Busch wins first national title at 70 in Seattle indoor 65 plus
Carl Busch of Long Beach earned his first national championship in the National Senior Indoor 65 and over tournament at the Seattle Tennis Club. He captured the singles and, with partner Judge Joseph Ciano of Redlands, the doubles. Busch has played tennis 53 years.
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Carl Busch
Long Beach
Carl
Busch
Seattle
Joseph Ciano
Redlands
J. Gilbert Hall
Veteran tennis star Busch recalls decades on court
The 65 year old UCLA captain from 1922 recounts a long career with multiple trophies and a 1990s Heart Association award he earned after a heart attack eight years earlier. He and his wife travel often, playing three times weekly at Lakewood and South Gate clubs. A local girls tennis tournament is set for Nov 16 at Long Beach City College with entries from Wilson Poly Millikan Jordan and Lakewood.
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Canada
United States
Mexico
Busch
Lakewood Country Club
South Gate
America
Long Beach City College
George Gonzales
Lakewood High
Wilson
Poly
Millikan
Jordan
Lakewood
Vern Stephens Hall of Fame Hopeful Star of Red Sox Era
Vern Stephens a powerful AL hitter over 15 seasons led RBIs in 1944 and 1949 tied for AL lead in 1949 and 1950 with Ted Williams. He formed a famed Boston one two punch with Williams from 1948 to 1951 and hit 39 homers in 1949 the AL shortstop record. He retired with 247 homers and 1,174 RBIs and is noted as a manager’s delight and popular figure. He died after a career with Browns and Red Sox and was living in Long Beach. Funeral arrangements by Dilday's Family Mortuary.
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St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Bosox
Stephens
Browns
St. Louis
Boston
Lemon
American Legion
Wilson
Vern
Cleveland
Williams
Stevens
The
Assn. of
Professional Ballplayers of America
Hillerich Bradsby
Louisville
Long Beach
Bernice
Vern III
Ronald
Wendy
Dilday’s
Irishman Rea loses mouthpiece as Desmond lands solid blows
In a boxing card with Desmond dominating Rea in five rounds, authorities halted the bout as Rea bled from nose and mouth. Richie Sue stops Noriega in seven rounds for his first loss, while Lomelli dominates Navarro for the lightweight title. Dwight Hawkins wins state featherweight in eight rounds. Conigliaro pitches three innings in instructional league, Phillies win 3-0.
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Desmond
Rea
John Thomas
Mantequilla
Napoles
Portland
Richie Sue
Mexico City
Gil Nor
East L.A
Teo Cruz
Long Beach
Mando Ramos
Arturo Lomelli
Lomelli
Navarro
Pillar
Ruben
Joey Olmos
L.A
Dwight Hawkins
van Nuys
Frankie Crawford
Crawford
Olmos
Sarasota, Fla
UPI
Tony Conigliaro
Philadelphia Phillies
Palmer Golfing Tip for Stance and Elbow Alignment
The guidance explains aligning the stance with the target line and keeping the hips parallel. It emphasizes returning the right elbow to the right side during the downswing to prevent the clubhead from moving outside the target line.
Browns Bills Jets Bears Steelers Update NFL Injuries Week
Multiple NFL players suffer injuries and uncertain statuses ahead of games. Browns defensive end out six weeks with two cracked ribs. Jets linebacker sidelined for season with knee injury. Bears activate quarterback and place fullback on squad. Steelers linebacker out with elbow injury. Linebacker replacements anticipated for upcoming games.
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Browns
Bill
Montreal
Gary Glick
Bears
Jackie Concannon
Andy Livingston
Steelers
Jonn
Bob Horn
Hollywood Park Night Racing Contract Talks Break Down
Western Harness Racing officials and Parimutuel Guild Local 280 failed to reach a night contract on Monday threatening the November 12 start of night racing at Hollywood Park. WHR offered a $2 per night premium for ticket sellers and cashiers, rejected by the guild which asked for at least $4 each night. A Hollywood Park spokesman said a day meeting would begin November 12 if no agreement is reached.
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Parimutuel Guild Local 280
Hollywood Park
WHR
Guild
Harness Results Summary From Race Card Section
The article lists harness racing results across nine races with finish orders, drivers, times, and payouts. Notable horses include Cardinal a Milmery, Windale Ladybird, Adios, Arlene Denes Wilburn, Dante Hanover, Crown Sons, and Langford Heaver, with attendance 8,733 and mutuel pool $733,019.
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Arlene
Walla
Secon
Piney
Sedan
Longstone
Ord Perry
King of Raters
Colton
Camere
Pappa
Serge Poinge
Tare Post Road
Wer
Tierney
Pineda
Pierce
Jene
Royal Ground Fy
Sweet Moment
Wilburn
Furt
Rosales Or
Betty Lorraine
Liz
Yatenquete
Many Mansions
Diet
Thevil
Leonard
Valenzuela
Chris T.R
Cardinal
Duster
Bilis
Adios
Chris Will
jPaio
Lancer Sacer
Roydon John
Hunter
Armoro Invicta
Raichford
Freiant
Delusion
Hawk
Caleb
Ink
Arlene Denes Wilburn
Lad
Will
Oss 'Alg
Poppa_ Rex
Nip Spencer
Brook Abbe
Merry Ruler
Ida Dace
Dante Hanover
Roydon Frost
Iter
Joe Parker
Wee ‘Herb
Jimmy Car_Lith
Mocking Dream
Armbro
Tarport Coulter
Hrace
Tro Crown Sons
van Me Nh
Isetta Rodney
Williams
Belle
Prince Henry Nehasane
Cyrus
Nitro Hanover
Helen
Adonis
Val Averil
Grenier
Janes
Knight Ensign
Walle
Farring Caeitetimiateiaie
Queen’s Connor
Billi Blaine
Langford Heaver
Henry Kid
Hobby Horse
Our Nancy
Met
Chicory
Tidy Go Earns Spot Toys for Tots at Alamitos
Racing at Los Alamitos features the ninth Toys for Tots program with a $2,600 purse at 350 yards. Admission requires one new toy. Tidy Go won the seventh race Monday in 18.1 seconds, earning a possible invitation to the $40,000 Juvenile Championship. Diamonds An Wine and Five Bar Finale followed in the wagering.
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Frosty Hawk
Collins
Watson
Buddy Mackay
Lipham
Pony Nerac
Crosby
Jay Bear
Cardoza
Jay H
Royal Tiem
Kanis
Anchor Bee
Smith
Andyoa
Morris
Hanks Doc
Ay Adair
Lisa Dear
Araiza
Los Alamitos
Swift
Cypress
Tidy Go
Diamonds
Los Alamitos Race Meet Report Races and Purses
Races listed with 400 yard events at Los Alamitos show winners and approximate payouts. Parker Bie and Sun Ghost head 400 yard heats while Kiptys Goldangel and Cindy's Man run in 1350 and 400 yard races respectively. mutuel pool totals reach $394,996 with attendance noted at 1945.
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Parker Bie
Crosby
Mr. High Glo
Crdz
Baldanado
Ome
Aaicki Dei Mar
Speca Decka
Back Court
Chicaro's
Adair
Cheauve Deck
Smith
Araiza
el Gavilan
Little Tessie
Scooter Gray
Dartman
Triple Decker
Roe
Katsy
Sun Ghost
Tony's
Page
Gloria Leo
Collins
Leo’s Bar Death
Breeze’n Bob
Miss Top Shelley
Bobby de Luxe
Lucky Bar Ree
Don Ksar
Lark Grand
Duster Bar Boy
Jungie Bar
Cardoza
Romansander Hilo
Ue Moon
Jay Ralph
Rebel Cee
Kipty
Goldangel
Art
Lonin
Fan Tuback
Spy Catcher
Girlie’s Rockey
NM Eeth Fate
Fence
Royal Riot
Charge Royal
Areize Gedeanks Schone
Rie Niel
Esa Abt
Arielist
Willow
Ae Ata Aeck
Ima Ro
Wil
Titania
Aintieihienapee
Sam
Anis
Eine
Power Boy
Dickey
la Rae
Rocket
Rae
Cindy
Neora
Avanita Barend
Mutuel
Betz’s Best Hollywood Park Race Notes
Probable winner Hal's Guy in the seventh, with Bet Freeman's Dream the South's top money prospect Red Wave in the next, Spring Fever in eth to Laird in seventh, and Brown Go Boy in stall for Special.
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Receaeye
Farrington Jowami
Mcilmurray
Avalon Davon
Craig
Brown Go Boy
Sherren
Nobie Rodney
McGonagle
Rosita Long
Merriman Rictor
Cae Espeee Eeemromeenee
Eileen Colby
Olds
Ira
Paisley
Betty Beech
Next Creed
McGregor
Storm
Tass
Ane
Washer
Cottonwood Billie
Medurray
Jerry Way
Connie Adios
Tisher Brown
Valles Key
Mr. Budlon
Hal’s Guy
Melimurray
Mission Eoree
Thornton
Mr. Childs
Wwilierns Aninpthasigans
Nu Lu
Range
Marsh Ee
Provills
Scott Russell
Mai Tal
Ratchford
Oakhampton
Nuns
Cornell
Ballard
Empire's
Oakhampto
Gailon
Williams, Jr
Speedy Flo
Fair Vale
Carol Hoot
N Williams
Arden
Wishard
Fire Blaze
Sears
Todd
Queietle
Lane
Dave Blaze
Jacobs
Keily’s
Sweet Speed
Williams
Deveda
R_GALLON
Sareerot
Carthal
Vollaro
Dell of
R. Williams
Orbit Man
Crane
Tee Renard
Currance
Vedo Sete
Dennis
Luciano
Grenier
Katie Gregor
Eman
Dell Haven
Hollywood Park
Hal
Guy
Freeman
Sth
Red Wave
Éth
Laird
Probable Winner Miss Prissy Jet in 7th race
Best bet Leap Part leads in first. Doubie Rose a money prospect for a win. Portes Agate last in the third. Tear Drop Kid a longshot in special Princess Dial.
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Mason
Terry
Holly
Consensus
Leap. Parr
D. Bar Rose
Joe Rose
Dr. Miller the Kook
Dr. Miller
Leap Parr
Miss Beleset
Annies
Ruteall
Aes
Obie
D'Arcy Kay
Rocket Jaguar
Miss L. Deck
L. Deck
Princess Dial
Barnett
P. Jet
P. Jet Jose McCoy " Hoblerita
Decka Rebel
P. Jet Decka Rebe
Jose McDi
Jose McCoy
GoGo Eagle
David Jane
Double Rose Saints
Avid Jane
Saints
Hobierita
David
Los Alamitos
Prissy Jet
Ist
Doubie Rose
Win Portes
Agate
Kid
Longshot
Unclear boxing match notes reference Liverpool and New Jersey
Fragmentary report lists names Les McAtter from Britain and George Jaan with a knockdown. Mentions Randy Stevens from New York with 184 and Curtis Bruce from Newark with 176 in Trenton New Jersey and Virginia Islands context.
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Liverpool
England
Les McAtter
Britain
Tke'd
George Jaan
Trenton
N.J
New York
Randy Stevens
Virgin Islands
Curtis Bruce
Newark
Lakers 66 and other regional high school results
Reported scores include Lakers 66 over Bo Brummiers 43. Coty IL Lakewood Sheriff 46 playing Shell 37. Paine LS 16. Lanewood and JCs 41 defeating Warriors 32. Swain LIC 14.
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Lakers
Bo Brummiers
Coty
Lakewood
Sheriffs
Shell of
Paine
Lanewood Aod Jcs
Warriors
Swain
LIC
Red Wings Recall Watson and North Stars Appoint Parker MacDonald
Detroit recalls defenseman Watson from Baltimore and moves Bob Falkenberg. Parker MacDonald, a 15 year veteran, is named coach of the Memphis South Stars.
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Red Wings
Watson
Baltimore
Deee
Bob Falkenberg
Parker MacDonald
Goveren
Memphis South Stars
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AAMCO
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