Golden Gloves Tourney Opens Tuesday At Fort Sill
Southwest District Golden Gloves returns to Honeycutt gym Fort Sill with a four night schedule starting Tuesday. Lions club director Charlie Dean warns entries may limit to three nights but expects at least 60 entries. Open class features champions from four states and opens with 18 bouts on final night if four nights run.
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Honeycutt Gym
Charlie Dean
Lawton Lions Club
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Douglas Sellers
Hubert Jackson
Sill
Jackson
Missouri
Gene. Morgan
Anadarko
Junior Franklin
Leroy Jeffery
Michigan
Freddy Griffin
Toledo Ohio
Jerome Tahahawah
Morgan
Feather
Franklin
Griffin
Tahahawah
Tulsa
The
Lions Club
Honeycutt
All-State Cagers Highlight Lawton Comanche Area
The piece surveys 1949 all-state selections, highlighting Lawton High star Kenny Bridges and the Coombs Sahmaunt pair from Elgin. It notes Lawton Wolverines’ recent wins over Purcell, a Court discussion by ECIL LAMB, and tributes to Bob Williams. It also mentions Oklahoma boxing and football links, plus coaching voices and refereeing musings.
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Comanche County
Lawton High
Kenny Bridges
Cameron Aggies
Louisiana State
Ecil Lamb
Elgin
Purcell
Lawton
Wolverines
Lamb
Tulsa Upsets Pokes Valley Hopes 46-42
Tulsa, ranked 20th Oklahoma A&M, 46-42 in Missouri Valley Conference play. Tulsa trailed early, then surged behind Jerry Andress and hot free throw shooting, overcoming a cold start. Mack Carter led A&M with 20, as Tulsa snaps five-game skid and improves to 11-6 while A&M drops to 11-4.
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Okla
Oklahoma A&m
Golden Hurricane
Aggies
A&m
Jerry Andress
Hurricane
St. Louis
Carter
Har’ton
Hale
Duncan
O’ Field
Yates
Peter
Stob
Barnhouse
Stewart
Gore
Wright Fisher
Barn
Adress
Owls Triumph In Comanche County Final Showdown
Elgin outs Indiahoma 68 to 53 as Kenny Rose scores 31 and leads Elgin. Geronimo's Edna Devine nets 36 as Blue Jays win their fourth straight tournament, with Sophie Baughman and Juanita Rowell adding key points.
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Kenny Rose
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Owls
Tommy Baker
Reuben Stoll
Chebatah
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Devine
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Coffelt
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Pah’cony
K’ Voi
Elgina
American girl bullfighter gored in Zacatecas
Patricia McCormick, an American bullfighter, was gored yesterday in Zacatecas Mexico, suffering a grave injury to her left thigh. The sports desk reported the incident today citing Es.
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Mexico
Patricia McCormick
Nwspaper Esto
Northeastern State to host 32nd annual boys invitational
Boys basketball action centers on Tahlequah Oklahoma as Northeastern State University hosts the 32nd annual invitational tournament from February 2 to 4. Forty five teams have already registered across three divisions.
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Tahlequah
Okla
Northeastern State
Cyclones top Sooners 71 59 to claim third Big 7 win
Iowa State defeated Oklahoma 71 to 59 in Ames on January 28 to notch its third Big 7 victory and second conference win over the Sooners this season.
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Williams
Wolverines
E! Reno
Purcell
Tulsa
Jerome Tahahawah
Cameron Aggies
Bobby McIntire
Hugo
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Sooners
Dayton Upset Ends Flyers' 14-Game Win Streak
Dayton Ohio January 28 Captain Gerry Moreman of Louisville scored with two seconds remaining in overtime to defeat the second-ranked Dayton 66 64, snapping Dayton's 14 game unbeaten run.
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Dayton
Ohio
Gerry Moreman
Louisville
Flyers
Pete Burke Holds Stroke Advantage In Senior Meet
Pete Burke of Huntington New York shot his second straight 70 to hold a one stroke lead after 36 holes of the 54 hole PGA Seniors Golf Tournament in Dunedin Florida. Ock Willowell of Dayton Ohio moved within four strokes of par with a 68 for a 36 hole total of 141.
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Fla
Pete Burke
Huntington
N. Y
Ock Willowell
Dayton
Ohio
No Bowling Today Keglers' Korner Column Paused
Bill Ewald was too excited to write his Sunday Keglers Korner after Mrs Ewald gave birth to a baby boy Saturday. Mother baby and papa are doing fine.
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Keglers’ Korner
Cager Showdowns Populate Early 1940s College Scores
A dense slate of college basketball results lists state and interregional games. Notable outcomes include Iowa State 71 over Oklahoma 59, Louisville 66 over Dayton 64 in overtime, Stanford 83 over Oregon 60, Wake Forest 104 over Clemson 103, and multiple close contests across the Missouri Valley, Atlantic Coast, and Central regions, with teams like St. Louis, Bradley, St. Bonaventure, Duquesne, and Michigan State featuring prominently. The results reflect a wide spread of winners and margins, highlighting spirited early-season play across campuses.
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Louisville
Dayton
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Oregon
British Columbia
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Fordham
Army
Temple
Navy
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Furman
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Colgate
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Wagner
CCNY
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Cooper Union
Newark Rutgers
Merrimack
New England Coll
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Kings
Allegheny
Alliance
Georgetown
D. C
Russian Skiers Skaters Capture Olympic Honors
Soviet Union leads unofficial team honors as speed skaters shine. Eugenij Grishin wins 500 meters in 40.2 seconds, Ljubovj Kozyreva takes 10 km cross country for women. U S ice hockey rallies to a 4 0 win over Poland after an earlier loss to Czechoslovakia.
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Cortina D’ampezzo
Italy
Russia
Soviet Union
America
Johnny Mayasich
Evelyth
Minn
United States
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Olympic Winter Events Showcase Varied Nordic and Ice Sports
Saturday results highlight two man bobsled led by Lamberto Dalla Costa in 5 30.14 total over four runs. Liubovj Kozyreva tops a 38 11 cross country ski time. Eugenij Grishin clocks 40.2 in 500 meter speed skating world record claim. USA loses in hockey as Poland Sweden Switzerland score. Various figure skating, giant slalom and ice hockey schedules outline the day with U.S. entries listed for several events and a 6th place 500m finish by Ken Henry of Chicago.
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Ljubovj Kozyreva
Lamberto Dalla Costa
Cortina
Eugenio Monti
Italy
Liubovj Kozyreva
Russia
Eugenij- Grishin
Tce
United States
Poland
Sweden
Switzerland
U.S
Hayes Jenkins
Colorado Springs
Colo
David Jenkins
Donald Frederick Robertson
Long Beach
Calif
Ralph Miller
Hanover
N. H
Wallace Werner
Steamboat Springs
Tommy Corcoran
Westfield
N. J
Lynn T. Levy
New Orleans
Ted Farwell
Montague City
Mass
Charles Tremblay
Keene
Marvin Crawford
Denver
Austria
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Con 8 Takes Kiowa County Title In Dual Meet
Florence Brock scored 26 points to lead Con 8 past Mt. View 46 27 for the Kiowa County tournament crown. In the boys final Hobart defeated Go teho 59 46.
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Dons extended winning streak with 33 25 victory over California
University of San Francisco Dons set a new major college record by winning 40 straight basketball games with a 33 25 victory over California in Berkeley. A standing room crowd of 7 200 witnessed the men struggle for scoring as the Dons scored only once from the field in the second half and held the ball for nine minutes while not shooting.
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University of San Francisco Dons
California
Dons
Maryland inks Idzik to coaching staff
Maryland's new football coach Tommy Mont announced the completion of his staff with the signing of John Idzik as an assistant from College Park Maryland on January 28.
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IDZIK
College Park
Maryland
Tommy Mont
John Idzik
Range Hawks win Fort Sill tourney final 74 73
The 17th Group Range Hawks overcame a seven point halftime deficit to edge the Artillery and Guided Missile Commanders 74 73 in the Fort Sill tournament final. Ken Deardorph sank two free throws with 12 seconds left. Knighton led Range with 24 points as O Rourke added 14 and Woods did solid rebounding. Commanders’ Bonker and Beck each had 20 points. A 20 man Fort Sill team will be chosen Monday to represent the post in the Fourth Army tournament at Fort Hood Texas.
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Don O’rourke
George Knighton
Deardorph
O’rourke
George Woods
Dons
Bonker
Beck
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