Chilocco boxers defeat Haskell in close decision bouts
Chilocco Indian school defeats Haskell 7 to 2 in Topeka boxing, with five decisions all 2 to 1 and no winner by more than four points. Notable results include Jerome Wise knocking out George Villereal and Charles Wilkie edging Woody Eldridge in a tight bout. Twenty five Haskell boxers travel to contest district Golden Gloves starting tonight.
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Haskell
Wise
George Villereal
Chilecco
Wilkie
Woody English
Eldridge
Wallace
Mayotte
Warren Walkabout
Chilocco Boy
Topeka
A. B. Harjo
Chiloccto
James Roberts
Chirocco
Wallace Mayotte
Isaac Williams
Chiocro
Lee Lloyd Tourtillot
Leo ‘Woodward
Chilocen
Charles Chibbity
Charles Wilkie
Woody Eldridge
Chilocco
Jerome Wise
Edgar Peebles
Chiloccco
al Tucker
Charles, Jones
Wilbur Whitebeaver
Leo - Wolf
Max
Keshick
Sooner Victory Tops Missouri In Tight Big Six Clash
Oklahoma outscored Missouri 35 to 34 as Bill Bentley’s late field goal sealed a 35 34 win. McNatt led Sooners with 14 points and tops the Big Six scoring race, while Missouri drops their first conference defeat and sits tied for second with Kansas.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Sooners
Missouri
Bill Bently
Tigers
Nebarska
Kansas
Kansas State
Nebraska
Iowa State
Lawrence
Jimmy McNatt
Sooner
Carlile
Oliner
Scheffler
Bentley
Mesch
Snodgrass
Bollinger
Richards
Gool Ford
John Lance
Pittsburg
Lobsiger
Tison
Currence
Watson
Cooper
McNatt
Scheffler Bentley
MIDDLEWEIGHT MUDDLE IN CHICAGO TITLE RACE
Chicago January 30 The middleweight title scene remains unsettled as Ceferino Garcia and Al Hostak feud for crown. Tony Zale beats Hostak in a non title bout at Chicago Stadium despite Hostak’s hand injury. 412 paid, net gate 1040. Zale climbs NBA ranking after resilient first round, then dominates.
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Chicago
Ceferino Garcia
Bisholder
New York
California
Al-Hostak
National Boxing Association
Tony Zale
Gard
Ind
Hostak
Seattle
Wash
Zale
N.B.A
Hardy
Lions Go to Atchison for Key Late Season Clash
Lawrence High School’s basketball team travels to Atchison to face Coach Lud Fi ser’s Redskins tonight in a rematch after a 30 to 24 loss at home on January 3. Center Lee Garich may miss action due to a lingering cold, with Schaake leading a 9-man squad on the trip.
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Lawrence High School
Atchison
Lud Fiser
Atchison High Redskins
Lions
Lee Garich
Lion
V Schaake
Junius Penny
Georg Goehring
Pat Green
Billy Weber
Carl Hird
Dick Keene
Harold Sample
Curtis Hinshaw
Southwestern Noses Out Ft. Hays 38 to 37 in Tight Contest
In Hays Kansas January 30 the Southwestern Builders edged Ft. Hays Tigers 38 to 37 after a close second half. Stramel led Hays with ten points, Johnson and Stevens shared scoring honors for Southwestern, as a late free throw sealed the win.
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Southwestern
Ft. Hays
Hays. Kan
Cashton Man Seeks 337 370 License Plate Upside Down
Cashton Wisconsin resident Ole Lee requests license plate 337 370 to spell his name when inverted. He has pressed the state for the number for the third year, hoping the plate reads his name upside down.
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Cashton
Wis
Ole Lee
Has
Sutherland Accepts Pro Coaching Post With Brooklyn Dodgers
Jock Sutherland 50, famed Pitt grid mentor, signs a three year pact to coach the Brooklyn Dodgers of the National Professional League. He carries an 114 win record in pro play and 144 victories, 14 ties, 28 defeats in 20 collegiate seasons at Lafayette and Pitt. Brooklyn owner Dan Topping pledges top material for a winner.
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Pittsburgh
Jock Sutherland
Scot
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Lafayette
Pitt
Sutherland
Dodger
Dan Topping
Jock
John Bain Sutherland
John C. Bowman
Carl L. Storck
Oklahoma Edges Missouri In Close 35 34 Basketball
The Associated Press reports a tight college basketball result with Oklahoma defeating Missouri 35 to 34. Other scores include South Dakota State 23 Iowa State 58 and Drake 46 Washburn 40 with several additional small matchups listed from the era.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Missouri
Town
South Dakota State
Iowa State
Morningside
Tulsa
LasSalle
Drake
Washburn
Maryville
Teachers of
Springfield
Southwestern
Kxan
Fort Hays State
Kansas Wesleyan
McPherson
Mike Jacobs joins Detroit Olympia club in swap deal
Madison Square Garden figure Kilpatrick engineered a deal sending Mike Jacobs to Detroit Olympia and pushing Jack Kearns out. The item ties to Hoover's planned speech at the New York baseball writers dinner and mentions booing at the 1931 World Series opening game in Philadelphia. Armtrong may guarantee $20,000 by defending welter title against Avon in Chicago.
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New York
John Reed Kilpatrick
Madison ‘Square Garden
Mike Jacobs
Detroit
Olympia Club
Jack Kearns
Hoover
New York Baseball Writers
Philly
Mackmen
Pepper Martin
Henry Armstrong
Milt Avon
Chicago
Boxing, bowling, and sports notes from 1959 era items
Newspaper brief listing various sports items including Benny M Coy quip about Judge Landis, Edwin Atherton contract details, St. Paul bowling congress tournament setup for 1941 with 5800 five man teams, Oklahoma U coaching candidacy narrowed to two, Lou Nova back to light training, Gene Tunney critique of Dempsey Louis, Louis honored as fighter of the year, umpire Bill Klein painting locals, and Rice alumni hosting a major Houston prom event.
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Edwin Atherton
Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Detroit
Tom Stidham
Oklahoma U
Lou Nova
Gene Tunney
Look
Jack Dempsey
Joe Louis
Louis
Ring Magazine
Pompton Lakes
Bill Klein
Miami Beach
Neely
Dinner Rice
Houston
Australian tennis champ Bromwich defeats Quist in straight sets
A year ago Jack Bromwich beat Adrian Quist 6-4 6-1 6-2 to win the Australian title. Also noted is Glenn Cunningham finishing ahead of Don Lash in a Prout Memorial mile at Boston in 4 11.09 and Sir Malcolm Campbell bringing the Bluebird to Daytona Beach for another speed attempt.
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Jack Bromwich
Adrian Quist
Glenn Cunningham
Don Lash
Boston
Malcolm Campbell
England
Daytona Beach
Acquisition of Benny McCoy may bring dream team to Connie Mack
Grand Rapids dateline reports Connie Mack pursues a final championship effort for 1941. Benny McCoy signs for a record $45,000 bonus and $14,000 annual salary, with three clubs bidding including Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. Earle Mack cites a powerful new infield lineup as crucial to pennant hopes, detailing positions for Seibert Lillard Rubeling and McCoy.
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Benny McCoy
Dream Team
Connie Mack
Grand Rapids
Mich
Earle Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Mack
McCoy
Kienesaw M. Landis
Detroit Tiger
Rick Ferrell
St. Louis Browns
A’s
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill McWhechnie
Reds
Philadelphia
Linus Frey
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Pep” Young
Pirates
Dick Seibert
Detroit
Bill Lillard
San Francisco
Mac
al Rubeling
Atlanta
Indiana Hoosiers Scout Opponents Like Football Coaches
Indiana coach Branch McCracken explains basketball scouting parallels football tactics. He notes Minnesota was the only team not scouted, detailing how Indiana studies offenses, defenses, out-of-bounds plays, and individual players to tailor game plans and expose weak points.
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Jerry Broadfield
NEA
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Purdue
Minnesota
Branch McCracken
Hoosiers
McCracken
Altho
Clair Bee
Long Island
Michigan State
East Lansing
Blackbirds
Spartans
Ralph Graham
Bo McMillin
Hoosier
Graham
Drake Rallys Late to Trim Washburn Quintet
In Topeka Kansas on January 30 Drake pulled away late to defeat Washburn 46 to 40 in the Missouri Valley Conference. Dale Awtry led Drake with scoring sprees and substitute forward helped break a 38-3 run. Russ Thomas and Walter Emmet each scored 14 for their teams at halftime.
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Topeka
Kan
CPA
Dale Awtry
Drake
Washburn
Ichabods
Creighton
Russ Thomas
Walter Emmet
Coyotes Score Another Smashing Cage Victory
Salina Kansas Wesleyan overwhelmed McPherson 72 to 28 to record its fifth straight Kansas conference basketball win. Forward Bob Hunt scored 24 points, a third of the Coyotes total, fueling a second half surge after a 26-24 halftime.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas Wesleyan
McPherson
Kansas
Bob Hunt
Coyotes
Hunt
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Leo Woodward
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Charley Jones
Jones
Whitebeaver
L. Cornelius
B.dewitt
J. Hamilton
M. ‘Keshick
W. Mayotte
W. Monette
M. Peoples
A. Tucker
C. Wilkie
J. Wise
W. Whitebeaver
J. Zuckkahosee
NEA Service. Inc
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Marine Zoo
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Post Meridian
Union of Socialist Soviet Republics
Works Progress Administration
Intelligence
Anno Domini
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Charles H. Fenske
Knights of Columbus
Boston, Mass., Garden
J. R. Williams
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Lawrence Cage
Redskins
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Lorg
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Arkansas & Iy
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Fidorado
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Thanute
Parsons Ovu
Coffeyville
Port Scott
Eddie
Brietz
Tom Meany
N. World-Telegram
Benny M’coy
Judge Landis
Grandville
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Smith
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Prince Albert
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J. Reynolds ‘Tob. Co
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