Boxers recall famous quotes test memory list
A collection of historic boxing quips and lines from Jacobs Dempsey Schmeling and others, with test prompts and answers. The piece catalogs legendary phrases tied to Joe Jacobs, Jack Dempsey, Max Schmeling and more, inviting readers to recall the origins behind each saying.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Cassius Clay
Joe Jacobs
Jack Dempsey
Jacobs
Germany
Max Schmeling
Auerbach Says He Loves Teaching And Demands Hustle
Red Auerbach, famed Celtics coach, says he loves teaching and demands unflinching pride, teamwork, hustle, and obedience from his players amid eight straight Eastern Division titles and NBA records for wins and long winning streaks.
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Auerbach
George Washington University
NBA
Washington
Celtics
Cincinnati
Bill Russell
Boston
John Havlicek
Eagles and Duncan clash in city high school baseball
Eisenhower hosts Duncan in a top state matchup as coach Dwight Morris likely to call on Pete Sharp for the first pitch in a 4 pm game. Lawton Wolverines beat the DC nine 6-0 with Frank Antone earning the win in another opener. Central Junior High visits Anadarko for a Junior Boomer conference game and Eisenhower plans a Wednesday home game against Snyder.
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Eisenhower
Eagles
City
Ikemen
Duncan
Dwight Morris
Pete Sharp
Lawton High
Wolverines
Oklahoma City
Vikings
Lawton
Frank Antone
Central Junior High
Anadarko
Snyder
Exhibition Baseball Standings And Schedule Summary
National League standings show San Francisco leading with three wins, Milwaukee and St. Louis tied near the top, and Los Angeles, Cincinnati, Chicago, and Houston also in the mix. American League features Baltimore, Detroit, New York, and Chicago among contenders with several results from Monday and upcoming games listed by city and venue.
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National League
San Francisco
S. Louis
Milwaukeee Cajiiteipmennigny
Houston
Cincinnati
Chicago A Ee
Los Angeles
Rete Vor
Priiodeionia
Baltimore
Cieveiona
Detroit
Citc
New York Ee
Washington A. A
Chicago
Nceanne
Minnesota
Boston
Wokia
Kansas City
St. Louis
Washington
Milwaukee
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Tampa
Fia
Cocos
Pia
Loresota
Fio
West Polm Beach
Fort Lauderdale
St. Petersburg
Fico
Tucson
Ariz
Pompeno Beach
Scottsdale
Lakeland
Miami
Bradenton
Phoenix
Orlando
City Pin League Results and Standings Snapshot
Results from multiple leagues show top performers and standings. Highlights include Nancy Brown scoring 58 in Hi indi and David Chapmen 189 in Hi indi, with Campbell's Clowns leading early in the week. Standings list teams like Chillmons Crew and Team No 3 with mixed records across leagues.
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Af Thunderbird Lones i
Geme Devic Chapmen
Nancy Brown
David Chapmen
Geme Campbell
LHS Netters Face Rider in First Home Dual Meet
Lawton High's tennis team hosts Wichita Falls Rider for a boys and girls dual at 2:30 on the LHS courts. This match is Coach Jack Spears' first since the Wichita Falls invitational and serves as a tuneup for Easter tournament action Friday and Saturday. Eisenhower track travels to Midwest City for a dual with Carl Albert after Kunst.
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Lawton High
Wichita Falls
LHS
Jack Spears
Eisenhower
Midwest City
Carl Albert
Eagles
Davis Nips Carey As Top Poke Foe
Stillwater Oklahoma United Press International reports Colorado star Jim Davis tops Oklahoma State’s all opponent basketball team narrowly ahead of Missouri’s Ray Bob Carey. Kansas’ George Unseld Kansas State’s Willie Murrell and Missouri’s Price fill the remainder.
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UPI
Long Jim Davis
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Davis
Ray Bob Carey
Missouri
Cowboys
George Unseld
Kansas
Willie Murrell
Kansas State
Price
Poke Wrestlers Head For NCAA Championships
Oklahoma State's Big Eight wrestling champions flew to Ithaca New York by chartered plane to compete in the NCAA mat championships. The Cowboys share preseason favor with Iowa State as the national meet opens Thursday.
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Stillwater
UPI
Oklahoma State
Ithaca
N. Y
Cowboys
Iowa State
Bandits Edge Indiahoma In Lights Doubleheader Win
In Monday area baseball, Lawton High Bandits beat Indiahoma 7-0 under the lights as Danny White and Steve Carel combined on a two hitter for Apache-Fort Sill Indian School. Dickie Adams drove in two early runs while six Indiahoma errors aided the Bandits. Davidson edged Tipton 5-4 with Vernon Hobbs four doubles and a Hill homer for Tipton. Southside topped Ron 2-1 on Bob Ware’s sixth inning homer and Gary Derryberry’s two-hitter. Apache defeated Indiahoma 14 hits and eight Tribe errors. both teams seek rebound as Grandfield visit looms.
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Davidson
Southside
LHS
Indiahoma
Tipton
Ron
Fort Sill
Blues
Vernon Hobbs
Hill
Gerald Martin
Weaver
Bob Ware
Red Devils
Carroll Brooks
Gary Derryberry
Granite
Apache
FSIS
Indians
Grandveld
Douglass Lions Open Season At Tipton In Strong Form
Douglass Lions, returning nearly all of last year’s District Class B baseball champions, open the season Thursday at Tipton. Coach H C King fields a deep lineup headed by Freeman Dockery in a five man pitching corps with Jimmy Jones Wendell Bridgewater Harold Johnson and Vernell Prince. Dockery speakers as catcher when not pitching and can play outfield. Kenneth Wallace leads receivers with Donald Shelton backing him. Infield duties go to Gail Jackson Ronald Fisher with White. William Block and Mormon Gray contest second base while Isaac Monts and Darnell Wilson contend at shortstop. Gail Jackson and Ronald Fisher seek third base. outfield trio includes Tony Lawton Bob Williams and Casey or Bridgewater. Last year’s losses include William Hall Warren Stevenson and Curtis Wilson who failed eligibility or did not report.
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Douglass’ Lions
Tipton
H. C. King
Freeman Dockery
Pues
Jimmy Jones
Wendell Bridgewater
Harold Johnson
Vernell Prince
Kenneth Wallace
Lions
Donald Shelton
Gail Jackson
Ronald Fisher
Mormon Gray
William Block
Isaac Monts
Darnell Wilson
Tony Lawton
Bob Williams
Casey
Bridgewater
William Hall
Warren Stevenson
Curtis Wilson
Nicklaus Tops PGA Money List Amid Tour Chase
Jack Nicklaus holds the lead in tour earnings with 17500 dollars while Mason Rudolph sits second at 13947.92 and Arnold Palmer trails third with 12643.75 as of this week in Dunedin Florida.
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Dunedin
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
PGA
Nicklaus
Mason Rudolph
Palmer
New Rule Spurs Scoring Rise Across College Basketball
A National Association of Basketball Coaches study shows the clock-stopping rule boosted playing time by about 5.5 percent and set four modern era records. The NCAA data indicate increases in field goals per game, points per game, free throws, and attempts, with the Midwest leading in total points.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Chicago
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Ncaa Service Bureau
Edward Steitz
Springfield Mass. College
Midwest
Far West
214th Ramps In Sill Track Meet Victory
The 214th Field Artillery topped the Fort Sill track meet with 118 points, USATC second at 67. Paul Trueman of the 30th Infantry set a six mile best of 35 02, while the 214th relay squad led by Verely Cooper and Jim Walker posted a 3 28.7 in the mile relay, setting a new post mark.
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Fort Sill
USATC
Paul Trueman
30Th Infantry
214Th
Verely Cooper
Edgar Cavalier
Frank Stoughton
Jim Walker
King Thompson
Raymond Caporese
Bath
Mike Dinkins
Ray Harper
Coover
Thompson
Charles Weems
Don Hires
Emery Trotter
Walker
Lockhart
Covalier
Roy Locke
Jock Moore
Paul Bonnet
Joe Miller
Cleve Nichols
Larry Bussier
Rovert
Chambers
Burich
Pete Vevit
Snow
Ciego Fritzhei
Mike Schon
Gien Gombie
Locke
Nichols
Thomas
Shnow
Usaamsc
Tbers Try Again Against Big 0
The Philadelphia 76ers face the Cincinnati Royals in the Eastern Division semifinal with Oscar Robertson leading the Royals after a 31 point game in the series opener. A win by Philadelphia forces a deciding game on Wednesday at Royals home court.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia 76Ers
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
76Ers
Royals
Robertson
NBA
St. Louis Hawks
Los Angeles Lakers
Los Angeles
Hawks
Lakers
Oilers Reach AAU Semifinals With 106-85 Win
Phillips 66 of Bartlesville defeats Sav-On Stares 106-85 to advance to the AAU semifinals in Denver. Akron’s Goodyears survive Denver Capitol Federal 68-64 as Seattle’s Federal Old Line, and Tennessee State also reach the last four in the National AAU tournament.
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Ill
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Tennessee
Larry Reed
Wisconsin
Jets
Supreme Court Upholds $75,000 Libel Award in Morris Case
The U S Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal by Fawcett Publications, leaving intact a $75,000 libel judgment for Dennis Morris, ex OU football player, based on a True magazine article about amphetamine use and pill dispensing to athletes. The ruling affirmed Oklahoma jurisdiction via Mid-Continent News Co as distributor.
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Constitution Washington Bureau
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
University of Oklahoma
True Magazine
Fawcett Publications, Inc
Dennis Morris
O.U
Fawcett
Oklahoma City District Court
True
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Triat
Mid-Continent
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State Supreme Court
Mid- Continent
Osuna Sidelined At Miami Beach
John Hammill, UM student from South Africa, upset Rafael Osuna the U S champion 6 3 6 3 in the second round of the 16th annual Good Neighbor tennis tournament in Miami Beach.
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Miami Beach
Fla
John Hammill
University of Miami
South Africa
Rafael Osuna
U.S
Ex-President Opposes Move to Strip Clay Title
WBA leaders and boxing officials worldwide voiced opposition to stripping Muhammad Ali of his title after the Liston fight. Dr. Charles P. Larson and Abe J. Greene said there was no basis to withdraw recognition, while others urged deferring to Senate inquiries. Liston suffered a shoulder injury and lost the title in Miami Beach.
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Clay
Tuiner
Charles P. Larson
Lassman
WBA
Abe J. Greene
Dr. Larson
Tacoma
Wash
Richard B. Dick
Providence
R.I
Tony Petronella
Tony Maceroni
Miami
Richard E. Gerstein
Liston
J. L. Manning
The
Daily Mail
Britain
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