Bobby Samuels Wins 100 Yard Dash at Four-City Meet
Hope dedicates new high school track beside Hammons Stadium with Bobby Samuels taking the 100 yard dash. Magnolia wins the meet with Hope second as Prescott and Gordon also compete. Hope Superintendent James H. Jones fired the opening pistol as a crowd gathered for the 3:30 p.m. program.
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Magnolia Panthers sweep four way track meet opening of Hope field
Magnolia Panthers win both Senior and Jr High divisions in a four way meet opening Hope's new track. Hope High star Bobby Samuels set a school record in the 220 dash and piled 23 points. Magnolia dominates field events led by Skinner and Height with multiple top finishes.
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Clay Fights Chuvalo In Toronto License Granted For Bout
Heavyweight Cassius Clay has a Toronto license for a March 29 bout with Canadian champion George Chuvalo at Maple Leaf Gardens. The WBA recognized world champion is Ernie Terrell, and Ontario Boxing Commission blocks title billing. Chuvalo weighs 212 pounds, Clay around 225, with six days to go.
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Tuesday Fights Roundup From The Associated Press
Bobby Bartels of New York outpointed Hugo Figueroa of Chile in a lightweight bout. Cleveland Williams beat Mel Turnbow in Houston. Levi Forte of Miami outpointed Chip Johnson in Miami. Levan Roundtree from New York knocked out Sonny Moore of Hicksville in Lewiston.
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Detroit at New York on Tuesday in NHL results
National Hockey League results note no games scheduled for Tuesday and list Detroit at New York as the upcoming matchup. The brief mentions two teams and a venue without additional details.
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Two Knockdowns But Lost Fight
Tough Mel Turnbow of Paterson New Jersey knocked down Cleveland Williams twice Tuesday night but lost the 10 round heavyweight match by unanimous decision after Williams rallied in the fourth round. Williams weighed 212, Turnbow 239, Turnbow 22 knocked Williams to the canvas in the second and third rounds but Williams 33 won the fourth fifth and sixth rounds. The Houston fighter kept Turnbow in trouble the rest of the match.
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Pro Gridders Named to Fame Hall
Canton AP reports Clyde Turner and George McAfee join eight others as new members of the National Professional Football Hall of Fame. They are added alongside Bill Dudley Steve Owen Joe Guyon Arnie Herber Walt Kiesling and Hugh Rayne as of Tuesday.
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