Golden Gloves Open With Fort Sill Card This Night
Four states Oklahoma Michigan Ohio and Missouri send champions to tonight’s Southwest district Golden Gloves championship at Fort Sill Honeycutt Gym. The 16 bout card starts at 7 30 p m with winners earning state tournament bids in Tulsa February 16.
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Michigan
Ohio
Missouri
Fort Sill
Honeycutt Gym
Tulsa
Gene Morgan
Charlie Prater
Jerome Tahahawah
Cameron Aggies
Freddy Griffin
Michigan Golden Golves
Leroy Jeffery
Cameron
Darden
Texas
Aggie
Hubert Jackson
Jackson
Richard Wail
Ray Gene Tahahawah
Cameron College
Oon
Sellers
Dillard Jackson
Junior Franklin
Franklin
Virgil Franklin
Charlie Dean
Harry Ratliff
Ratliff
Scond
Sill
Robert Samaniego
Michigan Golden Gloves
Bobby Ingram
Jeffery
Michael Martin
Martin
Freddy Griffis
Griffin
Toledo
Jerome
Louis DeFrieze
Clarence Thomas
DeFrieze
Swede Takes Ski Marathon at Winter Olympics
Tenley Albright won the women's Olympic figure skating title despite an ankle injury in Cortina d Ampezzo. Sweden's Jernberg captured the 50 kilometer cross country marathon in 2 hours 50 minutes 27 seconds, the fastest time yet, as Russia led the team competition.
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Italy
Port
Tenley Albright
Newton
Mass
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Sexten Jernberg
Sweden
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Newton Center
Carol Heiss
Ozone Park
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U. S
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Jernberg
Finland
Veikko Hakulinen
Ampezzo
Russia
Norway
Hallgeir Brenden
Hakulinen
Yankees Screen Shortstop Prospects for 1956 Season
New York will hold a spring camp elimination for the regular shortstop job at St. Petersburg with eight contenders including rookies Jerry Lumpe Woody Held and Tony Kubek alongside veterans Jerry Coleman Billy Hunter Billy Martin Gil McDougald and Phil Rizzuto. The lineup also features catchers Lou Berberet Johnny Blanchard infielders Buddy Carter Bobby Richardson Marv Throneberry outfielders Lou Skizas Whitey Herzog Bob Martyn Dick Tettlebach and pitchers Jim Coates Ralph Terry Jim DePalo Jim O'Reilly and Jim Pignatello led by Kubek praise from Weiss and Stengel.
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Jerry Lumpe
Birmingham
Southern Assn
Woody Held
Denver
Tony Kubek
Quincy
Ill
Kubek
Yankee
Jerry Coleman
Billy Hunter
Billy Martin
Gil McDougald
Rizzuto
Lumpe
Charlie Dressen
Washington
Yankees
Held
George Weiss
Casey Stengel
Lou Berberet
Johnny Blanchard
Buddy Carter
Bobby Richardson
Marv Throneberry
Lou Skizas
Whitey Herzog
Bob Martyn
Dick Tettlebach
Jim Coates
Ralph Terry
Jim DePalo
Jim O'Reilly
Jim Pignatello
Carter Comes Up Short In Close Bout At Chicago Stadium
Jimmy Carter loses a 10 round decision to Cisco Andrade 26 35 bouts from Compton. The AP tally favored Carter 97 95. Carter, near 33, says he cannot change the result and notes Andrade is fast. Carter remains a top fighter with 28 KOs in 70 wins and eyes a possible rematch.
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Chicago
Jimmy Carter
Chicago Stadium
Cisco Andrade
Compton
Calif
Carter
Associated Press
Andrade
Truman Gibson
International Boxing Club
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Paddy Driscoll Named Bears Head Coach
Paddy Driscoll was chosen Thursday to replace owner George Halas as head coach of the Chicago Bears, marking a major shift in leadership for the storied NFL franchise.
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Chicago
Paddy Driscoll
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Parrack Plans To Build Cage Power At OU
Norman Oklahoma Coach Doyle Parrack starts his first OU season with a 3 5 record as he foresees a Big Seven turnaround. He notes road struggles in conference play and predicts a stronger next year with eight returnees and promising sophomores.
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Jim Williams Norman
Okla
Doyle Parrack
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Sooners
Missouri
Colorado
Kansas State
Kansas
Iowa State
Nebraska
Emporia State
Oklahoma City University
Sooner
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Lawton Junior Cage Meet Opens With Velma Alma Matchup
Lawton junior high opens its second annual invitational against Velma Alma in the gym with three more games planned today. Semifinals Friday and finals Saturday decide the eight team single elimination. Chickasha Riverside Anadarko are top contenders.
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Lawton Junior High
Velma Alma
Duncan
Cyril
Anadarko
Lawton Douglass
Jack Stephenson
Wolves
James York
Larry Ray
Shorty Cook
Ray Tillman
Lance Kopepesah
George Karty
Karty
Paddy Jordan Mix For Non Televised 10 Rounder
Former world lightweight champion Paddy De Marco and Don Jordan collide in a ten round bout at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles in a non televised showdown.
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Los Angeles
Paddy DeMarco
Don Jordan
Olympic Auditorium
Golden Gloves Scoreboard Highlights Local Boxers
A detailed scoreboard lists open and novice divisions with top results. Winners include Bobby Humphries Cameron defeating Howard Jennings Chickasha at 95, Marcus Poco Cameron over Larry Martin Chickasha at 95, Otis Tartsah Anadarko defeating Charles Taylor Chickasha at 105, and multiple KOs and TKOs across 118, 126, 135, and 160 pound classes featuring Fort Sill, Cameron, Anadarko, and Lawton competitors.
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Ingram
Anadarko
Horace Tahbone
Tahbone
Fort Sill
Cameron
Philmore Wright
Alvie Carter
Chickasha
Aggie
Wayne Wainscott
Keith Callicott
Rangy Anadarko
Larry Martin
Bobby Humphries
Howard Jennings
William Tartash
Johnnie Mithlo
Apache
Marcus Poco
Otis Tartsah
Charles Taylor
Anderson Carter
Harold Moss
Louis DeFrieze
Clarence Thomas
Tirador Armstrong
Dan McClure
George Pryce
Jerry McKenzie
Jimmy Sartin
Charles Thomas
Leroy Jeffery
Michael Martin
Dillard Jackson
Junior Franklin
Bobby Ingram
Horace Tahhbone
John Kemp
John Hernandez
Earnest Torries
Rogers Flote
Lawton
Obdeilo Nunez-Seghrra
John Hayes
Clifford Archilta
Richard Smith
Hoy
Charlie Prater
Douglas Sellers
Lonnie Poco
Freddy Griffin
Jerome Tahahawah
Scooter Darden
Gene Morgan
Hubert Jackson
Ray Gene Tahahawah
Roberto Samaniego
Bob Ingram
Wallace Blasingame
Leander Rogers
Vern Stephens
Hannibal Rated Top Club Again
Hannibal Junior College basketball remains the nation’s top JC squad for the second straight week, boasting a 21-1-1 record. The NJCAA coaches poll lists Ark City, Vincennes, Wright, Tyler, Wharton, Eastern Arizona, Erie Tech, Itasca, and Moberly among the top ten. Cameron Aggies host Ark City, the No. 2 team, Monday night.
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Compton
Calif
Hannibal
National Junior College Athletic Association
NJCAA
Arkansas City
Kan
Vincennes
Ind
Wright
Chicago
Tyler
Tex
Wharton
Eastern Arizona
Thatcher
Ariz
Erie Tech
Buffalo
N. Y
Itasca
Coleraine
Minn
Moberly
Cameron Aggies
Ark City
Cage Games Postponed In Y League
Junior YMCA basketball games in the junior high gym are cancelled this week to avoid conflict with the junior high tournament. War ren Smith, general secretary, says league play is paused for Thursday.
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YMCA
Warren Smith
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