Golden Gloves Entries Grow for Fort Sill Tournament
The district Golden Gloves event in Fort Sill Honeycutt gym opens Monday with 80 to 100 boxers expected from 13 counties. Lions Club sponsors the four night tourney directed by Jess Thompson. Weigh-ins are Monday at 3 p.m. Entry deadline extended to noon Saturday. Cameron contributes 13 boxers across open and novice classes.
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Golden Gloves
Fort Sill
Honeycutt
Lawton’s
Lions Club
Jess Thompson
Thompson
Bob Graves
Constitution
Cameron
Chatman
Army
California
Cameron College
Lawton Constitution
Lawton
Okla
Southwest
Oklahoma
Tickets On Sale for Four Night Golden Gloves Tourney
Reserve seat tickets for the four night Golden Gloves tournament are available at R and S Sporting Goods, 415 C. Each seat costs 1.50 per night.
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R&s Sporting Goods
Regional boxing standings hint at future light and flyweight shifts
The report lists champions Carl Mc Clure Gene Morgan and Dale Kite across weights with plans for McClure to move to light heavyweight and Kite to flyweight. It notes Kite’s past district win in 118 and national entry in 112, plus Postlewait’s exit and a slate of Cameron boxers. The 13 county Southwest district will include Fort Sill Anadarko Apache Dee Dee Park Carnegie Clinton Duncan and counties Tillman Jackson Caddo Cotton Comanche Stephens Beckham Greer Harmon Washita and Custer.
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Carl McClure
Gene Morgan
Dale Kite
McClure
Kite
Aggie
Fort Sill
Anadarko
Apache
Dee Dee Park
Carnegie
Clinton
Duncan
Tillman
Jackson
Caddo
Cotton
Comanche
Stephens
Beckham
Greer
Harmon
Washita
Custer Counes
U S Doubles Team Falls to Australian Pair in Australia
In Sydney on January 27 Neale Fraser and Clive Wilde r spin upset US champion Tony Trabert and Vic Seixas 6-4 12-10 10-8 in Australian national championships doubles. Fraser and Wilde r spin advance to finals to face Mervyn Rose and Rex Hartwig who defeated Jack Bromwich and Adrian Quist 7-5 6-2 6-3.
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Sydney
Australia
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Young Neale Fraser
Clive Wilderspin
Vic Seixas
Mervyn Rose
Rex Hartwig
Jack Bromwich
Adrian Quist
Duncan Demons hand Wolverines 13th straight defeat
The Lawton Wolverines suffered their 13th consecutive loss at Duncan 56 to 40. Crutchfield powered the Demons with 14 of his 18 field goals, while Dunn and Van Landingham added six and five points respectively. Duncan led 34 17 at halftime and 44 25 after three quarters as Lawton never narrowed to fewer than 14 in the final period.
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Lawton
Wolverines
Duncan
Demons
Douglass Lions Host Duncan In City Cage Clash
Douglass high school hosts Duncan tonight in a local basketball matchup at 8 p.m. The Lions aim to extend a six win stretch as Fort Sill's TAS Commanders travel to Shepard Field for a third meeting with the Air Force squad. TAS seeks its first win after a long streak was halted. Fort Sill’s 17th group beat TAS 78-76 in overtime Tuesday, leaving TAS at 12-3 for the term.
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Honeycutt Gym
Vincent Nixon
TAS
Friday Dinner to Honor LHS Coach Glenn Dosser
Plans moved forward for a Friday banquet at First Baptist Church basement honoring Glenn Dosser Lawton High School football coach of 13 years who resigned last November Principal speaker Gomer Jones OU line coach will review last season and outline next fall prospects A color Orange Bowl movie will be shown Tickets $1.25 at R&S Sporting Goods 415 C with proceeds benefiting the event and public attendance urged
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Glenn Dosser
Lawton High School
Oklahoma
Maryland
First Baptist Church
Wten
R&s Sporting Goods
Gomer Jones
Oklahoma University
J. D. Robert
Jones
Major bowling actions in league play
Popular swept Johnson in three from Tuesday night action. Budweiser took two of three from Sanders. Southwest defeated Pepsi-Cola two to one. Fairmont won two of three from Roys.
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Popular
Johnson
Budweiser
Sander’s
Southwest
Pepsi-Cola
Fairmont
Roy
Roy’s Food Store Townsend
Mehefko
Et Randall
Bray
Ross
Fairmont Foods Beall
Reit
Montgomery
Tubbs Em
Pepsi Cola Vinson
Lewis
Greep
Davis
Ewald
Southwest Men's Store Bay
Beckman
Merritt
Sanders Hardware Mehefko
Busbee
Longstreet
Popular Furniture
Tolle
Johnson Dairy
Strickland
Flickinger
Bowling League Scores Tie In Tuesday Action
In the Housewife league Tuesday the Dishrags won two of three from the Pets while Sleepwalkers took two of three from the Early Birds. Sleepwalkers star J Heid rolled a 458 high series and Dishrags bowler B Dueser posted a 189 high game.
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Dishrags
Sleepwalkers
J. Heid
B. Dueser
Seattle Extends Long Winning Streak In College Hoops
Seattle University rode a 55-49 win over Oklahoma City to No 18 and an 11 4 record. Joe Pehanick led with 30 points as Seattle kept pace with Portland Gonzaga Puget Sound and Pacific Lutheran. Bevo Francis and Rio Grande beat Morris Harvey 74-62. Wichita defeated Tulsa 65-51 after earlier losing to Seattle.
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Western Kentucky
Skein
Oklahoma City
Seattle
OCU
al Brightman
Portland
Gonzaga
Puget Sound
Pacific Lutheran
Bevo Francis
Rio Grande
Morris Harvey
Bevo
Wichita
Chieftains
Tulsa
St. Louis
Signed Pacts Swell Paige Holds Release
Baltimore Orioles cut veteran pitcher Satchel Paige as part of a major roster reshaping. Paige, likely near 47, struggled last season and may not latch on with another majors club. Phillies add Dickson and Casagrande. Irvin reemerges with Giants. Cardinals acquire TonTon with others joining.
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Baltimore
Leroy
Satchel) Paige
Baltimore Orioles
Paige
Art Ehlers
Orioles
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Phillies
Murry Dickson
Tom Casagrande
Dickson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Casagrande
Schenectady
Monte Irvin
New York Giants
Irvin
Elmer Vale
Lou Limmer
Philadelphia Athletics
Ray Jarleski
Indianapolis
Bill Upton
Tom Korczowski
Minnneapolis
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Cardinals
Tom Ton
San Diego Padres
Ed Brantt
Dick Sisler
Dick Rand
Tom Poholsky
Bob Tiefenauer
Gary Blaylock
Chicago White Sox
Fred Marsh
Tom Wright
Don Nicholas
Charleston
Gene Sheets
Colorado Springs
High school basketball scores from Oklahoma listings
A compilation of numerous high school girls and boys basketball results featuring El Reno Sacred Heart, St. Mary's, Harrah, Choctaw, Pauls Valley, John Marshall, Capitol Hill, OC Central, OC Northeast, Union City, Moore, Wewoka, Shawnee, Ardmore, Duncan, Lawton, Enid, Alva, Miami, Clinton, Sayre, Mangum, Elk City, Jene OC, Edmond, Mountain View, Hobart, Guymon, Ada, Seminole, Waurika, Oilton, Yale, Canute, Cleo Springs, Fairview, Merritt, Cordell, Comanche, Temple, Hammon, Erick, Lone Grove, Marietta, Walters, Sentinel, Lone West, Oaks, Salina, Vian, Keota, Lexington, Mustang, Fairleigh Dickinson and others in mixed state listings.
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Edmond
Mountain View
Hobart
Hugoton
Kan
Guymon
Ada
Seminole
Waurika
Addington
Alien
Yor Ri Oilton
Yale
Bal
Oliten
Cheyenne Cheyenne
Canute
Cleo Springs
Fairview
Fairview A
Merritt
Cordell
Comanche
Temple
Seder
Hammon
Erick Hammon
Erick
Girts
Lone Grove
Marietta
Riris
Walters
Maron
Sentinel
Lone West
Comanche County Playoffs Upset Wins Highlight Openers
Comanche county teams finished the opening round Tuesday with Faxon girls beating FSIS 31 24 Cache girls eliminating Chattanooga 28 23 and Geronimo boys defeating Faxon 51 44. In semifinals Geronimo faces Elgin Fletcher winner while Faxon meets Sterling.
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Tom Sharrock
Comanche County Cagers
Faxon
FSIS
Cache
Chattanooga
Geronimo Boys
Cache-Chattanooga
Geronimo-Faxon
Chattanooga Lassies
Geronimo
Eagles
Blue Jays
Jerry Hutchison
Alert Blue Jays
Sikes Named New East Texas Coach
COMMERCE Texas Jules Sikes returns to the school where he once served as football line coach He resigned as Kansas head coach after a disappointing season and was signed as head football coach at East Texas State Teachers College on Tuesday
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Commerce
Tex
Jules Sikes
Sikes
University of Kansas
East Texas State Teachers College
Ferzacca Named Marquette Football Coach
Milwaukee January 27 Frosty Ferzacca an 8 ak specialist recognized as outstanding in the nation was named head football coach at Marquette University. He signed a three year contract at 10000 dollars per year.
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Milwaukee
Wis
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Frosty
Moore Chases Crown in Miami Title Bout With Maxim
Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore, aged 37, defends his title against Joey Maxim in a nationally televised 15 round bout at Miami Stadium. The fight expected to draw over 20 000 fans. Moore faces personal strain as wife Alice sues for separate maintenance, prompting a $10000 bond.
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Miami
Archie Moore
Joey Maxim
Miami Stadium
Oatent Norris
Maj. W. H. Peep
Moore
San Diego
Maxim
Cleveland
Hea
Weicar
Will Moore
Joe Walcott
Chicago
Archie
Alice
Midget Cage Loop Plays Move Into Second Round
Eight midget league basketball games are scheduled for tonight in Fort Sill and Lawton. West league games feature Swinney Wilson Howell vs Fort Sill and Roosevelt vs Washington, with other matchups at 6 6:45 7 30 and 8 15 slots.
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Swinney Wilson
Howell
Fort Sill
Roosevelt
Washington
Prize Rookies Dot Brooklyn Spring Squad
Brooklyn Dodgers manager Walter Alston discusses promising Dodgers rookies from Montreal and St. Paul. He highlights Hamp Coleman Tom LaSorda Ken Lehman Roebuck Glenn Mickens Don Hoak Charley Thompson and Don Zimmer noting their progress and potential impact on the 1952 Dodgers season.
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Walter Alston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Oxford
Ohio
Dodgers
Dodger
Montreal
St. Paul
Hamp Coleman
Tom LaSorda
Ken Lehman
Roebuck
Glenn Mickens
Coleman
LaSorda
Lehman
Mickens
Don Hoak
Charley Thompson
Hoak
Billy Cox
Cox
Brooklyn
Moore
Negray
Bessent
Darnell
Don Zimmer
Zimmer
Don Newcombe
Army
Night Boxing Results Highlight City Matchups
Philadelphia's Gil Turner outpoints Pierre Langlois in a 157 match favoring Turner while Toronto's Tommy Farrison defeats I Walls in Los Angeles. Zora Feller stops Howard King in Reno as Chandler Arizona hosts the night of bouts.
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Philadelphia
Gil Turner
Pierre Langlois
France
Toronto
Tommy Farrison
Los Angeles
I Walls
Zora Feller
Chandler
Ariz
Howard King
Reno
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Farron Hottle
Glenn Chapman
Leon Hollingshead
Frank Allen
Chapman
Jack Postlewait
Arkansas Gloves
Don Gaston
Phil Wyant
Max Rackley
Fred Verma
Charlie Trimble
Jack Larmour
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Grrwood
Terrill
Dillon
Combs
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Yeahqua
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Rickey Wega
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Vinson
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Richmond
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Smart
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Joe Pehanick
Igh
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Cal Bauer
Ron Bissett
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Newt Oliver
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Vian
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Howard Payne
Cuan OY
Jack Morrison
Faxon Star
Edward Bard
Merle Baughman
Jays
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Fine Anderson
Elgin-Fletcher
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Richardson
Charlotte Woodall
Neil Richardson
Janelle Pocowatchit
Rugged Sterling
Tigers
Comanche County
Ernest Cloninger
Cacelassies
Betty Worley
Bulldogs
Woesner
Mary Zumwalt
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Zumwalt
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Evelyn Lorah
Warrior
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Warriors
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George Glasby
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Buster Wyatt
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Bob Sims
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