Alumni vs Vikings Benefit Basketball Tonight at Saint Gym
Viking Five meets City College alumni in the annual benefit game at Saint Gym tonight starting at 8. Oldtimers from the 1933 championship squad join the action with stars like Stan White and Bob Rope. Proceeds fund City College athletics and the CC Athletic Association oversees the event.
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Lauren Proctor
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City College
St. Anthony's High School
Bob Rope
Norse
Stan White
White
Suds" Sutherland
Die Wolfe
Cornelius Barnes
Ed Nichols
Nichols
Barnes
Oldtimers
Oldtiimers
Frank Schmidt
Ben Heck
Elmer Bruns
Herman Baum
Howell Crawford
Heck
Viking
Ken Purdy
Hawaii
Delbert Walker
Paly E High
Selwyn Yancy
Heap
San Pedro
Howard Brown
Bill Crutchfield
Mel Griffin
Norsemen
Frazer Slaughter
Jack Newman
Griffin
Bob Fuhrer
Yesteryear
St. Anthony's Gym
Dave ‘Cohee
Arvid Sutherland
Bob Howard
Charlie Church
Cohee
Howard
Southland
Jasper Nutter
Vikings Earn Spots on Western States Conference Eleven
Two Long Beach City College players George Morgan and Tony Morabito were named to the Western States Conference 1948 all opponent team by member coaches. Compton great Hugh McElhenny received all votes, with Glendale’s DeSalvo and Compton anchors also honored. The list names several backs ends and tackles with voting tallies, noting Walkup’s inclusion from Phoenix and incomplete later notes on selections.
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George Morgan
Tony Morabito
Compton
Hugh” McElhenny
Glendale
Biard
Cail DeSalvo
Bill Fell
Bill Gallagher
McElhenny
Dlek Salter
Ernie Walp
Phoenis
H Gallagher
Chel Desalve
dendRle
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Celurn
Gencke Morantle
Beach
Flaigh McElhenny
Camptons
Tony Morabtta
Ball
Compan
Jack Dwyer
Los Angeles
Pysenix
Phos
Ite
North Carolina State Upsets Nevada 49 48 in Reno Thriller
North Carolina State College basketball team staved off a late Nevada rally to win 49 to 48 in Reno last night. The narrow intercollegiate confrontation showcased NC State's clutch defense as Nevada pressed for the finish.
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Nevada
Reno
Nev
North Carolina State
Cat Plays Don t Bother Turner In Rose Bowl Talk
BERKELEY Dee 21 California Bears eye Northwestern for the Rose Bowl on New Year s Day. Jim Turner says stop that stuff after watching reserves in Wildcats formations. Regulars scrimmage planned and Turner hopes his injured knee allows Pasadena appearance.
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Dee
Jim Turner
California Bears
Northwestern
Turner
Northmorrow
Lynn Waldorf
Troy Bruins Test Big Niners
Two Big Nine teams Northwestern and Wisconsin face Coast Conference squads Southern California and U S A in a doubleheader at Pan Pacific Auditorium. Northwestern beat Navy 68 43 to stay unbeaten, meeting the Bruins while the Trojans play the Badgers. Tomorrow the Trojans face the Wildcats and the Bruins the Badgers.
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Wisconsin
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Navy
Bruins
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Valentino Wins California Heavyweight Title in San Francisco
Pat Valentine, aged 186, defeated Albert Turkey Thompson, age 20, in a unanimous 15 round decision to claim the California heavyweight championship. This was their third meeting, with Thompson winning the first bout by TKO seven years ago and Valentine earning a decision three months later.
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Pat Valentine
Albert
Turkey
Thompson
Los Angeles
California
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Valentino
Long Beach Debates Recreational Land Use and Growth
Long Beach officials weigh expanding lagoon facilities with new tennis courts and a boat harbor while golfers push for a share of the 10 acre site. Compromise seems possible as both sides seek better recreation. opponents question plans and funding amid a city planning push for golf expansion and aviation-area development.
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Recreation Park South
A Projects
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Virginia
Jump Star Dies in Pasadena at 64
John Neil Patterson, age 64, former United States high jump team member at the 1908 London Olympics, died yesterday in Pasadena. His widow Mildred survives.
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John Neil Patterson
United States
London
Mildred
N F L Draft List Revealed
The NFL draft picks include Doak Walker of Southern Methodist to Boston Yanks and Johnny Rauch of Georgia to Detroit Lions. Philadelphia Eagles announce Burns, Tripucka, Brennan as selections. Green Bay drafts Stan Heath, with other listed players tied to multiple clubs in a secret pre meeting order.
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Doak Walker
Southern Methodist
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Frank Burns
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Terry Brennan
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Charley Bednarik
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Dan Swarsky
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Indiane Yackle
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Wake Forest
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Ben Bendrick
Wisconsin
Dick Barris
Numbers Passed Out at Pasadena
Two Montebello High School boys, Larry Goldberg and Robert Newman, started a numbered line for Rose Bowl tickets in Pasadena. They distributed 3000 numbered theater tickets to manage the 150 or more campers awaiting 6000 public sale tickets for the Northwestern California game on New Year’s Day. Police observe a hands off approach unless trouble arises.
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Montebello High School
Larry Goldberg
Robert Newman
California
Coach Snavely Pleased With UNC Opening Day Drills
HAMMOND La Dec 21 01 Coach Carl Snavely pleased by North Carolina opening day drills plan to run morning and afternoon sessions as squad enters serious Sugar Bowl preparations against Oklahoma. He noted long sessions with offensive and defensive work and said double practices would continue for several days.
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Carl Snavely
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Tardeels
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Pat Todd Criticizes USTA Rankings Over Favoritism
Patricia Canning Todd accuses the United States Lawn Tennis Association of bias and reprisals as the rankings move her from No 4 to No 6. She notes her strong year including national indoors title and other championships while alleging no standard ranking rules and citing the Landry affair as context.
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Patricia Canning Todd
United States Law v. Tennis Association
la Jolla
Margaret Osbourne du Pont
Louise Brough
Doris Hart
Gertrude Moran
Beverly Baker
Mrs. Todd
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Maidston
Lye by James C Heartwall 1944
A short literary note or citation references the work Lye authored by James C Heartwall in 1944 with catalog or page notation 649, indicating a publication or archival entry. The fragment hints at bibliographic details rather than a full summary of content.
Rematch Tonight Managoff vs Blears At Wilmington Bowl
Wrestling headliner Managoff holder of 1948 Wilmington Bowl title meets Lord Blears in an added time limit rematch billed two out of three falls with a 90 minute limit. The bout will decide the superiority between the American champion and the English challenger at a port club double main event.
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Lord Blears
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Butch) Levy
Beaver Cagers Trim Wyoming in Oregon State Victory
Oregon State College defeated the University of Wyoming 55 to 50 in Corvallis as Wyoming led 26 to 25 at halftime. In the second half Oregon State pulled ahead and withstood a late Wyoming rally. Wyoming guard John Pilch scored 20 points while Cliff Krandall added 18 for the Beavers.
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Louis Wins Easy Exhibition Victory in Lewiston
Joe Louis, the Brown Bomber, closed his 1948 barnstorming tour with a brief exhibition in Lewiston showing why he remains the world heavyweight champion. He outpointed and outboxed Willie James of Boston over four fast rounds before about 3300 spectators.
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Hoop Bosses Air Beefs on College Basketball Woes
Midwestern coaches visiting the East rail against attendance, officiating, and the volume of games. Kansas State’s Tack Gardiner and Oklahoma’s Jean Bruce Drake criticize scheduling, TV impact, and coach emphasis on offense while calling for better officiating and defense. Gardiner notes crowds lack money, cites poor officiating and older officials, and jokes about San Francisco Cow Palace. Drake predicts a shift toward defense and possible decline in offense after this season.
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Ie Husky
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Southpaw Pitchers Sold to New Orleans From Hollywood Stars
Hollywood reports two left handed pitchers from the Pacific Coast League Stars will join New Orleans in the Southern Association. Al Yayllan, 25, won many games in 1948, and Jog Kakaukas, 31, were sold for an undisclosed sum. The move was announced yesterday.
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