Lausse Wins in Garden Sting for 28th Straight
Argentina middleweight Eduardo Lausse defeated Ralph Jones in Madison Square Garden earning his 28th consecutive victory. Lausse, nicknamed KO, fought through blood and cuts to win by unanimous decision after a hard 10 rounds, with judges scoring 6 3 1 in his favor.
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Tiger) Jones
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Argentine Boxer Lausse Beats Tiger Jones In NY Bout
Eduardo Lausse from Argentina won a 157 pound outpoint decision over Ralph Tiger Jones of Yonkers at Madison Square Garden New York. Fernando Fala from Philadelphia outpointed Lou Benson of Baltimore in a 196 pound bout. Baltimore multiple bouts listed with weights and locations.
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Tiger) Jones
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Pittsburg State Wins Central Conference Track Championship
Pitt State clinched the Central Conference title with 53 points last night led by key finishes. Fort Hays State scored 47, Emporia State 44, Washburn 3, Southwestern 2, and St. Bene 2 as the meet concluded.
Winds May Dampen Wes Santee’s Mile Bid at Fresno Relays
At Ratcliffe Stadium in Fresno wind gusts 15 to 25 mph threaten Wes Santee’s attempt to break the four minute mile during the 29th Fresno Relays. Santee calls a windy forecast a major barrier and notes ideal conditions needed for a record. The event drew 1,375 competitors and includes Pan-American champions, though one was sidelined by a car crash near San Francisco. Jack Davis, the high hurdles star, suffered head and knee injuries and was sent to Bremerton for Navy duty.
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Valley Track Meet Opens Promising Favorits Tulsa Meet
The 45th Mis sonr Valley Conference track and field meet opened in Tulsa with Oklahoma A&M and the University of Houston as top contenders. Oklahoma A&M seeks to defend the team title after narrowly beating Houston by two points last year. Also noted is a fact about U S railroads operating about 3 000 mail cars.
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