Particulars 2 Day Tourney at Virginia Country Club
The second annual Los Cerritos Member-Guest Tournament at Virginia Country Club features 36 foursomes and starts at 11 am each day. Teams will be stationed at each tee for a two best balls of four scoring format. last year’s winning total of 244 set a mark that remains noted by host club champion Neillciecoff.
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College Baseball Scores From Easter Tournament
Disjointed college baseball results show Pomona Pacific and Santa Clara in scattered matchups. Arizona beat Java 7 to 3, Cal defeated Arlana 1 to 0, and El Camino edged San Antonio 4 to 2 in the Easter tournament context.
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Pullartan
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Comeian Corrites
Perce
Sharpe Opponent Tests Carpentier in Title Bid
French wrestling champion Edouard Carpentier seeks to complete a night of wins at Municipal Auditorium after defeating Mike Sharpe last week. He faces Ben Sharpe in a title bout on a four bout card while Ben vows revenge. Other matches include Michalik vs Mike Sharpe, Jesse James vs George Drake, and Gromski Gorki vs Ted Christy. First bout starts at 8 o'clock.
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George Drake
Ted Cristy
Softball Tourney Opens At Mayfair Park Tonight
The Lakewood Pan American Invitational softball tournament begins at Mayfair Park 5720 Clark Ave with 12 top area teams. Opening doubleheader features Whittier Impalas vs Anaheim Chiefs at 7 30 and Huntington Park vs North Long Beach All Stars at 9.
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Mayfair Park
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San Pedro Mary Star
Lakewood Majors
Gardena Merchants
Culver City Comets
Weekly Trout Plants Listed
The Department of Fish and Game stocked catchable-size rainbows this week in 35 Southern California lakes and streams across Los Angeles San Diego Ventura Santa Barbara and Ventura counties. Locations include Lime Rock Lakes San Antonio Creek Doran Lake Santa Ynez River Doane Lake Geranium Creek and Mallia Creek with various other streams and creeks listed in the region.
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Los Angeles County
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Lime Rock
San Anlonso
San Dimas
Gebriel
Rincon
Dark Canyon
Jenks
Gregory
Green ‘Valley Lakes
Bowen Ranch
Hoborn Creek
Santa and
Bier LY
Valde Parkes
San Diego
Boulder
Santa Ysa- Riv
Ventura
Mallia
Pine Cakes
Revos
Lower Sesov
Howard Creeks
Candlestick Park Windy Talk Doffs to Giants and Cardinals
Candlestick Park in San Francisco proves windy as Giants struggle on the road while Cardinals manager Sally Hemus mutters that the park is pretty and windy. Guests discuss Mays Cepeda and Hodges, with Garagiola joking about Musial and a new book. Major focus stays on Musial, Cunningham, and Hemus as NL discussions swirl.
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Candlestick Pretty
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Redbirds
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Sally
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Cepeda
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Dodgers
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Snider
J Moon
Roseboro
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Stan Musia
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Aston
Boyer
Soions Open PCL Season With Doubleheader Sweep
Sacramento tops Vancouver 5-1 in the nightcap of a day night doubleheader after winning 10 innings in game one. Evan Elmer Singleton struck out 10, allowed seven hits, and led the Solions to the opener win while Vancouver’s offense managed limited production. Attendance reached 3,821 for the night game as the doubleheader totals hit 8,830. Game two featured Sacramento's win as weather forced postponement of the Tacoma Giants vs Portland Beavers split.
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Brine
Averrik
Averine
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Hatten
Corwin
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Parnassus Eyes Triple Title Card This Summer
Promoter George Parnassus plans a triple header featuring world champions Lightweight Joe Brown, featherweight Davey Moore, and bantamweight Jon Becerra. If negotiations succeed, Brown may meet the Olympic winner, Moore faces Ricardo Gonzalez, and Becerra meets Joe Medel, with possible changes if signings lag. A February double header grossed 387000.
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Los Angeles Memorial Coliseu
Joe Brown
Davey Moore
Jon Becerra
Parnassus
Carlos Hernandez
Alfredo Urbing
Moore
Ricardo Gonzalez
Argentina
Mexico
Becerra
Joe Medel
Kenji Yonkura
Japan
Tokyo
Yonkuyi
Medel
Jordan
Benny
Id) Paret
Las Vegas
Luis Rodriguez
Joe Becerra
Alphonse Halimi
Carlos Ortiz
Shaw Best Bet for Hurler of Year
UPI selects Bob Shaw as American League pitcher of the year front runner. The White Sox ace posted an 18-6 record with a 2.65 ERA in 1955 and helped spark Chicago to its first pennant in 40 years, including a 1-0 World Series win over the Dodgers. Farry Wynn follows with six votes, then Frank Lary, Jim Bunning, Mike Pappas, and others.
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UPI
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Chicago White Sox
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United Press International
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Shaw
Lalso
White Sox
Dodgers
Farry Wynn
Way
Frank Lary
Jim Bunning
Detroit Tigers
Mike Pappas
Baltimore
Bob Turley
New York Yankees
Camilo Pascual
Washington Senators
Gary Bell
Cleveland Indians
Lake fishing warms as Big Bear reports strong trout start
Allen Lawe of 27 54th Pl flies to Big Bear Lake year round for skiing or fishing and notes excellent early trout fishing. Big Bear Lake District plans 63,000 pounds of trout costing 44,000 for 1980, with 15,000 pounds to be planted this month and stocking through August. Plants use four barges to evenly distribute fish. Wind disrupts lakes and anglers, with notable catches at Irvine and Inland lakes.
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Lowe
Southern California
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Pico Rivera
Orel Pallmer
Bell Gardens
Sally Moore
Bryan McCarthy
Henry Dunne
Oakland Now Raiders In West AFL
Oakland’s team in the Western AFL changed its nickname to Raiders on Thursday, with UPI reporting the move. The rebranding marks an effort to redefine the club’s identity and capitalize on a tougher image ahead of the season.
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Raiders
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