Bouts Out Decision Hailed Amid Return Clause Debate
World Council of Professional Boxing prohibits return bout contracts for title fights effective July 1. Reactions split among experts Nat Fleischer and Harry Markson praise the move as long overdue while fighters and managers worry about rematch dynamics and opportunities for contenders.
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Nigeria
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Fastest Lap At Daytona Sets Rookie Speed Record
John Rutherford of Fort Worth Texas, a 24 year old rookie, powered a black and gold Chevrolet to 166.112 mph on the Daytona speedway in his second run. Rutherford leads a field including Robert Johnson and G C Spencer as the world’s fastest closed course event looms with a $100000 plus 500 mile race.
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Argos Acquire Parker in Five-Player Trade
Toronto Argonauts traded five players to Edmonton Eskimos to land quarterback Jackie Parker. Bill Mitchell Jon Rechner Mike Wicklum Joe Hernandez Zeke Smith moved to Edmonton as part of the deal. Parker, 31, from Knoxville Tennessee, seeks 2 3 year contract with Toronto while Amadee remains signed for 1963.
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Peewee Coaches Meet to Pick All Stars
Peewee league coaches from city grade schools will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Tomlinson Junior High gym. Mando Moschella said the meeting will select league All-Star teams and urge attendance so ballots are completed. All-Stars game is March 5 at Tomlinson. playoffs start February 27 and All-Stars will be announced after the playoffs.
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London Boxer Billy Walker Seeks American Toughening Up
Billy Walker a 21 year old London heavyweight prospect flies to New York for a second stint of American style training. He says London gyms are okay but he performs better in a new environment with tougher sparring partners in America.
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Team Standings And Leaders In Local League
The STOCKHOLDERS LEAGUE reports team standings with La Fiesta Stamps Snorting Galf Harrison Home Decor and others. Leaders include Trussell's Twisters with a 1778 team series and Hickman's Hellcats 395 in a team game. Individual highs list Jessie Hicks 191 in a game and 395 series.
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Cannoneers Edge Bliss in Final Fort Sill Tilt
Fort Sill Cannoneers beat Fort Bliss 81-65 at Honeycutt gym to close home schedule. Charlie Turner led early with six straight as Norm Brandl top scored with 23. Bliss shot 24 of 68 while Sillales 32 of 81, 10 players scoring.
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College basketball results from Associated Press roundup
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Grandfield Lassies Edge Tipton in District 19 showdown
Joette Creighton scored a career high 39 points to lift Grandfield girls to a 53-35 revenge win over Tipton. Tipton boys dominated 57-10 with 27 points by Jerry McLemore. Grandfield improves to 15-5 and advances to a semifinal versus Temple in Walters District 19 tournament.
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BOSTON LEADS BRASTEEN DIVISION IN NBA STANDINGS
The standings show Boston atop the Brasteen division with a 19 713 record. Syracuse sits with 37 at 578 and Cincinnati 35. New York 18 45 26 2T% trail, while Western leaders Los Angeles 16 7 Detroit 4a 375 24 and Chicago 19 44 292 29% follow. Monday has no games scheduled with several matchups listed for today and Wednesday.
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Standings Shuttled In Huge Pin Event
Dick Hughes of Baltimore leads the regular-division singles with a 674 three-game series at the 60th American Bowling Congress Tournament in Buffalo. Dick Ward of Carey, Ohio tops all-events at 1860, while Andersons of Rochester, N Y team boost to 2695 in the five-man event.
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Cincinnati Holds No 1 Rank Despite 65 64 Upset
Cincinnati remained the top ranked team after losing 65-64 to Wichita ending a 37 game win streak. Loyola of Chicago fell to third after a 92-75 defeat to Bowling Green, while Duke climbed with two decisive wins. Arizona State moved to fourth followed by Ohio State Illinois Wichita Mississippi State Auburn NYU.
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Fights Report From San Jose San Francisco and LA
Last night results include Davey Moore stopping Gil Cadilli in San Jose in a non-title bout. Holly Mims outpointed Clarence James in San Francisco. Tevel Holman stopped Eddie Pace in Los Angeles in a first or early stoppage.
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Sooners Sweep Colorado Mines In Nonconference Wrestling Meet
Oklahoma swept all four bouts by pins in a 32 0 win over Colorado Mines. Wally Curtis, Dick Segress, Mickey Martin, and Phil Westmoreland pinned their opponents at 123 130 137 and 167 pounds respectively, lifting Oklahoma to a 10 2 dual meet record with both losses to Oklahoma State.
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