Mat Team Collision Headlines Wrestling Card at Municipal Auditorium
Wrestling program tonight features a tag team three fall main event. George Kayo Koi and Cowboy Davis face Tiny Roebuck and Jim Mitchell while Frankie Garza aims for a third straight win in the opener. Event set for 8 30 p m with 242 pound Dave Keverly also in action.
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Kayo) Koi
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Saints Triumph 4-0 as Shaheen and Hainley Power Win
St Anthony's High baseball hitters Tom Shaheen and George Hainley sparked a 4-0 Catholic League win over Cathedral at Recreation Park. Jacques Grenier's Saints earned their third straight victory with circuit clouts. Line score shows Cathedral 3, Anthony 1. Batteries: Mol and Colamonica for Cathedral, Edwards and Willett for Anthony.
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Fight Results for New York Manhattan bout report
Boxing results show Vera Puerto defeating Hart on points while Devel tops Haplin. Freddle (Babe) Her defeats Phoenix by outpoint and Peewee Ewhogter loses to Youngutown.
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Elks Do All Right in Utah Pin Invasion
Elks 888 team took second place at the Ogden Utah Elks tournament, with 2972 series. Team members include Art Para Tim Cockriel Earl Quick Cecil Martin George Gojun and Ora Forman played doubles and singles. Event featured many league standings and multiple honors across districts.
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ELKS
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Navy Boxing Semifinals Set at Terminal Island Stark Center
Ten matches in the 11th Naval District All Navy boxing championships were held last night at Stark Center Terminal Island before 1800 fans. Semifinal winners advance to meet Border City in San Diego on April 26 23 to determine finalists.
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Rutimana Set for Sunday Race at Gardena Speedway
Rutimana will race Sunday at Carr ell Speedway Gardena in a 500 lap event as a prelude to the Indianapolis car show Saturday night May 28. California roadster hot rodders contest a seven race card with a 1 p.m. time trials and 2 30 p.m. green flag. Trey Bultenasy returns after doctors orders sidelined him recent weeks. Managing Director J C Agajanian supervises the event.
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Nichols-Cooke Bout Tops Local Fight Card
Nichols a featherweight protege of Navy trainer Jake Jacobsen headlines the Bowl card against Wayne Cooke of Inglewood. The showdown is the headlining match of the weekly amateur program, with Nichols holding the lead in the event’s billing.
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Jake” Jacobsen
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Clark Captures Putting Fracas at South Course Meet
Larry Clark defeated Jack Cartney in the finals of the monthly putting tournament at the South Course this week and Ed Bell won the consolation. About 30 players competed as plans emerge for twice-monthly events under the arc. A mixed Scotch foursome is set for April 24 and a men’s Scotch foursome for May 15, with the South Course Open planned for mid-June.
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Green Streaks Play Tomorrow Night at Park Ave Field
Green Streaks face Red Tree and Al DeWeese in an exhibition niteball game at Park Ave Field tomorrow night at 8 15. The two pitchers have allowed only one hit in 18 innings and will again share pitching duties for the streaks.
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al DeWeese
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Coast League Leading Hitters Highlight West Race
Coast League leaders show tight race with Ban Dia among top hitters. Scoring pace remains high as teams push for key late season games and strong starts.
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