Dodgers and New York press at odds over coverage move
An NY baseball writers rift with the Dodgers widens as reports say Dodgers ordered writers to relocate to Vero Beach, fueled by a lack of access after Brooklyn's move to LA. The feud spills into LA, with critics pressing for TV coverage of opening games despite a no-television contract and sponsor constraints.
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New York Baseball Writers
Dodgers
Vero Beach
Giants
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
WMGM
Walter O'Malley
Feason
Yankees
New York Press
East Coast
Long Beach CC Downs Santa Monica 60–25 in Dual Meet
Long Beach City College swamped Santa Monica 60 to 25 in a Santa Monica dual meet Friday afternoon. Star swimmer Chuex Bittick set two national junior college records in the 100 back and 200 back and helped LBCC clock fast times in the 400 medley relay and other events.
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Long Beach City College
Santa Monica
Vikings
Chuex Bittick
Bittick
Fred Espinosa
Bitdick
Doug Machin
Steve Moseley
Long Beach
Martin
Hapihorn
Moseley
Addotional Juplar College
We Treentyle
Westcell
FED Wilson
Dalene
Wilkentyie
Keld Trea
del Cara
Evesty to—Nintter Cole
Williams
Tin CB
Acuta
Saturin
Moo Trevatsio
Toor Beach
Crawford
Te Crawford
Wily Bon
Planl Xeares di Baiates Oe
Santa
Saints no hits Grove Argonauts in 8 0 win
Russell Welsh and Chuck Webb combined for a no hit shutout over Garden Grove Argonauts at Veterans Field. Webb struck out nine in three innings, while Welsh earned his second win of the season. Al Roman and Marty Johnson each had three hits as Saint Anthony improves to 2 0. They travel to Cantwell for a league game Tuesday.
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Russ Welsh
Chuck Webb
Garden’ Grove Argonauts
St. Anthony
Veterans Field
Webb
Welsh
al Roman
Marty Johnson
Saints
Bob Nouty
Cantwell
ENE Giove Amore
OFS
CMD Incr
Ganen
Jordan Raps Sentinels Rally Past Inglewood 7 1
Jordan defeated Inglewood 7 to 1 behind Bill Florentine who allowed four hits in six innings and struck out eight. Andy Anderson started rallies with a single and a double, Max Mallett drove in two in the third, Glade Smith homered and had two hits, Ron Sikes added two, while Larry Courtney homered for Inglewood.
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Jordan
Inglewood
Bill Florentine
Jim Hall
Panthers
Andy Anderson
Max Mallett
Glade Smith
Ron Sikes
Florentine
Larry Courtney
Lg FZ
Sethea
Gcaenaee
Ferkiee Odonat
Tatar Hall
Wright
Ghanalec Ari
Bruin Bee Swim Teasn Rips Vikes
Wilson High Bee swimmers stay undefeated but varsity and Cee teams lose to Downey in Coast League meet at Wilson pool. Relay squads and individual swimmers post various times as Downey tops the Bruins in multiple events including freestyle and backstroke with notable performances from Downey entrants and Wilson’s top finishers.
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Wilson High
Bee
Varsity
Cee
Downey
Wilson
Houghton Park Tennis Pairings for Upcoming Matches
A crowded list of tennis matchups appears for Houghton Park with players such as Denny, Acostx, Larrance, Aguilar, Mehta, Whitson, Degeer, Surslake, Silonn, Morrison, Blonder, McConigal, Davia, Barker, Venkat, Gough, Farberty, Brook, Hogsted, Towell, Sabin, Lourimare, Medavoy, Holmes, Stark, Pederson, Lynch, Otto, Brexmar, Moliay, Grinderson, and others set across multiple courts. The schedule shows numerous duels including winners advancing in some brackets and varied pairings listed in dense OCR text.
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Denny
Snow
Whitaga Sa
Acostx
Larrance Va
Daltrash
Kornag Ve
Aguilar
Mehta
Bate
Denal
Tonngan
Doal
Nene
Whitson
Keosta
Ramer
Degeer
Hudson
Surslake
Levine
Silonn
Beam
Morrison
Brocnyty Ietunner
Blonder
Welvs
Deconare Te
Tinney
Roots
Hogsted
Holden’ Va
Ate Towell
Sabin
Mon Agoana
Eric ‘Lourimare
Medavoy
Holmes
Stark
Bray Va Pederson
Lynch Va
Ethan
Otto Va Benish
Jones
Brexmar
J—Moliay Appel
David Grinderson
Brannon-Monnebwre
Canaris
Long Beach City College wins Metro Relays with record marks
LBCC captures the Metropolitan Conference Relays for the second straight year, defeating Herber. Viking mile relay and pole vault set conference records with times and heights. Shipp Duke Miller Boec ler run 3 23 48 mile relay a LSCC mark and Byers Hastings LaGreide clear 37 6 in pole vault. Vikings sweep multiple events and place in all events.
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Long Beach City College
Herber
East Los Angeles JC
Mathew Shipp
Jim Duke
Charlie Miller
Ron Boecler
Mickey Byers
Doug Hastings
Gary la Greide
Byers
Hastings
Ernie Gordon
Riley O'Neil
Dan Rédgsis
Vikings
Vikes
el Camino
Long Beach
Sun Diogg
Craysan
Cook
Licos
Staten
Valley
Harper Lung
Jones
Salip
Gravean
la Malle Egeben
Ley
Harber
Onex
Wy Batten
Sahl Montes
Huchor Smith
Lig Baach
Duke
Aunae Andrews
Wighfonin
Harbor Cookson
Gov Grney Sante Clonica
Batwe Baleeraliol
Tong Beach
Tayi Donea
Nudge
Otastin Byer
Ladreidel
Harbor
Bakersfield
Santo Nontch
Tohaven
Putnam
Med
Sac Wego
Bakeretford
Valléy
Sl Cumiso
Beata Noa- Neon
East LA
Vikings edge Bakersfield 5 2 to avenge loss in Metro clash
Mykkanen pitched for the Vikings as Don Penfield and Joe Avitia limited Bakersfield to five hits. Ferris and Norse hitters sparked a 4 0 lead with two runs in the second, and Adlosh scored on a late game miscue as Bakersfield fell behind in non conference action.
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Long Beach City Colege
Wayne
Ferris
Mykkanen
Jeft
Tory
Bakersfield
Tom LoPinto
Lee Bakersfield
Lang Brack
Ann
Lakewood top Paramount 4 1 in practice game
Lakewood pitcher Ken Mateny yielded five scattered hits as Lakewood defeated Paramount 4 to 1 Friday afternoon. Gil Mendoze drove in additional runs with a double sealing the win. Paramount struggled to mount offense despite attempts by Mateny and Teubersflol.
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Ken Mateny
Lakewood
Paramount
Lancers
Gil Mendoze
Mateny
Ram Golfers Triumph in AMiulkangs Meet
Ram golfers win the AMiulkangs event amid a noisy crowd. Awnittenberg defeats Cleveland in a tight match at 60 points with Griggs and Whittenters posting 72 and 74 respectively.
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Ram
Amiulkangs
Garden
Awnittenberg
Cleveland
Heer
Adernen
Aag
Ier
Timmerming
Medadista
PCC Fails to Liberalize Athletes Grant Limits
The Pacific Coast Conference rejected a Southern California proposal to raise the limit on grants for football players. The 6 to 2 vote with TCLA abstaining leaves the league with little stability. Washington backed SC on boosting football aid to 90 starting Sept 1. A prior May rule set aid to 150 for all sports. Dr. Glenn Seaborg noted plans to consider liberalizing aid grants further at today’s session. The conference also approved a Tobin basketball schedule for next season ahead of withdrawals by SCG, CCLA, and Cal.
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SAN Francisco PI
Pacific Coast
Southern California
Umit
TCLA
Washington
Glenn T. Seaborg
California
SCG
CCLA
Calfre
Dodgers Debate Over Chavez Ravine Parking Move
Los Angeles City Council president John S Gibson Jr accused five opposing councilmen of seeking a way to bar the Dodgers from Los Angeles. The dispute followed councilman John Halland criticism of the Chavez Ravine park plan and Foland’s request for details on usable portions for parking and buildings.
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Los Angeles
John S. Gibson Jr
Dodgers
John Halland
Pall Park
Foland
Long Beach State tops Santa Barbara in rain soaked swim meet
Long Beach State defeated Santa Barbara 51 to 35 in a rain soaked Friday afternoon swim meet. Chick McTroy led the 49ers by winning the 220 freestyle the 200 butterfly and the 440 free. Other names appear in OCR garble but state results show LB strong in sprints and relays while SB struggled.
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Long Beach State
Santa Barbara
Chick McTroy
49Ers
Lenefehnrdulters
Glagey
Shvacier
Gaiwaron
Beguelin Orfig
LeThoy Tle
Tiogett
Garigioniee
Srelener
Ganna Feonceliroy Glaser
Pgma Mee
TV A
Long Beach
Barbara
Millikan sinks Lancers in boys swim meet at home
Millikan High School defeated Lakewood 53-33 as the Lancers fell in swimming action. Lakewood later won both Bee and Cee meets 55-26 and 46-13 respectively, with multiple swimmers posting strong times and Lakewood relay teams posting top finishes.
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Millikan High School
Lakewood
Reidy
Cotes
Alice
Eceniyle Mantrella
Marke
Ater
Pate
Mini Idtorfty
Miner
Montrellaj Oh Wilson
Apt Rious Sining
Pylesyi
Ferestyie
Can Esas
Brent Oe Songeh
Gates
T ‘Bivins
Atwood
Carver
Inarelaan Median —Wilnon
Canning
Jotigan
Mt. 9
Zunge Luarw
Hoa
Heel
Montreslay
Neary
Siiliinands
Lakes
Poly Captures El Monte Relays Triumphs In Track
Poly High won the El Monte Relays overall for the fourth straight year led by record breaking varsity performances. Muir set two meet records as its four man 440 team ran 43.4 easing Inglewood’s decade old mark and the four man 880 won in 1:29.3. Poly also improved the 880 record from last year and Wilson clocked 7,524 in the mile relay as John Patty ran the 220 Jim Pitkin the 440 Nick Honodel the 880 and Clayton Ward the mile.
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Poly High
el Monte
Wile
Poly
Muir
Inglewood
Wilson
John Patty
Jim Pitkin
Nick ‘Honodel
Clayton
Ward
Man
Abuttin
Mulr
Pusadeng
SonSorta
Ritoyo
Mang
Miuley
Avilgon
ePutty
Pitkin
Honodel
White Her
la Huente
Wi Oturtante Attiom
Boly City
AlemPoly
Fatesman
Mule
Poly High Swim Team Sets CIF Record In Coast League Meet
Poly High’s 200 yard freestyle relay team, featuring Quayle, Moseley, Booth, and others, breaks CIF mark with a 1 36.7 as Hare swims sweep Jordan in a Coast League Meet. Lanterns pace Poly in varsity events while multiple Poly athletes contribute to a wide team score lead.
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Poly High
Hare
Jordan
Relas
Gawson
Frees
Ty Akin
Lockyer
Phill
Freesmvin— Mossley
Bath
Quayle
Joram
Poly
Wendell
Stouts
Pry
Merrifield
Sloan
Barrington
O'Neil
Apa
Fronaugle
Graves
Vand de Wilter
Tetley
Poly Ateiver
Peek
Amas
Renotornky
Freeray Ie
Kenel Nar
Melrar
Brevatattoxcom Senk
Pigg Baws
Schorpyal Thomas
Melvern
Berera
Nines Battle to Extra Inning Tie at Stephens Field
Wilson High pitchers limited Lynwood to three hits as the Bruins rallied for a 4-4 tie after eight innings when darkness halted play. Two fifth inning errors by Wilson led to two Knights runs. Casey Cox relieved England in the final frame. Lynwood used four pitchers as the Bruins gathered seven hits and both teams committed three errors.
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Don England
Wilson High
Lynwood
Bruin
Stephens Field
Wilson
Knights
Casey Cox
England
Bruins
Axewood
Jel
Gare
Ion
Grivet
Sox
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Jordan Raps
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Downe Irae
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Henacern
Simmons
Ayo Betterfyan Tisauin
Rasgnerina
Simonson Freenty
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Eto Becktrake
Hectors
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Stuns
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Heenaestrake
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Rosecrann
Hana
Deren Fae Saoe Antien
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Hal Store
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Winog
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Treeatvie
Tog
Brensestrol
Red
Ted Pisa
Downer
Medigy
Relax
Wilcon
Aspley
Taylor
Houghton Park
LBCC
Glenn Harbin
Wayne Ferris
Harbin
Phato
Roger Coar
Frank Adlesh
Toten
Teubersflol
Thor Innin Woadama
NjMusela
McDowall Thor
Mykkanen Hagen
Myickanen
Dowall
Dintucela
Thor
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Ionluler
Adleah
Peutled
Fern
Ner Harton
der Bown
Stelle Wirtetarn
T.B
Adameryk Weiser
Hay
Reynvid
Bhosmer-Oldham UA
Ivan
Winterburn. Gel
PCC
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Lancer
Millikan
Cooey
pelay—Lonewond
Baveld
Harvey
Elemap
McCall
Aled Rene
G. Sander
Butte
Weber
Telny—Lakewood
Savald
Ropers
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Mikan
Murdock
Schureven
Bodtke
Trevatyle— Hale
Halalitle of
May
Homex
Berg
Bundy
Lewis, Bower
Batt
Fingl
John Seymour
Hare Swim
Dee Andrews
Jim Smith
Pasadena
Vansity
Jes d Ntag
Nilson
Monte
el Tonte
Monrovia
Witter
Hebick
BrAndrea
Cartwilsnt
Asrayo
Mantebella
Arendt
Omnia
Brewnhi
Zita
Reese
Rubick
Mooravia
Nutt
Vina
St Monte
Medley
Covina
Monteballo
Nat
Whitter
Arcadia
Cortwright
Hada Fomor
Eares
Foly
Mutissi Er Segre
Stortebella
Arckdia
Pasadead
Whiter
Monravia
Veilsona
Rosemead
Sar Gabriel
la Puente
Ilhambra
Arroyo Dr
Caliente
Donnell Culpepper
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