Fight Night in tuxedos shocks Atlantic City club crowd
In Atlantic City a boxing gala at 500 Cloud was staged with models in tuxedos and celebrities like Patterson Braddock Loughran Castellani and Attell in the spotlight. Fat Manzi vs Chile Volur headlined a stylish event featuring fashion displays and champagne as sportswriters and photographers dressed formal. San Francisco coach Phil Woolpert criticized the college one-and-one rule amid praise for his Dons current six and one track in the California Basketball Association.
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Coach Twogood Calls For Basketball Rule Reforms
The article notes Forrest Twogood criticizing current rules after a 89-88 Idaho win, urging changes like one-and-one free throws, fewer fouls, and faster play. He cites West Coast and Pac Coast conferences adopting stricter rules and discusses impact on game tempo and strategy.
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Ex Champion Confident on Eve of Title Bout
Former lightweight king Bud Smith trains for a 15 round title defense against Joe Brown in Miami Beach. Brown has defended once since taking the crown last Aug. 24 in New Orleans. Smith, 27, notes his legs and jaw must endure the challenge while Brown believes Smith won’t reach the 15th round.
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North Carolina Remains No 1 In Polls Amid Shaky ACC Start
The North Carolina Tar Heels stay No 1 in both the U P I U and AP basketball polls as others stumble after a rough weekend loss to Washington. South Carolina and several mid majors show rotations while conference foes struggle with consistency.
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Honest wrestling won't pay MILWAUKEE promoter says
Johnny Helm of Honest Wrestling declares the boxing commission plan to regulate gate receipts would harm the industry and deter fans. He argues legitimate wrestling contests cannot succeed under state rules, recalling failed attempts over decades and noting costs would chase promoters out of business at the Milwaukee Arena.
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College Basketball and Other Games Tonight
Sports calendar lists multiple college and prep games for tonight including Haskettvall vs State at A Stair, Nexketball at Mur Hennes, and Anthony at Plas ate Sorvien. Also notes basketball by Norton Bound at Perminal Island and Hollywood Lestom boxing at Stadium Galog, with racing and a Lynwood junior game on Wednesday.
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Dow Finsterwald Wins Tucson Open Playoff
Dow Finsterwald captured the Tucson Open playoff with a five under par 63, topping Don Whitt and Alameda Celf as the event moved to San Antonio. Finsterwald earned 2000 dollars while Whitt collected 1500, after Whitt struggled with many misses in the playoff round.
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Aragon Denies Offer to Help Goldstein Fight Fix
Aragon testified he did not offer Dick Goldstein $500 to throw a December San Antonio bout. He claimed Goldstein asked him to throw punches to avoid cuts while visiting Seattle for Christmas. The pair were friends, Aragon said, and he had previously loaned Goldstein $800 plus travel costs. The bout never occurred due to Aragon’s fever.
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No simple headline found for latest Mexican sensation report
Local officials and school leaders discuss a $323,000 damages judgment to a Dunsmuir High School football player paralyzed in 1955. Interscholastic Federation Secretary W Russel questions the ruling, warning it could threaten California high school athletics.
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Santa Anita Prature Race on Radio TV Télévision
Sports radio and television coverage features Santa Anita events with noted commentary and potential hockey and other games on air. Listings indicate mime style broadcasts and viewer accessibility for the Prature Race and related sports segments.
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Roller Derby Results From Angelet Braver Meet
Results from a roller derby event show Angelet Braver leading with strong performances. Beedhiye Teed and Erivos Jaad also posted notable times as the competition progressed.
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Compton’s Troubled Choice of New Coach Sparks Backlash
A chaotic selection process at Compton College led to Don Clark being named football coach over Tay Brown, triggering controversy and a shaken spirit in Brown who vowed to stay and rebuild. The SC decision, amid an 18-month national search and internal friction, intensified belief Brown faced entrenched opposition.
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Tigers Purchase Braves Dittmer Acquire Jack Dittmer
The Detroit Tigers today acquired second baseman Jack Dittmer, 29, from Milwaukee. He batted .245 in 1956 over 44 games. The deal includes another player and a farm-labor context.
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