Milk Bowl Carnival and Catholic League Week in Cities
A long list of high school athletics and church league games across Southern California. The schedule includes Milk Bowl Carnival events at Memorial Stadium with multiple Sept and Nov dates, Wilson, Poly, Jordan, Inglewood, and other schools, plus Catholic League matchups at St Anthony's and Notre Dame venues.
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Wilson
Redondorah
Memorial Stadium
Tram
Santa Ana
Burroughs
Burbank
Faly Ve. Wilson
Inglewood
Jordan
Diordan
Alhambra
Excelsior
Compton
Bakerafield
Wilson Va
Coronado
Rav
Poly Va
Wikcamar
B. Walton
Redoade
Vetey
Yamien
Bor
Wil Ho
Mt Font
Barina
Agreanee
Cozatoh
Pompton
Hatun
Saans
Garbedia Els Oats FS
Bitar Torah
Fardena
Cromp
Oraaa
Arkeone
Bante Erigny
Karen
Jeger
Catholic League
St. Anthony's High
Carsilval
St. Monica's
St. Anthony's
Cathedral
Newport Harbor
St . Monica's
Bakerafiald
Anginood
Bt Augustine
Bakerafiel
Motreamne
Cantwell
Leych
Raache
Gantyelt
Une
Monica
Saninohe
Mt. Cacmelvm
Monica Teantwale
Core Fe ' Augustins
Notre Dame
Notre Dams
Eell
Layoke
Anineey
Ana
Bente
Paula
Sfullertod
Aimanaion
Fullerton
Hontington
Seach
Santa Ape
Bani Apes
Covies
Abanelm
Drange
Coro Oaterton
Huntin
Bullerton
Bunkaron Beach
Anahette
Newport
Wullerton
Ore
Hanting
Ape AE Anaheim
Naw
ABE EA Benen
Rhomtus Beach
Anatveli
Pulao
Raa Orang
Lacinto
Sr Cupiatrans
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Memorial Stadium Football Schedule Highlights Local Colleges
The schedule lists games at Memorial Stadium for September through November including City College matchups against Santa Ana, San Diego, El Camino, Pasadena, Santa Monica, and College of Sequoias. Other events include a P T A carnival and a charity circus by the 20 30 Club No 29, with dates and opponents provided.
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City Colege
City College
Santa Ana
P.T. A
San Diego
Poly-Wilson
College of Sequoias
Jordan-Wilson
el Camino
Pasadena
Jordan-Poly
Santa Monica
Fragmented OCR: unclear names and places in transit
Readable fragments mention several personal names and places in scattered form. The text lists individuals such as Sonia Onic and Beverly Hie Bich with varied spellings, along with locations like Redondo and Park, but lacks coherent events or dates to establish a clear news item. Further context is needed for a precise summary.
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Sinner
Sonia Onic
Iigiowdeds
Torranes Ac Redondo
Leutinger
Adegundos
Beverly
Hedondo
Canogs Park
Gants
Monic
City College leads congested junior college football schedule
Metropolitan Conference listings show City College hosting multiple opponents from Sept through Nov with games against Alumni, Santa Ana, Fullerton, Ventura, San Diego, College of Sequoia, East Los Angeles, El Camino, Pasadena, Santa Monica, and more. Regional venues include East Los Angeles and Long Beach with a heavy fall slate and bye week on Nov 10.
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City College
Santa Ana
Fullerton
Ventura
San Diego
el Camino
Pasadena
Santa Monica
East Los Angeles
Chattoy
Oso Bernardin Oat
Evalley
Harbor
Saste Monici
Dct
Long Beach
San Francisco
Bakarafield
Bakersfield
Call of Sequoia
Glendale
Taft
East Los Harbor
Mt. San Antonio
SunTaft
East Los Angelea
Dararsfield
Santa Montes
Valley
San Antonio
Hum Diego
Bi .Camins
Bakersfiald
AL Long Baach
Orange Coast
Banta Moules
East Los Angels
Porterville
Buketsfield
Barber
Bent Low
Westare
Los Angeles Rams 1960 schedule fragment
A garbled 1960 Rams schedule shows August results against Washington Chicago Philadelphia and early September matchups. It lists games at Coliseum and various future venues with dates and kickoff notes, though many details are corrupted.
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Los Angeles Rams
Los Angeles
Washington
Chicago Cards
Philadelphia
Baltimore
San Antonio
New York Giants
New York
Chicago Bears
Yanke
San Francisco
Detroit
Coliseum
Green Bay
Milwaukee
New York Yanks
Chicago
California Collegiate Soccer Schedule Fragments Highlighted
A garbled OCR list outlines college football and soccer fixtures across California, including Cal Poly Pomona Caltech Occidental and Redlands. It notes matchups, dates in October and November, and venues such as San Francisco State and Pomona, with scattered team mentions like Cal Poly and Pepperdine.
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Loros
Saleel Fazers Fdjn
Joes Tale Cnicht
Farahar
Detroit
Bania Ir Clare
Redlands de i. Ger
ES Camino
la Verne
Covinaadel
Giant
San Francisco State
Chaffey de Calif
Cal Poly
Veterans Memorial Stadium opens for Long Beach games
Long Beach football fans gain a new venue at Veterans Memorial Stadium east of the Douglas plant. The facility hosts Poly Wilson Jordan and City College home games, with seating for 13 10 spectators on one side and plans for more. First game is Sept. 15 featuring the Viking alumni.
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Veterans Memorial Stadium
Chuck Sundquist
Helly Markle
Long Beach
City College
P.T. A. Milk Fund
Poly
Jordan
Wilson Vs. Jordan
City College Vikings
Douglas
Poly-Wilson
Jor
Nan-Poly
Wilson Jordand
Long Beach City College
Wilson High
Stephens Field
Wilson
Leanne
Serson
Viking
Vex
Prepa
Montgomery
Adam Edwards
Leonard Hampton
Dick Riedman
Bernie Hawn
Tom Smith
Bob King
Ivan Seaton
Louis Owens
Hampton
Edwards
George van Zant
Kane Ib King
Bruins
Jim Linebecger
Keith Settles
Don Felter
Jim Davis
Tom Garcia
Jim Russell
Ron Alpertson
Letterman Maurice Deveraux
Ring End
Marines
Jack Quinn
Pennsylvania
Dick Lonsdale
Clark Burchfiel
Burchfiel
Jerregium
Ernie Radford
al Brown
Glen Barton
Don Ogden
Milt Kelly
Ed Stevenson
Pete Buchanan
Frank Woodson
Jerry Dobbs
Bob Davenport
Dick Zelmer
Jim McDonald
Panthers
Brown
Peek
Barton
Kelly
Excelsior
Bob
Compton
Dick Mraz
Ralph Kuboto
Tom Ramsey
St. Anthony's
Ex-local Grid Ace Seeks Tackle Job at San Diego
San Diego State College opened football drills last Friday with Harold Peterson Jr. among the participants. The 205 pound end from Long Beach City College and Poly High, listed at 1396 Burnett St, was a captain in his final varsity season at Long Beach and earned honors in prior posts.
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San Diego
San Diego State College
Long Beach City College
Poly High
Harold Peterson Jr
Burnett St
Peterson
Aztecs
Long Beach
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