Cameron Dominates Fort Smith in 5 1 Win Boxing Meet
Cameron boxing squad defeated Fort Smith 5 to 1 in a night card. Ed Washburn dominated welterweight Billy Seabolt with a first round knockout while others claimed decisions in the Cameron lineup led by 135 pounders Pewwardy Poolaw and Seabolt. Fort Sill Indian School athletes also competed in exhibition bouts.
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Dockert
Jone
Jack
D'Armand
Dennie Poolaw
Bill Bush
al- Mexias
Bush
Melvin Fermansu
Doc Pewewardy
Hani
Eddile Washburn
Billy Scabolz
Virgil Goodin
Frankie Castle
Kenneth Beavers
Windy
Football results and notable past sports moments
A look back at past games and awards: a 15 14 Cleveland win over Washington for the national title a decade ago. Earlier epochs note Sammy 337 beating Bobby Ruth in a ten round Madison Garden bout. Other items recall Joe Dimaggio as amateur of the year and Larry Kell as Heisman winner in 1936.
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Teree Fears
Sammy
Bobby Ruth
Madi- Tre Garden
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Joe Dim- Aagott
Bobby
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Newhouser Tops American League Pitchers For 1946 Season
Hal Newhouser of the Detroit Tigers is officially named the AL's top pitcher for 1946, tying with Bob Feller for most wins at 26. Newhouser led in earned runs allowed per game at 1.94 over 293 innings, with 275 strikeouts in 37 games. Feller led the league in strikeouts with 348 and had 371 innings pitched in 48 appearances, plus eight no-hitters lifetime records.
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Rapid Robert Feller
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Spud Chandler
Boston Red Sox
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
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Ed Lopat
Milt Haefner
Washington
Bobo Newsom
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New York
College scores and results roundup from NCAA games
A digest of recent college basketball and related matchups showing scores for teams including Duquesne Nevada St Johns, VMI, Langley Field, Randolph Macon, Miami Ohio, DePauw, Drake, Northwestern, Pittsburgh, Minnesota, Houston, Texas Tech and others with final tallies and point differentials across multiple dates and conferences.
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Ohio
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Missouri
Hlinois
Drake
Ken State
Rice
Marquette
Northwestern
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Fenimore Chosen First in NFL Draft by Bears
Bob Fenimore, Oklahoma A and M star halfback and two time All America, was selected by the Chicago Bears as the first pick in the NFL draft. Fenimore said he is satisfied with the Bears choice and expects to be able to play next season after recovering from a leg injury.
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Bob Fenimore
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Army
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Neth Armstrong
Philadelphia Eagles
Houston Cagers Edge Southeastern 63 58
The University of Houston basketball team defeated Southeastern State of Durant Oklahoma 63 to 58 after a fast start and a brief second half lead. Houston led early and again in the opening minutes, then held on for the win.
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Houston Cagers
Southeastern
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Tex
Southeastern State
Durant
Oklahoma
University of Houston
Boxers Clashed Across Cities in Last Night Bouts
Reported results show Pedro Firpo of Camden outpointed Frankie Carto of Philadelphia in Newark. Humberto Sierra of Puerto Rico stopped CI Gregory of Newark in Miami. Jim Richie of St Louis outpointed Teddy Randolph of New York in St Louis.
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Camden
Frankie Carto
Philadelphia
Miami
Fla
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Puerto Rico
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ST. Louis
Jim Richie
Bt Louis
Teddy Randolph
New York
Texas Wesleyan Tops Chiefs In Opener
In Fort Worth Texas Wesleyan defeated Oklahoma City University 68 23 in a season debut for OCUs cage team after a five year hiatus.
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Oklahoma City University
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