Freshman sports gains and coaching pride clash in PCC meeting
In Seattle PCC leaders backed expanding freshman football to three games and basketball to 13, easing Big Ten style restrictions. The clash pitted coaches and athletic directors against administrators while Notre Dame's spring practice featured three teenage prospects and expectations grew for Troy and Southern California in NCAA track.
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Seattle
PCC
Big Ten
Evercatchers
Notre Dame
Paul Hornung
Louisville
Jim Morse
Muskeron
Mien
Bob Scannell
South Bend
Ind
Hornung
Malph Guglielm
Tom Carey
Four Minute Dream Fades in Last Lap at Meet of Champions
Wes Santee fails to break four minutes as Barthel of Luxembourg outsprints in the final lap. O'Brien sets a 60 ft 10 in shot put world mark on his final throw. Barthel, Bogerud, and Landavist place behind Santee as Olympian Mal Whitfield highlights the Los Angeles Coliseum event with a 1:50.4 half mile.
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Dick Zehms
Wes Santee
Parry’ sBrien
Wheatlands
Ansas
Los Angeles Coliseum
Compton
EO. O'Brien
Santee
Dosy Barthel
Luxembourg
Roger Bannister
Marine Corps
Barthel
Wes
Josy
Kansan
Bjorn Bogerud
Sture Landavist
Oklahoma A&m
Mal Whitfield
Bobby Smith
Los Angeles Athletic Club
O'Brien
Long
Mel Patton
Long Beach City College
Harry Nelson
Rod Richards
UCLA
Nelson
Vancouver
Parry O'Brien
Coliseum
Josy Barthel
Kansas Star
America
Yankees Struggling as Brooklyn Holds Narrow Lead in Standings
March outlook shows Brooklyn and New York Yankees in a tight race with shifts in first place. Brooklyn regained solo lead after a sharp series with Cincinnati while the Giants, White Sox, and others fight for position. Key homers by Miksis and Kaline plus notable grandslams highlight a volatile early-season slate.
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Treanxperts
Brooklyn
New York Yankees
Milwaukee
Cleveland
New York Giants
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
New York
Yanks
Cincinnati
Giants
Cubs
Eddie Miksis
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Detroit
Ivy Nozen
Phil Nizzuto
Larry Goby
George Strickland
Wally Westlake
Art Houtter
Marion Friesna
al Kaline
Bob Chakales
Oriole Agsault
Eddie Yost
Senators
Chicago
Miksis
Jim Davis
Marv Grissom
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gene Roberts
Verney Law
Redlegs
Lew Burdette
Colosseum Track Events Reveal Wide Field of Competitors
The Colosseum track program features numerous entrants from LA City and surrounding colleges, including LAAC, Manual Arts High, Culver City AC, and Whittier, showcasing 18:51 mile times and 4000 plus meter marks amid a crowded meet. Notable athletes include Davis of LAAGL, Bare Pard of GAAC, and Mol of Manual Arts, with performances against UCLA and Santa Barbara participants in a turbulent early season sprint and distance slate.
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Kohnbarat
Sacks Aba
Motiabengaren
Nelson
LBCC
Carling
Mombure
Ens Wola Frosts
Wwittaa
Coxy Frost
Orourke
LAAT
Whitfield Hare
Welsh
LAC
Cherry
LAAC
Et Gamina
Cona
Culver City AC
Myamert Hoby
Villa
Mol
Manual Arts High
Lens
Davis
LAA
Johnnson
Berard'uo
Fee
Jones
Pore Ounmonty
Leneh Cumatiached
Honault Teaaei
Enetton Cuaatiacked
Santa Harbara
Weew
AtRoyal
Ar High
Bhotput—O'brien
Mario Valley
Wetter
Ucla
Tavern
Caln
Oxy
Summer
Roberts
Manual Arts
Ganbin
Gaingnarizont Bay
Agent Peers
Gordien
Bren
LAAG
Nathlas
Smite
Compton
Hax State
Barracuda and Yellowtail Report From California Waters
Anglers in San Clemente and Catalina Island waters report bites on barracuda and yellowtail. The pier scene at bench and pierpoint areas draws sport fishers seeking tuna and other nearshore species amid variable conditions.
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Loty
Barracuda
Pont
San Clemente Ane Catalina
Guehes
A. Hallbuy
Escobar Set for Main Event at Hollywood Legion Bowl
Tab Escobar eyes a 1 to 2 favorite spot as he faces George Berry in the Legion Go main event at Hollywood Legion Stadium. KABC TV will air the card starting at :30. Escobar aims to extend his single loss career in the Southland rings while Berry boasts recent wins and clean decisions.
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Andy Escobar
George Berry
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Kabc-Tv
Escobar
Southland
Ile Beetus
Iting
Johnny Metray
Gary
Ind
Berry
Armando Muniz
Jimmy Savala
Doug Kirby
Joey Gurrola
Bobby Woods
Belmont Stakes and Horse Racing Broadcast Notes
A fragmented radio TV sports item lists Belmont Stakes coverage and various stations such as KNPC KMPC and KMPC. Mentions actors and announcers with scattered names like Charlie Clitten Reed and George Berry.
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Ped
Angeles
KNPC
Ras Bardeband
KABC
Charlie Clitten
Reed
Houbpare
Ra-creations
KMPC
Oriole Ve. Seratott
bin Pailes
Hollywood Los Angeles
Best
Andrade Na
Carlos Conver
George Berry
EABC
Hogan Snead Duel Likely Not Shown at Open
The proposed Ben Hogan versus Sam Snead duel for the U S Open at Baltusrol is unlikely in the first two rounds. USGA officials assign distant starting times to avoid unmanageable crowds. Snead begins at 7:32 a.m. Thursday with George Fazio and Harry Ward, Hogan at 11:08 a.m. with Dutch Harrison and Bill Campbell. Friday starts swap.
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New York
WPI
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Baltusrol
Snead
Hogan
United States Golf Association
Ben
USGA
George Fazio
Haryie Ward
San Francisco
Dutch Harrison
Bill Campbell
Thee Usga
Eddie Miksis
Chicago Cubs
Jim Hearn
Giants
Chicago
Priksis
Lockman
Hearn
Andrade Chavez Boxing Rematch Set for TV Broadcast
Cisco Andrade, 23, undefeated in 23 with a January split decision loss to Carlos Chavez, faces Chavez again in a 10 round lightweight bout aired by ABC from Boston arena. Chavez, 31, has 72 wins 24 losses eight draws and promises a tougher night for Andrade.
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Boston
UPI
Carlos Chavez
Los Angeles
Cisco Andrade
ABC
New England
Andrade
Chavez
Bowman Wins No 7 Stars Boast 3 Streaks
Hollywood Stars pursue a third straight Pacific Coast League pennant as three pitchers ride improving winning streaks led by Mel Queen with 12 straight. Bowman inked his seventh straight win, and the crowd reached 40,897 for four games in the series.
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Hollywood Stars
Hollywood
Mel Queen
Red Munger
Roger Bowman
Bowman
Los Angeles
John Promesa
Lnbourd
Bubba Church
Philadelphia
Whiz Kid
Stars
Angels
San Diego
Sacramento
Cliff Fannin
Fannin
Padres
Milo Candini
Herm Besse
Charley Scharz
Oakland
San Francisco
Seals
Ronnie Sanford
Clarence Rowland
Bob Hall
Hall
Don Robertson
Rowland
Giardello Wins Fix Fight Debate in Madison Square Garden
The Giardello Jones bout ended 5-4-1 on all cards with controversy over a near bribe and judges split. Giardello and Jones each claimed victory, while fans booed the decision amid talk of a potential Olson title bout for Giardello.
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New York
Joey Giardello
Bobby Jones
Clarence Henry
Giardello
Bobo Olson
al Bert
Artie Aidala
Frank Forbes
Joey
Associated Press
Jones
Ges
Oakland
Calif
Olson
Madigan Square Garden
Ez Out to Show Fans Ez Out to Show Fans
Monticello report quotes Ezzard Charles ahead of his title bout with Rocky Marciano. He vows to prove he is champion, dismisses reports of Marciano being roughed by sparring partners, and predicts a victory if he lands his punches. Charles weighs 191 pounds and says he is ready to stop Marciano.
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Monticello
N.o
Ezzard Charles
Joe Louis
Marciano
Rocky Marciano
Charles Camp
Ezzard
Hin
Charles
Lakewood Jrs Win Sixth Straight In Legion Tilt
Lakewood Post edged Gardena 8 to 4 in a Legion Junior Baseball game Friday securing the sixth consecutive win. Smitty and Piglaro starred on offense while Bell Owens and Benille contributed on the mound and defense.
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Lakewood Jrs
Lakewood Post
Legion
Gardena
Smitty
Piglaroat
Bell Owens
Benille
Wrestling Results Ocean Park Dean Sincere Names
Ocean Park wrestling results highlight Great Bolo and Wilbur Levder with key bouts featuring Lord Blu ce and J ie arawy BIL Goay Srenekie Hey, as event details remain unclear.
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Ocean Park
Great Bolo
Wilbur Levder
Dean
Lord Bluce 5
Jie Arawy Bil *Goay Srenekie Hey
Minor League Results Snapshot From Various Leagues
A terse roundup lists scores across minor leagues including Western International League Epoxute 1 Vancouver 8-23 Nene toned. AT ONATERAS LEAGUE Pogales 10 El Parc 4-9. Bisbee Doggins. Phoenix Tusson 6 Juarez 2. Mexican league Cananes 3. International League Bulleto 8 Feronto 40 Mavesm 5. American Association Charleston St Paul Auania 6 Little Rock 4 Memphis 15 Birmingham 3 Nashville 7 Mobile Chattanooga 4 New Orleans. Beaumont 3 Dallas Houston 12 Oklahoma City 3 Tolan 8 San Antonio 14 Fort Worth 1. Western League Lincoln 0. Colorado Springs vs. unknown. other lines garbled.
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Epoxute
Vancouver
Nene Toned
Ala
I Pogales
el Parc
Bisbee Doggins
Phoenix
Tusson
Juarez
Mexbaull
Cananes
Bulleto
Feronto
Mavesm
American Association
Charleston
St.Paul
Auania
Little Rock
Memphis
Birelegham
Nashville
Mobile Chattanooga
New Orleans
Beaumont
Dallas - Huston
Oklahoma City
Tolan
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Lincoln
Teress
Seem Enver
Colorada
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Troy
Collegians
Ohio State
Jesse Owens
Owens
Joe McCarthy
Duke
Blue Devil
Cecil Isbell
Don Hutson
Green Bay Packers
Zeke Bratkowski
Georgia Star
Chicago Bears
Lew Worsham
Don DeLong
Stanford
Sacramento ‘Solons
Everett Dean
Indians
Mel
Spo.u—Press-Telegram
Tong Beach
Associated Fresh
Fishin
Tab Escobar
Ln Legion Go
Lover Chavez
IFANS
Fix
Rocky
Ange Jak
San Francis
Diego Palmer
Adressn
San. Francisca
Asd
Piatt
Jetrgiy
Tomer
Apladelph
Verte Busan
Wadker Taburgh
Gamesman
Mew
Tork Peathe Sraasd
Feller
Stil Pepin Balt Onrser
Pastegetpola Acake
Wea Yora
Teveland
Boatan
Aillmore
Washingtom
Ttrolt
Philadelphi
Wok
Cinetangit
Maglite
sTobarta
Mowau
Littafield
s-Shaight
Spaco
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