Cameron Aggies and Chickasha Clash For Golden Gloves Title
Cameron A team leads Chickasha 40 to 32 with finals set at Fort Sill Dan T Moore Hall at 8 p.m. Tonight's finals determine team and individual champions across eight weight classes. Notable fights include Virgil Goodin pushing past Tony Komah and Leon Taunah stopping Soldier Taunah in 39 seconds as Cameron seeks national honors.
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Southwest Oklahoma
Virgil Goodin
Cameron
Ronald Clonce
Leon KO
Taunah
Golden Gloves
Leonard Watson
Fort Sil
Watson
Goodin
jJest
Tony Komah
Walters
Bob Brittain
Cyril
Luke Tainpeah
Chickasha
Aggies
Caddo County
Aggie
Doc Penardy
Washburn
Tamperh
Chicka
Francis Edmonds
Clance
Kenneth Beavers
Jimmy Luker
Myron Thomason
Sho
William Leuppe
Thomason
Leuppe
Mike McCloskey
Apache Heavy
Lewis Manning
Manning
Fort Sill
FSIS
Lawton
Temple
Apache
Waltera
Fed Sil
Melvin Permansa
Johnny Garrison
Cyri
William Lueppe
D'Armand Henry
Wilbur Pewe
Doc Powardy
Charles Davidson
Ernest Salus
Guy Laker
Eddie Washburn
Tyler Wahnee
Carl Carr
Simmy Luker
Howard Trahan
Chicago C O boxing team beats Oklahoma Golden Gloves in Tulsa
The Chicago C O boxing team defeated Oklahoma City Golden Gloves five matches to two in front of 4490 fans. Dick Guerrero earned outstanding boxer honors after beating Semmy James. Tom Manacis and Joe Castenada scored TKOs as Oklahoma clubs took the preliminaries 7-2.
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Oklahoma City
Chicago
Oklahoma Golden Gloves
Oklahoma
Sooners
Dick Guerrero
Cyo
Semmy James
Acton
Lave
Tom Manaccis
Joe Castenada
Manacis
James “Duke” Porter
Chilocco
Herschel Acton
Eddie Lara
Chicks sweep Lawton three basketball squads in Chickasha
Chickasha's team overwhelmed Lawton high school and junior squads as the Chicks won 56-29 over the A team, 23-16 over the B, and edged the juniors 15-16. Lawton's Don Johnson scored 71 for Chickasha, with Denzil Hawkins and Kenny Bridges contributing for Lawton.
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Lawton
Chickasha
Chicks
Paul Wilson
Bsomer
Csickasha
Los
Don Johnson
Denzil Hawkins
Wolverine
Kenny Bridges
Gene Hancock
Duncan
Putnam City
State cage tournaments set for 51 districts in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Jan. 21 AP Tournament sites announced for 51 district meets in class B and C and girls basketball. Games run Feb. 23-28 with regional play March 4-6, followed by state playoffs in Oklahoma City March 11-13. Cities include Temple Duncan and many others.
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Oklahoma City
Lee K. Anderson
Oklahoma High School Athletic Association
Guymon
Braver
Buffalo
Gage
Cherokee
Fond Creek
Semi final card results late Tuesday night
The semi final wrestling card lists numerous decisions across weights. Notable results include Froneia Wilmonds dec. over Martin Zurega, and Ronald Clance dec. over Clifford Manwatt in Cameron. Multiple byes and referee decisions feature besides several Fort Sill and Chickasha competitors.
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Froneia Wilmonds
Chickaaln
Martin Zurega
Lawton
Bob William Teneguer
FSIS
Harvey Sanders
Chickasha
Ronald Clance
Clifford Manwatt
Cameron
Hugh Pebenshy
Michael Carr
Fort Sill
FSIS Boxers Set to Box Riverside Indians Thursday Night
FSIS boxing team plans to avenge an earlier season loss by meeting Riverside Indian School at Incal gym Thursday night. The card lists 11 bouts including 105 pounds Buddy Tsonetokay Riverside vs Ronny Wooknetoonh FSIS and 126 pounds David Goinkeen Riverside vs Jackie Tate FSIS.
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FSIS
Riverside
Bob .Williams Teneggter
Robert Pischo
Algernon Temps
Raymond Woohlinney
Carl Tehah
David Goinkeen
Jackie Tate
Andy Domeko
Wilbur Pewe
Edwin Edge
Rayfield Peakway
Virgil Whitefox
Tyler Wahner
College Basketball Scores From Weekend Matches
Scores include Colgate 6A over Moby Cross 74 to 49, Georgetown 81 over Bradley 1, Tulsa 54 over Bethel 52, Oklahoma Christian 46 over Scott Tield I 34, Missouri Valley 58 over Drury 47, Southern Illinois 72 over Arkansas State 42, Kansas Wesleyan 75 over McPherson 51, and Texas rivals among others with multiple 40s and 50s noted across the slate.
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U i
Colgate
Moby Cross
Rhode Tal St
Wealey
Long Inland
Kentuckky
Georgian
Bradley
Tulsa
Bethel
College Emporia
OCU
Scott Tield I
Missouri Valley
Drury
Kas
Phillips U
Principia
Greensville
Southern Tinois
Ark State
Kansas
Wesley
McPherson
Connors
McPhail Tried To Sell Six Yankee Flag-Winning Stars
Browns official Charley DeWitt reveals how Larry MacPhail until June 16 nearly traded six Yankees Rizuto Stirnwells Lindell Johnson Etten Lindell and Robinson for Vernon Stephens Bernardino and others. Attempts included offloading DiMaggio when injured and offers for Judnich Keller and Potter, which could have shattered the 1947 champion Yankees.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
EW York
Yankees
Leland Stanford MacPhail
Charley DeWitt
Browns
Larry MacPhot
Joe McCarthy
Red Sox
Billy
Meyer
Pirates
Johnny Neun
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Robinson
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Bill DeWitt
BI Bevens
Piitcher
Cuddiow Mireshell
Kanags City
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Nelson Potter
del Witt
Denny Galehouse
Fotter
Barsting
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Potter
King Kong Keller
Redhend
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Cleveland
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Ranchers Split as Rodeo Goes National With Two Champs
Denver reports boxing and rodeo circuits about to crown two national champions. The Rodeo Cowboys Association announces plans to name a national champion cowboy, potentially not the same as the IRA champion. RCA president Tools Mansfield notes many cowboys perform in unaffiliated shows and seek official national credit. Bud Linderman, IRA champion 1947, may be overtaken by Todd Whatley who won about $25,000 last year.
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Denver
Fapi
Rodeo Cowboys Association
International Rodeo Association
IRA
RCA
Tools Mansfield
Big Springs
Texas
Cowboys
Bud Linderman
Red Lodge
Mont
Todd Whatley
Bethel
Ohla
12 Year Old Ringside Reporter Describes Golden Gloves Start
A 12 year old observer writes about the opening night of the sixth annual Golden Gloves at Dan T Moore hall. He praises fighters Marvin Zurega Hugh Pehensky Doc Penardy Ernest Salas Lewis Manning and Leon Taunah and thanks MPs and the Army band for their patrols and entertainment.
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Dan 'T. Moore Hall
Marvin Zurega
Anwdl
Hugh Pehensky
Doc Penardy
Ernest Salas
Lewis Manning
Leon Taunah
Dan T. Moore
Army
Browns and Cubs to meet in 16 of 47 spring games
The St. Louis Browns will play the Chicago Cubs in 16 of 47 exhibition games during 1938 spring training on the west coast. Training opens March 1 at San Bernardino California.
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CUBS
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St. Louis Browns
Chicago Cubs
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Calif
Semi Final Fights Highlight Golden Gloves Tourney
The Constitution reports the district Golden Gloves semi finals with Marvin Zurega and Francis Edmonds advancing after hard rounds. Tenequer beats Sanders on a tough decision while Clonce floors Mowatt then wins a close call as blood flows and action remains high.
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Lew Johnson
Constitution
Sporta
Vourtean
Thya
Tallowa
Marvin Zurega
Lawton
Francis Edmonds
Chickasha
Edmonds
Zurega
Redmonds
Cherk
Rob Wiliam
Sanders
John Miskovsky
Hall
Tenequer
Irom Sanders
Madam Leroy Palmist Moves to Minnie's Store
Madam Leroy the palmist and life adviser now operates at 1302 South 11th in Minnie’s store. The famous medium offers guidance on love tar tinge changes dualities and health with a promise to help in trouble or doubt for a fee.
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Palmist
S. 11Th
Minnie's Store
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