Wilson High wins Bee tournament final over Poly 56 to 41
Wilson High School defeats Poly 56 to 41 in the Excelsior High Bee tournament final to remain unbeaten. Mike Lees and Roger Gurich score 20 and 18 points as Gurich nears the tournament record with 68 points across four games. Huntington Beach wins consolation over Jordan 34-21 and Newport Harbor tops Centennial 42-39 for third.
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Wilson High School
Long Beach
Poly
Excelsior High School
Mike Lees
Roger Gurich
Bunnies
Gurich
Wilson
Brubabes
Huntington Beach
Jordan
Newport Harbor
Centennial
Bob Duarte
James Weatherford
Denny Fitzpatrick
Newport
Bob Wells
Es Witsog
Lees
Acorn
Gitlis
Fr Duncan
Fitepatriey
Twea Ah Garieh
Go Walla
Amaliy
Foul
Hatttine Agore
Witson
Witsay Xuba
Cole
Lewis
Srltheran
Prosser
Saracino
Poly ‘Neubs
R. Acosta
Kem
Bale” Bien
Tehavens
Mamon
I Newport
Dion
Lawia
Fitzpatrick
Pops
Rutledge Navarro
Iener
Kanter
Therford Neat? Aeore
Centen Lal Ou
Newport Aghs
Ketpp
Tamura
Tonen Teh Myer
Olipban
Buntington
Bowling Along Night of Women and Men Match at Virginia Bowl
The Virginia Bowl hosts a mixed bowling battle with Critérion Machine Works led by Merle Matthews against Greywood's skip Don Rafferty. The event features players like Robbie Arrington Lois Kline Janet Willingham and Gloria Augustenberg on the women’s side, with numerous scores and lineups noted throughout the card.
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Virginia Bowl
Critérion Machine Works
Merle Matthews
Greywood
Don Rafferty
Merle
Robbie Arrington
Lois Kline
Janet Willingham
Gloria Augustenborg
City Scores and NEB Methodists Football Notes
Fragmentary score list includes Zhameane Amith and Crook with various numbers. Mentions Hivgnnton, Co, angford, G Wienoly, Clower, Garrison, and Baruer. Readers see scattered names, positions, and partial game tallies from a local city score roundup.
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Burris Ae Ware
Gime Arlicwar Hodge Aubeuetel
Ay Knox
Fights Last Night Reported With Erratic Details
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a last night fight report mentioning names like Giardatto and Panter among scattered figures. The legibility is poor, with many garbled tokens and numeric codes that do not form a clear event or outcome.
El Camino Hosts UCSB Hoops Clash in Channel City
El Camino tips off against Santa Barbara College in a key local clash in San Diego. UCSB halted a long losing streak with an 82-65 victory over Los Angeles State, while El Camino fell 78-65 at Santa Barbara in their first meeting at the National Guard Armory. Gaucho guard Clyde Matzen led the win with 26 points as El Camino’s expected lineup includes Chuck Davis Glen Becker Duane Ring Bob Seymour and Bill Wright.
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State College
Santa Barbara College
Channel City
Gauchos
Los Angeles State
49Ers
State
Santa Barbara
National Guard Armory
Clyde Maxen
L. A
Chuck Davis
Glen Becker
Duane Ring
Bob Seymour
Bill Wright
San Jose saves big on athletics through work-study policy
San Jose State College cuts football costs by replacing grants with work-study under FCC rules. Director Bill Hubbard says the shift from $40,000-50,000 in previous years to $15,000-26,000 annually reduces financial strain and may save the program. The plan keeps scholarships for current players but limits aid by requiring earned wages.
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Hal Woodsan
Jose
San Jose State College
Bill Hubbard
Spartan
Hubbard
San Jose State
Fresno State
Arizona State
PCC
Tolalia
Oregon
California
Stanford
Wilkinson to Remain Oklahoma Athletic Director
Bud Wilkinson announced he will not leave his $15,000 a year post at the University of Oklahoma to coach Minnesota. The 38-year-old leader said he spoke with Ike Armstrong in Cincinnati and could not be considered for the Minnesota job. Armstrong confirmed Wilkinson did not apply and no conclusions were reached.
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Norman
Oklah Uup
University of Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
University of Minnesota
Wilkinson
Af Minne
Sota
Ike Armstrong
Minnesota
Cincinnati
Armstrong
Foco
Oklahoma
Valley LA And East LA Share Early Metro Wins
Valley College outlasted Santa Monica 60-59 while East Los Angeles beat Harbor 61-58 in the Metropolitan Conference opener. El Camino JC opened with a conquest of San Diego JC as Long Beach CC eyed the title with a franchise favorite.
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el Camino JC
Long Beach CC
San Diego JC
Valley
Santa Monica
East
L. A
Harbor
Chaffey
Riverside
Mt. Sac
Orange Coast
Setrnpolifan
Los Angeles
Nethercott
Newgonds
Heusser
Bas Conerre
Ban Antonio
Murns
Er Ford
Henderson
Fe ‘Adama
Boberts
Nichole
All Man Antonio
Scar Ke
Chris
Belt
Pomona
Colton
Riverside of Goth
Smantebano
Glendate
Glendale Hoover Bt
Coving
Burbanw
Orange Languae Tustin
Race Vatenda
Gardin
Oro Stave
We Rasemend
el Monte
Amarbre
Azonala
Eastern League Peal
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Must
Haxatiton
Universi
Beltower
Hawthorne
Mormagada
Culver
Vejar Manzi Fight Promises TV Showdown Tonight
Pat Manzi and Chico Vejar clash in a 10 round welterweight bout telecast nationally tonight at 6 PM Pacific on ABC. Manzi rose from 8-1 underdog to even rating on rugged aggression. Vejar carries 29 knockouts in a 60 bout career and has four losses in 60 pro fights.
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Miami
Fla
Pat Manzi
Chico Vejar
Pst Abc
Manzi
Vejar
Voesar
Wrestling Results at Ocean Park Arena
Dr. Lee Grable defended his title against Hana Rehna while Antoine Leone and Don Amold defeated Mario Dagoura and Warren Bonkwink. Pat Fraley and Karl Davie defeated Billy Varga and Dave Levin in the tag match.
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Ocean Park Arena
Lee Grable
Hana Rehna
Antoine Leone
Don Amold
Mario Dagoura
Warren Bonkwink
Pat Fraley
Karl Davie
Billy Varga
Dave Levin
Hares Nip Vike In Compton Invitational Final
Poly High School faces Mt Carmel in the ninth annual Compton Invitational finals after an undefeated season. Poly beat Downey 47 41 as Jack Kirkpatrick sparked a fourth quarter rally and Del Walker shuffled guards to disrupt the Vikings. Jordan and Excelsior contest the consolation title with Loyola meeting Centennia for third place.
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Poly
Long Beach
Mt. Carmel
Los Angeles
Mt. Car
Mel Drew
Loyola
Downey
Jack Kirkpatrick
Rabbits
del’ Walker
Blbepatrick
James Smith
Vikings
Jordan
Mark Keppel
Excelsior
Centen
Nia
Saint Cagers Trip Knights In Saint gym rout
Saint Anthony High School defeated Lynwood 53 to 33 Friday night at the Saint gym. Leo Apel scored 20 for the Saints as they jumped to an early 21 to 6 first quarter lead and extended the margin. The page includes scattered player names and garbled entries from the scoring summary.
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Norman Kingston
Joe Lopez
Phoenix
Bobby McIndoo
Kingston
St. Anthony High School
Lynwood
Saint
Knights
Leo Apel
Saints
Anthony
Tomanic
Danley
Manto
Adair
McGreevy
Anthon Wagner
Herod
McCartney d
McCartney Blankenabip
Lynwooday
Klepfer
Tacvard
Sandy Bucks Breeze Still Sets Mark in Hula Bowl
In Honolulu on Friday night before 20 000 fans the College All-Stars beat the Hawaii All-Stars 18 to 14 in the eighth Hula Bowl. Garrett passed for two touchdowns, connected with Paul Cameron for a 10 yard score, and led a key second quarter drive that produced the winning touchdown. Babe Parilli and island defenders limited the pro star lineup, while Cameron and Garrett combined for the decisive scores.
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Honolulu
Stanford
Bobby .Garrett
Hawaii
Yenwanngs Garrett
Shrine
Zame Jan
UCLA
Paul Cameron
Babe Parilli
Melbourne
John Landy
Australia
Ummité
Babe
Garrett
Bylernex
Bayer
Ado i Sae
Nate Sam Morley
Gaston Rejtt
Hlewian
Belgium
Wally Duponte
Cameron
Garrett-Morley
Ate
Santa Anita Race Card Summary
Racing program from Santa Anita lists results and payouts for multiple races. Notable entries include Courage Grape, Resistance, and Frosty Dawn with pari mutuel odds and scratched horses such as Bellas and Talking Point. Final race payouts show varied returns across the card.
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Moreno
Bidahid
Cotejo Rioch
Marsh
Tilman
Haya
Hella
Nell
Za ‘Abe
Borpes
Fragn
Toney
Isvioaiz
Heather Khet
Burton
Lenadea
Sir Abbey
Morten
Basketball Results Across Local Teams and Scores
A compact roundup lists numerous high school and college basketball scores from various urban and surrounding areas. Highlights include Excelsior over Centennial 6 to 2 in an unclear result, Pomona defeating Chaffey 55 to 47, and Riverside, Glendale, Covina, and Huntington Beach show multiple game outcomes.
Blocking '11' Latest Fad Blocking '11' Latest Fad
Blocking team honors 17th annual selection by Chattanooga Times panel led by Wirt Gannon. Maryland tackle Stan Jones and Mississippi guard Crawford Mims top the list with other college stars including Art Hunter Notre Dame Milt Bohart Washington Matt Hazeltine California and Tom Allman West Virginia among backs and linemen.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Stan Jones
Maryland
Crawford Mims
Mississippi
Wirt Gannnon
Chattanooga Times
Jones
Mims
Associated Press
Hill Fenton
Iowa
Mam Boyston
Okla
Art Hunter
Notre Dame
Milt Bohart
Washington
Matt Hazeltine
California
Jerry Coody
Baylor
Mel Holme
Minnesota
Glenn Turner
Georgia Tech
Tom Allman
West Virginia
Santee Declared NCAA Ineligible
Cincinnati report says Wes Santee of Kansas is ruled ineligible for NCAA championships next June after using a year of eligibility by competing in an AAU meet at Berkeley in 1951 while a freshman. The NCAA decision blocks his participation this season.
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Cincinnati
Wes Santee
University of Kansas
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Berkeley
Havana Saviors and Cuban Baseball Boon to the International League
Cuban industrialist Roberto Maduro, a Cornell graduate, pushes Havana into the International League creating a Class 3-A entry. He guarantees round trips Richmond Havana twice a season and funds a costly operation. Maduro owns a 32,000 seat park and a thriving Havana Winter League, eyeing eight hundred thousand plus paying customers in the first season and strong potential profits for the involved clubs.
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New York
Roberto Maduro
Havana
Richmond
Milwaukee
Maduro
Cornell
Cuba
Cane Tycoon
Montreal
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Carmel
Bruin
Virginia Ladies
Nowr Behineter
Ack
Joop
Losnie
Halen Ballows
Zoo
Beredit OE
Doria Paton
Merleekhawa
Nerval Shang
Alice Flach
Bonin Clark
Mickey” Sounesorn
Ser
Mopbie Alington
Glaseic
Oulley
Gott
Insane
Dole
Till Chubb
Gary Isham
Zack Nelson
Lou Castlemat
John Millar
Ernie Arnebracht
Thi
MDCP
Dick Hor Fick
Zie AL Waren
Bil
Baker
Yender
Anse
Bob Trujillo
Francia Wilson
Boots Weldin
Teck Apinineey
Art Moore Boe
Miu
A Stoel
Mdr
We Eller
Gordan Cary Braeoty
Lyangen
SRG Slvd
Upnie
Slughter
SOG
Mazer Senith
Belmont
Sunset
UDC
Mont Vibe
Max Guthely
Jim Zine
Jelen' Howard Coppt Honnra
NLB
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Giroux
Exatinas
Teri Nad
Biewe
Guava Warunsky
Recovits
Joe Blake
Ern
Iala
Eisick
Bete
el Camino
San Diego
San Jose
Manzi Vie
Saint Cagers Trip Knights
Onselp
Ge Bidvick Ib
Polan
Tukey
Peer Co Cn
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Jatron
Anderen
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Arann
Peres
Porter
Ronugnter
Algerie
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Painton
Teckeon Sn
Garrett Sparks
Facil
Yarnaxe
Los Angeles Rams
Elroy
Crazylege
AleSiare
Hicech
Hirsen
Santa Anita
Carme
Keppelson
Cantauin
Old ‘Place
Santee
NCAA
AAA
Gayle Talbot
Cubs
Puerto Rico
Horth
Post Office
American Ave
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