BY JOHN TRANCHINA, SPORTS EDITOR OKLAHOMA CITY – Sapulpa junior Raeni Tucker competed at the Class 5A girls tennis state tournament last weekend at the Oklahoma City Tennis Center, and while she didn’t earn a spot on the podium, she still had a strong showing and represented the Chieftains well. Tucker qualified for state after placing fourth […]
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BY JOHN TRANCHINA, SPORTS EDITOR PRYOR – The Sapulpa boys’ golf team competed at the Class 5A Northeast Regional on May 1 at the Pryor Creek Golf Course, as they attempted to qualify for the state tournament, but none managed to make it in. It was a bit of a disappointing showing for a young, mostly inexperienced
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Lose 1-0 heart-breaker to defending champion Titans Thursday BY JOHN TRANCHINA, SPORTS EDITOR EDMOND – The Sapulpa baseball team deserved a better fate. The Chieftains drew the toughest team in the Class 5A state tournament for their quarterfinal matchup Thursday and played an excellent game while going against one of the best pitchers in the state. Ultimately,
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BY DARREN SUMNER, HERALD PUBLISHER KELLYVILLE –– Creek County Speedway was able to run the Super Sis Racing Series Saturday evening on the quarter mile dirt track oval. Sean McClelland won the 20 lap Champ 305 Sprints feature race while Justin Foltz claimed the Dwarf Cars feature race. Other winners included local driver Ho Dean winning the
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BY CHARLES BETZLER, HERALD WRITER Before this latest health fad emerged, the term “detox” referred primarily to a medical procedure to remove dangerous levels of drugs, alcohol or poisons. Medical detoxification is usually done in hospitals or clinics. The specific treatment is dependent on the type and severity of the toxins and involves the use of
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BY JOHN TRANCHINA, SPORTS EDITOR OKLAHOMA CITY – The Class 2A state track and field meet was last Saturday at Western Heights High School and Mounds had one athlete on hand to compete. Junior Avi Tabora, who won the Regional title in the 300-meter hurdles and finished third in the 110-meter hurdles the week before, represented the
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By John Mark Young “I hope and pray that someone, sometime, will found a memorial mothers day commemorating her for the matchless service she renders to humanity in every field of life. She is entitled to it.” These are the endearing words which a woman remembered that her mother had long ago spoken at the
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BY CHARLES BETZLER, HERALD WRITER SAPULPA –– Lone Star School held its annual 5th through 8th-grade art show on Wednesday May 8 at the Special Events Center. Hundreds of works of art were masterfully done and on display, created by the 130 students under the instruction of 5th through 8th-grade Art teacher Jeni Henderson. Henderson, a 20-year
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BY CHARLES BETZLER, HERALD WRITER SAPULPA –– The Sapulpa Herald visited Sahoma and Pretty Water Lakes on Wednesday, May 8, to check fishing conditions. It was a sunny, summer-like day with a light wind out of the northwest. Due to the recent heavy rains, there were no tent campers, and the RV park had several vacant spots.
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SAPULPA –– The Kiwanis Club of Sapulpa was pleased to honor member Pete Egan as their 2024 Layperson of the Year. Not only is Egan an active member of Kiwanis but is well known in the community for his quiet, behind the scenes volunteer work at his church, 1st Church of Sapulpa, as well as
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