Wes Santee Aims for Sub Four Minute Mile in Coliseum
Wes Santee vows to break Bannister’s mile record at the Southern Pacific AAU meet in the Coliseum. He notes his recent 4:00.6 mile and 1,500m world-record pace hopes, with calm weather and good track as key factors. He plans this as his final race before Marine summer training.
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Hatten and Queen Duel Opens Cross Town Series At Wrigley
Hollywood and Los Angeles clash at Wrigley Field in a second cross town series opener. Joe Hatten faces Mel Queen as Los Angeles seeks to rebound from a seven game stretch while Hollywood climbs toward the league lead. Major additions include Don Robertson Bruce Edwards and Bubba Church in upcoming games.
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Elliott Back in Bat Lead in San Francisco PCL
In the Pacific Coast League, Harry Elliott of the San Diego club regains the batting lead as the week closes, with a 1,458 average, six points ahead of Nippy Jones of Sacramento. Statistics released today reflect Sunday's games and a late-week rally.
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Bowling Trio Sets Pace At Boulevard Classified Meet
A three way chase for first place unfolds Monday at the Boulevard venue. Neighborhood Cleaners lead, with Arneil Draperies and Gadberry Realtors close behind while other entries such as Blackie and Blackburn trail, and several names appear in scattered event notes.
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Blackburn
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Jack Wheeler
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Patterson Protests Maxim Win Over Patterson in Brooklyn
In a lively light heavyweight bout in Brooklyn, Floyd Patterson protests the unanimous eight round decision favoring Joey Maxim. The bout drew boos as Patterson staggered Maxim multiple times but the judges sided with Maxim. Archie Moore, fresh from a knockout over Bert Whitehurst, signaled a challenge for the heavyweight title while planning to defend his 175 pound crown later.
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St.Nicholas Arena
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Baltimore
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Bobby Jones Trophy Tournament Draws Big Field At Cataling Island
Southland's oldest amateur entry meets draw a large field to Cataling Island for the Bobby Jones Trophy Tournament this weekend. The event features two medal rounds over two days at Visitor's Country Club with past champions and notable golfers from Oakmont Wilshire E invitational lines. Contents highlight Frank Hardison and Vincent Petrich, along with other local figures and city club competitors preparing for Meadowlark and Willowick events.
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Hawks Defeat Elks for Fifth Victory of Season
Long Beach Nitehawks beat Anaheim Elks 4 to 1 at Park Ave Field to extend their season win streak to five and 15 in a row dating to 1953. Ted Carlagaard collected three hits and earned his fourth win. Anaheim scored in the eighth inning, matching the Hawks’ output against their last 10 opponents.
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Eight Colleges to bid for National Intercollegiate Sail Title
Harvard University leads eight schools bidding for the 1954 National Intercollegiate sailing championship to be sailed June 16-18 at Newport Bay. Teams from UCLA, Washington, Purdue, and others will compete in two divisions over 16 races per skipper, 32 total in three days as hosts Newport Harbor Yacht Club provides the dinghies.
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Louise Coleman
Jack Taylor
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Joe Heck
Ron MacFarand
Bixby
Ward
Ewport Harbor Yacht Club
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Kdemn
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