Long Beach Motor Sports Club Year End Roundup
The Long Beach MG club and local racing community reflect on the season with news of officers, new plans, and upcoming events. Fred Sander to head the sports car group again in 1961. MG A model rumors denied. USAC sanctions Smokey Yunick for a year. plans include Scrambles at Crater Row and CSCC races at Pomona on Jan 7-8.
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Frank Mason
Lee Sikes
Lcopy
Stout
Dave Poughie
Bill
Arertin
Noid Krause
Don
Shirley Staudinger
Hal
Jeace
Mickey
Judy
Don Thompson
Flora Wasson Brackenbury
Howie Diehl
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Sandy Lucas
Revere
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James
J. C. Agajanian
Don Basile
Roger Bloxham
Rodger Ward
Lesovsky
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Wilson Springer
Norm
Chick Lee
Long Seach
Ariel
Charles Schlenker
Madison Avenue
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A’s
al Allee
Dack Duncan
Mason
Gouph
John Beazley
BMC
Ee Covina
Dick Barry
United Racing Association
Don Staudinger
Lowell Sachs
Lloyd Corbin
Anaheim
Ned Spath
Don Cameron
Crater Row
Pomona
Marshall
Walt
Agajanian
Ben
Nishkian
Marty
Caliente
Auto Racing Impressario
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McCall’s
Furious second half surge earns Jordan 77 63 triumph
Jordan High rallied in the second half to beat Mira Costa 77 63 on the Panthers’ court, posting a 48 point burst over 16 minutes. Ron Richardson sparked the rally with 14 points, Gail Hopkins led with 23, and Bob Ellis added 15 as Jordan extended its four game win streak and reached 265 points in four games. The Mustangs were held to a final deficit after a 38 38 tie late in the third period.
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Mira Costa
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Jim Noble
Buzz Swarts
Tim Brewer
Jordan
Bob Ellis
Skip Shuman
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Gail Hopkins
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Garden
Fishin Report Notes Mixed Bait and Catches
Fragmentary fishing log records several species and counts such as barracuda bass rock cod sea bass and other unspecified catches across four gates or locations with unclear context. The readable items show diverse marine life and quantities including 136 barracuda.
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Gate
Cauah
Barracuda
16 Sprinters Enter Palos Verdes Handicap Race
A temporary truce was reached in Santa Anita Park labor disputes as 16 sprinters were entered for the Palos Verdes Handicap with a 52000-added purse. Union reps assured no strike on Monday, covering pari mutuel clerks and maintenance staff.
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Palos Verdes
Building Service
Employees International Union
Parimutuel
Frnnay TForiongy Denglatt river KU iene Quick Tides Ri Stanka Retovings
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions a 29-year-old right handed pitcher who quit major leagues last season and is joining Chicago. The text then shifts to horse racing, listing horses, owners, riders like Johnny Longden and John Sellers, weights, and entries for a feature race including Fleet Nasrallah, T. V. Lark, Clandestine, Golden Notes, Bagdad, Aliwar, Llangollen Farm horses, and jockeys Willie Shoemaker and Eddie Arcaro. The exact details are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Joe Stanka
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Gophers and Huskies face Washington speed test in finale
Minnesota fears Washington pace as Murray Warmath voices concern over Fleming Mitchell and Jackson. Norm Pollom lauds Don Me Kota recruit Meiceta while Notre Dame extends four year offers to Saint Anthony stars. Long Beach figures in water polo projection and racehorse bets add holiday color to a busy sports week.
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Snow
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Leo
St. Bonaventure
Aragon
Robinson Wins NL Slug Title Amid Slow 1960 Power
Frank Robinson of the Cincinnati Reds clinched the National League slugging crown as official averages confirmed Friday, despite a dip in batting average and home run output for 1960.
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Frank
Cincinnati
Reds
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Py & Lange
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NFL Grids May Fire Atty Over Threats to Owners
Philadelphia attorney Creighton Miller may be dropped as attorney for the National Football Players Association amid claims he threatens owners with lawsuits. The issue fuels tensions with owners as players seek favorable terms. The report cites sentiment within the league and notes Miller’s contentious role.
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Creighton Miller
National Football Players Association
Miller
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