Duncan High School - Smoke Rings Yearbook (Duncan, OK)

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DHS BASEBALLERS WIN 5, LOSE 9 yb BP' 59 gh Ne 956' 1 RESUVTS X with xo 4 is . . lo 0 ov. mio To its ' ' N 0 Bill Pitts Viificwyao Tsoxxs 'lx Ax X-Uvllonp A 3 xgvflo 6 A Vxnasslshv '5 0 'c .... .... cgxgeno ,... .,..,,.. U1 Xa Royce Glrod einen' can- ' 1 5 Rye .... MTU' .. Emptrol. onto . 6 cetlmo AXREG. -' '. ......... - vtioriftonho REG. U , 5 cwckof: Losl 91 Orkiilm WOO fvl-We coach' The 1954 baseball season was highlighted by the brilliant pitching of Bill Richey and Russ Frye. Richey tossed a spectacular no-hitter against Lawton. The Demons were a very weak hitting team until the Regional Tournament at Chickasha. They faced an extremely tough team from Norman in the first round, but shelled five Norman pitchers from the mound as the Demons scored 11 runs. In the second game they met Chickasha and continued to hit the ball well, but were defeated in the 11th inning. Bill Richey Coach Harvey Griffin Gayno Shelton

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DHS GOLFERS SWEEP ALL STATE TITLES 1 State Champion Two-Man Team: Bill Dunn and Bob Richardson. State Champion Four-Man Team: Ronny Moore, Bud Babcock, Bob Richardson, Bill Dunn. 28 The 1954 edition of the golf team proved to be the strongest one in the history of golf in Duncan. Sweeping to their second consecu- tive Oklahoma State Championship, the Demons set new records at almost every turn. State individual champion, Bob Richardson, set a new 18-hole record of 70. Bill Dunn and Richardson won the state two-man title with almost record scores. The DHS four-man team set state rec- ords for 18 holes as they bettered their own record set last year. They also set a new 54- hole record, again bettering their old record by 23 strokes. The four-man team of Richardson, Dunn, Ronny Moore, and Bud Babcock finished the last three years of play unbeaten in a dual match or tournament. For the third consecutive year the Iinksmen won the Boomer Conference. At Fort Worth, the Demons won the four-man, two-man and came in second in the individual race. A X95 OL? e RESULTS G ww W 1 U x8 Du P-V Nigel ..... oo has P-rdrnote -- 0 T5 xowlolicii .... 0 ls Hedefl e -' ' 5 18 Nemo' I 0 X3 T-OWtonQ. .....- ,. 5 A El aenk, ....,,.. 9 wewo KOLA Q' we C,aso6Y X A NW: X956 5 'X ' T5 31' oukvxh-MENTN, 'wad NSW! 14 ' x 1?o'x N 2:06 'T-:St Ts AKXQTT T cog. S X51 Boome skate H rdson okld- Bob gxcho covplmeofx vfesiei' Gooch: