Olympic Committee Rules On Finalists For Trials
The Olympic committee ruled two top jumpers Dick Haddon of Occidental and Charles McCullough of North Carolina eligible for the Los Angeles trials after AAU meet results placed them tied for third. The committee will decide on six more requesters including Lindy Remigino Billy Tidwell and Herman Wyatt. Finals in several events will be held with spectator access across the stands.
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Dick Haddon
Occidental College
Charles McCullough
North Carolina College
America
Los Angeles
The
Olympic Committee
Lindy Remigino
Billy Tidwell
Emporia
Herman Wyatt
Santa Clara
Radio Station Schedule List of Programs and Announcements
A dense roster of radio programs and hosts listed by time and station call letters including KHJ KNX KABC KFI KBUC WARC and others. Entries cover news, weather, sports, music, talk shows, guest hosts, and special segments throughout the broadcast day into midnight.
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WARC
Garred
Kpi—Newa
Shaw Kill—Dbruondige
KNX
Goas
KRVUC
Kri
Elmer Peterson
Kill—tenatter
Clete Roberts
KABC
Morgan Kbuc—World and County News
Point of Law
Kreuc—H—Sports Lresic
KHJ
KNW Lovel
Thamane Kbuc
Cochem
KWI
KKABC
People In the News
John Vandercook
Melody Masters
KBRUC
KFI
KEI
Kris
KPUC
Bing Crosby
Johnny Dollar
KALC
WNN
KBUC
World Bible Society
Wii—World News
Jack Carson
One Man's Family
Dr Webb
Art Baker
Heartbeat Theater
Knx—Radio Workshop
Rey Kfi
Melody Time
News
Ben Sweetland
Kkfi
T Hollywood
Musto Hos
KBVC
Todd Hunter
KRWI
Pulten Lewis Jr
Gil Henry
Kirec
Harry Wismer
Dr. Baxter
KHI
Geo Crowell
Richfield
Joy Forever
William Kenneally
Setepee
Tomanton
Phil Norman
Terren Len
Blom
Kpi—Barritt Wheeler
Thomas
Tom Hanlon
Bob
Miler Orch
KNN
TM Dawn Wakc
Rourke
Hollywood
ALY
Ben Hunter
fragmented 7:00 pm listings with films and theaters
A jumble of 7:00 pm showtimes and theater names appears including Pallara Second FiIny 11-Tral of Stars 13 Big Chase Playhouse of Stars and various venue references. It lists films like End of the River Laurel and Hardy and news items alongside theater entries with times ranging from 0:45 to 14:45.
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the Criucader
Pallara
FiIny
Padres rally with grand slam to topple league leaders
The Liston Brick Padres beat the Riches Seals 9 3 to move into second place after a fourth inning grand slam by first baseman Dickie Parker. Johnny Uribe earned the win, with Tony B Esparza closing, while Paul Varela took the loss. Parker had three hits in four trips as the Padres’ third straight victory sets up next match against Optimist Angelis and Kiwanis Stars at 6 PM on Merrill Street Diamond.
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Liston Brick Padres
Dickie Parker
Riches Seals
Padres
Johnny Uribe
Tony B. Esparza
Paul Varela
Prand Slam
Angelis
Kiwanis
Merrill Street
Hutchinson Predicts Cardinals Rise As Braves Cool
Manager Fred Hutchinson of the Cardinals expects the Braves to cool soon and vows a bid for first place. He calls the Braves a good sound club and notes the race remains open amid growing competition and rising purses at Dal Mar.
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Fred Hutchinson
Cardinals
Braves
Hutchinson
Whitfield Seeks Third Olympic 800m Run At Trials
The Olympic trials in Los Angeles close the outdoor season with six finalists per event, three spots to London. Mal Whitfield heads the field in the 800 meters facing Arnie Sowell Tom Courtney and other top runners from Ohio State Michigan State and Illinois AC as fans recall his 1948 and 1952 trials feats.
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Los Angeles
Mal. Whitfield
Whitfield
Arnie Sowell
Pittsburgh
Tom Courtney
Fordham
Army
Australia
Sixfooter
Ohio State
Millrose
Northwestern
Chicago
Jack Dianetti
Michigan State
Reggie Pearman
New York Pioneer Club
Bob Chambers
Southern California
Herb Barten
Michigan
Tarver Perkins
Illinois AC
London
Perkins
Debs Softball Team Prepares for Pomona Clash Tonight
The Corona Debs girls softball squad heads to Pomona tonight to face the Agitators after a 14-1 win over Colton Hubettes. Norma Deleo batted 4 for 4 with a home run, Dolores Mu Zori allowed four hits and struck out nine with no walks, and Corona collected 11 hits in the city park contest. The team departs from Fifth and Main at 6 45 p.m. for the 8 p.m. game at Ninth Street Park.
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Chicago White Sox
Marty Marion
Marion
White Sox
Billy Pierce
Jim Wilson
Sox
Chicago
Bob Keegan
Corona
Pomona
Pomena Agitators
Pame
Ninth Street
Fifth
Colton Hubettes
Norma
Deleo
Delos
Mexico's Bravest Matador Sir Velazquez Heads Tijuana Card
Mexico's bravest matador Antonio Velazquez will lead a bull fight card at the Tijuana bullring Sunday. He is joined by Cayetano Ordonez of Spain and Juanito Silveti, a young Mexican, on the program.
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Tijuana
Mex
Antonio Velasquez
Mexico
Velazquez
Cayetano Ordonez
Spain
Juanito Silveti
UC scientist says men stopped evolving
Riverside population geneticist Timothy Prout argues men no longer evolve due to medical advances and societal protection. He notes future ice ages would favor survival strategies like wearing fur instead of biological change.
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Riverside
Calif
Timothy Prout
University of California
Pacific Coast League Baseball Standings and Scores
Yesterday's results show Cincinnati 4 beat Pittsburgh 3 and New York 6 defeated Brooklyn 3 in Pacific Coast League action.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Sean York
Pete Eee
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Milwaukee Ene
Cincinnati Eters
Brooklyn Wee
St. Louis Eens
Pittsburgh Sa Dal
Philadelphia
Keegan May Join Chicago KC Doubleheader Next Wednesday
Chicago could see Keegan in a double header with Kansas City next Wednesday. Bob carries a 2 2 record and a strong 2.83 earned run average.
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Chicago
Keegan
Kansas City
Bob
City Teams for Boys 13 15 Forming at Corona City Park
Corona City Park hosts a registration drive for boys aged 13 to 15 to join city recreation baseball teams. Senior high coach Max Diamond handles signups 1 30 to 4 30 daily at the ball field with teams starting play at 4 30. Caps and shirts are provided free by local merchants.
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Bobby Jones
Tigers
Roberts
Stutsman Sporting, Goods Store
Braves
Rommie
International Order of Odd Fellows
CDI
Corona City Park
City Recreation Department
Max Diamond
Diamond
City Park
Corona Merchants
Presley bites photographer to stand out in Charleston
Rock and roll star Elvis Presley startled a Charleston photographer by biting her hand after she tried to snap a picture. He explained he was trying to be friendly like a puppy dog, saying, Lady, if you want to get ahead, you gotta be different.
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Charleston
Elvis Presley
S. C
Presley
Church Softball Season Opens With Clash of Faith Teams
In the city recreation league opener the Church of Christ faces the Latter Day Saints at 7:30 p.m. Monday on the senior high school baseball field. The city church softball league has just organized. Other games will follow as the schedule is completed.
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City Recreation Department
Church of Christ
Latter Day Saints
City Church Softball League
British tennis honors go to Michigan teen Wiffi Smith
Nineteen year old Wiffi Smith of St. Clair Michigan wins the British women's amateur championship at Sunningdale defeating Mary Patton Janssen of Charlottesville Virginia 8 and 7 in the first All American final. Allen Morris of Atlanta topples Ashley Cooper of Australia in five sets. Lew Head of Australia defeats John O'Brien 6 4 6 1 6 4. Pat Hird of Britain outlasts Louise Snow 3 6 6 1 6 2.
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Sunningdale
England
Wiffi Smith
St. Clair
Mich
Wiffi
Mary Patton Janssen
Charlottesville
Allen Morris
Atlanta
Ashley Cooper
Australia
Lew Head
John O’brien
Pat Hird
Britain
Louise Snow
Oakland
Calif
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