Texas Tackles Rice Owls in Houston Clash
Rice leads the Southwest Conference race as Texas and Arkansas chase, with SMU TCU and Baylor fighting for fourth spot. The week shapes a possible crown clincher while Texas A M. has no conference games.
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Aggies Lose to Randolph in San Antonio Stay
Texas A and M ended a four day San Antonio trip with one win in four games. They fell to Randolph 62 to 30 on Thursday night and later beat Brooksfield as Bo Fertiss scored 26 for the Ramblers. The brief stop included mixed results and lineup notes.
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Boston boxing halt urged by city council
Boston council sent a resolution to governor Saltonstall urging a halt to boxing bouts until the state boxing commission appoints competent officials. The action follows last Thursday’s Zannelli Jannaze bout and protests. Commissioner Wadsworth denied corruption claims, saying the decision was tough and that boxing isn’t a racket in Boston.
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Hoppe Beats Cochran In 600-Point Three Cushion Match
Chicago February report of a billiards exhibition where Willie Hoppe outpaced Welker Cochran 28 to 37 in a 50 point subevent and later won 50 to 37 in a 42 inning session. The San Francisco player led 59 to 42 but Hoppe revived to reach the 10 point mark as the event continued.
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SAAC Brooks Teams Tussle in Early League Schedule
The Cadet Geriternd Brooks leads enlisted men and officers through a brace of Service Basket Ban leagues. Games shift from the usual Tuesday to Wednesday at the renter's field house due to the Golden Gloves event. Remaining games moved to Thursday with Shinon at Randolph and Medical Service at Kelly Field.
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Gloves Show Draws Well Five Knockouts
A large crowd gathered for the district Garden Gloves eliminations at Municipal Auditorium, with over 3000 attendees Tuesday. Five knockouts lit the card and champion Robert Delgado, 1943 featherweight winner, was outboxed by James Marlow, a Laredo Army field star. The Wednesday program begins at 7 30 PM, with two side doors left open aiding turnout.
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Local Boxing Championship Class Teams Face Off Across Fields
Flyweight Armando Delgagio meets Gilbert Arecin while Bantamweight Johnny Sehnautz faces Tom Alvarda. Notable fighters include Raymond Lozano, Jerry Tepcencio, and Roland Smith. Events list numerous light middle and heavyweight showdowns across facilities like Randolph Field and Laredo army air fields.
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Walker Paints the Four Fans at Ringside
In a New York Feb 2 report ex middleweight champ Mickey Walker sketches four ringside spectators during a boxing moment. The speculator who thinks all fights are fakes the excitable fan the friend who bet on the loser and the bored gent are the four figures Walker says appear at every fight.
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Fight Results New York and surrounding shows
A slew of boxing results from New York and nearby cities. Alle Stolle outpointed Jimmy Pride in Baltimore while Phil Terranova stopped Pat Foley in Worcester. Ted Brown was knocked out by Johnny Seaman in Quincy. Freddy Cabral knocked out in Hartford while Rudy Richardson beat Red Doty in New York. Jackie Graves fought in Minneapolis and Oscar Onde edged Danny Alridge in Newark. Tony Jaairo outpointed Milton Brill in Cleveland.
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North Africa Ring Finals Pack In Massive Boxing Event
Allied Headquarters reports a six day North African boxing finals from February 14 to 19 drawing more than 1000 feather pushers including 100 Americans and 260 British with 59 French contenders. Notables Jack Sharkey and Fidel LaBarba will referee the finals amid two months of preliminaries across rings from Haly to Gasablanca.
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Lueckman Voted No 1 Grid Star in 1943 NFL Honors
Chicago February 20. Sid Luckman, Bears quarterback, named most valuable player of the 1943 National Football League season. Luckman led in passing yards and touchdowns, earning 36 points in balloting by 13 sports writers. Don Hutson was close with 33.
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Boxer Questioned In Tavern Holdups
Detroit police held Bennie Goldberg a 24 year old professional boxer on armed robbery charges. A bantamweight contender who recently lost to Manuel Ortiz on the West Coast, Goldberg is being questioned by Inspector William B Tresten regarding several tavern holdups.
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White Sox Sign New Brunswick Pitcher John Harvey
Chicago scouts add 21 year old John Harvey from St. John New Brunswick to the squad bringing total roster to thirty players for 1971. Harvey is a pitcher and part of the American League club’s 17 pitchers 0 infielders 9 outfielders and 2 catchers in the announced setup.
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