Amateur boxing rules and 1947 Golden Gloves event details
The article outlines AAU boxing protective measures including age minimum of 16, prefight exams, restricted handwraps and tape, banned hard tape, glove weights by class, and padding limits. It notes the News-Globe Golden Gloves extends to four nights with paid referees and controlled pacing. Ticket info and entry form for high school and Golden Gloves divisions follow.
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Tnes
Ini
Fletcher
Dumas
Lesilatin
News-Globe
Globe-News
Panhandle
Maxor Drug
Bowling Scores Showdown in Civic League Optimist Event
Multiple teams battle in a dense scorecard listing individual bowlers and scores across clubs. Notable efforts include Teas 544 and Hudson 450 for one team, Cusick 436 and Knollhoff 493 for San Jacinto Kiwanis, and Boxwell 447 plus Fletcher 550 for Elks, with many other names and high marks scattered through the page.
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Civic League Optimist
Teas
Russell
Powell
Hudson
Crews
San Jacinto Kiwanis
Cusick
Knollhoff
Hailey
Blind
Kiwanis Blues
Smith
Murray
Miler
Reppert
Elks
Boxwell
Moreland
Forister
Fletcher
lLdons
Cain
Pestor
Prien
Rotary
Saunders
McKnight
McAfee
Neely
Jayeres
Quigley
Durham
Peterson
Bates
Kiwanis
Minner
Allen
Gray
Sparks
Ee Hpoe
Pearson
Oekes
Weeks
ABC
Chapman
Cox
Armstron
Haley
Reager
Reclamation Bureaus Show Wins Across Departments
The document lists multiple department victories including Supply with Massey 138 Pratt 174 Morris 228 and others, Personnel with Howell 489 Hovey 334 Hamilton 365, Planning led by Woods 2304 Gardner 329 Smith 401, and Finance with Singie Ruvolo 3259 McCombs 297 Shaw 562 Harris 376. A note urges readers to check Want Ads before buying.
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Bureaus OF Reclamation Supply
Massey
Pratt
Morris
Hooker
J. Adams
L Adams
Howell
Hovey
Hamilton
Minchew
Woodward
Woods
Gardner
Smith
Wilkinson
Cantine
Singie
Ruvolo
McCombs
Shaw
Harris
Mangrum Leads Richmond Open After Second Round Entering Final Day
National Open champion Lloyd Mangrum held a one stroke edge at seven under par 64 as 109 top players chased the leader in the Richmond Open Golf Tournament. Bill Fritz tied for second at six under 65, while Bantam Ben Hogan posted 66 and Tony Penna and George Schoux were tied in the 67 group.
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Richmond
Cal
U.P
Lloyd Mangrum
Los Angeles
Chicago
Mangrum
Bill Fritz
San Francisco
California Country Club
Ben Hogan
Tony Penna
Cincinnati
George Schoux
Simon-Pyre
John Barnum
Mexico
Porky) Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Newt Bassier
Carmel
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Ed Furgol
Detroit
Red Kroll
New Hartford
Joe Tinker Rushed to Hospital After Leg Amputation
Orlando report says Joe Tinker former Chicago Cub shortstop and member of the Tinker to Evers to Chance double play trio underwent a leg amputation to stop a October infection. Attendants say he is resting quietly and in good condition shortly after midnight.
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Orlando
Fla
Joe Tinker
Chicago Cub
Tinker-to-Evers
College Basketball Scores From Various Matchups
Bradley 69 over Marquette 59. Capital 67 over Wilmington 53. Furman 59 over Charleston 50. Austin Peay 41 over Murfreesboro 37. Southern Illinois Normal 46 over Evansville 44. Maryville 35 over Joplin 24. Westminster 82 over Bethany 65. Otterbein 60 over Denison 38. Virginia 56 over William & Mary 48. Syracuse 65 over Manhattan 53. Virginia State 70 over Shaw 43. Southwestern 64 over Emporia 37. St Johns 64 over Temple 50. Canisius 99 over McMasters 32. Louisville 73 over Havana 55. Ithaca 70 over Sampson 59. Duke 52 over George Washington.
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Bradley U
Marquette
Capital
Wilmington
Furman
Charleston
Austin Peay State College
Murfreesboro
Southern Illinois Normal
Evansville College
Maryville
Joplin
Westminster
Bethany
Otterbein
Denison
University of Virginia
William & Mary
Syracuse
Manhattan College
Virginia State College
Shaw U
Southwestern
Emporia
St Johns
Temple
Canisius
McMasters
Louisville
U. of Havana
Ithaca
Sampson College
Duke
George Washington
Aggie Swimmers Swim Past Oklahoma in Fast Meet
Texas A and M. swimmers won eight of nine events to defeat the University of Oklahoma 56 to 19 at College Station yesterday afternoon.
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Aggie
Oklahoma College Station
Texas A. & M
University of Oklahoma
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Amarillo Globe-News
Golden Gloves
Commercial League
Tasty Fie
A. Whitaker
Price
D Reeves
Biges
Torrey
Leaween
Reid
Boxwell Brose
Green
Mead
Jacobson
McKiraban
Stock
Pyreatt
Stideer
Osenbaugh
Palo Duro Motors
Johnson
Nerman
Rankin
Moorhead
Farmer
McDonald Auto
Taylor
Skipworth
Trimmier
Jack Anderson
Johnny Anderson
Pleasant Valley Drug
Walker
M. Barker
Garrett
H. Barker
Babe Ruth
New York
Tyler Junior College
Tyler
Floyd Wagstaff
California
Pinsters
Plainview
Pampa
Borger
San Angelo
Shawnee
Big Spring
Amarillo
Builders Supply
Banner Bowl
Tinker
Focal Drug Store
Walter H. Barlow
Beery’s
Polk
Beery
Schenley
Calvert Fe
Philadelphia
Oss
the Liquor Mart
Monroe
Fillmore
Lubbock
Abilene
Austin
J. E. Hewett
Optometrist
East Std $E
Saratoga Cafe
Hart-Schaffner-Marx
Catalina Brentwood
Pendleton and
Foster
Alpine B. V. D. Liondale
Short Sox
Peirs
Peir
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Blackburn ‘Bros
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