Show Tww-wr- One-Minu- te rr — t-t- v-- -- 'rrr ryvyyonnr w - SefFinales : Associated Press By t ' n Salardtr Seheiale or Germany before September 1959 Gen Melvin Krulewitch commission chairman pointed 'out that commission rules champions to defend their titles every x hasn’t Robinson since defended he to Sugar Ray followed National Boxing Assn On NBA Indicated It would strip New York's warning Au9ciftte4 Freaa of the March 30 the Robinson of his defense April 25 title Washington April rights knocking f UPI)— Charli- e- Scottwho 'makes fancy lampshades when he’s nofflghtlng puCthe lights welterweight-partly- — through the ropes Referee Marty grabbed 4 in our lightweight suit lpm &zm —Bob Mlnter Harry Heidel Cockrum Dick Gary Sparkman Monte Montgomery Ed Kernde Jack g Adams Tex McKinney Shojl Richard Popklns Cash Gray Rex Farnsworth Paul Robinson Jerry Btanton Paul Salmon Gilbert Saathoff Hid Sonada Kay Harada Bill Caaaday Ralph Mattem Larry Leonard Stan Rice W D Butler Gerald Preston 8 p m — Jim Amlcone Bob Kearns A J Kerns Lou Willard Truitt 3 Nakagawa Jack Daniels Blaine Bear-da—LOUIS VILLEr-KY-Apr- il Jim Campbell Bob Longshaw (UPI) — University of Wyo- Don Kemp Ben Clayton Pete Fri daye— Ralph Jones Dick Lambert ming basketball star Tony Jack Palmer Junior Redding Windis was declared out of the Ball Chris KatlsRon Dr L D Poulsen Pan American cage trials this’ Neal Mann Elmer Kestler Lee Winslow He Rolfe Bill Dykes week due to blood poisoning — L -v Women in sfoot 8 Saturday pm —Jerry- - MontHelen Grantham gomery Myma Windis wasreplaced onlthe Adams Cora Good Rusty Peck College all star team by Mar-shal- l Shirley Roberts Elaine Nelson Cnloe Knight Ann Slattery Lucille Fvffe College scoring aee-Le- o Shirley Brown Vanice Rice Wally fiyrd who accounted for two Stoops Eileen8 Hatch— Silane Carver Sunday pm of the collegians' points astfu Jackie Kalm Dora McKinney Helen Del Ohleen Leatherwood All Stars whipped the Phillips Miller Chestnut Shirley Suseata Beverlv Okla Oilers 89 83 Thursday Moore Daisy Mackay Claire Berg man Delores Walton Bonnie Berg nfghtr Mary Sharp Rozelee Mann Lee Ball Ruth Clawwmr Windis a guard was advised Norma McCashland Oswald Marge Mary Schneider Jo not to play in the trials by a Hinckley Huber Loretta Madge Ford Dahrl Quayle after examination of yv Gal-lagh- re- Logart stoppecLthe fight— technically knocking"out the The rematch was scheduled second of Cuban Scott won a split decisinm after round of their schedulpd 10- - over Logart at New York’s St ichoias Arena March 16 Fridayjlgl The 22 year old Scott floored SCOTT WEIGHED 148 while second Logart early in scaled 145i Logart left a with round booming a converted southpaw Scott scram-hook to the jaw Logart wicked a left hook eyes with bled to his feet after taking a Cuban’s rating Logart is three count but could not re- the ranked third in the welter divigain a proper balance sion by ftmg magazine and — VOUNG SCOTT’ then un- - fifth by the National Boxing physician ts — leashed a and Assn his foot — barrage the inl:$ r J ''botany 500 loot: Wyoming Cage Star the veteran Diops From Trials Isaac” Logart turned himto his corner and 'out - Va— Golfer Buddy Graham holds two sparrow he hit with tee shot Scott Scores TKO Over Logart 3 Wtreht Two Birds One Ball he signed for a HUNTINGTON unless ' the fate re--- gained the jewels from Basilio In Chicago March 25 1958 the action t 1 pm— Ralph Thom Ray Allen Doug Green Lou Fisher Chick Eae-to- n Nick Nichols Pete Jensen Mike Buklvich Darrell Axtell George Peck Darrell Evans Bill Ludwig Bob Bird Dick Courville 8 pm— Sonny Roberts Fred Tominaga Gene Larsen Jim Davis Arnold Powell "Chuck Rucker Tef leak! Dirk Young Monte Vincent Paul Pierce A Pitt Lea Thalman Deon Morris Lary Wood Bill Foster Paul Smith Buster Jones Tom Beilis-to- n Hugh Brand C L Brew Harry Cahoon John Heuaer Jim Heusaer Whiter Wilder Sunday —Bob Ford Breezey Leather- wood Orson Bailey Paul Warburton Dick Jarvia Ken Mitchum Takeo Shigihara Lee Ensign Darrell Fowler Sam Adanakis Juki Tadeharat John Johnson Herb Schenkelberg John Joe Giacoma Rice Dee Nelson s Keittf Bullock BUI Lehman Nick SCHOLZ AND Robinson's attorney Mar-tiMachat had advised the commission by letter that negotiations had been Completed for a Robinson Scholz title fight In the US ! rvv y ' Special to The Tribune KEARNS—The final windup of the Kearns Copper Cup and the Powder Clip" is on tap Saturday and Sunday with a squad of Colorado bowlers swelling the entry list NEW YORK April weight champion Sugar Ray Robinson Friday was ordered to sign tor a title fight with Carmen Basilio by noo April 15 or Jose his crown The latest ultimatum to the 38 year old champion was Issued by the State Athletic Commission At the same time the commis-juorejected German’s Gustav (Bubi) Scholz the European champion as a suitable contender for Robinson at this time ( $ix months "rrrvr ’rii "r 2 Keg Meets At Kearns Orders Boutfor J NY Sugar — r — ' t i- -r The Salt Lake Tribune Saturday April 4' 1959 Sports Page ' mrvym-- t -- the " not just for now and t Weather-perfec- summer but for olLyear 'round -- -- ' -- qualityas-sured yog'll like the easy good r — that are yours whenever you looks wear this suit You'41 marvel ness of weight it with - 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