Hares Win Second In A Row Over Fullerton
Poly's two mainstays Jim Hanna and Henry Wallace led a 64-53 non conference victory over Fullerton on the losers' court. Wallace had 28 rebounds and assists and 10 points, Hanna added 16. Poly also won 71-69 over Fullerton in the Cobine tourney semifinals, opening with a 12-0 run before pulling away.
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Stathew
Bruins rout California High in non league clash 78-53
Wilson High built a second quarter lead and cruised to a 78-53 victory over California High of Whittier. Wes Young scored 15 and Phil Sharman 13 as the Bruins dominated, with four players in double figures and eight reserves scoring. California trailed 35-24 at halftime and was outscored 26-4 in the third period.
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Whittier
Wes Young
Phil Sharman
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Guint
California
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Thotad
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Moore
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Wilson Bees Clash For Excelsior Bee Tournament Title
Wilson Bees face Excelsior in the 8 15 pm championship game of the Excelsior Bee basketball tournament after solid semifinal wins Friday. Montebello and Bellflower meet in the 5 45 pm consolation tilt while Jordan and El Rancho vie for third at 7 pm. Excelsior beat El Rancho 59 33 as Glenn Payne led with 28 points and Noble Smith controlled the boards. Stan Anderson and Jutan Saracino scored 21 and 20 for Wilson in the semifinal win over Jordan, 54 40. Frank Arundel led Jordan with 16.
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Excelsior
el Rancho
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Satncino
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Argentine Surprised Argentine Surprised NEW YORK 2) -Eduardo
Eduardo and Louise narrate a packed Madison Square Garden boxing night where Milo Savage from Salt Lake City used a shoestring trick on Holly Mims last year and drew with Lausse after seven rounds of tactical shell defense. Savage lured Lausse into traps as he pressed forward.
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Lausse
New York Boxing Chief Faces Guild Challenge
New York boxing politics swirl as Julius Helfand, head of the New York State Athletic Commission, gains ground against the Boxing Guild of New York. Guild leaders waver after Helfand’s two key showings, while Governor McKeldin and Jim Norris weigh in on promotion and licensing battles amid plans for the Fro Bowl and other events.
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International Boxing Chip
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St.Nick's
Sunday Breakfast in L A Honors Duffy Daugherty Coach of Year
Duffy Daugherty of Michigan State will receive the 1955 Coach of the Year plaque at a Hollywood breakfast in Los Angeles. About 250 national coaches, celebrities, writers, and boosters are expected to attend the event with Hollywood figures present.
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Bush (Duffy) Daugherty
Michigan State
L. A
Hollywood
Unclear race results from Jolung track meet report
Fragmented OCR item lists multiple races with times and participants such as Mir Baineer Lacy and Seren Ribs, mentions various unspecified runners and place names, and includes times like 4.60 and 1:12. Details are garbled with many illegible segments.
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Sarina
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Maxie
Holand
Sheamaker
Russell Says He Has Two Years To Grow As Player
USF star Russell says he may become a polished player in two years and hopes to reach the U S Olympic team. He compares himself to Tom Gola and notes he is content with his current performance while aiming for bigger honors.
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Oscar Fraley
New York
Fraley
Bi Russell
Tom Gola
Russell
U. S
San Francisco
Ted Kluszewski
Gus Russell
Seton Hall
Bell
Wally Post
Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Redlegs
Herm Wehmter
Phillies
Dayton
College basketball results mixed across a crowded card
Dozens of scores across multiple matchups show Stanford over Oregon 42 to 38, Fresno State 80 to 60, and Pomona 58 to 43. Other noted results include Nevada edging another team 31 to 70 and California’s decisive win 98 to 85 amid a long list of regional college games.
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Hawaii All Stars Hula Bowl Choice Blues in Honolulu
The Hawaii All Stars face a tough bowl decision after a strong showing, as Long Beach City College faltered late in Honolulu. The Hula Bowl pits pro greats like Y A Tittle and Hugh McElhenny against top college backs, with the pros slight favorites due to a full professional line. Batson scores 27 to lead Modesto JC in the JC invitational, while El Camino and Bakersfield win consolation games.
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Honolulu
Tom Batsonv
J.kalent
R- Smith
West Contra Costa
Modesto Jcj
Westmont defeats Long Beach State on home floor in a 74 59 loss
Westmont College handed Long Beach State its third straight defeat 74 to 59 on the 49ers home court. Dan Heinrich led Westmont with 24 points while Hollis Harvey added 17 and Bob Foerster 12 as Westmont secured its first win over Long Beach on their floor. Long Beach State center John Miller missed the game with a knee injury and the 49ers never recovered after falling behind early.
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Prep Basketball Scores and Tour Stop Highlights
Readable lines show team scores from a Beverly Hills tour and regional prep games. Notable entries include Campion 49, Cowes 41. LARINGS VAGUE 62, Gan Podian 23. Temple City 4, Santa Fe 35. Avalon 32, Brethren 41. Today features matchups across Philadelphia Boston New York and Rochester with several city teams listed.
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South Carolina names Giese head football coach
COLUMBIA S C E W ar ren EK Giese offensive strategist for Maryland took over the USC football coach post on a three year contract at 12000 dollars annually. Rex Enright will remain athletic director after 17 years in both roles but says the dual responsibilities were impossible to sustain. The Gamecocks had a tough season with three wins on a nine game schedule.
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Maryland
University of South Carolina Today
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Donald Russell
Marciano Stable Fighter 2-1 Pick at Legion Tonight
New York featherweight Bell squares off tonight against Buddy Evatt of Los Angeles in a 10 round televised main event at Hollywood Legion Stadium. Bell, No. 7 featherweight contender last year, has 60 pro fights and is managed by Al Weill who also guides world heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano. Bell is a 2-1 favorite.
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Buddy Evatt
Los Angeles
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Rocky Marciano
Soper Raceway Notes Derby and Racing Events At Noon
Local sports calendar lists events at the Olymate Derby and Anuttarinany Weratthix track. Attendees include Byatt vs BelI, plus Horne Racing-Callente, with noon start times and a $730 prize pool.
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Meyer Graham Albert Added to Football Hall of Fame
The National Football Foundation announced the election of three coaches L R Meyer Texas Christian Bob Neyland Tennessee and Tad Wieman Michigan and seven players Frankie Albert Stanford Lynn Barnard Vanderbilt Paul Christian Missouri Ottie Graham Northwest Missouri Walter Gilbert Auburn Howard Harpster back to the hall of fame honoring 1920s 1930s era figures from Carnegie Tech LSU UCLA and Rutgers among others in Brunswick New Jersey site of the hall ceremony.
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Dutch) Meyer
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Bob) Neyland
Tennessee
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Tad) Wieman
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Frankie Albert
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Lynn Barnar
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Paul Christian
Joack
Missouri
William Dudley
Virginia
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Walter Gilbert
Auourm
Howard Harpster
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City League Basketball Recap at Cree Gadrea
In a spirited City League basketball card the West S C faced Cree Gadrea with notable performances from Newton, G J Sanders, and Kalglie of Go. Substitutes included Jalrero Barrett and Knlahts of Columbus Olin, while Harbers and Grammer contributed solidly for their teams amid a crowded lineup.
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