Local Men Attend Basketball Reunion in Corvallis and Long Beach
Frankly 5 reports Long Beach participants at the Oregon State Golden Jubilee and basketball reunion in Corvallis Ore. Key figures include Mrs. Naismith, Jimmie Heartwell, and Coach Gill. The piece recalls game results Huskies 42 41 Beaver comeback 46 41 and notes on Oregon State Coliseum dedication and alumni gatherings with detailed names and stories.
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Heartwell
Long Beach
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon State College
Sladks’ Gill
Beaver
Washington Huskies
James Naismith
Jimmie
Oregon State Athletic News Bureau
College
Corvallis Gazette-Times
Oregon State
Naismith
Washington
Oregon
Oregon State Delta Delta Delta
Springfield
Mass
State
Beavers
Gill
Huskies
Louie Soriano
Frank Guisness
Payne
Orr
Santa Ana
Jim Nau
Torrey
Harper
Danny Johnson
Whittier High
Kenny Fagans
Compton College
Johnson
Oregon State Coliseum
Heartwel l
Howard Merrill
Beaver School
Fred
Red) MacDonald
Gene O'Bryan
Ralph Callahan
Red Ballard
Tony Romano
Bot Gordould
Don Cecil
Bob Howard
Charlie Church
Poly
Mel Griffin
City College
John Shelman
Ed Crescher
Gap Powell
Freeman Sinclair
Everett May
Sinclair
Bank of America
Hugo Bezdek
At Halfway Mark Anton Teal and City Contests
A garbled ledger of race results lists participants from Jackineville to Belmont and beyond with scores like 70-54 and 89-66. Names such as Dick Mayer, George Getchell, and Jack Augaburger appear amid scattered locations including Chicago Omaha Los Angeles and Portland, indicating a wide track or athletic meet with multiple events and finalists.
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Anton Teal
Jackineville
Jus Bates
Mid-Pines
Weil Rigin
Spot Iy Antonio
Pexai
Coejho
Honalu
Cary
Bemaey Siete
Hase
al Zimmerman
Petuird
Ore
Mum
Fatima
Belmont
Bert
Snuel de
Pacific Pahead
Lupdehl
Caldwell
Idaho
Bueller Mayfield
Cedarhurst
Oos
Gary Hodgson
Pomona
Ack
Cunacoy
Montsebelio Largfort
Portland
China
Cabral
Long Baneh
Smecay
Long, Beach
Apa Pai
Evil Earl Im Ferrier
San Francisco
Hiving
Lane
Weeck
Ernie Bat
Oak Fork
Dave Douglas
Newark
Del
Fred Cits
Laban
Bidiagd
Texas
Teag Bes Galo
Re ‘Turetea
Tex
Che
Ey Heueher
Pacific Pass
Weavort
Trewee
Colle Thomas
Sen
Fortagsons
Sir Psacksos’ Bradiey
Be Charles
Ee Lake
Vines
Besenk
Chena
Wer
Highawa
Jian ‘Abdersas
Jemings
Protland
Otta
Areer Rapedo Sants Fe
Newly wed Mayer Leads Towns Happiest Kids in Town
Newly wed Mayer sits in third place as he cards 14 pars, three birdies, and a six hole total of 66 at Lakewood. He trails leaders Julius Boros and Cary Middlecoff by two and one strokes respectively, with a honeymoon stint fueling his rising form. Mayer’s career highlights include a sixth at George May’s World Championship and a strong Miami Open finish, while his future looks bright after a steady ascent through the PGA trek. Doris Leonard, from down Florida way, is linked to his rise.
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Doris Leonard
Pete
Mayer
Jeff Mayer
Juliusi Boros
Cary Middlecoff
Clayton Haeiner
Westwood
Jan. &I
Ojal
del Monte
Long Beach
Lakewood
Middlecoff
Boros
Buck White
Battle Creek
Mich
Greenwood
Iss
Greenbrier
Detroit
Motor City
Ieen
St. Paul
George
Sam Snead
Pinehurst
N. Y
Doris
Greenwich, Conn
Buick Teaser
Brunswick Prep
Army Tank Corps
Europe
New York State
Westchester
Metropolitan
P.G. A
Beesides
Canadian Net Ace Upsets In Florida Invitation Tennis
In Orlando Florida Tony Vincent of Miami and Canadian Davis Cup star Henry Rochon reached the Florida Invitation finals with straight set semi final wins Rochon defeated Calhoun Dickson 6 2 16 - 75 and Vincent beat Billet 6 3 6 3 The women semis went to form Beverly Baker defeated Nancy Morrison 6 0 7 5 and Shirley Fry beat Elaine Lewicki 6 0 6 4.
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Orlando
Fla
Tony Vincent
Miami
Henry Rochon
Florida
Rochon
Calhoun Dickson
Tampa
Vincent
Mexico
Siew
Vincent and
Beverly Baker
Santa Monica
Calif
Nancy Morrison
West Palm Beach
Shirley Fry
Akron
Ohio
Elaine Lewicki
Rollins College
Smith Says War Won’t Diminish Golf Prospects
Smith, secretary of the Professional Golfers Association, states the war will not greatly affect golf though material curbs like rubber and leather may limit clubs and balls. He notes 30 percent of players come from the Chicago district and recalls a Lakewood event where pros mingle with spectators and a press room buzzes over USC’s empty coaching post.
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Vern Stephens
Boston Red ,Sox
Stevie
Stephens
Bob Lemon
Long Beach
Alhambra
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Red Sox
Fred Sims
Red
Jimmy Thomson
Le 1
Gibson
Ji Demuaret
Smrithy
Opin
Professional Golfers Association
Smith
Chicago
Lakewood
University of Southern California
Encertalla
Hich Phi Harris Harris
Mangrum Poised in Lakewood Park Invitational Chase
The article spotlights Lloyd Mangrum amid a star-studded field at the Lakewood Park Invitational, with Cary Middlecoff, Clayton Heather, Julius Boros, and a Hungarian challenger close behind. It traces Mangrum’s career arc, war impact on his play, and his rise toward the No. 1 money winner slot following the Los Angeles Open victory and past seasons.
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Julius Boros
Lakewood Park
Cary Middlecoff
Clayton Heather
Lloyd Mangrum
Lloyd
Mangrum
Heafner Sits In Tie For Second At 67 134
The article tracks amateur lead changes and a tight field in a Long Beach golf tournament. Heafner shares second with 67 134 as new amateurs added to the field vie for final rounds, while Cooper, Barber, Holscher and Bruna race for amateur honors. The tournament schedules a 3:30 pm PGA clinic featuring Cary Middlecoff with top pros and a Carmen McCarthy performance, as play continues into the third round.
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Heafner
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
N. C
Heafnar
Chuck Sunequist
Willie Barber
Los Angeles J Ground
Cooper
Bud Holscher
Pacific Palisades
Frank Bruna
Montebello
Mike Ferentz
Jack Augsburger
Long Beach
Bob Roux
Willowick
Jack Cunacey
Bill Mawhinney
Vancouver
B. C
Lou Jennings
Portland
Ore
Phoenix
Arizona
Iplay
Bob Tucker
Para
Amercan Ave
Fairways
Jacksonville
Fla
Faurot Interviewed as OSU Coaching Candidate
Missouri’s Don Faurot, creator of the Split-T, was interviewed in Columbus for the Ohio State head football coach post. Twelve athletic committee members heard the lengthy talks, with Faurot not yet announcing his decision. Other candidates discussed include Harry Strobel, Warren Gaer, and Chuck Mather, with additional prospects to appear.
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Columbus
Onlo
Missouri
Don Faurot
Ohio State University
Faurot
Wes Fesler
University
Missouri Tigers
Richard C. Larkins
Harry Strobel
Warren Gaer
Drake University
Missouri Valley
Chuck Mather
Massillon
Ohio
Brown
Athletic Board
Ex Viking Coach Resigns at Nevada
Reno Nevada reports Dick Evans former NFL player and assistant coach at the University of Nevada has resigned to seek a head coaching position after four years on the Nevada staff. Evans, part of Iowa's Iron Men, played in the 1940 All Star game and later four NFL seasons with Green Bay and Chicago. He previously coached at Santa Barbara Marines and Long Beach City College before joining Nevada in 1947.
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Reno
Nev
Dick Evans
University of Nevada
Nevada
University of Iowa
Iron Men
Evans
Green
Long Grid Season Winds Up Today in Lodi
In Lodi on January 20, a professional squad led by Alyn Bears will meet a college roster for the final grid game of the season. The Forty Niners join with stars Gale Bruce Leo Nomellini Norman Standlee Joe Perry John Strzykalski and Jim Powers.
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Lodi
Alyn_Bears
San Francisco Forty Niners
National League Folub
Gale Bruce
Leo Nomellini
Norman Standlee
Joe Perry
John Strzykalski
Jin Powers
Norse Five Rout East L A in 86 62 Victory
Long Beach City College defeated East Los Angeles 86 to 62 at Jordan High in Metropolitan Conference play. Charlie Church led the hosts with a strong showing after subbing in for the regulars, while East L A’s Bob Schwarz suffered a broken wrist late. Coach Buck Andreasen announced lineup changes and suspensions following the game. Ordel Jeglum reportedly left school last week.
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Charlie Church
Long Beach City College
East L. A
Jordan High
City College
Jayvees
Huskies
Vikings
Bob
Clarence Smith
Church
Jayvee
Bob Schwarz
Ronnie Salter
Jay Young
Rusty Uhls
Ordel
Jeglum
Imaryt Lon Tat
L. A. Barwenter
Fae Beemit
G Sherman
Boral
Haok
Ss. Haltins
Inca
Max Blixt Captures Virginia Low Net
Max Blixt won low net in the weekly Virginia Country Cup sweepstakes action. He posted 73-4-69 with other scoring totals from Jay 81-10-72 and Halpeontes 38-16-72. Tied for second and third were several players totaling 73 net. Blind bogey writers were 0. M. Glosson and Gordon Shallenberger. Moon day plans include a mixed foursome event.
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Max Blixt
Moon
Fragmented Pairings List Reveals Dense Historic Teasers
A garbled set of 8:30 time entries lists numerous names across players officials and scorers. The readable fragments name Frank Bruno Hortes Smith Smiley Quirk Mary Lindhaim J S a T Btan Kertes Jack Fleck Ceci Mar and many others with scattered scores and times suggesting a sprawling sports or tournament pairing sheet from a past issue.
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Frank Bruno
Hortes Smith
Smiley
Quirk
Cerer
Mary Lindhaim
J. S
Bob Galas
Ted Rot
Fred Haastar
Leona
Douglas
Emily Oi
Clark
Ernie Ball
Jim Fer
Beorer
Lasl Carr
Falk ‘Siemanul
Is Waller
Beoret
Sue Covington
Buck’ White
Michael Hoan
Stae Dugas
Conmen
Bud
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Imoney
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Red Sanders
Coast Inn
Jim Willett
Pasadena Junior Chamber of Commerce
Buck Andreasen
Virginia Low
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Jack Cunacor
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