Chicago Ring Team Dominates New York in Gloves Meet
Chicago amateur boxers routed New York opponents in a Golden Gloves card at Chicago Studios. Key wins included Tam Reynolds a third round TKO of Thangs Smith in the 18 pound division and Joe Shaw a first round TKO over James Chavis. The night featured 16 bouts with Chicago winning the vast majority and maintaining a long series lead over New York.
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Sugar Ray Robison Starts Hive Workout Ahead of Fullmer Fight
Sugar Ray Robinson weighs in at 170 pounds after a six minute spar and five rounds of gym work in Chicago preparing for a May 1 bout with middleweight champion Gene Fullmer.
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Exhibition Baseball AMEIAGAS League Schedule Highlights
Exhibition results and upcoming games across the AMEIAGAS League. Notable matchups include Drives vs Senators, Miami Cheva against Cr‑u tcs, Redlers vs Tigers, Pirates vs Indians, and Cubs vs Indians cancellations due to rain. St. Petersburg Senators and Yankees feature in multiple contests with other city teams.
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Espinosa Outpoints Otsuka In Tokyo Bout
Leo Espinosa of the Philippines won a points decision over Masakazu Otsuka of Japan in a Tokyo bout. Espinosa dominated the action with decisive rounds earning him the victory.
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Promoter Offers Big Payday for Bout As Boxing Notes Rise
Promoter Heard Pagas offered welterweight champion Carmen Dupas a 915000 guarantee to seek a lightweight bout with Ralph Dupas in a 10 round match likely May 4 or May 20 in New Orleans. The card also mentions Chet Fore and college basketball honors in Philadelphia and Oklahoma City.
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Spivey Named Small College All American
The Associated Press selects 1957 Small College Basketball All Americans led by Spivey of Southeastern Oklahoma and Sullivan of Mt. St. Marys. Also on the first team are Cope Kentucky Wesleyan Williams Centenary Bregenstass St Cloud, with second and third teams listed among college stars and notables.
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Brady nets first 600 series for Northwest Kiwanis Keglers
Bowling rounds report heavy scoring across leagues at Civic Lea gue Sooner Lanes. Brady rolled 225 in game one and finished with 600, aiding Keglers' Korner in a three point win over the Lions. Cagle added a 526 series while Young led Lions with 219 and 556.
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Seminole and Coral Ridge pros in key Fort Lauderdale split
The touring golf pros moved to Fort Lauderdale for a $5,000 pro-am at Coral Ridge after finishing 36 holes at Seminole in Palm Beach. Burkemo and Cooper tied 139 for 36 holes, sharing $2,800, while Cooper and Burkemo both plan Fort Lauderdale play. Sam Snead and Slogan tied for third with 141, earning $1,200. several players tied for fifth.
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Yeahqua Heads All Star Team In Oklahoma City
Fred Yeahqua, senior at Cameron, tops the Daily Oklahoman all junior college basketball team chosen with help from seven conference coaches. He was the sole unanimous pick. Other first team members include Bob Maxwell, Leon Shaw, Donnie Williams, Jack King. Second team lists Ronnie Weel, Don Ward, Ron Feger, Gene Yarbrough, Tony Guinn.
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Daily Oklahoman
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Queens Snap Win Record In National AAU Semifinal Bid
Wayland College Queens of Wayland Texas extended their winning streak to 102 games by defeating Clarendon Junior College 22 to 26 in the quarterfinals to reach the women's National AAU semifinals. They face Kansas City Midlands at 10 30 p m EST.
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Horse racing double sets Oak Lawn Park record payout
At Oak Lawn Park Regis a 38 to 1 shot and Admiral Teddy a 3 to 2 bet produced a $2,154 daily double the biggest this season. The prior season high was $1,158.80 by Saw and Car Hop at Bowie on February 14.
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Sports In Brief From The Associated Press
A scatter of small items from various sports events. Details include golf at Pinehurst North Carolina with a likely medal winner, tennis in Miami Beach, basketball news about Johnny Kundlin in Minneapolis, a Gulfstream race with Fountain of Youth prize money, and horse racing results at Oaklawn Park Bay Meato wn and Sunshine Park. Names include Walter Buckeme and Duke.
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Duquesne Accepts Invitation to Raleigh Christmas Tournament
Duquesne has accepted an invitation to play in the Dixie Classic Basketball Tournament in Raleigh North Carolina December 26 27 28 Four Atlantic Coast Conference teams are to be selected for the event along with St Louis University Northwestern and another guest team.
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Semifinals Set For NIT Cage E action at Madison Square Garden
Bradley and St Bonaventure lead semifinals in the National Invitation Tournament at Madison Square Garden with Temple and Memphis State seen as strong challengers. Bradley faces St Bonaventure with Temple meeting Memphis State in the late game. The winners meet Saturday for the title in a nationally televised contest.
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Regional TV Set For NCAA Meet
The NCAA basketball championship game Saturday will be televised regionally in Kansas City Topeka and Wichita Kansas St Joseph Mo and nearby towns Lonborg said. The Michigan State North Carolina semifinal Friday will be shown on a four station Carolina network with more stations joining and a possible Michigan network setup.
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Semifinals Set In Pro Playoffs
The NBA semifinals begin as Syracuse hosts Cincinnati and Boston hosts Minneapolis in best of five series. The 76ers were eliminated by the Knicks, while Minneapolis and St Louis vie for a spot after ties and upsets in the Western race. NBC televizes the Boston Syracuse game.
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Bardstown and Needles Set for Gulfstream Park Feature Race
Bardstown and Needles head a 100000 added Gulfstream Park Handicap with several challengers as the 1936 season peaks. Bardstown, 130 pounds, returns after wins in the Tropical and Appleton and a second in the McLennan, while Needles carries 126 pounds after a close loss to Admiral Vee. Other likely starters include Darwin Loveman's Imparted Cone, Rice's Call Me Lucky, and Keystone Stable's Pieces of Eight.
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Political Writer Stricken in Oklahoma City Hospital
Daily Oklahoman political writer Otis Sullivant was in a hospital today with a mild heart attack after being stricken yesterday. Irish ace John Seayih, Notre Dame captain at 5 inches, will play for the College All-Stars in the coast to coast tour against the Harlem Globetrotters.
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