Poly Jordan Battle of Fewest Mistakes Looms Friday
Poly and Jordan, erratic prep teams, meet in Long Beach at Stephens Field in the city championship opener described as the battle of fewest mistakes. Coaches Rossi and Parke emphasize reducing fumbles penalties as both sides jockey for position behind Excelsior, Compton, and Downey in the coast league race.
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BILA
Hachten Poly
Jordan
Ong Beach
Stephens Field
Bett Parke
Cal Rossi
Excelsior
Panthers
Mighty Compton
Pooly
Rossi
Hares
Poly
Pasadena
Compton
Sam Dimas
Tion
Wilson
Downey
Long Beach Public Schools
Giardello Seeks Title Shot After Victory Over Cartier
Philadelphia middleweight Joey Giardello outpointed Walter Cartier in a 10 round bout at Eastern Parkway Arena and quickly pressed for a title crack on champion Robinson. He stakes his claim with wins over Langlois, Giambra, Duran, and Cartier, hinting at a Nov. 23 match with Garth Panter and a possible fight with Turpin if needed.
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Brooklyn
Joey Giardello
Philadelphia
Walter Cartier
Eastern Parkway Arena
Robenson
Tye
Jacy
Kid Gavilan
Turpin
Olson
England
Randy
Giardelio
Pierre Langlois
Joey Giambra
Ernie Durando
Chartey Homez
Johnny Sexton
Saxton
Jory
Garth Panter
Eastern Parkway
Salt Lake City
the Parkway
Cartier
Downey JV Drives Late Score to Beat Pilot Reserves
Downey Jayvees rallied late with three touchdowns in final seven minutes, Clincher a 65 yard dash by Merric Hively in the last 17 seconds. Excelsior TV coverage names players and subs from Downey and Overland as the game wrapped with a thrilling finish.
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Believe Downey
Oxce
Downey Jayvees
Excelsior
Downey
Merric Hively
Excelsior TV
Opiweney
Kersteder
Breser
Crosket
Weeaman
Korvih
Ranerts
Elvey
Quaiirers
Weed- Neelsur Caren
Chueheeoo
Turman
Detney Xeorn
Syn Ton
Kirks
Naz
Schemaaasit
Viromelre Ake Lowyney
Tsewstn
Overland
Mo Mortis
Hooper Pulley
Rulon
Nichals
Veh
Faek
Pasadena shuts out Poly in tough league clash
Pasadena blunted Poly 7 to 0 as the hosts dominated with a strong defense and a second quarter score. Key players include Bell, Byrd and Armetton with solid runs from Catton and Van Saun as Poly’s offense struggled to find rhythm at Burcham.
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Pasadena
Burcham
Tolman Midler
Worman Detfersen Buchanan
Dowd
Pulipzight
Cs Seers
Emerg
Acadena
Beli
Bell
Polyamia
Catléers
Stich
Byrd
Sisere
Speark
Ebert
Armetton
van Saun Bush
Berton
Atherton
Catton
Revie
Vikings Rally for 19 0 Win Over El Camino Week’s Clash Preview
Long Beach City College’s Vikings prepared for a Saturday visit to Veterans Stadium after a strong 41 7 win over Harbor and a 19 0 victory against El Camino two weeks earlier. Coaches Jim Cleyton and Joe Hicks praise El Camino’s leadless offense while noting Bakersfield Renegades remain undefeated. The piece highlights players Gene A reader, Fitzgerald, Nick Smith, and Fred McDougall among others, plus league context and upcoming schedule.
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Vrattes No Sud
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Hull
Mig ’Boyer
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Ling
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Jim Vighan
Boo Prince
Los Angeles
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Sarper
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Rumsey
Dan Price
Batley
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Len
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Lesine
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Oklahoma offside claim fuels postgame debate
Denver and Norman reports describe a last minute winning touchdown in which Oklahoma allegedly offsides on the play that beat Colorado 27 20. Coach Bud Wilkinson and staff reviewed film showing right tackle Roger Welson ahead of the line. Assistant coach Marshall Wells narrated the Oklahoma argument citing the disputed snap.
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Rocky Mountain News
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Kluszewski wins third NL fielding crown Woodling ties Mele for AL title
Ted Kluszewski of the Reds claimed his third straight NL fielding crown at first base with a .995 average and only seven errors in 1351 chances. Gene Woodling of the Yankees tied Sam Mele for the AL outfield lead at .996, while Mele owned one error in 225 chances. Johnny Logan led the NL with a .975 fielding mark at short.
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N. L
Woodling
A. L
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Kluszewski
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Mele
Johnny Logan
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Red) Schoendienst
Cardinals
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Schoendienst
Jones
Enos Slaughter
Philadelphia
Richie’ Ashburn
Brooklyn
Carl Furillo
Slaughter
Furio
Ashburn
Ers
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Bobby Avila
Glynn
Avila
Lust
Boston
George Kell
Chico Carrasquel
White Sox
Sherman Lollar
Carrasquel
Lollar
Kell
Detroit
Jim Delsing
Hank Bauer
Yankees
Delsing
Bauer
Harness Handicap at Hollywood Park
Harness racing notes from Hollywood Park outline race cards with horses and odds. Entries include Evening Song Cheryl Hanover Rangoon Sister Tass and other contenders, with mentions of post times, odds and expected closers across multiple races.
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Hollywood Park
Ernie Mason
Rothwell
Longshot—Meadow Llb
Burright
Cheryl Hanover
J. O'Brien
Gat Les
Board
Undebarg
EL Rey Prudential
Worthy
Reynold
BORG
Luther
Lee
Rum
Nachive Miles
Sante Ata
Ana Pace
Califi
Siilicrest Attorney
Punderblick
Sutteeworth
Winn
Jacob
Gialgiers
Wits
Coermias
Esay
Henneptr
Caliagz
Kristie
Sanaia
Carroll
Lomita Sully
Jaume
Soedih
Ego Tide
Gohd
Reismate
Signat
DaAriagaus
Hanover
Maurreta Spencer
Guy “Fate
Travelier
Kippetsé Tauealy
Lasala
Hickler
Penper Bingen
McCumans
ESSEX
Miles
Sense
Adama
Emesis Vicky
Earth Eames
Meadow
Punderburk
Royal Breeze
Butterworthy
Lily Todd
Herarit
Étta
Two Plungers Reap Daily Double at New York Racing
Two horse players won $9,847.50 after wagering $19 on the richest daily double of the New York racing season. Silly Sara and Blast G'Roses produced a $1,969.50 daily double for 57 holders of $2 tickets, while the two $10 ticket holders claimed the biggest payout.
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New York
Silly Sara
Standings and hole in ones hit in local golf action
Football Standings and golf news note a mixed Sealch tourney at Bakewood with about 200 entries expected. Results include Gon Cady defending the Soxo tournament, Rinehart winning 2 up, and Dr. Tu iV. Wachs taking the President's Cup with Lele Hutchinson as runner up. Hole in one honors go to Lathrom and Simon for recent weeks at Recreation Park and Lakewood respectively.
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Mso
Lakewood
Shampiaon Gon Cady
Rinehart
Soxo
Meda
Dr. Tu iV. Wachs
Lele Hutchinson
Howard ‘Lathrom
Joe Simon
Lathrom
Daisy Ave
Recreation Park
George Smith
Fred Grasser
F.L. Baugh
Simon
Willowbrook Ave
Mike Cassidy
Father Hoden
K. W. O'Brien
Riding King Adds More Wins at Galden Gate Fields
Albany AP reports world record thoroughbred wins in a year stands at 407, with Bil Shoemaker the new champion after a three-win day at Galden Gate Fields. He rode Home Free 340, Sir Flag 8, and Tavistock 3.9, adding two seconds and a third in seven attempts, as the field nears year-end milestones.
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Bil Shoemaker
Galden Gate Fields
Sir Flag
Tavistock
HORSE RACES AND RESULTS FROM LOCAL MEET
Tiered races with horses like MY URCHIN and HERMARCO'S BOY vie for purses at $2000 to $32000. Entries feature Longden, Shoemaker, Pearson, and Dorenester among others. The program notes odds, speeds, and notable performances, ending with a Houston game recap of Connie Johnson’s 5-hitter for the Roy Zampanella All-Stars.
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Furlonge
Longden
Caval
Balgski
Rusty
Consehoe Rustage
Mr. Tabasco
Sehein
Speedy Booth
Cohojeack
Jeenemarion
L. Wilzon-biare
Rosa
Bidwell
AEMIO
Nineaa
Ds Hermarce
P'tsen
Zardeng. Cuiler
Zene
Brack Catainson
Muld Go’ Haste
Mforeng
Raglien Lad
Haisy
Shoemaker
Gilfort
Smart Coun
Urorin
Zarosa
W. A. Tregions
Trinity Stable
Pest Chance
Beear
Sigor “A
Mast” Prohabie
Amigor Sinbje
A. Snee
Cateepanehig
Winne
Charheart
Winny
Rush
Hermarco
Boyd
Fetira Value
Pores
Capitol
Sqeare
Fry
Pearson
Sashey
Boman
Chemaela
Voldkey
York
Dom'g'z
Suresh
Noon Bani
Lynwood
Jaye A
Tye Moi
Wilton Mon
Bette
Value
Dement
fTrejosi
Tackle McPherson
Therond
LeBlanc
Qhuit Seanker
Fnippi
Merrick
Ike
Midbrook
RTO
Ayears
Amwaed
Wikon Jy
Brown LE Dreher Ads
Ophana Claiming
Eve Miles
Deve Crowe
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Hanks
Pim Capito
Rano
Harmacz
Hale U2
Joensen
Henud
Ena
Kilal Capetol
Bon Wood
Norman
Houston
Roy Zampanella
Leguers
Connie Johnson
Chicago White Sox
You Be the Quarterback
Coach notes describe four plays with low success odds. Handoff inside tackle offers little chance of a first down under current conditions. Pitch out risks more yardage but the offense stalls. Button hook offers best down conversion though two scores needed. Bootleg risks loss yet could produce a long Cadet-stopping run if executed.
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