Oklahoma Christian University - Aerie Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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OCC Beats JBU Eagles 82-79 The OCC Eagles came from behind to beat the JBU Eagles 82-79. Larry Rehl drove the base .line and made a basket to put the OCC team ahead by one. John Brown then called a time out with two seconds left to play. When play resumed, John Brown threw the ball the length of the court only to have it intercepted by Benny Price who was immediately fouled. He sank the free throws after time had run out. High scorers for OCC were: J. D. Moomaw with 20, David Smith 19, Benny Price 13, and Rick Harlke with 12. 188 Ms- A The referee's call is disheartening in any game, but especially if it's nip and tuck for a homecoming victory. Eagles Nippecl by Haymakers 60-59 The Eagles opened their 1966-67 season with a homecoming bout against Phillips University. Play was relatively slow with a 7-7 score after eight minutes of play. Then the Eagles moved ahead to maintain a lead until the half. From the locker room, the Haymakers made gradual progress to tie the game with 13 minutes remaining. The Haymakers over- came a half-time deficit to defeat the Eagles on a basket by Doylee Newsom of Enid. Benny Price hit a 15 foot jump shot with 7 seconds left to bring the Eagles within one point. Eagles Smith and Moomaw struggle for the ball with one of JBU's cages. 13 if Cager-Benny Price hustles for a re bound off JBU's backboard. 1 E1 Msn hml lui Ummm fniw any lespliilvg liiih D. Relgai Q x 'V . ,Wi ,,, 'Jr ff' If M A W,,.,. 1 . , V ' ww' , , . - MX - I x I. JZ, 1 4 U fy . ...a0w..- 'M'

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.1 :Q sims .1 -Q N.:-an ll?-U 5-'ur 'Wet 'Hill' rui- ul! sur' 8. r- 1'-If ' 1 Eagles Romp by Bethany 106-70 The Eagles, led by David Smith, had five players who scored in double fig- ures as OCC passed the century mark for the first time of the 66-67 season. Smith scored 20, Benny Price 18, John Porter 15, James Bridges 12, and J. D. Moomaw 10. Bethany, a fellow inde- pendent team, became the Eagles fourth victim with a final score of 106- 70. Jim Dimick led Bethany with 26. Eagles Topple Tabor 104-74 The Eagles scored in the triple figures for the second time during the season as they rolled over Tabor University 104 to 74. The Eagles led by J. D. M00- maw and David Smith with 26 and 25 p0iI'lfS respectively. The Eagles took an early lead allowing Coach Davis to use all of his payers. T8l90l S RUN Reiger gunned 37 points.