Fullerton Grids Overpower Anaheim 40-7 in Sunset League clash
Fullerton High toppled Anaheim 40 to 7 as quarterback Bill Straw scored all three third period touchdowns. Bob Boaz set up the first score with a 56 yard run and a pass to Straw, then Straw added a 17 yard touchdown and a 4 yard score. Bob Ferguson finished with a 34 yard TD run as Fullerton took the lead in the Sunset League standings with Anaheim.
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Fullerton
Bill Straw
Fullerton High
Anaheim High
Fullerton Stadium
Straw
Indians
Bob Boaz
Boaz
Bob Ferguson
Southland
Santa Ana
Orange
Huntington Beach
Oilers
Anaheim
Elam L.E. Moon
Moonihan de Adams Guesler
Johnson Hilton C
Frederick Dickinson
R.G. Lamas
Ees Guglielmana Martinez
R.E. Moore Wells
Q. Straw
Woodmansee
L.H
Martinez
Ames
Baez
Thompson
Ferguson
Nielsen
Orange and Huntington Beach Play to a 6-6 Tie in Sunset League
In front of about 4000 fans at Orange High, Orange and Huntington Beach tied 6-6. Bert Snow scored Orange on a 35 yard interception return in the second period, while Huntington Beach answered with a 90 yard TD run by Wills and a first period score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Orange High
Huntington Beach High
Panthers
Bert Snow
Oilers
Huntington Beach
Weatherspoon
L.E. Coda Stockton
Hoyt Johnson
L.G. Killian Richards
Newport Harbor Cruises Past Downey 28 7
Newport Harbor fended off Downey High 28 to 7 in a Sunset League game. Bob Deruff scored on 15 and 25 yard end arounds while Bob Gibbons added a 40 yard run and Bob Berry chipped in a 5 yard score. Downey's only score came on a 25 yard pass from Russell to Moxley with a late fourth quarter extra point.
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Newport Harbor
Bob Deruff
Newport Frior
Downey High
Deruff
Newport
Bob Gibbons
Bob Berry
Downey
Broward LE
Moxley
Russell
Gibbons
Berry
Horrell
Robertson
James
Monaco
MccCallum
Tripp
Scott
Haye
Balch
Walton
Galla
Young
Henbrotin
Rohrig
Gardena Upsets San Pedro to Tie Marine League Lead
Gardena High shocked San Pedro High 3 6 to pull even for the Marine League lead. Don Bahrman sparked a powerful aerial attack and a 52 yard Statue of Liberty third quarter play to seal the upset, avenging a prior 34 7 loss and knotting the title chase. Gardena’s Raoul Hernandez scored on a two yard run and six yard plunge by Ronnie Kaloper provided later scoring. San Pedro’s Ihde and Kaloper had earlier TDs.
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AN Pedro
Don Bahrman
San Pedro High
Mohicans
Gardena High
Marine League
Bucs
San Pedro
Pirates
Gardena
Raoulo Hernandez
Statue of Liberty
Bahrman
Hernandez
Ihde
Monican
Ronnie Kaloper
Ardena
Earley L.E. Idhe Lee
Crisas Simonian L.G. F. Grgich
Kaloper
Charles
Aussies Drop Dinny Pails From Davis Cup Plans
Roy Cowling, returning as captain of the Australian Davis Cup team, said it is apparently certain Dinny Pails will not be available for next year’s squad. Pails, who lost both singles in the recent Forest Hills challenge, had criticized Cowling and teammate Jack Bromwich after his return to Australia.
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Sydney
Australia
Roy Cowling
America
Dinny Pails
Cowling
Palls
U. S
Forest Hills
Jack Bromwich
Stock Cars at Carrell Speedway Gardena Sunday Race
Stock car action returns to Carrell Speedway in Gardena with a 250 lap race on the half mile oval. 18 cars start at 2 30 pm led by Bud Sennett seeking victory, while Herb Hill aims to repeat recent wins. Sennett holds a world qualifying record of 28 21 for a five eighths mile track in a Hudson six.
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Carrell Speedway
Bill White
Bud Sennett
Herb Hill
Sennett
Wilson Winner in Cross Country
Wilson High fresh in cross country as Compton's Walters edged John Barnes in a four team meet at Recreation Park. Bruins scored 27 to Compton 39 with Santa Ana 74 and Santa Monica 133. Walters led the top 10 with Barnes second and other runners from Wilson and Compton in the placing list.
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John Barnes
Wilson High
Compton
Walters
Bruin
Recreation Park
Bruins
Santa Ana
Santa Monica
Cc. I. F.ag
Barnes
Hubbard
Kelly
Thornton
Rolph
Propst
Lester
Dodge
Mendez
Jones Kayoes Kochan at Legion Stadium
George Kochan loses by knockout to Watson Jones in the fifth round at Legion Stadium Hollywood. The bout remained even through four rounds before Jones delivered a decisive blow to KO Kochan in the fifth.
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Hollywood
George Kochan
Akron
Ohio
Watson Jones
Legion Stadium
Jones
Los Angeles
Kochan
San Pedro Clinches Near Title With 7–0 Victory
In Gardena on Nov 8 San Pedro edged Gar dena High 7–0 to move within a game of the Marine League Class B crown. Nick Uglesich connected with Antone Betena on a 54 yard TD pass for the lone score.
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Gardena
San Pedro
Gardena High
Nick Uglesich
Antone Betena
Banning High Nips Narbonne in Marine League Tilt
Wilmington reports Banning High Class B beat Narbonne 14 to 6 in a Marine League game. Wendall Pound opened with a 37 yard return for Banning and Richie Sinclair added a 62 yard scoring run in the second period. Bruce Kreiger kicked both conversions and Harold Duncan scored Narbonne's lone touchdown on a 16 yard run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Banning High
Narbonne High
Wendall Pound
Banning
Richie Sinclair
Bruce Kreiger
Harold Duncan
Narbonne
Fights Last Night By the Associated Press
In Hollywood Watson Jones 171 and Georgie Kochan 180 clashed with clear margins. Aurel Toma 124 outpointed Joey Clema 125 in Portland. Eddie Wilson 173 defeated Billy Lewis 169 in Baltimore. Jimmy Sulla 126 beat George Knox 127 in Philadelphia. Sonny Horne 160% outpointed Charley Zivic 156% in New York’s St. Nicholas arena.
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Hollywood
Watson Jones
Los Angeles
I.k.o
Georgie Kochan
Akron
Portland
Ore
Aurel Toma
Joey Clema
Portand
Baltimore
Eddie Wilson
Billy Lewis
Philadelphia
Jimmy Sulla
George Knox
Newark
Newtor
St. Nicholas Arena
Sonny Horne
Valley Stream
N. Y
Charley Zivic
Pittslburgh
Banning Beats Narbonne in Marine League Clash
Banning High of Wilmington defeated Narbonne High 13-6 in a Marine League game as Bill Raine ran for 40 and 30 yards scoring two touchdowns. Raine opened with a 40 yard reverse to reach the end zone in the first quarter and added another score in the third period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomita
Bill Raine
Banning High
Wilmington
Narbonne High
Raine
Bob McKenzie
Banning
Norse Harriers top Pasadena in Western States meet
Long Beach City College led by Leo Gallagher finishes 22 to 37 over Pasadena College at Recreation Park. Gallagher races the 2½ mile course in 14:57, marking the first sub 15 minute time on the local course this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Gallagher
Long Beach City College
al Derian
Pasadena College
Recreation Park
Gallagher
Harrier
Hantz
Pasadena
Leo Dungan
Ralph Kwiatkoski
City College
Long Beach
British Boxer Heads for U S
Negotiations are under way for Ronnie Clayton the British Empire and European featherweight champion to fight four or five times in America. Clayton will first defend his European crown against Raymond Famechon of France and his British Empire title against Cliff Anderson of British Guiana.
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London
Ronnie Clayton
America
Clayton
Raymond Famechon
France
Cliff Anderson
British Guiana
Narbonne Gauchos Rally Stuns Banning With Long Interception Return
Narbonne and Banning traded TDs in a high pace clash. Narbonne’s late third score came after Bill Foster intercepted a Mel Greenfield lateral and sprinted 98 yards for a touchdown. Raine accounted for two Banning scores including a 40 yard pass play and a 30 yard interception return.
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Narbonne
Bill Foster
Gauchos
Mel Greenfield
Bill Raine
Banning
Dick LE
Garrambrandt
Cassell
Collins Nedina L.G
Bell Jones O
Duddley Koehler
G. Hudson
Chaisson
R.T. Scales Montgomery R.E. Parson Greenfield
Kelly McKenzie
L.H. Biller
Raine
R.H
Richards Lewis F. Buts
TOR Cisses Isvritevs Nens
Foster
Court Ends Ban on Amish Outcast
In Wooster Ohio on November 8 a court ended a five year social ban on Andrew J Yoder an Amish farmer who sought 40000 in damages after being ostracized by four church officials over a mite or boycott The verdict awarded 5000 in damages and issued a restraining order preventing further social bans Yoder welcomed the ruling noting it should deter future levies and may allow him to care for his invalid daughter The four defendants Bishop John W Helmuth Reverend Isaac N Miller Bishop John J Nisley and Deacon Emanuel Wengerd could not be reached for comment
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Wooster
Ohio
Andrew J. Yoder
Yoder
United
Helmuth Church
Bunker Hill
John J. Nisley
Fredericsburg
Emmanuel Wengerd
Beach City
Golden Text Lesson Seeks Light From Paul and Luke
The Christian Science Sunday lesson in Boston proclaims Ye were sometimes darkness but now are ye light in the Lord. The scriptural focus centers on Adam and fallen man with a Luke report of Jesus raising the widow’s son in Nain. compassion, wakeful intervention, and restoration are emphasized as the miracle moves the dead to life and returns him to his mother.
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Paul
Adam
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Boston
Jesus
Nain
First Presbyterian to Hear Missionary Guest Speaker
First Presbyterian will host Miss Ruth E. Bergevin, a missionary to India on furlough, as guest speaker during the Sunday service. The church notes tomorrow night’s Praise Service by the Women’s Missionary Society and two societies will participate. A Wednesday evening discussion will cover the proposed 17 million benevolence budget of the Presbyterian Church U. S. A.
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First Presbyterian
Ruth E. Bergevin
Bergevin
India
Women’s Missionary Society
First Church
Presbyterian Church of the Uv. SA
Lutheran Groups Head to San Diego Convention
A large delegation from St. Paul’s American Lutheran parish including the Mariners League and Junior Luther League will travel to San Diego tomorrow for the fall convention of the Southern California Federation of Luther Leagues at the Church of the Good Shepherd. Dr. Henry A. Koch, pastor, will accompany them.
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St. Paul’s
Mariners League
Junior Luther League
San Diego
Southern California Federation of Luther Leagues
Church of the Good Shepherd
Henry A. Koch
Church to Show Film Friday on Christian Stewardship
Lakewood United Lutheran Church will present And Now I See produced for the United Lutheran Church in America by Cathedral Films. The showing Friday evening Nov 14 occurs at the parsonage chapel 3806 San Anselme Ave with audience participation.
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Lakewood United Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church In
Bellflower church dinner features talk on Christian witness
The Family Fellowship of Bellflower Community Presbyterian Church will host a dinner on November 20 at 6 30 p m in the church social hall. Rev Robert B Shattuck of Calvary Presbyterian Long Beach will speak on Christians as Witnesses to the Saving Power of Christ. Dr Clifford F Jones is pastor of Community Church.
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Bellflower Community Presbyterian Church
Robert B. Shattuck
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Long Beach
Clifford F. Jones
Community Church
Cantata to Be Sung Sunday at First Methodist Church
Mendelssohn Hymn of Praise to be performed at Sacred Chautauqua hour in First Methodist Church choir and instrumental ensemble present vocal numbers including All Men All Things Praise Thou the Lord Sing Ye Praise I Waited for the Lord The Sorrows of Death The Night Is Departing Let All Men Praise the Lord My Song Shall Always Be Thy Mercy Ye Nations Offer to the Lord Glory and Might. Rolla Alford to direct with Howard Moore organ. soloists Margaret Chrisman Virginia Blakeman Robert Kidder.
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Felix Mendelssohn
First Methodist Church
Rolla Alford
Howard Moore
Margaret Chrisman
Virginia Blakeman
Robert Kidder
Visual Aid Teaching Grows in Long Beach Event
The Children's Evangelism Movement expands visual aid teaching in Long Beach with 30 classes in homes and halls after school and 20 teachers. Leader Mrs Fern Elliott heads the district effort. growth target is 100 classes and 60 more teachers as new helpers are sought.
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Long Beach
Fern Elliott
First Friends Church
Elliott
K. L. Kellogg
Matilda Buckler
Grace Whidden
Hazel Kirby
Marie Hurley
Ruth Minor
Vina White
Wilma Price
Helen Goodall
Holy Name Rite Set for Sunday
Members of 251 Holy Name Society parish branches of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles will gather Sunday afternoon at Calvary Cemetery in East Los Angeles for the seventh annual memorial pilgrimage. The event includes a station of the cross, rosary, and benediction in Calvary Mausoleum chapel with arrangements by Rev. Msgr. Patrick J. Concannon and cooperation from archdiocesan leaders. About 6000 persons are expected to attend, with all Long Beach parish branches participating.
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Holy Name Society
Archdiocese of
Los Angeles
Calvary Cemetery
East
Patrick J. Concannon
Calvary Mausoleum
Archdiocesan
Holy Name Union
Long Beach Parish
Methodist Evening Services Announced at North Long Beach
A new schedule of Methodist Evening Services will begin tomorrow at North Long Beach Methodist Church. Rev. Frank C. Matthews says worship is at 7:30 p m followed by three discussion groups at 8:15 p m led by Edward R. Tweddle Coy Sanders and Rev. Matthews on Protestant Heritage Practical Aspect of the Christian Faith and The Meaning of Church Membership. Youth fellowships meet for social and recreation during this time.
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North Long Beach Methodist Church
Frank C. Matthews
Edward R. Tweddle
Coy Sanders
Long Beach Residents Among LA Chamber Tour Return
Seventy five Long Beach residents were part of the 125 members of the 20th Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce goodwill tour to Mexico, which returned to Southern California today.名Mr and Mrs Marshall G Stone 4311 Olive Ave John E Marshall of San Pedro and Dr P F Haskell 1428 Pioneer Blvd are among those listed.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Mexico
California
Marshall G. Stone
Olive Ave
John E. Marshall
San Pedro
P. F. Haskell
Pioneer Blvd
Radio and TV Listings for Evening Programs
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KFI
Tomlinson
Kmpc—O
KECA
Our Town
U. C.stanford
KEW Bis Anson
KNX
KFOX
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Kger—Poly
Whittier
KMPO
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Way
Khj-Kvoe
KFWB
Bill Anson
KGER
KMPC
Keca—Musicale
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Hank Larabee
Dinah Shore
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Joan Davis
Kay Kyser
Bill Goodwin
Bill
Bell Highters
America
Mr. Malone
KHJ
Spooner
G. Norman
N. Pringle
Kvoe—Orchestra
Kfi—Spa
S. Hamblen
Jarvis
KVOE
Harry Flannery
Craig
B. Mitchell
KJ. Kvoe
T. Husing
Mus
J. Vandercook
Sam Baker
Judy Canova
Memory
Kger—Lukin
KFJ
Darby
Kyser
Fate Diary
Tality
Son Knx
Dr. Fifield
Don Otis
Grandlee Club
KFWS
Dr. Davis
Dr. Fagerburg
G. Kvoe
Elag-Mmeg
Compton Pastor Named National Youth Director
Rev. Ralph J. Colburn of First Brethren Church Compton has been chosen as national youth director for the denomination. His tenure saw $21,000 raised to clear debt and fund improvements as the Compton congregation burned mortgage papers last Sunday. He will base his work at Lake Winona Indiana and is the son of the late Franklin Colburn.
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Ralph J. Colburn
First Brethren Church
Compton
Long Beach
National
Colburn
Poly High School
Bible Institute of Los Angeles
Westmint College
Santa Barbara
Lake Winona
Ind
Franklin Colburn
Dayman St
Evangelist to Lead Garfield Baptist Revival Services
Evangelistic meetings open Sunday evening at Garfield Baptist Church 23rd St and Caspian Ave led by Rev. Charles H Shipp pastor and Rev Lester Hearn evangelist. Sessions run nightly through November 23.
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Garfield Baptist Church
23Rd St
Caspian Ave
Charles H. Shipp
Lester Hearn
Revival Meetings Led by Mattie Howard at Revival Center
Evangelist Mattie Howard, described as a miracle of God's redeeming grace, will hold revival meetings at Revival Center 5200 Atlantic Ave, as announced by pastor Rev. Robert L. Reid. Howard formerly linked with several of the nation's public enemies and served seven years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Howard
Revival Center
Atlantic Ave
Robert L. Reid
Evangelist Howard
Pastor to Attend National Council Meeting in Chicago
Rev. Wilford R. Hall of Lakewood Village Community Church (Inc.) sails Sunday to Chicago for the National Council of Community Churches executive board meeting November 11 to 13 and will return to lead his pulpit the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford R. Hall
Lakewood Village Community Church (Inc
Chicago
National Council of Community Churches
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