Solari's Tigers Reach CIF AA Final After comeback
South Pasadena defeats Hart 19 46 in CIF AA playoff at South Pasadena to reach next week's final vs Mater Dei. First quarter missteps gave Hart a 6 0 lead, but South Pasadena rallied with a 12 6 fourth quarter advantage and two late drives, led by John Sheeler Randy Wilson and Dave Dickson.
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Hart
Ray Solaris
Tigers
Mater Dei
Claremont
Invaders
John Sheeler
Sheeler
Bill Grimm
Randy Wilson
Lew Goodrich
Dave Dickson
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La Canada and Marshall win junior high games in La Canada
La Canada defeated Washington 50 to 37 while Marshall beat McKinley 50 to 35 in junior high basketball yesterday. Box scores cite La Canada led by Thompson and Lepisto, and Marshall by Cason and Brown with McKinley led by Mendoza and Swain.
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Washington
McKinley
Wash
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Prasewell
Betz
Grim
Carter
Lepisto
Storms
Ackerman
Peters
Case
Hanson
Iain
Washingon
Roy Sanada
Mendoza
Swain
Rogers & Selier
Dandridge
Duncan
Cason
Brown
Wilson
Ae Ait
Ower
Smith
Wild Fickeren
Sehcamin
Steve Henderson
Notre Dame Beats Pasadena High 57-50 In Non-League Showdown
Notre Dame's Dick Piantadosi with 14 points and Jim Tedford 12 led a 57-50 win over Pasadena High at Pasadena City College. Al Filger added 12 and Vern Holloway 8 for Pasadena, who had earlier defeated Mark Keppel.
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Dick Piantadosi
Jim Tedford
Notre Dame
Pasadena High
Bulldogs
Pasadena City College
Piantadosi
Tedford
al Filger
Vern Holloway
Pasadena
Mark Keppel
SoPas Cagers Top St Francis 46 44
South Pasadena earned its second win of the season by edging St Francis 46 to 44 at the Tigers' gym. Clark Canfield led the winners with 12 points as South Pasadena, still missing four starters and two football lettermen, held a 23 15 halftime advantage. Todhunter poured in 12 for St Francis.
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Tigers
Clark Canfield
Todhunter
St. Francis
Alhambra Blows Past Temple City 65 34
Alhambra rallied from a slow start to defeat Temple City 65-34 at Temple City. The Moors outscored 19-4 in the third period to seal the win with Coward 12 and Hefner 10 leading. Gardner 11 and Bibler 8 paced Temple City. Alhambra also won the B team 54-34.
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Temple City
Rams
Covina Colts Past Whittier 53-33 in Prep Basketball
Jim Johnson scored 12 points and grabbed 23 rebounds to lead Covina past Whittier 53-33 in a non league win. Covina built a 13 9 first quarter lead and never trailed as Jim Gilliland led Whittier with 11 points. Covina improves to four wins in six starts ahead of Tuesday meeting with Azusa.
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Jim Johnson
Covina
Whittier
Doc Sooter
Colts
Jim Gilliland
Azusa
West Covina Hoopsters Triumph Over San Gabriel
The West Covina Hoopsters defeated San Gabriel 61 to 48 in a game highlighted by a 23 point third quarter. West Covina showed strong free throw shooting with 27 successful foul shots, while Roy Gustaveson scored 18 points.
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West Covina
San Gabriel
Roy Gustaveson
Ian Gabriel
Rasmuaben
Hofeling
Saltamachio
Sore Hagar
Emis
Rieters West
Alamitos racing results show multiple heats and scratched entries
The page lists Alamitos race results with First through Seventh divisions for 350 yard events, noting times and placings, leading contenders such as Lead Foot and Miss Jet Deck, and recording scratches like Clabber's Orpay and Garners Gal. Final results include times around 18 seconds and various listed bets and participants.
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Holley
Myers
Dreyer
Vegas
Streak Burke
Urs
Clabber
Bob Fish
Taingket
Pal
Ann
Jet Deck
Garza
Tonto
Kreschet
Alamites
Mr. Sands
Banks
Fame
Baily Reed
Adios
Bright Mae Bigit
Palomino Joe
Won Jo
Dusty Princess
Chavez
Holcomb
Banjo Miss
Mr. Woodop
Kit Bar Vandozie
Tinky
Hawk
Reed Mist
Tom Neal
Vandibreeze
Bay Meadows Racecard Report Highlights Moments From Meet
The page lists multiple race results across six furlongs to one sixteenth mile, featuring horses like Cime, Royal Pasha, and Trace U Feud. Notable entries include Grifth, Aunt Ada, Governor Bea, and champions with purses ranging from 2 000 to 4 000 dollars, plus various place finishes and notable upsets.
Hollywood Stars Face Pasadena Panthers In California League Clash
The Hollywood Stars meet the Pasadena Panthers tonight at the Paramount Iceland rink near North Long Beach. Faceoff is at 5 30 p m with Pasadena seeking its first win and Hollywood aiming for a second victory. Both teams may feature players on the league all star squad bound for a December 26 27 game against the University of Michigan at the Los Angeles Sports Arena.
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Caliente Selections for Saturday December 5 1959
Selection list for Caliente race card featuring horses such as Mel C L Liahona Heens Gem in section 2 First Down Lucky Jack and Sailors group. entries include Epiton Royal Sickle Dream Dancer Joyous Tidings Spec O Honey Dee Day Puerto Rican Ninole Count Brill Hettigene Caponita Sighing Winds Daring Man Miss Armed Release Me Victory Ruby Uplift Fall Dew Little Old Me Bill Dumond Ken's Chicle Cool and Easy River Clip per Sergeant Ed Positive Regas Windy des Rigg.
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Dream Dancer
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Count Brill
Caponita
Sighing Winds
Daring Man
Miss Armed
Release Me
Fall Dew
Little Old Me
Bill Dumond
Ken
Chicle
River Clipper
Positive Regas
Windy Des
Rigg
Badgers Land Two on NBC All America
NBC sportscasters pick the 1959 All America team with Wisconsin players Don Lanphear and Dale Hackbart among the selections. Syracuse coach Ben Schwartzwalder named Coach of the Year. Other honorees include Roger Davis of Syracuse and Ron Mix of Southern California.
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UPI
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
Ben Schwartzwalder
Syracuse
Dale Hackbart
Wisconsin
Billy
Cannon
Louisiana State
Ron Burton
Northwestern
Charley Flowers
Mississippi
Little All-Coast honors praise Whittier and Fresno State groups
United Press International named two players from Whittier and Fresno State to its Little All-Coast second team, with multiple schools including San Francisco State and L.A. State earning several nods. The selections honor top small college performers across the region.
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San Francisco State
United Press International
Red Sox Open Home Schedule with Yankees April Patriots Day
Boston hosts the New York Yankees at Fenway Park in the season opener on Patriots Day April 19. The game marks the 1960 debut for both clubs at home, showcasing the long standing rivalry between Boston and New York.
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Wildcats Defeat Redlands to Reach CIF Final
Monrovia's Wildcats won 14-6 against Redlands Terriers to advance to the AAA CIF football final at Mt. San Antonio. Gary Ullom sparked the offense with a 16-yard pass to Roy Howell, Walls scored on a 30-yard run, and Terry Smith added two PATs as Monrovia built a 14-6 lead before sealing the victory.
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Roy Howell
John Watts
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Smith
Howell
Aes Walls
Pats
Fulton
Angels Face Noren's Club in Winter League Tilt
The Los Angeles Angels meet the Irv Noren Lanes nine at Brookside Park in a 1:45 p.m. Winter Triple A game. The Angels may start Bob Ezell or Dupre with Ted Neal catching, while John Shuster is listed to catch for Pasadena.
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Moe Drobowsky
Dick Drott
Chicago Cubs
Irv Noren
Los Angeles Angels
Brookside Park
Angels
Bob Ezell
Peeeeee Dupre
Ted Neal
Jess Cox
John Shuster
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Fred Capelle
New York Yankees
AAU Track Meet Set in Bakersfield 1960
Bakersfield will host the National Amateur Athletic Union Track and Field Championships likely on June 24 and 25, 1960. Burr Baldwin of the Greater Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce confirmed the event after receiving word from an AAU official. Bakersfield previously hosted the championships in 1956 and 1958.
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National Amateur Athletics Union
Burr Baldwin
Greater
Caliente Entries for Sunday December 6 1959
Clear and fast track conditions listed for post 11:30 A.M. at Caliente. Race fields include a third event for one mile and 70 yards for horses three years old and up with purses ranging from 1250 to 100. The main purse totals 1700 and the listing notes entries for the day.
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Ching
Muir Triumphs Over Cathedral In 49 40 Victory
Muir Mustangs rallied in the third and fourth periods to defeat Cathedral 49 to 40 on Pasadena City College hardwood. Doug Parker and Larry Mims powered the late charge as Parker scored 22 points with 11 field goals and the team posted 14 points in both final quarters.
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Johansson Purse Delayed Pending Tax Clearances
New York State Athletic Commission says world heavyweight champ Ingemar Johansson must wait for his July 16 victory purse until all contract parties and tax authorities are satisfied. It notes escrowed funds totaling 153 475 17 dollars and reiterates it is not escrowee nor party to purse disposition.
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Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
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Life (Magazine
Occidental Tigers Triumph Over Cal Poly Pomona 64-58
Occidental seniors Larry Edwards and Bill Nelson led the attack with 16 points each as the Tigers opened the season with a 64-58 win over Cal Poly Pomona. Elliott tallied 15, while Cal Poly’s Lassaltte and teammates contributed in a tight contest.
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Bill Nelson
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Lassaltte
T Edwards
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Carroll
Swane Ia
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Lancers Fall To East Los Angeles In 106 74 Loss
Pasadena City College dropped a 106 to 74 decision at East Los Angeles as East L.A. built a 50 27 halftime lead and pulled away in the second half. John Muller led Pasadena with 23 points, Lynn Hanus added 21, and Huey Thomas paced East L.A. with 21 while Dick Murphy had 17.
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St Francis Nets Two All-Chaparral League Picks
St Francis players Steve Webster and Fred Neutzel earned spots on the all Chaparral League team. The selections also name Mater Dei with five players on the first team and list several positions from Tackles to Backs across Mater Dei Cantwell Pomona Catholic St Francis and St Paul formations.
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Fred Neutzel
Mater Dei
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Dick Litzinger
Jack McCabe
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Ray Sanchez
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Frank Yegge
Mater
Dan Merlino
Sam Rricone
Dave Ribaceai
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Mike Stroud
St. Paris Rocks
Tom Graham
Mate Ape
Tom Crandall
John Yoe
Nicq Haliski
Cantwelly
Aurelio Gonzales
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