Four Miles Of Tape For Football Team Clinic Ties
Lew Johnson reports on the annual trainer clinic featuring Billy Stamps and Darwin Richardson backing a show with Elmer and Delmer Brown. The Browns, top trainers at TCU and Texas Tech, discuss tape use, calisthenics, injury care, and prospects like Jim Swink and Abe Martin while noting Texas Tech’s conference status and future changes.
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Sill Stars Only State Glovers Left In Meet
Ft Sill welterweight Hubert Jackson and featherweight Leroy Jeffery advanced in the Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions in Chicago. Jackson won two decisions to reach the 126 pound quarterfinals joining Jeffery who had a bye and a TKO. Three state fighters were eliminated Monday and three more last night as action narrowed to two rings.
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Tulsa
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Cedar Rapids
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Cage Results From Across the Nation
Oklahoma A&M edged Wichita 65 to 62 in overtime as Murray A&M beat Cameron 67 to 53. High school scores include Norman 580, Duncan 35. Shawnee 73, Tulsa Rogers 51. Dewey 64, Shidler 61 in OT. OC Marshall 53 in three overtimes. OC Capitol Hill 49. Durant 66, McAlester 59. Holdenville 69, Bristow 56. Madill 59, Tishomingo 56 in OT. East region saw Cornell 73 over Princeton 68. Rhode Island 82 at Springfield Mass. Hartford area and many more game results across the country.
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Bolde Tops Valley Scoring in Missouri Valley Ball
Houston seven foot bolde buck and Detroit junior Ebben shared scoring honors this season in the Missouri Valley. Boldebuck led with 23.9 conference average, Ebben 21.9. Rookie Joe Stevens edged toward third in the Valley with 20.3 average. Other top 10 include Hodgson, Smith, McLaughlin, Carter, Born, Yates, and Helms.
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Window to honor Agganis at Somerville Greek church
A stained glass window in memory of Harry Agganis, former Boston Red Sox first baseman who died last year, will be unveiled by his mother Sunday at the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church in Somerville, Massachusetts.
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Washington picks Darrell Royal as new coach amid turnover
Washington state faces a coaching upheaval as Darrell Royal, fresh from Mississippi State, takes over a program marred by a rapid turnover and player revolt. George Briggs defends the selection while officials praise Royal's fit with the athletic program. Credell Green, a Black fullback, signals willingness to cooperate and looks forward to spring practice.
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Braves Feel Murff Ready For Majors
The Milwaukee Braves acquire right hander John Murff, aged 33, hailed as the oldest rookie in the majors after leading the Texas League in wins and posting a 1.99 ERA with Dallas. Scout reports praise his control and curve, noting he can fill relief and starting roles despite late start in pro baseball.
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Royal and Walker swap roles in college football shakeup
Longtime friends Darrell Royal and Wade Walker split paths with Royal taking the Washington Huskies head coaching job and Walker succeeding him at Mississippi State. Royal, 31, will depart after guiding State to 6-4 records while Walker, 32, vows to keep the split-T offense and maintain most staff. Washington plans a multi-year deal for Royal. State offers four years for Walker.
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Norse Next for Aggies
Cameron junior Cameron, defending conference champion, lost to Murray 69-53 in a JUCO league game. Murray rallied in the second half, led by Leon Shaw with 28 points and George Littleford with 17, while Cameron’s top scorer Bob Turley had 15. The defeat drops Cameron to 15-6 and ends a five-game win streak. Cameron has one league game left against Northeastern Thursday in Aggie Hall before NJCAA regionals in Amarillo March 5-7.
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German boxer defeats Jimmy Martinez in Portland bout
In Portland last night Peter Mueller of Germany outpointed Phoenix’s Jimmy Martinez over 10 rounds while in Miami Beach Bob Satterfield of Chicago and Harold Carter of Newark fought to a 10 round draw.
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Fighter Wins Flat On Floor In Hartford Bout
Logan won his second semi pro fight in ten years after a wild exchange with Walter Lonski. Lonski floored Logan in the first round then struck a jaw blow that ended the bout. referee Billy Taylor disqualified Lonski and awarded the win to Logan, who learned of the decision ten minutes afterward.
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OU Grid Prospects Invited To Meeting
Norman Okla All University of Oklahoma students interested in playing football have been invited to a meeting today by Sooner grid coach Bud Wilkinson. Spring practice opens at OU next Tuesday and any student, whether or not he has previously reported for football, is invited to attend.
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