Valenzuela Horse Family Makes Tracks at Los Angeles Races
The Valenzuela clan dominates turf life with seven riders in action across tracks and plans for more. Milo and Angel, Texas born siblings, rose from sheep farming to top-tier circuit, winning millions and inspiring brothers and cousins across Arizona Santa Anita and California circuits. Milo reflects on education and a hard-won career, while Society Kid Hogan’s era-mellowing tale underscores the gambling world’s rough edge.
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Evening sports night at Lafayette Hotel honors performers
The Sports Night Banquet featured Salata opening with a five minute ovation and jests about point shaving. LeRoy Ellis and coach Fred Schauy offered quick responses as guests awaited awards for top performers. Individual awards included most covers and other honors announced amid jokes and a lax, lively crowd.
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Zimmer Back With Dodgers in Insurance Deal
The Dodgers acquired infielder Don Zimmer from the Reds in a deal Bavasi called insurance. Cincinnati sent righty Breeden to Omaha, while Zimmer’s status with Los Angeles remains unclear. Zimmer’s 1962 credentials aside, his hustle and leadership are highlighted as the team weighs infield options.
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Gulls Face Tough LA Test After Cal Hockey Shift
Beach Gulls of the CALHockey League prepare for a 15 game night clash with the Los Angeles Canadiens at LB Arena. The Canadiens, once leaderless, now under Ken Watson show improved form after a 5-2 win over Bakersfield. Long Beach aims to extend their unbeaten run without star center Don Makow who is suspended.
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Monroe in comeback bout with Lidia Guerrero at Olympic Auditorium
Monroe, ranked seventh in the 118-pound division, seeks a return to form against Lidia Guerrero in a bantamweight bout at the Olympic Auditorium. The 23-year-old from Southland holds a 32-7-1 record with 23 knockouts, while Guerrero aims for her fifth straight win at the venue.
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49er Cagers Shake Kinks in CCAA Tilt at Santa Barbara
Long Beach State visits UC Santa Barbara in a CCAA game as coach Dick Perry’s squad seeks its first win on the Gauchos’ floor. The 49ers aim to improve in league play after a 8-4 season start and a lineup shakeup with Bobby Roelzad reclaiming a starting forward spot.
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Virginia Men’s Team Triumphs in Narrow Victory
The Virginia Cubs defeated Lakeview 28 20 on Thursday afternoon in a match play event. The readable text confirms a men’s team victory with a close final score, though many fragments remain unclear about the full details or participants.
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Welu Widens Lead in All Star Bowl Tourney
Billy Weely of St. Louis extended his advantage in the A-Star Bowl Tourney in Kansas City on Thursday night. He dominated the finals with strong scores including a 212 and 247 in a seven round duel against Jones Hennessey of St. Louis, winning three of four games.
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