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MICHELLE MALKINAnti-American Asiansdon’t speak for meMartial arts movie legendackie Chan deserves a rheoricalroundhouse kick to theouth. So does his pal PSY,he Korean rapper whoseGangnam Style” musicideo has racked up morehan a billion views worldide.Both men have raked inig bucks from Western fanshile trashing the very freeomsand cultures that madehem superstars.Last week, The WashingonPost spotlighted a recentnterview Chan did with ChieseTV in which he accusedmerica of being “the mostorrupt country in the world.”he Hong Kong-born Chanlso admitted proudly that hes a propagandist for the CommunistChinesegovernment.Heopenlyadvisedhis fello wFast,Courteous &Confidential$Standard Credit Corp.$CashMalkincountrymentospeakith forked tongues when adressingforeign press: “Wenow our country has manyroblems. We (can) talk aboutt when the door is closed. Toutsiders, (we should say)our country is the best.”Translation: Rampant sexelectionabortions? Shhh.ailing political dissidents?a, la, la, can’t hear you! Sysemicreligious persecution?tate-sanctioned censorship?ontinued brutality againstiananmen Square protestersnd Tibetans? Nothing to seeere, move along, and downith America!Turns out that behind theovial cinematic persona,han is an unrepentant chamionof authoritarian rule.espite making a living as anntertainer and “humanitaran,”Chan suffers a severellergic reaction to freedomf speech and freedom ofhought. In a separate interiewlast month with China’southern People Weekly, heomplained that Hong Kongad become a city of too manyrotests. “There should beegulations on what can andannot be protested,” Chaneclared.Earlier in 2009, Chan echedChinese Communist leadrsin asserting that Chineseeople “need to be conrolled”because “if we areot being controlled, we’ll justo what we want.” God forid!This contempt for freedomf expression comes from annternational box-office moulwho has topped theorbes China Celebrity 100ist and has an estimated netorth of more than $130 milion.Even more damning,han’s own personal historys defined by the turmoil ofao’s Cultural Revolution.s the 2003 documentaryTraces of a Dragon” reounted,Chan’s father andother both fled China forong Kong to escape Comunistrule. They left behindheir original spouses andour children between them.Instead of condemning theegime that wrought havocn his family and imposeduffering and death on milionsof innocents, Chan ishina’s most prominentainstream apologist. Meanhile,moviegoers in themost corrupt country in theorld” continue to help makehan a wealthy man. Thisummer, his latest movie,Chinese Zodiac,” will hitU.S. theaters. SylvesterStallone has invited him toco-star in the next installmentof “The Expendables.” AndChan is working on anotherHollywood project involvinghis popular “Police Story”series.Will American consumersallow themselves to bepunched in the gut by thistrash-talking action star? If theembrace of Chan’s new palPSY is any indication, the answeris yes. The Korean“Gangnam Style” performeronce urged listeners to “killthose (expletive deleted) Yankees... kill their daughters,mothers, daughters-in-lawand fathers.”Called out on the hate lyrics,he issued a hasty apologybefore performing for thepresident and his family lastmonth. Instead of rejection,PSY continues to be courtedby the American entertainmentindustry. He’ll be workingwith Justin Bieber’s producerand will make an appearancein a high-profile adfor pistachios during the SuperBowl.At a Hong Kong awardsshow last month, Chan andPSY met for the first time. Itwas a mutual admiration society.“You are the legend,”Chan said to PSY as a youngaudience cheered on. “Oneday you can make your dreamcome up. All the youngpeople, never give up. Oneday your dream may cometrue, just like him. So proudof you.”“Yankees” — especiallythose whose parents came tothe United States from allparts of Asia seeking freedomfrom tyranny — should shunthese exploitative peas in ananti-American pod. Theydon’t speak for me.Michelle Malkin is the authorof “Culture of Corruption:Obama and his Team of TaxCheats, Crooks and Cronies”(Regnery 2010). Her e-mailaddressismalkinblog@gmail.com.COPYRIGHT 2013CREATORS.COMPrevailingPrayerBy Jose Rivera, pastor,New Life Mission/DoverThe greatest factor in prevailingprayer is faith. Whenwe approach God we mustbelieve that He will hear us.Hebrews 11:6. He shared thisteaching freely with his disciplesin Mark 11:24. Do wenot believe His word?We must believe that Hispromises are true and that Hewho has promised is faithful.2 Corinthians 1:20, 1Thessalonians 5:24. When ourpetition is not granted immediatelyand in the very waywe asked for, we are still tobelieve that God has heardand will answer our prayers.We sometimes ask for thingsthat will not be a blessing tous. Our heavenly Fatherknows what is best. He answersus by giving us thatwhich will be for our highestgood.When it seems as if the answerto our prayers is delayed,we are to cling to the promisebelieving that it will be answeredwhen needed most. Itis presumption to think thatGod must answer us accordingto our wisdom. He willnever withhold anything fromour eternal benefit. Psalm84:11Need Help With Those Holiday Bills?START THE NEW YEAR OUT RIGHT!!!For A Quick Approval OnLoans Up To $1400!•Signature Loans •Post Dated Checks •Etc.121 North Main, Kingfisher375-6121CashOTHERS SAYLooking for guns at reasonable pricefrom New Yorkers; or come hereBy Tom Vineyard, pastor,Windsor Hills Baptist ChurchTexas Attorney GeneralGreg Abbott beat me to thepunch in contacting NewYorkers wishing to keep theirguns. I would like to put outthe word though to those inNew York who have AR-15sand/or 30-round magazines:many of us good, law-abidingcitizens of Oklahoma wouldbe more than willing to payfair market value for your ARsand 30-round magazines ifyou choose to get rid of them.For me personally, if I livedin the state of New York, Iwould not give up my guns ormagazines. I proudly echo thewords of former NRA PresidentCharlton Heston, “I’llgive you my gun when youpry it from my cold, deadhands.”Now I heard that IowaPulitzer-prize nominated columnistDonald Kaul said, “Ifsome people refused to giveup their guns, that ‘prying theguns from their cold, deadhands’ thing works for me.”Kaul also said in the followingparagraph of the article,“Then I would tie MitchMcConnell and John Boehner,our esteemed Republicanleaders, to the back of a Chevypickup truck and drag themaround a parking lot until theysaw the light on gun control.”“And if that didn’t work,”Kaul concludes, “I’d adoptradical measures.”What Mr. Kaul fails to realizeis that the “prying” from“the dead hands” will be avery costly undertaking forhim or whatever lackey hewould get to take his place inthe attempted “prying.”What is interesting to me isthat gun shows are full withlong lines outside waiting toget in, and gun stores in townare filled with customersstanding elbow to elbow.Isn’t it also interesting thatthe anti-gun crowd with theirself-conceived moral supremacyis always neck-deepin such statements as Mr.Kaul’s, willing to drag theSpeaker of the House and theSenate Minority Leaderthrough a parking lot behinda truck?It is statements like DonaldKaul’s that shed light on theconvictions of our foundingfathers like George Masonwho stated, “...to disarm thepeople - that was the best andmost effectual way to enslavethem,” as well as, “I ask, sir,what is the militia? It is thewhole people, except for a fewpublic officials.”I am thankful that I live in astate whose governor was recentlyreported on the radioto have her own permit tocarry and joins an ever-increasingnumber of law-abidingOklahomans in carryingher own firearm.It is in times like these thatwe need to be reminded of thewords of Thomas Jefferson,God’s thoughts are infinitelyhigher than ours. Hiswisdom can see what ourshortsighted wisdom cannot.Isaiah 55:8,9. Through sincereprayer, we are brought intothe audience chamber of themost High God. What a privilegefor sinful mortals. Thoughwe may not visibly see ortouch Him, the eye of faithwill discern His presencewhen kneeling in earnestprayer.You’re Invited To Crescent Volunteer Dept’s58 th AnnualALL YOU CAN EATHAM & BEAN SUPPERSATURDAYJAN. 26 th4:00 ~ 7:00 p.m.In TheCrescentCommunityBuildingAdvance Tickets ....... $ 5 .00At The Door .............. $ 6 .00“In questions of power, then,let no more be heard of confidencein man, but bind himdown from mischief by thechains of the Constitution.”Daniel Webster stated, “...Iam committed against everything which, in my judgment,may weaken, endanger, ordestroy [the Constitution] ...and especially against all extensionof executive power;and I am committed againstany attempt to rule the freepeople of this country by thepower and the patronage ofthe Government itself....”Daniel Webster also stated,“It is hardly too strong to saythat the Constitution wasmade to guard the peopleagainst the dangers of goodintentions. There are men inall ages who mean to governwell, but they mean to govern.They promise to be goodmasters, but they mean to bemasters.”Keep your powder dry andyour rifle close.Sincerely,Pastor Tom VineyardWindsor Hills BaptistChurchOklahoma CityVineyard referred to thefollowing article:Y’all come to Texas, stateofficial tells New York gunownersBy Jim Forsyth | Reuters–SAN ANTONIO (Reuters)- Texas Attorney General GregAbbott has a message for NewYork gun owners: Come toTexas, and bring your gunswith you.“Texas is better than NewYork, and New York just gaveus another excuse to say that,”Abbott, a Republican, said onThursday, after ads extollingTexas appeared on severalmedia websites.New York Gov.AndrewCuomo, a Democrat, signedsweeping gun-control legislationearlier this week expandingthe state’s ban on assaultweapons and putting limitson ammunition capacity in thewake of last month’s schoolshootings in Connecticut.Abbott, a possible candidatefor governor of Texas innext year’s election, used campaignmoney to buy ads onwebsites of news organizationsin New York City andAlbany.One ad says in classic Westernscript: “WANTED: Lawabiding New York gun ownersseeking lower taxes andgreater opportunities.”Clicking on the ad leads toa Facebook page touting thevirtues of Texas, including thefact that the state has no incometax so “you’ll be able tokeep more of what you earnand use that extra money tobuy more ammo.”Abbott told Reuters the adsare a “way to tweak our liberalfriends up in the Northeast.”“It is tongue in cheek, butthere is a deeper messagehere,” he said. “Texas reallydoes stand as the last bastionof ultimate freedom in thiscountry. Over the last decade,more than 4 million peoplemoved to this state, and onereason is freedom and one reasonis economic opportunity.”Abbott has said he will filea federal lawsuit to throw outany nationwide gun restrictionsimplemented by Congress.A Cuomo spokesman didnot immediately respond toan emailed request for comment.Proceedswill gotowards thepurchase ofequipment&protectiveclothingKingfisher (Okla.) Times & Free Press Wednesday, January 23, 2013 5Firearms Discussion (Part I):KINGFISHER COUNTY YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUEYouth Soccer Sign-UpsFor Children Ages 4-11MUST BE 4 AND UNDER 12 ON OR BEFORE 08-01-12SIGN-UP DATESTues. & Thurs. Feb. 5 th & 7 th5:30 p.m. — 7:00 p.m.Kingfisher CountyFarm Bureau7th & Sheridan(W. of Kingfisher Post Office)We are always in need ofcoaches and volunteers.If you are interested, pleaselet us know at sign-ups!SIGN-UPYOU MUST BRING ACOPY OF THE PLAYER’SBIRTH CERTIFICATE.WE DO NOT KEEP BIRTHCERTIFICATES FROMYEAR TO YEAR.By T. David GordonSen. Daniel PatrickMoynihan rightly said, “Everyoneis entitled to his ownopinion, but not to his ownfacts.” He might just haverightly said, “Everyone is entitledto his own opinion, butnot to be confusing.”The discussion of any matterof public policy is not aidedby using language in a confusingmanner, and yet peoplerather routinely do this verything. One of the most confusingstatements one hears regardingfirearms policy is this:“We need to get guns off thestreets.”I have heard this statementmany times for many years,and I still have absolutely noidea what that means. Onemight as well say, “We needto get purple zebras out of thetrees.” There are (to my knowledge)no purple zebras, andthere are no zebras of any colorin the trees, so it simply wouldnot make any sense to say,“We need to get purple zebrasout of the trees.”Now, I have been drivingan automobile for about fourdecades, and I have seen manythings in the streets: I haveseen children’s toys left in thestreet. I have seen childrenthemselves playing in thestreet.On windy days I have seentrash cans rolling around inthe street. I have seen dogs,cats, deer, rabbits, squirrels,and other animals in thestreets. But I have not onceseen a firearm in the street.Firearms are not in our streets,and so it simply does not makesense to say we need to getthem “off” the streets, sincethey are not on them in thefirst place.So, when people say thatwe need to get firearms “offthe streets,” what do they reallymean? Well, they couldmean a number of things –some of which I would agreewith, some of which I woulddisagree with, and some ofwhich I would be willing toconsider.I would agree with the expressionif it meant this: “Weneed to do what we reasonablyand constitutionally canto restrict the possession offirearms by those who willemploy them violently.” Yet,our current policies alreadyaddress this; felons and thosewho have been adjudged mentallydefective (and severalother categories) are prohibitedby law from possessingfirearms, and I largely concurwith such laws.I would disagree with theexpression if it meant: “Weshould prohibit absolutely allprivate ownership of firearms.”Unfortunately, this is,in fact, what some people domean by the expression; theysimply have not the honestyand/or intellectual clarity tosay so. Any policy that prohibitedthe private ownershipof weapons absolutely wouldbe unconstitutional and unwise.As a third possibility, theexpression could mean: “Iwould like to see the numberof privately owned firearmsin the United States reducedfrom 300 million to 250 million.”I would be willing toconsider such a statement; andif a convincing case were madefor it, I would be willing toagree to the policy. But therecan be little progress on thepublic-policy front if peopleinsist on employing languagethat is non-sensical (languagethat simply does not make anysense if taken in a straightforwardmanner).If people desire to eradicateentirely the right of citizensto own firearms, theyshould say so. If they wish(for whatever reasons) to reducethe total number of privatelyowned firearms, theyshould say so. And if they wishto try to prevent the privateownership of weapons bycriminals or the mentally deranged,they should say that,too. All three make sense; allthree are clear; and all threecould be discussed intelligently.Let’s start with honestlanguage and then have anhonest debate.Gordon is professor of religionat Grove City College andcontributing scholar with Visionsand Values.We know you’re busy. That’s why we’re making it easier to get your taxes donequickly and conveniently. Drop off your tax documents at H&R Block and your taxprofessional will prepare your return and call you with any questions or whenyour return is ready. Our FREE Drop Off service is just one of the extras we offer.H & R Block • 217 N Main • PO Box 405 • Kingfisher, OK 73750Phone: 405-375-5413 • Mon-Fri 8:30 am to 6:00 pmSat 8:30 am to 5:00 pmSaturday, Feb. 9 th9:00 a.m. — 1:00 p.m.$40 $75PER PLAYER For 2 PlayersAfter 2 Players - $10 per PlayerCOACHES MEETING6 pm Tues, Feb. 12Farm Bureau Conf. 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GO JACKETS!! • GO JACKETS!!6 Wednesday, January 23, 2013 Kingfisher (Okla.) Times & Free PressGILMOUR ELEMENTARY students receiving Math Master awards at Jacket Roundupon Jan. 18 included: from left, Macy Harrison, 1 star math master, and Hope Stafford, EliJohnson and Siera Stitt, math masters. Students become math masters by completing all100 math facts in 10 minutes. One star math masters are able to answer the math facts ineight minutes. [Photo Provided]GILMOUR ELEMENTARY second grade students in the Gifted and Talented programpresented a skit showing how to stand up to bullies at Jacket Roundup on Jan. 18.Pictured are, from left, Ivy Hartman, Cash Slezickey, Jaxon Sternberger, MaddoxMecklenburg and Leyla Avila. The skit taught that bullies hurt, they use mean wordsand are bossy. [Photo Provided]Dover High Schoolhonor rolls announcedDover High School officialsave announced the honorolls for the second nine weeksnd first semester as follows:SECOND NINE WEEKSSuperintendent’sSeniors – Shelby Brewer,ensen Smillie, Zachary Bell,mily Matthews and Tracyios.Juniors – Gage Ronspieznd Alma Valles.Sophomore – Evelynernandez.Freshman – Katharinanrau.Seventh grade – Hunteroeller.Principal’sSeniors – Colby Robertson,layton Randall, Leah Tucker,icole Johnson and Paulamirez.Juniors – David Valles andlexandria Beck.Sophomores – Claritaodriguez, Grace Dewald,llric Williams and Kristinaalker.Freshmen – Susana Unrau,arah Albarado, Tessaobertson and Blake Meiser.Seventh grade – Donnieuinn, Kaleb Turner, DylanWalker, Miguel Obeso, SalinaPowell, Dalton Moeller andMicala Maschino.FIRST SEMESTERSuperintendent’sSeniors – Shelby Brewer,Jensen Smillie, Zachary Bell,Emily Matthews, ColbyRobertson and Tracy Rios.Junior – Alma Valles.Sophomore – EvelynHernandez.Freshman – KatharinaUnrau.Seventh grade – HunterMoeller.Principal’sSeniors – Leah Tucker,Clayton Randall, DavidRogers and Nicole Johnson.Juniors – David Valles andAlexandria Beck.Sophomores – ClaritaRodriguez, Grace Dewald,Allric Williams and KristinaWalker.Freshmen – Susana Unrau,Sarah Albarado, TessaRobertson and Blake Meiser.Seventh grade – DonnieGuinn, Dylan Walker, MiguelObeso, Salina Powell, DaltonMoeller and Micala Maschino.Contact Us...EARNHEARTPROPANEwww.earnheartoil.comFor All Your Fuel, Oil & Propane Needs!Crescent Marshall CovingtonBulk Fuel & Oil Conv. 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Broadway,Kingfisher, $400, forcibleentry and detainer.Boots Services LLC, P.O.Box 415, Kingfisher vs. JanetGuiles, 13228 W. County Rd.74, Crescent, $7,500, waterhauling services, plus $158court costs.District civilLuGreg Trucking LLC, Rt.2, Box 187C, Kingfisher vs.Triple S. Salt Water Disposal,Rt. 1, Box 555, Fay, moneyjudgment in the sum of$65,391.75, default on account,plus interest, costs andattorney’s fee.Deere and Company, 6400NW 86th, Johnston, IA, vs.Grant T. Zelnicek, 2366 U.S.Highway 81, Hennessey,money judgment in the sumof $24,178.72, breach of contract,plus interest, costs andattorney’s fee.GE Capital Retail Bank vs.Lisa Case, 2406 S. 15th, Kingfisher,money judgment in thesum of $4,092.65, default oncredit card account, plus interest,court costs andattorney’s fee.Handgun Permit ClassFor Men & WomenFRIDAY, FEB. 1 • 6-8 PMat LifeWay Church • 309 N. Main, KingfisherSign up for Saturday Range Time after Friday ClassCOST $65 PER PERSON A Great Way To BecomeFamiliar With Your Firearm!If you don’t have a gun,we have some availableFor More Information,Call Matt Blackwood,~Private Classes Available~OSU honor rolls toldA total of 4,555 studentswere named to the 2012 honorrolls at Oklahoma State Universityin Stillwater, including1,542 students who receivedall “A” grades and werenamed to the President’sHonor Roll.Full-time undergraduatestudents who completed 12 ormore hours with a grade pointaverage of 4.00 were placedon the President’s Honor Rolland students with a gradepoint average of 3.50 or higherwith no grade below a “C”were placed on the Dean’sHonor Roll.Area students listed include:President’sCashion – Sarah ElizabethRobinson.Dover – Jacob BaileyHoover and Chase WilsonThresher.Kingfisher – RobertMarshall Walter, KatherineMarie Krepel, Kelsey EllenMueggenborg, Kyle JohnMueggenborg, Tara AnnNewton, McKenzie ChristenWalta, Adam Michael Post,Kathryn Elysse Knight andGrace Laine Krepel.Lomega – Codi NicoleVilhauer.Okarche – Jeremy DanielMaass, Karissa Lynn Schwarz,Laci Breann Ott and AlexCharles Watkins.Dean’sCashion – Luke CainPet Talk405-368-0935 or 405-370-3706Broadbent, Jordan LeahLafave, Brentney DanyelMaroney, Cade RyanBroadbent and Jeremy RichardSeaton.Crescent – Kelsey JustineAunko, Danielle Renee Curtis,Dustin Ryan Pollard, MaceyBeth Wilson and JacksonNathanael Radford.Dover – Jennifer MaeSiegmann.Hennessey – Cory BrettRiddle, Callan SheaBregenzer, Aven Claire Sanders,Megan Danielle Derbyand Greyson WheatonRussell.Kingfisher – Ian AneilShutler, George TrentWittrock, Joshua ThomasLippoldt, Ashton NicholeMese, Makylah JordynEndres, Jessica JillayneGibson, Kamara LynHellwege, Brandon ThomasHubbard, Taylor DevonneSweeney and William PaulWalter.Lomega – Sarah ElizabethFry, Jared Michael Yost,Samantha Bernice Geis, KylieAnn Castonguay and LaneGarrett Winter.Okarche – Joseph DavidBarnett, Trindle BrittBrueggen, Kelsey Jo Grellner,Miles Jackson Heald, ConnerFrancis Hufnagel, LindseyFrances Knecht and RyanPatrick Raupe.Should you scrapthe table scraps?Area oil reportINTENT TO DRILLGarfield: Husky Ventures Inc.;Bledsoe No. 1-28H Well; SE1/4 SE1/4 SW1/4 SE1/4 (SL) of 28-20N-07W; TD 12,525.Plymouth Exploration LLC; LindaNo. 1-4H Well; SE1/4 SE1/4 SW1/4SE1/4 (SL) of 04-24N-04W; TD10,500.Logan: Stephens ProductionCo.; Tontz No. 1-32H Well; N1/2N1/2 NE1/4 NE1/4 (SL) of 32-17N-03W; TD 10,290.Devon Energy Production Co.LP; McNeill 6/7 18N-2W No. 1 WHWell; SW1/4 SE1/4 SW1/4 SW1/4(BHL) of 07-18N-02W; TD 16,344.KFD logKingfisher Fire Departmentofficials reported 10emergency ambulance runsand one fire run, according toreports Monday.Fire run•at 12:41 p.m. Jan. 19, medicalassist.As winter break comes to aclose, numerous students findthemselves back at home witha fridge full of leftovers. Formany pet owners, this meansa few less trips to the store forpet food. While sharing lunchwith your four-legged friendis possible, owners should realizethat your pet has particulardietary restrictions itmust follow to guarantee thatit stays happy and healthy.“People enjoy sharing foodwith their pets, it is part of thebonding process,” said DebZoran, doctor of veterinarymedicine, and associate professorat Texas A&M Collegeof Veterinary Medicine & BiomedicalSciences (CVM). “Butproper control of the types andamounts of food pets areserved is crucial for its safety.”“For example, a diet consistingtoo high of fats can bevery dangerous for dogs, evencausing such problems as diarrheaor in severe cases pancreatitis,”Zoran said. “Theadditional calories found inaverage table foods can alsolead to obesity problems inyour pet if not controlled.”These problems arise notfrom the food itself, as wholefoods such as meat and potatoesare very nutritious andwell digested, but from themany spices added and thefood not being in the properbalance for the pet.“The food itself is perfectlygood for our pets,” Zoran said.“If owners want to feed ‘humanfood’, and are willing tofollow prescribed recipes setup by a nutritionist, then it isan excellent way to meet theirnutritional needs.”Choosing to feed your petin this fashion also leaves theowner with the responsibilityfor meeting their pet’s propernutritional needs, which aredifferent for dogs and cats.Chicken is an excellent andfrequently used meat sourceto feed pets, with the fat removedfor dogs and left inplace for cats.“Generally high fat thingsare potentially very problematicfor dogs, while cats don’tneed carbs in their diets atall,” Zoran said. “Spices andseasonings, especially onions,capsaicin, and other additivesare all potentially problematicin your pet food as well.”About Pet TalkPet Talk is a service of theCollege of Veterinary Medicine& Biomedical Sciences,Texas A&M University. 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KINGFISHER AREASPORTSKingfisher (Okla.) Times & Free Press Wednesday, January 23, 2013 7KINGFISHER DOVER LOMEGA CASHION HENNESSEY CRESCENT OKARCHELady Jackets win 2 road games over weekendHailey MatthewsKingfisher played twoames over the weekend.The Yellowjackets won oneontest, but suffered threeefeats in the process.KHS lost just one game - a4-40 decision to Newcastlen Saturday night - but lostwo of its most consistent playrsfor at least a couple ofeeks.Junior Landon Nault brokeis right hand in Friday night’sin at Riverside. He playedhrough the injury Saturday,ut will be on the bench forhis week’s Buckle of theheatbelt along with seniorrant Newton.Newton was lost for at leastwo weeks as he suffered a lefteparated shoulder in the thirduarter on Saturday.Newton was driving to theucket when he collided withtrio of Racers and hit thePutting together perhapstheir best defensive performanceof the season, the KingfisherLady Yellowjacketsfought their way to .500 lastSaturday night with a 48-23win at Newcastle.The victory wasKingfisher’s fourth straightand second in as many nightsas it improved to 6-6.The Lady Jackets heldNewcastle to single digits inall four quarters and 29 percentshooting while forcing 27turnovers.Up 16-9 after a quarter,KHS held Newcastle to justseven points combined in thesecond and third quarters asits lead grew to 21 points.Kingfisher shot just 23 percentfrom 3-point range (5-of-22), but 60 percent (15 of 25)from inside the arc.ground hard.The Jackets closed the quarterstrong as they outscoredNewcsatle 13-7 in the framefor a six-point lead.However, after giving upjust 24 points through the firstthree quarters, KHS surrendered20 in the fourth.Nault and Gatlin Squirespaced the Jackets with sevenpoints apiece.Squires also had a teamhigheight rebounds.Kingfisher shot just 32 percentoverall (11 of 34), including25 percent (3 of 12) from 3-point range. Newcastle counteredby making half of its 143-point attempts.Game summary:Kingfisher 8 9 13 10 - 40Newcastle 9 8 7 20 - 44KHS - Nault 7, Squires 7,Pringnitz 6, Hendrix 5, Newton4, Ely 3, Blair 3, McClellanHailey Matthews wassharp from the outside as shemade three 3-pointers andscored 15 points. She also hada team-high four steals.Kortney Meat led the LadyJackets with 16 points. Sheadded a team-high six reboundsand added threesteals. Shalyn Layn addedseven points for the Lady Jackets.KHS started the season 0-3and 1-5, but since a loss toPerkins-Tryon on Jan. 8, theLady Jackets are 5-1.Game summary:Kingfisher 16 8 13 11 - 48Newcastle 9 3 4 7 - 23Kingfisher - Meat 16,Matthews 15, Layn 7,McAdam 6, Hightower 2, York2.McAdam leadsKHS past Riverside3, Cameron 2.Jackets clamp down on‘D’ for victoryEven when the offense isn’tclicking, the Kingfisher defensewill give theYellowjackets a chance to win.That’s been a staple of CraigPatterson’s teams over theyear and it helped them improveto 8-3 Friday night witha 41-36 win at Riverside.Despite not having a playerscore in double digits, the Jacketswon largely because theyheld the Indians to 29 percentshooting on the night.That helped Kingfisher ona night in which it shot just 36percent from the floor, making13 of 36 shots.The toughest showing wasfrom beyond the arc as KHSwas 4-of-14 for 29 percent.Landon Nault made two ofthose 3-pointers, but also tookKingfisher put togetheranother big offensive fourthquarter and won for the thirdstraight time last Friday nightwith a 58-42 victory at Riverside.The Lady Jackets scored 21fourth-quarter points justthree days after scoring 23 inthe final frame in a home winover Jones. The victory improvedKHS to 5-6 and was itsfourth win in five games.Kingfisher made just 5-of-25 3-point field goals, but allof them came from MacyMcAdam, who knocked downhalf of her long-range shotsand scored a game-high andseason-high 23 points.“She shot the ball reallywell and actually had twomore that were halfway downbefore popping out,” Combssaid of McAdam. “The rest ofhalf of the team’s attempts.He finished with six points.Grant Newton led the teamwith nine points while KeatonEly scored eight.Gatlin Squires and ConnerPringnitz scored seven pointsapiece. Those two also combinedfor 12 rebounds withSquires leading the team withseven.The Jackets had their bestoffensive showing in the initialquarter as they posted 15points and boasted a fivepointlead.Riverside cut its lead to fourpoints at halftime, but the Jacketsused a 10-4 run in the thirdquarter for a 32-22 lead.Game summary:Kingfisher 15 7 10 9 - 41Riverside 10 8 4 14 - 36Kingfisher - Newton 9, Ely8, Squires 7, Pringnitz 7, Nault6, Hendrix 3, McClellan 1.the team really struggled fromthe outside, so she came uphuge for us.”Kingfisher led 11-6 after aquarter and by nine after threequarters before finally gainingsome distance in the finalframe.The Lady Jackets were 15-of-23 from the free throw lineto help keep their lead.McAdam was 4-of-6 andShalyn Layn, who scored ninepoints, was 3-for-4.“We played great instretches and lost our intensityin others,” said Lady Jackets’coach Chris Combs.“Luckily, we played wellenough overall to pull outanother win.”Combs pointed to two bigstats in Kingfisher’s favor: TheLady Jackets out-reboundedRiverside 28-21 and alsoforced 33 turnovers. Amongthose turnovers was 17 steals.“Those are areas where weneed to excel,” Combs said.“We’re not always going toout-rebound a team, but wehave to at least compete inthat area and not give up second-chancepoints.“And being able to forceturnovers and score in transitionis huge for us.”Kortney Meat and HaileyMatthews scored eight pointsapiece for KHS. Matthews ledthe team in rebounds with six.Game summary:Kingfisher 11 15 11 21 - 58Riverside 6 15 7 14 - 42KHS - McAdam 23, Layn 9,Meat 8, Matthews 8, York 2,Boeckman 2, Mitchell 2,Hightower 2.Nault, Newton injured as Yellowjackets split gamesYour BestDeal On A NewOr Pre-OwnedGM Vehicle IsRight Here InKingfisher!KINGFISHER’S LANDON NAULT, left, and GrantNewton (30), were injured over the weekend in differentKHS games. Nault suffered a broken hand while Newtonseparated a shoulder. 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8 Wednesday, January 23, 2013 Kingfisher (Okla.) Times & Free PressKINGFISHER AREASPORTSKINGFISHER DOVER LOMEGA CASHION HENNESSEY CRESCENT OKARCHEBuckle of the Wheatbelt Invitational11th annual installment begins ThursdayTornadoes, Bronchos,Longhorns, Wildcats and variousother oddities will be fillingthe Kingfisher APB beginningThursday as the 11th annualBuckle of the WheatbeltInvitational basketball tournamentgets underway.The tournament begins at10:30 a.m. Thursday and willfeature eight games each dayas eight teams on both sides ofthe bracket vie for the championship.Both defending champsreturn this year as Okarchewill go for its second title in asmany tries on the girls’ sidewhile Bethany looks to defendits crown after winning it forthe first time last season.The Lady Warriors are thetournament’s top seed thisyear as they have a 16-2 record(all rankings and records as ofMonday afternoon before thisweek’s new coaches’ rankingswere released) and are rankedNo. 1 in Class A.Piedmont has made themove up to 5A this season, isranked seventh and drew thetournament’s No. 2 seed.Heritage Hall is seededthird. The Lady Chargers arecurrently ranked No. 7 in Class4A.Bethany, the fourth seed, isranked 16th in Class 4A. TheLady Bronchos play Kingfisherin the first round.Chisholm drew the sixthseed, newcomer McLoud theseventh and Clinton the eighthseed.Last year’s runner-up Piedmontis the No. 1 seed on theboys’ side. Wildcats are currentlyranked eighth in Class5A.Piedmont has played in thelast four Wheatbelt titlegames, winning two of them.Defending champ Bethanyis the second seed and rankedninth in Class 4A. TheBronchos played Piedmont inthree of the last four championshiptilts.Heritage Hall drew thethird seed as it owns a win thisseason over Kingfisher, thetournament’s fourth seed. TheChargers’ most successfulstint in the tournament camefrom 2006 to 2008 when theyplayed in the championshipall three years, but also cameaway with three runner-upfinishes.The Yellowjackets areranked 14th in Class 3A andwill play Class A’s No. 8Okarche in the first round.McLoud is seeded sixth,Chisholm seventh and Clintoneighth.Kingfisher has won themost championships in thetournament’s history for bothboys and girls.The Lady Jackets won eachof the first three years and fourout of the first five years thetournament was held, beginningin 2003. They have fivetitles overall, though theyhaven’t won the Wheatbeltsince 2009.KHS boasts a 23-7 recordoverall in the previous 10 yearsand are coming off a fourthplacefinish in 2012. They werethe runners-up in 2006 and2008.The Lady Jackets are thelone team to win multiple titlesas Woodward (2006), Bethany(2008), Clinton (2010), Piedmont(2011) and Okarche haveKINGFISHERHERITAGE HALLone apiece.The KHS boys boast fourtitles, though they haven’twon it all since 2008.The Yellowjackets made ita KHS sweep in the inaugural2003 tournament and also wontitles in 2005, 2007 and 2008.Chisholm (2004, 2010) andPiedmont (2009, 2011) owntwo titles apiece whileBethany and Woodward(2006) have one each.The KHS boys have neverfinished as runners-up, but dohave three third-place finishes.They are coming off backto-backfourth-place finishesin the Wheatbelt, the only twotimes the Yellowjacketshaven’t won at least twogames in the tournament.Overall, KHS is 22-8.OKARCHECHISHOLMBuckle of the WheatbeltInvitationalKingfisher High SchoolGirlsThursdayGame 1: Okarche vs.Clinton, 10:30 a.m.Game 2: McLoud vs. Piedmont,1:20 p.m.Game 3: Heritage Hall vs.Chisholm, 4:10 p.m.Game 4: Kingfisher, vs.Bethany, 7 p.m.FridayGame 2 loser vs. Game 3loser, 10:30 a.m.Game 1 loser vs. Game 4loser, 1:20 p.m.Game 2 winner vs. Game 3winner, 4:10 p.m.All area basketball teams takingpart in tournaments this weekKingfisher’s Buckle of theWheatbelt basketball tournamentis just one of dozens takingplace statewide in what isthe busiest tournament weekof the year in Oklahoma.Every other team in theKingfisher County area is alsotaking part in a three-day tournament.Cashion is hosting its annualCounty Line Invitationaland will be joined there byCrescent.Hennessey is traveling toOkeene for the Okeene Invitational.Both Lomega and Doverwill be traveling to Enid, butto different destinations fordifferent tournaments.Lomega plays at the CherokeeStrip Conference Tournamentat the Chisholm TrailExpo Center.Dover is at the NOC MabeeCenter for the oldest tournamentin the state, the SkelturConference Tournament.Following is a schedule forall the tournaments involvinglocal teams:County Line InvitationalCashion High SchoolGirlsThursdayGame 1: Coyle vs. OklahomaChristian School JV, 11a.m.Game 2: OCS vs. Crescent,1:40 p.m.Game 3: Morrison vs.Watonga, 4:20 p.m.Game 4: Cashion vs. CommunityChristian, 7 p.m.FridayGame 2 loser vs. Game 4loser, 11 a.m.Game 1 loser vs. Game 3loser, 1:40 p.m.Game 1 winner vs. Game 3winner, 4:20 p.m.Game 2 winner vs. Game 4winner, 7 p.m.Saturday7th place, 10 a.m.5th place, 12:40 p.m.3rd place, 3:20 p.m.Championship, 6 p.m.BoysThursdayGame 1: Coyle vs. OCS JV,12:20 p.m.Game 2: OCS vs. Morrison,3 p.m.Game 3: CCS vs. Watonga,5:40 p.m.Game 4: Crescent vs.Cashion, 8:20 p.m.FridayGame 2 loser vs. Game 3loser, 12:20 p.m.Game 1 loser vs. Game 4loser, 3 p.m.Game 2 winner vs. Game 3winner, 5:40 p.m.Game 1 winner vs. Game 4winner, 8:20 p.m.Saturday7th place, 11:20 a.m.5th place, 2 p.m.3rd place, 4:40 p.m.Championship, 7:20 p.m.Okeene InvitationalOkeene High SchoolGirlsThursdayGame 1: Alva vs. PiedmontJV, 11 a.m.Game 2: Geary vs.Fairview, 1:40 p.m.Game 3: Hennessey vs.OBA, 4:20 p.m.Game 4: Okeene vs. Vici, 7p.m.FridayGame 2 loser vs. Game 3loser, 11 a.m.Game 1 loser vs. Game 4loser, 1:40 p.m.Game 2 winner vs. Game 3winner, 4:20 p.m.Game 1 winner vs. Game 4winner, 7 p.m.Saturday7th place, 11 a.m.5th place, 1:40 p.m.3rd place, 4:20 p.m.Championship, 7 p.m.BoysThursdayGame 1: Alva vs. PiedmontJV, 12:20 p.m.Game 2: Geary vs.Fairview, 3 p.m.Game 3: Hennessey vs.Vici, 5:40 p.m.Game 4: OBA vs. Okeene,8:20 p.m.FridayGame 1 loser vs. Game 4loser, 12:20 p.m.Game 2 loser vs. Game 3loser, 3 p.m.Game 2 winner vs. Game 3winner, 5:40 p.m.Game 1 winner vs. Game 4winner, 8:20 p.m.Saturday7th place, 12:20 p.m.5th place, 3 p.m.3rd place, 5:40 p.m.Championship, 8:20 p.m.Cherokee StripConference TournamentChisholm Trail ExpoCenter, EnidGirlsThursdayGame 1: Ringwood vs.Timberlake, 11 a.m.Game 2: DCLA vs.Medford, 1:40 p.m.Game 3: Lomega vs. Kremlin-Hillsdale,4:20 p.m.Game 4: Cherokee vs.Burlington, 7 p.m.FridayGame 1 loser vs. Game 2loser, 11 a.m.Game 3 loser vs. Game 4loser, 1:40 p.m.Game 1 winner vs. Game 2winner, 4:20 p.m.Game 3 winner vs. Game 4winner, 7 p.m.Saturday7th place, 10 a.m.5th place, 12:40 p.m.3rd place, 3:20 p.m.Championship, 6 p.m.BoysThursdayGame 1: Ringwood vs.Medford, 12:20 p.m.Game 2: Lomega vs. DCLA,3 p.m.Game 3: Cherokee vs.Kremlin-Hillsdale, 5:40 p.m.Game 4: Timberlake vs.Burlington, 8:20 p.m.FridayGame 2 loser vs. Game 3loser, 12:20 p.m.Game 1 loser vs. Game 4loser, 3 p.m.Game 2 winner vs. Game 3PIEDMONTMCLOUDCLINTONBETHANYBuckle of the Wheatbelt schedulewinner, 5:40 p.m.Game 1 winner vs. Game 4winner, 8:20 p.m.Saturday7th place, 11:20 a.m.5th place, 2 p.m.3rd place, 4:40 p.m.Championship, 7:20 p.m.Skeltur ConferenceTournamentNOC Mabee Center,EnidGirlsThursdayGame 1: Dover vs. Pioneer,11 a.m.Game 2: Pond Creek-Hunter vs. Covington-Douglas,1:40 p.m.Game 3: Garber vs.Drummond, 4:20 p.m.Game 4: Cimarron vs.Waukomis, 7 p.m.FridayGame 3 loser vs. Game 4loser, 11 a.m.Game 1 loser vs. Game 2loser, 1:40 p.m.Game 3 winner vs. Game 4winner, 4:20 p.m.Game 1 winner vs. Game 2winner, 7 p.m.Saturday5th place, noon3rd place, 3 p.m.Championship, 6 p.m.BoysThursdayGame 1: Drummond vs.Dover, 12:20 p.m.Game 2: Cimarron vs. Pioneer,3 p.m.Game 3: Waukomis vs. PC-H, 5:40 p.m.Game 4: Garber vs. C-D,8:20 p.m.FridayGame 3 loser vs. Game 4loser, 12:20 p.m.Game 1 loser vs. Game 2loser, 3 p.m.Game 3 winner vs. Game 4winner, 5:40 p.m.Game 1 winner vs. Game 2winner, 8:20 p.m.Saturday5th place, 1:30 p.m.3rd place, 4:30 p.m.Championship, 7:30 p.m.Class AArea I at Chisholm Trail Expo(Enid)Regional at Seiling; Sub-Sites:Fort Supply (1-4), Arapaho (2-3)District 1 at Texhoma: Beaver,Texhoma, TurpinDistrict 2 at Cheyenne: Canute,Cheyenne, SentinelDistrict 3 at Arapaho: Arapaho,Calumet, GearyDistrict 4 at Cherokee: Cherokee,Medford, SeilingRegional at Okeene; Sub-Site:Cashion (6-7)District 5 at Laverne: Laverne,WaukomisDistrict 6 at Okarche: Kremlin-Hillsdale, Okarche, RingwoodDistrict 7 at Cashion: Cashion,Cimarron, OCADistrict 8 at Garber: Canton,Garber, OkeeneArea II at CacheRegional at Anadarko; Sub-Sites:Fletcher (1-4), Sterling (2-3)District 1 at Hollis: Blair, Hollis,IndiahomaDistrict 2 at Sterling: Ryan, Sterling,WaurikaDistrict 3 at Verden: Cyril, SWCovenant, VerdenDistrict 4 at Binger-Oney: Binger-Oney, Fletcher, Union CityRegional at Lindsay; Sub-Sites:Chattanooga (5-8), Roff (6-7)District 5 at Chattanooga: Bray-Doyle, Chattanooga, TiptonDistrict 6 at Fort Cobb-Broxton:Alex, FC-Broxton, MaysvilleDistrict 7 at Maud: Allen, Maud,RoffDistrict 8 at Elmore City: ElmoreCity, Fox, HealdtonArea III at StroudRegional at Agra; Sub-Sites:Barnsdall (1-4), Macomb (2-3)District 1 at Pond Creek-Hunter:Barnsdall, Pond Creek-Hunter, WoodlandDistrict 2 at Velma-Alma:Macomb, Paoli, Velma-AlmaDistrict 3 at New Lima: Agra, NewLima, WetumkaDistrict 4 at Oaks: Oaks, Watts,WelchRegional at Kellyville; Sub-Site:Davenport (5-8)District 5 at Drummond:Covington-Douglas, Davenport,DrummondDistrict 6 at Glencoe: Glencoe, Olive,South CoffeyvilleDistrict 7 at Frontier: Frontier,Riverfield, Henryetta-WilsonDistrict 8 at Stonewall: Bowlegs,Stonewall, StrotherArea IV at McAlester ExpoCenterRegional at Kiowa; Sub-Site:Rock Creek (1-4)District 1 at Turner: Achille, RockCreek, TurnerDistrict 2 at Boswell: Boswell,Smithville, SoperDistrict 3 at Cameron: Cameron,Kiowa, PanolaDistrict 4 at Wright City: Clayton,Fort Towson, Wright CityRegional at Moss; Sub-Site:Webbers Falls (5-8)District 5 at Weleetka: Mason,Webbers Falls, WeleetkaDistrict 6 at Dewar: Dewar,Indianola, MossDistrict 7 at Stuart: Haileyville,Porum, StuartDistrict 8 at Gans: Arkoma, Gans,Game 1 winner vs. Game 4winner, 7 p.m.Saturday7th place, 10 a.m.5th place, 12:50 p.m.3rd place, 3:40 p.m.Championship, 6:30 p.m.BoysThursdayGame 1: Piedmont vs.Clinton, 11:55 a.m.Game 2: Heritage Hall vs.McLoud, 2:45 p.m.Game 3: Chisholm vs.Bethany, 5:25 p.m.Game 4: Okarche vs. Kingfisher,8:25 p.m.FridayGame 2 loser vs. Game 3loser, 11:55 a.m.Game 1 loser vs. Game 4loser, 2:45 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