Maxim Kahut Rematch Headlines Cincinnati Boxing card
In Cincinnati Garden Maxim from Cleveland and Kahut of Portland meet for the third time tonight in a 10 round light heavyweight bout. Promoter Sam Becker promotes a show with three 10 round fights and two six rounders as Wallace Smith and Pauly Brooks headline the undercard.
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Cincinnati
Joey Maxim
Joe Kahut
Ezzard Charies
Maxim
Cleveland
Kahut
Portland
Ore
Cincinnati Garden
Sam Becker
Charles 7
Joe Louis
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Pauly Brooks
Chicago
Fred Newbill
Eddie Miller
Dayton
Becker
Garden
Jack Kearns
Eddie Hogan
Hogan
Kearns
Gus Lesnevich
Cliffside, N. J
Jimmy Lewis
Fremont
Sandusky
Tiffin Columbian
Ross
Hosea Sims
Tiffin
Paul Ludwig
Marion Harding
Findlay
Marion
Pete Howilson
Cleveland Benedictine
George Kreimes
Blue Streaks
Lorain
Cal Hallo
Mooseheart
Red Ramblers
Moose
Contenders Vying For 1949 All America Backfield
The field features Deak Walker and Charlie Justice with Art Murakowski struggling through injuries. Emil Sitko Arnold Galiffa Frank Bagwell Ollie Matson Eddie Price Harry Agannis Chuck Ortman and Gasper Perricone heighten the talent pool as last year's stars face setbacks.
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New York
S.M.A
Deak Walker
North Carolina
Charile Justice
Northwestern
Art Murakoowski
Notre Dame
Emil
Harry Agannis
Michigan
Chuck Ortman
Walker
Justice
Louisiana State
Murakewiih
Gasper Perricone
Maxwell Named Head of Legion Youth Recreation Plan
Maxwell, a former professional boxer and army trainer, becomes head of the American Legion Hall youth center project in Middleport. He cites bouts with Maxie Rosenbloom and others, supported by a scrapbook, and notes himself and seven brothers plus his father are World War II veterans.
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Middleport
American Legion Hall
Feeney-Bennett Post
Maxie Maxwell
Army
Navy
Maxwell
Maxie Rosenbloom
Mickey Walker
Jim Braddock
Young Stribling
Philip Sporn
Graham Station
Seabees
Halloween Haunts and Local Auto Trade Notes
A nostalgic Halloween column reflects on autumn festivals and tricks or treats as ghosts and witches gear up for Oct 31. The piece also features a Max Maxwell led youth boxing program at the Legion hall with calisthenics and training, inviting parental visits and listing enrolled trainees by name.
Boxing Results From Multiple Cities
In Chicago Pat Iacobucci outpointed Bob Henry. Ike Williams defeated Al Mobley in Trenton. Abel Cestak stopped Maynard Jones in Baltimore. Charles Titone knocked out Jimmy Cooper in Washington. Livio Minelli outpointed Dave Andreas in New Haven. Gene Burton outpointed Jimmy Taylor in Newark. Archie Col lura drew with Keith Hamilton in New Orleans. Archie Moore stopped Phil Muscato in Toledo. Lloyd Marshall knocked out Watson Jones in Tucson.
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Chicago
Pat Iacobucci
Cincinnati
Bob Henry
Milwaukee
Trenton
N. J
Ike Williams
al Mobley
Elizabeth
Baltimore
Abel Cestak
Argentina
Maynard Jones
Wilmington
Del
Washington
Charles Titone
Brooklyn
Jimmy Cooper
New Haven
Conn
Livio Minelli
Italy
Dave Andreas
Lowell
Mass
Newark
Gene Burton
Jimmy Taylor
Stanford
New Orleans
Buffalo
Tucson
Lloyd Marshall
Cleveland
Watson Jones
Los Angeles
Navy Football Team Lists Eleven Varsity Lettermen
Eleven varsity lettermen are named on the Navy football squad this year, highlighting the veteran backbone of the team as they prepare for the upcoming season.
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Navy
Canton McKinley Replaces Massillon as Ohio's No. 1
Canton McKinley Bulldogs sit atop Ohio's AP poll after an unbeaten run and a 61-6 victory over Steubenville. Mansfield rises to runner up after beating Massillon, while Massillon slides to third. Springfield and Hamilton drop in the top ten as upsets and late-season games unfold across the state.
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Canton McKinley
Massillon
Ohio
Associated Press
Herman
Bup
Steubenville
Big Red
Mansfield
Akron South
Massillons
Tygers
Chuck Mather
Springfield
Wildcats
Hamilton
McKinley
Lakewood
Tommy Ness
Bob Sheets
Iidents
Tigers
Alliance
Point Pleasant Keglers Triumph Over Jackson Keglers
Local bowlers at 22nd St Bowling Center split two special matches with Jackson Ohio teams. Erma Wright led the women with 195 in a 542 total and 2170 to 2068 win. Lewis Trapp's 210 high single paced Jackson, while Point Pleasant men featured Red Rose and Bob Tillis posting 520 and 517 in their trio totals.
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Point Pleasant
Jackson
Ohio
22Nd St
Erma Wright
Tillis
Rose
Hudson Eer
Durbin O
Adams Ween
Foster Ware
Trapp
Cement Wee
Hughes
Kessinger
Jarrell
Siders
Williams Wee
Walker
Pleasant— Wright Eee
Dyer Ee
Ambrose
Oseland
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Sports Mirror
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AAC
National Football League
Mal Stevens
Dodgers
Legion Recreation Work
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Pulaski
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George Moore
David McPeek
Ronnie MecPeek
Garland Gibson
Syracuse
Bill Jackson
Joe Morris
Bill Hopped
Ray
American Business Men's Regeanch Foundation
Southeastern
Social Betterment Foundation
Fritz Howell
Columbus
Stark County
Middletown
Toledo
Waite
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Circleville
Louisville
Purcell
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Ravon
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Devilbiss
Canton
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Timken
Columbus North
Martins Ferry
Campbell Memorial
Struthers
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Faton
Salem
Eaton
Tipp City
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Quakers
Bob Barrett
Ironton
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Jimmy Welch
Columbus Central
Shelton
Welch
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St Masillon Ann
Toledo Libbey
Fremont Ross
Pleasant Keglers
University of Texas
Sid
TOP Brewing Company Cincinnat
Omic
Meigs Distributing CO
Phone
Middleport, Ohio
Ford
Beasley & Mathews, Inc
Athens, Ohio
Fred R. Beasley, Inc
Nelsonville
Ogg Motor Co
Glouster
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