Stanford to Rebuild Press Box at Stadium
Stanford University will reconstruct its press box at Stanford Stadium for next year at a cost of 116000 dollars. The old structure was criticized as the worst in football, and the project aims to reduce wind intrusion and improve reporting conditions plus seating for reporters.
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L B Area Pilots Seek Starting Berth in 500
Sixty one entries, including 18 new cars, are counted for the 43rd Memorial Day 500 at Indianapolis. Eight rookies are recommended for a test when practice opens, led by Chuck Daigh in the J C Agajanian Special and Wayne Weiler in the Massaglia Hotels Special.
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Calumet Re-Enters On-and-On In Derby Fray
Trainer Jimmy Jones surprised Churchill Downs by re entering On And On in the Kentucky Derby field just ahead of the entry deadline. Ismael Valentudla, who rode Tim Tam to victory last year, expected to ride with Meadow Stable’s First Landing and Tomy Lee among other notable contenders listed with their riders.
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Poly Spikers Aim for Three Berths in CIF Finals
Poly High eyes three berths in the CIF eliminations at Stephens Field, Wilson and Lakewood high schools to determine the top performers for next week’s meet. Poly led qualifiers with 74 entries, while Millikan earned 45, Wilson 34, Lakewood 33, and Jordan 23 across varsity, Bee, and Dee divisions.
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Sisk Masters Wilson in 2-1 Poly Win at Blair Field
Poly High pitcher Tom Sisk limited Wilson to two hits and went the distance as the Jackrabbits beat Wilson 2-1 at Blair Field. Poly scored in the first on Willie Brown's steal and Gastwirth's single, with Brown scoring again in the third.
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Saints Tackle Loyola in Catholic League baseball clash
The Saints aim for a spot as the Catholic League Big 37 showdown with Loyola is set for Friday at 3 15 p m on the Lancer field. St Anthony’s trails Serra after a Tuesday loss and has four league games to rebound behind Serra’s lead.
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Long Beach State Plays Pepperdine in Blair Field Tuneup
LBSC Vic at Blair Field hosts Pepperdine as Long Beach State eyes a big doubleheader with San Diego State Saturday at Blair. Coach John McConnell seeks first SDSU win. pitchers George Fagan Ray Warmer and Ralph Hansen to start. Hall and Evans lead batting with high averages as CCAA standings update.
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OCC Aquas Lead Opening Night in Southern California IC Meet
Ray Bray of Orange Coast College won the 1500 meter freestyle as OCC opened the Southern California IC championships. OCC swept the early events with Orange Coast totaling nine points, Long Beach seven, Fullerton four and Santa Monica one.
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Viking Nine Faces Week End Crucials
Long Beach City College plays El Camino and Bakersfield this weekend on the CC diamond as coach Joe Hicks’s Vikings chase the Metropolitan Conference Iron Man trophy. LBCC holds a 21/6 lead toward the final standings with a potential double victory over Bakersfield boosting their title hopes. Jeff King starts today against El Camino’s Larry Hankhammer, a 6 2 league mark.
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Lakewood L B Teams Set for Softball Debuts
The World Softball Congress begins its season tonight with two opening games. Ten Southern California teams play nine end games as Lakewood Fire Fighters host at Park Ave Field and Lakewood Majors at Mayfair Park. Entertainment closes the Majors opener with the Lakewood High School Dixie Band at 7, plus Beverly Miller's baton twirl exhibition. League play runs through August 15.
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Oxy Seeks 14th SCIAC Track Crown at Patterson Field
Occidental eyes its 14th consecutive SCIAC track title as host to Pomona and three other league schools at Patterson Field. The sole challenger to end Oxy’s run appears to be Ken Goodman of Pomona, a 475 meter? squarter-miler and 1:54 half miler. Competition starts at 7:30 p.m.
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Eight More Days for Alamitos Racing Bill Approved
The State Assembly sent to the Senate a measure permitting an extra eight days of quarter horse racing at Los Alamitos each year. The bill by Assemblyman Richard Z. Hams allows a 50 day meet plus five charity days instead of seven consecutive working days, noting current law effectively limits racing to 42 days with no Sunday racing.
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High School Muntr Eye Feels Fon At Wien Benee
A fragment from a school event reads as a brief note about a student activity at a local high school. It mentions names and places in a garbled OCR sequence with unclear dates or outcomes.
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