Santa Monica advances after upset over Anaheim in CIF playoffs
Santa Monica edged Anaheim 15-14 on a CIF ruling after a late first down surge sent Samohi into the finals. The game at Fullerton JC drew 11,000 as Dean Philpott and Dick Dorsey starred, with Jackie Douglas connecting on key plays and Santa Monica dominating late in the fourth.
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Anaheim High School
Santa Monica
Santa Barbara
Jackie Douglas
Samohi
Dick Dorsey
Douglas
la Dorsey
Dorsey
Anaheim
Paly edges Hoover in late rally to five path
Paly High rallied in the final 90 seconds to beat San Diego High 43-40 at Jackrabbit gym. James Smith stole the ball and drove for a layup. Kent Holliday hit a short jump shot with 25 seconds left for a margin, and Kirkpatrick added a late free throw as Poly preserved the win. Hoover defeated Jordan 63-58 in the opener.
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Paly High
San Diego High
Hoover
Sann Diego
Jordan
James Smith
Poly
Kent Holliday
Kirkpatrick
Saint Quintet Defeats Centennial High 51 24 on Friday
Saint Anthony High School defeated Centennial High 51 to 24 as John Barton and D Mueller led with 13 points each. In the prelim Saint Bees beat the visitors 34-31, Centennial leading 17-16 at half.
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Mueller
Saint Bees
Centennial
Sv Anthony
Barton
Slaughter
Halil
Anthony
Sir Anthens
Euhes
Benake
Tomstig
Ilanto
Y Benety
Juexander
Cortonghil
Rees Gilwy Lewin
St. Austois
Ate
Smith Centeanial Gil
Cabhe
Hams
Wiliams
John Selleron
Seve
Academic football all Americans named from limited text
The passage lists students including Iva Satley of ucoy and Pauly as straight A center, with Lester Jordan of Southern Methodist mentioned as publicity head. It notes the need for players to excel in class as well as on the field, highlighting Mississippi State and others, but the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Satley
Ucoy
Lester Jordan
Pthélic
Southern’ Methodist
Pauly
Jackie Parker
Fenton
Amy Rive
Marylands
Alan
Amertia
Wiss Ronsin
Bud Smith Set for Carter Title Bout at Madison Square Garden
Sam Berker offered 350000 to lure Jimmy Carter to defend his title against Wallace Smith, the No 1 challenger. Bud Smith defeated the No 2 challenger Cuban Orlando Zulu and the bout at Madison Square Garden concluded Friday night with a unanimous decision.
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York
Tromoter
Sam Berker
Jimmy Carter
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Smith
Orlando Zulu
Eta
Madison Square Garden
State semis highlight at Santa Barbara arena clash
Sports calendar item lists events across Santa Barbara and nearby venues with matchups including San Bernardino and Santa Barbara teams, semi finals at Roxfax and related arena dates. The schedule notes start times around 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. and a $5 admission, with several venues named and teams identified.
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San Bernardino
Lecc Gems
Donian Sanover
Polygym
Santa Barbara
State
Fonthal—Wailier
San Antonio SC
Roxfax
Bollyweed
Lesion
Green
Wauehiay
Wreatline—Valley Carden
Relter Derby
L. A
Tmors
Raine
Sneedwar
Pom Horne Racing—catierie
Alma Mater Girds for All Kin Quint
Lynn Mass article notes five Brothers brothers David 24 Donald 23 Dean 21 Dexter 19 Dwight 18 form alumni basketball quint to face Lynn English next Friday night. They were standout players in school days and bring extensive playing experience to the game.
Carrell Track Toy Drive Sunday at Carrell Speedway
Toy donations for underprivileged children will grant admission to Sunday's auto races at Carrell Speedway. Race Director Don Basile and Gardena Fire Chief George Springstand partner to collect toys to be distributed by firefighters. Adults receive free admission with a full paid admission, while all children enter free. time trials start at 7 and racing at 7 30 p.m. A 30 lap main event tops the hill at 174th and Vermont.
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Carrell Speedway
Don Basile
George Springstand
Gardena Viva Drive
Springstand
Basile
Vermont
Mayflower Hodges Triumphs 71-26 In Local Basketball
Mayflower Hodges cruised to a 71-26 victory over Fortelt in a city basketball game. Key scorers included Berberet with 18 and Garrison contributing early offense while Dantes, Peters, and Lane Farkany aided the effort. The readable roster lists multiple players from both sides and suggests a wide rotation.
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Menenl
CBA
Niko Be Neene
Smith
Buries
Crook
Re Lidgard
Dantes
E Atenbaugh
Famitow
G Cummings
Farkany
Nik.b. Methodiak Aubet Nichale
Larefard
Garrison
Oy Nazarene
Uber Peters
Cleve
Aylews Md
Banda Iy, Wea
Ewhouse
Berberet
Brith
Witecke
Hendrickson
Blevenson
Strobele
Btrachan
Sinve
Gasper
D. Garner
Mayflower Hodges
Beer Shop
Fortelt
College Football Broadcasts on Local Radio and TV
Radio and TV listings outline evening sports: Leorenpard-KFWR coverage at 7 p.m. features Rams football film with DeMarco-Davis KECA, Green-Vanigap ENBOA, and Hawaii game on KEI. Other slots include Can the Coach ENB and Sunda 32 Footballers versus Colin XAT 01.
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Nau College Leorenpard
KFWR
Gittans
Reauilekred
Doe Hernandez
Krws
P. Ma
Fat Moore
Felaviston
F DeMarco-Davis
Rams
EHT
EHT (0). 7 P.m. Green-Vanigap
EBOA
Hawaii
Redlegs Trade Lerchen to Portland PCL
Cincinnati Redlegs sold part time outfielder George Lerchen, 31, to Portland of the Pacific Coast League. Lerchen appeared in 21 games last season and batted .204.
Luke's Problem at Cleveland Restaurant Opening
Big Luke Easter, Cleveland Indians first baseman, opened a restaurant today in a Texas hotel, facing the temptation of the food he will offer, insisting his biggest challenge is resisting overeating when it’s bound to be good.
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Cleveland
Big Luke Easter
Cleveland Indians
Tocas
Bay Meadows Race Results Overview with Multiple Races
Bay Meadows card lists results across nine races including Race 1 at 385 yards and races up to one mile. Notable winners include Jestasorna in race four and Boy-Relgk in race seven, with times around 1:12 and 1:10 respectively. Scratches noted for several entries and multiple horses retired or absent from specific events.
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Doug
Strauss
Ghicaro
Bam Ber
Brownel
Seneth
Oereaker
Rase
Harmate
Fondaju
Harmatz
Beelish
Pry
Scratche Aleroanary
E.petry
Santa Reich
Ileana
Dally” Doithie
Jestasorna
Ford
Lady Sealion
Longden
Banks
Frayer Grey Boss
Spider
Gilmore
Yolo Stabie
Pasa Pilot
Simmons
Toro Bam
Shoemaker
Lota-o-#eney
Audacious King
Harmeny
Dominga Lady
Shoe
Mevaéa Joann Charmatz
Alls Thunder
Seratched
Parsin
Ridge
Pompfor
Bank Waller
Boy-Relgk
Askle Bound
Harm
Huntington Beach Falls to Wilson in 64-49 Nonleague Loss
Wilson High School defeated Huntington Beach 64-49 in a nonleague game at Wil. Wilson led 26-24 at half and pulled away in the third period with a 12-point run. Dick Partch led Wilson with 14 points, Bud Coppman had 13 for Huntington Beach, and Roger Gurich scored 22 for Wilson's Bees.
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Wilson Hilgh
Huntington Beach
Wilson
Bruin
Dick Partch
Bud Coppman
Bob Hunt
Bola Bees
Roger Gurich
Wize
Benen
Wagner
F Pray
Partch
Cogpraan
Dunlap
Young
Duarte
Jaesbyan
Sheridan
Fujlman
Fitzpatrick
Heard
Gillie
Cole
Carmody
Cewls
Sharman
Merino
Sarache
Humlington Beach
Philliry
Accsta Yy
Hensiey
Long Beach State Faces Santa Barbara In Armory Showdown
Long Beach State hoopsters seek a second win in six starts at 8 tonight in the National Guard Armory. Santa Barbara, after a 56-44 win over Sacramento State Friday, brings a strong lineup with Hurhara O Hara Balden and Manson Pudaiey Maken.
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Long Beach State College
National Guard Armory
Santa Barbara
Sacramento State
Earl Kidd
49Ers
Pepperdine
Whit- Her
Southland
Long Beach Becker
Seymour
Wright
Santa Hurhara
O'Hara Balden
Manson Pudaiey Maken
Spartans OK despite Big Ten action on MSU probation
CHICAGO U.S. Big Ten officials removed any doubt about Michigan State’s status for the Rose Bowl after Friday night faculty representatives voted to lift probation. Commissioner Kenneth J. L. Wilson noted MSC had satisfactorily met all probation terms tied to activities of the Spartan Foundation, Inc. which allegedly aided recruit and booster actions.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Michigan State
Spartans
Kenneth JL
Tug) Wilson
MSC
Herma
Wilson
Rel
Spartan Foundation, Inc
Hetes
10 Year Pact Pleases Evy at Iowa
TOWA CITY Iowa new 10 year contract was readied for Forest Evashevski Iowa head football coach Evy said he is very happy with the deal He arrived in Towa City from Chicago today and the Iowa Board of Education had approved the pact in Des Moines saying his signature would be a formality Evy said I’m happy at Iowa and I hope to make roots deep roots at Iowa.
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Towa City
Towaee
Iowa
Forest Evashevski
Evy
Evashevski
Chicago
Iowa Board of Educcation
Des Moines
TV Foe Spotted Pounds Tonight in Boston Garden Bout
New England lightweight Jenny Davis of Hartford will meet Boston favorite Tony De Marca in a nationally televised 10 round bout at Boston Garden. Davis says he will give away 18 pounds for a big purse, boasting of past chalked weigh-ins against Demarco and others. The match airs ABC at 6 p m PST.
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Boston
Jenny
Red Top
Paddy Demarey
Wa Allace Smith
Davis
Demarco
Rocky Marciano Fights Exhibition Rounds in Guam Crowd
A capacity crowd of about 3000 in Agana Guam watched world heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano fight two exhibition rounds with Toxie Hall and Bob Golden. Marciano is due to return to Manila Sunday.
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Guam
Rocky Agana
Rocky Marciano
Toxie Hall
Bob Golden
Marciano
Manila
Prep Casaba Results Non league highlights and scores
A compilation of non league prep Casaba results showing Morro Bay, Huntington Beach, Santa Barbara, Garden Grove, El Rancho, Lynwood, Montebello, Downey and Ventura victories and close losses. Notable standout: Mt. San Antonio’s Don Nichols scored 32 in a high scoring Ventura clash, with Ventura prevailing 90-87.
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Pay
Dierra
Hoover
D.y
Jordan
St. Anthosy St. Centennial
Witton
Huntington Beach
Newport
Laguna
Alhambra
Burbank
Downey
Montebello
Santa Barbra
Orange
Mulr
So. Pasadena
Chaffey
Santa Ana
Garden Grove
el Rancho
Lynwood
Bell Garce Marine
Leagt Banning
Gardena
San Pedro
Weatchester
LA Jordan
Narbonne
Culver City
Rosemead
Genlenigl
Fl Secundy
Redonda
Paramount
Glenfale Hoover
Santa Monica
Carmel
Loyola
Notre Dame
Cathedral
Zerra
Mary Stir of the Sea
San Gabriel Mission
Mater del
St. Augustine
Santa Barbara
Ventura
Mr. Sac
Mt. San Antonio
Don Nichols
Mounties
Nisnoia
Salado
Shop
Biancheneni
RY Price
San Antonia
Mt. Antonio
Ledzel Funog
Ventura Mage
Bate
Ideadeitie
Bowling Offenders Stiff Rules Cited By Long Beach Officials
Excessive drinking and rowdy behavior at a city bowling tournament drew complaints to the Long Beach Bowling Association. Directors sent a letter to a team outlining rules against such conduct, though no further action was taken. A bowler repeatedly annoyed adjacent lanes and jumped approaches, leading to partial team withdrawal during the third game. Drinking on alleys is forbidden in tournaments but not prohibited near bars. officials retain power to remove players causing disruptions.
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Long Beach Bowling Association
Janezily
Hue
Frank Hopes
Lester Bennett
Bakersfield-Wasco
Long Bech
Irvine Lake
C. R. Talmadge
Imperial Valley
Long Beach
Poe
Hazard
San Diego County
Reemont Men Handicap and Businessmen Handicap Scores
The column records bowling results with Getna Farols posting a 350-653 in the Reemont Men Handicap, A B Causey at 98.573, Ed Bcharer 208-570, and Doc Otto among participants. In the Businessmen's Handicap Tim Gace leads with 203-581, listing Honor roll entries such as iz Murphy 205-861, John Miller 201-552, Sidbo Jim Jackson 207-459, Chuck Woodside, Steinl ough 212-885, Hank Gleed 201-882. Richfield Major C Robiceon's M2571 set the pace with honors to F Gant 203-551 and H Roeland 551.
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Reemont
Getna Farols
A. B. Causey
Ed Bcharer
Doc Otto
Tim Gace
Iz Murphy
John Miller
Sidbo
Jim Jackson
Chuck Woodside
Steinlough
Hank Gleed
Stax McHenry
Richfield
C. Robiceon
Honora
F. Gant
H. Roeland
F. Kiep
Rainier Buys Seals Broadcast Rights for Season
Emil Sick owner of the Seattle Rainiers and Rainier Brewing Co has acquired the rights to broadcast the San Francisco Seals games for the year. The deal price was reported at 40000 dollars.
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Cos Rainier
Seals
SAN Francisco
Emil ‘Sick
Seattle Rainiers
Rainier’ Brewing Co
San Francisco Seals
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Anshelm
Bante Monten
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Vly
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Danata
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Dorney RE Lembeth
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Thomas BH
Pay Tiniye
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Anabel Imichtowna
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Conversiana
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San Antonia JC
Santa Monica Im
Santa
Poly Shades
San Diego
Dick Klitch
Miami
Ohio
Bowling Green
Jim Gerber
Klitch
Dloover
Tojnight
Foly
Tom Batson
Panthers
Batson
San Diego Hoover
Aazairy
Ee Wrson
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Thetford
Price
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Paden
Hemanides
D. Hoover
Jaslan
Dadson
Eberhart
Adams
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Compton
Ty Hadley
Hadley
Grossmont
Jim Geyer
Geyer
Mt. San Antonio JC
Bud’ Smith
Carter
Carrell Track
Sports On Radio-Tv
Beves Bay
Luke
Karm
Yayaggs
Federa Savingyome
Bay Meadows
Keglers
Long Beach City
Independent-Press-Telegram
Andy Rickey
Chick Delese
Bud Brammer
Dick Teske
Arnald Breheim
Statt
Prep Casaba
Hammond
Hammood Lumber. Company
Awaheim
Phowe
Alm
Heller
Donnell Culpepper
Ued—Ano Downs
Amun Ud Gladfelies
Meeri
Shaw Jr
Zoo
Dick Heard
Bill Duggler
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Ev Darling
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Geor Watunabs
BI Thomas
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AV Nessor
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