Moore League Golf Title Race Widens In 1960s Tease
Preparation notes show Moore League golf this year wide open with Wilson Millikan and Warren viewed as top challengers to Poly, last year’s winner. Millikan, Wilson, and Poly hold CIF titles, while players Workman Mead Andreason Bradford are standout individuals. Weekend results and upcoming matches shape the chase for the league crown.
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Pilots
Wilson Millikan
Warren
Poly
Millikan
Wilson
Rams
Doc Cure
Jon Williams
Billy Workman
Gary Wishon
Nelson Mead
Jim Bradford
Lakewood
Bud Andreason
Workman
Mead
Andreason
Long Beach
California
Pimentel Rematch With Sho Saijyo At Olympic Auditorium
Jose Pimentel meets Japan's Sho Saijyo in a 10 round main event at the Olympic Auditorium with no TV coverage. Pimentel is undefeated at 19-0-2 after a controversial win over Saijyo five weeks earlier, while Saijyo holds the Japanese featherweight title at 34-9.
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Jose Pimentel
Japan
Sho Saijyo
Olympic Auditorium
Pimentel
Saijyo
Sakyo
Phillips Lands Big River as Recreation Focus in California
The article profiles M. Penn Phillips and his Big River development, detailing land growth from 21,000 acres in 1930 to 480,600 by 1960, and describing Phillips as a lifelong promoter who blends fishing, land sales, and philanthropy. It notes Indian lease arrangements, the Colorado River recreation area, and Phillips family and estate.
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Big River
Calif
M. Penn Phillips
California
Beirg
Phillips
Penn
Oklahoma
Clear Lake
Clear Lake Highlands
Colorado River
Packer
Ariz
Colorado
Iia
Tomato
San Pedro
Cape San Lucas
Baja California
Marlin Development of
Deer Island
Penn Lake
Johnny Hatfield
Bill Stanford
Bill Rice
Western Outdoor News
Tim Dye
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Ed Singer
Gwen’Brinkley
Hatfield
City of
Vista
Salton City
Salton Sea
Hesperia
Surfside
Heaven Knows
Inidian
Department of Interior
Phillips Lands
Indian Tribal Council
Arizona
State Division of Beaches and Parks
Sierra Madre
Azula
Claremont Men's College
U.S
Southern
Penn Phillips
Culpepper
Tri Island Race ends with tight wind and top finishers
The Tri Island Yacht Race around Santa Barbara featured a 30 knot wind that capsized a boat and reshuffled results. George Sturgis led Newport Harbor YC in Release to overall victory after handicap, with Jubilation second and Papoose third. The piece notes coastal weather and other local boating events and a DC House committee warning on growing pleasure boating accidents.
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Tri Island
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
San Clemente
Santa Catelina Islands
George Sturges
Newport Harbor
Yating
Release
Cliff Tucker
Long Beach YC
J. Jensen
Allegro
Balboa YC
Bill Allen
LAYC
Santa Babara Island
Williar Bell
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Herb Recklin
Don Shemam
Aldh Rumbaugh
Law Grees Sundart Park
A. Rumbsush
Volene
Louie Earl
Jon Peint
Amos
Bae Ora
Fom Baker
Bette Wayne Jerrell
Farmham-Dick
Jim Barnes
John Wilson
Corolas
John Be
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Hardie
Pitre
Leste Salo
Iran
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Ate
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Lee Ai
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Shute
Woson
Dow
Millean
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Wilson AL Pall
Worden
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Witson
Recreston
Talfean
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Green Head Hunting Club
Sim, Calif
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Tommy Williams
Vaahira
Ned
RAYCO
Rayco Specialists
Irstall
Coc Specialist
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ROK Ae, Autoservice
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Kondsal
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Cleo
Long Beach Blvd
Royce Cherge
Carlo P. Giuntini
Pen Phillips Lands, Inc
Holly Corporation
Phillips’ Follies
Canada
Saal
Bea
Leckér
Barracuda
Department of Fish and Geshed
Callier
Mapsaserae
Trabuce Tenes Labs
Ray
M, Margarita
Santa Vinber
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Steward
Rass
Georg Sturgis
Lesta Tee Chit - Tucker
Erie
Spain
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San Diego-Coronado Island
Coronado
Long Beach Marine Stadium
American Power Boat Association
Dick Freek
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U.S. Coast Guard
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