Poly and Montebello clash for CIF title
Poly High and Montebello High meet in the CIF basketball final at SECC gym tonight at 3 pm. Poly advanced behind Jim Hanna's 30 points as Glendale Hoover beat San Diego Hoover 70-51 to reach the final, while Montebello defeated San Diego Hoover 69-57 in the nightcap.
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del Walker
Poly High
Montebello High
SECC
Glendale Hoover
San Diego Hoover
Fabulous Rabbits
Jim Hanna
Fumb
Glen
Dale Hoover
Montebello
San Diego
Hoover
Poly
Jerry Pimm
Jayward
CIF
Pimm
Bunnies
Hanna
Shay
Glendale
Rabbits
Poly High School
Dick Rust
Bill Mace
Bob Bell
Atkinson
Hare
Jim Hanne
Sundahl
Ina
Donald Webster
Giendale Hoover
NTIS CORNER college football overhaul urged by critics
A column decries lax handling and coverups in college football. It calls for reevaluating ethics and recruiting, condemns alums and administrators for double dealing, and urges a sanity check through governance changes at conferences.
Landy Surges to Australian Mile Win After Struggle
In Melbourne the world champion Landy won the Australian mile in 4:04.2 after losing about 30 yards when he stopped to aid a fallen teammate Ron Clarke. Alec Henderson of New South Wales finished second and Merv Lincoln of Victoria was third as Landy, timed at 4:05.85, recovered a blistering final quarter to beat Henderson by about 15 yards.
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Melbourne
John
Landy
Henderson
Lincoln
Ron Clarke
Clarke
Beaty
Alec Henderson
New South, Wales
Merv Lincoln
Victorials
Andy
Henderson Axboutis
Unclear Sports Calendar Card Adapts Local Events
Fragmented listing shows basketball finals at Lesion Stadium with Hoover and Hertel, wrestling at Rustside Arena, and a Derby at Olympic auditorium. Includes horse racing at Callente and Jalopy Derby at 2 20. Mentions prize figures like 230 dollars and 12530 dollars.
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le Urey
Cig
Poly &S. Omtobany
Y. Glendale
Hoover
Hertel
LEGGE
Gatear Hautetoape
Hallyerocd
Lesion
Hampons
Davia
Olympic
Uditorium
Howling — L. B
Rustside
Ambiguous TV Schedule Fragment Heads to Local Markets
Fragmentary OCR notes list multiple TV times and station identifiers for UCLA Stanford California KNXT KNST broadcasts. Mentions San Juan Capistrano and Tampent, with scattered names like David EJ 330 pm. No coherent event or outcome.
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Pee
Santo Anita Treete
UCLA
Scorfwe
Stanford
California
KNXT
San Juan Capletrano
Tampent
David
Russia's Davis Cup bid questioned by refugee tennis ace
Vladimir Cernik, a Czech refugee in New York seeking U S citizenship, says Russia is secretly training for a Davis Cup clash but will not enter until confident of victory. He argues tennis favors individual skill and heart, predicting Russians face a tougher path than hockey or speed skating and noting the long road to represent the country abroad.
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New York
UPI
Russia
Vladimir Cernik
Cernik
United States
Mike
Australia
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
Sydney
Black Sea
Jaroslav Drobny
Drebny
Grapefruit Cactus league opens with rookie pitchers on mound
Ex Sacs slated for mound debuts as 16 major league teams start Grapefruit Cactus League exhibition play. Templet on will start for the Dodgers against Boston in Florida. Flowers and Murff headlining Cardinals and Orioles showcases with Pieretti and Briggs among notable rookie starts. Roy Sievers ends holdout with a reported $18,500 payoff.
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Associated
Chuck Templeton
Ben Flowers
Red Murff
Mel Meld
John Briggs
al Worthington
Cowara
Charley Neal
Ging Cimoli
Brooklyn
Luis Aparicio
White Sox
Sally Drake
Cubs
Bob Hazle
Cincinnati
Frank Torre
Milwaukee
Julio Becquer
Washington
Becquer
Senators
Roy Sievers
Ramponi Favored In 10 6 Margin Bout At Hollywood
Hollywood spectators expect Ramponi a hard hitting Oakland lightweight to win by 10 to 6 over Henry Davis of Honolulu in the 10 round main event at Hollywood Legion Stadium. A Ramponi victory could set up a bout with Cisco Andrade after his knockout record against 30 opponents and a win over Lauro Salas.
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Hollywood
Art Ramponi
Oakland
Henry Davis
Honolulu
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Ramponi
Lauro Salas
Davis
Cisco Andrade
Santee Poised For Fun Run At Milwaukee Journal Games
America's top milers gather for the sixth Milwaukee Journal Games but Wes Santee faces scant opposition in the 1300 meters defending his Journal Mile title of 4:08.6 last year. He plans to race only against Quantico Marine Bill Taylor as other prime Olympic contenders withdraw or are barred by amateur status.
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Milwaukee
America
Wes Santee
Santee
Chammpion
Quantico Marine
Bill Taylor
Ollie Kuechle
Sentee
New York Court
Billy Tidwell
State College
Phil Copment
Avery Brundage
Preseimaan
Chicago
Pete
John Walter
Michigan State
Brundage
Knights
New Santee
York
New York Supreme Court
San
Aa.u
Herman
Rory
Cathaun
White Plains
N.Y. Mer
Andre Tessier
Springfield
Mass
Tonight Bet
Tessier
Ron Delany
Ireland
Seyfried Star As Vikings Roll 18-0 Over El Camino
Long Beach City College hurler batterymate Seyfried starred in an 18-0 Metro opener, throwing a two hitter with nine strikeouts and four RBIs while collecting four hits in five at bats. Jerry Bronaugh added four hits and three RBIs as LBCC piled up 18 safeties to overwhelm El Camino, defending conference champions, on their field.
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Gordon Seyfried
Long Beach City College
Vikings
el Camino
Seyfried
Warriors
Fanning
Joe Hicks
Metro
Jerry Bronaugh
Iit Campaie
Tiyar iSouvedt Wiwnhte Ir
Dunmibh
Isheltnte
Gesiger Lf % i Gbraaghel
A Sanders
Ggibbsib
Saunders
Fazderpool
Nickaison
Pere Seyfried
SACU
Osterhoudt
Ryan
Herteck
Brosaven Montgomery
Pr—Carmack
Gr Deteraudt
Ignolaon
DE Hiexm
Eertneck
Cormack
Wild Plan
State Nine Wins 12-10 in Comeback at Pasadena Nazarene
Long Beach State College baseballers rallied for four runs in the last inning to defeat Pasadena Nazarene 12-10 on the losers’ diamond. After giving up eight runs in the first two innings, the hosts shifted momentum behind George Bishop four hits and Carl Evans six RBIs. Dimas Garcia earned the win after entering in the second inning.
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Long Beach
State College
Pasadena Nazarene
Diamond
Pasadena
George Bishop
Carl Evans
49Ers
Dimas Garcia
Sue
Canara
Otaylsort
Gareia
Birae Zee Fa Ath
Reena Perry
Rockridge Her
Babine
Ludwig Lightburn eyes title shot at lightweight
Ludwig Lightburn crushed Hoacine Khalfi at Madison Square Garden claiming space in the lightweight division. Khalfi complained of nerves after weigh in at 138 pounds, while Lightburn dominated with sharp punches and unanimous scores from Forbes Grant and Golstein.
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York
Ludwig Lightburn
British Honduras
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Carmen Basilio
Ludwig
Hoacine Khalfi
Madison Square Garden
Khalfi
New York
Myriam
Laura
Clare
Hoacine
Ruby Golstein
Frank Forbes
Bert Grant
Lightburn
Associated Press
Adhe Elas
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NTIS
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Dick Temms
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Harvey Cassill
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West Point
Min Ae
Tom Salvino
Loyola
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