Title fight tonight to crown light heavyweight champion
A Madison Square Garden bout between Tam Mauriello and Gus Lesnevich may crown an undisputed light heavyweight champion for a brief period as New York recognizes the winner on its soil despite broader NBA disputes. The piece notes multiple boxing title fractures across divisions and mocks inconsistent championships nationwide.
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New York
U.P
Madison Square Garden
Tami Mauriello
Gus Lesnevieh
New York Boxing Commission
Lkely
Gaul
New York State
National Boxing Association
Lesnevich
NBA
Billy Conn
J. Louis
New York Commission
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Mauriello
Marquis of Queensberry
Maurilello
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Rain costs Brooks $25000 and other sports notes
Rain yesterday cost the Brooks about 25000 dollars as fans stayed away at Ebbets Field. The Amps steadied after Sunday, while Louie Nova fight date nears World Series. Peller adds a slider. Detroit may promote Al Vincent. Meagher introduced Shaughnessy to the T formation. Thurman pitched for Amarillo. a Boston coach discovers a deaf lineman. Fritz Howell wakes at the trap shoot.
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New York
Alig
Ebbets Field
Bil Kiem
LouleNova
Brooks
Bob Peller
del Baker
Detroit
al Vincent
Buffalo
Joe McCarthy
Danforth
The
Atlanta Journal
Jack Meagher
Auburn
Clark Shaughnessy
Meagher
St. Edwards
Texas
Shaughnessy Awas
Loyola
New Orleans
Clark
Amarillo
Gold Sox
Thurman
Ama rillo Gold Sox Fall 11-6 to Borger Opener
In a league chase, Amarillo Gold Sox stun close on fourth place as Borger tops them 11-6. Hausmann pitched well for Borger while Amarillo’s bats produced 11 hits but stranded runners. box scores list key players and bases, with implications for the playoff race and the upcoming rematch.
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Gold Sox
Borger
Buster- Man
Sox
Hausman
Lamesa
Amarillo AD Rhpa Cato
Sanm Antonio
Ee Margrave
If Minther
Dh Derman P Derario
Buchanan
As Warren
Rf Ray
Borger Peterson
Rf Spencer
S Williams
Ab Nell
Wresetals
Wilimenam
Sea
Vannoy
Seeeeeenss
Riordan
Barréts
Spencer
Willingham
Rodrigues
Hausmain
Nell Vannny
Riore Fon
Prather
Hargrove
Rodriguez
Williams
Nell
Peterson
Dantonia
Hausmann
Cate
Derarto
Deemen
Dorman
Decarin
Bruce, Thompann
Levine
Mavericks Club All Stars Highlight City Sports
The Mavericks Club lists top players in Handball, Checkers, Horseshoe, Croquet, Ping Pong, and Ring Toss led by Joe McLaughlin’s dominance. The column notes age 14 under baseball plans, band practice, and community mottoes, plus ongoing Army Navy athletic policy debates and reader participation invites.
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Joe McLaughlin
Jewell McDowell
Ed Phillips
Clarence Newkirk
George Austin
W. T. Stephens
Grady Rutledge
W. T. Walker
H. B. Taylor
Lemond Fox
Fd Phillips
Gene Rutledge
Richard Skapple
Ed Collins
Rodney Skapple
Darrell Sharp
Horseshoe
Richard Shapple
Clais Webb
W. G. Denny
Art Sharp
Jimmy Thomas
Billy Phillips
Bobby Hudgins
Clifford Webb
Jarrell Sharp
H B, Taylor
Clarence Newark
Lloyd Phillips
J. E. Taylor
Clifford Desautell
HB. Taylor
Delmer Taylor
Joe
Thomas Marcum
Ladel Pugh
H.R. Taylor
Peck Phillips
Claude Earl Saunders
Sonny Marcum
Billy Heddings
Orvil Swink
Richard Shapple II
Howard Winsettler
Donnie Palmer
Lemond Foxee
Maverick Band
Oscar Wise
Wise
Mavericks
Gem Lake Pool
Wiseman
Glen McDowell
North Lincoln Street
Glennie
Glen
Maverick Club
Amarillo
Jimmy Mitchell
Wilborn Prince
Billy Smith
Jack Workman
Beauford Hill
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Thoroughbreds and bourbon share patience and craft
Thoroughbreds of the surf photographed by John Levick illustrate the patience and skill behind a great image. The text promotes Hiram Walker's DeLuxe bourbon, noting four years aging, 20 proof, and labeling it Straight Bourbon Whiskey aged one year, from Hiram Walker & Sons Inc of Peoria Illinois.
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John Levick
Hiram Walker
Cunninghams Column on Sports for Soldiers and Sailors
Bill Cunningham analyzes a proposed Civilian Advisory Committee on Athletics move to boost morale by expanding military sports programs. He notes organizational hurdles between Army and Navy while endorsing a veteran approach of camp level competition leading to a service championship game akin to a Rose Bowl, with morale high priority.
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Dartmouth
America
Army Air Corps
Reidar Gjolme, Jr
Morley Jennings
Baylor
Texas Tech
Wichita Falls
New England
Wichita
Kansas
Yankee Stadium
Howard Grubbs
New York
Fordham
Navy
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Army
Chicago
Mammoth Soldiers Field
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