Panthers Rout Wilson to Clinch Coast League Lead
Jordan High Panthers defeated Wilson 65 to 37 at Panther gym to stay tied with Poly atop the Coast League. Larry Webster scored 22, Ron Fairly added 16, as Jordan dominated with 42 points in the second half and held Wilson to 16. The Bruins were limited to seven third-period points while Jordan surged. The Panthers also beat Bruhames 67-63 in a preliminary.
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Jordan High
Wilson
Panther
Panthers
Poly
Bruins
Larry Webster
Jordan
Jordan Tivants
Fairly
Chuck Cox
Panther Midd
Bruhahes
Alison
Campbell
Franz EF Iverson
Ce Gurlea
Sqaltn
Witvon
Rielly
Orandes
Baracinn
Brain
Ted Smith
Wilson High
Ron Fairly
Duane Knapp
Poly High Edges Lynwood In Tight Coast League Bout
Poly High beat Lynwood 46 42 on the road to stay tied for the Coast League lead with Jordan fin ownership. Jim Hanna led Poly with 14 points while Hipp and Smith added 11 each. Earlier Poly won 60 28 in a preliminary game and the Hare JV won 49 29. Hermosa Beach hosts the third annual Sports Day with a four mile walk and run events featuring AAU stars. Bill Mihalo aims to set a world four mile walk record.
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Poly High
Lynwood
Jordan Fin
Hares
Poly
Kaits
Paul Hipp
Knights
Jake
Bob Rehm
Jim Hanna
Hipp
Jim Smith
Hare JV
Hermosa Beach
A. U. Stars
Clark Stadium
Redondo Beach
Bob Lemon
Vern Stephens
Hank Sauer
Gus Zernial
Johnny Lindel
Mings
Mihalo
Pilots Rally Past Tarbabe Five In Coast League Thriller
Excelsior, led by Daminjak and Green, defeated Tarbabe Five 57 53 at Compton in a Coast League game. Hale and Burk paced the winners with key scoring late in the rally while Compton built a 40 21 halftime edge before Tarbabe surged.
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Lynwood
Comptorelle
Hanne
Excelsior
Daminjak
Itt i7
Campton
Danny Martine
I Ei Aros
Bolimnerer
Crenerarty
Fubes
Huff
Everood
Fiers GB
Pon’ Brey
Pilot Bees
Dave ‘Burk
I Herbeck
An E Grea
Compton
Wells SG Excelsion
Aurbore
Payanak
Saba —Charez MrutMan
Strpenen
Kinsoh
Brown
Acosta
Phamos
Sehlebaum
WRN
Wension
Aller
Stearn
Haneman
Nestre
MTA
Are & A Kerley Ches Wy
Tote Brene S
Dew' Ai
Skagen Det Hrames
Bride
Bick
Houtenar
Wickers
Quakenbush
Dungar
Parks
Prep Basketball Roundup With Notable Scores Across Districts
A crowded schedule yields varied results from Los Angeles area to Orange County. Notre Dame beats Loyola 62 58 while Laguna Beach tops Garcia Grove 56. Brea Olinda 45 Valencia 35. Santa Ana Santa Atta 42. Monrovia 37 Whittier 31. Beverly Hills tournament underway with Beverly Hills 55 Centennial 43 and Mira Costa 42 in consolation action.
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Boass Lear Jordan
Whipp
Poly
Lynwood
Excelsior
Tiapenzd
Biack-Foxe
Fasacena Academy Oh
Ceiley IR
Perennial Tancue Hrancis
Mater Detnes
Chamingdesian
Sary Fratel
Clini
Pomona
Pacific
Sin Beynarding
Fontana
Colton
Riversme
Pacific Drogee Arhambra
Atendin
Monrovia
Whither
Bormead
Fl Monte
Yoothill League
Tien Hoover
Surrourns
Merniehelio
Glale
Mun
Burbank
Tri-County League
Sea Die Me
Ohn
Metropolitac Star
PCL Chief Predicts 3 Million Fans This Season
Claire Goodwin, new president of the Pacific Coast Baseball League, forecasts attendance will reach 3,000,000 in the current season. A San Francisco business executive at a Friday press conference hinted it could rise higher, noting last season’s attendance fell to 2,600,000.
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Los Angeles
Claire Goodwin
San Francisco
Braves Bay Opener Bay Bombers Derby Kickoff
The Los Angeles Braves won the opening game of a two week relief derby series against the Bay Bombers by 32 to 31 at the Olympic Auditorium on Friday night.
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Braves
Los Angeles Braves
Bay Bombers
Aitle Olympic Auditorium
Wrestling Results at Ocean Park Arena
Wrestlers Ricera and Melby won by decision while Jon Rene defeated Gene Kinisk. Levant and Blarenth drew. Juan Saraberto Gel and Enrigue Romero had matches. Schwinkle and Nick Borkiinkle defeated Dimple Box. Karl Davis beat Mal Brenner, Leon Maither and Lou Austis defeated Lee Savaidl.
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Ocean Park Arena
Ricera
Melby
Jon Rene
Gene Kinisk
Ato Levant
College Basketball round of scores across California and beyond
In recent college basketball results, Santa Monica, Bakersfield, El Camino and Santa Ana posted losses or narrow margins. Stanford defeated USC while Oregon State beat Washington 54 52. Other notable results include Santa Barbara JC 46 Pepperdine 1 and Portland edging San Francisco 90 04.
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Santa Menica
Valley
Diego
Bakersfield
East
el Camino
Berborbi
San Bernardino
Santa Ana
San Antonio
Orange Coast
Ions
Compton
Glendale
Antelope Valley
Ctr Queantiie
Frosh
Vallejo
Tid
Hancock
Carr Reaulls
Bowling Along Bowling Along Heathered Scores and Names
A fragmented bowling column lists a series of player scores and names across multiple events including Bark of America, Globe Virginia, SLB Tuesday, and Wednesday matches. Mentions Ken Marr Hugh Linnell John Grosse Mary Mathews Audrey Brown and scores such as 243 584 560 582. Includes numerous surnames and partial entries, with few readable dates or places.
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Bark of America
Ken Marr
Hugh
Linnell
John Grosse
Mary Mathews
Audrey Brown
Suifa
Bob. Irwin
Chark Woodside
Stan Igonard
Cece Pettis
Thuns
GLOBE
Virginia
Herman Winkler
Alan Alexander
A Sturehls
Asn
Bert Westear
Howard TeVoe
Iraq
Chuckdusts
Jerry Sampsno
Tiny Sprake
Mt Carmel Cruises Past St Anthony in League Clash
Mt Carmel High crushed St Anthony in a 53 to 39 basketball victory as the Crusaders, the clear class of the SCIP, overwhelmed the Saints. Saran Abram sparked a key second period defensive stand, but Mt Carmel surged late to seal the win in St Anthony's gym.
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Mt. Carmel High
Crusader
SCIP
St. Anthony's
Saints
Mt. Carmel
Crusaders
Saint J ¥'S
Saint
Bees
Antony's
Stephens
Brestig
Genske
Rivas
Senake
Riveraly
Prukap
Tastor
Carmel
Duarler
Anthony
McGreevy
Umasie
Lac
I Lorota
St. Anthon
Cermel Bees Aman
Dohersy
Ita
Dela
Gomez
Stiniekie Agar
Leiamam
Simeonay G Steel
McKenna
Ralph
St. Anthony's i
St. Armel Anlho
Hart
Carmel Cera McMmanus
Courtmarch
Wilkas
Bell
Seniiling
Callins
Janowicz
Espinosa
Roonga
Tumsmen
St. Anthony
Rey Mi
Carmet
Astrada
Colmner
Cassiero
Carmel Suo
Vasquez
Hemric Nears 3000-Point Milestone in Wake Forest Rally
Hemric of Wake Forest pushes toward the all time scoring record as he nets 41 points and grabs 36 rebounds in a 120-65 win over Clemson, leaving him 166 points from Frank Selvy's four year mark with eight games remaining. Syracuse upsets Holy Cross 74-70 as Gary Clark shines late. North Carolina slips from ACC lead after Duke routs 91-68. Ed Harrison's 22 and Richmond top Virginia Tech 70-65. Rhode Island beats Cotegate 87-96.
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Ds United
Dick’ Hemic
Wake Forest
Frank Selvy
Syracuse
Hemric
Clemson
Selvy
Holy Cross
Ictors
Orangemen
Gary Clark
Tom Heinsohn
Crusaders
Niagara
San Francisco
Loyola
Cincinnati
Siena
North Carolina
Duke
Blue Devil
Blue Devils
Tar Heels
A.C.C
Maryland
Harrison
Richmond
Virginias Tech
Rhode Island
Cotegate
Virginia Tech
Youth Movement Stays Back as Palmer Leads Open
In Phoenix at the $15,000 Phoenix Open, Arnold Palmer, 24, posted 68 to match a 137 total after two rounds and lead by one stroke over Littler. Ed Furgol and Cary Middlecoff tied at 138, with Burkemo dropping after a broken putter ended a late stretch. Eleven foreign entries were eliminated as Thompson and a lone British Open champ kept the field hopeful.
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Phoenix
UFJ
John
Iy Palmer
Palmer
Littler
Gene Littler
Onej
Johnny Palmer
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Ed Furgoly
Cary Middlecoff
Walter Burkemo
Burkemo
Peter Thompson
Australia
Santee Predicts 4:02 Indoor Time At Millrose Meet
Wes Santee, 22, famed Kansas runner who set an indoor mile record at 4:03.8 last week, predicted a 4:02 mile at the Millrose Games in New York. He faces Gunnar Nielsen of Denmark and four U S milers including Fred Dwyer, Bob McMillen, Billy Tidwell, and Dick Olsen in a high profile Wanamaker Mile. Nielsen is seen as the man most capable of beating him, though Santee hopes to lower his mark on the Madison Square Garden boards.
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New York
Wes Santee
Kansas
Millrose A. A
Madison Square
Carden
Mee Eee
The
Skinny
Sants
Santee
Gunnar Nielsen
Denmark
U. S
Fred Dwyer
Bob McMillen
Billy Tidwell
Emporia
the Rabbitt
Philadelphia Inquirer
Nielsen
Washington
Boston
Gil Dodds
Roinders
Long Beach
Calif
Bob Richards
Harrison Dillard
Millrose
Parry O'Brien
Tack Davis
Mal Whitfield
Trace Ashenfelter
Fred Fitt
Lions face reshuffle with McCord amid Canadian talk
The Detroit Lions weigh Amid speculation of a move to Canadian football Darris McCord, the 24 year old tackle and No 3 draft choice, deflects offers while coach Buddy Parker navigates possible interim plans and comments on Voigts and assistants. Jim Walsh moves to the Seals as rising pitcher joins Hollywood amid trades.
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Detroit Lions
Darris McCord
Bob Voigts
Ney
Northwestern
Bill Stits
Ted Payseur
McCord
Lou Saban
Bud Svendsen
Don
Lion
Heap
John Koyatch
Canada
Pat Oleksiak
Farker
Racing card with multiple events and results
A scrambled racing page shows results from eight races with horse names jockeys and times. It includes wagers and payouts for each race and notes scratched entries. The piece also shifts to sports news mentioning Joe Kuharich eyeing a Redskins season, and a Holywood golf four-ball match with players and semifinals, plus the AAU Indoor Track Meet for Pan American selection at the U Chicago venue.
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Joe Kuharich
Notre Dame
Ralph Guglelm
Seeee
Washington
Los Angeles
Joyce
University of Chicago
U.S
U. S
Mexico City
Hacienda downed Virginia in Thursday team matches
The round featured multiple indoor tennis results with Hacienda defeating Virginia 30-18, Santa Ana beating San Ga 25-23, and Rio Yoneo 25-23. Other noted pairings included Leased: Lemon 5-1 and Cub-Boand 4-0, with several players posting wins as Mrs. A. Wonnell led the South Course Women’s Club and Sylvia Miller highlighted Lakewood’s club results.
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Hacienda
Virginia
Hte
Santa Ana
Rio Yoneo
Ena
SCGA
Ettains
Placa
Beene Cehman
A. Wonnell
A. Foe
H. Slocombe
Berite
L. Larson
Ly Ars
Trotters Post Handy Win John Kennedy Toledo Ohio 25
The Harlem Globetrotters defeated the Toledo Mercurys 54 41 at Municipal Auditorium as star Leon Hillard dazzled with dribbling while a Toledo player suffered two nasal fractures after an elbow hit Friday night. Spivey led Washington Generals past the Mercurys in the prelim.
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John Kennedy
Toledo
Ohio
Toledo Mercury
Sneather
Seaside Hospital
Lance
Philadelphia Spiras
Municipal Auditorium
Leon Hillard
Shaw Pick Puzzles Brennan
Notre Dame head coach Terry Brennan questions NFL draft choices as he visits San Francisco and says he would match Ralph Guglielmi against George Shaw and Max Boydston. The piece also mentions Dick Bass, a high school star drawing college interest and a note on Gene Littler and his putting in early 1955 tournaments.
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SAN Prancisco
Terry Brennan
Notre Dame
Ralph Guglielmi
Brennan
Guglielmi
Baltimore
George Shaw
Chicago
Max Boydston
Shaw
Ralphi
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Louisiana State University Board of Supervisors
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T. P. Heary
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Southeastern
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San Francisco Seals Today
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Long Beach City College
Bob Thelford
Santa Monica
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Reece
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Harlem
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