Franklin Stops Abe Simon In Bout With Louis Rivalry Grows
In Cleveland on October 21, Lem Franklin, in a scheduled 20 round bout, defeated 225-pound Abe Simon by technical knockout in 1 minute 53 seconds of the fifth round. Simon protested the stoppage but Franklin landed repeated rights, winning as Louis foes list grows. Attendance reached 12,256 with $41,622 gate. Franklin weighed 201 pounds and impressed with early speed before dominating Simon in later rounds.
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Pastor Wins From Flynn in Laurel Garden Bout
In Newark on October 21 Bob Pastor 183 pounds from Saratoga Springs N Y defeated Irish Johnny Flynn 192 pounds from Rochester N Y in a ten round feature at Laurel Garden. Pastor used body blows to wear Flynn down after a lively first half, winning eight rounds on Referee Paul Cavalier's scorecard while Flynn took two rounds.
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Detroit Soph to Face Arkansas in Saturday Game
Detroit coach Gus Pordis named Ruth as the likely halfback substitute for Saturday’s clash with Arkansas in Detroit, aiming to replace injured Howard Keating after Detroit’s 20-14 win over Oklahoma A and M. The article notes Keating’s injury from a goal-post collision following the TD pass.
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Brackenridge Eagles face Laredo with missing tackle
Brackenridge Eagles coach Forehand faces a setback as Milton Morgan cannot suit up due to Poison Ivy illness, narrowing the tackle depth ahead of Friday’s 15-AA clash with Laredo Tigers in Laredo. Kenneth Jackson and Norman Fege start at tackle while Ernest Jaminez may see more backfield blocking duty. The team also studies Maroon formations and Austin’s looming October 31 title bid.
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Tulane Stops Passing Attacks at Reforming Pace
Tulane's Green Wave displays a revived passing attack under coach Red Dawson, despite a stout defense. Through four games in 1998, Tulane has completed 21 passes for 385 yards and three touchdowns while opponents have connected on 18 of 52 attempts for 180 yards and one touchdown. Tulane's secondary has nine interceptions for 88 yards and a touchdown, while the forward line has sacked and forced losses on would-be passers totaling 148 yards.
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Fight Results by the Associated Press in Cleveland and beyond
Boxing results reported from multiple cities: Lem Franklin 201 pounds beat Abel Simon by technical knockout in Chicago. Jim Reaves outpointed Jacob Lamotta in New York. Nick Penza stopped Jimmy Thomas in Cleveland. Bob Pastor outpointed Irish Johnny Flynn in Rochester. Jimmy Watcher defeated Billy Speary in Wilkes Barre. Yucatsin Kid knocked out Joey Raymond in Miami Beach. Harry Weekly KO’d Ervin Ber mer in New Orleans. Harry Hurst outpointed Carlkelo Fenoy in Montreal. Jim Robinson stopped Joe Mueller in Cincinnati. Jimmy Diving outpointed Nate Olden in Chicago. heavyweight bout in Chicago ended with Jimmy Diving beating Nate Olden on points.
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Santa Clara Team Oklahoma Bound for Big Test
University of Santa Clara heads to Norman Oklahoma to face the University of Oklahoma Saturday. Coach L T Shaw takes 36 players on the undefeated Broncos trip with plans to train at Beels College in Denver and hold a pre game drift in Oklahoma City Friday. End Alyn Beals is nursing a sprained wrist but expected to play.
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Texas Football Hopes Hit By Injuries And Upsets
Dallas October 21 football news centers on Texas Longhorns crabs upsets in the Southwest Conference. Kyle Gillespie and Dig Jack Wilson anchor Baylor and TCU while Rice relies on Bob Brumley. Texas beats Arkansas 48 34 and LSU 34 1 refuting the one man team talk. Notre Dame prepares for Monro and Eddie Sullivan returns to guard duties.
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LSU Beats Rice in a 27-0 Upset
In Baton Rouge, LSU defeated undefeated Rice 27-0, with coach Bernie Moore praised for turning a team into peak form and fans reacting with calm confidence. Rice’s Brumley was sidelined by injuries, replaced by Whitlock Randor who stepped up as the key scorer.
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