Meors Upset Mt Carmel for CSF Semifinal Win
Meors guard Steve Kemp broke a 48-48 tie with a layin and five free throws to seal a 52-48 semifinal upset over Mt Carmel at Long Beach City College. Alhambra dominated inside, overcoming Carmel’s 21 game win streak, and Burroughs edged San Diego 39-50 in earlier action.
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Alhambra High School
Steve Kemp
Meors
Mt. Carmel
Long Beach City College
Burroughs High
San Diego
Gnals
Alhambra
Mt Carmel
Kemp
Burroughs
Dieselsane
Don Pulford
Morningside High
Beverly Hills
Norman
Dhame Skein
Mat Northern University
Jim Gates
Jeading Citrus
Coronado
Feurrousne
Broun
Baker
Muran
Armenta
Bruins Roll Past Newport Harbor 13-0 in Preseason Meet
Wilson Sligh's Newport Harbor Baseball team clobbered Newport Harbor 13 to 0 at Stephens Field. Southpaw Ray Winks earned the win in his season debut, allowing three hits as Bruins pounded the ball with multiple safeties including a home run and a triple. Nick Hopkins continued a hot hitting stretch with a loud liner off a fastball, supplying key runs early.
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Wilson Sligh
Newport Harger
Stephens Field
Ray Winks
Sigiars
Nick Hopkins
Mile Park Ave
Lewnart
Wilson
Baz
Petrick
Prep Results Reveal Mixed Scores Across Meet
In the prep results list, teams including Mater De, Hellflower G, Lenwood, Arendt, Townes, Anshen, Medands, Orange clamtwell, Bina Losemead, Salawin Path, Serra, St. Agnes Fiemana, Liverside and San Diese ts Foine Lama posted varying results. Notable tallies show Medands 18 and Orange clamtwell 11, with several others posting single and double digits.
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Wirsare the Menepors O
Cenibupy
Mater de
Hellflower G. Escetstor
Lenwood
Arendt
Townes
Anshemn
Medands
Orange Clamtwell
Losemead
Salawin’ Path
Serra
St. Agnes
Northern Californians Rival Pennsylvanians in All Star Team
Northern California fans hailed a local all star quintet as rival to a Pennsylvania selection. The Pennsylvania lineup featured Tai Gola, Dick Ricketts, Si Crern, Maurice Stokes, and Jesse Arnelle. Northern California’s pick included Bill Russet, Jerry Mullen, Ken Sears, Bob McKeen, and Ron Tomsic, led by Russell the lone junior.
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San Francisco
California
Inday
Bas Letbal
Philadelphia
Sugstar
Pennsylvania
Tai Gola
Dick Ricketts
Si Crern
Maurice Stokes
Jesse Arnelle
Califor
Adail
Frent
Oregon State Line
Bill Rusect
Jerry Mullen
Unity
Duby
Ken Sears
Santa Clara
Bob McKeen
Ron Tomsic
Stanford
Russell
Othe Avestar
Sears Torsic
Hicks Fort Ord Nine Tests Rockets Here
Hicks Fort Ord nine tests the Rockets in a Southland tour exhibition at Recreation Park Sunday noon. Managed by Joe Hicks the Fort Ord team features former Long Beach City College coach and Army players with minor league ties. Feistner's Rockets vow revenge after a 10-0 loss at Fullerton, listing a starting lineup and pitchers for the summer league.
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Fort Ord
Long Beach Irackets
Recreation Park
Joe Hicks
Long Beach City College
Warriors
Petia
UCLA
the Rackets
Seattle
Los Ange Nigts
Sworld
Des
Portland
Hollywood
Army
Lomer
Pany
Billy Feistner
Rockets
Jos Angeles
Fullerton
Fingers
Feistner
Dont ‘Tisnerat
Edmonton
Dale Hooper
Larry Bolger
Bob Roselli
Dutch van
Burseleo
Doug Wilson
Jerry Collis
Bob Lillis
Chuck Selby
Ken Walloters
Joe Trem Roselli
Milwaukee
van Burkleo
New Orleans
Collis
Fort Worth
Walters
Buffalo
Bruins Dominate Coast League Dual Meet With Compton
Bruins dunked Compton High 56 to 19 in a Coast League dual as Wilson Nigh led the medley and relay squads. Top Bruin talents Dick Byyny Bob Henry Steve Moseley Kary Farrell Larry Moore and Larry Cole logged key relay wins while Mike Hamm swept the 1 and 200 freestyle as the Bees rolled to a lopsided victory with strong relay performances.
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Wilson Nigh
Jton
Compton High
Bruin Bees
Taybabe
Arate Veeun
Benny Hart Mediey
Moseley Ut
Breson Tox Garr
Han Wy
Jensen
Hilay Tc
Taylor
Nevers
Lile
Freeaigie Stam
Posson
Cpaen Her
Tue
Campton
Wonnyton
College Results Sketch From Faded Box Score Data
Fragmented results show various colleges and scores with unclear names and typos. Partial entries include San Antonio and Santa Ara Occidental at 61 to 78, Loyula and Pomone among others, plus scattered track tennis and basketball notes with several unreadable team names and misread player counts.
Unclear Golden Gate Results and Race Details
Fragmented OCR of horse race results from Golden Gate featuring multiple races, scratched entries, and various jockeys and horses. Includes partial placements, times, odds, and participants like Sullivan, Chakales, Dickson, Shoemaker, and Rice with scattered notes on payouts and positions.
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Harmatz
Stepin Pace
Anyon
Cote
Milwaukee
Ovn
Ovn jBraaklyn Ifane_ Robe
Hanyn Burdette
Robinson
Meatahan
Folly
Cyandaliy
Cox
Voizkes
Sam Empleten
Drysdasay
Walker
Kr Imectifi
Ace
Roinson
Aaron
Aire Line
Tax Poliet
Omi Et Coli
Tukey
Baird
Tanisuenti
Consuegra
Chakales
Dariah
PoEatte
Seats
Dickson
Sproat
Furtongs el
Burgess
Sonata
Suijeh
Tazisuchi
Borinski
Sa‘himbra
Terbexood
Plesa
Mir
Robean Saee
Kansas Cowboy Santee Aims for Indoor Mile Mark Tonight
Kansas miler Wes Santee seeks a new world indoor mile record at the Milwaukee Journal Games. The meet features rival predictions from Rev. Bob Richards who hopes to top Cornelius Walmerdam’s standard and a longer pole attempt by Richards. The event also notes other college and professional basketball, golf, and track results from the period.
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Kansas
Wes Santee
Santee
Bob Richerds
Muessed
Denmark
Gunnar Neill
Sen Ren
Richards
Wilson High Netters Dominate Newport 9-0 on Home Court
Wilson High netters posted a 9-0 victory over Newport Harbor on Friday. It marked the second win in three for coach Aubrey Harter’s squad, with standout performances from Mad Smoader, McLean, Dave Berger, Dante Merling, Sam Wagner, Tiger Wagner, Don Mang, Iverson, and others. Wrestling results from Pasadena Arena included Blanchard winning twice and Barend drawing with Fox.
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Wilson Higns Zie
Newport Harbor
Aubrey Harter
Netters
Bu — PA Smo
Moot
BI McLean
Dez
Irs
Dave Berger
Dante Merling Ai
Sam Wagner
Tiger Wagner
Doni Mang
Adersen
Iy Rea Iverson
Larry Aefel
Rugar
Boller
Major League Exhibitions Show Mixed Lineups Across Cities
Readable fragments list players and teams in exhibition matchups with locations such as New York and Cleveland. The garbled text mentions players like Pearce, Dean and Bailey, with game pairings and venues including St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Tampa, plus a rundown of Sunday games and regional sites.
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Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Mesa
Ariz
Walker Cooper
Hal Rice
Gale Wade
Don Robartson
Steve Billo
Eddie Miksis
Gene Baker
Jim Fannig
Jim
Dusty) Rhodes
Giants
New York
Cleveland
Tucson
Dajimore
Birmingham
Spooks
Brooklyn
Bae
St. Be
Hort
Vt New York
Phoe
Brodowski
Breweras
Freesqoleveland
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Sgt
Morton
LPP
Lwalwee Ve
Detral
Lakeland
Pla
Washington
Kansas City
Wear Palm Beach
Turson
Louis
Cincinnati
Tampa
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Fort Ny
Trn
Saints rout Mater Dei in Catholic League clash
Saints rout Mater Dei 9 to 1 behind Eddie Rodriguez who allowed three hits and two walks over seven innings. Rodriquez struck out the side in three innings as Saint Anthony’s built a large lead aided by Mater Dei’s ten errors and two-run contributions from Bob Gentleman and Bob Senske led the Saints at the plate with two singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Stanky
Cincinnati Redlegs
Baltimore Orioles
Bob Borkowski
Ted Kluszewski
Orioles
Redlegs
Ryne Duren
Hank Aaron
Andy Pafko
Milwaukee Braves
Brooklyn
Lew Burdette
Humberto Robinson
Braves
New York Giants
Cleveland
Giants
Willie Mays
Evie Rodin
al Dark
Pittsburgh
Washngton
Pirates
Sox
Karl Olson
Bobby Morgan
Philadelphing
Phillies
Chicago White Sox
St. Anthony
Saints
Mater Dei
Eddie Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Tom Racciati
Jim Dunnie
Bob Gentleman
Bob Senske
St Ambony's Valet
Wanehet
Rodrar
Melio
T Burentt
Virginia SCGA closes Group II with win over San Gabriel 39-9
In other action Annendale defeated Jakmont 25-23 to secure the Group AY title. SG and Calin Godfrey led the field in a 3-1 match while Mrs. C. A. Perry posted 32 for a South Course woman’s club gross. Julie Bescos shot 72 net to win the Virginia Women’s Club irons. best nine holes dominated by Bill Harrower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Scga
San Gabriel
Annendale
Jakmont
Napa
Sturphy
Boswell-Slosson
man-Gart
Calin Godfrey
Sol Det
Q Fchoniing
Clemonson‘Cartman
Hunter
Oltmins-Yrandries
der. Grake-Secord
C. A. Perry
Woren 'S
Claen
Julie Bescos
Virginia Women
Bowling results and names from May major league event
A compact list of bowlers and scores from a May bowling event. Players include Tony, Phil, Hamana, Cleland, Hadoa, Susagon, Raymond Austin, Ted Inserean, Ben Sutin, Karl Rogers, John Woodrute, Shim Pearson, Ken Tutue, Frank Barber, and others. Nearby venues and street names appear, with multiple scores and affiliations referenced.
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WLE
Tony Save
Sehneder
Phil
Hamana
Sab
Low
Takanaul Cleland
Hadoa Lepac
Val
Susagon
Lerian
NLE
Sod SC
Raymond Austin
NDCT
Ted Inserean
Ben Sutin
Besar
BUI Ganzi
Tom Ale
Vikes Bay Initial Test Caps Long Beach Loss to Harbor JC
Long Beach City College opened Metropolitan Conference play with a 5-3 defeat as Harbor Junior College built a three run first inning. Ray Ramirez settled after the early rally, allowing only one hit the rest of the way, and Roger Hull drove in the tying and go ahead runs with a fourth and sixth inning sequence.
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Bill Skowrom
Skowron
Bulls
Purdue
Yanks
Stengel
Bill
St. Louis Cardinals
George Sisler
Bill Bransfield
Pittsburgh Pirates
George Stovall
Harbor
Long Beach City College
Bill Balcom
Hall
Seahawks
Harbor Junior College
LECC
Ray Ramireez
Ramirez
Norse
Bill Swanner
Don DeMats
Nick Uglesich
Roger Hull
Bob Mesa
DeMars
Long Beach
Mesath
Tultet Thomp
Schuliss
Faritonet
Agaminis
Chagna
Wessonre
Kennedy
Theale Harbor
Igieaten
Breacely Ram J
Sennier
Tarlton
Chagnovien
Vikes Roll Up Swim Win at Long Beach City College
Long Beach City College swimmers led by Bill Price and Dei Cannon defeated Valley in a 2-17 meet. Neal posted a first and second, with relay and other LB swimmers contributing. Coach Wally Nitzkowski overseen a strong team performance in Friday’s victory.
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Long Beach City College
Lwo
Valley
Wally Nitzkowski
Bill Price
Messley
Jac¢ Neal
Dei Cannon
Fe Ae
Beach
Smithelson
Cennom
Lyons Tau
Netiey— Price Fox
Leech
Divine Ciseer
Shervi
Poly High Beats Jordan in Triple-Dive Swim Meet
Poly High's swimming team dominated Jordan High in a dual meet scoring 72 to 29. Jaycee Stimson set Poly records in the 100 butterfly and 200 medley relay, while Jordan’s George Crone posted a new league record in the 100 breaststroke and Daryls set a 75 individual medley mark. The Bee tandem, Barbee and O'Dowd, led Poly to a decisive varsity win as coaches Thayer and DeVries praised the clash as a real thriller.
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Poly High
Weolanuy
Ming
Pantorus
Detang Ut
Sions
Jordan High
Indivenamauiex
Eingor
Imeet
Poly
Sire Pi
Barbee
Poly Varsity
Jackrabbit
O'Dowd
Simpson
Cees
Illc
Howard Thayer
Her DeVries
Jordan
Aly Uiteocamul
Soni
Bunnies
George Crone
Daryls
Medtey
Jerry Stimson
Gaulter
Crone
Manfora
Marstin
Mariza
Yarger
Steaht
Devinna
Chew’ Jordan
Stughes
Twewell
Fressivle
Cranford
J. Martin
Coulter
RoskriPr Scaife
Requemare
Seeker
Hughes
Tugwell
D. Mazin
Fights Last Night In Bennington and Philadelphia
Seon outpointed Danny Peter in a last night card held in Bennington. Willie Pep outpointed Herman Gari in Detroit while Johnny Cooke defeated Jake Jasar in Philadelphia. Willy Hoepner stopped Gerhard Hecht in Hamburg as European light heavyweight action continued.
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Seon
Danny Peter
Bennington
Willie Pep
Herman Gari
Ladford
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New York Yankees
Manyea
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Sid Richardson
Det Mat
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Patty Berg
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Tackie Pung
Loulse Suggs
Grace JeMoss Smith
Barbara Pomach
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Tony Transech
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Pasadena
Alston
Dave McTaggart
Pasadena Arena
Joe Blanchard
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Warren Bockwinkie
Fedre Martinen
Jack Terry
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