The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 264, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 10, 1946 Page: 6 of 10
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TUESDAY DECEMBER W 1948; JE
Page 6 Sport News.
ChicBtasha Boners Take 6
outs From Cyrl lift
ft QfirEnlti fODk.) Xhtifg JSxprtta
Elrod Winner
In Exhibition
CMckasha boxen won 6 of 10
matches and an exhibition bout
acainit Cyril fighter Monday night
at CyrlL
In the exhibit Ian boat Hubert
Elrod Chlckasha dee. Oliver
Probably the meet exciting of
the team bouts was the lilt-pound
class in which Johnny Garrison
Cyril won a close decision over
Harvey Sanders.
Results of fights fallow:
70-pounds Billie Sanders
Chlckasha dee. Jerry Moody.
00-pounds Bill Mead Chlck-
asha dee. Jackie Payne.
120-pounds Roy Martin Chlck-
asha TKO Marion Tyler (2).
105-pounds Gwin Fitzpatrick.
Chlckasha dec. Cy Roberts.
110-pounds Johnny Garrison
Cyril dec. Harvey Sanders.
126-pounda Ronald Clones
Chlckasha dee. Leo Wall.
120-pounds Billie Moore Cyril
dec. Eddie Fryrcar.
135-pounds Billy Colbert
Chlckasha dee. Chester Higgin-
botham. 143-pounds Hubert Williams
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Cyril dee. Charles Davidson.
150-pounds Robert Britton
Cyril dec. Wendell Hurt.
Cyril fighters will return here
for a match Wednesday night Dee.
10.
CAMERON PLAYS 1
BOWL TILT; STUDIES
3 INVITATIONS
Lawton Dee. 10 IB-Host foot-
ball teams dont even get one post
ison bid but the Cameron
Aggies already have played one
game and are studying three mare
invitations.
Coach Jess Thompson an-
nounced the Aggies after defeat-
ing Coffeyville Kan Junks col-
lege 20-13 in the Papoose bowl in
Oklahoma City last Saturday had
received three bids but no de-
cision would be reached until after
he confers with College President
Clarence Breedlove.
The invitations are for games
srith Lamarr college of Beau-
mont Texas on Christmas day
at Port Arthur Texas; Russell-
ville. Ark Junior college at
Little Berk Ark Nerg Year's
day and Trinidad Col Junior
college at Trinidad.
Cameron Oklahoma Junior Col-
lege conference champion ended
its regular season with nine vic-
tories and one defeat.
BIG SIX REPRESENTATIVES
MEET FRIDAY SATURDAY
Kansas City Dec. 10 W The
Big Six conference's' faculty rep-
resentatives athletic directors
football basketball and track
coaches will hold their annual
December meetings here Friday
and Saturday
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216 Chickotha Phone 2070 U
Dickerson Tops
League Bowlers
John Dickerson took top honors
for individuals by rolling a high
three-game score of 57S and alngle
game of 332 in City league matches
Monday night at Joe Welling1
Banner BowL
Leu Is Michael railed the see-
end Ugh three-game series and
was fallowed In third place by
Ralph Brito with a ML J. S.
Barr came In second In tho
single game scares with a 333
and Brite took third place frith
a ene-game score e ZN.
The Wilson Dr. Pepper and
Harry's teams each won two out of
three games. The Oldsmoble and
Hopkins teams each won one game
and tied in the third game.
Scores follow:
IIarrys Cafe
Hurley 181 153 171 455
Slaughter 120 150 138 408
Hulsey 120 14S 154 423
Sevier 127 123 159 409
Hoard 166 174 141 481
I Handicap .. 15 15 15 45
Totals --"715 758 778 8251
McWhorter
S. Griffin .. 144 167 192 4M
J. Gollry 90 127 201 419
L. Bine 142 160 150 452
L. Venable .. 154 155 153 462
Bills 155 132 158 445 tfriaTve
TT 777" 777 737 andCyril
Totals .. 685 741 944 2270
Ifopklna Plumbers
Mutton 149 117 151 417
R. Hopkins .. 149 159 130 438
148 149 149 438
C. Hopkins .. 143 180 108 491
Dlckenna 169 233 175 576
Totals 755 934 770 2360
OldsoMblle Motan
E. McMahan 141 120 143 414
R. Van Dell . 157 180 143 460
a Grave 132 147 1M 462
J. Beasley 195 156 152 603
M. 144 144 144 432
Handicap 4 4 4 12
Totals .. 773 741 770 2284
a K. Body
Murry 124 128 112 364
Yrigollen 106 122 127 235
Moore Mind .150 150 150 450
Klaeger 133 140 167 436
Seago 173 194 159 498
Tbtals 676 700 7U 2091
Dr.
Whit 152 137 159 447
Lamon 129 145 121 405
Parka Blind . 124 124 124 972
Brewer Blind 119 119 ' 119 957
Welling 140 190 128 456
Handicap 48 46 46-136
Totals 720 761 694 2175
Wilson A Cm
L. Muhad .. 192 178 181 951
a Sim 175 147 159 511
C. Neville .. 188 157 159 504
U Venable -- 159 113 124 396
C. Venable - 161 174 182 517
Handicap 4 4 4 13
Totals 879 773 839 2491
Ley's Milk Preduets
Barr 174 143 223 540
tad 143 133 147 411
Benson 119 131 153 402
Williams 157 153 129 438
Brite 157 176 208 Ml
'Br And 'Mites'
Play Pioneer
Totals 749 724 859 2332
Pocassef And
Cement Tangle
Chlckaiha hlfhscbool B"
cagen and the "Mighty Mites" will
go to Pioneer tonight for a double-
header. Ceach Darwin Farmer's tare
fives lest their epeaera te
Blanchard and they face plenty
af cempetlUen tonight.
Included among the Mighty
Mitea" to make the trip are Otto
Elliott Jr Billy Johnson Joe Era-
land Russell -Bob Woodson
Barney Elmore and Jimmy Klm-
belL On the B" squad axe Tommy
TrieUChuck Leonard. Raymond
Roe Max Green. Jack Smith
Willie Roberts Wes Forbis Ve
Neville Steve Chamhless Harold
Primer Hoyt Ta water and Har-
vey Jervis.
DONTBABY
A Sick Car
ALL WINTER!
Cement and Pocasset quintets
will tangle tonight in a basketball
game that Hal Zachary Cement
superintendent; expects to pack
the Caddo county towns gym-
nasium. The Paeamet five has wen 11
straight games this fall. Cement
has wen 7 ar t losing only ta
Pars met In the season's opened at
Rom wbercl sit
Jess Turner's
Labor Troubles
According to Mr. Zachary there
are five "stars" on the Cement
quintet
Edgar Turley la developing a
Pocasset quintet in which every
mah ia a scoring threat However
the backbone of the team is the
six-foot seven-inch center.
So fr this year Cement has
downed Rush Springs once Amber
twice Verdcn once Apache twice
and Cyril once. On the Cement
squad ate two seniors two juniors
and the remainder axe sophomores.
Far four yean Jam Taracr sun
Ma hanKsa shop ilwa Bat bow
bis aephewV discharged from the
Navy and is hack la help him.
Right away It seams that
nephew Delbert has acme new
Idea. Ha wants more money
shorter hours aad meanwhile
Jess expenam have been going up
So whal does Jam doT Ho la-
vhea Delbert to sit dawn aver a
friendly glaaa af bam aad talk
lha sit Ballon aver. Jam figaiea
how ha can gha Delbert iaam
extra duUan aad ccrtaia iatarale
to lha haaiaa
area how ha
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