Poly High track hopefuls emerge amid 1933 season buzz
Leon Forman previews a strong sophomore class at Poly High with stars like Calloway Wallace and Williams aiming for records. He notes a prolific incoming group, lists past standout marks, and predicts three upcoming seasons will see the program assert its old power. The piece also covers Pat McCormick’s training circle and a UCLA–USC basketball rivalry update near Westwood.
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Bees
Cees
Lenn
Lnoks
John Calloway
Henry Wallace
Willie Williams
Poly
Leon
Ghid
Charles Miller
Russell Miller
Charlie
Russell
Dick Barker
Irip
Carl Childreth
Jordan Keeps California Lightweight Title in Salas Bout
Don Jordan retained his California lightweight title by unanimous decision over former world champion Lauro Salas at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. The 12 round bout drew about 6300 fans, with Jordan scoring a seventh round knockdown that defined the decisive margin. Both boxers live in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Don Jordan
California
Lauro Salas
Olympic Auditorium
Jordan
Salas
Lauro
Bruins and Trojans clash in Westwood showdown tonight
UCLA hosts USC in a Pacific Coast Conference Southern Division feature game at Bruin gym. The Bruins carry slight betting favor as Johnny Wooden’s squad aims to avenge last season’s two USC wins while Stanford California and Washington also chase top spots in a crowded slate across the northern and southern divisions.
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Westwood
Trojans
TCLA
Forrest Twogood
Troys
Bruins
Vela
Bru
Tiogood
Johnny Wooden
Smogie
Wooden
Bruin
Tworeed
SC Llonight
USC
UCDA
Titans
Sveathen
California
Stanford
Bears
Berkeley
Indians
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Larry Friend
Bob McKeen
Howie Dgellmar
Washington
Oregon State
Oregon Staters
Oregon
Hat Tdaho
Idaho
University of San Francisco
Bil Russell & Co
Jerry Mullen
California Basketball Association
Helfand Calls for Clean Up in Boxing Amid Grimy Fights
New York tough guy Julius Helfand urges cooperation to purge boxing of sinister influences. He warns promoters and matchmakers to refuse business with bad characters and vows to wipe out corruption if needed. Edward J. Neil plaque presented to Carl Olson. Braddock and Ruff honored at Boxing Writers Association dinner.
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Julius Helfand
Wildcats
York State Athletic Commission
Boxing Writers Association
Helfand
Brooklyn
Carlie Bobo
Olson
Edward J. Neil
Figley
Weil
Associated Press
Spain
James J. Braddock
James G. Walker
Frankie Ruff
Tne
New York! Lighteigat
Writers
Vince Martinez
Fighver
Daly
Vince S
Texan Shuns Arkansas Job
Dow Weaver, Texas Tech football coach, rejected Arkansas’ head coaching offer after Bowden Wyatt’s resignation. Arkansas athletic director John Barnhill said no definite prospects were in mind. Weaver cited commitment to Texas Tech and ongoing project as reasons for staying.
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Ark
Texas Tech
Dow + Weaver
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
Bowden Wyatt
John Barnhill
Arkansas
Weaver
Border Conference
Analis
Frank Broyles
Mays Silences Boos With Triple In Puerto Rico
Mays quiets boos with a three bagger for the first time in San Juan as he helps Santurce beat San Juan 3-2. Despite earlier tensions with Ruben Gomez the crowd cheers him after his big hit and he lines up to return next month. Willie Mays injures finger but plans to fly to New York after the game.
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Ann
Wille
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Horace Stoneham
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Herman Branks
Giant
Zortilla
Sanbarce
Wiltin
Zirelita
Vikings Road Show Previews Harbor Duel At San Pedro
Long Beach City College basketball travels to San Pedro YMCA tonight for a Metropolitan Conference clash with Harbor JC. The Vikings then host Bakersfield in LRCC action Saturday on their first campus showing in two months, after losing key players to ineligibility and injuries.
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Dons
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Narre Fou Nann
Tony Psaitis
John Meare
Alin Pabele
Wile Naulls
Gare
Morris
San Pedro
Long Beach City College
Bakersfield
Harbor JC
Harbor
Santa Monica
East L. v
Vikings
LBCC
Seahawks
Metro
Long Beach
Fights Last Night Me As Fights Last Night Me As
A garbled bout report lists multiple names and places with unclear outcomes. Names include Charley Aalas, Tauro Salas, Oscar Fhara, Buddy Turman, Zack Hi Suis, and Rocke Farman, with scattered city references such as Akland and Philadeirtva, lacking coherent event details.
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Ban Praxtisto
Bobby Jonen
Akland
Charley
Aalas
Konnay
Angules der Joram
LF Néeivs
Tauro Salas
Adzeles
Eaminghasc
Oscar _ Fhara
Buddy Turman Saler
Tex
WEST
Balm
Farman
Balter
Barrasse
Knenixeille
Zack Hi Suis
Philadeirtva
Wrestling Calendar Lines From Pasadena Arena
Sports calendar lists events at Pasadena Arena Ocean Park and other venues. Includes matches between USC Pepperdine and other teams with dates and locations, noting arenas and scheduled times.
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Imska
Ocean Park Arena
Romantae
Uss Rota
Erenekethall
USC
Pepperdine
Tate
Downer
Anend
Serdag
Tarhedril Snesanthans Airsta Rolleverty
Gimpis
Saniq Ania
Ip mi
Pettit Gooky, Reluctant Star Becomes Milwaukee Hawk
Ex LSU All American Pettit, a six foot nine forward from Baton Rouge and LSU star, surprised by joining the Milwaukee Hawks and quickly becoming a sensation with 30 plus point games. He discusses adapting to pro pace, the 24 second clock, and his busy schedule while living in Milwaukee.
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Hob Pettit
Pettit
Baton Rouge
Bob
Baton Rouge High School
Louisiana State University
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Louisiana
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Hawks
Rochester Royals
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Haiks
Frank Selyy
Furman Flash
Lake Front
Selsy
Tof Corbin
Frank
Fet
Tit
Terrapins Pull Cage Stunner Upset over No 2 NC State
Maryland roared back from a seven point deficit in the final five minutes to beat North Carolina State 68 64 and shake up national rankings. Maryland players Bob Kessler and Bob O'Brien sparked the comeback with a nine point run, while GW coach Bill Reichart called Maryland the second best team he had seen this year.
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Johnny
State
Millikan
Leseted En A
N. C. Stato
Milikan
Everett Case
Bob Kessler
Moxandria
Bob O'Brien
McMechen
Kessler
O'Brien
Case
Washington
George Washington
Bill Reichart
Marland
San Francisco
Loi Picks U S Debut In Ring Clash At Beach
European lightweight champion Duilio Loi arrives in AMI Beach Florida for a 10 round telecast bout against Glen Flanagan of St Pat. Loi a 2-1 favorite, predicts victory in five rounds, while Flanagan boosts confidence after a strong win streak and a Chicago defeat of Carter in prior campaign.
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Ami Beach
Fla. 1
Duilio Loi
Jimmy
Carter
Glen Flanagan
St. Pat
Handsome Loi
Paddy DeMaren
Loi
Flanagan
Tralian
Lly Shase
Chicago
Campaim
DeMeren
Local Sports Radio and TV Listings Mix Up
Listing shows boxing and boxing related programs with mismatched titles and channel codes. Gita Lat versus Glea Flanagen on KMPC and GELA against SCORABC on KST are scheduled with telecast times around 6 30 p m. Other items include Chai versus Flenapan on KRCA and a KRCA related feature.
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Anna
KMPC
Gita
Glea Flanagen
Pea
Gela
Scorabc
Pro Basketball Eastern and Western Division Results
Eastern Division and Western Division games reported with scores for Fort Wayne Milwaukee Philadelphia Boston New York Minneapolis Rochester and others. Thursday results include Philadelphia 102 and Boston 101 as Philadelphia edges Milwaukee in a close contest.
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Mingiapolis
Rochester
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Eemeuse
Fort Wayne
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Micceapolia
Defense for Matson Worrying Shaw Defense for Matson Worrying Shaw
Los Angeles AP reports Buck Shaw questions a single defense to stop Ollie Matson in the Pro Bowl as West battles East. Shaw notes famous backs and passers on both sides, with Norman Van Brocklin and Y A Tittle leading West quarterbacks. Wes Santee plans another four minute mile bid before a Dumont network pullout ends TV rights.
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Ollie Matson
Buck Shaw
Matson
Zim Trimble
Shaw
Norman van Brocklin
Y. A. Tittle
Doak Walker
Detroit
John Henry Johnson
Joe Perry
San Francisco
49Ers
Sseet Quinlan
Los Angeles Rams
Buddy Young
Baltimore Colts
Wes Santee
America
Bob McMillen
Bob Terrill
Santee
Sugar Bowl
Dumont Television Network
Jimmy Dolan
Mid-Cities Tennis Tourney Opens Saturday at Long Beach
The 20th annual Mid-Cities League tennis tourney starts Saturday at Long Beach City College courts with over 290 netters entered. Teams from Manhattan Beach to Somerset Pack compete across four divisions including men’s and women’s events across three weekends. AL Bray of Recreation Park leads class A men’s singles, with Gene Bwaich also seeded.
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Long Beach City College
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Hermosa Beach
Inglewood
Madera
Santa Ana
Anaheim
Fullerton
Whittier
Wilmington
San Pedro
Recreation Park
Silverado Park
Houghton Park
Somerset Pack
AL Bray
Recreation
Gene Bwaich
Senators Trade Tipton and Terwilliger for Millers
The Washington Senators announced the sale of reserve catcher Joe Tipton and second baseman Terwilliger in Minneapolis on the American Airlines field, sending them to the Miller organization in a package deal.
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Washington Senators
Joe Tipton
Itling
Terwilliger
Minneapoli
Amavieen
Valley Gardens Wrestling Results Highlight Upset Victory
King Kang Kashey defeats Kamel Pasha in a Christman event at Valley Gardens. Pangho Valentin McDonald and Ray Winrhr also appear in the results with noted performances.
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King Kang Kashey
Kamel Pasha
Christman
Pangho Valentin Mc
Donald
Fet
Ray Winrhr
Pollard Defends Canadian Football From U S Propaganda
Al Pollard of the British Columbia Lions rebutted American rumors about Canadian football after returning from Philadelphia. He cited U S talks claiming players are unpaid and accused Canadian teams of other calumnies, saying he is happy in Canada and has no plan to return to the Eagles.
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United States
al Pollard
British Columbia Lions
Pollard
Philadelphia
U. S
Philadelphia Eagles
Lions
Western Inter- Provincial Football Union
Canada
Sala
Big Bear Carnival Preface Skis to Excellence
The Big Bear Winter Carnival centers on Saturday with the sixth annual Carnival Cup Giant Slalom. Open classes A B and C will race at Mt Baldy Waterman and other resorts with varying depths and 18 inches powder on Mammoth Mountain. Andy Devine donated the cup to be presented to Saturday's winner, and the event is sanctioned by the FWSA.
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Ilasses
Big Bear Winter Club
FWSA
Cubs Hold Up Kiner Sale Then Ship Him to Indians
Chicago Cubs delayed Ralph Kiner sale citing diplomatic reasons before selling him to Cleveland Indians two months earlier. Cubs executive Matthews noted Kiner was acquired from Pittsburgh on an emergency basis in 1953 and waivers were later pursued, a deal vetoed by owner P. J. Wrigley amid player-owner disputes.
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Chicago Cubs
Ralph Kiner
Cleveland Indians
Kiner
Cubs
Matthews
Sonnel
Pittsburgh
Cub
P. J. Wrigley
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