Les Bingaman returns to Lions as line coach
Former Pro Bowl standout Les Bingaman, nicknamed Bingo, is back in the NFL as Detroit Lions line coach after a career defining run in the early 1950s. The piece recalls his humor, strength, and lasting ties to Bobby Layne, with anecdotes from training camps and horse racing pursuits in retirement.
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Pender Upsets Sugar Ray In Boston Title Fight
Paul Pender, a 5-1 underdog from Brookline, defeats Sugar Ray Robinson in a split decision to win the middleweight title in Boston. Robinson, 39, showed age and inactivity, with Pender boxing smartly to control early rounds. A rematch is planned within 90 days as both fighters head toward a return in a gland funneled era.
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Eeasion
O'Brien Shatters Mark in Indoor Shot Put Meet
Dave Lewis reports a packed night as O'Brien shatters the mark with a record throw in the indoor shot put, topping Parry O'Brien and Dave Davis among a crowd of 12,752. O'Brien, ill with flu, delivers a standout performance despite two fouls and a strong challenge from Burleson, highlighting a dominant effort in the Sports Arenas.
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Hell
Parry O'Brien
California
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Dave Davis
O'Brien
Pary O'Brien
Jim Beatty
North Corona
Max Truex
Bently
True
Trues
Trojan
Alex Henderson
Arizona State
Lakers Set to land NBA Franchise in Los Angeles
A report notes Los Angeles appears assured a 1961-62 NBA franchise with NBA president Maurice Podoloff saying Chicago still pursues a stadium home. Winter missing Chicago meeting spurs questions. a board session in New York will hear Winter’s progress on Chicago Stadium.
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Chicago
Teague
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Board of Governors
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Maurice Podoloff
Winter
Miami Beach
Podoloff
New York
Vikings Smother Huskies in 94 79 Victory
Long Beach City College routed East Los Angeles College 94 to 79 as LBCC hit 56.5 percent from the floor behind a balanced offense and tight defense. Three Vikings scored 20 plus, with Henry Johnson scoring 25 to pace LBCC while Huey Thomas led East LA with 19.
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Charley Dumas
Paul Stuber
Pierce JC
Glendale
Long Beach State
Oorth
Jim Hanchett
Long Beach City College
East Los Angeles College
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Vikings
Norsemen
Huey Thomas
East L.A
Ross Fontes
Henry Johnson
Huskies
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jPase
Vikes
Elans
Bob Thomas
Aron Carmichael
Jim Milhorn
Lyn Hodge
Norse
Long Beachee
East LA
Carmachel
Sap Johnson
Bi.Thoma
Lona
Goa
Incomplete Sports Card Item From Santa Anita Card
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions horse racing at Santa Anita and basketball items with unclear names and numbers. The readable elements include racing and basketball cues but lack coherent facts, dates, or outcomes to form a solid summary.
Local Sports on Radio TV Highlights
Brief items note radio station KRCA and KCOP airing sports segments, including baseball and hockey references with teams like Phillies and Braves mentioned in fragmented form amid omaq.
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Souchak Leads National Pre Amateur At Pebble Beach
Mike Souchak shoots a 66 to lead the National Pre Amateur championship at Pebble Beach with a 36 hole total of 139. Gene Littler stands one stroke back at 140 while Dick Knight shares early rounds lead and a tight pack follows including TD Oliver Ken Venturi Don Finsterwald Paul O Leary Art Wall Tommy Jacobs Julius Boros Bob Goalby and others as celebrities flash big shots.
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Mike
Bing Crosby
Big Mike Souchak
Souchak
Monterey Peninsia Country Club
Gene Littler
Littler
Dick Knight
Pebbie Briday
Aly
Cypress Point
Iago
San Farnisco
Ken Venturi
Oliver
Monterey
Venturi
Pebble
Don Finsterwald
Montérey CC
Ventut
Finsterwald
Bellflower
Paul O'Leary
Art Wall
Tommy Jacobs
Julius Boros
Bob Goalby
Monsterey
Goalby
Prisday
Chick Harber
Phil Harris
Old Grand Dad CC
Vern Stephens
Everett
Dres Jed
Goulart
Bob Letn
Boros
Gouiby Andjon
Jerry Priddy
Art Bell
Fred Hawkins
Dennis Morgan
Art Eagle
Cypress
Fairway
Track event results with scattered names and times
A cryptic list of track events yields scattered names and times including 2:07.5 and 9:24.2 mile marks. Participants span Abieño Gal Pat, East Texas, Los Angeles State, Stanford flora, and various clubs with coaches and officials named in fragmented entries.
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Upc
Sarbee
Areana Star
Pubreaty
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Spence
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Callondale
Air Force Bape
Los Angeles State
Waomlle
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New York
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Jose
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Athes
Ale Vauli
Helmigh Lume
Lockyers and Pasadena Vie Tonight in AAU Clash
League leading Lockyers visit powerful Mirror-Glaze of Pasadena for an 8 p.m. game at Pasadena City College. Lockyers beat Mirror-Glaze 89 77 last Tuesday to seize the top spot at 4-1, with Pasadena and Kirby's Shoes tied for second at 6-2.
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Pasadena City College
Kirby
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