Fitzpatrick's Boxing Drive Highlighted In Golden Gloves Preview
The Huntington corner recalls Hilton Fitzpatrick’s return to boxing after a hearing loss and lip reading prowess. It previews the Golden Gloves Sectional with seven pilots per weight class, noting entries like Reece Maury Jr and Bernard Ruffin while detailing bouts, byes, and notable fighters across lightweight to bantamweight divisions.
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Hilton “Fitzie’ Fitzpatrick
West Virginia
Huntington
Beckley
Bill Clark
Johnny Askew
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Yver
Reece Maury
Mangrum Leads Tucson Opener with Record 263
Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago won $2,000 first prize in the Tucson Opal Golf Tourney at Rio Country Club. He led from start to finish, set a 72 hole El Rio Colise record 263 17 under par, and moved to $5,755 lead in earnings for 194% season. Al Smith finished second, Frank Stranahan led amateur effort, with Skee Riegel and Johnny Bulla close behind.
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Local gym hosts uneven slate with junior high tilts
Today's sports card lists a wide mix of high school and grade school matchups at multiple venues including Rupert vs Willsboro Sophia vs Man Meadow Bridge vs Sandtstone GMS vs VII fresien Stunior Highs and Raleigh Gill vs Central 6th plus several junior high pairings and league games across Tri Field markets.
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Cash Armco
Dias Floral
Dorothy Shamrucks
Marfork
Charles Fights Haynes Tonight in 10 Round Heavyweight bout
Ezzard Charles, famed Cincinnati heavyweight hopeful, meets 210-pound Johnny Haynes in a 10 round Philadelphia arena test. Haynes, six foot four, seeks upset to derail Charles title chances ahead of a potential Joe Louis title shot.
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New York
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Boxing Tourney Opens Tonight At Recreation Building
Novice and open divisions headline a 40 boxer card at the Recreation Building with 20 bouts tonight starting at 2 00 pm Elit e boxers from Beckley Mabscott and Raleigh headline the action along with past champions and rising contenders The weigh in trimmed entrants to 71 and the program includes a new most promising novice award funded by The Sportsman Grille The final lines feature a full schedule of flyweight bantam welter feather junior lightweight and open classes with notable matchups and local talents.
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Charlie Daniels
Stn Payne
Lee Meador
Huntington
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Wilely
Achiey
Coal City
Freemsur
Napier
Rhodell Negro
Depony Tig
Konight
Garfield Garten
Mabscott
Cleven Murray
San Page
Luther Crider
Murray
Payne
Noah Salango
Frazier Hurst
Anderson Wilson
Howard Mitchell
Beckley
Crider
Clarence Cousins
Hurst
Bob Clark
Lonnie Coleman
Jon Fox
Charlie Sensabaugih
Kay Kincannon
Marshall Ricketts
Jazreel Colvin
Glenn Bedwell
Ollie Colvin
J Stants
Sportsman Grille
Heber St
David Zornes
Mabscott 'S
Bobby Garland
Nelvin Cousin
Clyde Adkins
Freeman Napier
Rhodell
Jdunior Bradley
Raleigh
Rufus Clark
James
Christopher Burrell
Jimmy Woods
Skelton
Jack Rens
Donald Hunt
William Sorrell
Robert Sewell
Sprague
Melvin Thomas
Helen
Royal Smith
Robert Collins
Clarence Cousin
Harper
Luther Harris
Earl Harbison
Johnny Tanner
Joe Dutton
Glen White
Coleman Adkins
Lou Fox
Berkley
Charles Sensabaugh
College Hoopers Face Busy Week Across Nation
College basketball nears midterm tests as Kentucky hosts Tennessee and Cincinnati, St. Louis welcomes Notre Dame, and Oklahoma A and M plays Drake, Maryville, and Oklahoma. Upsets marked weekend action with Ohio State, Georgia Tech, and Pennsylvan ia among winners. West Virginia State prepares for California action at the Cow Palace with games against Loyola Los Angeles and Nevada.
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Feller Signs and DiMag Expected To End Holdout
Rod Feller has signed a one year contract with the Cleveland Indians for about 72 500. Joe DiMaggio is expected to top that figure with a near 100 60d pact. If DiMag signs he becomes the highest paid player in baseball history.
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