Boxing Scoring Chaos Halts New York Officials
In New York boxing chaos erupts as boxers and officials clash over scoring secrecy. The State Boxing Commission under Julius Helfand faces criticism for no written score records. Amidst the disarray, coaches prep for Kezar Stadium duel as players train with Notre Dame stars and Michigan ends hurt by a cold.
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Shy
Bem
Mrandato
Julius Helfand
Little Caesar
Commission
New York
Colorado Buffaloes Freshen Up Ahead of Clemson Game
Colorado Buffaloes football unit arrived in Florida for the Orange Bowl practice under milder climate. Fullback John Bath praised the sunshine while Coach Ballard noted mixed expectations about altitude and oxygen differences affecting players before New Year’s Day showdown with Clemson.
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University of Colorado
Florida sun+ shine
Clemson
Buffaloes
Boulder
Colo
Colorady
John (the Beast
Ballard
Marcia Valibus
Johnny Bayuk
Colorado
Florida
Burge
Wires Mhate
Judges grapple with scoring delays in ten round fight
Officials debate a new plan to speed boxing scoring as memories and scattered notes slow results. An announcer relays rounds while judges fill score cards from memory, with deputies tallying after messengers deliver their verdicts. The chair dismisses critics as eager beavers.
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Tulle Helfand
Frankiel
Carbo
Jory
Helfand
Fase
Occasion of Sin Under the old system and judge
The article discusses a boxing scorekeeping reform, noting a single official kept round by round tallies on one cord and sometimes erred. It questions deputy scoring with three score sets, arguing new safeguards imply lack of public trust and cast doubt on officials competence and honesty.
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Lt Remainy
Seelston
Sue Teer
Tep- Udy
Tor
The Uncertain Judging Fry of Boxing Contests
A historical critique argues that boxing scoring relies on honest competent officials. without trustworthy judges and commissioners the sport loses legitimacy. It questions the fairness of rounds, points, and discretionary decisions when integrity erodes.
Burdick Fron Page 35 Ends 1920s Football Echoes
Swink axed as Doak Walker type prospect in rough era notes. Swink and Jimmy Brown highlighted as key backs with Marries style plays. Mentions Orangs and Colts Bowl context, urging a take-charge approach to win. Seasonal cheer closes the page with Christmas wishes and health for readers.
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Swatk
Jimmy Brown
Swink
Raine
Sycacusahs
Bowl Rivals Drill for Holiday Tests
Syracuse Herald Journal reports injury woes hit Rose Bowl contenders Oregon State and Iowa. Oregon State star Joe Francis recovers from a bruise after a hard drill, with gradual return planned midweek. Beavers tackle Bernle Swahlen and end John White sustain injuries. Iowa suffers a serious dislocation to Jerry Langston, casting doubt on their Rose Bowl readiness.
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Pasadena
Calif
Oregon State
Iowa
Joe Francis
Francis
Acklin
Hoe
Honolulu
Miramar
Santa Monica
Bill Raty Jortson
Beaver
Jott
Bernle Swahlen
John Witle
Towa
Jery
Jet
Langston
Towa City
Blue-Gray Athletes Move Indoors For Practice
Rain forced the 3rd annual Blue-Gray football line indoors yesterday. Coaches transported players to Maxwell Air Force Base gymnasium and the State Coliseum to get in a few licks ahead of Saturday's game.
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Montgomery
Ala
Maxwell Air Force Base
State Coliseum
Hurricane Jackson Back in Ring Wars
Hurricane Jackson returns to the boxing ring amid a crowded heavyweight scene. The card features top challengers and rising contenders, with television plans for some bouts. Changes in matchups and venue notes point to shifts affecting Patterson’s future and Miami Beach events on the horizon.
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Sen
Vasquez
Paolo
Floyd Paliarsny
Cole
Tully
Jorales Christtas
Asvodiel'v
NBC
Enverere
Wil Yeougy
Sugary
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
Sugar Ray Robinson
Gene Sullmer
Weresday
Julio
Tyath
Washington
Ike Chestirantangs
Charley Norkus
New York
Floral Park
Miami Beach
Jaekwon
Pastrano-Norkus
Gallue
ABC
Ratio
Bob Baker
Beskutball Elases Boxing
Ofden
Inoue Garden
Aee Oeaan
Beisey
Hina Yaaleh
Miami
Patterson
Garden Cage Teams Play Christmas Festival Opener
New York hosts the fifth annual Eastern College Athletic Conference Holiday Festival at Madison Square Garden. Ohio State, Temple, St John’s, NYU, Fordham, Manhattan and other nationally ranked squads compete as Villanova, Notre Dame, Niagara and San Francisco vie for the title. NYU opens against Villanova with Fordham facing Temple, St John’s meeting Brigham Young, and Niagara vs Notre Dame in early games. Semifinals Friday, finals Saturday as teams chase the championship.
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Madison Square Garden
Ohio State
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Brooklyn
San Francisco
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Fordhiun
Manhattan
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Tenmula
Guy Rodgers
Notre Damie
Jeramy Smyth
St. John's
Brigham, Young
Fordham Temple
Niagara
Notre Dame
NYU
Villanova
Pro tennis stars converge in Adelaide amid controversy
In Adelaide the pro tour gathers for a Melbourne tour climax with Jack Kramer and Pancho Gonzales shaping events. Trabert signings stir disputes over exhibition terms and pay while Frank Sedgman and Venus figures surface as key players in a shifting pro circuit.
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Star Attractions
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Trapert
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Malhourne
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Tor
Los Angeles
Frank Sedgman
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Cera
Merry Mixup Expected in All Star Game Wednesday
A chaotic mix of players and formations is anticipated for the Shrine College All Star game at the Orange Bowl on Wednesday night. Star centers and coaches from Oklahoma, Illinois, and Michigan State are set to influence the lineup, with a potential rule change to boost scoring and keep the game lively.
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Yates
Shrine
Feng
Gustafson Smirl
Boolimmloes
Parker's Demand Refused by Lions
DETROIT. Raymond K. Parker refuses a one year contract with the Detroit Lions citing the NFL trend toward longer deals. He notes coaches with short runs win few games yet earn multi year terms. Since arriving in Detroit his clubs record 48 wins, 23 losses, two ties in regular season play.
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Detroit
Raymond K
Buddy) Parker
Stony Allenee
Parker
Chicago Cardinals
Nats Rally Past Syracuse In 107 87 Road Victory
Syracuse Nationals outscored by Minneapolis Lakers in a rough game marked by fan and player altercations. Vern Mikkelsen and Clyde Lovellette starred for the Nats while Lewelletta and Kerr fueled the Lakers comeback. Officials assessed penalties only to players, not the spectator who threw a punch.
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Syxa
Cusa
Rome
Minneapolis Lakers
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Joe Holup
Nats
Dukes
Lakers
Mabye
Mysienavion
Imp
Tus
Isco
Laker
Jun
Barber
Holup and
Lewelletta
Buy Clyde
Sue
Mimheapolis
Syracuse
Dolph Schnyes
Syracuve
Syraese
Johnny Kerr
Miles Keison
Kerr
Minneapolis
Alt Senayes
Tn Schayes
Figues Welk Conlin
Pro Basketball Week Schedule and Results Noted
Fragmented text shows pro basketball schedule references including Mondays Sundays and Saturdays, mentions New York teams, Boston results, and unclear dates. It lists several team mentions and scores in a garbled format without coherent context or complete facts.
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York
Boston
Tursdal
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