instance, I start ing force in the universe.
so many projects I never Easter says so.
's meet, At Fairfax, Friday, third in the shot put meet will be at Hominy Softball Team Readying
thinclads the freshmen got to see with a heave of 42'8". this Friday in a meet For Action quite finish. Yet what And something else:
too well. how they could do Meyers placed fifth in that both the girls and The town of Perkins has TheAmgels, anindepen- God started at Godshares. Hedoesn't
two of the against their own class the 440 in high school boys will be competing, an independent girls fast dent team, is provided Christmas he finished at keep it all for Himself.
ing to corn- and they had several division with a time of
pitch softballteamofages equipment, uniforms, and Easter. Birth to death, What's His is mine.
P-T Attends ranging from 15 to 12 fee requirements with Christ completed the Jesus says, "I am the
loG ;j tpenc yearsold. Orgazfizedlast donations made by local J°b."It'isfinished'"he resurrection and the life;
Music Contest year because of high in- merchants who show their shouted from the crose,
he who believes in me,
terest expressed by the support and pride for the And what of all that though he die, yet shall
girls and their parents, team. To demonstrate he's begun in me that's he live. " {John 11:25). In
ITIrl Several Perkins Louis Springer, DubVen- that it takes a team of only haff-finished? !'I am a world of poliution and
students participated in tris, and Jerry Shipley greater determination to sure that he who began handguns and dead
ins-Tryon perfectly executed they needed. The the Oklahoma Music have taken the challenge, defeat them, the Angels a good work in you will friends, I can know
eban team sacrifice bunt. At the Demons then stepped Teachers Association Perkins Angels, asthey last year walked away bring it to comple- Jesus' llfe is in me by
L wins over end of the first inningup to the plate and had District contest in call themselves, havewith tournament trophies tion.., "(Philipians 1:6). faith.
Perry the the Demons were on top five base hits and scored Stillwater on Saturday, become a very competitive and high ratings. Any girl Easter says so. Easter says so.
re had earned 2-0. five runs in the bottom March 31. Students of team in fast pitch softball, of ages 15 and under, and Another thing. So, Yes, the older I get the
DiannRuddperforming The team received stiff is interested in playing is much of life isn 't fair. "I [more meaningful it
by the Tulsa The Demon lead of the fifth to take a 9-4 were Keri Brown, competiton from otherinvited to join the Perkins should have got the becomes. .,
being 4th in didn't hold up long as lead.
took a close Drumright stunned the The game wasn't overAngela Moorman, teams located in Angels.
from the Demons with 2 base hitsthough as the Tor- Missy Chitwood, and Stillwater, Tulsa, Guthrie, Members of the Angels
Tornadoes that scored i run apiece nadoes battled back and Jennifer Gibson. Keri and other surroundingare: Sandy Voorhees,
It Thursday tying the game at 2-2, gave the Demons a scare andMiseyreceivedase- communities last year. Angel Ventris, Andi
Bayhylle, Jana Harp,
l- by the scored 2 more runs to
aIield. When take a 2 point lead. But
stepped up then the Demons struck
Bobby back and scored 2 runs
them started of their own to again tie
hit and the game at 4-4.
brought The fifth inning was
another base all Demons as Bobby
OOver brought Buck struck out 3 bat-
with a ters and the Demons
had found the spark
eading
as they scored 4 runs in
the sixth to pull within
1 run of the Demons
with the score being 8-9.
The Demons then held
their composure and
held off the battling Tor-
nadoes and won the
game 9-8.
Bobby Buck walked
away with the win and
extended his record to
6-2.
Box Scores
Drumright:
0220040-8
P-T: 2 0 2 0 5 0 - -9
didptes will be scheduled
to discuss rules, regula-
tions and expenses.
A is scheduled
for this dates of April
23-26 from 3:45-4:45 led
by the senior
cheerleaders. Tryouts
will be Monday, April 30
at 4:00 p.m. A panel of
three judges with exper-
tise in various aspects of
cheerleading will judge
the candidates.
If you have any ques-
tions concerning tryouts
please ask Mrs. Kinder.
cond rating. Angela and
Jennifer received a I and
will participate in the
State competition on
April 28 at Central State
University.
Also Meryl Elwood,
student of Gayla Foster
received a 1, Andy
McPherson, student of
Jan Curnutt also receiv-
edal.
Jr. 4-H
The Perkins 4-H Club
had their monthly
meeting on April 2. Our
program was on leader-
ship and talks were given
by Denise Hancock, Tara
Harp, and Ty Dickson.
Reports were given by
those who went to the
Oklahoma City Livestock
Show.
The coming events are
the Appropriate Clothing
Contest at the
Fairgrounds April 23 at
6:30, and the Dress Revue
on April 30 at the Sheerar
Cultural Center at 7:00. If
you have any questions
about the coming events
call Debbie Flynn or Freda
Pierce.
Fast pitch, unlike slow
pitch, allows team
members to slide into the
base, bunt, steal to other
bases, and requires the use
of safety helmets.
Cathy Murlin, April
Shipley, Connie Rose,
Tonya Gill, Berry Brown,
Debrina Gaches, and
Tammy Deer.
Join
last 1ooi(
the 1984
in
( 6)
The P-T nine split a
doubleheader with the
Luther Lions, there last
Friday night. The
Demons won the first
game 13-4 but fell apart
in the second game,
committing 14 errors,
and lost
In the first game the
Demons jumped out on
top early scoring 3 runs
in the first and 2 runs in
the second. The Demon
offense then held tough
and didn't allow a run in
either of the first 2
innings.
The Lions scored 3 of
their 4 runs in the third
inning and then held the
Demons to only 1 run
making the score 6-3.
The Demons then
rallied and scored 3 runs
in the fourth and 4 runs
in the fifth to take a 13-3
lead. Attempts by the
Lions to make a fifth in-
ning comeback failed as
the Demons held the
Lions to only 1 run and
came away with the win
13-11.
Box Score
P-T 3 2 1 3 4-13
Luther 0 0 3 0 1-4
The Demons fell apart
in the second game and
committed 14 errors
which allowed Luther to
score six runs. The
Demons then added to
their 14 errors as they
failed to put the bat on
the ball and had no hits
compared to the Lions 4.
The Demons started
off fairly well in the first
inning, not allowing
Luther to score but they
also failed score.
The second inning was
a crucial inning as the
Demons committed 6 of
their 14 errors and
allowed 4 runs, to put
Luther on top 4-0.
The Lions then went
on to score 1 run in the
3rd and. 1 run in the
fourth to make the score
6-0. Attempts to come
back by the Demons fail-
ed as Luther shut down
the Demons and went on
to win the game 6-0.
Box Scores
P-T 0000O-0
Luther 0 4 i i - -6
it is time
girls who
school
cheerleaders.
to all
in the
grades who
attend P-T
The
must be in
standing
a 2.5 grade
splits
and a pompom routine.
Areas such as school
spirit, academic
qualities, leadership
qualities and the ability
to get along with others
will also be considered
by the judges.
Each aDvlicant must
have a required physical
on file before trying out.
Teacher rating forms,
signed cheerleading ap-
plication and parent per-
mission forms must also
be included. A meeting
for all of can-
FARMER'S UNION
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Perkins, OK 547-2251
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219 S. Main
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PERKINS DRUG
"Full-Time Drug Depk"
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STEER INN FAMILY
RESTAURANTS
121 W. Thomas Perkins
547-5378
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PACKING COMPANY
Sue and Gary Crane and Frank Spillar~
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• 6 Miles South of Stillwatcr on Hwy. 177
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PATSY'S FLOWERS & CERAMICS
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C|MARRON VALLEY
CO-OPERATIVE, INC.
Dan Hubbard, Manager
247 S. Main
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547-2414
KEN SMITH FURNITURE
New and Used -- I00 N. Main -- 547-2109
Jr. and Morine Bi,stian, l iwilcrS
VASSAR COMPANY
Jack Vassar
207 N. Main
STRODE FUNERAL HOME
547-2 ! 00 372-5550
4 Comen Trading Po~t
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P.J.'s FLOWERS & GIFTS
Patty and Gerry Johnson 547-2763 147 N. Main
PAYNE COUNTY BANK
202 South Main Member FDIC
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PERKINS TAG AGENCY
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Downtown 547-2184
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HOME PHONE 918-374-2459
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WHISTLE STOP #I
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McDANIEL & SON HARDWARE
"A Good Hardware in a Good Town"
547-2472 111 S. Main
"Y" LIVESTOCK
AUCTION
"Sale Every Wednesday"
N.W. of Perkins
BAKER'S DRY GOODS
John Baker 547-2461 102 S. Main
PEPSI COLA COMPANY
Stillwater. Oklahoma
547-2030
J & J TIREREPAIR
FIATS FIXED -- $4.00
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