Poly Undisputed Leader Hares Rip Jordan 56 43
Poly High toppled Jordan High 56 to 43 at Long Beach City College gym to tighten grip on Coast League title race. Jackrabbits, led by Sage and Ara, surged after a close opening, outscoring the Panthers in the final stretch to take a key victory with two games left in the season.
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Jordan High Panthers
Long Beach City College
Poly
Downey
Wren
Sint Seige
Balé
Poly Band
Ron
Melody
Jim Ara
Sim
Jordan High Panthers Nets Second Swim Victory
Jordan High swimmers claimed their second win, defeating Inglewood 41 to 34 at the Sentinels pool. The meet highlighted multiple event winners and a school relay record, with Tugwell, DeVinna, Schemper, and Crawford among top finishers in medley and sprint events.
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Sentinels
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Aston
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Poly Dominates Jordan In Close College Basketball Showdown
In a high scoring college basketball game Poly edges Jordan 63 58 as Hipp and Hanna lead Poly with precision under the boards. Jordan’s Fairly nets 28 points but cannot overcome Poly’s late surge and strong interior depth.
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Bzanvona Ee
Panthers
Poly
Paul Hipp
Jim
Hanna George Vails
Henry Wallace
Rabbits
Jordan
Jimny Smith
Bipp
Larry Dominick
Hipp
Hanna
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Rees
Paly
Dennis Nelson
Tom Gough
Enypstras
Horse Racing Tips From a Local Handicappers Card
Anita Handicap Specials list BEST BET Heel Flame third BEST CHANCE BET My Hoy Bobby eighth MOST PROBABLE WEINNER Competing Beau first PREFERRED PARLA Model Ace Polo BANKROLL SPECIAL Noble Bell fourth CLOCKER S TIP Pat Thompson eighth
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Hoy
Bobby
Weinner
Beau
Noble Bell
Clocker
Pat Thompson
Bruins Aim to Halt Four-Game Slide in Coast League Night
Tonight's slate features Wilson at Excelsior in a crucial Coast League clash for fourth place while Compton visits Downey. St Monica plays St Anthony in a Catholic League matchup as Excelsior's Gary Cropper chases a new all time school scoring mark and Downey's Bob Dye seeks 20 points for a record. The Saint's Jim and Bob Senske pace a Wednesday win over Notre Dame into a bid for No 3 in the standings.
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St. Anthony's
Wilson High
Excelsior
Compton
Downey
Pilots
Bob Robbins
Bruins
Gary Cropper
Wll
Vikings
Bob Dye
Ace
Skein
Atttack
Senske Brothers
Jim
Bob
Notre Dame
City Basketball Playoffs and Astrodynamic Lineup
Gardena Stadium hosts the AAA National Midget Auto Championship with Jimmy Reece and 1953 1954 Indy 300 winner Billy Vukovich among entrants. Names like Zarling Boyd Veith Stenderup join a field of notable drivers ahead of the 100-lap race.
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Jimmy Reece
Gardena
Vikes Meet Alumni in Key Baseball Showdown
Long Beach City College baseball hosts a tough test against an Alumni squad led by Jim Lee at 2 p.m. Coach Bill Hicks plans to rotate lefties Gene Gianoli and Billy Balcorn while aiming to match last season’s championship form apart from mound strength. Alumni roster highlights include ex Norse stars and former Red Sox signee Lee, with Timme Martinez and Charlie Salad among others. Last year the varsity opened with its first win since 1940.
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Long Beach City College
Bill Hicks
Gene Gianoli
Billy Balcorn
Lstaté
Jim Lee
Boston Red
Lairo” Salae
Ede
Cisco
Drade
Compton
Glen Sox
Phoenix
Timme Martines
Glen
Charlie Salad
Marv Taylor
Phasnis
ORK
Tomms Murricane
Phil Bekersatiolders
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Dick Rount
Szabo Wins Main Event Over Great Bolo in Technical Decision
Szabo defeated Great Bolo in the main wrestling match at Municipal Auditorium after referee Red Shoes Dugan ruled a technical decision against Bolo for rough tactics. The 23 minute bout featured Szabo landing cleaner blows and finishing with post bout exchanges. Other results saw Ricci down Leilani, Jungle Boy defeat Christy, and Blanard drawing with Bock Trinkle.
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Sandor Szabo
Municipal Auditorium
iRed Shoes Dugan
Bolo
Jungle Boy
Vic Christy
Jae
Blanard
Warren Bocktrinkle
Redwater miscue sinks Maud in one-point thriller
Text describes a Friday night high school basketball game in Texarkana where Redwater center Carroll Spencer received an out of bounds pass and scored for Maud's opponents by mistake. Maud won 61 to 60 after Spencer's shot went through the Maud basket, a miscue he regrets.
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Texarkana
Tex
Carroll Spencer
Redwater
Maud High Schools
Spencer
Maud
Souchak Sets 60 in Texas Open Round Record T
Mike Souchak of Durham North Carolina, blazing 60 in the Texas Open, tied the PGA record and set a 27 on the back nine to lead at halfway. Freddie Jans and John Barnum followed, with Barnum three eagles and Jans using a hot putter as Chandler Harper shot 67 and groused about putts.
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Mike Souchak
Durham
N. C
Souchak
al Brosch
Bill Nary
Ted Kroil
Tommy Bolt
Ben Hogan
Toby Lyons
Bolt
Freddie Jans
John Barnum
Grand Rapids
Mich
Peter Allis
Dorset
England
al Balding
Toronto
Canada
Barnum
Chandler Harper
Gene Littler
Dons Top Defensive Team in Gillman Ram Era Debut
New Los Angeles Ram coach Sid Gillman arrived for a press luncheon as Baltimore Colt coach Joe Thomas joined the Rams in a similar role. Ray Nagel replaced Tommy Prothro at UCLA, with Prothro taking Oregon State’s head coaching post.
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Los Angeles Ram
Los Angeles
Ray Nagel
UCLA
Tommy Prothro
Westwood
Prothro
Oregon State
Centennial Coach to Lead All-Stars in Shrine Game
Aaron Wade of Centennial High and Jim Blewett of Manual Arts High were named co coaches of the South prep stars for the Shrine- Fi Hi benefit football game set for July 27 at the Coliseum. Blewett brings veteran experience. Wade, in his first year, helped Centennial to the SCIF championship with a 11 1 record. An awards dinner is planned March 3.
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Centennial High
Jim Blewett
Manual Arts High
L. A
Blewett
Johnny Riley
Wade
Centennial
Tlas
PCC
SCIF
John Grossi
Mike Kaneen
Marvinson
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Huddy Maxwell
Peter Webster
Ted Carr
Gary Pyles
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Dan Lungren
Ronny Cordes
Victor Bostel
Robert Maxwell
Myron Godein
Bil Carinon
Bill Harsch
Dudley Bushes
Pat Shepherd
Garry Frost
Will Holton
Julian Randolph
Charles P. Kaspar
Roger Nissen
Barbara Xubelins
Pamela Merkus
Patricia Billa
Inga Iska
Grace Niska
Ezzard Charles Fights Norkus On Ring Return
New York news wires report Ezzard Charles, 33, facing Charley Norkus, 26, in a 10 round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Charles, aiming to recapture the crown after two losses to Rocky Marciano and five months idle, is favored 3-1 as analysts expect his speed and punch to return. The bout will be nationally televised.
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Norslugger
Charley Norkus
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Ron Square Garden
Rocky Marciano
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Albright leads in Vienna world figure skating
Tenley Albright, 19, marked a brilliant win in the women's division at Vienna's world championships with Carol Heiss of New York finishing second. In skating dance, Paramount's Joan Zaraboni and Roland Junso placed fifth heading into today's finals.
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Sraasling
Vienna
Carol Heiss
New York
Paramount
Joan Zaraboni
Roland Junso
Wilt the Stilt Hits 90 Points for Scholastic Mark
Wilt the Stilt Chamberlain seven foot Overbrook High School center, sought by colleges, set a Pennsylvania scholastic scoring record by scoring 90 points as Overbrook beat Roxborough 123 to 2. He made 36 field goals and 18 free throws, surpassing Ray Pauley’s 83 point mark from 1954.
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Whleswill
Chamberlain
Overbrook
Pennsylvania
Roxborough
Ray Pauley
Sinking Spring High School
Basketball Results From Coest and Nearby Games
Basketball scores from various colleges and teams show a mix of close and high scoring games. Notable results include Brigham Young defeating an opponent 76 to 71, Houston beating Houston State 108 to 100, and Alabama posting a 71 to 54 win. Other lines appear garbled or partial, listing teams such as Montana, NYU, Manhattan, and Georgia with mixed figures.
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Sen Tose State
Famdena CC
Pierce
Dante Ane
Rion Sr
Alregators
H State
Brigham Young
Montana
Manhattan Os Nyu
Marshall
Morris Harvey
Houston
Houston State
Lee Fichmond
Cerna ‘Teen
Gorgia
Davidnen
Alabama
Louis
Wienica
Widener Attracts 11 Thoroughbreds for Hialeah Handicap
Eleven thoroughbreds were entered for the 18th 100,000 added Widener Handicap at Hialeah Park. Alfred G. Vanderbilt's Social Outcast is favored in the mile and a quarter race, with Hasty Road, Stan, and Mister Black among the challengers. The field lists post positions and trainers, including notable entries from Moreno to Boulai.
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Hialeah Park
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Hasty House Farm
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Doeckey
Atkinson
Moreno
Caperdor
Woodhouse
Bromfield
Boulai
Guerin Os
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