Board Aims to Bid Steel Bleachers for Two High Schools
The Board of Education moved to expedite bids for 10 000 steel bleachers with 5000 at Wilson High and 5000 at Jordan High. They will use bond funds repaid next year and call bids only for seating sections. Steel bleachers should be ready by September and replace earlier concrete plans.
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Board of Education
Wilson High School
Jordan High School
Arthur A. Knoll
Wison
Jordin
Douglas A. Newcomb
Norvonx
Newcomb, Knoll
George M. Vermillion
Rockwell Kemp
Walter L. Scott
Sunnyvale
San Jose
Santa Anita
Ray Gee
Myer
Mivenulla
Perm
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Butler
Permane
Garcia Battles Montes Tonight at Olympic Auditorium
In Los Angeles on January 13 Garcia faces Montes in a featured lightweight bout at Olympic Auditorium. Both undefeated in the city, they bring quick knockout power and solid records, Montes likely near even money at ring time.
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Los Angeles
Gudidly Te
Vexng Medical Studen Papin Montes
Mexico City
Olympic Auditorium
Montes
Coast Association opens season with monthly golf tournaments
The Orange County Coast Association starts its 1948 season with a Wednesday opening at Recreation Park under Burr Brown. The club, often 40 players strong from Los Angeles to Orange counties, will host monthly handicap matches with dinners at the Glider Inn Seal Beach and Lakewood meetings to honor yearly leaders and discuss club business.
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Olfers
Orange County Coast Association
Recreation Park
Burr Brown
Santa Ana
Long Beach
Orange County
Los Angeles County
Jane Ye Seay Motel
Glider Inn
Seal Beach
Lakewood Country Chule
Press Telegram
Association
George Lake
Gardnar Mulloy Tops Net Draw in Florida Tournament
Gardnar Mulloy of Miami, ranked third amateur in the United States, led the field at the Florida West Coast Tennis Tournament in St. Petersburg. Richard Gonzales of California, who upset Mulloy in the Sugar Bowl and won the Dixie Tourney, was listed as a top contender along with Garner Larned of Chicago and Buddy Behrens of Fort Lauderdale.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
United States
Richard Gonzales
Young
New Orleans
Tampa
Garner Larned
Chicago
Buddy Behrens
Fort, Lauderdale
Fighters Meet for Crack at Lesnevich
Edgard Charles and Archie Moore top light heavyweight contenders fight in Cleveland in a 15 round bout at the arena tonight. The victor earns a chance at Gus Lesnevich’s crown next summer.
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Cleveland
Edgard Charles
Archie Moore
Arena
Crick
Gus Lesnevich
Bittners Nip Ellis in Exhibition Tilt 62 to 46
Don Barba Dale and a strong Oakland lineup powered a second half scoring burst to defeat Long Beach Elks 62 46 in St Anthony's gym in front of over 1500 fans. Bob Matthews Burke and Taulbee sparked the run while Pat Ahern's defense battled height and flair from Williams Burke and Matthews. Poly High lost 33 44 to Compton in the prelim with Jerome Walters scoring four late points to seal it.
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Don Barbadale
Oakland
Bittners
Long Beach
Elks
Bittner
Enda‘gered
Pee Tee
Tom, Anberry
Billie’ Burke
Warrin Taulbee
Oakland Sordes
Quanters
Bob Matthews
Jack Abel
Barnsdale
Pat Ahern
Don Williame
Burke
Matthews
Poly High
Compton High
Tarbabes
A. Southern
Maryland
Hutty Aultuma
Compton
Poly
Craig
Babuate
Chandler
Hatineeoras
Billimrai
Lang Waiuh
Hooringaube
Bithnar—Matuiewas
Burke A
Williama
Long Reach
Ateyoi
Brown A. Ee
Stars Mail 36 Contracts and Player Movements
Hollywood Stars announce 36 contracts offered including holdovers recalled from other leagues and several newcomers. Pitcher Vernon Kennedy of San Diego and infielder Gene pair from Philadelphia Athletic highlight new arrivals, with Tony Luplen and Oscar Refchow hinting at further major league deals. Bud Sheely sale to Spokane was announced as part of roster changes.
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Ettee
Hollywood
Gan
Dia
Hollywood Stars
Jimmy Dykes
Vernon Kennedy
San Diego
Gene Pair
Philadelphia Athletic
Galvin Felix
Sas Vegas
Stars
Chicago White Sox
Tony Luplen
Oscar Refchow
Fother
Hollis
Bud)Sheely
Spokane
Vandals Upset Beavers 47-43 In Moscow
The Idaho Vandals edged Oregon State 47 to 43 in Moscow. Idaho center Jack Phoenix scored 17 points to lead the victors, while Torrey Tarred tallied 13 for the Beavers and hit the tying basket with 90 seconds left.
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Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Oregon State
Jack Phoenix
Foot
Pinton Brimball
Rod
Phoenix
Torrey
Beavers
Giants sign All-America end from Columbia
New York Giants sign All-America end Bill Shack, from Columbia, after a standout season. The deal is for four years with an undisclosed amount.
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New -York
Bill
Al-Aserica
Columbia
New-York
Pro Football Giants
P. G. A faces clash over Los Angeles Open treatment
The Los Angeles Open under Riviera has sparked dispute as P G A officials claim the Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce favors self interests. Chicago and California figures report unequal pro treatment and a push to move dates to Long Beach while maintaining Open under local control.
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Wespite
Los Angeles
Riviera Country Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce of
National
Long Beach
Chicago
Tateas
Chandler
The
Times
the Times
Junior Chamber
George Lake
Southern California
Bahy
Bob Fahy
Pahy
P.G. A
Lake
B. G. A. Hut
PB. G. A
Riviera
Preas‘Telegram
Nike
Nop Sakivtori
Richmond
Phoenix
Muhlenberg passer signs with 49ers for 1943 season
Allentown. Muhlenberg College forward passer from Parkersburg West Virginia Harole Bil Dell signed with the San Francisco 49ers of the All America Football Conference for the 1943 season. He had been noted for high completion rates in two years.
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Allentown
Harole
Dell. Muhlenberg College
Parkersburg
W. Va
San Francisco 49Ers
College Basketball Scores Across Teams and Regions
A garbled recap lists numerous college basketball results including Detroit, Georgetown, Northwestern, Michigan, Texas Christian, and Beaverton among others. Scores show mixed outcomes with several teams posting wins such as Detroit 43 and Northwestern 51 while others trail.
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Pringeton AM
Barmouth
Fordham
Prats Taanga
Wontmlnetne
Juniata
Dugunhay
Brancis
Georgetown
George Waanington
Becker Colle
Hirahyoh
Detroit
Town
Texen
Texan
San Fernando Valley Golf Club Ends Private Fee Ban
The San Fernando Valley Golf club will switch from a private membership fee ban to open access on February 1. Owner Jack Yates and Bob Findley announced the change, with Scotty Hamilton as the pro and manager.
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Woodland Hills
San Fernando Valley Golf Club
Jack Yates
Findley
Scotty Hamilton
Holdouts Rare in Majors Holdouts Rare in Majors
Major league clubs signed players to contracts with few holdouts. Notable deals included Phil Rizzuto with the New York Yankees and Bobby Doerr with the Boston Red Sox. Ed Klieman and Bob Kuzava joined the Cleveland Indians, while Cincinnati Reds added Baumholtz Corbitt GreMillion and Wehmeir.
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New York
U.P
Phil Rizzuto
New York Yankees
Bobby Doer
Boston Red Sox
Rizzuto
Doerr
Astone
Boston
Wally Moaes
George Strickland
Cleveland
Indians
Rankie Baumholtz
Jaude Corbitt
James Gremillion
Herman Wehmeir
Gaumhaltz
Bobby Riggs Beats Kramer For Fifth Time In Series
Boston January 13 08 Bobby Riggs the professional tennis champion extended his series lead by defeating amateur Jack Kramer 7 5 6 3 before a crowd of 8229. The win marked Riggs fifth straight victory in their trans continental schedule.
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Boston
Bobby Riggs
Jack Kramer
Riggs
Kramer
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Associated: Press Poll
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University of Minnesota
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