Powerful Pampa Cagers to Tangle with Tulsa
The Golden Sandies beat Tulsa 27 to 11 last night and host Pampa in a 7:30 p.m. game at the high school gym. Dowie led Amarillo with 14 points, Wilkins topped Tulsa with 7, and Landy anchored the Sandies defense as the teams prepare for an anticipated showdown. Morrison is named Georgia Peach, marking his last game.
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Parley signals coach moves in Southwestern football shifts
SMU coach Ray Morrison weighs a Virginia athletic director post after a conference vote. If rejected he may request release from his SMU contract as five of seven Southwestern peers consider fresh coaches. Ty Cobb declares retirement from major league play but will train swing with Browns.
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Joey Sanger Quits Boxing After Knockout Loss
At 25, Joey Sanger told radio listeners he will retire from boxing after a defeat by Tony Canzoneri in the seventh round. He cited physical condition and said he might buy a club later, while noting no management offer and hinting at possible baseball interests.
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Sharks Clash in Miami Tonight Over Referee Split
Miami February 7 The third man in the ring for the February 27 bout at Pinmango Park raises a problem as Southerner referees are excluded Stribling protests Jack Dempsey calls a conference with Johnny Buckley and Pa to resolve sectional representation odds favor Sharkey on home site referees Pa notes.
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Boxer’s death ends Washington fight law push
Eddie Cartwright a 32 year old Portland boxer died from a base of brain hemorrhage after a Tuesday bout. The fatal injury led to the withdrawal of a state legislature bill that would legalize boxing, preventing further effort by sponsor William Coyle of Seattle Civic Auditorium.
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Landis Finishes Inquiry Into Outen Case
Durham Feb 7 Kenesaw Mountain Landis has completed his inquiry into the case of Chink Outen NC State outfielder who signed contracts with both Charlotte of the South Atlantic league and the New York Yankees. Landis left for Chicago where the results will be announced.
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Bambino Expects $100 000 on Next Contract
New York February 7 Babe Ruth said in round numbers he expects to receive $100 000 as his wage from the New York Yankees next October when his three year contract ends. He noted $70 000 a year under his present terms is more than he hoped to earn but believes he is underpaid compared with Yankee receipts and the Tunney bout takings.
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Pete Broskey challenge to Cal Farley in big wrestling night
Pete Broskey, a South Texas standout, arrives to face Cal Farley tomorrow night in the new armory arena. If Broskey wins, a title bout with Joe Kopecky may follow as ringside seats sell out at City Drug and a large crowd gathers for the event.
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Matsuyama Tops Billiard Parade as Grange Cochran Fall
Kinney Matsuyama leads the 18.2 balkline world championship after two wins in the Hound Robin. Edouard Horemans and Welker Cochran each show one win and one loss after a decisive Matsuyama defeat of Felix Grange. Horemans later rebounded to 400 points in 11 innings, beating Grange 400 to 290.
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Porkers Seek Easy Wins Over Longhorns in Austin
Fayetteville Arkansas Feb 7 The Arkansas Razorbacks aim to sweep a two game series against the Texas Longhorns after SMU defeat. Nine players departed for Austin to complete final training ahead of Friday and Saturday night games.
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College Scores Reported From Recent Games
WEST POINT Army 43 over St. Stephens 29. ANNAPOLIS New York U 88 Navy 31. CAMBRIDGE Holy Cross 63 Harvard 25. HANOVER Dartmouth 41 Columbia 34. COLORADO SPRINGS Colorado College 75 Wyoming 25.
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Golf stars on hand for Florida meet
Pensacola Florida February 7 1946 star golfers gathered in Pensacola for the Pensacola Open which opens tomorrow with $3500 in prize money for professionals and trophies for amateurs Notable players including Tommy Armour Bobby Cruickshank Al Espinosa Bill Mehlhorn Henry Ciuci and Al Ciuci practiced on the championship course and Johnny Farrell the national open champion was expected.
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Italian Starts New Invasion of Foreign Talent
A major European arrival greets New York boxing circles as Riccardo Bertazzola from Italy lands to begin training. At six feet tall and 200 pounds he is described as the heftiest overseas contender yet, with manager Charley Rose indicating a first test date is still undecided.
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Fox Hunters Brave Cold in Annual Mid Winter Trials
Mobile Alabama reports the National Fox Hunters association event with over 400 participants guiding 122 hounds in a hunt. Two foxes were killed and the third captured alive during the proceedings held after an early start.
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Espinosa Poised for Eastern Club Job Change
CHICAGO Feb 7 Al Espinosa a top Chicago professional golfer may join an eastern club this year. His former Tlinois Golf club has signed Bill Hartshorn of Chicago to take Al’s place. Espinosa has placed in money at western and southern tour events this year.
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Final Olympic Tryout Plan Favored by Coaches
Five leading college coaches urge junking the present final Olympic track and field tryouts. They propose a small committee with authority to select the team, rather than basing selection solely on the tryout results. Proposals come from Hillman Farrell Fitzpatrick and Ryder with Illinois' Gill suggesting longer final tryouts.
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Princeton
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University of Ilinois
Exhibition of Boxing Staged in Ring Here
About 100 fight fans attended a boxing exhibition in the ring behind the Note Bag at Sixth and Polk Streets. Twenty four rounds were scheduled. Howard McIlvaney knocked E Reynolds through the ropes for a knockout before ten seconds elapsed. McIlvaney delivered three blows and a final right to the temple. The exhibitions are free and Hubert Cole plans another program next Wednesday night.
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Musterole advertised for colds and pains
Musterole is promoted as an easy to apply remedy that may prevent a cold from worsening into flu or pneumonia. It is said to relieve sore throats chest colds rheumatism lumbago pleurisy and several other ailments and is available in a milder form for babies and children.
Advice to Matmen Given by Burns and Ecklund
New York wrestlers discuss tactics as veteran Burns and light heavyweight champion Ecklund share two approaches. Burns favors relentless wear down by constant pressure to exhaust the opponent, while Ecklund aims to force the opponent to tire themselves by yielding control and countering with opportunistic moves.
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