Talley Wins West Coast Surf Title At Huntington Beach
Jack Haley of Seal Beach was named winner of the first annual West Coast Surfboard Championships at Huntington Beach. Louie Tarter of Huntington Beach won the boys open and Linda Benson, 14, of San Diego, was the women's winner. The released results list several placers and participant names.
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Linda Benson
San Diego
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Braves Get Edge in Schedule in a Baseball Confab
The piece describes managers Schelling and Hemus weighing pennant chances, naming Milwaukee's edge in the schedule, Johnny Logan’s clutch play for the Braves, and Don Drysdale’s limited success at Wriptey Field. It notes Cubs, Cardinals, Giants, and White Sox contenders, with opinions on pitching, catching, and World Series prospects.
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Cardinals
Sally Hemus
Schelling
Cubs
Johnny Logan
Braves
Logan
Dexiger
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Wriptey Field
Hemuts
Giants
Hemus
White Sox
Emus
del Crandall
Hla
Smith
Reiser to Lead St Paul Club Next Year
Pete Reiser, a future managerial candidate for the Dealers, will take over the St Paul club next year after serving as Dodgers top minor league manager and winning the Texas League pennant with Victoria. The report also notes Don Demeter and Danny Murtidt considering offers to jump to Japan next year.
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Dealers
St. Paul
Reiser
Dodgers
Victoria
Mar Macon
Don Demeter
Danny Midevidt
Demeter
Dodger Notary
Islands
Carl Erskine
Frank Howard
Busch Stadium
Red Patterson
Trey Amouit
Nats Fumble Three Times In 8-4 Loss To Yankees
Washington native Art Ditmar limited the Senators to six hits as the New York Yankees won 8 to 4 in a cautiously played game. Five Senators errors helped the Yankees secure the victory.
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UPI
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Stell Prekabte Bitar Ce
A terse fragment from a historical page notes a figure Stell Prekabte Bitar Ce with unclear context. The readable text provides no dates places or affiliations to anchor a fuller event or outcome.
How to Stay Sweethearts A Quirky Digest Note
A fragmented note from Real's Digest recounts an October barband anecdote about relationships. It hints at questions about staying together and the strain of affectionate pursuit, with a reflective tone on love and communication.
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Erieth
Real's Digest
Pete ITickets on sale for LECC event with special guest
Tickets on sale for LECC Pete event featuring Mike Pecarovich as special guest speaker honoring Long Beach City College football alumni. The banquet is 7 pm Thursday in the Viking Student Union with $10 tickets covering dinner. Tickets available at Martinien Piper Co. and Vastman Otto Supplies. Vikings open season Friday versus Cerritos at St.
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Hiacluses
Martinien Piper Co
Sed St
Vastman Otte
Sil Labhst
Vikings
Cerritos
Betz Best Most Probable Winner Theelum Ex Sth Best Ret
The card highlights Theelum Ex Sth Best Ret as a likely winner with Jim's Jet favored in the 12th race. Best Money Prospect Maritime Feet is noted in the 10th race parlay with Drifting Sea advancing to Teresita in the south. Longshot Special Imposer leads in the south.
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Theelum
Jim
Maritime Feet
Teresita
Fragmented OCR summary of a local notice item
The text is garbled OCR from a local newspaper item with names and dates partially legible. It references individuals such as Treo and Me ad relief, possibly a court or civic notice, but key details are unreadable. The fragmentary lines include a date like 1-1-68 and mentions locations and people, though specifics remain unclear.
Pomona Handicap and Horse Racing Notes From Friday
Race list and handicapping notes include Pomona events, pacing and trotting fields, riders and harness details. Mentions teams, horses, and contenders with scattered results and entries across multiple heats and venues.
Pomona Track Meet Results Include Several Notable Performances
The Pomona meet reports multiple events with strong showings by riders and horses. Notable runs include entries by Mikgy Verstings, Carrol reeyn, and Zell roar among others, with detailed placings and times across races from the first to the tenth panel.
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Mae
Mikgy Verstings Corsi
Paevor
Baleran
Tae Dee
Mave Tae
Carrol
Zell Roar
Pnewa Corse
Evelein
Martel Hue
Trent
Oomena Erie
Dechy Trial Tops Penona Derby Program
POMONA The $5,000 Derby Trial for 322 miles and sixteenth heads today’s top race at Fair Fruits. Sweet June is the likely favorite in a small sixhorse field for three-year-olds with entrants including Tango’s Flath Semie Blast Primary Net Man and Smart Steel.
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Primary
Net Man
Smart Steel
Garbled OCR notice from a historic page
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page shows unclear names and numbers. It mentions fees, a crew, and a bus fee in a garbled form with several incomplete phrases and uncertain entities.
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