Poly High Falls to Lynwood 28 21 to End Season
Poly High ends its season with a 28 to 21 loss to Lynwood at Stephen Field. Tailback Lesn Huffman connects on multiple passes and runs as Lynwood pulls away in the second half.
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Poly High
Lynwood
Stephen’ Field
Hayes
Hares
Knights
Lesn Huffman
Bob Chavez
Bob Rosendahl
Ed Isherwood
Eon Klepfer
Knight
Sam Leonard
Huffman
Rosendahl
Bob Lamont
Fury
Lynwand
Edin
Conare Sanders Rose
Webb Keprer
Rosendah
Maasich Ssherwood
Klep
Ezar
Stott
Mabry
L ‘Rotdes
M. Coaven
Uchida
Katock
Cadmbers
Benstead
F Robison
Ilekeon
Bana
Tela
Seatighics
Paris
Ruahli
Totel
Wat Yardy
Nei'baras
Long Beach City Bowling Championships Open Second Weekend
The seventh annual Long Beach City Bowling Championships resume tonight at Virginia Bowl as Class A odds favor a change with Class B showing strong. The schedule features top marks from Ken Mar, McCann Plano, and Rio Hondo entries, with leading scores and honor rolls across both men and women divisions.
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Long Beach City
Virginia Bowl
Jeaders
Shapa Bee Munson
Nowood
Ea & Jim
Axomgttye
Agate
Luth- Texan Company
Greywood
Bay Meadows Handicap Race Card Summary
Race notes list numerous horses and odds for Bay Meadows events with horse names such as Wing Street, Bullregor, Pancho Supreme, Big Rush, Highegards, and Shady Jinx. Mentions trainers and jockeys, betting terms, and remarks on contenders like BENATHA and AYBE HAY. describes speeds, distances, and potential repeaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing Street
York
Shoemaker
eBlancy
Jimmy
Perrin
Risley
Ile Brows Liatia
Parne
Ford
Burtados
Miller
Hovis
Peterson
Banksy
Steed
FINA
Bullregos Sill
Auilaros
Yenida
Anlles Bengina
Balasisi Ia
Magne Baby
Marleon
Shady Bocte
Wantage
Edwelly
Ballymagorry Ve
Falmmensy
Fist Anal
Tony Thewiay
Lady Mystic
Hermatz
Parnell
Moody Knight
Hitwelly
Wislegrack
Benatha
Aybe Hay
Aumaricon Shi
Trejos
Zehr
Donnie Sail
Pearson
Storm Grey
Earmatz
Risity
Mordigan
Michael-David
R. Sufelt
Trinty
Mrs. N. G
Ornigan
Perse
Harmalzy
Gates
Fetchanwin
Wagner
Vis
Margret Anne
Jonmy
LeBlans
High Court
Dye
Panama
Fry
Refmun
Oink
Trejon
Miler
Morena
Dollar Daze
Simmona
Abcve
Passing play call reads like a football coach’s note
A fragmented football session note describes a quarterback scenario with pass and run options. It mentions Milde yielding ground, a split back, a quick opener, and a defensive guard weakening. The text reads as strategic play guidance with emphasis on hitting holes and gaining ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiye
Poly Cagers Rout Redondo 51 23
Poly High routs Redondo Beach High 51 to 23 as Kirkpatrick scores 13 and Smith 14 in a dominant first quarter burst. Halftime Poly leads 24 to 3 with steady offense and full-court effort from the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly Cagers
Redondo
Wath Jauses Oitch
Jack Kirkpatrick
Poly
Redondo Beach High
Redondo Beach
Smith
Kirkpatrick
Tyony
Is IV
Redinda Jv
Nohinnerer
Bt Kennedy
Carbonara
Rk Trimble
Dion € Haden
Vatts
C M
Master
Poty
Smalsh. Mathews
Harten
Stars Tell Phoenix to Build Stadium
Hollywood baseball club vice president Bob Clements signaled any potential move to Phoenix would hinge on league standards. He discussed with Phoenix businessmen after Hollywood prepared for an exit from Los Angeles as its franchise nears 1957 when Guomore Stadium is demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Bob Clements
Hollywood Baseball Club
Stars
Clements
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Gumore
Servin and Turner Tangle in Hollywood Title Showdown
In Hollywood at Legion Stadium tonight Percy Servin from El Paso faces Earle Turner of Oakland in a 10 round 160 pound main event to decide who earns a state title shot versus Charley Green. Servin arrives on a two fight win run while Turner seeks to rebound after a four loss skid.
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Servin
Turner
Hollywood
Percy Servin
Earle Turner
Legion Stadium
Charley Green
el Paso
Texas
Oakland
Football Results from Junior College Standings and Tonight’s Games
Summary of scattered college football scores across junior and four year programs. Glendale 43 Ventura 8 leads results. Fullerton, Camino, Santa Monica, Orange Coast and others post varied wins. Several leagues list ties, losses, and upcoming games with East West matchups at Long Beach and nearby campuses.
Lakewood Bowl Opens With Stars Tonight in Lakewood Center
Lakewood Bowl hosts opening ceremonies featuring Ray Kilgore world billiards champion and Hollywood figures. The 8 pm event includes a 60 minute TV presentation at 8 30, KHJ TV covering. Five special pin matches pit Rubber Tech and other teams as Free bowling offered on other alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood Bowl
Southland
Ray Kilgore
Sem Baker
Khj-Tv
Yarbrough
Max Gardens
Scanlon Water Softeners
Phyllis (Vogel) Berrel
Robbie Soldan
George
Charles McGravey
Meadowlark golf rounds crown Packard and mixed duo winners
W A Packard from 537 Hill St Fullerton aced the 130 yard 11th at Meadowlark with teammates H Arnold V Reid and Frank Leonard. Dr Lealie Combs and C G Christianson won the Men s Club tourney with 57. Ruth Wilcox Buck Andreason won the mixed Scotch shoot. Jim Ferrie and partner repeated in the mixed foursome at Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Packard
Hill St
Fullerton
Meadowlark
H. Arnold
V. Reid
Frank Leonard
Lealie Combsland
C. G. Christianson
Arty Vina Welch
Johne
Ron Barber
Ed Rainer
Joe Koskes
Fl- Molleoa Lewin
Buck Andreasor- Heckalman
Ruth Wilcox
Buck Andreason
Ted Wallace
Reescapes
Jim Ferrie
Virginia
Mra
Jim
Ferrie
John Mead
Roi
Ren
Compton Tarbabes edge Excelsior 14 13 for runner-up finish
Compton High School edged Excelsior 14 13 at Rameau Field to secure second place in the Coast League. Tarbabes quarterback Butch Galitz threw a five yard TD pass to Lenny Lindberg, Johnston added the game winning conversion after a tied 13-13.
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Compton High School
Yone Point
Excelsior High
Jack Crabtree
Eddie Driessen
Tarbachos
Butch Galitz
Lenny Lindberg
Johnston
Comntan
Poe Caldera
Janine Stan
Galitz
Jonrston
Excelsior
Drelssen
Tevard
Crabtres
Crantrer
Hammond
Ciex
Poly Harriers Win Coast League Cross Country Meet
Poly High harriers claim their first Coast League victory of the season at Recreation Park Lynwood with a 26 to 33 score. Top finishers include Wassity-Rice Rubin Oliver and Malkmus, among others. overall times around 9:30 for the V race and 10:00 for the men’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly Harriers
Poly High
Harriers
Recreation Park
Lynwood
Wassity—Rice
Eseri
Roebuck
Wella
Holkcomb
Rubin
Oliver
Malkmus
Wilkinson
G. Oliver
T. Warren
Menriquez
Manse
Comar
Quijana
Cook
Bowes
Manette
Greenwell
Harness Results Show Fast Times and Scratches Across Races
Race card reports several scratches and times from a multi race meet. Names include War Chief Canton Judaon Abate and Flora Merit Pay with times around 2:05 for the mile event and 2:02 for the seventh race. Payouts show Victory Pointer and Express Chief among top finishers with mixed outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furst Bace
Canton
A Andiamo
Eas
Zan
Neces Rave
Lew Bennison
Imme Key
Maridan Pat
Bea Patchen
Flora Merit
Tiana Volo
Kirk
Leat _Beymour
Boavamen
Tourril
Idaho
Hriec
van Kollyrood
Bales
Manly
Eiserhower
Max
Woollen
Fieth Tace
Mber
Lomita
Guy Faula
Raggoon Wagner
Asus Bond
Pate May Hepotay
Jumber Lass Dennla
iWison Frost
Fitapachi
Zii OB
Ilelen Ledee
Royal Breeze
O' Brien
Freeman Haney
O'Brien
Adams
Valles Key
Vikings Down Alumni on Mitchells Tosses
In a Friday night season opener at the Vikings gym Long Beach City College defeated a star-studded Alumni five 66 to 63. Jerry Mitchell scored key set shots to spark the varsity comeback after trailing by 12 in the fourth period. The Alumni leaders included Cole Bourtis and Ed Nichols with double digit scores, while Wilson helped seal the win for the Vikings in a close finish.
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Long Beach City Cal- Alumni
Vikings
Wilson
Jerry Mitchell
Varsity City
Wiles
Suramedes Va
Puil
Jerry
Fox
LE Peter Ty
Cole
Pittel Cornelius Bares
Ed Nichols
Ia Agrore
Arrigen
Yicangan
Igits
Ively
Maly
Aigo
Guts
Finney
Koch
Rhodes
Pacestis
Quinn
Gills
Lyres
Hamtley
Poly FC Ixterariard
Baptiste
Kelsey
Hiskes
Iti Cook
Craig
Bie
Ett
Acore
Cole Bourtis
Hulline
Poring
Wilton Wubt
Mekatura
Went
Tucker
Aiaoml Mot
Arpenter
Barnen
Sippel
Nichols
Clayton
Lywnal! Holston
Osesi
Farrell
Bryson
Junie
Op FM
Aig
Lyona King
Pomerienit
Kidinsky
Maison
Bacht
Sooper
Young
Mutford
Martin
Géalsdy
Bloominstein
Brig Caye
Bay Meadows
Fy Conrow
Byvey
Ryne
Sue Ae Balt
Noble Piske
Benner Asteet
Timez
Soriteheij
Sto Pendin
Mise Flambiga
Wanwhko
Om Rage Firton Ee
Yinair
Vole
Jordan
Compton
Ty Ban
Gary Zingg
Magnum
Ray
Devil
Cople
Ing
Danny Double Pain
Compton Cecs
Sam- Sinan Haurle Quslone
Furious Mary
Gamest
Shoemaker
Dordan
Comptiun
Pert
York
Hamilton
Jansana-Lttie Nemo
Trejos
Arcadia Stable
Ninsey Ranch Entey
DeVries
Aversold
Lncenalig
Qichar Poseon
Ar. Centord Jarey
Lear Poicy
Turdan
Clack
Rose
Snoemarer
Zisu
Ckory Joe
Tayior
Gocheaptan
Smalls
Maley
Isie
Finitasy
Lovely Gene
Mad J
Wall
Gstaner
Rillito Boy
Sharp ‘Abbey
Dawes
Oe Mallense
Saxth Mace
Miler
Erines Fernsysubesht
Fleck Orogan
Freed
Guy li Shnoke
Asent
Peverson
Jensen
Davis
Price
Rome
Aitia
Titije Réeyner
Casaba
Long Beach City College
Clarence Smith
Jerry Lanier
LECC
Bill McFarland
Fullerton JC Wins 1st Title Over Chaffey 36-0
Fullerton Junior College clinched its first conference title by routing Chaffey 36-0, with dominant third quarter scoring surge and standout performances from John Steinborn and teammates. Orange Coast College beat Mt. San Antonio 20-0 behind Steinborn’s three touchdowns and two PATs. Glendale toppled Ventura 53-6 as Kent Spooner scored thrice. Harbor-Santa Monica game ended 14-12 with Harman returning a kickoff for a TD.
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Fullerton
el Camino
Chaffey
Camino
Metramera
Sooorea
John Steinborn
Southland
Orange Coast College
Mt. San Antonio
Steinborn
Gto
Mt. San ‘Antono Wu
Orange Coast Ne
D—Steinborn
Pulsuer
Pat
Stan Becker
Don Greco
San Diego
Glendale
Ventura
Pirates
WSC
Fuith
Kent Spooner
Ventur
Spooner
Demello
Buertschiser
Reynolds
Stewart
Craig
Pat—Brown
Hell
Cecechini
Harbor
Tivice
Santa Monica
Glen Harman
Harbor Oo
Santa Io
Jiarbor
Salaro
Holden Santa Mo
Harmap
Cabo Ares
49er Cagers Fall to Westmont Five
Long Beach State College lost a close 75 to 72 decision to Westmont College in Santa Barbara. John Crew and Hardeman led Westmont with 24 and 25 points while Bill Wright scored 18 for State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach State College
Westmont College
Santa_Barbara
Carpenteria High School
John Crew
Tine Hardeman
Bill Wright
LBSU
Westmont
Becker
X Crew
Davis
Oun Demmond
Hardeman
Shrode Ay
Seus
Lani Beach
Tong Gearhaiin
Gregory
City Basketball SB Furnitee and Partner Lineup
A fragmented items list basketball team names and players from Furnitee to Nazarene and Brethren, naming multiple players with numbers in a disjointed roster style. The snippet hints at a local game lineup and associations with Brethren and Nazarene institutions, plus several Furnitare and Meaher links.
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Furnitee
Pacific
Walston Syyang
Meaher
Matson
Weimbedia
Parman & Lamb
Rtetin
Arter
Brewsenge
Wenaratt
Nazarene
Brethren
Ray Mabee
Leon
Finn
Haney
Srlee
Behillinze
Loon
G Dyer
Nonn
Vi An Zany
Nazarene Auba
Weeeler
Ann
Brethren Ambs
Fetter
Prep Grid Scores Across Multiple Leagues and Cities
Multiple leagues report varied prep grid scores with players and teams across GUAST, ORANGE, TOOTHILE, PACIPIA, PAROCINAL, SUNSET, SAN DIEGO CITY, NON-LEAGUE, and other circuits. Notable results include Garden Grove 28 Capistrano 43, Anaheim 1H Sacta Ana 5 Hunt tion Beach 20, Monrovia 83 Pomona 15, Santa Barbara 98 Point Lemao LA, and Huntington Park 38 Riis 0.
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Winnon
Jorden
Lynneon
Oly
Compton
Excelsior
Laguna
Valencia
Garden Grove
Capistrano
Brea
Tustin
Toothile
Glengeie Hoover
Glendale
Montebella
Pasadena
J. Burroushy
Burbanks
Pacipia
Marr Kephel
Arcadia
Alhambra
Hogemead D. Whittier
EY Blonte
Pomora-Catholic
Bellarimin-Jefferson
Sunset League
Anaheim
Sacta Ana
Hunt Tion
Point Lemao
Fern Langue
Huntington Park
Riis
Poly
Belmont
South Gates
Bella
Banning
Gardens
Narbonne
San Pedro
Westchester
van Nuys
Manual Arie
Jefferson
Roosevelt
Fremont
Fentern Bengt Fairfax
University
Los Angeles
Hamilton
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