Three Juniors Ex State King Bid Today for City Golf Title
Long Beach City Golf Championships at Recreation Park unfold with 64 players narrowed to four on the fence Friday morning. Johnny Tate leads juniors in semifinals with ex state king Neil White among threats. Cooper and White win matches while Coleman rallies for a late surge. Final rounds set for today with semifinals in all flights and finals Saturday.
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DY Sol
Palos Verdes Hills
California
Neil White
Orange County
Tate
Coleman Johnny Tate
Wilson High
Jimmy Coleman
Irving Cooper
Los Angeles
Tooj
Palm Springs
Nell White
Meadowlark
Nell Walter
Monterey
Coleman
Dave Stanley
Public Links Ising
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Tammy Jacobs
Cooper Sizzles
Cooper
Larry Houchey
Burt Thach
Jim Ferrie
Southern California Golf Association
Johnny Tate
Seidon Beebe
Juni Stim Sehasie
Ernc Arig
Jim Coleman
Bob Reed
Gene Cama
Hd Lungert
Irving Comer
Burt Thir
Net White Nafeater
Tommy Jaras
Willard Me
Ralph Sills
Afirmann
Tata
Schne
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Coopers
Forsin
Mecay
Marshall Edwards
Craig Olsen
Francia van Rensalear
Chuck Brinkus
Bob Marshall
Dick Davies
A. Mince Satvley
Jasper Haeseman
Jack Cunacovle
Wally Larson
Wally Taft
Don Parkinson
Bragkat
Cunacov
Tat
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Hannah
Stan Schulte
Willard McCay
Harold Sorenson
George Lake
Gene Combs
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Ilini Rule Big 10 Track Ilini Rule Big 10 Track
In Ann Arbor on May 31 the Illinois team won the Western Conference Track and Field Championship by taking the final pole vault to secure overall victory. Dick Coleman tied for first at 14 feet 3 inches with Jerry Welbourne of Ohio State as Illinois placed four in the pole vault, earning seven points to wrap up the meet while Michigan failed to place the event. Other team scores cited include Iowa 8.8, Northwestern 12.5, Michigan State 10.17, Ohio State 10.72, Indiana 10.5, Purdue 7.3, Wisconsin 7, Minnesota 5.5.
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Dick Coleman
Ohio
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Illini
Iowa
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Bay Boyd
Washington
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Bong Beach
Foldberg Joins Florida Gators Football Staff
Henry Foldberg, a former West Point star end and assistant coach at Texas A&M last year, was added to the University of Florida coaching staff in Gainesville on May 31. The hire expands Florida's grid staff with a coach known for defensive line work and program experience.
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Henry
Hank) Foldberg
West Point
Texas A&m
University of Florida
Baseball Batting and Fielding Averages Report
American League and National League batting and fielding leaders listed with players, teams, positions, and stats. Names such as Peters, Mathews, and Campanella appear alongside clubs like Boston, New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia in a snapshot of league performance.
Globetrotters Begin New World Tour
The Harlem Globetrotters, a negro professional basketball team, left by air today for London and a five month tour of the world after spending 48 hours in the United States. The team had just returned Thursday from a three month tour of South and Central America.
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Virginia Scotch Foursome Finals Highlight Local Play
The Virginia Country Club hosts the Scotch foursome final round with Ray Waestman and George Brower favored to reach the decisive match. Opponents include J. W. Evans and John K. Hunter, while Davis and Molina vie in another flight. Open qualifying noted for Oakmont with Harry McCarthy guiding locals.
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George Brower
J. W. (Denny) Evens
John K. Hunter
Virginia “Gallery Buzzards
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Talus
Molina
Atridge Combs
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Binally-F
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Fred Kerns
Ed Thur
Ed Dem
Bob Leebrick
Lex Lawson Jr
Lucas
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Mel Collings
Rex Welch
Cy Young
Lee Bonng
Fifty Locals Beat Hogan in Dallas Round
Ben Hogan, defending champion, shot a par 71 at Northwood Country Club in Dallas as fifty locals from Recreation Park, Lakewood, and Virginia posted net scores that topped Hogan’s. Bill Little Low led with 64 net, while Wade Wiley and Frank Skameres posted 65s and 66s. Local winner Chummy Berger, a beginner at Municipal links, shot 137 for 67-70. Hogan posted 34 for the front nine but finished over par on the back nine. a crowd of about 1500 watched. National Golf Day medals were awarded to those who beat Hogan’s score.
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Northwood Country Club
Dallas
Texas
USC
Northwood
Taund
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Recreation Park
Lakewood
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Hogan
Bill Little
Bill Littie
Wade Wiley
Frank Skameres
Norm Kettering
Rex Waller
Ray Dunn
Thack
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Data Ave
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America
Canada
Nationa
Ni Fea
Virginia Country
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Norm Tetterns
Porterfield
Bob White
Bob Athirlis
Lent
Fishing News Reports Mixed Weekend Offshore Activity
Offshore catches slowed from weekend highs as Barracuda dropped from near 1000 to 350 from five outlets. Yellowtail held fair with many hooks lost due to crowded waters. Black sea bass weighed around 12 pounds in one catch. Tide and sunset times noted for tomorrow with minor table details.
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Fishermar
Illinois Captures Area NCAA Title in District Playoffs
Illinois won the NCAA District playoff by a three run ninth inning rally to beat Ohio University 2 32 in the final game. Ohio had won 13 7 earlier, and Illinois took yesterday's opener 5 4. The ninth inning comeback sent Illinois to the district championship series versus Western Michigan, with the Western Michigan winner advancing to the NCAA finals in Omaha on June 12.
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Omaha
Runner Shea Wins Army Sports Award
West Point May 31 Dick Shea Army's brilliant middle distance runner today was awarded the Athletic Association Trophy for most valuable service to intercollegiate athletics during his career. Shea, holder of the Academy half mile mile and two mile records, was absent to compete in the IC-4A games in New York.
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Record at Compton by Fred Delano Guthé Wall-Milers Seek Spoul light
Rarely has track seen a better setup for a world record attempt at Compton Ramsauer Stadium as Mal Whitfield and John Barnes vie to break the half mile mark while both show peak form. The meet includes top servicemen in a competitive, unofficial team scoring format with Navy favored to win.
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Spoullight
Mal Whitfield
John Barnes
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Sydney Wooderson
Razor
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Mistriet Aau
Richard E. Webster
England
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A. EB. Pelham
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F. T. Elborough
Lawrence E. Myers
USA
Lawrence E. Meyers
K. Cross
Charles H. Kilpatrick
Emilio Lughi
Canada
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James E. Meredith
Otto Peltzer
Germany
Benjamin B. Eastman
Elroy Robinson
Sydney C. Wooder
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Ramsauer Stadium
Herschel Smith
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America
Bob Chambers
Navy
Joe Deady
Air Force
Jerome Walters
Lang Stanley
Hal Butler
Occidental
New Softball Round Opens With 180 Teams In New Phase
Rod Ballard, director of softball for the Recreation Commission, unveils a second round starting Tuesday after a first round wrap. The tournament will run through July 11 with 180 teams, up from 170, and adds Naval Shipyard's Shop 72 to the top Double-A League replacing Los Alamitos Naval Air Station. Tomorrow’s 16-game slate centers on Class C and D contests at multiple parks and outlines dozens of matchups across June 2 to June 4 with known clubs and venues listed.
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Frank Maygren
Shipyard Nine
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
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Jordan Green Bout in Ring Spotlight
Rudy Jordan the sensational southpaw lightweight aims for the Olympic team after knocking out Freddie Negrete in two rounds. He faces Ed Green tomorrow night at Wilmington Bowl in a top four bout card featuring Marko Polo John Herrema Dick Van Dyke and other local fighters.
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Wilmington
Freddie Negrete
Paramount - Bellflower
Marko Polo
John Herrema
Dick van Dyke
Cypress
Herrema
van Dyke
Polo
Smirkman
Henry Martin
Rene Mays
Lin
Henry Proctor
Amedo Martinez
Hank Britt
Chet Morrison
Lolo Rodriguez
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