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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRES Monday, April 2, 1979 Frazier Won't Rush Into Pro Ring Philadelphia, 125; Lemuel Steeples, 22, St. Louis; James Shuler, 19, Philadelphia; Antonio Ayala, 16, San Antonio, Texas; and Lee Roy Murphy, 20, Chicago. "I'm proud of my father and his accomplishments, but I don't fight like he did. He was a slugger and I'm a boxer. I've got to be myself.

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"I think I've got a lot to learn before I become a pro," said Frazier after he outpointed a taller, older, heavier and more experienced Phillip Brown for the heavyweight title in the final bout of the 51st National Golden Gloves. "I learn something every time I get into the ring. Sure, I know you can make a lot of money boxing as a heavyweight. But, I know enough about the sport to realize I'd be making a mistake to turn pro now." Frazier started the tournament relatively unknown as a boxer, but well known because of his father. He left as one of the promising stars for the 1980 Olympics.

Only one of last year's champions, Richard Sandoval, Pomona, repeated. Sandoval, 18, overpowered Alexander Pelen, 17, Waianae, Hawaii, and the referee stopped the one-sided fight in the second round. Three deputy sheriffs from Nashville, representing the Knoxville team, went home with titles. Jerome Coffee, 21, defeated Dario Medrano, 23, Lansing, in the 112 pound final with the ref halting action in the first round; Johnny Bumphus, 18, outpointed Efrain Milwaukee, for the 132 pound title; and Mike McCallum, 22, a 1977 Gloves champion who reached the Olympic quarter-finals in 1976 as a member of the Jamaican team, outpointed Donald Bowers. Bowers, 19, Jackson, had earned the 156 pound title last year but decided to drop down to 147 this year.

Jackie Beard, a 17-year-old from Jackson, also had his bid for a second consecutive Gloves title end with a loss in the finals. He was outpointed by Kenneth Baysmore, 17, Washington, D.C., at 119 pounds. Other champions crowned Saturday night before a near-capacity crowd of 8,000 at the Indiana Convention Center were Roland Cooley, 18, i We have been helping men and women solve their hair and scalp problems for over 54 years. If you have any questions or problems regarding your hair and scalp, call tne Thomas. We can help you.

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Y.NEMS SYNDICATE Tubbs, Whaley Win Bouts Against Germans CRYSTAL BAY, Nev. (AP)-Heavyweight Tony Tubbs of Cincinnati, fighting the final two rounds with an Injured right hand, decisioned Juergen Fanghanel in Saturday night's final bout to give the United States National Team a 6-5 victory over East Germany. 1 Tubbs, who scored well throughout the three-round fight, said afterward that he hurt his hand throwing a punch In the opening round. Cincinnatlan Jeff Whaley, fighting out of Los Angeles, won his 106-pound bout over Diet-mar Geilesch, and Mike Felde of Missoula, edged Stephan Foester in their 119-pound bout. I There were no knockouts in any of the 11 fights.

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