L Anita Handicap Picks Name Best Bets and Parlay
Bettors receive selections for L Anita Handicap with BEST BET Heliowise in eighth and BEST CHANCE Fleuries in sixth. Most Probable Winner Arktilos is in fourth while Marvin Belle is favored for a preferrer parlay. Ohio Host is a bankroll pick third and Star Pac clocks in first for the tips.
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Heliowise
Fleuries
Arktilos
Preferrer
Marvin Belle
Ohio
Clocker
Centinella Stakes Set as Santa Anita Reopens
The Santa Anita track resumes Wednesday with the Centinella Stakes for two year old fillies as the feature. A large field is anticipated for the $15,000 event while the 19th winter meeting opened under cloudy skies and 62,000 fans attended the day’s racing amid a nearby pro football title decision. History Book captured the $23,000 Palos Verdes Handicap at six furlongs despite El Drag fading to last, with Karim closing strong for second. Correlation won the $30,000 feature at a mile and one eighth, and Laughs ran away in the $103 payoff on a nose bet.
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Ernie Mason
Turionks
Marian Belle
Gbtana
Arcadia
Longden
Abarp
Jax
Lewis
Taniguchi
Urroncy
Glisson
Ultra
Prey
Harmatzy
Gantes Omara Toren
Otlian
Ramesh Our Biscuit
Sion
Mery
Gacy Gan
Ciligang
Trauer Villasong
le Youeny
Xie
Traver
Arenroy
Walela
Zeland
del Mar
Honey
Neves
Gemaker
Longden Tin
Enid
Ohio
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Stone
Xg Sharp
Soorland
Ray Doister
Armin Quest
Arkithoa
Mourés Tor & Part
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Urrea
Grandpa
Jack
Lasay
Stepin
Aseaias
Ataesey
Hoth
Kalmitnr
Lewi
Les Shoemaker
Pipures
Coco
Maeno
Lonaian
Rose
Pullde
Avenro
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Minx
Deerwood
Fuddy
Longnhot
Omick County
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Hee
McCerthy
Snoe MaKar
Clongden
Africa
Yanee
Petercons
Ion Et Wind Wings
Han
I. Valenquel Ibme
Thoalike Gligan
Volzke
Saas
Santa ‘Anita
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Sant Anita
History Book
el Drag
Ralph Neves
Karim
Land
History Boo
Correlation
Willie
Tith Jane
Laugh
Fazio Explains Spot Pin Or Line Bowling Choices
Fazio outlines three bowling approaches spot pin and line and notes each requires consistent action. He emphasizes the line from the 13 pocket to the foul line and mentions the Bruns wick range finder popularizing line bowling as a third method with guides starting 14 feet behind the foul line.
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Brunswick
Giant Terps Trim Sooner Viva Miami Orange Bowl Talk
Maryland and Oklahoma face off in the Orange Bowl with coach Bud Wilkinson acknowledging Maryland's size and Oklahoma's speed. Wilkinson downplays No. 1 rankings, praising Tommy McDonald while noting relative advantages in each team. Both squads anticipate two workouts before game day.
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Miami
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Maryland
Giants
Sooners
Wilkinson
Bat
Tommy McDonald
Eines
Jim Tatum
Peaks in Top Shape for Rose Bowl Clash
Michigan State fullback Halback Clarence Peaks is reported 100 percent fit for the January 2 Rose Bowl against UCLA. Peaks, a 198-pound senior, is praised as the Spartans’ best all around back and key to the backfield, after returning from knee and ankle injuries that limited him this season. UCLA’s Ronnie Knox, the team’s leading passer and punter, is also nearing full health for the bowl, with Sam Brown likely to start at left halfback in Sanders’ single wing offense.
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Pasadena
Michigan State Spartans
Halback
Clarence Peaks
Ucla Bruins
Sonny Grandelius
Peaks
UCLA
Washington
Red Sanders
Knox
Ronnie
Sanders
Sam Brown
Michigan State
Bo Jowett
Los Angeles Rams
Mixed Thoroughbred Race Card Results
A garbled OCR style summary lists multiple races with horses, jockeys, and odds. Mentioned are names such as Neves Shoemaker Boland Valenzuela and Taniguchi, with various finishes and scratches across eight races including seven furlongs and eight furlongs.
Long Beach City College Opens Tourney Defending Title
Long Beach City College men’s basketball, defending Sam Barty tournament champions, open defense tonight at Glendale against Orange Coast College. The Vikes, 1-4 this season, rely on starters Bob Thetford James Smith and Tony Batson as coach Charlie Church debates starters for the Round 1 game. John Cheves will sit out with a knee injury.
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Long Beach City College
Sam Barty
Glendale
Long Beach
John Cheves
Bob Thetford
James Smith
Tony Batson
Charlie Church
J. 2. Smith
Maynard Thompson
Owen Reynolds
Leg Apel
Favorita Lacs
el Neraintra
Pro Cage Results Fort Wayne 83 St Louis 67
Fort Wayne defeated St Louis 83 to 67 in a pro basketball game. Rochester crushed Syracuse 82 to 1 in another matchup with dominant scoring from key players.
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Fort Wayne
St Louis
York
Rochester
Syracuse
Unclear basketball scores from mixed report
Fragmentary OCR text shows basketball scores including UGLA 95 St John's 56 and Holy Craig 87 74 with other garbled lines mentioning teams Ford, Stazy, Sacramente and Wichita. No coherent teams or dates emerge.
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St_ John's
USF
la Sale
Holy Craig
Acuse
Dugueyny
Ford Nem
Stazy
Dons and UCLA Triumph in New York Holiday Festival
In Madison Square Garden the San Francisco Dons led by All America center Bill Russell impressed fans with an 79-62 semifinal win over La Salle. Holy Cross UCLA and Duquesne were noted as strong contenders, though the Dons and their coach indicated they were far from their best.
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San Francisco
Bill Russell
Madison Square Garden
Dons
Holy Cross
UCLA
Lidudues
la Salle
Dutley Moore
Duquesne
Syracuse
St. John's
Fordham
St. John’s
Mike Préaseau
Long Island University
Seton Hall
Lakewood Club elects Hutchinson president in 1956
The Lakewood Men's Club named Lyle Hutchinson president for 1956 with Andy Holmes as vice president and Jim Enlow as secretary treasurer. Other officers include Lloyd Weathersby Lew Webster John West on the board of directors.
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Lyle Hutchinson
Lakewood Men's Club
Andy Holmes
Jim Enlow
Sec.treas
Lloyd Weathersby
Lew Webster
John West
Bahama to Meet Vejar After Easy Win
Bahama William Hohalis Butler Jyr. won a 10 round decision over Paolo Melis at St Nicholas Arena. Promoter Tex Sullivan announced an imatch with Chico Vejar within a month as Bahama extended his string of 17 straight victories against weaker opponents.
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WEW York UP
Yama Bahama
Chico Vejar
Bahama
William Hohalis Butler Jyr
Paolo Melis
St. Nicholas Arena
Tex Sullivan
Imatch Bahama
Vejar
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