Dale Andrea Son and the borrowed club incident at Los Angeles Open
Dale Andrea Son of Long Beach faced disqualification for playing with a borrowed putter at the 28th Los Angeles Open. He finished 39-36-75 amid misfortunes and misplaced gear, while Joe Robinson notes the dry course and short shots as key factors in a tight field.
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Sports Calendar Report from Gas-u Open and Related Events
A scrambled listing shows events including Gas-u Open at Fox Hills Country Club, Morse Racing at Santa Anita, Telmameny basketball at Compton, and matches featuring Jordan Ya Excelator, Mt. Carmel, Polyva, and others. Boxing at Garden Arena appears with Helly La Boucher, plus various college matchups and track or boxing notes.
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Open Field Chases Nary In Los Angeles Golf Classic
Bill Nary led a 144-player field in the 28th Los Angeles Opera golf event with a 67 opening round to seize early second-round lead. Chasing pack includes Lew Worsham and Jim Ferrier with 69 and 69 respectively as scores balloon. Others strong: Paul O Leary 70, John Hen yieh 71, Albert McDaniel 75, Joe Roach 75, Mozel 77, Bell 74, Bayer 74.
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Oregon
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el Paso
Paul Runyan
Fred Wampler
Indianapolis
Joe Brown
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Jackie Burke Jr
Kiamesha Lake
Tommy Bolt
Maplewood
Indians Bear Down In Tight PCC Opener Win
Stanford Indians upset Southern California 59 in a close PCC opener as Russ Lawler scored early and finished with 23 to lead the Indians. California beat UCLA 62 53 at Berkeley as Cal’s five strong men fought for the edge. Cal’s Dick Tamberg led with 17 while Bob Atoo added 14 as UCLA rallied late but fell short.
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Southam California
Television policy may cost college sponsors in NCAA stand
New York reports the NCAA may keep the same football TV plan as last year despite General Motors backing the 1953 program with over 4.4 million dollars, risking loss of the sponsor if GM refuses renewal. The story notes potential flexible or regional telecasts and mentions the Cincinnati meeting and proposed top games.
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Cincinnati
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Bevo Francis Seeks Return of Scoring Records
Rio Grande College coach Oliver asks NCAA to restore Bevo Francis's scoring records after last season's 1964 points in 80 games as a freshman. He argues Bevo proved himself against major opposition and deserves the honors regained.
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NCAA
Idaho Quintet Dumps USC in PCC Opener
The Idaho five upset USC in the Pacific Coast Conference northern division opener as team play trumped individual scoring. Swede Halbrook led Idaho with 32 points as Oregon State struggled in a 70 65 loss to Idaho and Washington State fell 56 48 to Washington with Oregon idle. The same teams meet again tonight.
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Associated Press
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Oregon State
Idaho
Indiana
Pendleton Legion billboards host Ray Acosta bout
In Pendleton area the Hollywood Legion Stadium hosts lightweight Chickie Boucher in a 10 1 round main event against Rudyn Jordan of Los Angeles. Boucher's pro record stands 11 losses and three draws in 31 starts while Jordan has lost three of 12. Ray Acosta of Long Beach is favored in the 133 pound semifinal matches against Eddie Sims. Camp Pendleton area removal from no hunting and no fishing zones announced as of today following fire-fighting controls.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Rudyn Jordan
Los Angeles
Boucher
Jordan
Los Anpeles State College
Ray Acosta
Long Beach
Eddie’ Sims
Giardello Challenges Olson Crown After Panter KO
Joey Giardello declared himself the logical challenger for Bobo Olson's middleweight title after a fifth round technical knockout of Garth Panter at Madison Square Garden. Panter, of Salt Lake City, was stopped at 1:16 of the fifth round, marking his first professional defeat.
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Bobo Olson
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Giardello
Rugged Panter
Salt Lake City
Madison Square Garden
Panter
Olson Defeats Panter. Giardello Extends Winning Streak
Berne remererecaric Giardello 23 asserts plans to beat Olson while noting Panter's past loss. Olson outpointed Panter in Butte Montana on March 16. He then claimed the American championship over Paddy Young and the vacant world title against Randy Turpin. Giardello earned his 44th knockout in two fights and his 47th victory.
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Randy Turpin
Trabert Dominates Hoad in Davis Cup Warmup
Ted Trabert, U S champion from Cincinnati, defeated 19 year old Australian star Lew Hoad in straight sets 6 0 6 2 6 2 to win the South Australian championship. The earlier Davis Cup challenge round match featured a bristling three hour five set struggle on a wet court. Trabert then crushed Hoad in about 70 minutes today.
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Sweet Ree
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U. S
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Vikes Rally Seals Semifinal Bid At Modesto Tourney
Long Beach City College Vikings edged Stockton to reach the noon semifinal at the Modesto State Basketball Tournament. Bill McFarland hit a last second jumper to force a tie then McFarland Lanier and Cook answered late as LBCC survived Stockton’s early lead. Mitchell led LBCC with 16 points. West Contra Costa looms if LBCC advances to the final.
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Radio and TV Sports Schedule Shaped by Local Stations
Radio and television listings show Santa Anita feature segment on KMPC and KLAG coverage with Stanford KEW and KEC. Programs include Best of the Saturday lineup and Santa Anita races scheduled around 11:30 pm, with Stanford events and local race updates through the day.
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College Basketball Scores And Notes From Various Games
A compilation of college basketball results shows Washington 48 over an unnamed opponent, Monterey 55 over Idaho 7, Oregon State 85 over Sleerm College 66, and multiple other regional matchups. Notable scores include Georgia 62 over North Carolina, Alabama A&M 74 over an opponent, and Southwest Texas Tech 75 in a listed contest.
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Davenport to Speak on Faith at Fellowship Baptist
Former Long Beach Jordan High School grid star Bob Davenport will speak at Fellowship Baptist Church Sunday on Can A College Football Player Believe in Jesus Christ. The service at the temporary North Long Beach gathering place begins at 8:40 a.m. at Plymouth and Orange Streets.
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