Local preps shaped Oregon State and Oregon trail era athletics
A historical account traces Long Beach athletes reaching Oregon State and the University of Oregon over twenty five years. It names Beavers pioneers Bev Anderson and others, notes James C. Heartwell’s ties, and highlights basketball and football careers of local prep stars at Corvallis and Eugene, including Heartwell, O’Brien, Callahan, Fagans, Brande, Garbould, and others connected to Beaver squads.
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Oregon Trail
Gktecuily
Long Beach
Oregon State
University of Oregon
Corvallis
Eugene
Oregon
James C
Lmmy) Heartwell
Fordati
Beaver
Ray Neveau
Dwight Williams
Grant
Red) Crow
Phil Gilbert
Orrest Smith
Ev Miller
Herb Rich
Ray Price
Wendell Doty
Oliver
Joe) Madson
Sam Mel Lung
Poly
Joe Outkler
Elmer Rankin
Hud Kirkpatrick
Clark Sweet
Charlie Camp
Harry Allen
Ted Hermann
Ee Creider
Jack Brance
Normans
Rod Gallard
The
Recreation Commission
Eugene O'Brien
Ralph Callahan
Beaver Fresh
Jimmy Heartwell
Howard Merrill
Jenny Fagans
Compton High
Keartwell
Winess
Paul Bixby
Whittler
Frank Schmidt
Les Stuckir
Marty ‘al Jen
Ed Dreider
Tony Romano
Bob Garbould
Boo Howard
Don Cecil
Jack Brande
Wison
Ceells
Don
Dorwood
Seaver
Frank Starnott
Wahilo Drake
Los Angeles Times
Dick Rutherford
Inn
Pacific Coast
Southland
Orvile Ferrell
John Elkelman
Ietter
Notable Long Beach Athletes Star at Oregon Grid Team
Long Beach’s notable sports figures include Oregon halfbacks Paul Peek 1923 24 and Bob Parke who captained the Webfoot eleven in 1934. Guards George Craig 1921 22 and Ken Smith 1937 38, centers Vernon Moore 1936 38, and other stars such as Dick Horne JEd Nulty and John Daniels contributed across 1930s to 1940s. The roster spans multiple sports including football swimming golf and track with several Coast champions and All Coast selections.
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Long Beach
University of Oregon
Paul Peek
Eugene
George Craig
William
Choppy) Parke
Roy Neveau
Parke
Neveau
Oregon
Bob Parke
Webfoot
Vernon Moore
Jim Harris
Dick Horne
Oregon Grid
Russ Nowling
Ken Smith
Floyd Rhea
Tony Crish
Big Bul" Anderson
John Garrison
D. McCowen
Bill McArthur
Scotty Deeds
John Daniels
Jed Nulty
Bob Hankey
John Kauffman
Ken Purdy
Eddie Leonard
Nelson McCook Sr
Emery (Whitey) Welsh
Sherman Wetmore
Jack Dallas
John Meade
Watt
Fox Maltby
Frank Cressman
Milo Lacey
Leonard
Dutch) Wolland
Beavers’ Tron Men Edge Trojans In Rose Bowl History
Oregon State, the Coast Conference entrant, faced Harvard in the transplanted Rose Bowl in Durham N C on Jan 3 1942. Beavers won 20 to 16 with touchdowns by Durdan Zellick and Gray and Durdan added the game’s decisive score.
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Oregon
Harvard
A. Horween
Bill Steers
Oregon State
Duke
Durham
N. C
Pacific Coast
Beavers
Durdan
Corvallis
Jess
Beaver
Iron Men
Norman Frank
Bruins
Udana
Long Stiner
Southern California Speedboat Championship Sunday Race
More than 100 top speedboat pilots from across the nation will compete at Marine Stadium Sunday for the Speedboat Championships. The event, billed as the Southern California Outboard race, begins at 1 p m with 13 seats planned for the first race.
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Purple Heart
Total Chapel Marine Stadium
Southern California
Cuban star Feller barnstorm plans draw commissioner ruling
Cleveland August 13 The Cuban phase of Bob Feller postseason barnstorming draws a ruling from baseball commissioner Happy Chandler currently vacationing near Owensboro Kentucky Chandler said he will issue a statement on the Cuba move upon return to Cincinnati Officials including Indians president Bill Veeck and AL president Will Harridge expressed doubt or deferred judgment while Feller defended his plan noting he has no intention to play with ineligible players and questioned why a major leaguer would be limited to 30 days of barnstorming versus a minor leaguer who can play all winter.
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Cleveland
Bob Feller
Baseball
A. B
Happy
Chandler
Cincinnati
Vacati
Walter Mallery
Chanter
Cuba
Indians
Bill” Veeck
Feller
Chicago
Will Harridge
Ina
Lopez Topples Emil Dusek in Wilmington Bowl bout
Vincent Lopez defeated Emil Dusek two falls to one at Wilmington Bowl after losing the first fall in 11:32. Lopez rallied with a flying tactic to win the last two falls. Other bouts saw George Becker and Jules Strongbow draw, Frank pin Bobby Becker in 16:08, and Mike Mazurki beat Hans Schultz in 10:40.
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Vincent Lopez
Dusek Brothers
Emil
Wilmington Bowl
Lopez
Flying Tack!cs
Trumph
George Becker
Jules ‘Trongbow
Frank
Bobby Becker
Mike Mazurki
Hans Schultz
Ambiguous standings show varied league scores and teams
The fragment lists multiple standings lines with teams such as Montreal Newark Buffalo Baltimore Syracuse Milwaukee Tuicds Colurebus Kansas City Indianapolis Minneapolis Louisville St Paul, plus teams Shreveport Beaumont Houston California San Jose Ventura Anaheim and Rivermida. Figures appear garbled with scores like 20 18 8 3 10 3 87.8 7 and 71. The exact league names and outcomes are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
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Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Baltimore
Syracuse
Milwaukee
Tuicds
Colurebus
Kansas
Cry
Indtanapolis
Minneapolis
Loulaville
Paul Gy
Red Sox narrow Yankees lead with late rally
Boston overpowered Washington in a late ninth inning rally to trim the Yankees’ AL lead to 11. Allen Gettel pitched a one hit game for Cleveland as they swept a doubleheader from Detroit. Glen Moulder earned his first major league start victory for the St. Louis Browns over the White Sox in Chicago.
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Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Washington Senators
Allen Gettel
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Eddie Mayon
Glen Moulder
St. Louis Browns
White Sox
Chisago
Philadelphia Athletics
Louis
Lehnerck
Zara
Browne
Colemart
de Mowdern
Cdweilp
banemLahner
Basan
Hells
dMowler
Papin
Caldwell
Giilena
Atenele
Maulder
Krundr J
Papiat
Giesple
Hitn
Pattara
Fung
Kramer
Mote Barger
Cliff Barnett vs Twardy Headlines Local Boxing Tonight
Long Beach amateur ace Cliff Barnett battles John Twardy in the double main event at Municipal Auditorium. Local rivalries fill the undercard with Joe Quinlan facing Tiger Mills and other bouts featuring Fidelicio Herrera Bobby Busken Tammy Allen Allie Stevens Art Brown Johnny Turner and Kayo Stan Katz.
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Ae Barnett
Long Beach
California
Municipal Auditorium
iJohn Twardy
Johnny Villaflor
Joe Quinlan
Tiger Mills
Riverside
Joe Louis
Quinlan
Barnett
Art Brown
Twardy
Spros
Villaflor
Enrique Bolanos
Joe Stone
Fidelicio Herrera
Bobby, Busken
Tammy Allen
Allie’ Stevens
Johnny Turner
Kayo Stan Katz
Death Bats In Ball Game Kills Semipro Outfielders
A lightning bolt struck during a Pennsburg versus Red Hill twilight baseball game in Den nsburg Pennsylvania, killing centerfielder Norman Eschbach and left fielder Stanford Buck and injuring others. Eschbach died at Grandview Hospital Sellersville, Buck at Avontown Hospital. Coach Lavern Schwenke survived shock.
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Dennsburg
Bwa
Pennsburg
Red Hill
Norman Eschbach
Stanford Buck
Eschbach
Grandview
Sellersville
Buck
Avontown
Hed Hillers
Lavern Schwenke
Krause Beats Fitzgerald in Rogue Tournament Clash
Frank B. Krause of Long Beach California defeated Iri L. Fitzgerald of Ichita Kansas 32 to 3 to retain a joint lead with Joe T. Bobbitt defending champion from Hillsboro Texas in the National Rogue Tournament at Wichita.
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Wichita
Kan
Frank B. Krause
Long Beach
Calif
Iri L. Fitzgerald
Ichita
Joe T. Bobbitt
Hillsboro
Texas
Wall and Kielty Vie in Western Amateur Championship
In Evanston Illinois Agnes Wall and Dot Kielty Smith Kielty contest the Western Amateur. Wall seeks her first major title after stateside success while Kielty from Long Beach seeks a comeback victory against top contenders including Alice O Neal and Louise Suggs.
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Evanston
Mary Agnes Wall
Craig Wood
Wreshold
Menominee
Miss Wall
Alice O'Neal
Indianapolis
Howard Greene
Northbrook
Donkey Softball Tilt Tonight at Lakewood Stadium
The Cherry Beach 69ers, who beat the Los Cerritos Vagabonds 7 6 last Sunday, resume their heated rivalry in a Donkey softball game at Lakewood Stadium tonight at 8 15 p m.
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Cherry Beach 69Ers
Los Cerritos Vagabonds
Willl
Vagabonds
Lakewood
Stadiim
Champs Have Seven Tilts With Brooks
Brooklyn and St Louis remain in a tight pennant race as the Dodgers and Cardinals both lose yesterday. Leonard won his 13th, while the Phillies beat the Giants 5–0.
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Champs
Brooks
Beavers Tied for Third Spot
Portland powered to a 13th win in 14 as the Beavers climbed into a third place tie by edging San Diego 21. Oakland fell 10th in 12, Los Angeles pummeled Hollywood 8-2, and Seals moved past Sacramento as the circuit neared a pennant push. Ed Malone delivered a five RBI night with a homer, double and single.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Portland
San
Ateautte Hollywood
Angie
le Enutile
Gaeramento
Fan DioRo
Los Angeles
Pield
Hollywood
Ite Timore i Ducramento
Beattie
Onitland
San Diego
Rational League
Perron
Brooklyn Bs
Lou Vt
New ‘Toric
Boston
Ghinzko
Clachanatl
Benn
Henutts Bouton
Steveland
Detroi
Anite
Chileno
Presa
Beavers
Breves
Seals
Seatoe
Sacramento
Han
Padres
al Treichel
Ed Malone
Angels
Recreated Tiits Slated for Local Release
Hal Berger recreates major league games over KMPC each afternoon Monday through Friday from a showroom in Marshall and Clampett De Soto and Plym outh dealers at 1212 American Ave next week. Daily broadcasts run 2 30 to 3 30 p m with public viewing invited to watch Berger reproduce play by play of a feature game. He will attend Elks club Monday night and appear at the Kiwanians noon luncheon next Wednesday.
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Hal Berger
KMPC
Marshall and Clampett
de Soto
Plymouth Dealers
American
Kiwants
Tuncheon
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