Haskell Boxing Opens Season With St Benedicts Visit
Haskell Indian boxing team coached by Jim Raport opens intercollegiate season at 7:30 p.m. in the Haskell gymnasium hosting St. Benedict's College of Atchison for a 10 bout card. Notable fighters include Max Keshick and John Gage with exhibition bouts planned if needed.
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Rowledge
Feather
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Arthur Rowledge
Sylvester Feather
John Carmody
St. Benedict’s
Basketball Defense Shows Tightening in Big Six Non-Conference Play
The Big Six report 43 non-conference games through last Saturday with 1514 points scored this year versus 1506 last year. Opponents totaled 1389 against 1461 last season, signaling stronger defense. Oklahoma beat Kansas while Iowa State defeated Kansas State in openers.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Iowa State
Kansas State
Chapman Eyes Baseball Contract After Graduation
Berkeley, January 11 Sam Chapman University of California star halfback says he would rather play baseball after graduation next May. He faces a likely big league deal with a substantial signing bonus and has been approached by the Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, St. Louis Browns, and Cincinnati. Chapman is an outfielder who sometimes plays shortstop and hit .420 last season.
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Berkeley
Calif
Sam
Chapman
University of California
Boston Red‘ Sox
New York
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Cincinnati
College Basketball Scores From Associated Press Summary
Nebraska 997 Colorado 18 Ohio State 28 Michigan 38 Iowa 28 Minnesota 35 Wisconsin 50 Notre Dame 57 Georgetown 39 Temple 22 Canisius College 33 Kentucky }
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Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma A
Drake
Tulsa U
Grinnell
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Tarkie
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Haskell Institute
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Wisconsin
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Agreoree
Washington
Elon College
Showa era war and a distant dental journey
A historical column traces Showa Japan's early 20th century path from peace rhetoric to military actions in Manchuria and China. It also highlights James Kamakaiwi, a Honolulu football star stationed on Jarvis Island, who drove 1,300 miles to Honolulu for dental care aboard the Itasca, totaling 2,600 miles round trip. Tomorrow adds a piece noting 14,000 miles equals 50 miles.
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Heaven
Russia
Manchuria
Siberia
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Orient
Jehor
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China
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Honolulu
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Scouts Say Big Money Powers Upstart Players
Johnny Nee of the New York Yankees says high salaries lure young players and agents, turning minor league signs into bidding wars. He notes scouts now hunt grade and junior high school sandlots to find truly new talent before others bid.
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Johnny Nee
New York Yankees
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Chamber of Commerce
Virgin Territory
Sports Roundup Highlights Coach News and Boxing Rumors
New York reports Alabama coach Frank Thomas gained 12 pounds and staff losses during December. Rumors surface that Amos Alonzo Stagg may retire after a Pacific vs Chicago game and Glenn Cunningham plans to quit after the indoor season. Feuds swirl among southern track stars and boxing offers pour in for Fred Apostoli with promoter Lucy Welch wiring for terms.
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New York
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Amos Alonzo Stagg
College of the Pacific
Chicago
Soldiers’ Field
Glenn Cunnningham
Freddie Steele
Aposto
Fred Apostoli
London
Jack McAvoy
Pittsburgh
Billy Conn
Buffalo
Ralph Dejohn
Lucy Welch
Los Angeles
Fred
Glen Lee
Young Corbett
San Francisco
Bob Tow
Joe Gould
John Henry Lewis
St. Louis
Mike Jacobs
Haskell Falls to Ottawa Amid Late Big Bear Rally
The Haskell Indian basketball team lost 46 to 29 at Ottawa University as Sterling Big Bear hit six straight field goals late. Ottawa led 21 to 5 at halftime and now holds the season series with Haskell after a previous 32 to 25 win here. Budges in Adelaide report.
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Ottawa University
Ottawa
Sterling Big Bear
Big Bear
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Stymie Rule Clash Features USGA and R and A
Open break looms between the United States Golf Association and the Royal and Ancient Club over stymie rules. The USGA plans a six inch lift rule for the next year while the R and A holds to playing the ball as it lies. Henry Gullen of the R and A defends the rule, and British figures condemn changes amid looming Walker Cup and tour conflict.
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Associated Press
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St. Andrews
Jeff Dickson
London
Dickson
Kansas Swimmers Begin Practice for 1988 Season
A dozen University of Kansas swimmers are practicing ahead of the 1988 season. The team will aim for the Big Six meet in Norman Oklahoma on March 4 and 5. Reported swimmers include Beeler Fisher Brown Ritchie Campbell Davidson Horton Lawrence Mitchell Nowosinske Jones Stipp Gray Bowman and others from Kansas City Wichita Salina and Concordia.
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Okla
Kansas State
Washburn
Robert Beeler
Paul Fisher
Topeka
Harry Brown
Proctor Ritchie
Wichita
Wallis Campbell
Salina
Raymond Davidson
Hutchinson
William Horton
Atwood
Ray Lawrence
Smith Center
Alex Mitchell
Lawrence
Vete Nowosinske
Kansas City
Kan
Morton Jones
Charles Stipp
Ritchie Nowosinske
Jones
William Gray
George Bowman
Concordia
Ellsworth Vines and Fred Perry Set for Second Pro Tour
Los Angeles reports top players Ellsworth Vines and Fred Perry begin their second pro tour with about 60 booked appearances. Promoters expect 10,000 spectators in the opening match, including many Hollywood figures, with box seats priced at 6.60.
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Ellsworth Vines
Fred Perry
Jayhawks Battle K State Tonight in Big Six Clash
Kansas and Kansas State renew their rivalry in Nichols Gym Manhattan Kan with the Wildcats seeking a needed Big Six win after a loss to Iowa State. Kansas aims to stop Fred Pralle and rely on Burns Klimek Wesche Poppenhouse Cleveland and Reed in a high stakes conference game.
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Oklahoma
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Poppenhouse
Cleveland
Raanteneamecevese
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Athletics elect Mack as president and treasurer
A historic note recalls Connie Mack being elected president and treasurer of the Philadelphia Athletics a year ago, succeeding John Shibe in the roles. The item also mentions past events including Lou Ambers' rise and Tommy Hitchcock's scoring tally in 1933.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Aiting
John Shibe
Lou Ambers
Harry Dublinsky
New York State Athletic Commission
Berney Ross
Tommy Hitchcock
U.S
Fale Resackstian
Thomson Wins Open at Los Angeles in Final Burst
Jimmy Thomson led a field of 75 pros and 75 amateurs to win the Los Angeles Open with a 273 total, 65 66 74 68, earning 2100 dollars. Johnny Revolta finished four back in second, while Henry Picard and Lawson Little shared third. Bruce McCormick was top amateur with 281, nine strokes ahead of the next amateur.
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Jimmy Thomson
del Mar
Bing Crosby
Thomson
Shawnee
Delaware
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Revolta
Henry Picard
Hershey
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Horton Smith
Chicago
George von Elm
Lloyd Mangrum
Dayton
Willie Goggin
Bruce McCormick
Harry Cooper
Urge for Davis Cuping Hits Top Ranking Stars
New York January 11 It is a long road to the mid summer defense of the Davis Cup with last year’s triumphant players likely to defend the trophy. Don Budge is expected to be No 1 with Bryan Grant entering the ring again alongside Frankie Parker Bobby Riggs Gene Mako and Wayne Sabin as other contenders for team selection.
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United States
Rene la Coste
Henri Cochet
France
Germantown
Don Budge
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Frankie Parker
Grant
England
Bobby Riggs
Gene Mako
Budge
Wayne Sabin
Baker Opens Conference Season With McPherson
Baldwin Kan January 11 The Baker University Wildcat quintet opens Kansas Conference play tonight at 7 15 against McPherson College on their home court and face Emporia State Thursday in a test against veteran conference contenders Coach Emil Liston considers lineup options as he fields his first quintet this week
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Manhattan
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Harold Johnson
Bruce Voran
Dr. Allen
Ebling
Sullivan
Oklahoma
Jayhawkers
Emil S. Liston
Boxers and Wrestlers Battle Through Dictionaries on Radio
Boxers and wrestlers prepare for a spelling bee on WJZ NBC at 7:30 PM CST. Tommy Farr leads the boxing team with Mike Muzurki directing the wrestlers. The event originates from Farr's Summit New Jersey camp as both sides study dictionaries for the match.
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Wjz-Nbc
Tommy Farr
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Wrestlers Compete Across Cities With Mixed Outcomes
In New York Jim Londos defeated John Sullivan in 36 39. In Wilmington Joe Cox beat Wally Dusek two falls to one. In Lancaster George Keverly threw Cliff Olsen in 12 42. In Camden Bronko Nagurski toppled Abe Kashey across two straight falls. In Syracuse Jack League and Yvon Robert wrestled to a draw.
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Greece
John Sullivan
Ireland
Wilmington
Del
Joe Cox
Cleveland
Wally Dusek
Omaha
Lancaster
George Keverly
California
Cliff Olsen
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Minn
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Bronko Nagurski
International Falls
Abe Kashey
Paterson
Syracuse
Jack League
Oklahoma
Yvon Robert
Canada
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Boxing results from multiple venues last night across the country
The report lists fighters such as Chicago’s Jackie Wilson and Leo Rodak drawing in city bouts, Buddy Knox stopping Young Anderson in Louisville, John Henry Lewis defeating Leonard Neblett in Nashville, Sol Levinson besting Ted Garcia in Hot Springs, and other decisions or stoppages including Ercole Buratti’s win over Joe Marsh in New York and Alf McCoy vs Andre Lenglet in Boston.
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Jackie Wilson
Pittsburgh
Leo Rodak
Drew
Louisville
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Ohio
Young Anderson
Flint
Mich
Nashville
Tenn
John Henry Lewis
Leonard Neblett
Clarksville
Hot Springs
Ark
Sol Levinson
Denver
Colo
Philadelphia
al Ettore
Gus Dorazio
Newark
N. J
George Daly
Bartlesville Upsets Phillips in Missouri League Play
Bartlesville defeated Phillips last night as Jack Ragland scored eight baskets to lift Bartlesville to undisputed third place in the league, ahead of Kansas City Healeys. Phillips meets Oklahoma City Parks tonight in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
Colorado
Anairemeran
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Jack Ragland
Kansas City Healeys
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