Four entries picked 14 of 16 games correctly to top all contestants in last week’s Football Contest but a Texas brother and sister came out on top by virtue of their pick on the tie-breaker Tonkawa-Medford game.Winner of the $7.50 cash first place money is Bob Barker, 10123 Kerrwood, Houston, Texas. Second place winner of $5.00 cash is Tricia Barker, 10123 Kerrwood, Houston.Third place winner of $2.50 is Larry L. Smith, 304 ½ North Seventh. Also, missing two games but not doing as well on the tiebreaker was Ellis Morgan, 639 Linden, Alva.One tie game, between Rice and Georgia Tech threw most of the entrants, but not Mrs. Karen Foos, 609 Meadow Lane, who correctly picked the game as a tie. However, she did not do as well on other games in the contest to get into the prize money.Another contest will be found in this issue of the News, sponsored by the following merchants and business firms: Quality Cleaners, Valley Lumber, Co., Roberts Insurance & Associates, Tonkawa Foundry, First National Bank, Moore’s Department Store, Joe’s Refrigeration Shop, McKenzie/Noles Insurance, M & D Rexall Drug, Farmers Co-op Association, Service Bank of Tonkawa, Dare Real Estate & Auction Co., One Shop Grocery, Otasco Store and Tastee Freez.North I-35 Lanes Blocked When Trailer FlipsBoth northbound lanes on I-35 were blocked for awhile Thursday afternoon when a travel trailer being towed to Wichita whipped out of control and flipped over on its top in the center of the traffic lanes. According to OHP Trooper Jim Henley, who investigated. Wayne Parks, 34, Tulsa was pulling the new Wigwam Trailer from Broken Arrow for delivery to Wichita with a 1972 Chevrolet ¾ ton pickup. As Parks attempted to pass a mobile home, the trailer started whipping, went off into the center median and travelled 692 feet out of control before it tipped over. Henley estimated the trailer as a total loss and $300 to the pickup. He said seatbelts were not in use at the time of the accident. He cited Parks for careless driving.Diana Lyall Is Chosen Tonkawa Arkalalah QueenMiss Diana Lyall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lyall, has been chosen Tonkawa’s Arkalalah Queen, and will represent the city in the Arkalalah Festival to be held in Arkansas City on Oct. 27 and 28.Miss Lyall and her mother will be guests at a Tea and Fashion Show on Oct. 7, sponsored by ...
