Sporty Merybs Round By UANK TOMLIN ORT Caccutine Spmts Lilitor
Local columnist Al Collins complains about the condition of the baseball diamond at Veterans Stadium used by Long Beach area youth leagues. Rod Ballard, supervisor of municipal sports, defends maintenance costs and notes 5,400 local youths involved in junior baseball, up 2,400 in three years. Ballard cites 17 diamonds, lighting where provided, and regular checks. the city fronted upkeep with electric bills and upkeep.
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Scanelime
Carol Heiss Wins World Figure Skating Title Again
Carol Heiss Dijkstra of the United States leads in Vancouver as she seeks a fifth consecutive World Championship. Unofficial tallies show Heiss first with about 266 points after compulsory figures, Barbora Roles of Temple and others follow. events include men's, pairs, and ice dance segments with competitions ongoing.
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Olympw Ganns—Sjonkie Assurance
Carol Heiss Dijkstra
Netherlands
New York City
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Culife Wines
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Simonian Appointed SC Publicity Director
Don Simonian was named athletic publicity director at the University of Southern California. He is a 1954 USC graduate and previously served four years as assistant to Don Richman. Richman left USC to join the Los Angeles Chargers of the AFL.
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Don Simonian
University of Southern California
Jess Hill Simonian
Don Richman
Richman
Oe University
Los Angeles Chargers
American Football League
Anaheim Edges IV.ison In Southern California Cup Playoff
Anaheim narrowly defeated Wilson High 74 to 72 in a Southern California Cup first round tilt. Wilson led much of the game behind strong work by Doug Chapin and John Boyd, but Anaheim used a late spurt and free throws to pull ahead. Final eight minutes featured heavy fouling as Anaheim sealed the win with key free throws.
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Mac Amos
Anasteim
Wilson
Anaheim
Goat
Alaham
Calonists
Jum Starr
Rick Hanson
Bruins
Bob Francona
Anaheun
Doug Chapin
LC5
John Boyd
Franco
Boyd
Hove
Vikes Host Glendale Nine Weather Impacts Schedule
Vikes home schedule disrupted by cancellations and rescheduling. Several events at Long Beach City College and Glendale are moved or postponed this month due to fickle conditions. A Long Beach State College game against Glendale is shifted to a different site, with a doubleheader against Orange Coast College on the docket for the weekend.
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Long Beach City College-Glendale
Bki Vielta
LBC
Charmandine Stud
Vikings
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San Digan
Glendale
Fritkly Asleengan
Orange Coast College
Knockout Card Stuns Crowd at Olympic Auditorium
A heavyweight boxing program at the Olympic Auditorium produced ten rounds of fighting across five bouts with four knockouts. Notable moments included Jim McCadter overpowering Ray Smith, Tony Hart stopping an opponent, and Jerry Simmering knocking out Gerald Gaines in 2 10 of the first round.
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Olympic Auditorium
Weok Gram
Jim McCadter
Uiversity of Washington
Ray Smith
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Amvih
Tony Hart
Vroom Hardin
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Karl Veing
Jerry Simmering
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Gerald Gaines
Simmering
Dick Mena Rod Ran Wort Ia
Bulk Minsford
Santa Ata
Hob Smith
Sisk Leads Poly Past San Bernardino In 95 48 Victory
Poly’s Ton Sisk scores 27 as the Jackrabbits roll San Bernardino 95 48 in Long Beach City College gym. Connolly scores 30 for Saint Anthony, while Marty Johnson and Homer Williams lift Saint Anthony to a 68 53 win over Oadald in the opening round of CIF basketball playoffs. game notes highlight Sisk’s outside shooting and Poly’s early lead.
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Long Beach City College
Poly
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Culver Gily
Sisk
Poly Mwole
Westy
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Saints
Anthony Fligh
Marty Johnson
Homer Williams
Oadald
Tuvday
Ed Juujon-Ruche
Puard
Willie Brownnight
Connally
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Monrovia
Channeigt
Centennial
Anlhane Sds
Haven
Whiliams Tin
Easion
Jones
OO CIP PLAYOPRE RESULTS
Fragmented OCR shows a list of names and numbers across many places and schools. Readable segments include Buena Park Chinotan and Santa Jons at Marvaects with multiple entries such as Hoover St and Arrove, plus several student names with scores like 47 and 56. The text resembles a local sports or activity results page with numerous incomplete entries.
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Magravin
Comtenia
Lost bus driver prank disrupts San Bernardino high squad
A man claiming to be a "lost bugs driver" phoned The Independent sports desk one minute before a Tuesday night event saying he had a bus load of San Bernardino High School routers and cheerleaders and asking for directions to the venue. The call ended with confusion as the bus driver became the butt of the joke.
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Bobbo Wesley
Weadyeuatrol
Nelson
Santa Ani
Fie
Independent Sports Dept
San Bernardino
Three LB State Spikers Honored This Week
Coach Jack Rose announced three LB State spikers honored for big performances at Loung Beach State's first trip meet. Competing against Cal Poly Pomona and Pasadena, Jim Schultz ran a M484b event, Buddy Gilson jumped 22 inches 8, and Ernie Gordon threw the shot 50 feet 314 inches.
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Regeru Brialing
Loung Beach State
Jack Rose
Cal Poly
Pomona
Pasadena
Jim Schultz
Buddy Gilson Broad
Ernie Gordon
Whittier Edges Red Hands in Playoff Ambition to Kansas City
Whittier advances from regional playoff after defeating Redlands in a tense finish. The victory sends Whittier to the National Assocation intercollegiate allies champion tournament in Kansas City for a title bid.
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Ports Dawn Redlands
Whittier
Kansas City
Intercollegsate
Aillies
Redhands
Spot item from Southland press brief note
A compact Spot item from the Southland region appears in the Press Telegram column. The fragment mentions names and codes like Atheboul and HES118 with cryptic references to numbers and organizations.
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Southland
Inderpandone
Press-Telegram
Chicagoans Protest After Forfeit To Washington University
St Louis dispatch reports University of Chicago basketball team forfeited to Washington University 2-0 after a dispute over officiating. Chicago coach Joe Stampf refused to resume after halftime. Score stood 29-29 at intermission as both sides had seven fouls apiece. Officials Eddie Davidson and Louis Lehman cited as causing dissatisfaction. The incident ended play with the forfeit tally recorded.
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St.louis
UPA
University of Chicuro
Washington University
Chicago
Joe Stampf
Eddie Davidson
Louis Lehman
Bookies Hit Hard Was Cage Fix On
Cincinnati report reviews a 1961 college game controversy in the Midwest. Navier Ohio University officials received anonymous calls alleging a fix for a Wednesday Xavier game, but housing and university authorities found no evidence of irregularities.
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Cage
Cincinnates GT
Middle West
Housebaul
Hia College
Navier
Ohio) University
New York
Xavier
Daylom Dayton Triumphs In City League Thriller
Daylom Dayton and its Fival edged City League Basketball 91 to 82 at Cincinnati Gardens amid heavy betting from Newport bookmakers. Xavier had been favored by wide margins before bets swung to Dayton as bookmakers struggled to lay off Daytan wagers across the river.
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Novier
Kansas
Walter Byers
NCAA
Sammy Breslin
New York, Journal American
Newport
Cincinnati Gardens
Breslin
Xavier
Cilias
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