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Page 10 The Elk City News, Elk City, Oklahoma Friday, September 20, 2019 Elk City softball team prevails over Anadarko By Don Munsch, Editor tory came one day after Elk two RBIs, while her team- winning pitcher. The Oilerettes also won Canute’s baseball team Elk City’s fast-pitch soft- City lost 5-3 loss to Clinton. mate Danni Sottile went 3 Against Clinton, Elk City two games over Cordell dropped two games to Fort ball team beat Anadarko 5-3 In the Anadarko game, for 4 with one RBI. Mikah gave up four runs in the sixth on Monday: 14-6 and 13- Cobb-Broxton on Mon- on the road Tuesday to move Elkette Abby Jo Robbins Butler was | for 4 with a inning that allowed Clinton 0. In the first game, Mazie day: 8-4 and 6-3. In the first to take a 5-3 lead. For the Wagner drove in three runs, game, Colby Maddox, Kelln its record to 10-12. The vic- went 3 for 4 with a triple and tun batted in. Sottile was the Elkettes, Carsen Culver was while Erika Fazzalaro and Henderson and Wes Swaner 1 for 3 with two RBIs, and Riely Hartman each had two Elk City cross-country teams Hailey Buie was 2 for 3 with rebounded to win two games an RBI. RBIs. In the second game, the Oilerettes scored 12 in all had runs batted in. Canute the second inning. Fazzalaro on Tuesday: 11-1 over Gran- finish 13th, 14th at OBU In other fast-pitch action, Merritt beat Sayre 7-2 on and Mackinzie Waggon- ite and 4-2 over Calumet. In Tuesday, rallying to score ner each had three RBIs for the Granite game, Hender- six runs in the bottom of the Merritt, who is now 8-15. son threw a no-hitter, and By Don Munsch, Editor 45th with a 14:03.78, while of 20:01.47 and Lane Har- sixth to take the lead, Macie Waggonner hit a home run Elk City harriers compet- Caylin Burton was one spot grove was 109th with a time Steward was 1 for 3 with a in the second game. Swaner went 2 for 2 with ed in a cross-country invita- and one second behind her at of 20:30.00. Other finishers: three RBIs while Colt Ran- triple and two RBIs for the Canute lost 4-3 at home tional Saturday at Oklahoma 46 with a 14:04.78. Juanita Alex Waters, 116, 20:42.18; dall was 2 for 2 with two Baptist University, with boys Valadez finished 85th with Oilerettes. Jo Thomas, Al- Monday to Vici. Pitcher P Ethan Banks, 129, 20:59.12; RBIs and Dalton Williams lison Justus and Riely Hart- Strain took the loss. Brian- and girls teams finishing in a 15:10.15., while ECHS and Taylor Segler, 132, man each had an RBI for na Elliott, Kylee Smith and was 2 for 3 with two RBIs. the top 20 in their events. teammate Savannah Kauk 21:00.88. Merritt. Danni Dobbins was Taran Faylor each had RBIs Keenan Smith was | for 2 “It was a very tough meet,” came in 97th with 15:22.75. ECHS junior varsity boys’ the winning pitcher, striking for the Trojanettes, who are and two RBIs in the Calumet ECHS cross-country coach Other finishes: Page Lane, Jim Taylor said. “Several 146, 16:58.88; Brett Barnett, finishes in the 5k: out 12 batters. now 20-5 game, Canute is now 17-10. runners did personal best 152, 17:28.75; and Jocelyn Harrison Mayfield, 26, times. A couple got knocked Pranabdev, 176, 20:16.59. 20:26.00; Vivek Pranabdev, down and finished strong. On the boys side, ECHS 32, 20:47.88; Kevin Carmo- All in all, we ran good on a finished 14th in the 5k. na, 61, 21:47.72; Matthew very competitive day.” Mitchell Robinson finished Bales, 69, 21:58.00; Rylie In the girls division, ECHS 34th with a time of 18:28.00. Miller, 84, 22:18.56; and finished 13th overall in the Kye Keyes was 72nd with Blake Miller, 121, 23:27.72. 5th Annual 3200 meter run. For ECHS, a 19:23.50, Andrew Vala- Elk City finished seventh Brooklyn Howard finished dez was 92nd with a time overall. Merritt falls at Mooreland, BANQUET, & prepares for first home game AUCTION By Don Munsch, Editor didn’t, so that’s what the dif- the team will know how to respond. SEPT. 26, 2019 Merritt’s football team ference in the score was. We still needs to fine-tine some had opportunities to score.” “T think our kids will rise areas as the Oilers move on The Oilers had a pass to the occasion and work the third game of the season. picked off in the Bearcat 6:00 PM: hard this week in practice The Oilers lost 20-0 to end zone, and “that’s on us,” and we’ ll be ready for Hook- Mooreland last week, start- Richardson said. Other of- er,” he said. ing the season at 0-2. Today, fensive series were spoiled Hooker is a sound team Merritt plays its first home game of the year against by penalties and other mis- takes. with good athletes and is “very physical,” Richardson Elks ng w Elk City, OK Hooker, which won its first “We just gotta capitalize said. two games, beating Clayton on our opportunities when “Sometimes, they come last week, 53-7, and Booker, we get them,” he said. in with an unorthodox ap- 55-38. He thought his team’s de- proach on how to run the Merritt coach Barret Rich- fense improved in game two offense, with strange forma- ardson said his team didn’t from its first game of the tions that you don’t normal- execute well enough against year, although some players ly see,” he said, adding the Mooreland. missed assignments. Over- Bulldogs do those tactics to “Mooreland made us pay all, it was better from week throw off opponents and that for it,” Richardson said. one, he said. his players are prepared for “They’re more disciplined, Richardson said his team Hooker. and they’re just a better team knows it has its “hands “I expect those guys to critical upland wildlife habitat and keep Oklahoma than we are right now. They full” with Hooker coming come in and be a tough task did things right, and we to town, but he’s confident for us,” he said. one of the premier quail hunting states in the nation. The Habitat Organization Fishing Report Crappie fair on minnows On Facebook - Search nels, dam and main lake. For Tickets North Fork Quail Forever and tube jigs around docks This is the Southwest docks. Report submitted and rocks. Report submitted or pheasantsforeverevents.org/event/4088 Oklahoma fishing report by Brayden Hicks, game by Matt Farris, game war- this week from the Oklaho- warden stationed in Caddo den stationed in Jefferson $50 includes 1-Year Membership & Dinner - Spouse is $25 ma Department of Wildlife County. County. Conservation. Tom Steed: September Ellsworth: September 15. Elevation below normal, 17. Elevation normal, water 82. Blue and channel cat- North & South water 82 and murky. Crap- fish fair on cut bait and shad pie fair on minnows and around channels. Report Exhibit Halls submitted by David Smith, jigs around brush structure, docks and standing timber. game warden stationed in Will be Open! Blue and channel catfish Kiowa County. fair on cut bait, punch bait Waurika: September 14. and shad in the main lake Elevation normal, water and around points. Report mid-80s and murky. Blue submitted by Mike Carroll, and channel catfish good on game warden stationed in chicken liver and cut bait Comanche County. along channels and shore- Ft. Cobb: September 16. lines. Striped bass, striped Elevation normal, water 80s bass hybrids and white bass and clear. Crappie slow on fair on live bait, live shad jigs and minnows around and sassy shad along chan- Looking for extra income? sports? Want to attend school September 21 & 22,2019 activesand games? 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