Aggie Boxers Edge Capital in 4-3 InterCity Bout
Aggie boxers from Cameron College defeated Oklahoma City Boxing Club 4 to 3 in the municipal auditorium last night to earn a shot at the Constitution Golden Gloves team title. Eddie Washburn won at 147 pounds, with other Cameron wins and several close decisions listed in the intercity match results.
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Leon Tomah
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Gene Kilgore
Willie Doonkeen
Oklahoma City
Tano Avila
Jack McCann
Southside Boxing Club
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KO D'Armand Henry
Cameron Aggies
Ray Lee
Sammy Jasaent
Oksham City
Earl Kee
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Eerie Washburn
Coy Hollingshead
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Luke Tainpeah
Hyry
Lewis Manning
Phillip James
Southside
W. N. Anderson
Ted Actox
Battered Trojans Say No Tougher Than Wolverines
In Los Angeles Notre Dame leads the college club poll as Michigan trails by a wide margin in incomplete tabulations. The Notre Dame advantage is described as close to a 3-1 edge over Michigan, reflecting a split between the Trojans and Wolverines in early returns. Later, a separate note from Durant, Oklahoma, mentions Lake Texoma fishing plans. The piece highlights early poll dynamics and regional notes.
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Louis to defend heavyweight title in New York in June
Joe Louis told Sol Struik the heavyweight title would be defended in New York in June likely at Yankee Stadium. Promoter Lou Costello had claimed a Los Angeles bout with Walcott or Turkey Thompson on April 3, while Louis’s camp said plans remained unsettled and a London exhibition tour was possible.
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Varied College Cage Scores Across States and High School Listings
A jumble of basketball scores and local high school results from multiple colleges and towns. Teams such as Ottawa Kansas Em poria, Maryville Missouri, St Benedicty Kansas, and Oklahoma Aggies appear with scattered opponents like Tulane, Rockhurst, and Northwest schools. Many OCR errors and misspellings blur details, but the list preserves numerous team matchups and regional results.
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Little Rock JC
Arkansas College
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Whitman
Whitworth
Farragut
Muskoges JC
Northeastern
St. John’s
CONY
Long Island
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Providence
Aneelms
Columbia
Harvard
Southwest Missouri
Pittsburgh
Hamline
St. Olaf
Town State
FSIS Darko Fighters Open Season With Anadarko Clash
The 1948 boxing season opens at Fort Sill Indian School gym at 8 p.m. Thursday with Spencer Quetone's Braves vs Anadarko High School. The card includes nine inter-team bouts and the Fort Sill Fourth Army Boxing tournament eliminations in 147 and 175 pound divisions. Preliminary rounds occur tonight to set the final matchups for lighter and heavier classes. Tickets available at Powers Outdoor Store and Buck's Bowling Palace. Officials include Buck Kinsey, Hino Redding, Jo Johnston, and Ed Hanson.
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Jackie Tate
Rayfield Ponhway
Carl Tahoh
Tyler Wahnee
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Spencer Quetone
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Hino Redding
Jo Johnston
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Boxing Results From City to City Fight Card Recap
In Hartford Willie Pep outpointed Pedro Bieson in a non title bout at Hartford. Harald Dade scored a TKO over Bobby Jackson in Los Angeles. Joe Dejohn knocked out Chet Vinel in Syracuse. Seven rounds listed for each contest with city and weight notes.
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Conn
Willie Pep
Hartford
Pedro Bieson
Mexico City
Los Angeles
Harald Dade
Bobby Jackson
Syracuse
N. J
Joe Dejohn
Chet Vinel
Utica
Wildcats falter in Madison Square Garden loss to LIU
Kansas State, riding a 10 game win streak, fell 66 to 47 at Madison Square Garden as Long Island University rallied from a 32 to 22 halftime deficit. Tore Lipman led LIU with three field goals and a free throw, while K State struggled with personal fouls and poor shooting in the first half.
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Gilmer Signs With Pros Washington Redskings
Harry Gilmer of Alabama has signed a five year contract to play professional football with the Washington Redskings, according to United Press details released today.
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Lawton High Netmen top Marlow in tight 21-20 win
Lawton High Wolverines edged Marlow 21 to 20 after a cold start. Kenny Bridges scored 10 and matched Doc Barnardetler of Marlow. The opener saw the Lawton Juniors defeat the Junior Outlaws 26-13, led by height and early floor-work, cruising to halftime lead.
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