Colts Draft Gold Rush Boosts No. 1 Pro Club Image
The Colts, champions of the Western Division, push toward elite status after landing Zeke Smith the last pick in an eight man draft deal. The Football Writers Association may name Smith the top interior lineman in the nation, as the team touts surprise signings and late gains.
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Jordan Upsets Akins in a Rough Bout
Jordan defeats Akins amid a tense match as Akins presses his offense, aiming for Jordan's body with aggressive blows, while referees work to control the bout and ensure safety for both fighters.
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Poly Wins In A Turbulent Title Fight On B2
The report details a long boxing match featuring Jordan and Akins with multiple rounds described. Jordan mounts a late rally, delivering sharp rights in the seventh and eighth rounds while Akins absorbs punishment and attempts to rally. Officials call the bout near the final rounds as Jordan appears to have the stronger finish and Akins concedes defeat.
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Redlands 5 Defeats 49ers In Tight Round Two Game
Redlands 5 earned a 70 to 60 victory over Long Beach as fouls and whistles slowed the 49ers in the second half. Bayes led the Redlands attack with 40 points, converting free throws into points and pushing the pace amid the officiating stoppages.
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Lockyers Lose to Terminal Island Navy in rough contest
Redlands edged by Terminal Island Navy as 18 penalties slow play and four Long Beach players were ejected. Slattery led Navy with 16 points including the only score in overtime, while Redlands converted few free throws and struggled from the field as Terminal Island dominated late.
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Western Anaheim Holds On In 49-42 Victory Over Lakewood
Western Anaheim edged Lakewood 49 to 42 on the winner's court Friday. The Lancers rallied within three in the final two minutes, then used free throws to seal the win as Western Anaheim improved with steady scoring from Ferry, Henry, Painter, and Szingbury.
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Long Beach Versus Cat Poly In Afternoon Clash
Local slate opens with Long Beach at Cat Poly of Yomona in a 2 pm opener. The fragmentary playbyplay lists players including Brock, La ferne, Pesse, Kelly, Waters, Glaney, Morvan and others with substitutions and scattered scoring notes amid unclear lineups and names.
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Jordan Reaches Finals in Pac Shores Tourney Semifinal
Jordan High rallied in the final minutes to beat Redondo Beach 50 to 41 in the Pacific Shores tourney semifinals at Redondo. Defending champ Jordan, led by Mihorn with 24 points, faces Mira Costa for the title at 8:20 p.m. tonight.
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Tacabs Fires 68 for Dorado Lead
A garbled page item shows Tommy Jacoby of AW Whitties California leading Dorado Reach Invitational with a four under par 8 for 129. It lists many college teams and players across West Coast states, though the fragmentary text obscures full results and context.
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Powell Victor San Diego knocks out Newark foe fast
San Diego heavyweight Powell Victor scored a second round knockout over Charlie Jones of Newark on Friday night in a scheduled one round bout, delivering quick victory in the arena.
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Cox Paces Bruin Win Over Warren
Casey Cox led Warren with 16 points as the Bruins routed Warren 52-36 Friday night. Teammate Wilson led the junior varsity with a 46-36 win, and Warren was outscored in all periods.
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Bullas 65 Garners Golf Title at Palm Springs
Johnny Bulls, from Phoenix Arizona, won the Southern California Open by two strokes at Indian Wells Country Club. He carded three straight birdies and an eagle after a shaky start, finishing 85 to reach a 2 under par 206 total. Jack Fleck, a former U.S. Open contender, tied for second at 469 after 36 holes and settled for runner-up.
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Projans Rout Loyola 70 to 54 in season opener
The University of Southern California opened its 1958-59 basketball season Friday night with a 70-54 victory over Loyola University.
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Gaels Edge Bruins in OT Thriller at Long Beach State doubleheader
St Marys led by Laroy Doss and jumper Joe Grrtiere defeated UCLA 62 68 in overtime after Stanford beat Santa Clara 95 49 in the opener. Palomar JC edged 49ers 60 in a later game as Knapp and Doss starred with late scores.
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Vikings Rally Past Marines for 182–Units Victory
Long Beach City College Norsemen beat the San Diego Marine Recruiting Depot 182 to 63 as guard Bill Edis erupted for 23 points in the second half. Ellis led with 29 points, with Andersen and Markowicz adding 18 and Berry 17, while four starters hit double figures. Edmonds, Gibbs, and Cain led San Diego scorers.
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Miami Gridders Tackle Oregon in Orange Bowl Showdown
Miami's upset-minded team plans a passing attack as they face Oregon in the Orange Bowl in a nationally televised game. The game features key players including Leon Leyland and Charley Deary Piru, with Miami aiming to snap a rough stretch and Oregon seeking a strong finish.
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Hoover Takes Early Lead in World Match Championships
Akron, Ohio, Friday saw Dick Hoover take the early lead in the world individual match game championships after a second-day six-game series, raising his total score to 257.
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