Pan Am Games End Today in Mexico City
The 1935 Pan American Games conclude with Olympic style ceremonies at the University Stadium as the final equestrian event closes. The United States leads in overall golds from swimming and diving, while Canada tops the final medal table thanks to Beth Whittall's multi event sweep. Mary Lou Elsenius’s breaststroke win marks a historic U S performance by teams coached by Tom Haynie and Tom Lamar.
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Brazil
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Canada
Shils
Montreal
Beth Wittall
Mise Whittall
Purdue
Martin Smith
Bill Yorzyix
Wayne Moore
Jimmy McLane
Tom Haynie
Stanford
Tom Lamer
Fort Lauderdale
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Poly High and Wilson win at El Monte Relays
Poly High and Wilson High, undefeated in Coast League action, dominated the 12th annual El Monte Relays. John Calloway led with a 23-2.45 broad jump, near a CIF best, while Wilson won the varsity 440 relay and a shuttle hurdles title as Arcadia, Inglewood, and others posted strong showings.
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Henry Wallace
Calloway
Dick Barber
Wilson
Fred Sharpe
Frank
Cassaday
Dick Hollis
Gary
Bradley
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Huntington Beach
Patente
Meprige
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Inglewood
Medipy
Arcadia
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Champeny
Moris
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Monica
Monrovia
Alhembra
Poly
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Jones
Shipp
Duke
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Paly Crarzitt
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McBride
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Wily Non
Sharpe
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Walker
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Say
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Tie Petween
Rosemead
Byers
Jay
Alien
Rozart
Santa Monica
Moncovia
Keppel
Wiser
Whittier
Fisemead
Keppal
Ate ‘Ia
Exeta Monica
Arcola
Tie Hetwean
Foxe
State Rips Tech 22 to 4 in AAU Denver final
Long Beach State College aided by uniforms from Border High School won 22 to 4 over Caltech in a messy Denver AAU championship game. Star hitters Buddy Phillips and Carl Strong each had three hits for the winners while Phillips also homered. Davis earned credit on the mound for Long Beach as the Marines and others supplied the backdrop for a lopsided rout.
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Big Jay Davis
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Long Beach
Buddy Phillips
Carl Strong
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Neil Prekibit
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Uol Vinnie
52nd American Bowl competition opens with record purse
The 52nd annual American Bowl opens with the third largest prize fund in history at Fort Wayne. The 72 day event runs to June 4 with 3,354 open division teams and 2,472 booster squads, creating a field of top contenders. Prizes include 3300 for teams, 1000 for doubles and all events, 500 for singles, and 350 for booster teams, totaling 428933 across events. Over 5,826 teams and 23,260 singles entrants are listed, with numerous competitors named among the standings.
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Inn
Detroit Defeats Best in Best-of-7 Playoff Clash
In the playoffs the Detroit team defeated their opponent in a best-of-seven series opener. Dewar Trades bests an early rival, with Bundi Sompreat contributing to the effort as the series moves toward game two.
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Aerles
Fights Last Night Ended in Knockout Chaos
In a chaotic night of boxing bouts EW Yok Bon Baker and Ig Pure delivered solid performances. Murray Burcett suffered a knockout as the crowd watched a series of quick exchanges and decisive finishes.
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Chieare
Saints Bay Cinder Ned Saint Anthony's Triumphs Over Notre Dame
Saint Anthony's trank team chalked up its second straight Catholic League dual meet victory Friday with a 68 36 conquest over Notre Dame. Roger Stanton won the 100 in 10.3, edging teammate Jim Egan. Bhatt Shutts added two wins in the 220 in 23.1 and the 440 in 53.5 as Saint Anthony's also won the ee division 4344 3343, while Notre Dame claimed the bee division 61 34.
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Wodraska awarded 2500 in auto crash suit over bowling
Carl A. Wodraska, 27, saw a jury reduce his $35,000 claim to $2,500 in a St. Louis circuit court auto crash case. Six bowlers watched movie footage of Wodraska in action a year after a back injury, with defense attorneys presenting the evidence against Betty McQuade, 31, driver of the other car. Jury foreman Joe W. Lorey commented that he wished he could bowl as well.
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Carl A. Wodraska
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Beck
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Bruins Romp to Swim Title in CIF Invitational
The veteran coach Pete Archer leads an undaunted Bruins squad to a strong showing at the CIF Invitational. Despite doubts, the team posted a solid 2 32-point total and landed among top teams, signaling a promising finish.
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Pete Archer
Wilson
Lsigh
Gruins
Pioneers Finish Second to Aztec Tracksters
Long Beach State College placed second in a triangle meet against San Diego State and Pepperdine. standout performers included Gene Gillies winning both sprints, John Miller taking the high jump and placing in other events, and Jack McFadden winning the low hurdles.
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Pepper
Long Beach
San Diego State
49Ers
Gene Gillies
John Miller
Jack McFadden
Bill Gookin
Triange
Long Beach State
Pep
California college swimmers set meet records at Santa Ana event
Whittier, Wilson and Poly led a crowded meet with multiple record times. Reed, Martin and Moore anchored relays as Jordan and Chadwick's squads fought for top honors, while nearby teams posted fast splits and new marks across freestyle, backstroke and medley events.
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Poth
Aves
Steve Moseley
Archer
Pely
Howard Thayer
Bee
Loyd Goolsby
Bob Conrow
Daryl Uecker
Martin
Jorden
Panthers
Chadwick
Larry Cole
Kary Farrell
Larry Moore
Moseley
Moore
Dick Byyny
Boh Henry
Poly
Jack Martin
Jordan
Dave Martin
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Lynn
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Henry O ¥Ileon
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Vike Spikers Rip Corsairs Huskies
Long Beach City College added two wins: 64 58 over Santa Monica College and 85 37 over East Los Angeles, as Dick Dorsey and Ray Meza starred. Dorsey won sprint double and Meza led Huskies in mile and two mile, with close relay and field events shaping the meet.
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Long Beach City College
Santa Monica C. C
East Los Angeles
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Santa Monica
Dick Dorsey
Long Beach
Harry Nelson
Dorsey
Nelson
Dick McDonald
Lowell Hoy
Rob Adams
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Lace Swim Team Earns Second Conference Victory
Long Beach City College beat East Los Angeles 55-28 at the ELA pool to notch their second Metropolitan Conference win. In the same meet, the Vikes defeated Los Angeles State 61-19 as both teams competed in a double dual.
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Jong Beach City College
East Los Angeles JC
Vikes
Neipe Harrison
Tors
Gia Cuthar Gun
Sendley
Per Be
Ern de
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Pape
Eenish Fee
Ley
Wengermart
Wilson High Beats Poly IVs and Bruins Dominate El Rancho
Wilson Highs IV gulf team defeated Poly IVs 88 to 8 on Friday. The Bruins and Hares crushed El Rancho 36 to 0 with Dick Jones of Wilsch earning a medal for 74.
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Bruins and Trojans win big to start weekend set
USC crushed Indian 9 3 and UCLA shut out Santa Clara 7 0 as Don Nichols earned his seventh win and Bill Heil opened with a homer. Vic Lapiner held Santa Clara to five hits in a three run third and five run sixth inning rally. Ralph Pausig starts for SC against Stanford while UCLA pitcher Don Nichols fanned six in a four hit game.
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Stanford
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Indians
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Ralph Pausig
Walt Payne
Vic Lapiner
Tribe
Don Nichols
Bill Heil
Bud Ato
Dames
Mod Garten
Bears Sign Oriskey From Chattanooga University
The Chicago Bears announced the signing of rookie guard Richard Oriskey from Chattanooga University for the 1959 season.
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Prep Results Show Mixed Scores Across Teams
Readable fragments show several teams posting varied results in prep events. Notable scores include Gantyrall eu faite ere Tema 6 and Rancho 7 with several other line items mentioning Charlataah and Excalator zero.
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Paskl
Gantyrall
Paandeca
Learun
Gabriel Nates
Charataah
Bat Agate
Bullerion
Lynwood
Amerita
Maraloe
Keppel & Baldwin
Monica
Gathea
Giant Tackle Ray Krouse Re-signs With Giants
New York Giants announce 260 pound tackle Ray Krouse signed for his fifth season, boosting the team's already signed player total. Details are brief and focus on the roster move amid ongoing pro football activity.
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New York
Ray Krouse
New York Football Giants
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Wrestling Results at PASAMENA ARENA
Tom Ries and June Kumberts defeated Pat Fraley and Natantes Bignehard in a det. win while Sereda and Taracy drew with Peace Martine in the event at PASAMENA ARENA.
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Pasamena Arena
Tom Ries
June Kumberts
Pat Fraley
Natantes Bignehard
Det
Win Sereda
I Taracy
Peace Martine
College Results BASEBALT Roundup of Metro and City Conference Scores
Metropolitan and regional college results summarize baseball and track scores across multiple conferences. Notable mentions include UCLA and USC in baseball and East LA, Santa Monica, and Ventura in track events with varying outcomes and point tallies.
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Valley
Santa Montes
San Diego
Riverside
Chaffey
Western States
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Pasadena
Citrus
Genaneide
UCLA
Santa Clara
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Me Ye Swimming
Rodriguez in 2-Hitter as Saints Blank Cathedral
Southpaw Fdéie Rodriguez allowed only two hits as St. Anthony's baseball team routed Cathedral 4-0 on the Phantom diamond Friday. Utility outfielder Pat Corbitt doubled with Sevit on base to drive in two seventh inning runs, while Emmatt Ryan earlier singled to spark a Cathedral threat that was quashed by two quick outs.
Recreation Park and Palm Springs golf results highlit
George Weke leads 21-handicap play at Palm Springs with 77 net while Ruth Miller wins Recreation Park Women's Club tournament with 225 net on 54 holes. Other notable scores include Mrs. Joe Kesler 71 and Frank Morey Jr with 75. Standings show Recreation Park Women ahead of Alondia Park and Lakewood in divisions.
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Marshall
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Iton Beach
Wile Figelia
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Paros Victors
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USC Frosh Rally Narrow Victory Over Compton in Dual
The USC frosh edged Compton 61 60 in a thriller at Compton. Ralph Butler led sprinting with a 21.5 second 220 yard dash and a 10.5 second 111 yard race. C R Roberts from Oceanside set a top mark in the broad jump at 24 414 feet, two feet beyond his prior best.
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Ralph Butler
Algo
Scs
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Golden Gate Results Racing Card Summary
Race results show Honey Did and Redwater among others with several payouts. Daily Double paid 4083.70 and multiple horses listed with times and odds amid a dense, error-filled report.
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Blawelli
Ceaonusny
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Brita
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Redwater
York
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Fhiko
Sturlonks
Big Silde
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Norse Netmen rout East Los Angeles 9 0 in tennis rout
Norse Netmen sweep East Los Angeles JC 9 0 without dropping a set. The Vikes improve to 9 wins in 10 matches led by standout performances from key players, with strong serving and decisive victories in each line.
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Los Angeles
49er Golfers Roll to 50 4 Victory Over Occidental
Fred Whitmore carded a 75 to pace Long Beach State as the team defeated Occidental College 50 to 4 at Virginia Country Club Friday. Whitmore and teammate Bob Robinson each won 4 2 in their matches while Keith Flanders Pick Hillman Andy Vander Dus Isen and Fred Markle also posted wins.
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Fred Whitmore
Long Beach State College
Occidental College
Virginia Country Club
Witmore
Bobs Robinson
Keith Flanders
Pick Hillman
Andy Vander Dus Isen
Fred Markle
Brave Skaters Beat Red Devils in Roller Derby Opener
The Los Angeles Braves defeated the Bronlyn Red Devils 38 to 30 in the opening game of a roller derby series at Olympic Auditorium. Braves coach Billy Bogash drew attention to a $750 speed skating prize.
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