Millikan Mermen edge Poly 39 38 in league swim duel
Millikan High beat Poly 39 38 as Don Wilscher claimed third in the individual medley. Lakewood and Downey also won, keeping Millikan tied for Moore League lead at 3-0 with a tight three-way race.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1961
Page
8
Millikan High beat Poly 39 38 as Don Wilscher claimed third in the individual medley. Lakewood and Downey also won, keeping Millikan tied for Moore League lead at 3-0 with a tight three-way race.
In Champaign Illinois the Big Ten chose a commissioner candidate but spokesmen offered no comment. Faculty may back assistant commissioner Bill Reed or favor keeping Kenneth L Tug Wilson for about one year amid ongoing leadership questions.
Jordin High opened its cinder season with an 84-44 win over Mayfair as Flores led with a school record 1 58.9 in the 880 and Rodasta won the 100 and 220. The meet featured multiple place finishes and a range of times among Ferris, Weber, Doane, and other competitors.
A fragmented notice cites Banth Vatican Rese Ih Tul Peed Ei and Nocker's Local Event with plans for a June gathering. The readable text outlines community promotions and upcoming activities, though details are sparse and names appear garbled.
An unclear report outlines plans for a Saturday meeting with references to auctioning items at a top claiming price. Names and locations are unreadable in the torn OCR, but the item suggests a public sale or bidding event with emphasis on a maximum price.
Milikan bombed Bell, 14 0, and Jordani two run homer but Downey blasted Paramount 14 3. Downey, St Anthony and Lakewood stumbled as Lakewood fell 5 2 to Santa Fe. St Anthony lost 2 0 to Compton. Numerous players contributed. Paull Nblowen Uy Mailer Mericks Correa and Antony noted among performers.
A large contingent of Northern California race drivers has entered the Pomona road races over the weekend. Leading the list are Jack Flaherty, Jack Dalton and Ray Altman as the Northern California entrants. Championship points will be awarded in the two tag divisions. The event is one of only two Southern California races this year.
Butz Best is named most probable winner with Soural Wirye in GLb. Buford tipped best bet in fifth while Go ing Home seen as best money prospect in third. Parlay win Gasben in second to Tour-And-Twenty in seventh. Longshel Special Tango’s Splash shines in southern race.
Frankie Carbo and four others were ordered released on bail with a Friday recess in the case and potential revocation if needed. Willy Maxwell sets a tour record at the Puerto Rican Open, while McCAFFERTY faces ongoing threats after another protest. Osuna and Ralston sweep doubles at La Jolla. VIC WERTZ leads finch-hitting in AL. coaching upheavals and tennis tour advocacy noted. Minnesota urged to reverse Rose Bowl stance. Frank Robinson indicted for carrying a concealed weapon. Bobby Kromm misses game. Patterson weighs heavyweight fight rumors. Ohio State aims to clinch Big Ten title as Michigan State visits. Bracketed items summarize a day of sports news across multiple disciplines.
The report lists multiple race results with racers and times. Notable entries include Wiener and Brine whiney in early events, Ca Rogunte and Mireone in mid races, and Marson Sethers achieving notable placements. Ninth race results feature Burr and Sweet William with several named riders and horses.
Los Angeles supervisor Kenneth Hahn opposes police telephone wiretaps in a new narcotics control program. In a letter to County Counsel Harold Kennedy he warned that clear legislative explanations would blunt opponents of strict narcotics laws. He favored warrants and lawful searches instead.
The Derby field features Longman stablemates alongside Fun House Gay Landing Jewel Thief Bent Spur Ball pout Dr Miller Ronnie s Ace and Wire Us. Early prices list Whitney entry Game and Wire Us 12 to 1 Captain Fall 10 to 1 Ballpoint Ronnie s Ace 15 to 1 Gay Landing Dr Miller Jewel Thief 20 to 1 Bent Spur 30 to 3.
More than 30,000 bowlers begin participation in the American Bowling Congress tournament at Cobo Hall Detroit as 6,136 teams from 47 states the District of Columbia Canada and Puerto Rico compete on 40 lanes through May 21 in the sport s biggest event.
Paced by Ray Renison a former JC star from El Camino, Long Beach State College won its second non-conference swim victory of the season 59 to 36 over Fullerton in the loser's pool Friday.
Paris reports French colonization efforts in the Sahara under development programs. More than 200000 date palms have been planted in the desert over three years with expected fruition in ten years. New artesian wells have expanded cultivated area by about twenty percent.
Carole Tregoff testified she was dismayed when Barbara Jean Finch confronted her and Dr. R Bernard Finch with a pistol over divorce. The defense contends the surgeon wrested and accidentally fired the gun. Finch and Tregoff face a third trial after two hung juries.
A fragmented vital statistics or court notices page lists numerous names and pairs such as Dorothy Anderson Wa and Ronald J Dewros Emma Hse Ya, with many unreadable fragments. Several entries show surnames and first names connected to legal actions or notices, including Reeves Phyl Wet and Costello James, among others.
Local court records show annulment filings including individuals Lowe awacn and JARHAGAL Sanr with cases docketed in the county's family court. Details remain limited as clerks review petitions and dates for hearings are scheduled.
A jumble of obituaries and funeral notices lists multiple names and relations, with scattered details of services and locations. The legible elements mention families including Walters, Christensen, McKinley, Jenkins, and others, with references to chapels and cemeteries such as Alamito, Westminster Memorial Park, and Rose Garden. The scattered text implies services in various neighborhoods, dates not clearly provided, and mentions of survivors across several households.
A garbled OCR page lists assorted classified items from tax services to private notices and funeral ads. It references Westminster, Anaheim Street, and several firms offering income tax services, plus personal notices and miscellaneous listings.
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