Braves Battle Chicks For 5 5 Tie In Mite Boxing Card
Fort Sill Indian School hosted a mite boxing card finishing in a 5 5 draw as Braves trailed 5 2 at halftime before four straight decisions by Fort Sill. Hugh Pebeahsy defeated Chickasha’s Ronald Clonee in the final bout as Tenequer and other FSIS fighters earned decisions on a busy night.
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Bob William Teneguer
Hugh Pebeahsy
Fort Sill
Braves
Chickasha Boxing Club
Tribe
Invaders
Aggies Lose Close Game At DePaul On Free Throw
Oklahoma A and M, ranked top defensively, lost 32 31 to DePaul as Pete Corries sank a late free throw with 44 seconds left. A and M played without captain A L Bennett. DePaul's Gordon Gillespie also could not play. The night featured Chicago Loyola beating Indiana State, with DePaul and Loyola set for another doubleheader tomorrow.
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New York
Oklahoma Aggies
Kansas State
Aggies
DePaul
Pete Corries
A. L. Bennett
Gordon Gillespie
Chicago
Chicago Loyola
Indiana State
Loyola
Kentucky
Oklahoma A
Rocky Mountain College
Northern Montana
Rocky Mountain
Baltimore
Mason-Dixon
Texas Westeran
Rio Grande
Ohio
Wilberforce Church
Toungstown
Dayton
Detroit
Western Kentucky
Arkansas State
Jonesboro
Lions to Test Dungee Tonight at Douglass Gym
Douglass high school Lions aim for their 10th win tonight as they host Dungee high school from Oklahoma City in a feature doubleheader. The visitors boast a height advantage led by Center Carr and Forward Haywood, while Lions starters include Jack Johnson Ezra Smith and B C Cherry with guards William Lee Ray Jones. Townes Men’s team meets the Lions B squad in the opener at 7 30 p m.
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Douglass High School Lions
Dungee High School
Oklahoma City
Douglass
Jocal
Carr
Haywood
Lions
H.C. King
Fare
Jack Johnson
Ezra Smith
B. C Cherry
William Lee
Ray Jones
Townes
Lawton Wolverines vs Marlow Outlaws Hoops Tonight
Lawton plays Marlow at the high school gym with a 7 PM start. Prelim features junior high teams. Wolverines rely on Torbert Bridges Boyce Gray in a young lineup as Hobbs sicks and Fanning out for the season.
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Lawton Wolverines
Marlow Outlawa
Gene Hancock
Agreopanion
Wolverines
Paul Wilson
Cameron
Putnam City
Smoky Torbert
Kenny Bridges
Lawtonians
Jim Lowery
Don Boyce
Harold Gray
Wilson
Torbert
Boyce
Hancock
Ray Hobbs
Lawrence Fanning
Louis Louis Louis Skid Still Is Big Question
Chicago January 30 AP The heavyweight champion Joe Louis appeared in a four round exhibition against Bob Foxworth in the Chicago Coliseum. Louis dominated all four rounds while a decision was not allowed by officials. The crowd of 10 000 spilled into stands and paid 36 402.46 dollars for seats.
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Chicago
Joe Tavis
Jae Walcott
New York
Bob Foxworth
Foxworth
Fast
St. Louis
Ught
Louis
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Chicago Coliseum
Tulsa Club Favored In Northeast Oklahoma Gloves
Tulsa Boxing club leads with five finalists in open division as tournament closes tonight. Miami Sand Springs Chilocca Tulan Eastside and Bartlesville provide four, four, two, one and one fighters respectively. Defending champs Moses and Whisenhunt reach tonight’s finals in 112 and 126 pounds.
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Tulsa
Okie
Tulsa Boxing Club
Miami
Sand Springs
Chilocca
Tulan Eastside Boxing Club
Bartlesville
Albert Moses
Leonard Whisenhunt
Sports Champs Of 28 Nations Open Olympics
Amateur champions from 28 nations paraded through St Moritz in the opening ceremony of the fifth Winter Games. Avery Brundage led the U S team behind an American flag as officials noted the historic event amid amateurism debates and a festive, crowded stadium scene.
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Moritz
Olympic Stadium
St. Moritz
Avery Brundage
U.S
Kulm Hotel
St. Morita
Berlin
Garmisch Parkentheien
Bayad
Alpa
Adolf Hitler
Olympic Ice Stadium
St Louis Hires Winning Coach Maniaci to lead grid team
St Louis University hires 34 year old Joe Maniaci to coach the football team. A Fordham product and former pro player he led Bainbridge navy to 17 victories and Navy title during World War II and directed Detroit Lions farm club to the eastern division crown last season. Contract length not disclosed.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis University Athletic Council
Joe Maniaci
Maniaci
Fordham
Ib Bainbridge
Navy
Detroit Lions
Paterson
N. J
Athletic Council
Dukes Dunford
Reds Put Eddie Miller On Block After Public Critique
Cincinnati Reds list Eddie Miller as available for trade after he openly criticized Manager Johnny Neun’s tactics at a Hamilton luncheon. Miller, 38, hit 18 home runs, 86 RBIs, and .298 in a strong season, but teams may hesitate to claim a talkative veteran shortstop.
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Ekness Evern Miller
Hall
Hamilton
Johnny Neun
Reds
Neun
Cincinnati
Warren Giles
Miller
Tampa
Flo
Giles
Eddie
Getes
Playboys and Braves Clash in Cage Contest Tonight
The Playboys meet the Fort Sill Braves in an exhibition basketball game as the feature of a twinbill. The Playboys, at full strength, seek to repeat their 38 to 22 win from an early season matchup. Faxon independent and Port Sill Sirs meet in the 7:30 p.m. preliminary.
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Playboys
Fort Silandian
Braves
Faxon Independent
Port Sill Sirls
Elk City considers football stadium seating four thousand
The Elk City Quarterback Club approved plans for a proposed football stadium with seating for 4,000 spectators. The club will now present the plans to the school board for review and approval.
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Stadinil
Elk City
College Cage Scores Mixed Across Regions
A string of score results lists teams such as Oklahoma Aggies 31 defeating unknown opponents, Missouri State 53, Indiana State Gh. Arizona 47, and Oakland Bitters 67 with several mismatches and unclear pairings. The chaotic OCR yields resemble a roundup of midseason college basketball scores without a clear leading game.
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Rocky Mtn
North Mont
Oakland Bittners
Sun St
Hockey Dispute Threatens Entire Olympics Program
A Swiss source said the International Olympic Committee might cancel the fifth Winter Games if hockey continues to be blocked. The claim followed the United States amateur team losing 5-4 to Switzerland in a decisive frat hockey match amid a long running dispute with the U S Olympic Committee.
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ST. Moritz
Switzerland
International Olympics Committee
TOC
United States’ Amateur Hockey Association
U.S. Olympic Committee
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press
In Chicago Joe Louis outpointed Bob Foxworth in a four round exhibition. In Miami Sid Peaks stopped Kid Riviera in the first round. In Wilkes-Barre Bi Poli outpointed George Brown over four rounds.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joe Louis
Detroit
Bob Foxworth
East St. Louis
Miami
Fla
Sid Peaks
Kid Riviera
St. Louis
Wilkes-Barre
Bi! Poli
Italy
George Brown
New York
Wilkinson To Remain At OU
Norman Oklahoma January 20 University of Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson will stay in Soonerland and withdraw his name as a potential candidate for the U S Naval Academy. Dr Georges L Cross university president announced Wilkinson’s decision and said he did not seek concessions. Wilkinson had visited Annapolis earlier this week as the Navy training center considered a new athletics director. Campus sources noted Wilkinson could assume broader athletic duties, though the president refused to discuss it. Wilkinson came to Oklahoma in 1946 as an assistant to Jim Tatum and later led the team to multiple Big Six titles.
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Wilkinson
Crosa
Oklahoma
Jim Tatum
Trim
University of Maryland
Wisin
Tran
Kansas
Politewatomic County Basketball Tourney Opens Next Tuesday
API motion pictures will be made of the four day Shawnee county tournament opening next Tuesday. County Superintendent Tra Buge and 1/140 film will be used. Tom Coffey will shoot parts of each game. The project is sponsored by the Shawnee Chamber of Commerce.
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Shawneee
Oba
Politewatomic
Tra Buge
Tom Coffey
Shawnee Chamber of Commerce
Weather Forces Four Day School Holiday
Special cache notes that students enjoyed a four day break as classes were dismissed from Monday through Thursday due to weather conditions. Bus routes were disrupted and several local residents, including Len Morlden and Rial Wirich, returned from travels or illness. Family visits and recoveries are mentioned among locals, with several households reporting improvements or hospital stays.
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Cache
W. J. Risinger
Eather Gray
Oklahoma City
Len Morlden
Rial Wirich
Santa Rosa
Calif
Callivotl
Ronnie
Grandfield
Elmer Marlow
Gon
Luton
Iniy Tidwell
R. B. van Zandt
Lee
Grant Boucher
Craterville
Park
Thompson Not Candidate For Post At Hardin
Thompson, former Cameron and Centenary coach, denies applying for Hardin College head coach job in Wichita Falls Texas. He states he learned of the consideration only after newspaper reports while en route to Qulahome City to officiate at the state Golden Gloves tournament next year. Reports from Wichita Falls had linked his name to the position with Cameron coach Billy Stamps also a leading candidate. decision expected in the next week.
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Joss Thompson
Cameron
Centenary Colleges
Hardin College
Wichita Talla
Texas
Shreveport
Qulahome City
Thompson
Itad
Cache Vets Study Water System Installations
Members of the Cache veterans agriculture class study proper farm water system installations after attending a lawton water system show and demonstration. Veterans present include Clarence A. Ritter instructor and many men from Cache and nearby areas.
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Cache
Cache Veterans
Lawton
Clarence A. Ritter
Elmer Hewes
Billy Hewes
N. B. Massey
K. ©. McClung
Marion Taylor
J. B. Massey
Forrest Gordon
Meera
John Boxberger
William Hy. Kolb
Haskell Cade
Indiahoma
E. Rennelh
Paul Alexander
Robert Cook
William Locke
Elmer Port, Jr
Woodrow Long
Andrew Burchell
Kirby Mitchell
Warren Guess
Thomas Schlumbohm
Red Elk, Jr
John Black
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Pebrahsy
Ronald Clonee
Chickasha
Pebeahsy
Clonce
Tenequer
Harvey Sanders
Seasson
Sanders
Wien
Powids
Leon Stiles
Billy Koscehata
Billy Sanders
Donald Redbird
Boyd Nichols
Beans Pebeahsy
Jeep Moody
Eugéne Klinekole
Laverne Kennah
FSIS
Bill Meade
Bill Osmanski
Chicago Bear
Windy City
Dorothy Fedmann
Holy Cross
Mangum
Okla
Ror Doyle
Mengum
LHS Cagers
Marlow
Louis Skid
Tulsa Club
Gretchen Merrill
Boston
U S
Dick Button
Englewood
St. Matitz
Eddie Miller
Cincinnati Reds
Beadie Miller
Nien
Martin Motors Lates & Servier Morris Sporting Goods
Hone
Checker Cab
A. L. Pollard Sporting Goods
D Ave
Drewrys Old Stock
Canadas Pride
Ls. A
Prewrys Miter W
THE
Sanih Rand, Tetlons
Rree Drewry
Hardin
Lawton Tile Co
North Wth Street
Singera
Nnto Electric
Mr. McKee
Gwu
Mercurt
Malikison
Dothead
Trevor's Sporting Goods & Hobbies
D Avenue
Burrows Insulation & Weatherstrip, Inc
State
Federal
Darrel Evans
Koehler
Grand Rapids
Pullorum Teatad
Ana
Superior
Courthouse
Harris Hatchery
Jth & I Avenue
Toun
Regulay Hotel
Graer
Shaver
Michael W. Cornutt
Farmers and Bankers Life Insurance Company
L. C. Hawkins
G. Blanchard
John Wiles
Roy B. Hooper
Farmers and Bankers Insurance Company
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