City Bowlers Resume Title Action at Premier Tonight
Two squads of teams resume the fifth annual city men's bowling tournament tonight at Premier Bowl, Locust Ave. Doubles and singles continue tomorrow noon, with five more squads slated for tomorrow night. The handicap event, sponsored by the Long Beach Bowling Association, runs weekends through May 4. Lead score is a 2593 by Howard Zink Corp. in Class A.
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Locust Ave
Fivo
Long Seach Bowling Association
Howard Zink. Corp
Jack Dillon
Frank Gatta
John Treland
Wilbur Taute
Jack Smith
Thags
TKS Sencace
Upy
Zink Cece
le Titi
Haine Eerge
Bains
L ‘Stsry
Abutta
AKO
Iters Ewourth
Juin
Currie
Itass Aial
Beltwestvale Mushy
Seaman
Burr Brammeraim
Blan Hue
Igoe Bucs
Robert Halter
Anor Ellewort Blake
Ev Juergats
Swim records fall at AAU women’s indoor championships
In Daytona Beach Florida April 12 the AAU women’s senior indoor swimming and diving nationals saw two more records and multiple best marks. Chicago Town Club set world and AAU records in the 400 yard freestyle relay while American and AAU standards also tumbled as events concluded.
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Daytona Reach
Fla
National American Athletic Union
Chicago
A” Algam
Woeyard Back O'Brien
Hed Bank
Stack
Berkeley
Calene Lafayette
Alee
Waatangtin
Carel Pence
Libyette
Ind
Lynch
Luby
Marae Hulton
Chacnge Town
T. Ads van
Portland
Ore
Ark
Denmark
Ornstein Reaches Quarterfinals in Dudley Cup Tennis
Bob Ornstein of Jordan High advanced to the Dudley Cup quarterfinals in Santa Monica with a 7-5 6-4 win over Al Schaumer of Hollywood High. Top seeds also won as Bill Cranston defeated David Mark 6-2 6-3 and Bal Roberts beat Ken Smith 6-2 6-4 while George Harrison from Poly was eliminated.
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Bob Ornstein
Jordan High
Santa Monica
Hallywood High
al Schaumer
Bill Cranston
South Pasadenas
Bakersfield
David Markoff
Bal Roberts
University High
Ken Smith
Los AM
Geles Wilson
Lofiy Beach
Poly
George Harrison
Jim Douglas
Wings Seek 2-0 Lead In Canadiens Cup Clash
Montreal April 12 AP The Detroit Red Wings and Montreal Canadiens will not play extra time if regulation ends tied in game two of their best-of-seven Stanley Cup series. Detroit aims to take a commanding 2-0 lead with a win in Montreal then return to Detroit for game three. An earlier opener was marred by an erratic clock ending that extended play by a minute.
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Montreal
Detroit Red Wings
Montreal Canadiens
Detroit
Wings
Canadiens
Cluch
Irvin
Coleman Fifth at Pasadena Golf Meet
Coleman of Wilson High shot 75 to take fifth in the first annual Pasadena City Junior Coif Championships at Brookside Park. Bob McCallister of San Gabriel won with 68, John Thormton second at 71. Arlene Brooks of Annandale won the girls crown with 83.
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Jim Coleman
Wilson Hightech
Pasadena City
Marvin Burk
Gens Fuurtly
Clase
Jack Behner
Atadena Soppeil Frat
Necreation Park
Race Entries Harness Racing at Santa Anita Apr 12
Santa Anita hosts a packed program for Saturday April 12 with first post at 1 p.m. The card features multiple divisions for one mile trots and paces, purses around 1000 to 5000, entries include drivers O’Brien, Cantons, and Baldwins, plus longshots like Valv Colb and Scarlet Scourge in varied classes and conditions.
Petersen Pin Test Continues in Chicago Bowing Classic
About 230 bowlers queued for turns at the SSCCN first prize of 85,000 in the Petersen bowling classic in Chicago. Current leader Walter Harrison of Waterloo Iowa posted 1572 eight-game total in last weekend's opening round. In the concurrent Dom de Vito classic Carmen Salvino of Chicago led with 1661.
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SSCCN
Walter’ Harrison
Waterloo
Iowa
Wweek
Dom de Vito
Carmen Salvino
Redbirds Browns Open Grudge Go
In St Louis on April 12 the major league clubs wrap spring exhibitions with the yearly Cardinale Brown city series. Eddie Stanky plans to use both St Louis pitchers Gerry Staley and Cliff Chambers in today’s game as the opener against Pittsburgh looms while Tommy Byrne and John Hetki provide potential bullpen help for the Browns.
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BT. Louis
WPSL
Louis
Tommy Byrne
Rapers Hornsby
Gerry Staley
Cliff Chambers
Cardinals
Eddie Stanky
Redbirds
Pittsburgh
John Hetki
Browns
Byrne
Earl Caplinger Rolls 625 in 890 Sweeper
Earl Caplinger posted a high single series of 625 with games 200 202 and 223 in the sweepstakes session of the Major 890 Mlacchea. Kemp Jewelers won the sweeps with a 2980 series. other top outfits included Cahpone's Music Davies Texaco Proctor's Shorting Goods and Frank James Used Cars.
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Kemp Jewelers
Cahpone
Davies Texaco
Proctor's
Frank] James
George Murray
Wil Paredere
Brandenbure
Dewes
Myere Sti
Art
Sivote
Ofr
Tvirginia Businessmen's
Glenn Howerton
Ton- Rotel
Jeho Muller
Hor Yyyry
Shay Sonrole
Gmur
Bob Holland
Exact Co
Islareley
Rain Threat Hits Texas Loop Opener Night Crowds Dwindle
The Texas League season opens amid rain threats reducing expected attendance. Shreveport San Antonio and Dallas reported rainfall with more forecast as games begin. Schedule features Worth at Oklahoma City and Tulsa at Beaumont, with Houston at Antorio. Oklahoma City's outlook is relayed as cool.
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Shreveport
San Antonio
Dallas
Worth
Onoms
Tulsa
Beaumont
Antopio
Oklahoma City
Shrevepart
Derby Candidates Tangle at Jamaica
New York April 12 AP reports 13 three-year-olds compete in the $25,000 added Experimental Handicap No. 2 at Jamaica, with 11 Derby hopefuls including Blue Man Han nibal Sky Ship Master Fiddle and High Scud among possibles. Blue Man is favored with 114 pounds while Hannibal carries 119. The field also features Cajun One Throw Quiet Step Tape Reader Put Out ANs Fair Warpath Sky Ship Pinter and Master Fiddle. not all were entered for the Derby on May 3 at Louisville.
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Jamaica
Whitte Oak
Blue Man
Bayard Sharp
Hannibal
Brockmeade Stable
Sky Ship
Myhelyn Stable
Montpelier Stable
Finter
King Ranch
A. W. Abbott
Hialeah
Ogden
Master Fiddle
Louisville
Pigeons Late Operation Coo Proves a Dud
Ventura April 12 Operation Coo failed to deliver timely baseball results for an exhibition between Ventura and Fresno in the California League. Radio station KVEN tried to broadcast via carrier pigeons from Ontario but pigeons arrived hours late with partial innings while other birds reportedly dated girlfriends in Cucamonga. The station relied on telephone lines as backup, and Ventura won the game 9 0.
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Coo
KVEN
Fresno
Ontario
Cucamonga
Way Paints
Western Union Emiployes
Liberty broadcasts seek court order to air game of the day
Liberty Broadcasting seeks a court order to allow its game of the day baseball broadcasts this season. Attorney Thomas C. McConnell plans to file for a temporary restraining order against 13 major league teams, and Western Union, claiming unfair exclusion and seeking rights until the antitrust suit is resolved.
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Chicago
Liberty Broadcasting System
Thomas C. McConnell
Liberty
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
McConnell
Federal District Court
John P. Barnes
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Liberty Hias
Dallas
Tex
Fort Leonard Wood Hilltoppers Reach World Tournament Finals
In San Antonio on April 12 Fort Leonard Wood Hilltoppers beat Camp Roberts and Wood Five Vic to reach the finals of the world wide Army basketball tournament at Bronk Army Medical Center Ralph Klaerich former Loyola Chicago star hit a last second jump shot to seal the win and the bid to the final.
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San Antonio
Texas
Ralph Klaerich
Loyola of Chicago
Fort Leonard Wood Hilltoppers
Bronk Army Medical Center
Unclear hockey score report from a disrupted field
Fragmented OCR text describes a hockey score around 62 62 with players Klaerich Hing and Siep involved. Mentions Fort Eustis Camp Roberts and a winter schedule across five games. Text is garbled with missing dates and teams, making precise facts hard to extract.
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Klaerich Acre
Hing
Siep
Nackes
Fort Eustis
Camp Roberts
Larsen and Seixas Reach Good Neighbor Semis
In Miami Beach, Dick Savitt faced Gardnar Mulloy as Vic Seixas edged Tony Vincent while Art Larsen defeated Sidney Schwartz to reach the men’s semifinals. Patricia Todd beat Hahoda Hopkins in women's singles and Magda Burac ousted Althea Gibson. Savitt and Malloy won the men’s doubles semifinal 4-2, 6-2 versus Seixas and Hob Curtis.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Dick Savitt
Orange
N. J
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Calif
Seixas
Tony Vincent
Larsen
Sidney Schwartz
University of Miami
Patricia Todd
la Jolla
Hahoda Hopkins
Newtown
Cent
Magda Burac
Los Angeles
Althea Gibson
New York
Savitt
Malloy
Hob Curtis
Denver
Hialeah seeks 41 day season next winter
Hialeah race course has applied to the State Racing Commission for a 41 day season next winter from January 16 to March 4. The additional day would benefit the state scholarship fund.
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Miami
Fla
Hialeah Race Course
State Racing Commission
Unde
Ski Conditions Excellent in Southland Mountains
Ski report shows excellent conditions in the Southland Mountains this weekend with substantial snowfall. Blue Ridge 6 to 108 inches, Big Bear 34 to 84 inches, Lake Arrowhead up to 24 inches, Snow Valley 48 to 72 inches, Mammoth Mountain 46 inches hard pack, Badger Pass requires chains, many resorts open and events scheduled including obstacle races and Easter programs.
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Big Bear
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Halliday Hill
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Grsen Valley
Jansel
Gretel Tun
Inyo-Mono
June Lake
Osborne
S. Megre Creek
Marmoth Mountain
East Stove
Yosemite
Badger Pass
Hard Court Pro Netfest Opens in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills hosts the $5000 hard court professional tennis championships at the Beverly-Wilshire Hotel. 22 pros contend for the singles crown with Pancho Segura, Pancho Gonzales, Frank Kovacs and Don Budge among top seeds receiving byes. Semifinal pairings include Kovacs versus Segura and Budge versus Gonzales.
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Beverly-Wilshire
Frankie Parker
Westwood
Jack Cushingham
Beverly Hills Tennis Club
Carl Earn
Hillcrest Country Club
George Toley
Southern California University
Los Angeles Tennis Club
Pancho Segura
Pancho Gonzales
Frank Kovacs
Don Budge
Kovacs
Segura
Budge
Gonzales
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