Cerritos Falcons blank Santa Monica in 13-0 Metro win
Cerritos Falcons extended their Metro record to 5-1 by shutting out Santa Monica City College 13-0 as Weathers, Douglas and Brown led the offense. Baudreuil pitched six innings for the victory. Other Metro action saw Pierce beat El Camino 15-5 behind Decnce’s clutch triple, while Chaffey edged Santa Ana 6-5 in the East. Fullerton beat Golden West 3-2 and Orange Coast held Riverside to one run in a 1-0 loss.
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Cerritos Falcons
Santa Monica City College
Mike Weathers
Gordie Douglas
Larry Brown
Cerritos
Weathers
Douglas
Brown
RBI
Cliff Baudreuil
Pierce
el Camino
Dan Pritchett
Warriors
Doug Decnce
Brahmas
Santa Ana
Chaffey
Rick Householder
Fullerton
Golden West
Mike Jackson
Orange Coast
Ken Dunkelberger
Gahr Tops Hudson's Gem In Narrow Openers
Mayfair High pitcher Steve Hudson threw eight no hit innings before Gahr batted in a run off a relief pitcher in the ninth to win 1 0 Dale Wastbinder drove in the decisive run after a passed ball Jim Wallace worked seven plus innings and allowed four hits for Gahr in the opener Glenn beat Neff 6 2 on a 12 hit attack Artesia outslugged La Mirada 14 10 in a wild 26 hit game Mario Borunda had three hits Art Cano drove in two Raul Bettencourt had four for Artesia in the win
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Mayfair High
Steve Hudson
Gahr
Monsoons
Hudson
Jim Corey
Jim Wallace
Dale Wastbinder
Wallace
Gladiators
Glenn
Neff
Artesia
la Mirada
Mario Borunda
Art Cano
Pace Glenn
Raul Bettencourt
Griffin Victory Sparks Non-League Baseball Clash
Los Alamitos beat Buena Park 6-1 as Doug Kershaw and Jeff Ticehurst fueled the offense and Paul Hawkins limited the opponent to one run over five innings. Correpondent Ron da Cabot.
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Griffins
Doug Kershaw
Jeff Ticehurst
Paul Hawkins
Los Alamitos
Buena Park
Fleming
Lawson
Little
Hamilton
Verdugo
Hawkins
Allen
Ticehurst
Ronda Cabot
Knights Rally Past Foothill for 3-1 Victory
In Friday play at the Knights' field Katella capitalized on two errors and a sacrifice fly to plate three runs, edging Foothill 3-1. Noel Sweeney added a single as part of Katella's offense, while Blackridge Hoyt Jensen and Smith Gray Guenvier Purcha contributed on defense and infield plays.
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Bob Nobile
Tom Ball
Jeff Creiner
Servite
Marina
Curran
Beller
Seaman
Moll
Ball
Flynn
Briggs
Nobile
Bail
Cresse
Larry Lerno
Noel Sweeney
Katella
Foothill
Blackridge
Hoyt
Jensen
Smith
Gray
Guenvier
Purcha
Sweeney
Bite Ballance
Marine Track Meet Results Include Banning Records
A scanned relay and field event summary lists competitors such as Banning, Jackson, Fonnesbeck, and Almuete in events from 220 to 440 yards, mile and relays. Highlights include old marks in shot put and pole vault, with names like Pedro Béla, Lea Jordan, and Steve Marconi associated with standout performances and final placements.
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Banning
Carson
Amuete
Heybs A
Raves
Godinez
Fonnesbeck
Jackson
Haywood
Almuete
Mile — Lacie
Faroe J
Eck
Sandy
Fisher
Vinden
Atkins
Ecke
Focke
Kelly
Holden Ie Pole
von — Karsh
Jee — Filentie
Steve Marconi
Openers spark SGV clashes and early loop scoreline
Bellflower High exploded for 14 hits to rout Santa Fe 14 0 in a San Gabriel Valley League opener as Mike Seaberger homered and struck out eight over five hits. California edged Lynwood 2 1 with Dan Everts and Rich Niemi pairing on the mound, while Excelsior topped Norwalk 4 0 behind Richard Drake two hitter._key early district matchups highlighted by John Van Manen two run homer and Gene Flores double.
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Bellflower High
Santa Fe
California
Lynwood
Excelsior
Norwalk
Mike Seaberger
Bellflower
Fanning
Randy Craig
Tom Snow
Steve Staggs
Mike Chapman
Dan Everts
Rich Niemi
John van Manen
Gene Flores
Richard Drake
Belitlower
Seaberger and Snow
Clark
Garcia
White
Larry Mirch
Norwalk Excelsior
Campbell Kelleher
Hudson, Drake and Brinkley
HR van Manen
Jay Freeman
Rio Hondo and Cypress tie as Roberts leads with 880 win
Rio Hondo Roadrunners and Cypress battle to a 72 1 2 1 2 1 4 7 21 41 4 draw in the Eastern Conference meet. Dennis Roberts wins the 880 and the mile and Bill Kline sets a school 100 record as El Camino falls to Pasadena Lancers and East Los Angeles overwhelms Harbor College.
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Dennis Roberts
Rio Hondo Junior College
Cypress
Roberts
Bill Kline
el Camino
Pasadena Lancers
East Los Angeles
Harbor College
Rio Hondo
Tierney
Morrissey
Beasley
Delgado
Mile—Roberts
Garcia
Nelson
Mil S
Hhirney
Haines
Mills
Anderson
Jala Pole
Gresco
Sandahl
Sopd
Merlin
Czinger
tout—Merlin
Dunn
Zinger
Marshall Turner
Wilson
Miller
Carter
Rea Weeee
Valdez
Ce Cc
Lopez
Benny
Evans
Parker
Harris
Jordan
Steel
Compton
Trade Tech
Cohen
McGrew
Fills
Riple
Pole Ee
Pultiven
Stuart
Smith
Sulliven
Fordham
McNamera
McIntyre
Frasquillo
Hickerson
Weise
Zuehr
Euinb
Pasedene
Pasadena
Hurley
Moody
Orozco
Hig Aenee
Hardy Aemney
Laraway
Kon —Howard
Mansfield
Hudson
Ed Schmidt
Earnest Howard
Vertetana
Clark
Ee Eres
Ventura Angeles
Harbor Rbor
Tosa LA
King
Williams
ELA
Bishop
Ramirez
Magallantes
Martinez Ak
Rodriguez
Cabella
Mile—Marinez Tbliay
Stokes
Medina
Mile—Stokes
Flores
McLucas
Kauiwalchak
Aes
Quan
Heredia
Los Angeles
Harbor
Ventura
Los Angles
Harbor Pake Long Oeadore
Bulls
Burris
EL Ge Pearletu
Gutierrez
Clifford
Coker
Jones Diseus
Kuesic
Gamnes
Viehakis
Soiler
Machal
Earl Webb
Estancia's Losegh throws one hit in Irvine opening win
Estancia's Losegh Q tossed a one hitter against Costa Mesa, driving in a run to lift Estancia's to a 5-1 Irvine League opener victory. He fanned 13 as Mike Lemke added two hits and two RBIs. Magnolia Sentinel's 3-1 win over Fountain Valley featured four Fountain Valley errors and 11 K for Himmelberg. Bolsa Grande topped Rancho Alamitos 4-0 behind strong pitching and timely hitting. Santiago's Cavaliers beat Pacifica 7-3 with two RBIs from Bruce Benson. Garden Grove field conditions postponed La Quinta vs Garden Grove.
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Estancia
Chuck Losegh
Costa Mesa
Mustangs
Irvine
Losegh
Mike Lemke
RBI
Magnolia Sentinels
Fountain Valley
Sentinels
Doug Himmelberg
Rancho Alamitos
Bolsa Grande Matadors
Garden Grove
Matadors
Vaquero
Tom Whaley
Bert Blyleven
Santiago
Cavaliers
Pacifica
Bruce Benson
Watkins
Smiens
Newton
Biyleven
Heierle
Hr—Sands
Cathy Levn
Bolsa Grande
Barker
Es Ot
Nelson
DA E Qstenman
Orre
Loseogh
Powers
Linder
Seannie Hovel
Magnolia
Hall
Olivier
Henry, Davis and Wilkinson
Cathy Hope la
Downey Romps 15-0 in Coast League opener
Downey High crushed Paramount 15-0 to open the Coast League season as pitcher John Honeycutt starred with a four hitter and three RBIs including two doubles. Compton beat Warren 2-0 and Dominguez edged Centennial 3-2 in other games.
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Downey High
Paramount
Compton
Warren
Dominguez
Centennial
John Honeycutt
Downey
Keley
Roemig
Hubbard
Homneyutt
Smith
Eec
Fre Smith Pons
Michael Walz
Raich
Williams
Calvinism Conference to Meet at Long Beach Church
The second annual Southern California Conference on Calvinism will be held Sunday through Thursday at eight sites including Long Beach First Orthodox Presbyterian Church. Sessions begin 7 p.m. Sunday and 7:30 p.m. on other nights. Notable speakers include Rev John White, Dr Joe Nederhood, Rev Richard Lewis, Rev Louis Dykstra, and Prof Norman Shepherd, with topics on covenants creation salvation laws and Jesus discussion.
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Southern California
Long Beach First Orthodox Presbyterian Church
San Antonio Drive
Linden Avenue
Lawrence R. Eyres
First Orthodox Presbyterian
John H. White
College Hill Reformed Presbyterian
Joe H. Nederhood
Voice of the
God
Richard M. Lewis
Westminster Theological Seminary
Covenant Orthodox Presbyterian Church
Berkeley
Louis J. Dykstra
Christian Reformed Church
Jesus
Norman Shepherd
Christian Jew? in Lakewood Pastor to discuss Jewish roots
Rev. Harry Bucalstein will speak Sunday at 7 30 p m in Christ Presbyterian Church Lakewood on the Jewish background of Christianity Bucalstein born Jewish converted to Christianity at 16 studied at Moody Bible Institute and Northern Baptist Seminary and now serves as field evangelist for the American Board of Missions to the Jews
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Harry Bucalstein
Christ Presbyterian Church
N. Hayter Ave
Lakewood
Moody Bible Institute
Northern Baptist Seminary
Midwest
American Board of Missions
Prep Track Leuzinger Faces Culver City in Meet
A scrambled OCR read shows Culver City high marks with a 92 to 39 win over Leuzinger. Key results include Quinn and Leuzinger performances, and Bishop Montgomery and Serra scores listed among varied track events.
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Leuzinger
Culver City
Gregory
Willcox
Spa
Uns
Quinn
Hone
Gainer
Pole Et
sput—Bierne
Cee
Frank Gr Sorngnoes
Bishop Montgomery
Serra
Wire
Wiggens
Brown
Todin
Mile — Patterson
Belvilier
Atawnery Si
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Barry
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Apodaca
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Sali Biss Brown
Brad Rile
el Cane
Rece Fletcher
Gibson
St. Hilliare
Shainder
Tace
Alauist
Hertz
Meyers
Dubois
Ikeda
Hr—Pritchett
Jim LeGette
Gaylord and
Dufreme
Jenson
Estrada
Hr—Householder
Bob Broome
Golden West Top
Blodget
Paynter
Hutchinson
Sheline
Bruce Williams
Dunkelberger
Palmer
Rankin and Curtis
Don Jacobs
Rubin Godinez
Rooter
By Frank Moore
el Smilowitz
Knikmeyer Kett Winder
Rosales
Abney
Jim Bec Gahr
Wallace and Finley
Corey
Coleman
Boyd
Jim Siler
Ee Artesia
Byrd
Hard
Davis
Bill Niel
Oliver
An Souza
Swordsmen
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Rico Bonatelli
St. John Bosco
Weber
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Lamp
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Bion
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SLB
John Krave
Knights
Mater Dei
McCowen
Parks
Wyrick
Pierson
Fritz
Linnert
Gable
Ray Ruddy
Nonn Torr
Mullen
Collins
Fredricks Feiderman
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Masyame- Estrada
Skaogs, Bruercaer
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Bues
Calhi
SGV
Cathi
Hughes
H. Doyle
Everts
Niemi
Rumbeck
Larry Clanton
Poindexter
Whiting
Carolina
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Isiah
Dons. Compton
L. B. Church
Europe
Beaver Falls
Geneva College
First Baptist Church
Frank M. Kepner
Dr. Kepner
Bible School
Philo SU
Antonio Tolopito
Onto
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Wrigley Heights
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S.S
Carl Bihl
Our Nursery
Calvary Baptist Church
North Long Beach
South ST
Lime Ave
Rev. Leroi
Philip S. Ray
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Fuller Theological Seminary
Brethren School Choir
Robert N. Schaper
First Baptist Church of
Arbor Road
del Amo
Grace Baptist
Palo Verde Ave
Jim Berry
Bellflower Baptist—Conservativ
AF McKinney
So of
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Lime Ave. Baptist Church
Glenn Cuttam
Wersme Sen
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Signal Hill Baptist
Orenge
First Southern Baptist Church
Schoex
Dale Aycock
OM Wan Baptist Training Union
First Southern Baptist Church O. Bettione Bee
N. Jones
Walnut Ave
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Dorold McInhre
Sundoyh School
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Traweng Union
Frayer
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Belmont
Eugene Wright
West Lake
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Frank Kepner
Garfield
Chatrin
Edward Kiefer
Tandy Sullivan
Servces
Caspian
Berg
Bob Jones
Bob Jones University
Greenville
South Carolina
Calvary
Calvary Baptist of
Clark Avenue
England
Bible
Richard A. Bennett
Bethany Baptist Church