27 Bouts Set for Gloves Semifinals Tonight
Boxing semifinals scheduled for tonight in Raleigh West Virginia feature open and novice bouts. Notable results include Robert Collins defeating George Askew by technical knockout, Arthur Turner beating Kenneth Branch by TKO, and Kufos Clark advancing by default. Other matches list multiple Beckley and Mabscott fighters with decisions, TKOs, or defaults across flyweight to bantamweight divisions.
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East Beekley
George Askew
Beckley
Earl Harbison
Stanaford
Coleman Adkins
Mabscott
Elmo Hargrove
Hinton
Opal Johnson
Lillybrook
Kufos Clark
Jim Warner
Oak Will
Arthur Turner
Kenneth Branch
Taims
Charles Sensabaugh
Af Beckley
Bob Clark
James Pierce
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Luther Crider
Haleigh
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Ely Mumley
Glenville Chalk Conference Wraps With Multiple Wins
Tech D E Glenville chalk conference wins feature Featherweight novice Christopher Burrell 1420 Beckles Post 70 taking a split decision over Wilford Zeigler 127 J Hlybrook. Several boxers win by default including Scotty Harris 125 Beckley and Aaron Matthews 131 Oak HI.
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Beckles Post 70
Wilford Zeigler
J.hlybrook
BH Walters
Mabscott
Trappy Warrick
Oak HU
Jack Reno
Ekelton
Beckley
Scotty Harris
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George Moss
Oak HI
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Henry Williams
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Garfield Garten
W. C. Wingo
Ameagle
Open Matches Highlight Golden Gloves Action Tonight
Thirty open bouts and 27 semifinals set for the Sectional Golden Gloves at the Recreation Building. Turner Collins Sensabaugh Pierce Harbison lead open division contenders after strong first night, with Collins vs King and Pierce vs Crider among notable matchups slated for tonight.
Legion-Register Golden Gloves semifinal bout action start
In one of 27 semifinals tonight, welterweight clash sees Referee Jack Martin separating Bob Clark and Charley Sensabaugh Mabscott to prevent injury. Sensabaugh wins by a trio in 1 02 of the first round.
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Jack Martin
Bob Clark
Charley Sensabaugh
Mabscott
Sensabaugh
Welterweight semifinals and open competition bouts listed tonight
Open competition features welterweight semis with Pierce versus Sensabaugh and Turner versus Rufus Clark who advanced by default. Novice bouts include bantam and feather classes with James, Wilson, Cousin, Spencer, and Hairs ton making first appearances. Tonight opens with a lightweight novice bout Adams versus Matthews, winner to face Williams. complete results and pairings on page.
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Sensabaugh
Turner
Rufus Clark
Flud James
Billy Willson
George Spencer
Clarence Cousin
Thei
James
Melvin Cousin
Eccles
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Fred Hannon
Beckley
Cousin
Elbert Lewis
Oak Hill
Spencer
Luther Hairston
Stamford
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Aaron Matthews
Henry Williams
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Salem
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Robert Collins
Bart Harbison
Stanaford
Lvs
Elmo Hargrove
Hinton
Arthur Turner
Charles Sensabaugh
Jady Iscott
James Pierce
Lillybrook
Noah Salango
Aaron
Fight for 2nd In SIC Scoring
In a mid season update, Davis and Elkins Carl Payne 319 points Hap Huey 317 Ed Martin 309 lead a tight chase for runner-up in SIC scoring. Morris Harvey's George King dominates with 184 in 18 games at 32.4 ppg while Abderson-Broaddus Ray Bowers and others top the list across multiple programs.
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Carl Payne
Hap Huey
Davis and
Elkins
Ed Martin
Bethany
Morris Harvey
George King
Springer
Ray Bowers
Abderson-Broaddus
Eli Mumler
West Taberty
Bob Hardman
Glenville
Lou Yakumich
Tech
George Swyers
Sam Berry
Shepherd
Ralph Ball
Concord
Teal's Tally Tops In Texas Pro Am
Teal from Memphis with a six under par 65 won the pro-am at Oak Hills in San Antonio, paired with R B McFarlin. He and Al Brosch split the pro-am prize money, each $275. Teal also earned $300 as ion pro. Ray Hill of Chicago took $159 for third in the event ahead of the Texas Open starting tomorrow.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Glen Teal
Memphis
Tenn
R. B. McFarlin
Teal
al Brosch
Garden City
Ray Hill
Ray Killian
Brosch
Ion
Chicago
Church League Meeting Scheduled in Raleigh
City Church League managers led by President Howard Fillmer set a Thursday night session at 7 p.m. in the Raleigh Register newsroom for a brief but important meeting.
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Church Loop
City Church League Cam
Howard Fillmer
Raleigh Register
Gloves Semifinals Tonight Pairings and Matches Listed
Boxing card outlines semifinals and open divisions with athletes from Mabscott Beckley Oak Hill Lillybrook Shady Spring and surrounding towns. Notable pairings include James Adams vs Aaron Matthews and Norman Branch vs Jim Lily, among numerous weight classes and open divisions.
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Hein
James Adams
Mabscott
Aaron Matthews
Oak Hill
Jim Mitchell
Helen
Elfridge Waddell
Skelton
Jack Worley
Joy Spencer
Lillybrook
William Mitchell
East Beckon
Larry Nick Riley
Ed Abrin
East Beckley
William Eakins
Eccles
iGeorge Dunn
Norman Branch
Tams
Jim Lily
Shady Spring
Robert Downing
Charles Givens
Beckley
John Kenney
Sprague
Bob Martin
Charley Downing
Lloyd Calloway
Marfrance
Charles Wells
Record Breaker Breen Shoes In Amateur Horseshoe Game
Al Frank Breen 35 of Elgin pitched a perfect amateur horseshoe game last night in an indoor match against Arthur Wier. He logged 32 straight fingers in 32 shoes, 16 straight double ringers, claiming a world amateur record and breaking the 45 ringers in 30 shoes mark set by Carl Lundgren in 1989. He also broke the amateur double ringer record of 14 consecutive set by Arner Linquest in 1940.
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Associated Press
ELGIN
Frank Breen
Breen
Central Association Aau
Arthur Wier
Carl Lundgren
Detroit
Arner Linquest
Morgantown
W. Va
Midwest Produces Top Small College Quints Bat W Va Has Share
The NAIB tournament, begun in the 1930s, showcases Midwest power with Hamline of St. Paul favored after a 2-1 start. Teams from Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Missouri and Kansas vie for high finishes and national recognition in small college basketball.
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Associated Press
New York
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
NAIB
Hamline
St. Paul
SCAA
Kansas City
Siena
Marshall
High Point
N. C
Louisana State
Pepperdine
George King Narrowly Edges Nate DeLong In Scoring Duel
In a national college hoop race George King Morris Harvey West Virginia and Nate DeLong River Falls Wisconsin remain close at the top. Notre Dame and DeLong both rack up points as the AP table highlights top scorers, with several small colleges and conferences in the mix.
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George King
River Falls
Nate DeLong
Associated Press
New York
Morris Harvey
Wva
Wis
Associated Press Today
King
Notre Dame
DeLong
Chicago
Cornell
Harvard
Paul Gerwin
Rad
Gold Dust Team Would Cost 545000 To Field
New York report outlines a hypothetical nine player lineup of the sport’s highest priced stars. An outfield featuring Ted Williams Joe DiMaggio and Ralph Kiner could generate more revenue than many clubs earn all season. The total cost to assemble the team is estimated at 545000, an unparalleled figure for three players.
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Associated Press
New York
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Ralph Kiner
Walcoff Faces Son of Boxer He Kayoed in 1936
Jersey Joe Walcott arrives in Philadelphia for a boxing bout with Harold Johnson a 22 year old Negro light heavyweight. Walcott seeks a comeback after a long layoff and birthday year while Johnson aims to rise by beating the veteran in a high profile match. Walcott formerly kayoed Harold Johnson Sr. four years earlier adding a dramatic angle to the bout.
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Jersey
Joe Walcott
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Styre
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Olle Tandberg
Sweden
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Phil Johnson
Can Johnson
DiMaggio May Earn $100,000 Second Year Pact
A sports section speculation outlines possible replacements if Joe DiMaggio’s $100,000 contract remains, naming Stan Musial at $50,000 Bob Feller at $45,000 Cleve land’s Lefty, Joe Page and Lou Boudreau as options. The piece notes payroll would require heavy funding.
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Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinal
Stan
Bob Feller
Cleveeland
Duke Seizes No 1 in Southern Conference Standings
Duke moves atop the Southern Conference after William and Mary upset North Carolina State 54 to 50. The Blue Devils, once questioned by coach Gerry Gerard, now claim the top spot as NC State drops from pace.
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