Garden City club dominates local boxing card at armory
Garden City's GI Forum Boxing Club captured nine of 11 trophies at a one night event held in the National Guard Armory last Saturday. Winners included Art Rivera and Alfy Ritz 65 pounds Sammy Mendoza 80 pounds Steve Zapata 105 pounds Ray Lara 44 pounds Rudy Ramos 78 pounds Freddy Callezo 78 pounds Robert Forney 128 pounds Darrel Schwartz heavyweight along with multiple winners from Liberal Guymon Hugoton Lakin and Ingalls.
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DePaul Tops AP Poll As Kentucky Drops To No 2
DePaul seizes the No 1 spot in the AP men's basketball poll after a strong win over defending champion Louisville, with Kentucky slipping to second following a narrow win over East Tennessee State. UCLA rises to third after beating Notre Dame, while Maryland Indiana hold strong at four and five.
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Raiders Defense Stages Own Save Our Raiders Demonstration
The Oakland defense led a Save Our Raiders protest during a Monday night game as the Raiders beat the Denver Broncos 9-3 to extend their Monday night win streak to 12. Despite four missed Chris Bahr field goals, Oakland allowed only a single second-quarter drive into the Denver red zone, keeping the Broncos largely out of reach.
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Heisman winner may be in violation
South Carolina star George Rogers asserts an oral agreement for coach Jim Carlen to represent him in future pro negotiations. The New York Daily News reported a taped interview and said NCAA rules ban athletes from agent deals and coaches from representing players. Carlen says he may need an attorney to negotiate within NCAA rules. Rogers led the nation in rushing in 1980 with 1,781 yards. an NCAA probe could affect his eligibility for the Gator Bowl.
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From fear to Heisman glory Rogers' rise from poverty to college star
New York AP reports George Rogers, once scared of contact as a high school sophomore, grew into a Heisman Trophy winner and South Carolina tailback. The 6-foot-2, 220-pound senior, now a leading rusher, escaped Atlanta slums with support from relatives and an aunt in Duluth, Ga. He amassed 4,958 rushing yards in his college career, placing fourth all time.
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