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PAGE OUR WEDNESDAY JANUARY 15 1947 A' Boxing Tournament ft 8 1 a Totals 4 riday January 24 10 Sports Mirror ARE BOXING Prien: 75c $1 and $150 Mina Temple i i Ring Results i INALS bBROSTE ARMER JONES ARMER JONES Us (BY THE ASSOCIATED PBESS) Today a year elix (Doc) Blanchard All America fullback named winner of Sullivan Memorial trophy becoming first college football player to win the amateur award Three years ago Clarence How land named head of Pacific Coast baseball league ive years ago Arthur Rubin upset Willie Hoppe 50 39 in na tional pocket billiard championships at Chicago Tax Included All Soate Reierved or reiervationi write Pittaburg Memorial Auditorium or Phone 2029 MISSOURI WINS OVER AGGIES WARRIORS RUSH GORILLAS INTO 26 18 DEEAT PITTSBURG MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM famous for it flavor A material similar to coarse wool has been developed from jute fiber in India Golden Gloves Ban On 5 Year Boxers OKLAHOMA CITY Jan W) Oklahoma Golden Gloves of ficials announced today the pre war rule limiting boxers to five years of tournament competition had been restored for the 1947 season Also a boxer who has won two state titles at the same weight cannot compete at the same weight again although may qualify otherwise under the five year rule District meets are being held this month with the 12th annual state finals in Oklahoma City be ginning eb 3 Officials pointed out reinstate ment of the rules probably would affect very few state amateurs 0 2 0 2 2 TROOPSHIP DUE (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) The General Nuir is scheduled to arrive at New York today with 1843 service personnel from Brem erhaven It is the only troop carrying ves sel due to arrive at ports PIES HILL'S PIE SHOP Commerce Oklahoma PHONE 138 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Plat Made to Order Daily Delivery to Restaurants In Dixtrici ASK OR HILL'S PIES TOO OTEN THE ELLOW WHO CARRIES THE RABBITS OOT DOESN'T DO' ANYTHING TO DESERVE GOOD LUCK vr MIAMI DAILY NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLA (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) Los Angeles Billy Smith 173 Oakland Calif outpointed Bobby Zander 178 Los Angeles 10 New York (Park Patsy Giovanelli 140 Brooklyn' out pointed Julie Bort 138 14 Brook lyn 8 Trenton Jimmy Isler 146 Newark outpointed Billy Lee 151 nacKensacK 6 Howard Jackson 118 Kansu City and rankie Ri vera 120 Kansas City drew 10 best GI boxers in Japan tomorrow will fly to Manila to participate in an intercommand boxing tourna ment Jan 27 to eb1Korea the Philippines Marianas and Hawaii also will enter teams The Japan team includes Darnell Ebbs of Coffeyville Kas red Corcoran and Golfer Dick Mats Exported rt Mooting Tonight RICHMOND Calif Jam 15 PGA tournament committee will meet here tonight on the eve of the opening round the $10000 annual Richmond open golf tournament The agenda of theaeerion waa not announced but the group was expected to discuss last one punch fracas between red Cor coran of Boston manager of the PGA tournament bureau and golf ing Star Dick Meta of Arkansas City Kas J' During ths Bing Croey pro amateur tournament at Babble Beach Calif the two got into an argument teat riday Hight and Metz knocked Corcoran sprawling with a blow to the mouth The Boston golfer spent the night in a hospital with a bruised mouth and loosened teeth Both admitted only one blow was struck Metz said he struck in self defense Corcoran said the punch was unprovoked The two have been at odds for years over PGA policy matters 7 Both men were expected to at 2 17 0 '1 2 0 SOONERS REPORT NINE GAMES ASK ONE MORE IN NORMAN Okla) Jan' 15 I (Jap) Haskell University of Oklahoma athletic director has announced a nine gam football schedule for the 1947 season It includes five home contests Haskell said he was attempt ing to book another game eith er at home or away for the opening contest Sept 27 He hopes to get a big name tezip 'Haskell pointed out that attend ahce last season at homerset sev eral records or four games the total was an average of 27404 a game A new single game attendance record was set when 33431 persons watched the Soon era defeat Missouri The 1947 schedule: Oct Texas A Mat Nor man Oct Texas at Dallas Oct 18 Kansas at Norman Oct 25 Texas Christian at Nor man Nov 1 Iowa State at Norman Nov 8 Kansas State at Man hattan Nov 15 Missouri at Columbia' Nov 22 Nebraska at Lincoln Nov 29 Oklahoma a at Norman By GEORGE DYER Twenty two fighters in 11 bouts exchanged blows last night In the semi final round of the Northeastern Okla homa Golden Gloves tournament currently being held at the college gymnasium with the Northeastern Oklahoma A college glovers and the Seneca Indian school tighten of Wyandotte having the upper hand in sending jiwingen into the final round Thursday night A large crowd' was on hand for the second fights seeing a variety of amateur glovers pass in review in some wild blow by blow exchanges Toe MOK appUMM bout or ue evening's card wu tatne' lit pound weight division in which John Cooke of Miami gained a close decision ever Dan Squirrel of the Senate Indian schooL ront the opening bell 'both boys came out of their 7 earners ewinging and gave the fans a thrill packed exhibition 'bout which temporar looked like a ideal was the light' heavyweight battle be tween Tub Login of Miami and Chester Smith of Chelsea Smith mentor of the Chelsea team fought on even terms with Logan over the first round but in the second Logan opened a cut over eye and Logan was award odaTKO In the final bout of the eveningBob Wichter of Miami outpointed Boodknot Sloan of Miami in a 147 pound pairing which continu ally brought the crowd to its feet Thursday night the finalists will threw their last leather in the Miami meet this year The WE NOW HAVE Giris' and Boys' Bicycles Kouer ana ice bkates Burfless VibroTcil Sets QUAPAW AMERICAN LEGION irst Game Starts at 7:30 IN THE MIAMI A COLLEGEGYM Yirtory li Third Straight for Tig ere Who Taka 43 42 Scrap By SKIPPER PATRICK KANSAS CITY 'Jen Me lt's now Missouri versus the field for the Big Six bas ketball title with Coach Wilbur Tigers dinging' to i record in loop play Missouri 'got over a high hump in their campaign last (light by outlasting Kansas State college 43 42 in an overtime game at Man hattan Kas while the surprising Nebraska Comhuskera slipped into the runner up dot in thumping te wilting Kansas Jayhawks 48 46 in a wild game at Lincoln Neb Just how serious the Nebras 'kana are will be determined atColumbia Mo 'Saturday mighty whenthe Tigers will try to stheteh their conference win' streakto four Coach Harry have suc ceeded in knocking 'off both the pre season favorites defending champion Kansas and Oklahoma losing their opener to ansas State away from hometwoweeks ago Missouri got a stiff1 tussle from KanwLStaieThe gamajnoved into extra time when Wildcat Jack Dean swiped a Missouri pass and dribbled in for a setup bucket to knot the count at 86 alL The Kansas Jayhawks who blew a 14 pbint lead midway 'of the sec ond half in losing to Oklahoma last week wilted against Nebraska last night after1 leading 29 20 at 'the half A Nebraska record home crowd of 8000 got an extra bit of entertainment with only two min utes of playing time remaining when Charlie (Hawk) Black of Kansas and the Cornhuskers Joe Loisel exchanged blows Spectators swarmed onto the floor but were quickly herded back to the seataby police Both principals in the miX up were permitted to remain in the game but Trainer Elwyn Dees suf fered a black eye trying to sep arate the boys loss Just about re moved the Jayhawks from any share in the championship The general increase in efficiency of other teams plus the illness of JayhawkifcCoach orrest (Phog) AJIeiTappears too greata handicap for the habitual win ning Kansans to repeat their 1946 championship The Oklahoma Sooners who have lost to Nebraska and beaten Kansas will try to strengthen their chances for the crown in a game with Kansas State at Nor man Okla Saturday WRESTLING MEMORIAL HALL JOPLIN NIGHT 8:30 O'CLOCK O'CLOCK ARMER JONES AND HIS OSSUM IS BACK DRAUGHT Bonuov two finish 1 BILLY RABURN DIZZY (ORCHID) DAVIS INISH fisfe RANKTAYLOR Ef I iCfiACUADA WO 45 MINUTES': ICKETS ON SALE TODAY and TOMORROW MEMORIAL HAIL for Reservation! Call 3254 3Q V1w ritC VC VC VC RAND All Says Miami Quintet Scarat Second in Davit Leadi Scoring Tha up and coming Miami War Doga buried ever a highly rated and previously unbeaten Picher quintet Mat night on the high school court trouncing the Gorillas 26 to 16 It waa the sec ood upaet victory within a week having downed a favored Pryor team at Pryor last riday nights Upon taking the floor the Keith leymon jumped into a commanding tad which they never reUnquiahed throughout the tilt At halftime the War Doga held a 13 to 9 edge and over the entire contest stemmed the Picher of fense War Dog center 'Geronimo Davis led the 'improved Miami eagers garnering nine counters trailed closely by forward Gene 'Keitb who dumped in eight pointe orward Williams of the Gorilla men tallied half his points tossing in four field goals for eight tallies to lead his attack In a preliminary junior high tilt the Miami War Pups walked off with an 18 13 win ovey the Picker junior high eagers i 4 riday night Jan? 17 Coach Keithley! charges tfill entertain a powerful squad of Nowata Ironmen eagers in a Verdigris Valley affair The box' scores 1 G'T TP Keith 8 Witte 5vf07 2 Cruzan 07 1 "l2 '1 Davis i 4lvl 9 0 'O to Ramsey 3 0 p2 i 6 punter 0 0 0 Kidwell 0 "0 10 Totals 2' '26 'G TP Williams I 4 0 Shuck 20'' 1 Smith 0 Coble 1 0 Shouse 0 0 Thompson 0 2 7 Titlists To Be Crowned Here Thursday in Gloves Tourney 3 big nights 3 Monday Tuesday January 20 and 21 100 ighters In Actionf lan Now to Attend the Annual GOLDEN GLOVES titlista' who will be crowned aft er the last bout ef the evening wil compete in the Northeast GoUea Gloves tourney at Tulsa soon The finals will begin at 8 Some spectacular are slated for the finals' i Joe Ratigan Seneca Indikn school will meet John Cooke of Miami for the 126 pound cham pionship Dean Zilar of Miami will square offwith Jack DoanMi ami for the 135 pound laurels In what is expected to Materialize in a bang up duel Pigeon Riley and Bob Wichter both of Miami will collide head on or the welter weight crown and probably tlje most talked about fight Thursday will be for the 160 pound title between Norvel Trask Miami fighter coach and Bill Peacock versatile district i'Vi results: 77 V105 pounds rBenny Bushyhead Seneca Indian school kdecisioned Earl Smith J47 Boodknot Sloan Mi ami Jay Robbins Chelsea :57 third round" 118 pounds Gene lpod Chelsea Harold Bims Miami'! 33 first round 128 Joe Ratigan Sen eca Indian school outpointed Dick Teal Miami John Cooke Miami deeisioned Dan Squirrel Seneca Indian school 7 135 pounds Dean Zilar 'Miami deeisioned John Walters Picher Jack Doan Miami outpointed Clarence Whitehead liiami? 147 pounds Pigeon Riley Mi ami deeisioned Richard Pptton Chelsea 160 pounds Bill Peacock Miami won an easy decision overRichard Kley of Miami 1 175 Tub Logan Miami Chester Smith Chelsea 1:04 second round 147 pounds Bob Wichter Miami deeisioned Boodknot Sloan Miami NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA WA? rfeSi MIAMI AMERICAN LEGION TOURNAMENT PGA WILL AIR ITS TROUBLES Showing Improvement Now NEW YORK Jah Bate Ruth' is up and around and greet ing everyone with his characteris tic and that Bays his daughter is evidence that he is feeling 'his old self again 1 The former home run king draw his second walk in as many days at rench hospital yesterday Te ho spital listed his condition as and it' was apparent he was fast recovering from a neck opera tion performed Jan 6 His daughter Mrs Julia' lan ders said I believe thosehousands of letters tele grams dad teceivef from all over the country and even one from Aus tralia particularly from kids' is as important as his excellent medical Ducks can rotate eaeh wing sep arately fly straight upward in a spiral Job Swapping Among Name Coaches Reaches New High By BOB GRUBB NEW YORK Jan (AP) Post season job ewal ping irf the ranks of collage football Coaches continued to day to provide taany teams with new pigskin tutors? The big turnover involving more than a score of resig nations eince the 1946 season hit a new one day high yes terday when three berths were filled making six addi tions to the nation coaching ranks in less than a week A rong expactea emit wex place gpr uw university or luumuuo where the ailing rank Themes stepped down to make room for Harold (Red) 'Drew who resigned on Monday as head coach at Mis sissippi Thomas will continue as athletic director Drew end coach Alabama before catering the service in 1942 waa Thomas' choice as his snecessor A veteran coach at 52 Drew prevtauly tutored at Trinity college end Birmingham Southern and joined Thomas as on assistant at CSiattanooga successor at Ole Miss is John 1 Vaught AlLAmerica guard at Texas Christian In 1932 promoted from line eoaeh of the Bebels and given a four year con tract Jkmes (Buster) 'Poole an end for the New York Giants was named end coach and three other members of 4he coaching staff were retained The University of Oregon named James Aiken football coach and director of ethletics at Ne vada since Gerald A (Tex) QJiver as head coach Kansas State announced It was seeking two men to fill the duel position of heed cosch end abhletic director vacated by 'Hobbs Adams Adams resigned as coach at the end of the sea 'son and thia week announced he would not renew his contract as athletic The board of regents then decided to divorce the two jobs' ftv Two other colleges took'in shingle last riday after finding men for the jobs Ed McKeever who had resigned from Cornell went to the Univer sity'of San rancisco and George (Lefty) James wasnamedto the vacancy at Cornell On Saturday Bob Woodruff line coach at Georgia Tech was named to succeed rank Kim brough 'as' head teach at Bayloy Yesterday Ray Graves former line 'coach at Tennessee was chosen to fill old spot lStiIl seeking coaches are Maryland whdre maater Clark Shaughessy quit for (he second time Lafayette' which lost (Rooks) Mylin' Colby' where Danny Lewis resigned Colgate 1 where the veteran vAndy Kerr retired and the 'University of Califomia where Wick horst stepped down open ate the" old jobs of Jack Weinheimer at New York university Allison (Pooley) Hu bert at Virginia Military institute Steve rCoutchfe at Arizona State at Tempe and Jihr Bradshaw at resno State: Idaho does not plan to name a successor to A (Babe) Brown until next summer T1 JU uamrams 1 1 1 1 1 mni i mi Annual Northeast OKldhoma GOLDEN GLOVES tend searion A unknrwn IS year old Jack Burin Jr of Houston Tex will bo watched with intereat when! the T2 holo Richmond open starts! tomorrow 1 The ex Mariaa staff sergeant in his second winter tournament touk not only led a field of 100 battling for 49 qualifying places yesterday but posted a six under per 45 to come within one stroke of the eburoe record held by Harolg Me Spsden of Sanford Maine The 48 who qualified with Burke will join 101 players exempt from qualifying who wittl tee off opening round 5 IJII Ill ta Kansas City ive Nips Denver Cluty KANSAS Herman isher playing coadu took thq floor ln the last threm minutes and drove his and OJ team to a 58 54 Victory over thri Denver Nuggets in an league AAU basketball game here last night The score was tied at4 50 when isher went in He made two quick goals and then Bob Butheris and Bob each tallied for the Kansas? City dub to make it certain In another league contest the Los Angfles Shamrocks defeated Pocatello Simplots 50 40 at Poca tello Ida 11 1 I Additional Sports on Page Sight' BASKETBALL TONIGHT COEYVILLEJUNIORCOLLEGE TIGERS BAKER CHELSEA 36 28 4 Stratton and Mostly ace Commerce Third Con secuttva Cage Triumph With Chech one two comblnatipn'eentef Dick Stmt ton and forward Bob Mosely pool ing their attempts to' tally pointe the Commerce Tigers rolled 'to theis third Straight Lucky Sev en conference win without a defeat last night by drubbing the Chelsea Green Dragons 36 to 28 on the Chelsea hardwoods Accounting for all but five of the 36 points trattonpushed in 17 counters jgnd Mosely netted 14 tallies 7 Commeroe'led at to' is Haynes Chelsea center topped the Green Dragon scoring with nine pbintt A In a preliminary tilt the unde feated Commerce junior high quin tet tucked another win under their belts crushing the Chelsea juniors by a 21 to ll count riday night the Commefce five go after their fourth conferencevictory clashing with the Wyan dotte Bears on their home floor :) The box 7 TP TP Mosely 4 s'7 6 2 8 14 Brower 0 O'" Hectaher 1 3 8 Stratton 8 1 Hannett 1 vua' Jr erguson 00 2 DoUttlitt oaeepoo 42 Totals 4 '13 86 G'fTPTp Ricks Q2 Parks 2 2 '26 Haynes 4 1 9 Ballard 3 72 2 8 Willoughby Totals RANDALL ALSO SAYS: Don't 7 tin thIn ui for recapping tu aiLt A Model Airplane dies UJ' 'I IE Wf fjgUL't A ksSR 3 A IBkHh li a I I II' IB 74 i7 LL 1 'J 7 lEotiU i A If wBrjE I Tr jr IJ 7 AM ta BSa jSSSBS MBESAaHIBliBB 31 7 I fu Whan Hue 7 Tl I I '1 7 7 win wiico rM nacii 'a'Xfh Bichiiafen'feBirthddytoys7 BAUmiJIVN: UC7gZ0c5 Kingsiae on saie at UKianoma iire' supply 'SERVICE: 77 7 '1 1 hsiiiNinD ruAMRrD rAMMDrrM i 124 'North Ah sf ft'.