Final Table Action
Even though Shakerchi came in as the shortest stack, he managed to grab two pay jumps as Volkmann and Loeliger both busted before him. Loeliger was left short when he doubled Salas up who then took out Volkmann with pocket aces. Loeliger then lost the remainder of his stack to Malinowski. Shakerchi managed to double up through Malinowski but then gave them all back to him when he ran his pocket kings into the ace-ten of his opponent. The ace on the turn meant that Shakerchi s hopes of a sixth SCOOP title were over.
Vogelsang was then shot down by Muehloecker as he held pocket sevens but Muehloecker had turned trips which held on the river. The chip lead went back and forth for a while between Salas and Rudolph while Day 1 chip leader Van Fleet was not doing too well. In the end, he got all his chips in on the turn with the open-ended straight draw but Muehloecker s top pair became trips on the river to send Van Fleet to the rail.
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By: Amy Kauffman
TULSA, Oklahoma -
A disabled veteran is distraught tonight after someone stole his walking stick from a Tulsa gas station. The walking stick has very distinct Native American carvings on it and it s a family heirloom.
Robert Van Fleet said he stopped to get gas at the QuikTrip near 71st and Riverside Monday afternoon when he was on his way to Tulsa Hills.
He said he leaned the walking staff against his car while filling up, and when he got back in his car, he noticed it was gone. It’s a part of me,” said Van Fleet. “It s like losing a limb.
The shimmering swirl of a Hammond B3 organ, a sound straight from the gospel church, opens Greta Van Fleetâs new album like a statement: Weâve got something a little different in mind this time.
âThe Battle of Gardenâs Gate,â released Friday, is the spiritually tinged, Technicolor-toned second album from a young hard rock band that says it wanted to capture the personal growth and worldly experiences that accompanied the groupâs international rise.
âWe went into this hoping to make a record that was fit to be the score of a fantastic film,â said bassist-keyboardist Sam Kiszka, who plays that organ intro on leadoff track âHeat Above.â