Golden Gloves Winners Named For National Tournament Team
The Kansas City area secured its Golden Gloves champions in Kansas City last night. Champions include Joey Aguilar 112 pounds Charles Jackson 118 pounds Jack Haley 126 pounds Gerald White 135 pounds Patsy Ancona 147 pounds Leroy Jeffries 161 pounds Ray Standifer 175 pounds and Al Jordan heavyweight. The winners advance to the national tournament in Chicago and the national AAU meet in Boston.
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Boston
Joey Aguilar
Sas City
Charles Jackson
Jack Haley
Gerald White
Hutchinson
Kan
Patsy Ancona
Leroy Jeffries
Ray Standifer
Wichita
al Jordan
Fighters Crowned At Sixth Annual Tournament Of Champions
Kansas City boxers won six of eight finals while visiting fighters sparked the crowd. Sergt James Hakes of Fort Leavenworth claimed two wins before falling to Ray Standifer of Hutchinson in the final. Standifer earned his second straight crown as Hutchinson celebrated.
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Hakes
al Jordan
William Jackson
Topeka
Ray Standifer
Hutchinson
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Standifer
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Pittsburg
Tony Ortega
Charles Jackson
Jack Haley
Joe Kennedy
Patsy Ancona
University of Kansas Falls to Oklahoma in Tight Swim Meet
Kansas and Oklahoma split events in a 41 to 43 decision with Oklahoma claiming five of nine victories. The meet remained undecided until the final 400 yard relay as Oklahoma swimmers led in medley and sprint events while KU notables included Morton and LaShelle with top finishes.
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O.C
Lawrence Lions Top Atchison to Hold Third Place in NRL
Lawrence high school Lions rallied for a 23 to 20 victory over Atchison high Redmen at Liberty Memorial gym to maintain third in the Northeast Kansas league. Curtis Hinshaw and Junius Penny led with eight points each as Atchison led 15 12 at half before Lawrence edged ahead in the third. The Lions travel Friday to Argentine to face the Mustangs.
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Liberty Memorial High School
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Atchison Crew
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Kenny Sperry
Lawrence
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Pat Green
Hinshaw
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Junius Penny
Argentine
John Lonborg
Mustangs
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Overbrook Teams Fall in Osage County Tourney
Overbrook high school suffered losses in Osage county tournament action last night. Melvern defeated Overbrook 24 to 20 in the first team game and also won the second team contest.
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Overbrook High School
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Willie Hoppe Wins National Billiard Championship Again
Willie Hoppe, at 53, wins his second straight three cushion title by defeating Jake Schaefer 50 to 34 in 39 innings. The New York star adds his 16th win in 17 matches this month and claims about $3,000 from a crowd of 45,000. Jay Bozeman finishes third after beating Walker Cochran 50 to 32.
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Willie Hoppe
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Hoppe
Walker Cochran
San Francisco
Jay Bozeman
Vallejo
Calif
Cochran
Rhode Island State Rams Impress In New York Invitiation Tilt
Rhode Island State overwhelmed St Francis 57 42 in New York and readied for Madison Square Garden next month. Star guard Stanley Modzelewski piled 267 points this season as the Rams boast a 76 point per game average with strong bench depth.
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Brown
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Temple
Philadelphia
Basketball Scores From AP Roundup Include Temple and Notre Dame Victories
A large AP roundup lists college and high school results with many teams across regions. Notable college wins include Temple defeating St John’s 55 46 and Notre Dame beating New York 41 38. other outcomes feature Tulane 67 over LSU 44 and Harvard 30 Denton? over Cornell 28. The long slate covers numerous small colleges and preparatory schools with varied margins.
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Baylor
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de Paul
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Sports snapshots of notable holdouts and hires past years
A year ago Gus Suhr remained unsigned for Philadelphia. Three years ago Helen Hicks wed Whitney Harb of Arkansas. Five years ago James J. Tilney was reappointed New York Giants secretary after 15 years, with Eddie Brannick stepping in as successor.
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Whitney Harb
Arkansas
James J. Tilney
New York Giants
Eddie Brannick
Bethany Crushers McPherson In Kansas Conference Game
Bethany College routed McPherson 68 to 41 in a Kansas conference basketball game. Tilberg led Bethany with 21 points while Peterson and Boone sparked the offense as Bethany built a 58 to 15 halftime margin. McPherson led early before Bethany’s surge.
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Notre Dame Names Frank Leahy as New Head Coach and AD
Notre Dame to hire Frank Leahy 32 year old Boston College coach as head coach and athletic director. Leahy, a Rockne disciple and former Fordham and Boston College assistant, succeeds Elmer Layden who left to coach the NFL. Leahy vows to return the Irish to grid glory with his staff Ed McKeever John Druze and Joe McArdle.
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Craig Wood Leads New Orleans Open Round One
Craig Wood of Mamaroneck New York posted a 36 34 70 to lead the opening day of the $5 000 New Orleans Open at the city park course. Harold Jug McSpaden of Winchester Massachusetts and four others were within two strokes at 71 as the field bunched with scores from 72 to 74. Ellsworth Vines the tennis star turned golfer also posted 71. Other notable players included Clayton Heafner Ralph Guldahl and Ben Hogan.
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Golf pros back Thomson as Stiedel heads to army
Ten top flight golfers offer to put up 1000 dollars to back Jimmy Thomson in a bet against Frank Stiedel who is said to hit farther. Stiedel faces military service in a month. Earl Neale cites only three coaches capable of reaching the T formation: George Halas Clark Shaughnessy and Ralph Jones. Dodgers list Wojciechowski brothers as infield and pitcher candidates Wojy No.1 and Wojy No.2.
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Earl Neale
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Ralph Jones
Lake Forest College
Halas
Kearns Picks Sunday Bout Date For Ambulance Fund
Gates Kimball of North Carolina U weighs in as a heavyweight contender who beat Paul Scully of Penn State and seeks $10,000 to sign as a pro. He may lower his price after facing Warren Wilson of Clemson, the Southern Conference champion, who also plans a pro move.
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Fame and Feud Stir Milwaukee Meeting for Stindham
The Milwaukee common council endorses welcoming Coach Tom Stindman to Marquette amid factual name misprint by reporters. Other notes include Ford Frick vacationing in Fort Lauderdale and Connie Mack predicting Indians pennant success. Giants warning Danning over pay could push Mel Ott to catcher, White Sox tall players trend, Stoneham rejecting Palm Springs training, and Max Wilson once struck out 25 in a nine inning game with one hit.
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Airlines honor Nob Feller for 100000 air miles award
The Buffalo Evening News notes Nob Feller received a plaque for flying 100000 miles. Seven American league clubs aim to replicate the award for the summer months.
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Buffalo Evening News
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Nob Feller
Cagers Set for KU at Oklahoma A&M Showdown
Coach F C Allen prepares ten man Kansas squad for Monday night clash at Stillwater with Oklahoma A&M. Expected starters Engleman Hunter at forward Allen at center Kline Sollenberger guards. Sollenberger ankle minor. Hall and Engleman cited barley horses. Officials Parke Carroll and Carl Larson.
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Bethany
Lawrence Cubs Rout Vinland Cagers 40 to 15
Lawrence high school Cubs beat Vinland 40 to 15 in a smothering win. Penny led the attack with 18 points as Lawrence used defense to control the game from the start.
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Serean Upsets Scalzo In Non-title Bout With TKO
Hollywood reports an eight round technical knockout as Guy Serean of Nampa Idaho defeats Featherweight champion Petey Scalzo in a non-title bout. Serean as a 4 to 1 underdog sent Scalzo down twice in rounds one and two and once more in round three before the finish. The crowd numbered about six thousand with manager Pete Reilly watching. Scalzo weighed 12814 and Serean 130.
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Ambers Triumphs Over Quarles In Hartford Bout
Lou Ambers former lightweight champion outpoints Norment Quarles in Hartford Connecticut with a ten round decision. Quarles from Richmond Virginia fought hard in the marquee bout.
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Eudora Faces Tonganoxie In Little Seven Contest
The Eudora Cardinals beat Tonganoxie 43 to 35 in a Little Seven league game at Tonganoxie. The Indians defeated the Cards 24 to 23 in the second game. Eudora has no games next week then hosts Gardner on February 25 and travels to Baselor March 5 for the tournament.
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Wildcats Swim Past Iowa State In Big Six Meet
Kansas State college swam to a 44 to 40 victory over Iowa State, winning five events. Captain Lee Yeo captured two firsts and set a new 60 yard dash mark, breaking the record he set the previous night.
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