Bruins Cap Playoff Berth With 68 52 Victory Over Compton
Wilson High's balanced attack led by Stan Anderson with 27 points powered a 68-52 win against Compton High to clinch second in the Coast League. Jerry Cole added 19 as four Bruins hit double figures, securing a playoff meeting with the Citrus Belt League winner next Tuesday.
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Long Beach State to Face San Diego State in Key Clash
Long Beach State College basketball, fresh from a five overtime loss to Cal Poly, aims to snap a six game skid against San Diego State College at San Diego. The 49ers start Don Lee Frank Morandini John Miller Lem Kennedy and Bob Foerster as underdogs. The Aztecs, listed with a 185 record, pace a strong season and are eyed for the NATA Tournament.
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Cal Poly
Long Beach State College
San Diego State College
San Diego
49Ers
Don Lee
Frank Morandini
John Miller
Lem
Kennedy
Bob Foerster
Aztecs
Loyola and SC quintets collide at Fullerton
Loyola and Southern California meet at Fullerton tonight in California Basketball Association action. The Trojans seek revenge after last season's 63 61 upset and aim to bounce back after nine wins in their last ten games.
Loyola USF basketball telecast announced for Long Beach gym
KTLA will televise the Loyola University and San Francisco Dons basketball game at Long Beach City College gym next Saturday starting at 2 p.m. The No 1 Dons face Pepperdine Friday night with no telecast planned.
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Ay Sports
KTLA
Long Beach City College
Cary
Pac Coast College Basketball Scores and Outcomes
A scattered report lists numerous college basketball results across the Pacific Coast and western regions. Highlights include UCLA and Oregon State, Santa Clara, San Francisco, and Cal State matchups with varied scores, plus other intercollegiate games across multiple conferences and venues.
Pro Basketball EASTERN PHILADELPHIA 32 SURCASE 3A
In a chaotic scoreboard jumble the Eastern region clash featured Philadelphia and Boston with scattered scores and references to New York and Western play. L Rae and Mayne recorded limited listings as teams chased outcomes amid a variegated results page.
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Eastern Phladelhoia
Boston
New York
TB Western
L. Rae
Mayne
Louis Aiday
Fairly nets 39 as Jordan threads school scoring mark
Ron Fairly sealed his prep basketball career with a 39 point performance on Friday night, setting an all time Jordan High School scoring record and guiding Jordan to a 75 49 win over Paramount on the Insers floor.
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Ron
Jordan High
Paramount
Fairly
Barber and Kroll Lead by One at Houston Open
Veterans Jer ry Barber and Ted Kroll held a one stroke lead at 137 after two rounds in the windy $30,000 Houston Open. Kroll, from Fort Lauderdale, fired six birdies and one bogey for a 67, while Bacher led the field with a 67 in the first round before fading to a tie for the lead.
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Houston
VPI
Jerry Barner
Ted Kroll
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Pra
Bacher
Los Angeles
Jimmy Demaret
Jon Gustin
Charlottesville
Joe Zekarian
Detroit
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Astin
Joe Jiminez
Ray Deen Wou
Tod Monet
Jim Turneda
Marty Srurzal AG
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Bruin Swimmers Take Second in CIF Relays at El Segundo
Wilson High swimmers led by Pete Archer earned a second-place varsity finish and a first in the Bee division at El Segundo High pool during CIF Relays. El Segundo won varsity, Fullerton took the Bee/division titles as teams from Poly and others posted notable times across events including the 200 free and 400 free relays.
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Pete Archer
Wilson High Tankmen
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Foly
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Cees
Fullerton
Poly Dee
Ken Quayle
Bernard Moore
Larry Stothoff
Bruce
Moseley
La Verne Cagers Set New Scoring Record
La Verne Leopards capped their 12th straight win Friday night beating California Western 128 to 31. The 126 point margin set a new school scoring record as La Verne shot 50 percent and outrebounded the Matadors 75 to ?
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la Verne Capers
California Western
Leopards
City League Cage Results Int Baptist and Brethren game notes
Int Baptist and Brethren teams played in a City League cage results brief. Scorers included Haney 14, Pruett 12, Revers 12 for Brethren and Kell y 9, Wilson 9 for Los Angeles, with limited readable line items and substitutions listed in the fragment.
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Guardia
USF Dominate Santa Clara 80 44 In CBA Clash
USF pulsed past Santa Clara 80 to 44 as Bill Russell led with 29 points and UCLA exuded control. The Dons raced to a 40-26 halftime lead, with Big Bill scoring heavily and Naulls contributing a high scoring spree before resting midway through the second period.
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Bill Russell and Company
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Willie Naulls
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Mike Farmer
San Francisco
Long Beach
Viking Sets Tank Mark at Whittier Meet
Long Beach City College swimmers opened the season with a 56 to 28 dual meet win over Whittier College at Wilson High pool. Fred Simpson set a 50 yard freestyle school record at 24.4 seconds and won the 100 yard freestyle. Ron Gilchrist had wins in the 200 and 440 yard freestyles, with Jerry LaGonte also securing two firsts for LBCC.
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Long Beach City College
Whittier’ College
Wilson High
Fred Simpson
Simpson
Ron Gilchrist
Sevents
Jerry LaGonte
Wilson
Fox
Sankey
Askewae
Contr
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Cole
Price
Jenner
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Sturgéon
LaBonte
Tribes, Cal Fives Win In Narrow Pac Coast Conference Bets
In a windy Pacific Coast Conference night Idaho upset Oregon State 58 55 at Corvallis and Washington State fell 81 76 to Washington State away. Stanford beat Washington 74 62 led by Bills Bond 27 points while Beavers edged Cal 74 62 and Idaho’s Gary Simmons hit a crucial 20 foot shot with 76? left.
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Washington State
Spokane
Stanford
Bill Bond
WSC
Larry Beck
Golden Bears
Washington
Cel Wes
Berkeley
Idaho
Oregon State
Corvallis
Guand
Gary Simmons
Jay Buhler
Hondo
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Iee & A
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Bob
Wash
Leonard Eyes New Gate Mark for Title Fight
Promoter Jack Leonard predicts a mid April title bout between Sugar Ray Robinson and Carl Olson will draw a California outdoor gate over 200000, possibly setting a new record and approaching a quarter million. He notes expected strong attendance and a potential $420000 gross.
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Hollywoot LeRion Stadium
Jack Leonard
Sugar Ray Robinson
Carl
Bobo) Olson
California
Legion
Wrigley Lynwood
Interna
Tory
Excelsior
Norwalkgate
High School Cage Results Across Leagues
Coast League results include Wilson 58 to 52 over Compton and Jordan 74 to 44 over Paramount. In inset league Anaheim 57 to 47 Orange, Fullerton 7 to Garden Grove 15, Monta again 58 to Bay League Torrance 92 to San Marino 46. Citrus and San Diego City leagues show varied scores among named schools, with Pioneer League Culver City 74 Hawthorne 45 and Beverly Hills 72 to El Seguedo 43 among others.
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Exceltior
Polyot
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Paramount
Anaheim
Orange
Fullerton
Garden Grove
Newport
Montagiin Beach
Torrance Aly Camlennial
Ty Hondo Leag
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Culver Cite
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Beverly Hille
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Friday's Fights Highlighted by International Boxing Card
Associated Press notes a Garden Rocks Castellana event with top contenders including Johnny Sullivan of England and Aldo Pellegrind amid a tense title pursuit. The lineup features regional bouts and a potential headline clash as fans await decisive showdowns in Rome and Italy.
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Eland Wouth
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Traly
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Abe Lincoln Aided Niagara Cagers By Oscar Fraley
A column mixes Lincoln Memorial imagery with Niagara University's basketball visit and tournament plans. It references Taps, Cooper Union, and visits to monuments while predicting Saxton Basilio and boxing match implications, interweaving sports and historical imagery with a tonal, editorial flair. The piece cites venues like Madison Square Garden and Gulfstream Park and mentions various sports figures in a rambling, period voice.
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Traley
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Monte Irvin
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Andy Church
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Rube Mellon
Pendence Hall
New Yorks
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Gran't Tomb
al Rosen
Max Bentetc
Mel Ott
Mort
Cooper
Moe Berg
Jim Washington
Taps
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Delgado Favored in Legion Bout Tonight at Hollywood Legion Stadium
Two rising featherweights clash in a locally televised 10 round main event. Vince Delgado of Los Angeles is an unbeaten 12-0-0 fighter and a clear 10-8 favorite. Nana Randle of Oakland, a John L. Davis protege, holds an 18-4-3 record and seeks upset.
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Los Angeles
Nana Randle
Oakland
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John L. Davis
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One-Stroke Edge I to Betsy Rawls in Zaharias Test
Betsy Rawls holds a one stroke lead over Fay Crocker at the Babe Zaharias Cancer Fund Golf Tournament in Sarasota after a 70 second round and a 3 over 143 total. Crocker shot 74 while Louise Suggs and Mickey Wright tied for third with 145 after Suggs posted 75.
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Chajituck
Price of a Pack of Cigarettes and TV Offer
An old advertisement promises a giant TV at home for 28 cents a day via a hidden metal piggy bank savings plan. It claims out of town credit is OK and offers a free table medal radio with each TV ordered within 24 hours. The copy is garbled but centers on affordable credit for TV ownership.
Track meet weather forces cancellations and postponements
A heavy downpour caused multiple postponements in area track and field and baseball events. The Long Beach City College interclass meet was canceled, Centennial Poly and Wilson-Whittier meets were postponed, and El Rancho-Poly diamond tilt was canceled while LBCC and Camp Pendleton played a doubleheader at Pendleton.
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