U. S. Tank Mark Set Here by Prep
Long Beach swim fans remember Robin Moore of North Phoenix High School as he set a national interscholastic mark of 1:00.5 in the 100 yard breaststroke at Jordan High then improved to one minute flat at Wilson. The CIF Midwinter Invitational finals featured top Far West competitors. Dick Byyny Wilson, Bob Niebhold Mission Bay, and Ron Smoot Fullerton each set or tied marks in backstroke and free events. Whittier Harvard Chadwick led their teams. Poly surprised by winning the Bee medley relay with Hal Simpson Conley. Wilson placed second in the Bees and tied Beverly Hills for second in the Cre division.
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Long Beach Swim
Robin Moore
North Phoenix High School
Jordan High
Wilson
Far West
Dick Byyny
Bob Niebhold
Mission Bay
Bee
Ron Smoot
Fullerton
Whittier
Varsity
Harvard
Bees
Chadwick
Beverly Hills
Poly
Mike Hal
Fred Simpson
Tom Conley
Bruins Dominate Coast To Coast Meet With Fifth Win
Wilson High School's Amond Jfnreeg leads Coast Toare competition as the Bruins roll to victory. Bill Krenwinkle scores the win while Bob Schuler Milt Wilhite and Jim Tagliaroni collect multiple hits including homers and three-baggers. Bruins explode in the second inning, sealing the game with a four run rally and standout hitting across the lineup.
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Wilson High School
Amond
Jfnreeg
Pasadena
Bill Krenwinkle
Bob Schuler
Milt Wilhite
Jim Tagliaroni
Wilhite
Pagliaroni
Bruins
Wilcox
Schuler
Wilken
Okreokicp
Obateyie
Taandons
MD Wiser Hi Smorer
Emeinkia
Smith
Fixton
Masalngale
Ieronwinkle
Schiller
Wage
Kenting
Dagunconl
Twits
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Massingata
Poly Weight Toss Sets New High School Mark
Wallace set a new Poly High School Class B shot put record with 50-12, surpassing Kenneth Peterson’s 50-10 mark from 1943. The sophomores led the intra-squad championship push with 70 points in combined varsity, junior, and senior events as competition continued.
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Wallace
Poly
Kenneth Petersson
Ber
Cece
Varsucy Wahsomp—Raker
Koehnele
Oenwpes Galloway
Bernie
Thetmad
Callown
Wn. Brown
McBride
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Taratek
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Yault
Saxer
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Teel
Hgh
Jusrpe Young
Krondump ‘Allen
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S2eh
Pasings vRah
Bucs Sharpen East Race With 4-0 Win Over San Bernardino
Orange Coast College moves into clear Eastern Conference lead after a 4-0 victory Friday over San Bernardino. San Diego edges Santa Monica 11-10 in the Metro. Muir tops Ventura 4-1 and 7-0 in a Western State doubleheader. Other lines note players and partial scores from the day.
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Orang Coast College
San Bernardino
Bucs
San Diego
Santa Monica
Muir
Ventura
Orange Conar
OOM
Ws FC
Ban Bernartind Nin
Donnelly
Merumyn Silay Cole Donnellfaag
Grase
Imidgway
Hernandey
Monica
Ban Tuege
Atria Td
Coutx
Contter
Valley Nine Falls Spikers Tip Gades
Valley JC earns a 6 2 Metropolitan Conference win at Van Nuys over Long Beach City College. Bouley fires a complete game four hit effort with a pivotal seventh inning rally highlighted by a two run double. Selzer Mesa Johnson and Bouley drove the offense as Valley JC falls short in the first six frames before the late surge.
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Long Beach City College
Bill Bouley
Valley JC
van Nuys
Bouley
Valley
Back Schiffhauer
Vikes
Bob Selser
Bob Mesa
Tne
Jim Johnson
Nelson Leads Long Beach City to Metro Meet Sweep
Long Beach City College tracksters broke five meet records and equaled another in a 72 44 victory at Bakersfield for the Metropolitan Conference opener. Nelson and Molloy led sprint marks with 9.8 and 21.7 seconds in the 100 and 220. Humphreys set new shot put and discus marks while the relay team posted a new Bakersfield record despite the loss.
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Long Beach City
Bakersfield
Vikes
Harry Nelson
Don Maloyi
Bob Humphreys
Joe Forbes
Humphreys
Long Beach
Nelson
Maddy
Parkar
Mepadter
Wowely
Taler
Brown
BipwaMeoHkvens
Hew
Cronch
Ane Franklin VR
Olle
Mase Ohreve
Harris
Sears
Arond
Paloral
Ile
McFadden
Bakers
Harness Racing Night Brings Mixed Results and Scratches
A busy racing card featured multiple heats and races with jockeys and horses listed, scratches noted in several events, including Hayemake Frisco Mal and Pointer Princess Primrise. The program highlighted national champions, qualifying heats for the Woodlapper, and a slate of races at Carrell Drive with Joe Lenard presenting.
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Creda Mala
Roamans
Nixon Jp
Wiseman
Sue Honjarrurkt
Pluerni Grisnin
Donce
Falily Dave
Princess Primrise
Miles Brewer Belwin
Oke
Landucel
Ghodginnla
Mabel ‘Tage
Annuel
Rylle Ceard
Don Hachey
Counsel Ninense
Onevilles
Mathews Breaks Ice With Braves In 11-0 Win
Ed Mathews homered for the Milwaukee Braves in their 11-0 victory over the Atlanta Crackers as manager Charley Grimm praised his power and spring progress. Pitching by rookies Conley and Crone limited the Crackers to one hit. Yankees beat Brooklyn 8-4 as Allie Reynolds shined. Reds edged Cardinals 3-2, Hadix excellent for St Louis. Washington routed Boston 10-1 and Phillies topped Detroit 6-2.
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Allen Trees
Ed Mathews
Milwaukee Braves
Charley Grimm
Mathews
Babe Ruth
Breaves
Atlanta Crackers
Milwaukee
Grimm
Guinn
Tip
Geng Conley
Ray Crone
Braves
Lie Reynolds
Cincinnati Redlegs
St. Louis Cardinals
Harvey Haddix Washington
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
Detroit
Saints Drop Loop Debut in Catholic League Opener
Serra High edged St Anthony as the Saints fell 4 3 in a Catholic League opener. Serra trailed 2 1 after four innings then took the lead in the fifth behind Eddie Rodriguez and Dun, with Wasnick driving in the final Saints run in the sixth. Dunn pitched well through four innings before fatigue, Wasnick collected two hits, and Wasnick and Dunn shared batting honors.
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Serra High
St. Anthony
Drowdeart
Polin Gurbee
Dutaaitar
Chrissie
Ramo
Wrapiok
Ip-Opiinn
Rodrigues
Crasis
Duta At
Waaniok
Renan
49ers Stall In Five Way Track Meet At San Diego State
Long Beach State College track team failed to score, placing in a five way meet won by Camp Pendleton with 69 points, edging host San Diego State College 63. March Air Force Base finished third with 21 points, Edwards Air Force Base totaled 11.
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Long Beach State College
San Diego State College
Camp Pendleton
March Air Force Base
Edwards AF Base
Meadow race results show multiple winners and payouts
Race results from BAL MEADOW list winners for six races with times and payouts. Notable entries include Hidden Loot, Thunder Neves, and Bull Rover among others. Details cite exact horse names, jockeys, and payoffs with time for the midway and final events.
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BAL Meadow
Trejos
Leblang
My Jaz
Amiable
Ashe Now Matiaras
Rhegmawer
Lindenwood
Neves Perity
Valenzuela
Fis
Malivar
Grangpa
Taily
Sear Dark
Valearing
Madero World
Ralaeki
Yaven
Thies
Bredalcant
Antal Fan Leoate
LeBines
York
Neue Mitel
Furlones
Bull Rover
Jeb Matenavelay
Tanga
Bev
Basketball Results Incomplete From Local Briefing
A fragmentary OCR item reports basketball results linking teams and scores with unclear names. The readable parts mention 60 points and references to San Fren, Alameda and Pacific, but essential details such as full team names, dates, and outcomes are missing.
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Comat Navy
Pacific
Brest
Alameda Saya
Tiseo
Almer
Presdie
San Fren
Indoor mile bid and crowd to top event at big meet
Wes Santee aims for an indoor mile mark as Mitchel tries for records in incances with an expected crowd of 17 000 at a major indoor meet. Fred Wild, Horace Ashenfelter, Harrison, Dillard, Ken Weisner, Bob Richards, and others compete in events including two miles and high hurdles. Laurel Maryland hosts a $10 000 Cherry Blossom Stake event, while Wayland College reaches the women’s AAU final by rallying to beat the Kansas City Dons. Arnold Palmer leads in the Azalea Open after a low first round, with Tim Turnesa and others close behind. Top tennis players vie in Egypt and Miami Beach as Doris Hart seeks title glory.
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Wes Santee
Mitchiela
Ayelow Os EA
Fred Wild
Horace Ashen-felter
Harrison
Dillard
Whitteld
Ken Weisner
Bob, Richards
California
Laurel
Wayland College of
Plainview
Texas
Kansas City Dons
Nnblick
Babe Za‘haring
Comerback
Wilmington
N. C
Tim Turnesa
Ent
Lane Morea
Argentina
Fausto
Gardini
Italy
Egypt
U. S
Morea
Budge
Los Angeles
Vic~tory
Gil Shen
Pasadena
Doris Hart
Helen Fletcher
England
Miami Beach
Veeck Explains Move From Browns to Cardinals
Jerry Hall reports Bill Veeck revealed at a Long Beach Lions Club meeting that he bought the Browns to force the Cardinals out of St. Louis, failed to move to Los Angeles, and sold holdings in Baltimore. He recalled Bearden, Lemon, and Feller in 1948 and defended the midget batter for drawing fans.
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Jerry Hall
Bill Veeck
Long Beach
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Los Angeles Angel
Lions Club
Browns
Cardinals
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Baltimore Syndicate
Orioles
Veeck
Gene Bearden
Casey Stengel
Bearden
Oakland
Yankees
Gene
Pefors
Valley Sweeps Dual Meet Over El Camino and Santa Monica City
Valley JC dominates Santa Monica City and El Camino in a 2 Metro Conference duel at Santa Monica. Final scores show Valley 98 35, Santa Monica 23 34, El Camino 28 45. Notable results include Vaughn in sprint events and strong performances by Doolittle and Bramble in hurdles and field events.
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Valley JC Coppea
el Camino
Santa Monica
Calin
Ffair
Valley
Santa 3 Monica
Vaughn
Ovens
Memahan
Sehen Brooke
Oale -Ealerage
Righet
Tienenor
Semsth
Xintienaan
Barna Winiteman CY
Relnga Valley
Sank & Monies
L B Handballer Reaches U S Finals in Chicago
Bart Hackney of the Parihie Coast Club and George Brotemarkle of Los Angeles advanced to the doubles finals by defeating John Stenson and Hally Gradman of Chicago 20-21 21-11 21-12. In singles, Bob Brady of San Francisco beat Jimmy Jacobs 21-14 2-21, Hershkowitz toppled Harald Schritt 12-14 21-8.
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Bart Hackney
George Brotemarkle
Los Angeles
Chicago
John Stenson
Hally Gradman
Bob Brady
San Francisco
Vie Hershkowitz
Brooklyn
Brady
Jimmy Jacobs
Hollywood
Hershkowitz
Harald Schritt
Buffalo
Vaughn Slim Pick Bat Falls Apart in Legion Tonight
In Orlando Hollywood’s Vaughn, a former California state contender, faces Petey Servin as the Hollywood Legion Stadium bout looms. Umpire antics and a splitting bat glare frame a tense 10 round card with Wison Rivera noted for fast baseruns.
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Vaughn
Legion
Orlando
Fla
Hollywood
Willie
California State
Washington Senators
Hollywood Legion
Petey Servin
Boston Red
Servin
Wsox
Sarasota
Boston
Bill Henry
Charlie Berry
Henry
Ito
Washington
Frank WiShea
El Toro shuts down 49ers for fifth straight loss
El Toro pitchers throw a two hitter as they beat the visiting 49ers 1 0. Ron Sisley belts the lone hit in the third inning, and the Toro mound corps blank the lineup.
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Toro
Martine
Cole Lene
el Toro
49Ers
Ron Sisley
Noo
Horger
Martin
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