$50 000 Los Angeles Handicap Opens Hollypark Week
The first full week of Hollywood Park racing features the $50,000 added Los Angeles Handicap on Saturday with top handicap stars expected. Revel and T. V. Lark headline a strong field while Joe Finnegan and First Balcony loom as major threats. Goose Girl Stakes opens the week Tuesday for three year olds as a deep sophomore field competes for honors.
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New Policy
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Brown Eyed Mary
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Dance Rhythm
Kantankerous Katy
Never More
Qil Royalty
Quiet Eyes
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Long Beach Rockets edge St. Mary's 7 5 with pivotal doubleplays
The Long Beach Rockets defeated St. Mary's 7 to 5 at Blair Field as four key doubleplays backed a comeback from a 3-0 and 5-4 deficit. St. Mary's stranded runs late with help from Rockets defensive plays and pitching across the last six innings.
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Ashford-to-Meairs
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Sramek
Holtman
Rulfer Rugker
Thariet and Carton
Andrews Wins Top Award At Fresno Relays
Dee Andrews earned the outstanding Jaycee athlete award at the Fresno Relays as his eight man Long Beach City College team took third. Long Beach scored 19 points behind Fullerton and Los Angeles, with Andrews clocking 14.4 in the 120 yard high hurdles and a 14.2 in preliminaries.
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Glasgow wins Lido 14 Open at Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club
Phil Glasgow sailing Terr-a-way from Balboa Yacht Club led 19 boats to win the Senior A division and the Los Angeles Perpetual Trophy in the Lido 14 Open at Bahia Corinthian. Ted Howell and Bill McCord finished behind. Glasgow also earned the Berkshire Trophy as top Newport Harbor competitor.
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Phil Glasgow
Los Angeles
Martha Campbell
Glass
Brother Argyle Campbell
Robert Critchlow
Kern Fleet
W.D. Schock
Mike Hirsh
Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club
Television Championship Broadcast Brief
Fragmentary sports notes mention several matchups and standings across leagues. Names such as Syracuse, Taranto, Buffalo, Calimins and San Juan appear with unclear scores and times, suggesting a partial update of results and players. The scattered items reflect an active broadcast rundown rather than a cohesive recap.
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Billie Jean Dealt Double Net Setback at SC Tennis Trials
Billie Jean Moffitt lost to Karen Hantze 6-4 6-1 in the 75th Southern California sectional finals at the L A Tennis Club. Kathy Chabot and Sally Moore won the women's doubles 6-1 6-4. Ayala beat Fox 9-7 3-6 7-5 8-6 in a long men’s singles final. Bond and Ralston won the men’s doubles 6-4 6-3 6-4 over Palmer and Stewart.
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Karen Hantze
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Miss Hantze
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Sally Moore
Luis Ayala
Chile
Allen Fox
UCLA
Ayala
Bill Bond
Dennis Ralston
Paul Palmer
Frank Stewart
Troy Makes Indy Lineup
Troy Ruttman, youngest Indianapolis 500 winner, and four other drivers qualified for the May 30 race as gusty winds limited practice. The 31-year-old from Dearborn won the 1952 race with 144.799 mph in a 10-mile run. Jack Turner of Seattle posted 144.904 mph in a Bardahl Special before spinning on Saturday. Winds up to 25 mph disrupted several runs and buffeted Rutiman's Zink Special.
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Jearborn
Mich
Jack Turner
Seattle
Bardahl
Turner
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9,000 Watch Surf Contest Opens Weekend Showdown
More than 9,000 surfing enthusiasts lined Doheny State Park beach Sunday to watch Pete Petersen Paul Carey and Linda Benson lead a field of 78 top California and Hawaii contenders in the first Mixed Tandem Surfing Championships. Petersen and Patti Carey shaded the Senior Tandem, Benson edged Luana Harrington for Open Women's surfing while others claimed Open, Junior Paddle, and Tandem events.
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Pete Peterson
Paul Carey
Linda Benson
California
Hawaii
Santa Monica
Pete Petersim
Patti Carey
Aly del Mar
Luana Harrington
Capistrano Beach
Pete Petersen
Fat Carey
Los “Alamitos
Jerra I Marrison
Marion “Harrison
Bobby AnChor
Linda Merrilt
San Clemente
Robert Monce
Tana Paint
Sua Kilroy
Newport Beach
Sam Grosseman
Beverly Hills
Kathy Iverson
Redlands
Ainke Davie
Agus Beach
Sharon Aiter
Cap
Ron Moore
Redondo Beer
Pip Calvin
Ragland
City Softball Tonight Schedule Mixes Fragments and Teams
Readable fragments show a packed softball schedule with Park Ave and Field-Giantron venues. Matchups include Vat Sawa versus Maticu Club, Old Men against Texaco, and Coast Guard District versus The Snouers. Several entries are garbled with dates and locations.
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Sasteiue Cie Tio
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Boys
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Hotties Grivmet Poon
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Pan-American Park
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American Linen Bae
Bethany Burns
Seal Geach Brethen
Haughton Gark—2
Graaan
Ribe de Chute Eh
Brethen
Presbyterian
Local Football Game Ends In Narrow Decision
A Houston crowd watched a tightly contested match featuring Inglanapatts Omang ii and Daaer with key plays from Beaver and Horn. Pauthene and other officials managed a close finish, awarding a small margin victory for the home side amid spirited defense.
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Moss Wins Grand Prix Monte Carlo
Stirling Moss of Britain won the Monte Carlo Grand Prix in a Lotus, holding off Americans Ritchie Ginther and Phil Hill in final laps. Ginther finished second, Hill third, on a 195-mile race in 2 hours 45 minutes 50.1 seconds at about 74 mph. Brabham retired with engine trouble on lap 38.
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Stirling Moss
Britain
Ritchie Ginther
Phil Hill
Moss
Lotus
Ginther
Hill
Los Angeles
Santa Monica
Calif
Jack Brabham
Australia
Tmpsy
Lola
Ieichie Ginther
Usackersar
USA
Ferrard
Nieder makes pro boxing debut in six round bout
Olympic shot put champion Bil Nieder fights Jim Wiley in a six round prelim at Alhambra Auditorium ahead of Giardello and Graves bouts. Also news on Preakness outlook after Crozier and Globemaster recovery, PGA site dispute, and Italy racer Baghetti wins Naples Grand Prix.
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Jim Wiley
Philadelphia
Alhambra Auditorium
Joey Giardello
Iass Skein
Wilfie Graves
Italy
Giancarlo Baghetti
Naples
Sanders Wins Colonial Open In Rally To Top Palmer
Doug Sanders surged from behind at Fort Worth to win the Colonial National Invitation. He birdied 10 and 11, posted a final-round 70 for 281 total and $7,000 first prize, surpassing Arnold Palmer and Gene Littler who faltered late. Ken Nagle finished second with 282.
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Eee
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Vancouver
Hawaii
Portland
San Diego
Coon and
Hall Tacoma
Angels Scrap Game Amid Squeeze Play Flubs
The Angels committed four errors that led to three unearned runs as Minnesota built a lead, and Rigney faulted his club for failing signs. In the eighth with the Angels ahead 3-2, Earl Averill reached third on a walk and wild pitch, a squeeze was tried twice, and misplays by Astromonte and Mincher altered the inning.
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Jack Finck
Bere Ise St Anthony
Jordan
Tcdewell
Geace
Banbecger
Bax Jamney Palmer
Vinton
Bilson
Baird
Retter
Choate
Anderson
Arew
Schotter
Bellon
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