Newport-Balboa hosts four-way 2000m regatta in April
Long Beach overlooked a chance to stage the four west coast universities UCLA USC California and Stanford in a 2000 meter intercollegiate rowing clash at Newport-Balboa Harbor on April 14. Ebright Cal coach and US Olympian lauded the shift while critics said Marine Stadium’s Olympic past should have secured the site. The piece also notes golf and baseball tangents and praises Willie Hunter as new Southern California PGA section president.
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Corbett Targets Baseball Cartel in Antitrust Suit
Van Nuys March 28 AP Jack Corbett veteran minor league owner announced plans for a $300000 civil antitrust suit aimed at breaking a player cartel tied to the reserve clause. He targets Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler and minor leaguer George M Trautman over seven Mexican contracts and says the action will be filed in Cincinnati with New York attorney Frederick A Johnson handling brief. Chandler declined comment.
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Jack Corbett
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el Faso
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A. B. (Happy) Chandler
George M. Trautman
el Paso
Trautman
Chandler
Eduardo Q. Pitman
Federal District Court
Cincinnati
Ohio
New York
Frederick A. Johnson
Johnson
Danny Gardella
Los Angeles
Coroell
Howell Accepts Job Tag After Idaho Coach Dismissal
SPOKANE Wash March 28 AP Millard Dixie Howell reacted philosophically to the Idaho board of regents decision to release him as head football coach He called himself a coach seeking work and said he may leave football Idaho President Jesse Buchanan called the move necessary due to lack of harmony on the staff The dismissal ends Howell’s era after the Rose Bowl star of the 30s left Alabama for Idaho
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Millard
Dixie) Howll
University of Idaho Board of Regents
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Alabama
Idaho
Jesse Buchanan
Horse Race Results From a Fragmented Page
Fragmentary results show multiple races with times and horse names such as Morena, Mab, Lady Lynn, and See Saw Buster. Officials list odds, riders, and notes like scratches and post times. The text mentions an Everyday Headache relief ad from Press Telegram with a phone number.
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Furlon Island
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Cratchet
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Solano
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Smokey
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Aloreno
Brooks
Anodes Hall
Chojnacki
Valor
Wedirnpa
Prince Abbey
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Buster
Aariacna
Iho
Bonle Speed
Wrestling card sets up tag team title clash at Municipal
Modified battle royal headlines tomorrow's show at the Municipal Auditorium with Enrique Torres and Tony Martinez leading against Japanese Sandman Mr Moto and others. Semi windup has Joe Stecher protege dubbed The Champ facing Henry Kulkovich, while Wild Man Chester Hayes meets Roy Asselin in the opener.
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Tony Martinez
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Baron Leone
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Bomber) Kulkovich
Chester Hayes
Mr. Canada
Roy Asselin
Trabert Has Date With Draft Board In Miami Beach
In Miami Beach on March 28, Tony Trabert of Cincinnati, seeded fourth, had a date with his draft board yesterday while Good Neighbors Tennis Tournament officials hoped he would arrive today. He is scheduled for three singles matches on Flamingo Park courts as top seed Herb Flam and second seed Gardnar Mulloy posted strong shows with five wins apiece. Third seed Billy Talbert from New York plans to begin action tomorrow.
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Cincinnati
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Herb Flam
Bevlarly Hills
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Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Billy Tilbert
New York
Colored Giant Nine Tackle Rockets in Sunday Game
The Longbeach Rockets resume play at Recreation Park Sunday to face the Harbor Giants of Wilmington in a Triple A League baseball contest. Eddie Green will start on the mound for the locals with Al Zigelman catching.
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Synchronized Swim Meet Sets Championship Weekend
National Junior Championships begin April 2021 at Pacific Coast Club pool with girls of various ages competing for solo duet and team titles. Preliminary rounds start 2:30 PM Saturday with finals at 8:00 PM. Contenders include PCC LAAC Comp ton College Arrowhead Springs Long Beach Pike Flange Janet Dee Swim Club Huntington Beach Hollywood AC, led by Arrowhead Springs star Jean Fogarty and PCC duo Joanne Royer Caroline Lehman.
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Excelsior Pilots top Whittier High in baseball clash
Prep action from Excelsior shows the varsity nine beating Whittier High 9 to 7 on Excelsior’s diamond. The Pilots led 8 to 2 by the fourth, then Whittier rallied with five runs in the fifth inning to narrow the gap.
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Jordan Bears Triumph Over Santa Ana Nine In Invitational
Jordan Bears extended their winning streak to three with a 7-3 victory over Santa Ana High on the Panthers' diamond. Rusty Fairly and Bill Hunter fueled the rally with timely plays and a two-run double, while Downing earned his second win in as many starts as the Panthers improve to three wins, two losses on the season.
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Last Night’s Fights Across Cities and Titles
Boxing results report several regional bouts with outpoints across Hartford London San Jose and San Antonio. Notable European Heavyweight title action in Los Angeles and Mexico City show mixed outcomes for Welden Botanus and Moran.
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Janitle Fay
New Medford
London
Jack Gardner
Joe Welden
Austria
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Ree
Monterrey
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Jaysee Tennis and Local Matches Reported in Busy Day
A fragmentary tennis and bowling verslag notes Blair Gatley and Barnett-Wiley results with close sets, plus Allen defeating Starrey Capon and Hooper winning. Other players like Dens, Haorixsen, and Keelt-Rae-Dine show scores and pairings. AYER COL and Bakersfield matches are listed with partial results and scores.
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Gonzales Drives Tennis Ball Record at 112.88 MPH
In Philadelphia on March 28 Richard Gonzales drove a tennis ball at 112.88 mph in a scientifically measured test at St. Joseph's College field. The event compared players including Jack Kramer Welby Van Horn Bobby Riggs and Francisco Segura with Kramer posting 167.8 mph and Van Horn 104 mph.
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Richard (Pancho) Gonzales
Bill Tilden
L M. Levitt
Fels Planetarium
Jack Kramer
Welby van Horn
Bobby Riggs
Francisco Segura
St. Joseph's College
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van Horn
Winslow Pitches 10-6 Wilson Win
Wilson High Bruins rout Montebello Oilers 10 to 6 on Wilson diamond. Chuck Winslow hurled seven walks and four hit batsmen aided by 130 pound strength to keep the visitors at bay while yielding 10 hits. Doug Stanley homered and added a single, Jerry Patterson hit a homer, and Darrell Jacobsen doubled and singled as Wilson piled up runs. Box score lists Stanley, Touahey, Bowell, Hane, Loker, and others contributing in a high scoring afternoon.
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Coughtry
Guzmans Snare Bow in Wilmington Row Main Event
The Guzman brothers Miguel and Carlos defeated Great Scott and Antone Leone in a three fall tag match. Scott failed to reclaim victory after last week, with Carlos pinned in the first fall and Miguel sealing the win in the third with a shoulder press. Pancho Villa Jr. beat Chesty Hayes in the opener.
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Scott
Willmington Row
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Andre Crapp
Tony Morelli
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Pirate Nine Nips Vikings In Nonleague Showdown
Orange Coast baseballers rallied to beat Long Beach City College 4 to 3 in nonleague play after trailing early. Det Young led off with a 400 foot triple, Loren Hill plated him, and a fourth inning rally added two more for OCC.
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Long Beach City College
Pirates
Vikings
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Loren Hill
Andy Smith
Dick Carpenter
Allan Johnson
Young
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East LA
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Legere Ieeeee
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van Zarhs Ridgeway
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Bears Host National AAU Cinders Meet
The University of California at Berkeley will host the 1951 Nations AAU outdoor track championships on June 22 and 24 at Edwards Stadium. The event marks the first time the meet is held at Berkeley and the seventh since 1915 on the Pacific Coast. Both junior and senior titles will be contested.
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University of California At Berkeley
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Bears
Edwards Stadium
Berkeley
Pacific Coast
Whittier College Beats Pomona Claremont In Bid
Whittier College, defending champion, served notice to Southern California Intercollegiate Conference rivals that it aims for a second straight baseball title. Pitcher Ron Miller allowed eight hits as Whittier defeated Pomona Claremont.
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Whittier College
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Hoover Bowls at Boulevard in three special matches
The world bowling champion Dick Hoover of Akron Ohio eyes three game battles tonight at the Boulevard Bowl 1845 American Ave starting 11 p m He faces Tom Gannon Jack Smith and Mac Strickland Hoover 21 rose to fame at 16 with a 847 series and 300 268 279 games In the past three years he has averaged over 200 in league play This afternoon Hoover gave free instruction at the Boulevard Bowl.
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O'Connor Named Head Cage Coach at Iowa
In Iowa City on March 28 Frank Bucky O'Connor was appointed head basketball coach at the University of Iowa succeeding Rollie Williams. His first act will be to name an assistant as he vacates the post he held.
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Frank
Bucky) O'Connor
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O'Connor
Rollie Williams
Hawkeye Cage
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