State AAU Ring Titles On Line Tonight
The Fort Sill state AAU tournament sparked boos as fans booed several decisions. Referee Dude McCook argued close fights spur interest and fairness, while Kentucky beat LSU for the SEC crown. Various Oklahoma teams and coaches, including Cameron's ANDERSON and Shawnee’s Banta, loom in upcoming national and state showdowns.
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Golden Gloves Kings Face Acid Tests At Sill
Golden Gloves finals near as Gene Morgan Charles Hasrle and Fort Sill boxers clash across 10 weight divisions. Morgan meets Bobby Waugh in 133 pounds while Fort Sill faces Elmer Fuller in 155 and Delmas Arthur meets Sammy Price. Teja’s Sill squad leads the finals with seven fighters. Hubert Jackson eyes 147 against Ed Gray.
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Fort Sill Hosts Explosive Second Round in Cadet Finals
The finals feature heavyweights Luther Corder of Fort Sill and Joe Taylor of Granite, both power hitters in a toss up bout. Earlier rounds highlight Horace Kaulity of Darko stopping Alonzo Young of Granite, while Maurice Pendleton caps a free swinging card by stopping Cameron. Other bouts list Gene Cameron, Bobby Waugh, Hubert Jackson, Ed James Guillory, and Alonzo Young among Fort Sill and Granite competitors.
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Semi Final Boxing Results Include Fort Sill contestants
Fort Sill athletes dominate the semi finals with multiple decisions and TKOs. 118 division sees Dale Kite from Cameron defeating Gomez Gonzalez while Elmer Fuller trips Wayne Titchyny. 12%6 features Sammy Prige over Don Boulton. Other wins include Gene Morgan over Bob Gooday and Hubert Jackson stopping Skip Newrider. Ed Gray defeats Ronnie Gaskins, and Keith Willard falls to Oklahoma Guillory. 145 division showcases Alonzo Young and Raleigh March each earning TKOs. Maurice Pendleton and Jack Larmour post further stoppages for Fort Sill and Cameron respectively.
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Gola Heads List Pros Rate Poke Star Sure Bet
Pro coaches name Tom Gola of LaSalle the top college player of the season in a private poll. Bob Mattick of Oklahoma A&M, Bob Pettit of LSU, Frank Selvy of Furman, and Bob Leonard of Indiana follow in the top five, with Leonard rated over Don Schlundt and Cliff Hagan.
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Southeastern Wins Opening NAIA Test
Southeastern State Savages of Durant Oklahoma kept alive their chances in the National Association of Inter Montana State 68 to 62. The Oklahoma club will meet Western Illinois State in a third round game at 3 p.m. today. Southeastern moved ahead of his opponents in the opening NAIA test.
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Cleveland Rookie Hits Five Homers In Four Games
Cleveland rookie Rudy Regalado star of spring with 13 hits in 22 at bats for a .591 average. He homered twice and drove in 11 runs as the Indians beat the Cubs 17 6. Regalado, USC student 23, played infield and outfield and is pressing for a roster spot. Local stars Al Rosen Philley and Westlake also contributing as Cleveland posts 64 runs in four games.
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Exhibition Baseball Tuesday Results
Detroit A beat Philadelphia N 6 5 in a tense affair. Cleveland A routed Chicago N 17 6. Baltimore A topped New York N 10. St Louis N edged Chicago A 10 9 in 11 innings. Boston A defeated New York A 6 5. Cincinnati N versus Brooklyn CN canceled by rain. Pittsburgh N versus Milwaukee N canceled by rain.
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Short To Play With 66ers In National AAU Tourney
Oklahoma City Chiefs wrap season after first round NCAA loss to Bradley 61 55. Star forward Arnold Short, noted for high scoring, headlines next national AAU tourney action against 66ers.
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Sain May Rejoin Yankees After All
ST. PETERSBURG Fla March 10 UP Old time pitcher John Sain may rejoin the New York Yankees this season GM George Weiss said a decision would come within a week Sain has a Newport Ark automobile venture and partner investment that could be threatened by a return to baseball Weiss noted Sains desire to play and Casey Stengel strong praise but money and his business stake factor into the choice The Yankees appear solid in pitching with or without Sain and Raschi trade to the Cardinals counted in at 27 wins combined
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Connors A&M Loses Opening In National Junior Tourney
In Hutchinson Kansas Connors A and M faces Ft Lewis A M of Hesperus Colorado at noon in a losers bracket game of the National Junior College basketball tournament. Connors had been eliminated from the championship with a 53 46 loss to Snow College of Ephraim Utah. Northeast Mississippi Booneville beat Ft Lewis earlier.
Ivy and Southeastern playoff results mix in college basketball
Cornell edges Princeton 46 to 44 to claim an NCAA tourney berth as Kentucky tops LSU 63 56 to reach the NCAA field. Geneva Pa upsets Indiana State 88 72 while Southeast Louisiana defeats Georgetown Ky 77 68. Other scores include Missouri over Kansas 76 67 and Yale past Columbia 66 64 in OT.
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Haynes All Stars Win Benefit Game
The Marques Haynes All-Stars defeated a Southwest All gym group as Haynes led with 27 points. Proceeds will help cover Douglass cage team expenses for their Friday trip to Tulsa for the state netball event.
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Rupp Withdraws Kentucky From NCAA Tournament
Nashville report says Adolph Rupp withdrew unbeaten Kentucky after a 63 to 56 win over LSU to protect SEC chances. Rupp, ill and nearly collapsing after LSU thriller, noted withdrawal as LSU would represent the conference, while Kentucky risked sanctions and star players.
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