Two Ton Tony Seeks Shot at Heavyweight Title
Orange New Jersey AP report says Anthony Galento aka Two Ton Tony wants a heavyweight title shot. He claims he is as good as ever and willing to fight anyone for pay, noting his wrestling earnings and recent wins. His manager Willie Gilzenberg backs the bid amid questions about current contenders.
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Aggies Or Nebraska To Get NCAA Berth
Oregon State clinched the Pacific Coast berth by beating USC 41 35 in Corvallis. Nebraska beat Oklahoma 57 56 in Kansas City but remains co-champion with no standings change. Nebraska faces Oklahoma A and M, and Arkansas with Wyoming join Western playoffs. Eastern pairings include Kentucky Villanova Yale Illinois. Final to Seattle March 26.
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Eggs Survive Car Crash In Snowbound Ride
Carl Sagle's vehicle skidded on snow and slammed into a fence. The car was badly damaged and Sagle suffered a wrenched back, but none of the 30 dozen eggs he was transporting to the store was broken.
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Attendance, Manual Arts Cited To Aid Juvenile Issues
Mrs C L Collins Houston County welfare director urged full time school attendance officers for white and Negro students and resumed manual training in junior high schools as steps to reduce juvenile delinquency. She outlined her office functions and shared case histories while Optimist Club debated pursuing these objectives pending more information.
Minnesota To Admit Displaced Doctors
The Minnesota board of medical examiners adopted regulation changes to allow displaced European doctors to practice in the state. A temporary rule suspends the U.S. citizenship requirement until May 1, 1951. Applicants must declare intent to become a citizen, agree to naturalize within two years, and show medical education equivalent to University of Minnesota standards.
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Cissell Dies in Chicago at 45
Former Chicago White Sox shortstop Bill Cissell died at Mercy Hospital in Chicago at age 45 after being confined since mid January. He lost his Sox job to Luke Appling in 1932 and later played with several other major league clubs. The article notes the US flag added Arizona and New Mexico as the last two stars in 1912.
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Bill) Cissell
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