Lions Navy Tilt Labeled Mismatch by Loyola Coach
Loyola Lions suffered a 42 to 2 defeat at Pasadena Rose Bowl as San Diego Naval Training Station Navy Bluejackets exploded in the second half. Coach Olivar attributed the mismatch to Loyola's two to three weeks of practice versus Navy's two to three months of prep. Don Logue led Navy scoring with multiple long passes.
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NAVY
Danny Boy
Danny Seivert
Loyola
San Diego Navy
Pasadena
Tom Beardman
Dave Parris
Bob Griffis
Bluejackets
USC
Lions
Tay Brown
Compton Tartar
San Diego
Naval Training Center
Los Angeles
Jordan Olivar
Loyola Lions
San Diego Naval Training Station
Olivar
Seaman Don Logue
University of Arkansas
Local clubs win in Midelties interclay finals at Lakewood
Rec park tennis action sees Class B defeat Ful lerton 104 to 0 while Class C tops Whittier 11 to 3 on Municipal courts. Men's singles and doubles results show tight sets and comebacks with Johnson, Byler, Rosman, Pederson and others advancing, as local teams vie for prestige in the Midelties League.
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Recreation Park Tennis Club
Fullerton
Whittier
Lakewood
H. Fallerson
Eel O Evans
Peaersos
J. Jardelesn
Ea O'Haresien
B. Jockser
F O'Hanesian
Gaz G. Pederson
Des Hunter
Anderson-Cooka
Boderault
Ganisiegi Chee
Bellinisan
V. Tuckereh
Hoguet
Ate
Stegbenson
McAulsy
R. Crumb
Eady
Det
Deston H. Fey
Pietee-Jounson
Costetgier
Beaiss Rossier-Hamilton
Ge Enetee
Efi
Get
Tobe Wreveris S
Nvleter-Donaghue
Fes
Mixe Poub
Unbeaten Sprinter Faces Tough Field at Tanforan
Unbeaten sprinter Joystick, owned by Connie M. Ring, and sired by Aijibhai, will face a strong field in the Mariposa Handicap at Tanforan next Saturday. The race tests the undefeated colt as he makes his first major challenge against top competitors.
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San snuNu
Joystick
Connie M. Ring
Aijibhai
Tanforan
Pomona Fair Entries for Tuesday Racing Card
Pomona Handicap features a long card with races including a 1 1/16 mile first post at 1 PM. Notable runners include Vengeance, Miss Lipstick, Fence, and Big Chief among others, with explicit odds and weight notes as the event unfolds. Local jockeys and trainers are listed, with Selections naming Charro Bill and Zendys Best as top picks and Riverside connections prominent in the field.
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Harnens
Rine Vedas
Fackwon
Robin
Pacer
Bee Grang
Ecaches
Iit
Taesnore Strejas
Bailey
Pepa
Voney War
Jacob Tass
Flos del Mar
Joseph Johnson
William Larducious
Wichita Pega
Lynwood Hokage
Parker
Silas Redgwit
Arence Hansen
Binge
Simmons
Haege of Valor
Roughneeck
Wats
Erane Anson
Mtorenuy
Hern Conejo
Shults
Kennedy
Miss Lipstick
OG. Moreno
Bill
Zandy
Hungerford
Rene
D.ietricky
Gregon
Foredarit
Oak
CIF Title Hopes Rise As Inglewood Rift Looms
Bay Area coaches weigh CIF title chances after Inglewood’s 49 7 win over Poly. Red Montgomery says Inglewood in mid season form and predicts a decisive finish once Inglewood meets Santa Monica. St Anthony’s coach Grenier notes failed chances inside 10 yards after opener win over Santa Maria. Wilson coach Rowland discusses Redondo Beach loss and plans to shore up blocking and linebackers.
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Inglewood
Santa Monica
Red Montgomery
Poly High School
Wilton Hotel
Poly
Red
Carmichael
Southern
Jacques Grenier
St. Anthony's
Santa Maria
Saints
Compton
Jake
Skip Rowland
Wilson
Redonda
Beach
Redondo
Skip
Rams Halfback Will Miss Opener Friday
Defensive halfback Herb Rich of the Los Angeles Rams will be sidelined with a barley horse during the team's NFL opener against the New York Yanks in Los Angeles Friday night.
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Los Angeles
Herb Rich
Los Angeles Rams
New York Yanks
Free Stock Market Lecture on How to Invest
A free lecture titled How to Invest and Navigate the Stock Market will be hosted at the Town Hall on Locust Ave. The event is set for Monday Oct 1 at 833 Locust Avenue, with doors opening for attendees from the local community.
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Town Hall
Loon Beach
Coast Elevens Seek Intersectional Flcwers
The 1951 Pacific Coast Conference highlight weekend features California and several PCC teams in key bouts as they face eastern opponents. California crushed Santa Clara 34-0. Washington routed Montana 53-7. UCLA edged Texas A&M 21-14 but eyes a clash with Illinois. Oregon State lost 64 to Michigan State. USC impressed with a new single wing beating Washington State. The article notes PCC teams favored in some games and lists other Western results and upcoming matchups.
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California
Cood
Army
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Bears
Santa Clara
Washington
Montana
Minnesota
Minneapolis
UCLA
Texas A&m
University of Illinois
Champaign
Illini
PCC
Bruins
Illinois
Oregon State
Michigan State
Midwest
Washington State
USC
Oregon
University of San Francisco
Stanford
College of Pacific
College of Idaho
Whitman
College of Fuget Sound
Pacific Lutheran
Lewis & Clark
Southern Oregon
San Diego
Whittier
Sul Ross State
Cal Poly
Williamette
Whitworth
Camp Pendleton
Amphibious Forces
Eastern Washington
Montana State
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Flagstaff
State
Smiley Quick and Zell Eaton Tie for Pro Low at Willowick
Smiley Quick and Zell Eaton tied for low pro with a 65 at Willowick pro-amateur event, seven under par, while Eaton shared top pro-amateur honors with Frank Donaldson for a total of 60. Mixed foursomes saw Bess Conrad Reed Turney defend title at Rio Hondo, and Lakewood putting champ Craig Olson edged Harold Horton 3 to 2.
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Willowick
Smiley
Zell Eaton
Eaton
Frank Donaldson
Les Willard
Law
Zell Bates
Smiley Pie Ede
Eaton Reana Des Jae Tunpanlynd
Jit O'Hearn
Ewing Ri
Long Beach
Bess Conrad Reed Turney
Rio Hondo
Frank Hanson
Montebello
Downey
Joe Simsos
Betwen the
Sims
Donaldson's
Lakewood
Craig Olson
Harold ‘Dutch’ Horton
Semipro Nines Tie 14 Inning Match At Roosevelt
Star Kist Tuna's newly organized semipro baseball team battled El Sombrero to a 5-5 14 inning draw at Roosevelt Playground. The game was called due to darkness. Key players listed include Patinnick Guplatino Zeniga Owerk and Aro.
Mrs Hunt Scores Two More Firsts at Skish Championship
Dorothy Hunt dominated the National Skish casting tournament in Pomona, adding two more wins to her haul. She secured five blue ribbons across nine events and set three national records, with Milaree Wolfe and Car oy Thorn among top finishers in women’s classes.
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Quincy
Dorothy) Hunt
Los Angeles County
Pomona
Che Wyall
Dorothy [Iunt
Milaree Wolfe
Bull Agourney
Carol ‘Thorn
Gil Hokangon
Aaah Flint
Mildred Wolfe
Lols ' Savers
Smiths Plan to Steal Spotlight in Wilmington Match
The Smith brothers Al and John Smith plan to dominate the card at Wilmington Howl facing Dave Levin and Pat McGul while Lord Leslie Carlton faces Billy MacDaniels. The Smiths boast a large fan club and seek ringside seats for invited Smiths to attend. Lord Leslie seeks a third Wilmington appearance in as many weeks with two prior wins.
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Leslie Carlton
Hercules
England
Smith Brothers
John
Wilmington
Leslie
St. Louis
Billy MacDaniels
Ace
Lou Thesz
Smiths
Dave Levin
Pat McGul
Ardmore
Oklo
Ernie Steffen
Harbor Area
Smith
McDaniels
Lord Leslie
Swiss A C Nips IL A Scots 2 1 in LA soccer showdown
Swiss Athletic Club surged to a 2 1 victory over the LA Scots at Rancho La Cienega Stadium. Alec Bois Iserle and Alec Gardic scored rapid goals to end the Scots decade long McIntyre Cup grip. The win capped a seven game opening program for the new Greater Los Angeles Soccer League before 3500 fans.
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Swiss Athletic Club
Alec Bois
Iserle
Alec Gardic
L. A. Scots
Rancho la Cienega Stadium
Los Angeles
Turnesa Wins Reading Open in Golf Tourney
Reading Pa September 24 The Turnesa brothers from Briarcliff led by Jim Turnesa win the Reading Open with a 72 hole total of 280 three strokes ahead of Jack Burke Jr and five ahead of Skee Riegel and Jimmy Clark who tied at 285 Jim Turnesa 38 earns the victory as the Turnesa golf clan adds another trophy to the family shelf.
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Turnesa
Jim
Briarcliff
Hart
Jack Burke Jr
Skee Riegel
Tulsa
Okla
Jimmy Clark
Laguna Beach
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