Sampson Hanover Poised For Santa Monica Pace Win At Hollywood Park
In Los Angeles a hot crowd expects Sampson Hanover to dominate the Santa Monica Pace at Hollywood Park. The undefeated 16 for 16 star is heavy favorite with the Pomona Pace and other races shaping the Thursday program as attendances and mutuel handles rise. multiple horses and drivers are listed for the Friday and Saturday cards amid a busy meeting.
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Coaches Foresee Two Titanic Grid Games Here This Week
Coaches predict two big football showdowns in Long Beach this weekend at Veterans Memorial Stadium. Viking coach Joe Hicks praises Pasadena Bulldogs as a top junior college threat, while Pasadena coach Bob Blackman laments Hawthorne’s possible absence and notes Long Beach’s strength.
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Grid Iron
Wilton Hotel
Poly Wilson
Crown City Crew
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Hicks
Bulldogs
Vikes
Pasatena
Bob Blackman
Blackman
Vikings
Buck Andreasen
Hawthorne
J Andreasen
Andreasen
City College
Bakersfield
Skip Rowland
Wilson High
Rowland
Jacques Grenier
St. Anthony
Saints
Notre Dame
Bob Parks
Jordan
Panthers
Excelsior
Frank Kirkland
Terminal Island Navy
Islanders
Southern California Spartans
Joel Sweatie
Rice
Pasadena City
Bob“ Blackman
Long Beach City College
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Wilton
Chuck Telly
Merle Wins All Star Trip to National Bowling Champs
Merle Matthews of Long Beach and Dottie Crouch of Los Angeles won the right to participate in the national match game bowling championships for women in Chicago. Dottie led the Southern California women’s elimination with a 102.34 Petersen score, while Merie Rath finished second. Final scores at Boulevard Bowl saw Dottie 232 161 172 565 and Merie 171 227 180 578. The two will join Lee Mincer, already eligible, to represent the Southland at the nationals.
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Long Beach
Dottie Crouch
Los Angeles
Chiscago
Southern California
Dottie
Mérie Rath
Boulevard Bowl
Merie
Keglerettes
Lee Mincer
Southland
Hokanson and Chappell Win Virginia Tournament
Hokanson and Chappell crowned victors at the Virginia Country Club Invitational. The Bel-Air pair topped a large field after 72 holes of best ball, posting a 191-64-255, four strokes ahead of Charl Jey Pearson and Joe Bishop of Virginia. The winning lineup included Hokanson, Chappell, and teammates from Lakeside and Santa Ann, with Hildreth and Hardison posting the tournament’s low round 61.
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Chuck Tally
Bel-Air Country Club
Antal Virginia Country Club
4Links
Carl Hokanson
W. B. Chapt Pel
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Jey Pearson
Joe Bishop
bin Cook
Joe Lunn
Virgginia
Bruce McCormick
Cy Carter
Lakeside
Otto Jacobs
Ray Echols
Santa Ann
Jack Hildreth
Frank Hardison
Wilshire
H.R. Bernard-Frea Allen
Annandale
M. Fitz ‘Patrick
D. O'Kelley
Oakmont
Lee Irish
Gordon Dougherty
Hildreth Land Hardison
Belmont Bears crush rivals to start 1941 football season
Belmont Bears opened the 1941 season with a 25-6 practice win over West Long Beach Mavericks. Uptown Tigers routed Signal Hill Wildcats 45-0, North Long Beach Bulldogs blanked Lakewood Cougars 0-0, Wildcats overwhelmed Tigers 46-0 in Class B, Bulldogs beat Cougars 4-10, Helmont Bees beat Westside Bees 6. Eddie Diliberto sparked Belmont offense with three touchdowns. Bill Norton won 25 lap main event at Carrell Speedway.
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Signel Hill Wildcats
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Westside Bees
Lou Boudreau Named New Red Sox Manager
Boston appoints Lou Boudreau, 34, as manager replacing Steve ONeill. Former Indians star led 1948 pennant team and World Series champs. contract details not disclosed though two-year deal previously valued around 130000. ONeill to stay in farm system. Boudreau’s 1948 season MVP noted.
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Red Sox
Lou Boudreau
Boudreau
Sox
Cleveland
Steve O'Neill
Vette Gene
O'Neill
Indians
Boston Braves
Real Sox
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Silverado B s Claim Midcities Tennis Lead
Silverado B s strengthened their hold in the Midcities Tennis Association Bl race with an 8-6 win over Recreation Park Tennis Club on municipal courts in Lakewood. Mrs. A. Kuster beat Jean Lohmuller in featured play. several others posted wins in men’s doubles and mixed events, tightening the standings to three points over Recreation Park.
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Barter
A. Kuster
Td. H. Palmer
G. Pederson
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J. Gordon
B. Buehler
J Jay
GC. Morrison
Local Baseball Scores With Dizzy Lineup Jumbles
The faded clipping records a chaotic baseball box score featuring players such as Hendale Tirates Le M and Teekels T along with numerous misread names. Totals show 90 runs across innings, with numerous errors and a string of oddities in the pitcher and batter lines.
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Rigwie
Munterzy
Kargoss
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Moreis
Auone
Gorey
Browne
Rotsla
Agatea
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Glendale
Nory Aon
Eadata
Moria
B. Rockeis
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Crash Pletory
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Dante
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Jungwaard
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Chen
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Tlase Nénault
Alee Herder
Green
Villagefor
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Mealra
Herder
Gonnire
Dillon End Smith
Trojans Riot in San Francisco After Victory
Police were alerted as USC celebrants rioted in San Francisco after a football win over California. About 3800 people filled Union Square with unrest beginning around midnight Saturday. No further details available.
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University of Southern California
Raoters
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