Jackson Wins Two NCAA Next for Bears and Indians
California and Stanford prepare for the NCAA meet in Ann Arbor as Lon Spurrier hopes to excel in the 880 yards while Lon Simpson and Don Timmerman also contend in key events. Bear and Indian athletes line up for strong showings in the collegiate finale with USC looming for the team title.
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Ron Dozier
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Charles Butt
Dick Righter
Larry Anderson
Indians Aiming For Javelin and Santee Faces Barthel Night
PA winners for the Indians include Les Long in the javelin with a steady 230 foot class aiming to break the 228 meet mark set by George Roseme. Gerry Wood and Al Cheney look to chip in points. sprint and field events feature Fred George, Walt Garrett, Jim Luttrell, Kimball, and Buege as potential top six finishers. Wes Santee confronts Josy Barthel in a rare Friday night one mile at the Los Angeles Coliseum after a stellar weekend showing that included a 4:00.6 mile at Compton and a 1:50.0 880 yard split two days later.
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George Roseme
California
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al Cheney
Fred George
Walt Garrett
Jim Luttrell
Spear
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Buege
Compton
Mal Whitfield
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Ucla
Rod Seeman
Alameda
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Smith Wins Sprint as Cadilli Fails to Overtake
Smith competes in a damp track meet at Baxter Stadium and wins the 100 in 9.6 seconds while rival Gil Cadilli places second in the 220, both representing Los Angeles. Jackson gains in the main event with a 9.7 heat time, signaling a strong night for local athletes amid a crowded field.
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Invitational hopes rise for ACA star at national track meet
Jackson, the sole ACA 1954 high track entrant from the team, aims for the National AAU meet in St Louis on July 15 20. He may join the Meet of Champions in Los Angeles Friday if approved by Pacific Association chairman Charles Hunter. Miller beat Held and Long in the javelin with 242 ft 8 in, 231 ft 6 in for the tie. Ray Hale of Madison’s Downey won the high school mile as James Clover and James Green posted fast times. Hale ran faster than Ty Hadley in the state meet, his kick timing noted as heavy.
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Patty Berg Captures Triangle Tournament
Hot Springs Virginia. Patty Berg, the dean of women's golf, won the Triangle tournament in a trieagle round robin format. She shot two under par in the final round, delivering her best effort of the event.
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National Open Trials Open through 32 sites for 129 berths
Qualifying rounds for the U S Open golf championship were held today at 32 sites with 1904 players bidding for 129 berths. 129 survivors join 83 exempt players including defending champion Ben Hogan for the Beltusrol at Springfield New Jersey June 17 19.
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Nation's golfers play rounds against Hogan
About 125000 golfers joined National Golf Day events across the country to challenge Ben Hogan who did not play Saturday due to a virus. Notables such as Vice President Nixon and governors posted scores in various locales while six holes in one were reported and funds benefited the USO.
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Atlanta
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San Francisco
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Crook Country Club
Philadelphia
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Orangeburg
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Frankie Dye
Detroit
C. M. Culver
Charles Dudley
Dudley
Greenville
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Amsterdam
Municipal Golf Club
Baseball Congress Sets Tourney Date
The National Baseball Congress franchised a district championship for non-professional clubs in Lodi California late in June. Ed Debenedetti of Lodi was named district commissioner. California tourneys at San Luis Obispo and Atwater begin July 10, with winners advancing to the national tournament in Wichita starting August.
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California
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Indiana Spinner Tied Ten Inches Above Streamer
A single or double bladed Indiana spinner is used the same way, tied ten inches above a streamer. The description notes identical deployment of the device, comparing single and double blade configurations in practical use.
California Wildlife Federation forms with George D. Difani as president
A statewide group named the California Wildlife Federation was formed during the weekend in Fresno to unify all sections of the state. George D. Difani of Carmichael was chosen president for a one year term as the federation aims to replace the former Organized Sportsmen organization.
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California
Organized Caliorns Elect New Officers in Three Sections
Organized Caliorns elected officers with three sections. Stan Mikesell of Ontario became first vice president, W. H. Rodman of Falls River was second vice president, Paul McKeenan of Santa Clara was secretary, and Robert Ketchum of Inglewood became treasurer.
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W. H. Rodman
Falls River
Paul McKeenan
Santa Clara
Robert Ketchum
Inglewood
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