Critics Hit Oklahoma City Boxing Policies In State Tourney
Critics say officiating and ring judges from Lawton and across Oklahoma show bias favoring local favorites. The article details disputed decisions involving Washie Stover over Bob Teneger and repeated close calls affecting Lawton boxers, plus complaints about pairings and district tournament effects on contenders.
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Oklahoma City
Lawton
McAlester
Washie Stover
Bob William Tenequer
FSIS
Tenequer
Wier
Stover
Teneguer
Glovers
Ameron
Eddie Washburn
Eddie
Oklahoma Cuy
Herschel Acton
Acton
Fort Sill
Ernest Salas
Salas
Nother
Osklahoma City
On Jahoma City
Oklahoma
Hallworth
Daily Oklahoman
Okita
Cage Tourney Semifinals Set for Local High Schools
Elgin high, favored to win, joined Faxon and Indiahoma with Geronimo in the Comanche county tournament semifinals. Elgin defeated Cache 54 21 as Miller led with 14 points and Horse posted seven. Faxon beat Fort Sill Indian School 36 31. Indiahoma toppled Sterling 25 17 with Buchwald scoring 16. Junior and girls brackets also set for semifinals today with several matchups at Lawton High.
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Elgin High School
Faxon
Indiahoma
Geronimo
Comanche County
Lawton High School
Elginagers
Cache
Miller
Guard Horse
Cade
Fort Sil! Indian School
Sterling
Rudolph Buchwald
Cozad
L. Pratt
Braves
Kassanevold
Indiahomansa
Julius Himea
Chattanooga
F. Jepson
G. Ledford
Cade High School
M. Wimple
Betty Hadley
McLinn
Elgin
Cadhe
Fletcher
Wamen
Fort Sill Indian School
Bilgin
Girly Cache
Indiahomea
Southwest Oklahoma boxers reach state Golden Gloves finals
Four Southwest Oklahoma boxers advance to state finals in Oklahoma City after semifinal wins. Eddie Washburn Cameron welterweight and Leon Taunah heavyweight from Temple win open class semifinals. Ben Yager Cyril and Lewis Manning Cameron College win novice divisions. Other Southwest hopes fall short as well.
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Emmety L. Keough
Constitution
Oklahoma City
Southwest Oklahoma
Taunah
Washburn
Eddie Washburn
Cameron
Leon Taunah
Toast
Temple
Ben Yager
Cyril
Lewis Artie’ Manning
Caméron College
Stalce
Oklahoma
Chicago
Malling
Oklahome
Vincent Zurega
Lawton
Ronald Qoner
Gene Morgan
Jimmy Rogers
Paul Neatell
Riverside
Gene
Morgan
Morgen
Mestell
Barney
Lawton Lions
Willie Lane
Altus
Ben
Lane
Yager
Mike Ahearn Dies Former K-State Athletic Director
Manhattan Kansas February 6 Francis Mike Ahearn known as the most completely honest man in intercollegiate athletics is dead. The 60 year old athletic director emeritus of Kansas State College died in St Marys hospital ending 42 years of service to the school. Ahearn was widely known in sports circles across the country. He was the little Irishman who believed and practiced Simon pure athletics.
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Kas
Michae
Francis
Mike) Ahearn
Midlands
Kansas State Colleer
St. Mary's Hospital
Ce Lo
Ahearn
Gloves Results Open Class at 142 118 126 196 147 180 175 and Heavyweight
Results from a boxing or wrestling event list multiple weight classes with winners and placers. Albert Moses Chi locco dec Vincent Zurega Law ton Washie Stover McAlester. Lindy Burgess OKC dec Billy McIntosh Tulsa Jack McCann OKC dec Robert Prock McAlester. Saimmy James OKC dew Johnny Campbell University of Oklahoma Omer Manley Central State dec Ronald Clance Chickasha. Herschel Acton OKC dec Philip Burns Northwestern State Donnie Ward Tulsa dec Virgil Franklin Murray Aggies. Eddie Washburn Cameron Aggies dec Harald Barney Tulsa Evans Angone OKC dev Bill Geasland Northeastern State. Alvin Williams OKC won on default from Jaele Hurst Murray Aggies George Plersall Wagoner KO'd Bobby Horn Sand Springs (2). Harle Keel OKC dec Edwin Horsechief Riverside Don Goosewood Sand Springs dec Faul Davis Heavyweight Bill Savage OKC won on default from Charley Whitetail Fairview Leon Taunah Temple det John Alexander Tulsa.
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Albert Moses
Chilocco
Vincent Zurega
Lawton
Washie Stover
McAlester
Teddy Jefferson
Goodland
Lindy Burgess
Oklahoma City
Billy McIntosh
Tulsa
Jack McCann
Robert Prock
Saimmy James
Johnny Campbell
University of Oklahoma
Omer Manley
Central State
Ronald Clance
Chickaha
Herschel Acton
Oklahomea City
Philip Burns
Northwestern State
Donnie Ward
Virgil Franklin
Murray Aggies
Eddie Washburn
Cameron Aggies
Harald Barney
Evans Angone
Bill Geasland
Northeastern State
Alvin Williams
Jaele Hurst
George Plersall
Wagoner
Ko'd
Bobby Horn
Sand Springs
Harle Keel
Edwin Horsechief
Riverside
Don Goosewood
Faul Davis
Bill Savage
Charley Whitetail
Fairview
Leon Taunah
Temple
John Alexander
Cowboys Narrow Cameron In Rough Prelim Clash
In Stillwater at Gallagher hall Oklahoma A and M extends to a 43 to 26 win over Cameron Aggies in a rough warmup to the A and M OU classic. Nippert led Cameron with 10 points as Cameron’s B team lost 44 to 90 to their opponents. Cameron next hosts Northern Oklahoma junior college in a two game series.
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Oklahoma A. and
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Pac
Cameron
Aggies
Lawson
Bees
Junior Nippert
Cameron Ventury
Wetel WeaArthur
Aggie
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Olher Brothers
Oklahoma
Tonkawa
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press
Tampa bout sees Geanow stop Martlyl in eight and Marsh outpoint Gualteri in Pittsburgh. In Utah Welsh outpoints Jacques in a ten round decision.
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Associated Press
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Joe Mrtlyl
Endicott
Pittsburgh
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Akron
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Logan
Utah
Djibtel
Brigham
Joe Jacques
Ogden
NYU at Neston U 44 Texas 56 scoreline
In a college football style score line, Texas led over NYU at Neston U with 56 to 44. Other results show Oklahoma 30 against Ola Aggies 95 and Murray Ag 3 versus Connor Ag 33 as distant mismatches.
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Lexus
Southwest Texas
Locke Leads Field Of Texas Open Tournament
In San Antonio on February 6, Bobby Locke headed the opening round of the Texas Open at Breckenridge Park. Rain and cold challenged players, but Locke and his powerful putting pace set the tone as a strong field contended in the 72 hole event.
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Tex
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Breckenridge Park
Sogey Three Nilles
Bobby Locke
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