Inactivity Hurts Cerritos Last Year's Junior Rose Bowl Team
Cerritos College, billed as a top junior college football program, faced a long layoff of four weeks ahead of a key Junior Rose Bowl clash with Arlington. Arlington, ranked No. 6, boasted a 66 point edge in a round robin setup after routing Compton 88-6 and beating Cameron. The No. 3 national junior college team entered the Pasadena showdown with a 404 point schedule, while Cerritos hoped to rebound from inactivity and finish strong.
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Arlington Hoops Fortunes Tainted by Adversity
Arlington's basketball squad, fresh from an 8-1 debut season, faced harsh conditions. Coach Earl Klapstein praised the team's resilience after bunk-room barn facilities and hitchhiked practices as they await campus construction.
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Round-by-round fan letters on football and Dodgers
Readers critique PCC and Long Beach State football picks, discuss Texas A&M and Notre Dame rankings, vent about Packers and Rams, praise Mickey Mantle, and speculate on Dodgers management. Letters reference Henk, Sid Manning, Gough, Sullivan, Gary, Hal Fink, and the Dressens amid mid-century sports buzz.
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Johnny Morris
Long Beach State
U.P
Long Beach
Sid Manning
Gough
Sullivan
Gary
Hal Fink
U.S
Bol Ma- Erudes
Santa Barbara
Chamber Backs Recreation Park Fee Increase
The Chamber of Commerce endorsed higher golf fees at Recreation Park courses on condition that the revenue be earmarked for golf improvements in the city treasury. Councilmen referred the letter to the Golf Commission, which had tabled the proposal previously. The plan would raise daily rounds by 25 cents and monthly permits by 240 for the nine hole course, with double for the 18 hole course, and restrict monthly permits to Long Beach residents.
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Japanese Golfers Skip Los Angeles Open Invite
Tarakichi Nanamura and Koieni Ono, winners of the Canada Cup, will not accept invites to the Los Angeles Open next month. A Japan Golf Association official said they will focus on the Far Eastern Open in Manila starting January 26. The L A Open runs January 2 to 6.
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ABC Studios Delayed ITV of Baseball
New York ABC Studios considers televising major league baseball in 1958 on a delayed basis. Fritz Littlejohn, ABC's director of news and public affairs, says they are exploring showing day games in evening film broadcasts but many details remain to be ironed out.
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Baker Wins Easy Nod in London Bout
Burly Bob Baker of Pittsburgh won a clear decision over Dick Richardson of Wales in a 12 round heavyweight bout at Harringay Arena London. Richardson, 31, pressured late seeking a knockout but Baker's counters and defense held firm, securing the win for the American former title hopeful.
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Dick Richardson
Wales
Harringay Arena
Renowned Russian distance star named 1957 world athlete
Europe’s top writers select Russian distance runner Kraladimir Kuts as the outstanding world athlete of 1957. American pole vaulter Bob Gutowski finishes a close second.
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Football Coaches Shakeup at Furman Amid 10-0 Start
Sports briefs note Furman University firing a coach after a strong 10-0 start. Mentions Ohio State and Auburn in a mythical college football trophy context. Pitts Steelers add players Tim Buckner and Alec Cabo, both released by the team in a recent roster shakeup.
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Noir Ronier
Racehorse Webrin Captures Australasian Hopeful Moment
Sydney trainer Stanley Simpson eyes a bright future for unraced two year old filly Webrin as she debuts in Australia. The name Webrin signals a bold win aim meaning win every boomin and reflects local cheer for the young horse.
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Webrin
Basilio Wins Neil Memorial Fighter of the Year
Basilio, from Chittenango, became the first two time Edward J. Neil Memorial Plaque winner after a split decision over Sugar Ray Robinson to claim the middleweight crown. He will receive the award at the Boxing Writers Dinner at the Waldorf Astoria on January 14.
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Markowitz Paces Vike Win 77 68
Long Beach City College beat Cerritos 77 to 68 as Markowitz scored a game high 26 points. He added 15 of LBCC’s 48 rebounds, helping the Vikes pull away early before Cerritos narrowed the gap late. The win improves LBCC to 3-1 after four games, with a next game at El Camino for Friday night.
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Carter Leads Chicago Pin Meet in 926 Series
Don Carter tops the men's standings at the Chicago invitational pin meet with a 926 four game series in the third round of the 42 game event. Chicago bowling showdown continues with high scores and strong performances by top competitors.
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Podres Secures NL ERA Title In 1997 season
Dodgers lefty Johnny Podres led the National League in earned run average with 2.66 across 196 innings. Warren Spahn tied for second with 2.69 and topped the circuit in complete games with 18, while Bob Buhl led in percentage at .270 after a 4-? record. Rookie Jack Si of Philadelphia posted the league’s lowest strikeout total?
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Chicago Cubs
NBA Scores Report From Minneapolis Game
In Minneapolis the scoreline shows strong offense with 104 for one team while the opponent is held to a shutout like 0 percent. The record mentions players Vere Burton and Palladelphia in unclear context alongside Dettole with seven points.
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Palladelphia
Dettole
City League Cage Scores Noted Incomplete Playbyplay
Plan for tonight’s City League basketball scores shows teams and venues scattered. The readable fragments mention Delta Fura, Roxie stage clubs, Pacific Valves, and Wiltonville with several unreadable names and times.
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Oregon Cups 72 67 Win Over San Jose
Oregon Webfoots defeated the San Jose Spartans 72 to 67 in a non conference basketball game here. Charlie Franklin scored late field goals and a free throw with 11 seconds left to seal the win. Mal Duffy Duck and Spartan guard Ed Deiaz tied for high honors with 18 points each with Deiaz scoring 15 in the second half.
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Oregon
Charlie Franklin
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Zuppke OKs Champ Men After Health Checkup
GP Bob Zuppke, 78, pioneer football coach, resting comfortably after a health check at Cole Hospital Tuesday. He is described as in good spirits and improving after the examination.
New York Seeks NL Franchise to Replace Dodgers Giants
New York mayoral baseball committee voiced confidence on Tuesday that an existing National League team could be persuaded to relocate to New York to fill the void left by the Dodgers and Giants. While no specific franchise was named, Cincinnati, Chicago and Pittsburgh have been mentioned as possibilities.
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