Sequoia 9 Ousts Vikings at Azusa in tourney upset
Sequoia 9 exploded for eight runs in the fourth inning to beat Long Beach City College 13-6 and knock the Vikings from the Azusa Junior College baseball tournament. The Norsemens advanced to the semifinals after a 10-2 win earlier, with key hits fueling the rally.
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College of Sequoia
Long Beach City College
Azusa
Norsemens
Ocling Valley
Joe the Giant
Jerry: Hick
Vikes Split Dual Meets In Key Metropolitan Meet
Long Beach City College's track team paced by Gerry Peters and John Calloway opened its Metropolitan Conference season with a 65-37 win over Herbert JC, while Valley swept 65-56. Peters set three school records in the pole vault and Calloway broke a 14-year-old broad jump mark as Valley and Long Beach boasted standout sprints and jumps.
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Long Beach City College
Gerry Peters
John Calloway
Herbert JC
Viking Oval
Kes
Peters
Calloway
Leon Kornig
Broad
Valley
Ken Dennis
Stanton Couch
Beallope
Ig oMannis
Inchson
Beavioy
Dretsman
Stantos
Oy _oweet
Dette Ve
Walllucial
Rengacwson
Clayton
Gree
Mercer
Aterm
Elte
Ee —Eite
Kaldwines
Finnop
Braxianes
Bockeronie
Eaml
Holden
Barge
Hoctman
Atkin CV
Holien
Vty Willams
Ren LE dArbor
Veliey
Minit
Dennis
Dreesmaity
Walter
Pin Test on Lakewood Long Beach City bowl action
Long Beach City College hosts Pin Test with three weekends of team doubles and singles events at Lakewood. The schedule lists squads starting at 10 am, with team matches, doubles, and singles across lanes and venues, while individual results include several LBCC standouts and local competitors.
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Long Beach City
Lakewood
Long Beach City College
Jmers
Metro
Gilchvist
Yac
Comino
George J. Te yAllen
Corne
Hamilies
Bryson
Guenelas
Garrett
B. Cannan
Frethtyly
Simeon
Payers Cy and
Coulter
Cee Nn
Carter Ais
Price
Simpaun
Hambstraie
Atlen
Coln
Lei
Aietelst
Cannon
Axion Lrt
Henry
Wenuse
Simpson Harrison
Kelsey
Gildhristy
Unclear OCR list of competitors and leaders
Fragmentary text lists numerous names and teams such as Murrau, Marvel Line Moral, OAS Shiny Sia Hienstine, Acie Pars, Oran Wykimesa, Floyd Heslersin, Tod Sheddforse Slusray, Bec BrammersBue, Eklon CloweeNarm Fessler, Troy Fay, and Tre Fe asia Frnle Bludorsky. Reads as a chaotic compilation of event participants with no clear event, dates, or outcomes.
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Murrau
Bien’ Ee
Mit
Marvel Line Moralaka
OAS
Shiny Sia Hienstine
Acie Pars
Oran Wykimesa
OSS
Tere Bst
Floyd Heslersin
Munty
aneBice Fowls
Tod Sheddforse
Eklon CloweeNarm Fessler
Troy Fay
Jocept Norels
P C L Exhibitions and Local Figures During Meeting
Fragmentary OCR outlines exhibitors and attendees including Sollywaod, Phrtiand, Onuser, Lins, Henglt, Calderane, and Venteth. The text mentions Wood Aoa and Kem ekeilnar, with several initials and names such as Tobe ROT, Ay atin, Bh, and S Walsh appearing among scattered phrases.
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P,c.l
Sollywaod Phrtiand
Narkio
Onuser Ro
Venteth
Tambs
Atin
Iombardt
Aire Wood
S Walsh
Exhibition Baseball Scramble Prompts Confusing Rosters
A garbled OCR style entry lists an exhibition baseball date with scattered team names and unclear rosters. It mentions Baltimore Orioles and Chicago Cubs among references, plus scattered place names and individual names that do not form a coherent matchup or location.
Cubs Face Spring Scrimmage With New Prospects Influx
Rumors swirl of May 17 as majors reset plans and stars like Monte Irvin Walt Moryn Eddie Miksis and Hank Sauer show promise. Cubs travel secretary Bob Lewis tours the nation while Clarence Rowland and John Holland mingle with executives ahead of a mixed exhibition at Recreation Park. Contests include a 11-10 Angels win, Cubs rotations under Hack, and Steve Biko powering a 435 foot shot as Cal Ross and Gene Baker receive rest.
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Monte Irvin
Walt Moryn
Eddie Miksis
Bob Speake
Hank Sauer
Mit
National Legacly
Brooklyn
Milwawker
Cincinnati
New York
Palladelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Ana
Bob Lewis
Sound Cub
Cubs
Recreation Park
Wrigley
Clarence
Hack
Angel
Bob Anderson
TighUlander
Des Moines
Scheffing
Steve Biko
Sam Brown
UCLA
Lke
Gene Baker
Cub
Pepper Martin
Doe Honoah
Cal Ross
Poly
Cal
Santa Barbara High
Portland
Seattle
Redlands Bulldogs Rally Past 49ers 4-3
Redlands University edged Long Beach State College 4-3 on the 49ers diamond Friday afternoon. Jack Brick opened with a first inning homer to lead 49ers until Redlands tied it in the eighth and won in the ninth on a throwing error and an unearned run.
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Redlands University
Long Beach
State College
Jack Brick
S.1 i
Redlands
Heame
Gene Dykes
J Agatn
Dimas Garcia
Dew
Janie
Yalan
Tlekersor Iy
Garcia Witte
Rer
Tia
Garekt
Hiloe Belek
Farol Womack
Griglk
LBCC Golfers Nab Fifth Straight in Metro Play
Long Beach City College golfers won the first round of Metropolitan Conference golf at Lakewood Country Club defeating East Los Angeles 32 to 4. Dick Carmody earned medalist honors with a 72 while other details appear garbled but indicate a strong LBCC performance.
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LBCC
Long Beach City College
East Los Angeles
Lakewood County Club
Dick Carmody
Araelder Ututna
Cage Scores GAA PLAT HE
Fragmented sports notes list names and scores from multiple games and players. Readable items include SMU Philadelphia and Milwaukee players with high points and varied team references, though many fragments remain unclear or garbled.
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Cage
Francie
Teun “Adnan ‘Sone
Smu
Pizecy
PhAyres le Philadephia
Ian Ade
Atinstat
Tex
Moberly
Cameron
Carden
Local Golf Event Highlights At Griffith Park and Recreation Park
Qualifying for the Los Angeles City Junior Championship set for Griffith Park with Rio Hondo players Seth Boughner and Darlene Hough among top entries. Connie Freeze led after 36 holes at Recreation Park Maurice Cart tournament posting 150 while Jane Lange posted strong showing and others earned various prizes in Class A and B divisions.
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Los Angeles City
Griffith Park
Rio Hondo
Seth Boughner
Darlene Hough
Connie Freeze
Recreation Park
Maurice
Jane Lange
dMurice
Canale Freere
Uzle’ Prise
Mary Branden
Stuth
Nis
Marge Branden Reanes
Sein Kaorer
Ruth
Tattess
Gora Webber
Micrty Nurtes Gnaumem Xi
El Segundo Edges Poly in Swimtest Beverly Hills Invitational u0027s results
El Segundo defeated Poly 82 76 in a Beverly Hills Invitational swim meet. El Segundo won the Bee crown with four of five events, Poly totaled 58 points, Beverly Hills 28. Detailed event results include freestyle backstroke diving and relays, with names and times from both teams.
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el Segundo
Senando
Poly
Beverly Hills
el Segurdo
Tha Coss
Bully Wrye
Dordanit
Bruins and Trojans Lose League Baseball Debuts
Baseball debut losses mark a rough start for Bruins and Trojans as mixed college results unfold. The report notes player names like Palazzola and Angelou amid a clash involving Santa Clara, UCLA, and Santa Clara’s 10-5 opener, with multiple pitchers used and extended play.
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Los Angeles
Santa Clare
UCLA
Cuba
Sruin
Santa Clara
Nuisvic
Betsor
Bruins Dominate Long Beach Invitational Swim Meet
Whittier and Downey led the action as the Bruins swept the varsity events at the first Long Beach invitational. Key performers included Larry Moore and Chuck Bittick winning multiple races, while Whittier and Downey posted strong relay showings and high placings in the overall meet dominated by the Bruins.
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Wilson High
Long Beach
Ming
Bruins
Larry Moore
Carcel
Whittier
Bees
Wilson Ebsikea
Saints blast 15 singles in Catholic Loop clash
Players Sy Senske and Patton lead a high scoring Catholic Loop baseball tilt as the Saints overpower opponents with 15 singles and clutch hits. scattered line shows Ambulatory stats for Roevendt and Duncan, with Rentell and others contributing in the field.
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Saints
Jim Senske
Sir Adbany
Pius X
Roevendt
Patton
Riteniele
sSlevears
Athken
Qapaneah
Spond
Duncan
Rentell
Marines Capture LBCage Crown
The Marine A squad from El Toro won the Long Beach All-Service basketball tournament title by defeating Leatherneck No. 1 Navy squad 80 to 46 Friday night. Denson and Innes led with 13 and 12 points, while Brink, Fo, Brotherton, and McAay contributed for the Marines in a decisive championship victory.
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el Toro
Navy
Lbco Sum
Rowen Sepremo
Norn
Denson
McAay
Innes
Suns
Plate
Brink
Brotherton Ey
Ian
Vikings Clinch 12th Straight Tennis Win
Long Beach City College cruised to a 12th consecutive victory, sweeping El Camino in Metropolitan Conference play. Weeks, Black, and Beard led LBCC as they dropped only one singles match in the win.
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Long Beach City College
el Camino
Singing
Black
del Beard
Fun
dnas-Block
Kato-Mars
Catdesna
Forzerk
Derby Notes and Harness Race Times at Tanforan
A fragmented report covers Tanforan harness events with times and entrants. It lists multiple race results and placings including Mile and Kilometre pace events, scratched horses, and notable performances at Westway and Olympic venues with various bettors and times noted.
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Fasta
Ted
Tania
Hal Joy
O'Brien
Daulx Dolble
Mipniy Stenger
Ifawhenbucs
Gwens
Royal
Crawford
Logan ‘Venado
Bell
Ote Lee
Task Zorabelle
Mipto Mace
Auje Paces Bembert
Hess
Ges Grauna
Ape
Einzing
Williams
MarAaed
Hilly
Timr
Seeaten
Binek Rigo
El Monte Relays Crowned by Poly High Hares
Poly High nabbed the El Monte Relays championship for the second straight year, edging UCLA? No, it finished ahead of 16 schools including Jordan and Wilson. Wilson and Jordan each won top varsity events. Poly set a relay and squad records with Maynard, Smith, Bushey and Gillis clocking 2:14.23 in the four-man two-mile race.
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Poly High
el Monte
Jordan
W ‘Lson
Bruins
Poly
Wilson
Nabved
Bost
Sheve Maynard
Bill Smith
Jack Bushey
Dexter Gillis
Alhambra Tutt
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Arcadia
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Faow
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Polyr Muir
Wivian Patt
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Santa Monica
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Paly
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Monier
Saints Nab Cinderfest Ends With Dominant Track Meet
Saint Anthony High's track squad dominated with 10 wins in 12 events, defeating Pius X 73 to 21. Jim Horan led with a 4:36.8 mile, Bill Ryan cleared 10 feet 8 inches, and multiple Saints earned double victories. Other teams and event details follow in a jammed score of relays, jumps, and throws from the Catholic League meet.
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St Anthony High
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Saints
Vic .Gaugepohl
Bill’ Tomasie
Garland Smith
Jim Horan
Bill Ryan
Vansity
Cajnepobl
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Bertednd
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Alii
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Yanes
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Wilaon
Moerevia
Fantxowski
St. Anthony's Cuahmah
Emma
Hascher
Ronrovia
Nena
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