Angels Add Promising Rookies to 1952 Camp
Angels scouts tout a 29 man spring roster heavy with rookies. Grant Dunlap leads a crop of bonus babies and several rookie pitchers like Bob Crane Tom Le Gros and Bob Zick are turning heads in Fullerton. Catchers Dick Tindall El Tappe Joe Hannah and Dave Cunningham add depth as the club eyes a fast rise in the coming season.
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Angel
Stan Hack
Fullerton
Grant Dunlap
Marines
Angels
Bob Crane
Tom le Gros
Bob Zick
le Gros
Chicago Cubs
Southwest
Cubs
Southern Mississippi College
Zeck
Salisbury
Crane
Flint
Mich
Legion
Visalia
California
Dick Tindall
Bordentown Military Academy
Trenton
N. J
Greensboro
Beaumont
el Tappe
Joe Hannah
Janesville
Fallerton
Dave Cunningham
San Pedro
University of Utah
Ontaha
Des Moines
Casting Club Event Finishes Up Today in Long Beach
Long Beach Casting Club hosts its 11th annual midwestern fly and ball casting tournament at Recreation Park. Events include dry and wet fly morning, 3/8 plug, 5/8 plug, and 5/8 team in the afternoon with distance trout fly and distance salmon fly contests run yesterday. Top performers include H H Carpenter and Quincy Hunt with high long casts and averages, while Mildred Wolfe leads spinning accuracy. Presley Askew resigns post at University of Arkansas football.
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Long Beach
Recreation Park
H. H. Carpenter
Jack Kripner
Carpenter
Quincy Hunt
Hunt
Mildred Wolfe
Bob Tora
Kelly Robinson
Ma Kripner
A. J. Garpenar
Jon Bailey
Tome Saat
Quisey Hust
H.R. Careunter
Gant Ang
Jack Kripmer
Jone Cart
Cassoy Hilltay
Uss Averase
George Cebeffier
Jim
Spline Dieth Ned Aitiered
Ob Tate
Rais
Peer” Ong
Ana Zany
Southern California tennis rankings honor Ted Schroeder and Maureen Connolly
Ted Schroeder and Maureen Connolly topped the Southern California Tennis Association 1951 rankings released today in Los Angeles. The list places Herb Flam at No 2 in the men’s singles, with a top ten including Noel Brown Hugh Stewart Straight Clark Jack Simpson Bob Perry Ed Kauder John Fleitz and Allen Cleveland, while Connolly leads a strong women’s list followed by Nancy Chafee Kiner Beverly Fleitz Mary Prentiss Canning Todd Dorothy Bundy Cheney Barbara Kimbrett Barbara Green Anita Kanter and Patricia Zelimer.
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Los Angeles
Ted Schroeder
Maureen Connolly
Southern California Tennis Association
Herb Flam
Noel Brown
Hugh Stewart
Straight Clark
Jack Simpson
Bob Perry
Ed Kauder
John Fleitz
Allen Cleveland
Miss Connolly
Nancy Chafee Kiner
Beverly Baker Fleitz
Mary Arnold Prentiss
Patricia Canning
Todd
Dorothy Bundy Cheney
Barbara Kimbrett
Barbara Green
Anita Kanter
Patricia Zelimer
Spivey Agrees to Show at Hearing on Eligibility
Kentucky center Bill Spivey agreed with the university athletic association to testify before the New York Grand Jury to determine his eligibility restoration. The board said reinstatement could occur if his testimony proves he is not involved in the basketball scandal.
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Lexington
Bill Spivey
Kentucky Basketball Center
Athletic Association
New York
All America
Trojans Triumph Over California 73-54 in PCC Clash
Southern California rebounded from a narrow loss to California with a 73-54 victory in a Pacific Coast Conference game. USC built an early lead, led 14-7, and rolled to a comfortable win behind strong early tempo and steady defense. California, led by guard Gin Dean, suffered field-goal drought after the opening minutes and finished behind as USC and UCLA chased second place in the Southern Division.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Trojans
California
Bears
UCLA
Stanford
Cal
Gin Dean
USC
Ken Flower
Doan
Cae Styda
Tratt
Cintriec
Greenleaf
Ysc—Bennett
Boyd
Stone
Gehrmann Sets Indoor 1000 Yard Mark at AAU Meet
New York February 16 Don Gehrmann sprinted six laps at Madison Square Garden to set a 1000 yard indoor record in 2 08.2 at the National AAU indoor championships. He edged John Borican whose 2 08.8 mark stood ten years. Charley Moore and Harrison Dillard also excelled. Moore set a meet record in the 60 yard dash 1 10.9, Sax finished second, Maioco Hugo fourth, Whitfield third. Dillard claimed his sixth straight 60 yard high hurdles title, a historic six-peat.
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New York
Don Gehrmann
Madison Square Garden
John Borican
Gehrmann
Borican
Pilaster Wins Miami Beach Handicap at Hialeah
Pilaster, age eight and the oldest in the field, led 10 younger rivals to victory in the $15,000 added Miami Beach Handicap on the turf at Hialeah. The mare finished the mile and a half in 2 30, two lengths ahead of Saxony with Why Not I third, in a field of 11 three year olds and up.
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Miami, Fla. Fev
Henry L. Straus
Pilaster
Miami Beach
Hialeah
Woolford Farm
Saxony
B. Bohn
Palatine Stable
Chicle II
Kodros Resigns as Hawaii Coach
Honolulu reports Archie Kodros, former Michigan star, has resigned as Hawaii football coach and athletic director effective June. He cited personal property in Alto, Kansas as his reason and said it was a hero decision.
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Honolulu
Archie Kodros
Michigan
University of Hawaii
Alton
Hut
Harbor Five Romps Over Santa Monica in MVC Clash
Harbor Five led early and beat Santa Monica 61 to 47 in a Metropolitan Conference game in San Pedro. Players listed include Hammond, O'Hare, Winters, and Roberts. Harbor-Carson and Monies are noted among scorers with multiple field goals and free throws contributing to the final margin.
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Harbor Five
Santa Monica
Harbor JC
San Pedro
Mapbor
Tinte Monies
Hammond
Harbor
Santa Mone
Bearing Harbor
Carson
Honsca
Enea
Roberts
Gilbert Quits Saddle to Train Horses and Open Stable
Veteran jockey Johnny Gilbert, 37, from Pittsburgh Kansas, ends a 21 year turf racing career on doctor’s advice. He plans to open a public stable and become a professional trainer as he shifts to training duties full time.
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Ahcadia
Johnny Gilbert
Pittsburgh
Kan
Angels Sign Infiskier Andy Anderson from Browns
LOS ANGELES Feb 16 The Los Angeles Angels signed free agent infiskier Andy Anderson formerly with the St Louis Browns He played for San Antonio last year but was out most of the season with a leg injury.
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Angels Los Angeles
Los Angeles Angels
Andy Anderson
St Louis Browns
San Antonio
Long Beach City College Edges East Los Angeles JC 58 52
Long Beach City College held off East Los Angeles JC 58 52 in Viking gym to stay atop the Metropolitan Conference. Tack Nelson forced steals as Long Beach built leads then endured a late Huskies rally before Clarence Smith sealed the win with a 25 foot shot and a free throw.
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Y Ray Cunningham
Long Beach City College
East Los Angeles JC
Huskies
Viking
Norse
Vikes
Tack Nelson
Long Beach
Amilo Gonzales
Charles Johnson
Eli Sherman
Clarence
Smith
Bob Seymour
K Beach
Becker
Seymour
Lonk Beach
Morgan
Buat
Los Angeles
Bimmons
Husky Huskies Clinch Northern Title in Narrow Victory
Washington Huskies clinched the Northern division crown with a 75 to 66 win over Idaho Vandals in Moscow. Free throws made the difference as Washington shot 15 of 22 while Idaho connected on 12 of 12. Bob Houbreys led with 26 points, keeping Washington two games ahead of Idaho with 12–2, and two games remaining.
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Moscow
Idaho
Washington Huskies
Huskies
Bob Houbreys
Washington
Saints Win at Ventura Upset Over Ventura Five
Saint Anthony's High cagers upset Ventura 54 to 51 as Bill Bond ignited a third quarter surge turning halftime 28 24 deficit into lead. Saints pulled away late to seal the win with key scores from Bond and others.
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St. Anthony's
Ventura
Saint
Bill Bond
Saints
Mt. Anthony's
Bond
Silada
Havekorat
Fr Sithepi Relson
C. Coronas Dinney
C Boyd
Painter
Ge Perkins
the Haltme
Ventita
St. Amony's
Bt Anthony
Mueller
McBride! Vertara
Fickel
Pee
False Tops Favorite in New Orleans Race
NEW ORLEANS February 16 Mrs N M Mikel s False opened Light Broom by two lengths to win the 510 000 Lecompte handicap at the fair grounds. Light Broom paid 260 220 to place and show, The Gink finished third in the mile and one sixteenth feature on a slow track. The winning time was 1 45 3 3 and False paid 18 20 34 and the Gunk returned 3 60.
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New Oleans
Workman to Padres in Pacific Coast League trade
Hank Workman, a Yankees farmhand, will be sent to the San Diego Padres of the Pacific Coast League on option. Padres president Bill Starr announced the move. Workman is a first baseman.
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San Diego
Hank Workman
New York Yankees
San Diego Padres
Bill Starr
Stanford Spills UCLA Five 77-49 in BC clash
Stanford Indians beat UCLA Bruins 77-49 in a Pacific Coast Conference game at Palo Alto. Center Jim Ramstead scored 25 points delivering a late rally to separate the teams after a close early and halftime score.
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Stanford Indians
UCLA
Bruins
Indians
Jim Ramstead
Lela
Owl Mearford
Fo Pt
TP Fi
Tomste
Als Tos Susdalerte
Ld S
Li Eppersant
Reamaleadec
Zacinoviehe A
Walehe Rok O
Johnsong oOo
Sversan
Bob Delonas
Hula
Stanford
CCLA
Livingston
Dane
Tomsic
Ramatead
Walsh
Suzdatetf
Zanovich
Iyezeon
Olympics Ban Interference Resolved By IOC
The International Olympic Committee reaffirmed opposition to political interference with national Olympic Committees. After a lengthy session at the Sixth Winter Games, a resolution endorsed the Olympic idea and resisted political pressure, with no emergency extending the committee's work.
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Oslo
International Olympic Committee
International Committee
Packers Sign First Draft Choice Parilli
GREEN BAY Wis Feb 16 Vito Babe Parilli the University of Kentucky star quarterback signed a 1952 contract today with the Green Bay Packers of the NFL. Parilli holder of many collegiate passing records was the Packers No 1 choice in the draft.
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Green Bay
Wis
Vito
Babe) Parilli
University of Kentucky
Green Bay Packers
Parilli
Feckerg
Southworth Plans Return to Baseball
COLUMBUS Ohio Feb 16 Billy Southworth former manager of the Boston Braves said tonight he soon will resume his four year career in baseball But he would not say where or at what job The 58 year old Southworth told newsmen from his farm in nearby Sunbury Ohio an announcement about his new job must come from his employer.
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Columbus
Ohio
Billy Southworth
Boston Braves
Southworth
Sunbury
Herman Aragon bout postponed over ear infection
In Sacramento on February 16, promoter Jackie King announced Freddie Herman of Mexico City and Art Aragon of Los Angeles would not fight February 26 due to Herman's ear infection. If he recovers, the match is rescheduled for March 12.
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Sacramento
WFLA
Freddie
Babe) Herman
Mexico City
Art
Golden Boy
Aragon
Los Angeles
Jackie King
Herman
Stanford Beaten as Olympic Club Wins Rugby Match
San Francisco Olympic Club defeated Stanford 3 to 0 as Rick y Supple scored a dramatic goal line try midway through the second half. The tight match featured strong defense from both sides with Stanford pushing for an equalizer late.
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Stanford
Fed
Ricky Supple
San Francisco Olympic Club
Giants Sign Boy 17 Victor Vick Joins Giants
San Francisco reports JP Victor Vick a 17 year old right handed pitcher signed by the New York Giants after graduating from a Portland Oregon high school last June. The move marks a rare enlistment of a teenager in major league ranks and signals the club's scouting reach into the Pacific Northwest.
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San Francisco
JP Victor Vick
Portland Ore
New York Giants
College basketball scores round up from regional games
Summary of numerous scattered college basketball results with teams including UCLA Washington Idaho Oregon State Minnesota Ohio State Cornell Nebraska Louisville Minnesota Michigan Michigan State and others posting various margins in midseason action.
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Southern California
Canforme
Actor
UCLA
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Oregon State
Amy
Iowa
Purdue
Dayton
Baldwin-Wallace
Minnoia
Ohio State
Frincaton
Cornell
Kyntan
Nebraska
Vitanave
Louisville
Minesota
Michigan
West Virginia
Virginia LiMtAry
Lown
Tulma
St. Bonaventura
Toledo
Kentucky
Tereaste
Indiana
Northwstero
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Brigham Young
Oklahoma
U S Leads In Olympic Team Title Race At Oslo
Unprecedented American showing on third day of the sixth Winter Games includes Ken Henry and Don McDermott sweeping the 500 meter speed skating titles and Bill Beck placing fifth in the downhill. The United States tops unofficial team totals with 34½ points as Norway, Austria, and Germany trail.
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Oslo
Anciuden
Wetahark
Sriza Smatina
Ken Hanty
Cnicegen
A Erro
de Tie
Gordon
Audley
Canada
Arne Johansen
Norway
Fin Helgensa
Klyotake Tavsbayaans
Japan
Hyoat Kivenen
Atlena
The
Garard Maacas
Sutherlands
Tolva Balonen
Finland
Buane Boekeland
Bare
Frank Black
Ead Ada Aana Ig MacKay
Hebert Bie
Ginmar Behnelder
Ghistian Pravda
Austria
Fredy Puhl
Switzerland
Sillidey Beck
Kiegaton
Stein Erhees
Guenar Hjeitnes
Carlo Gart
Dive
Vompalaors
Mnette Altwese
Great Britain
Hanes Tenizy Albright
New Center
Atnas
Argueling du Blef
France
Sonya Klopier
Long Island Fen
S. Barbara. Wyatt
Geoxt
Britain
Valda Osborn
Virginia Baxter
Detroit
Erika Kraft
Vera ¥. Smith
Mariennmith
Ken Henry
Don McDermott
Bill Beck
Uncle Sam
Henry
Finn Helgesen
Helgesen
McDermott
Employe
Englewood Cliffs
N. J
McDersnott
Bislett Stadium
Beck
Noretjell
Dartmouth College
Zeno Cole
Colo
United States
Germany
Italy
America
Tenley Albright
Mass
New England
Jeannette Alierg
U. S
Sonya Klonfer
Long Island City
Michigan
Ken Hanry
Noteway
Dermott
Englewood
N. JL
Ilinois State Teachers College
Mc-The
Compton College to Host Four JC Teams in Tournament
Compton College hosts a two day intersectional basketball event at Decker gym featuring Moberly IC of Missouri Stockton JC and Hutchinson Kansas along with Compton Friday February 22 and Saturday February 23. The four team lineup marks the revival of the Compton Invitational Basketball Tournament aimed at showcasing top junior colleges in Southern California and reshaping regional play after a four year pause.
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Compton College
Decker
U. S
Moberly IC
Missouri
Stockton JC
Hutchinson, Kan
Compton
Southern California
California Jaycees
Rupp sues Look for libel damages in federal suit
Kentucky basketball coach Adolph Rupp filed a 250000 dollar libel suit in federal court against Look magazine publisher. He seeks 100000 dollars for reputational injury and 150000 dollars punitive damages, claiming Look did not publish a requested retraction. The action centers on a January 29 Look article by Tim Cohane.
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Lexington
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Look Magazine
Seeds Law
Rupp
Look
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