Lamb Sets CIF Quarterfinal Track Pace With 4:15.3 Mile
Terry Lamb of Bolsa Grande ran a 4 15 3 mile Friday night to break the Garden Grove league mark by seven seconds and signal strong form for CIF quarterfinals next Saturday. Garden Grove won the league meet with 931 5 points to Bolsa Grande Oops.
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Anaheim
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Three No-Hitters In Suburban League
In Friday action the Suburban League produced three no-hitters with visiting teams winning all games. Gahr defeated La Mirada 12-0 as Barry Traynor hurled Gahr’s first no-hitter, Glenn blanked Mayfair 4-0, and Neff beat Artesia 2-0, a battle for first place.
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la Mirada
Glenn
Mayfair
Neff
Artesia
Barry Traynor
Bellflower Clinches Tie for Bay League Title Race
Bellflower High wins 9-4 over Lynwood to reach 10-3 with two games left, tying for the Bay League lead. Santa Fe stays in title contention at 8-5 after a 2-1 win over Norwalk. California tops Excalibur 13-3 as Darryl Phillips drives a 13-hit attack. South tops Santa Monica, Rector delivers two-run hit.
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Torrance
Mike Seberger
Bellflower
Lynwood
Bucs
Santa Fe
Norwalk
Ron Clark
Joe Miranda
California
Excelsior
Darryl Phillips
South
Santa Monica
Dennis Rector
Area track results highlight Santa Fe League meet
The Santa Fe League track meet featured multiple events with top marks by Verbum Dei and Garden Grove athletes. Verbum Dei runners posted 43.4 in a relay and 3:29.5 in the Mile Relay, while Garden Grove anchored by Mariola and Krzyzosiak set records in the Mile Relay and 440 events, with Garden Grove also winning key relays and individual sprints.
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la Salie
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Damien
Mission
Cantwell
Local High School Scores Highlight Seasonal Standings
The report lists multiple football and track results from various teams including Santa Monica decline and Irvine matches with scorers such as Leech Quisenberry and Stanley Hansen. Correspondents Richard Dyke Errol Foremaster Jim Foul Carl Gon and Ted Ins cover games across Torrance Long Beach Irvine and Fountain Valley.
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Compton Tops Coast League Qualifiers in Track Finals
Compton led Coast League qualifiers with 16 entries, two more than Centennial, as Zachary Donaldson and Jimmy Love posted strong times in hurdles and sprints. Locke and San Pedro both advanced 16 teams in the Marine League finals, while Reynaldo Brown of Compton cleared 6-6 in high jump, with several athletes tying or breaking city records.
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Los Angeles
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Compton's O'Sullivan Wins Two in Conference Finals
Barry O'Sullivan of Compton captured the shot put and discus titles in the Western State Conference finals. Dan Moore East Los Angeles and Lance Babb LACC each swept two events, while Tim Tubb Moorpark won in the mile and two mile. Larry Diggs of San Bernardino led the Eastern Conference with 28 points, winning the long jump and placing in other events.
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LACC
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Moorpark
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Cerritos Falcons Rally To Regain Lead In Conference
Cerritos College regained a share of first in the Metropolitan Conference with a 4-3 win over Santa Monica after an earlier penalty trimmed its record. The Falcons had fallen behind when four victories were voided for ineligible players, but a seventh inning rally led by Dave Snow's fly ball pushed them back into a tie for first as Long Beach lost to Pasadena.
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