L B Duo Wins Channel Race In Avalon Long Beach
Jack Ward and Pat Murphy of Long Beach win the 255 mile Avalon to Long Beach outboard derby by 10 seconds. Ray Leger of Paramount and Robert Brown of Fontana set a new record at 38 minutes flat, with 102 entries and 89 starters. Coast Guard aided survivors of a capsize not linked to the race. Awards presented at Golden Avenue Park. notable finishers include Jaime Domillias and Sergio Farmunto.
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Bob Ruskaley
Jack Ward
Pat Murphy
Long Beach
Ray Leger
Paramount
Robert Brown
Fontana
Avalon - Long Beach
Darby
Leger
Cneual
Outboard Boating Club
Avalon
Coast Guard
Dill’ Rence
Steve Dehrby
Gaylord Day
Golden, Ave. Park
Darleen Bloomfield
Jaime Domillas
Sergio Farmunto
Club Nautico de Mexico
Mexico City
Ward
Clays BR
Cille Jubo
Paushie
Chainer
Myesbig
Charles
Seatth
Hotes
Jnhpson
Cine
Glenn Hood
Eyicehip
NAD An
Cage Ag Ae
Mtanitor
Biemt Ee
Gary
Gest Gian
Beenmeesatt
Dee Oeares
Bane Mats
Dow Denke
Mar
Bob Alene
Ereenten
Allen Graitince
Amea
Eatonton
Ieee U
Sail Baerie
Hixon Wins So Cal Amateur Tee Championship
Frank Hixon of Pasadena captured his second Southern California amateur by firing a 76 to complete a 72 hole total of 285. Dr Bud Taylor of Pomona was runner up with 288 after a 71 final round. Gene Andrews finished third at 290, with Dick Foote, Dr Bill O’Neal, Ed Meyerson and Bob Sterling also in the field.
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Frank Hixon
Pasadena
Southern California
Bud Taylor
Pomona
Tinall
Gene Andrews
Dick Foote
Bill O'Neal
Ed Meyerson
Bob Sterling
Eight-year-old skiers shine at Los Angeles meet
Debbie Thompson of Downey won the Emma l fry competition and Commander Moody Moore led honors for craft under 38 mph during the third summer ski meet of the Los Angeles Boat and Ski Club at Marine Stadium on Sunday. Lloyd DeLozier of San Diego piloted My Sin to victory in heats for inboard racers shown in a prep for the National Independence Day race meet on July 4. Final heat results were incomplete late in the evening.
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Debbie Thompson
Downey
Moody Moore
Menki
Los Angeles
Caliente Race Meeting Full Results and Notable Times
Racetrack results from Caliente feature multiple events with times, riders, and placements. Notable entries include Murthitec, Feypang, Shirata, and others, with detailed furlong breakdowns and scratched horses noted. The report also records affiliations, judges, and race conditions across seventeen races, ending with overall totals and listed wagering figures.
Dodgers Edge Pirates In Extra Inning Rally
Dodgers snap two game skid by beating the Pirates 2 to 0 in 10 innings. Duke Snider and Gil Hodges delivered clutch hits while Ted Williams and Ron Blackburn sparred on the mound. Pivotal third and sixth inning plays produced the Dodgers lone insurance runs as Joe Pignatano and Frank Howard contributed late.
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Eevee
Dodgers
Ron Blackburn
Rod Porterfield
Duke Snider
Loetonait
Furilio
R. G. Smith
Porterfield
Joe Pignatano
Snider
Bilke
Joh Roseboro
Stout Steve
Jeff
Fignatano
Pirates
Williams
Bill Virdon
Cdvice
Wiliams
Skinner
Virdon
Sam Zimmer
Wall
Yelpeeve
Gray
Kipp
Xlippstein
Kinohause
Pignatano
J. C Stevens
Fanning
Frank Thomas
Thomas
Romen Mejias
Futon Dodger
Gilliam
Stevens
Neal J
Furillo
Blackburn
Dodgers Play By Pirates In Earnest Ejection Duel
In a tense Fort I Dodgers edge Pirates 2-0 as Bob Friend struggles. Dick Schofield pinch hits for Hank Foiles and reaches on an error by Charlie Neal. Ted Kluszewski singles, sending Schofield to third before Virdon’s sacrifice fly scores him. Friend is ejected after arguing with plate umpire Vic Delmore. In California, the Los Angeles Kickers win 7-2 over Club Peru at Sentinel Field to conclude championship Sunday.
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Pirates
Jone
Dick Schofield
Hank Foiles
Charlie Neal
Ted Kluszewski
Schofield
Virdon
Klippstein
Zanti Jirvle
Dodgers
Bob Friend
Het ‘Foi
Jon
Pimnstann
Kipp
Vic. Delmore
Bessenta
Seeneae
Fort I
Delmore
Foiles
Kickers
Inglewood
Calli
UPI
Los Angeles
California
Algame
Peru
San Fran
Eague
Cisco
Sentinel Field
QUALIFY TODAY Galf Open City Golf
More than 126 Indy golfers are expected to tee off at 9 a m today at Recreation Park in the Last Long Beach city women's championship qualifiers. Low scores in qualifying advance to the championship flight while others enter handicap events. Defending champion is Vane Cadotte of the host club. Ruth Miller, a two time Southern California Public Links winner, also competes.
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Indy
Recreation Park
Long Beach City
Vane Cadotte
Ruth Miller
Milwaukee Brave Player Hospitalized For Leg Infection
Milwaukee Brave pitcher Robinson was taken to Milwaukee Hospital Sunday with an infection in the lymph gland of his right leg. He was expected to be confined three to four days. In other action, Little Park & Birmingham 4, Santiacoope 5. Nobile 2: empha Atlante: Hesteilo 55, New Orleans a4.
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Milwaukee U
Robinson
Milwaukee Brave
Milwaukee Hospital
Southern Association
Little Park & Birmingham
Santiacoope
Empha Atlante
Hesteilo
New Orleans
Midweek Senior Bowl Scrimmage Sets Blue Red Teams
Plans for the Century Club Series Senior Bowl scrimmage detail starting Blue and Red squads selected by coaches Rowland and Parke. Reds include Warren and Millikan grads with Excalibur additions Munoz and Mosely on the Red squad, Blues feature Downey Poly and local high school grads. Tickets on sale at several venues.
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Veterans Stadium
Bob Parke
Skip Rowland
Rowland
Reds
Perkey
Ce Biue
Millikan
Wilson
St. Anthony
Warren
Foly
Downey
Lakewood
Jordan
Blues
Fred Munoz
Don Mosely
Excelsior High
Priday
Warren High
Munoz
Excelsior
Moseley
Dr. Chamber of Commerce
Apple Valley
Dixon's
7Th
Coronado
Proctor's
Broadway
SC Clinches Tennis Title at NCAA Championship
SC ace Alex Olmedo of Peru defeated Stanford’s Jack Douglas in four sets to win the national collegiate tennis championship. The victory gave Southern California its fourth NCAA title, last winning in 1955. Douglas, ranked No. 7, upset Ron Holmberg and Donald Dell before falling in the final.
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Annapolis
Alex Olmedo
Southern California
Stanford
Jack Douglas
Trojans
Olmedo
Douglas
West Coast
Topl
Ron Holmberg
Tulane
Donald Dell
Yale Satturkey
Pancho Outlasts Rosewall in Forest Hills Battle
In Forest Hills New York Pancho Gonzales defeated Ken Rosewall 9 7 in a round robin pro tournament. The victory crowned Gonzales king of the pros in a sunlit era as the 1917 era references fade in the muddled report.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Big Pantho Goreales
E Weds
Australia
David En - Elgin Heylor
America
Baylor
Ruby Saunders
Howard University
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L.B. Duo
Bedey
Lee Ascoy
Dayn Jaenerotsa
Jack Aebor
Besseelrats
Ban
Sours Borung Club
Tyan DeBus
Hy Gourtrey
Hixon
Cal Tee
City League Baseball
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Apa Plaser
Ed Nya
Ashburn
Brug
Cepeda
Porkica
Ity Sarfallidt
Soures
Bates Butoh Pie
Aik
Donnses
Zucu EK
Vg Marnon
Crevelatd On
Mattek
Cosgrove
Gyal Sueam
Kasiaits
Detros
Deieruar
Haber
Tr Hew
Masington
Tolga Sari
Lo Cape City
Sievers
Mize
Geepert
Boston
Miza Ghoatner
Caliente
Aces Furst Rach
Furluusn
Murthitec
Feypang
Auucres Rt
Momore
Ronse
Ceria
Higa Verla
Gonzalez
Vonpps
A Eat Mhaaten
Gunlet
Anderson
Gorion
Romero
Grea
Orrin
Tienoon
Jim Nad
Sever
Ieliol
Tiller
Lester
Hiatibunc
Macau
Morena Borl Batimioe
Buon S Calignen
Ze Pippin
Sane Ial
Wweautal
Tietet Il Seai
Huason
Auiolln
Gonalee
Ariea
Benabs
Sirota
Vas
Tinestein
Bay City
Shirota
Saint
Titman
Hayat
Far
Quiturwhy
Boroery
Agen
SA Verge
Garrett
American Association
Oman
Jordan Star
Jordan High
Ron Hull
Blue Squad
Hull
Redlegs
Steve Bilko
Man of the Hour
Dodger
Auclbrtona
Audigtone
Slate
Brave In Hospital
Dangrier
Selou
Poly
Dave Makie
Beinnes Cowney Center
Eaderro
Ierhack
Pete Yoder
Owes
Parker
Pancho
Ken Rosewall
Huntington Beach
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