Beavers Offer Evy Five Year Oregon State Job
Oregon State director R S Keene pursued a new football coach by offering Forest Evashevski a five year deal at $10000 yearly, but Evy declined. It marks his third head coaching offer since 1948. Keene continues the search as spring practice nears, while UCLA under Red Senders plans spring drills and John Wooden leads basketball toward another title run.
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Aare
R. S
Spec) Keene
Oregon State
Lon Stiner
Forest Evashevski
Michigan State
Evy
Evashevski
Nebraska
Loyola of
Los Angeles
Fontan Oliver
Spartan
Clarence Munn
Ralph Young
Keene
Red Senders
Trojans
Westwood
Johnny Wooden
Bruins
John
Wooden
Mr. Wooden
National finals draw sold out in Seattle era
Officials reported all 12040 seats for the March 26 national collegiate finals were sold three months ahead, cementing Seattle as a venue for future Coast Conference finals. Also noted are polo opens at Riviera, Harold Barry’s size, and a retirement plan involving George Lake of the PGA. The Illinois Alumni Club plans a Lou Boudreau tribute at the Biltmore Bowl with a $6.50 plate.
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Seattle
H. D. Thoreau
Victor Schmitt
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Riviera
el Ranchito
Texas
Harold Barry
George Lake
Recreation Park
Southern California
Riviera Country Club
George
University of Illinois
Lou Boudreau
Boudreau
Mlinois
Cleveland
Compton Seeks 1952 Junior College Track Meet
Compton Athletics Director Goldie Holmes aims to bring the national junior college track and field meet to Los Angeles at a Hutchinson convention next week. If secured, the event would be held at the Coliseum May 26 and 27 with stars like Sam Iness, Bill Fell, and Billy Anderson likely to qualify for the 1952 U S Olympic team. Notre Dame basketball draws strong gate as spring football starts yet faces graduations.
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Earle
Goldie) Holmes
Compton
Los Angeles
Hutchinson Rane
Coliseum
Herschel
Smith
Sam Iness
Tulare
Long Beach
Iness
Bill Fell
Billy Anderson
Wil
United States
Harry Smith
Southern California
Jeff Cravath
New Orleans
Tulane
Henry Frnka
University of Missouri
Don Faurot
Jess Hill
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Buffalo
Louisville
St. Louis
Dallas
San Francisco
Chicago
St Patrick’s
Leahy
Redhot Car Tops Hot Rod Races at Gardena Sunday
A former Mortana jockey Rey Presser known as Mr. X will helm the California Roadster Hot Rods at Carrell Speedway Gardena on Sunday. He rides the Reg Schlemmer No. 7 entry from South Gate with Red Amick as relief, part of a strong lineup aiming to end a current monopoly as over 30 drivers prepare for qualifying at 1 p.m. and a trophy dash at 2 30 p.m.
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Gardena
Mortana
New York
California
Rey Presser
Mr. X
Hot Rods
Carrell Speedway
174Th
Vermont
Presser
Reg Schlemmer
South Gate
Red Amick
Excelsior Nine Defeats Fullerton In Practice Game
Excelsior High edged Fullerton 4 to 2 in a practice diamond game on the Indians field yesterday. Scoring came in the final two innings as Excelsior capitalized to claim the win. Battery was Green and Potts for Excelsior with Powers, Walls, and Ramsey contributing in the field and at bat.
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Excelsior High
Fullerton
Oiff
Excelsior
Greem
Potts
Powhs
Walls
Ramsey
Banning Loses 2-1 as South Gate Edges Pilots
South Gate nips Banning 2-1 in a nonleague game on the winners’ lot. Bottom of the fifth inning run proved decisive as Banning’s rally fell short.
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Banning High
South Gate
Pilots
Sum
Fullerton J. C. Hornets trounce Buc Tracksters
Fullerton J. C. Hornets dominated the Buc Tracksters in an Eastern Conference meet, winning 84 to 48 as Orange Coast College cindermen failed to challenge.
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Fullerton
Orange Coast
Fullerton J. C. Hornets
Fourteen New Records Set at Wilson High Track Meet
Wilson High interclass track meet produced fourteen new records and one tie at the Wilson Oval. Juniors edged sophomores and seniors 119 10 to 106. Tom Stewart set a 53.2 second 440 yard mark. Harrison Nishart 10.5 in the 100 and Lanky Bob Patty 23.1 in the 220? dash. Carl Halstead broke the shot put record with 42 feet 42 inches. Tommy Jensen was the day’s only double winner in sprints for the Cees. Senior team led by Patty Green and others. seniors 83, juniors 3 in final scoring.
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Wilson High
Wilson Oval
Tom Stewart
Harrison Nishart
Bob Patty
Carl Halstead
Tommy Jensen
Cees
Wishart
Gah Aeahart JR
Binad
Ghd—Atwell Iri
Soloman
Patevault—Simpson
Cannon
Brigen
Mannex
Hunstaumer
Tapley
Litchett
I Beere
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Greenbomn
Broad
Suma
Bophaniares
Kirby and Kirk Tie for Lead in Augusta Women's Title
In Augusta Ga on March 19 Dot Kirby of Atlanta and Pegy Kirk of Findlay Ohio led the women's golf title after two rounds with 152. Louise Suggs from Lithia Springs surged to a 72 to grab second place, tying Dorothy Kielty of Long Beach with 152. Babe Zaharias of Denver and Patty Berg of Minneapolis both stood at 154.
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Augusta
Dot Kirby
Atlanta
Pegey Kirk
Findlay
Ohio
Louise Suggs
Lithia Springs
Kirby
Kirk
Miss Suggs
Dorothy Kielty
Long Beach
Calif
Babe Zaharias
Denver
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
McCormick Tops Desert Golf Play at Palm Springs
Palm Springs reports Bruce McCormick leading the 14th Palm Springs Invitational by five strokes over two runners up. He fired a 62 in the first round, besting Johnny Dawson of Lakeside Country Club who shot 61 and John Gray of Palos Verdes. Jim Ferrie of Virginia Country Club sits third with 68.
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Palm Springs
Bruce McCormick
Sacred Heart of Mary Wins Catholic Girls Basketball Final
Sacred Heart of Mary High School Los Angeles defeated Holy Family High Glendale 20 to 15 to win the fifth annual Catholic Girls Basketball Tournament. St Anthony's claimed consolation with a 21 to 14 win over Immaculate Heart Hollywood. Awards went to several players including Doris Walker as Player of the Tournament.
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Sacred Heart of Mary High School of
Los Angeles
Holy Family High of
Glendale
St. Anthony's Girl
Immaculate Heart High of Hollywood
Anne Frances Russell
Pate Mary's Academy
Genevieve Castellanoa
Santa Clu
Margaret Hefry
St. Bernarding's
West Guards
Portia Spencer
Santa Clara
Shirley Robinson
Immaculate Heart
Doris Walker
St. Anthony's
Villa Catrini High School
Los Anio Sportamadpoles
My Ike
Vike Golfers Win Match at Lakewood Country Club
Long Beach City College golf team routed Pasadena City College 16 to 2 at Lakewood. Cliff Slosson shot even par 71 to earn medalist honors. Darrell Hickok Lalo Saldana Art Dibbs and Tom Donahoe won multiple matches for the Vikings.
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Long Beach City College
Pasadena City College
Lakewood Country Club
Cliff Slosson
Long Beach
Vikings
Darrell Hickok
Lalo Saldana
Art Dibbs
Tom Donahoe
Hickok
Griffith P
Ettinger
McManus
San Pedro Dominates Torrance in Practice Meet
San Pedro High track team trounced Torrance in a practice meet on the loser's oval with a 74 to 15 showing in events led by Honzon and Preacely. Torrance fought back to win B and C divisions as final scores show mixed results across events.
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San Pedro High
Torrance
Torrance Eam
Douroux
Compton and Nevada Boxers End In Draw
Compton College and a Nevada University boxing team battled to a 4 1 0 to 4 1 0 draw last night with three round bouts each, two draws, and a heavyweight decision. Notable results include Osborne 140 facing Fred 185, Beever 175 versus Frank Sanchez, and Orlands drawing Parateo in heavyweight action.
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Compton
Compton College
Nevada University
Osborne
Fred
Martin Beever
Frank Sanchez
Drew Orlands
Parateo
Anders
George Badmlict
El Camino Wins 4-3 Over Santa Monica in Conference Tilt
El Camino Warriors edged Santa Monica 4-3 in a Metropolitan Conference baseball game yesterday. Scoring two runs in the final inning, El Camino pulled ahead as Fania Montenled and Baers contributed late.
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Lawndale
el Camino
Warriors
Santa Monica
Horsehiders
Bell Gardens routs Oilers in practice game
Bell Gardens beat Huntington Beach 18 to 1 in a practice game on the Bell Gardens diamond. Ridgeway Lofius Pope and Richards contributed as Bell Gardens piled up runs while Huntington Beach struggled with pitching and defense in the lopsided affair.
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Will
Bell Gardens
Huntington Beach
ROWE
Igo
Ridgeway
Lofius
Pope and Richards
Gakerzs
Salveson Gets Nod for Star Mound Chore
Arizona spring action featured the White Sox routing the Giants 22 to 13 in Phoenix while the Indians beat the Cubs 10 to 3. Gene Bearden and Early Wynn combined solidly on the mound for Chicago, supporting a national-spring showcase that stretched beyond three hours amid 35 hits and three homers.
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Arizona
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Phoenix
Cleveland Indiana
Chicago Cubs
Gene Bearden
Wynn
Cubs
Lott
Chicaan
Cleveland
Tresh
Adkiny
Wee
Dubie
Adkins
Bearden
Peck
Cherina “Talmary
Etronas
Eral Jetfooat
Smalley
Kennedy
Sina Ratte Eal
Goredon
Brak
Risen
Reich
Twinks Meet Padres Again In Pre season Series
United Press reports Hollywood stars and San Diego Padres in a pre season game at Ontario with Jack Salveson pitching for Hollywood and Al Jurisich for the Padres. The Twinks won 7 to 3 on homers as Joe Ostrowski and Don Larsen hurled for the Stars B squad in an exhibition at Burbank.
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United Press
Jack Salveson
Hollywood
Stars
San Diego atOntario
al Jurisich
Padres
Jess Flores
Hollywood Battery
Ishowers
Gilmore ‘Field
Twinks
Portland
Riverside
Angels
Chicago Cub
Solons
Troythe
Sacramento
Pittsburgh Pirates
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U. S.C
Anaheim
Trojan
Oakland
St. Louis Browns
Brownie
Paul Lehner
Dick Kokos
Haas
Oskorshief
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Fotals
Shupe
Bay
Spaziang
Mainder
Spa Hey
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Aay
Leaner
Fe Kalcher
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Jensen
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Maltzberger
Mae Moulter
Palaterser
Fortier
Wild Fortier
Sen Dior
Clay
Troy Swimmers Upend Fullerton In Narrow Meet
Troy swimmers edged Fullerton 43 to 32 at a home meet, winning the final 400 yard relay. Results included Keeler relay times and individual marks like 220 backstroke and 50 free, with names such as Ware, Burns, Waite, Hughes noted among contributors.
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Fullerton Hornets
Rurng
King
Ware Sc
Aoo-Yard Reins BC
Sey
Burns
Waite
Hughes
Coates
Compton Preps Beaten by Muir in Coast League Opener
John Rossier hurled a 30 run shutout as John Muir prepsters defeated Compton High in a Coast League opener on the losers field. Line score lists Batteries Cawan and J Eevilh for Compton and Rossier and Fritz for Muir.
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Compton Preps
Muir
John Rossier
John Muir
Compton High
Cawan
J. Eevilh
Rossier
Matthews Knocks Burke At Legion Stadium Fight
In Hollywood at Legion Stadium on March 19, Matthews, a Seattle featherweight, defeated veteran Jackie Burke over ten rounds in a scheduled bout. Matthews used movement to avoid exchanges and was credited with an impressive four round victory after a late surge.
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Hollywood
AI Harry
Kid) Matthews
Jackie Burke
Legion Stadium
Matthews
Seattle
Charley Randolph
Matt Tedeta
Hunt
Oilers Rally Past St Anthony's 12 to 7 in HB
Huntington Beach High's baseball team exploded for 16 hits to defeat St. Anthony's 12-7 at Recreation Park. The Oilers erased a 6-2 deficit with a five run surge in the fifth and sixth innings, handing Jack Magner's Saints their fourth straight loss.
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J. W
Jack Magner
St. Anthony’s
Recreation Park
Oilers
Saints
Wa Mall
Vand Fen
Darleyca
Maunter
Huntington Beach
Apitoar
Siapees
Bittners and Oilers in AAU Finals
Oklahoma City reports Phillips Oilers aim to seal their seventh AAU basketball title in the finals against Oakland Calis after night semifinals. Bittners from Bartlesville and other teams posted semifinal wins as the 44th annual tournament reached its climax.
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Oklahoma City
Phillips Oilers
Oakland fCalis
Bittners
Oilers
Bartlesville
Okia
Segitle
Wash
Alpine Dairy
Oria
Mil
Caterpillar Diesels
Ito
Fight Results Report From Multiple Venues
Fragmented report lists fighters and locations including New Torr-Leema Havana New York and San Diego. Mentions outcomes with names like Danton OwjO Sid Peaks and Jackie Burke. Indicates rounds and scores in a disorganized OCR style with unclear details.
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Leema
Taps
Dee Frost
Cmela Agram
Avin
Havana
Danton
Owjo
Lee Q
New York
Hollywood
Harry Old Matthrees
Jackie Burke
Qader
Uinh
Ney
San Dhego
Gelt
Harkisan Dern
Bill Ty
Oklahoma Aggies Tackle Oregon Staters Tonight
ANSAS CITY MO March 19 UP Oklahoma A and M Cowpokes favored to win western regional NCAA basketball final tonight to claim third national title in five years. They beat Wyoming Skyline Six 40 39 last night with Shelton scoring two baskets in final 90 seconds. Oregon State Pacific Coast Conference champion advanced 56 38 over Arkansas Southwest representative. Winner meets eastern regional winner in Seattle March 26 5. Oklahoma A and M previous national champions in 1945 1946. Arkansas and Wyoming play for third.
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Miatangy Cowpokes
Oregon State Tonight
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Wyomings
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Oregon State
Arkansas
Seattle
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