Saints Win on Last Second Senske Shot Upsets Mt. Carmel
Saint Anthony edges Mt. Carmel 38 36 on a sensational 20‑foot jumper by Jim Senske with seconds left. Trailing 36 34, Saint Anthony set up the play after a stall, Lenske scoring the winning basket as Mt. Carmel failed to break the deadlock. Osgood brothers run the offense for Saint Anthony and Joe Tramserie anchors defense in a late rally that moves Saint Anthony into a tie for second place in the standings.
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Jim Senske
St. Anthony
Mt. Carmel
Desert Court
Saints
Roland i Osgood
Lenske
Bob McKenna
Walt Osgood
Saint” “Bees
Cees
Lis
Jack
Vic
Xrion
Joe Tram
St. Carns
Mt. Cararn
Ea5mel
al Claiborn
Saaeee Eerie
Carmel Irk Ganme
Ant Seer
Beeedon
Pericess
Anthony
ST. Anthony's
Charlie Oncnen
Vikes
Renegades
James Smith
James Cummings
Bakersfield
George
Fields
Calif
Ups
Presen
Longden
Somesoft
Valenrude
Desert
Snuenmker
Guigun
Boland
Eh Getter Arctele
Dave Hyt
Gusson
von Teed
Karim Spur
Valens
Ee Bolis
Ajax
Tougn
Dhese
Laat
Etfort
Maese
Art
Syemrcoldy
Cixtaine
Iely Wihter
Star Pac
Valenzw
Gertainiy
Eowa
Peterson
Bolan AG
Arma
Poise Morenohme Lg
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Longgshov
Ferlensy
Thaas Kleg
Faulkner
Schelli
Deerwood
Harmatz
Morena
Xor
Shuma Sage Orig
Powell
Reed
Gibb
Tillles
Angier
Kurts
cLongden
Noor's
Moreno
Triple Jay
Corse
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Neves
Holand
Harcaatz
Laia
Amica fCavallara
Wild Dance
el Burlage
Kangaroo Court
LEC
Trust Ciibb
Yoreno
Shire
Farftutt
Noor
Kansaroo
Jena Patne
Bunny
Buge
James
Balara
Laney
Uuy
Grong
Docrankor Siuarer
Travis
Tanimse
Anne Cote
Wits
Valensueln
Toros
Bas
Neergue
Roca Deep
DELL
Haedican
Mersyman BuMdasus
Heganah Waleneiel
Salie Gint
Too Man
Morita
Bolt
Jordan High Defeats Lynwood In Panther Floor Victory
Wilson Shades Downey Jordan High tops Lynwood 49 to 41 on the Panthers home floor. Lynnwood led early before Fairly sparked Jordan with 25 points, including a late burst to seal the win. Max Mallet contributed 18 points for Jordan as they led from wire to wire and extended a second-half lead to beat the Bees.
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Ron
Jordan High
Basketeers
Lynwood
Panther
Mlippad
Jordan
The
Knights
Wanewe
Bees
Max Mallet
Blorentine
Mize
Dan Been
Eynwood Bees
la Mallet
Kr Burtt
Nina
Rory
Bakersfield Rally Edges Vike Quint 67 33 in Clash
Bakersfield's Jaysee sparked a late surge to defeat Long Beach City College 67 to 33 on the Viking court in Metropolitan Conference action. Bakersfield broke a 20-20 tie with a 16 point lead after the 5:00 mark, while James Smith and George Fields contributed key buckets ensuring the Renegades pulled ahead.
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Bakersfield Jaysee
Long Beach City College
Downs
Baxersfield
Renegades
49ers Host Gauchos in Key Long Beach Showdown
Long Beach State hosts Santa Barbara tonight at 8 without top rebounder Frank Moran who has a sprained ankle. Coach Earl Kidd plans to start Sam Kennedy at center with limited action expected from John Niller as Santa Barbara brings a 15-6 record into the contest.
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Long Beach State College
Frank Moran
Ini
Santa Barbara
Morandini
Earl Kidd
Sam Kennedy
John Niller
Long Beach
College Basketball Roundup Across Pacific Coast Conference Action
Readable scraps show UCLA USC splits and Cal, Stanford, Washington State results amid a broad coast to coast college basketball roundup. Notable scores include Oregon and Long Beach CC losses, Santa Monica and Bakersfield clashes, and Western State Compton listings. The mixed results reflect a busy period with numerous teams like Fresno State and Loyola mirrored in scattered box scores across the West.
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UCLA
Stanford
USC
Washington State
California
Tdkha
Waslington
Oregon
Califucnla
Watate
Ai Marya
Venparcine
Enjoi
Santa Clan
Metropolitan’ Contorace
Bakersfield
Long Beach CC
Herhor
Los Apacer
SC Preah San Disko
B. A
Sis San
Srancise
Cal Tavertiea
Grand Canon
Pagadenk Nazarene
Pamant 4A
Sante
Barbeta
Tiyverelst Royadacy
Rumboldt
State of Wilametta
Whitmag
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Suaba
Foss Modesto
Odertin Bi
Princeton
Harvaro
Buginle
Rensselaer Poty I Deleware
Ste Pvul Ve
Midwest
Oreignton
Loraa
Xavier
St. Francis (Pa
Towa St. Telis
Morningside Solar
St. Knox
Los Pliitsburs Tehra
Warnbare
Washington & Jaco
Davidson
Plorida Agn
Horgan
Virginia St
Moris Harvey
Potoraas Td
Glemenle
Concdrl
Southwest Torna Toh Oi
Weg
Texas
Arkens
Stephen St
Central St
Southeastorh St. Co
Southwest
Bi Wayland
Th. Wentert
New Mexico
Houston St
Rocky Monitats
Montina
Colorado
Ali
St. Joseph
Catz
High School Scores Across Leagues and Matches
Patchy OCR lists high school game results and scores for teams including QUAST THAGUEly 64 Excursion 43 Bordan 49 Leawood 41 Witnon 49 Dowber 4 Compton 48 Paruingunt 36 and Cathedral 55 along with league play notes. Details are incomplete with several garbled entries and unclear team names.
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Quast Thague- Ly
Excursion
Bordan
Leawood
Witnon
Dowber
Compton
Paruingunt
AX Weacur Bales
Inglewood
Newport Ih
Suns Garden, Inc
Uate Begeh
Gaptitaea SL
Carnouie Leacce i Anthony's
Gatmal Tee
Cathedral
Ae Wyttente St. Posemrud Obnies
Iy Meee
I Alnemor
Culver City
Xaarrgnee
Hawthornson
Guroroingsiea
Boveri P Seeatata
Leag Avalon
Aegaeny
Fitarridge OF
Threa
Belflower Christian
bin Fest
Gtty al
Aree Baheros San Gautiel
Shies Laagiy
Catitoraia A
Pata Im Park
Igo
Answer to an Old Question Ump Says Score Faster Than Turley
Ump Bill Grieve recalls Herb Score as faster than Sobo Turley and praises Feller's quick curve. He cites Lefty Grove as the fastest and notes Score could be great if his curve matches Feller's. The piece also touches on Floyd's scoring prowess and birthdays, plus a novel basketball game prototype and the Garden State Stakes nominations.
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New York
Fraley
Cleveluna
Herb
Yankee
Sobo Turley
Bill Grieve
Lefty Grove
Grieve
Bob Feller
Grove
Feller
Furman
Darrell Floyd
Ben Carnevale
Navy
Howard Cann
NYU
Zarcen
Calvi
Ani Carnevale
Floyd
Mex Baer
Bunge Patty
Dom DiMaggio
Joe Garagiola
al Cervi
Patty Berg
Johnny Longgen
George Earnshaw
Larry Goetz
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Red Blaik
Bob Neyland
Peahead Walker
Red Barber
Bill Michael
Dowagiac
Mich
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Flatbush Skaters Edge Stocklyn In Derby Action
In Olympic Auditorium Friday night Flatbush skaters defeated Stocklyn Red Devils 28 27 in a volley derby. Action resumes tonight with Stocklyn holding a 3 2 series edge.
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Flatbush
Stocklyn
Red Devils
Los Angeles’ Braves
Olympic Auditorium
Bruins Hold Second Slot In West Coast Tourney
Wilson High edged Downey 81-64 as Gillis led with 28 points and 14 rebounds, keeping the Bruins in second behind Poly in league play. Barry Hallamore and Merv Wolf provided key scoring while Downey’s Bobby Dye led with 28 early points before the finish.
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Tandy
Gillis
Wilson High
Downey
Bruins
Poly
Jim Hanna
Wilson
Bobby Dye
Vikes
Barry Hallamore
Merv
Wolf
Dye
Bud Saunders
Wes Young
Bees
Jim Saraging
Stan Anderson
Bruhalees
Saraci
Cino
Bruln
Downey Bees
Andere
Dawn
Regen
Montaoment
Sakes Man
Namis
Radtor
BRUIN
Jim Quinn
Garry Dougan
Tandy Gillis
Bob Shumway
Compton High Trips Paramount 48 80 in Coast League
Compton High built a 48 to 80 Coast League win over Paramount after trailing 23 to 5 early. The Pirates tightened defense through the final three quarters to limit Paramount to baskets while Compton staged the comeback victory Friday night.
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Paramount
Compton High
Pirates
Compton
Gomptan Cot
Shaenetort
Frockim
Aabeanngeen
Hughes
Aries S. Sigudttt
Puerto
Presse
Hares Close In on Casaba Crown
Poly's Jackrabbits stay in Coast League race after a 64-48 win over Excelsior. Henry Wallace bags 25 points and 12 from Jackrabbits star Hanna lifts season average to .225 as Poly notches its ninth win in ten starts.
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USF
Poly
Wallace
High
Excelsior
Hanna
Henry Wallace
Jim Hanne
Dons Chalk Up No 44 in San Francisco rout
San Francisco extended its unbeaten string to 44 with a 79 46 victory over Fresno State at Kezar Pavilion. Santa Clara and Loyola flirted with upsets in California Basketball Association play as St Marys beat Pepperdine 75 57 amid other box score details.
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Fresno State College
Kezar Pavilion
Loyola
Dick Baker
Tom
Salvina
Santa Claras
Playa Gel Rey
California
St. Mary's
Pepperdine
Iswitch
Theader
Lions
Recurt
Saurah
Fregng State
TA Toads
Tucson Open Golf Tourney Moves Into Third Round
The Tucson Open proceeds into its third round with pros Gardiner and Leonard featured as the field contends for the $10,000 purse amid tense winter conditions.
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Tucson
Gardiner
Iria
Thane
Panama Beach
Ita
Canada
Stan Leonard
Vance Accontt
Unclear Horse Race Notes from Smokey Point Card
Fragmented OCR from a horse racing page lists race names, horses and times with many garbled words. Mentions include Pine, Freedom Sore Cita, Lady Gray, Time entries like 32 percent and 3.2, and scratches such as Reader. The text is unreadable in spots but conveys a race card with entries, finishes, and scratches.
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Sapacinany
Estee
Seale
SECON
Marien
Elf
Freedom
Orerionn
Neves Naligar
Stoemaker
Lansieau
Saveraukee
Alcodes Tasieueiae
Sieddes
Harmatz
Saft ‘Sneneeri
Racing Picks Highlight Short Odds and Placements
The list presents BEST BET Ridora in eighth, BEST CHANCE Art's Last in first, MOST PROBABLE WINKER Bossy Daby in fourth, PREFERRED PARLAY Toro Santo Dr Bunny, BANKROLL SPECIAL Smart Apples sixth, and CLOCKER'S TIP Riparties in fifth, outlining top wagers and expected finishes.
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Ridora
Art
Bossy Daby
Toro Santo Dr. Bunny
Smart Apples
Clocker
Virginia CC South Course hosts mixed tourney and club updates
In Brentwood, SCGA members suffer their first loss as women from the Virginia Wom en's Club tie the South Course with a 74 10 0c4 score. Joins include Joanne Bescos and Mary Whisenant who parred 12 holes to highlight the Virginia Women. The Virginia Women's Club installs 1956 officers with Alta Beazley as president and Muriel Price and Charles Swanberg as board members. Dawn Brown and Peggy Kirk earn a spot on the Martin Browning Oldsmobile plaque for best over all net score in the six hole partner's best ball event.
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Virginia CC
Marion Slocombe
SCGA
Brentwood
Huntington Beach
Taft
Frank Donaldson
Poupatepichae North
ApogienDe
Ieaing Epi
Hilly Se
Inoue Kooser
Joe Alice Richel
Net—Maytha Mat
Louise Wickman
South Hills
Fees Auto
Beasley
Tian Bight
C. Grecs
Portes
Bolonieey
Joanne Bescos
Mary Whisenant
Joanne OO
Maxine Raffety
Asfs
Alta Beazley
Seae
Tournament Chestman
Muriel Price
Charles, Swanberg
Dawn Brown
Peggy Kirk
Virginia Women's Club
Martin-Browning Oldsmobile
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Osgood Brothers
Carmel
Wilson Shades
Jordan Tips
Bakersfield Rally
Vike Quint
City College
John DeWitt
Dick Dickinson
Owen Reynolds
Smith
Bakerstiete
Long Braeh
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49Ers
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Oscar Fraley
Wilmington
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Belles
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Bayment
Ocean Tarr Arena
Lord Carbon
Det
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Ken Beaming
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Hoek
Jon Talas
Jaingle Bey
Roy
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University of San Franncisco
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Rabbits
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Ryoold
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Hand Kaach
Miles
Iexcelsior Brown
Hard Son
Dickerson
Day
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Murioz
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Cook Hazard
Frans Ap AM Oy
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Ernie Mason
Soc Tere Au
Pierpoint Landing
Martha Cohen
J.L. McClintock
Helen Brown
Dot
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Freida Runner
Martha Chilcote
Ain
Dave Douglas
Art Wall Jr
Fred
Liankini
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Lionel Hebe
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Bob Ros
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