Trick Riding and Classic Cars Highlight Good Ol Days
Motor displays and demonstrations draw crowds as Good Ol Days Downtown unfolds on Pine Avenue. Highlights include wheelie tricks by Danny Philips and Jim Goldsmith, hot rods judged by Bill Stroppe, and quarter midget races by Pat and Mike Slaney. A parade of antique autos and rare MGs, plus Dr Milton Roth's Brescia Bugatti and Ferraris, fills the weekend with automotive showcases and a Pebble Beach-esque Concours d Elegance note.
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Paul
Pine Ave
Stn St
Ocean Bld
Pam
Danny Philips
Jim Goldsmith
spec+ tators
Sid St
Pine
Bill Stroppe
Pat
Mike Slaney
Long Beach
Frank Mason
Frank
Milton Roth
Lincoln Park
Triumph touring party boosts sales and trips noted
A列 column describes the Thomas entourage touring the western states in a Triumph promotion, with Dave Thomas’s agency leading Triumph sales in the region. Ken Swanson and colleagues join a Utah to California trip, hunting and recreation included. Renault tops August import sales in California with 1,739 units, 288 ahead of nearest rival.
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ALOHA
Triumph
Mis- Tuaus
Isissippi
Dave Thomas
Thomas
Triumph Desier
Hawaii
Inas Triumphshan
Dave
Swansun Saraani
Thomases
Ken J Ben Rosenaff
and Swanson
Jack Strength
Motors
MG Morris
Austin Healey
Teading Triumph
Richfield
Utah
Cal Sales Inc
Renault
Motor Recorder
Inault
California
Split Decision to Fernandez in TV Bout
New York. Cuban slugger Florentino Fernandez earned his 22nd straight victory with a split decision over Gaspar Ortega in a 10 round Madison Square Garden bout. Referee Al Bert scored for Ortega 5-4-1, while judges Forbes and Gordon had Fernandez ahead 6-2-2 and 5-4-1 respectively.
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Fernandez
New York
UPI
Anbesten
Florentino Fernandez
Gaspar Ortega
Mexico
Madison Square Garden
al Bert
Cuba
Frank Forbes
Jack Gordon
Hot Rods Return to Ascot Tonight
Hot rod races return to New Ascot Stadium half mile oval with a 40 lap main event featured in a Wevent program. Time trials start at 7 p.m. Top drivers listed include Jack Austin Downey Clyde Mitchell Paul Jones Torrance Rob Hogle Buena Park Emiel Young Bud Astry Lakewood Jack Kelly Long Beach Freddie Thompson Downey.
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Ascot Stadium
Wevent
Jack Austin
Downey
Clyde Mitchell
Paul Jones
Torrance
Rob Hogle
Buena Park
Emiel
Young
Bud Astry
Lakewood
Jack Kelly
Long Beach
Freddie Thomp
Son
Azusa Tops LBSC Frosh 19-0 in Friday Game
Azusa College took advantage of four fumbles by Long Beach State Frosh to win 15-0 on the victor’s field Friday night. Azusa ground out 276 yards to 106 for LBSC, scoring 11 points in the final minute and a half.
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Azusa College
Long Beach State Frosh
Jon
49Ers
Azusa
Long Beach
Craligse
Jim Hurtubise
Pocuenssa
Parpionship
Sac
Mennerr
Lathrop-Glover
Johnny Thomson
Tony Bettenhausen
Rodger Ward
Hurtubise
Ltd
No TV Grid Game in Southern California Today
There will be no televised college football game of the week in Southern California today. No broadcast scheduled for major college grid action in the region this Saturday, leaving fans without a national or regional telecast for the slate.
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Southern
California
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Roth
Ettore
Bugatti
Rath
Cally
Freenv Mnierile
CAA
B Pit
Tiger
Nick Valenta
Topeka
Kan
Tiger Nick
Metro Hall
N. Wilton Pl
Hollywood
CRA
Lee
Knox
Walt James
Pebble Beach
Los Angeles
Jack
See
Mercedesbenz
Corrie
Motoxcom
Jamestown
Dale Brown
Bob Burt
Art Stephan
Preae
SIMCA
Parla
Chrysler Carp
Nalcre Terry
Verne Holmes
Atlantic GA
Ken
Swanson
Las Vegas
Palmer Import Motors
FIAT
Lancia
Alfa Romeo
Long Beach Blvd
Garfield
Hot Rods
Ascot
Provoence & Convents
Banner & Battal
HL Newo
Atlantic
USAC
Lennox
Bettenhausen
Phoenix
Lions Associated
Alameda Land
Sts
Rambler
Gladstone
Nemautt Booteeshin
Carliirals
Anaheim
Bia
7&H Tire CO
Magnolia
Alondra
America
FORD
Lincoln
Merguay
Edsel Eonginesysk
Consolidated Motors
Amabeia
Mora
Hillman- A
Dale Brown Motors
Calli
Rootes Motors
Rootes
Cars International, Inc
Lac Pacific Counpany
Calif
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