Long Beach Vikings seek title in Southern California playoff
Long Beach City College Vikings face Azusa in the Southern California baseball championships. Don Drury highlights LBCC record since 1947, noting Joe Hicks era dominance and multiple championship trophies. The team, led by pitchers Gordon Seyfried and Ralph Clifton, holds a 10-2-2 mark, with rivals listed and roster details summarized.
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Azusa
Don Drury
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Leco
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Bob Decker
Marlon Courltry
Boston Red Sox
Jerry Mitchell
Jerry
Gonzaga
Jim Johnson
Jim Lee
Jack Brick
Bob Schuler
Norse
Brick
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Schuler
Valley Jaysee
Citrus
Sam Lacey
Jordan High
Gordon Seyfried
Ralph Clifton
Vikes
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Loyola
Camp Pendleton Marines
Denis Cormack
Davey Hartneck
Bob Campbell
Jerry Hickman
Short
Bill Osterhoudt
Wilson
Excelsior
Bell Lower
Poly
Emmett Ryen
Jerry Bronaugh
Milt Wilhite
Mitt
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Wicks
Fresno State Flash Sees 9-Flat 100 Prospects
Fresno State sprinter Mike Agostini, linked with Patton and Hector Hagenhurst, eyes a potential 9.4-second 100 meters as he projects improvements toward Olympic goals. Comments from veteran observers and rivals suggest high confidence in starts and speed, with emphasis on world-class form and stage for 100, 200, and 400 meter dashes.
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Fresno
Mike Agostin
Patton
Hector Hagenhurst
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Trinidad
Jim Galliday
Agostini
Ales Burl
Colorado
Aloenard
Jain Ponte
Ani
Fresno State
A&m
Dim Lea
Villanover
Southern California
Olympics
Mexico City
Tol
Bakersfield
Fresno States
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Sosho
Burkemo Wins Seminole Pro-Am with 138 total
Florida golfer Walter Burkemo shot a 2 under par 70 to finish at 138 and win first place money of 1900 in the Seminole Pro-Amateur Golf Tournament. His three iron and precise putting paced the round as he moved strong on the back nine.
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Fin
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Daniels
Sarita
Bisre
Ted Kroll
Fray Perkowani
Hislelnak
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Aylward
Toro
Herbert Scheftel
New York
Humphre
Purdue
Kroll
Aghia
Hino
Gray
Celderona
Walter Buckemo
San Francisco
Touston
OD NiOdow
jEd Furgot Wilisen
Patton
Freok
Wieasd
Bowman
Ben’ Hogan
Fete Coops
Gardner Dickin
Doc Fairvield
Cary Middlecott
Jack Burke
Einude Harmon
Bo Fred
Hawkind Sen
Wisnloper
Pau Tiaroey Ae
Sam Siort
Spolley ‘Sieyueta
Bombshell Hits Ring Hearings In California Boxing
Governor’s special committee in Los Angeles resumes hearings after boxer Tommy Campbell testifies he was ordered to throw three fights. Babe McCoy, Olympic Auditorium matchmaker, was to testify third day. Campbell says McCoy instructed him to dive against Aragon on May 16 1950. McCoy denies the charge.
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Waw Fornia
Los Angeles
Tommy Campbell
Babe McCoy
Olympic Auditorium
Campbell
McCoy
A“t Aragon
Olympic
Ennor Goodman Knight
Aragon
Yaneh
Las
Thad
Roetenrae
Stars Need Bucs Help After Big Loss in Exhibition
Hollywood Stars manager Clay Hopper sought help from Branch Rickey Jr. and Bobby Bragan after a 15 to 4 defeat to Sacramento Solons in Pasadena. Kerry Street and Ross Rosburg starred for Sacramento while other exhibition results included Angels over Pepperdine and Portland defeating Seattle. In boxing news Campbell accused Aragon of a fixed fight, while Aragon denied it and recalled warnings from a boxing official.
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Clay Hopper
Hollywood Stars
Branch Rickey Jr
Bobby Bragan
Sacramento Solons
Pasadena
Twinks
Sacs
Reater
Sacramento
Kerry Strestey
Ross Rosburg
Streetex
Rosburg
Angels
Pepperdine
San Diego
Vancouver
Portland
Seattle
Houston
San Francisco
Daytona Beach
Bare-footed Mizell Promises Cardinal Pitching Prospect
The St Louis Post Dispatch recounts scout Buddy Lewis discovering Wilmer Mizell of Vinegar Bend Alabama during a spring training visit in St Petersburg Florida. Mizell pitched barefoot warming up on rough ground, impressed Lewis with a fast delivery and strong fastball before signing in Leakesville Mississippi and heading to Mobile for a club tryout.
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St. Lowa
St, Petersburg
Fla
Biloxi
Cardinals
Buddy Lewis
Redbird
Lewis
Yours
Buddy
Wilmer Mizell
Vinegar Bend
Ala
Leakesville
Miss
Mizell
Wilmer
Ned
Mobile
Brooklyn
Sports on Radio and TV Listings Summary
Radio and TV listings show programs across stations such as KAPS and KTLA with various time slots and matchups. Specifics are garbled but indicate a schedule of sports broadcasts including axins vs canatince and a Be Ne game, with several station calls and times noted.
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Bowsr
Ne ‘Wiestlion
Tab L A Pitchers for Cubs Tilt Here
Robert Boden Scheffing today put the finger on Bob Anderson and Hy Cohen to thwart the Chicago Cubs in the Angel's spring exhibition at Recreation Park Friday. Anderson, roughed up Sunday, and Cohen will start for the Cubs while the Angels field a lineup featuring Stave Rilke, Gene Mauch, Buzz Clarkson, Casey Wise and rookies Haas Bolger and Brown. Sam Brown and UCLA backup will also see action as Chicago tests new talent.
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Bob Anderson
Dés Moines
Hy Cohen
Los Angeles
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Recreation
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Anderson
Hollywood
Cohen
Pardey
Angels
Twinks
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Sehet
Wrigley
Sten Hack
Will Iavel
Recreation Park
Gene Mauch
Buzz Clarkson
Casey Wise
Secon
Seraph
Ea Haas
Jett
Jim Bolger
Prentice Brown
Haas
Des Moines
Bolger
Cubs
Brown
Shreveport
Sehelling
Sam Brown
UCLA
Rose
Hack
Rookie Colavito Topples Giants in Spring Display
Rocco Colavito, 23, from the Bronx, 6-3 and 195 pounds, wowed in two games with three home runs against the New York Giants. Cleveland manager expects him to push into the lineup this season after 104 RBIs and 30 homers at Indianapolis last year. Lopez calls him better than expected as Tribe fans buzz for his major league debut.
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Cleveland Indians
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Rocco
Rocky
Marciano
Bronx
New York Giants
Cleveland
Indians
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Lopez
Senor Lopez
Scnttscale
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Slavery reference in Dublinski contract case in Toronto
Toronto court heard a 10000 breach of contract suit by the Detroit Lions against quarterback Tom Dublinski of the Big Four against the Argonauts. Chief Justice C McRuer likened NFL contract terms to slavery, noting 1863 Lincoln emancipation. Lions seek injunction to bind Dublinski until May 1 and 10000 damages.
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United States
Supreme Court of Ontario
C. McRuer
Detroit Lions
National Football League
Tom Dublinski
Toronto Apeonauts
Abraham Lincoln
Dublinski
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NFL
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Detroit Football Company
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Argos
Pepper
Nick Kerbawy
U. S
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Thales Dubin
Wes Santee barred from relays by court ruling
New York AP reports the AAU maintains a lifetime ban on Wes Santee, with Justice Walter A. Lynch denying a temporary injunction. A final ruling is expected before this Saturday which could lift the ban and allow Santee to compete again.
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Wes Santee
Amateur Athletic Union
Santee
America
Chicago Daily News
AAU Board of Governors
Justice Lynch
Charles P. Grimes
Louis. Nizer
AAU
Appellate Division
Flyers Scary NIT Bid After Xavier Win Shake
Dayton, top seed, survives 72-68 against Xavier to reach the NIT semifinals against St Francis Brooklyn. The win preserves their title hopes but exposes shaky form and weak free throw shooting that nearly derailed their campaign.
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Savier
Tom Blackburn
Madison Square Garden
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Mauler
Justice Lynch
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Gawanth
Lynch
Haituime
Seton Hail
St Joness
Seph
Exhibition Baseball Game Recaps Early American League Action
The report details a chaotic exhibition baseball scorecard featuring New York and Cleveland with multiple players named such as Duren Brown Rhodes and Lappe. It notes home runs and various positional changes amid a flurry of inconsistent line items and player mentions across teams including Philadelphia Detroit and Brooklyn. The scrambled OCR yields a patchwork of names, scores, and venues with limited coherent narrative.
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Boston
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