Pasadena Five and La Fonda Clash in AAU Showdown
Mirror Glaze of Pasadena faces La Fonda of Anaheim in a top AAU clash at Pasadena City College tonight at 8. La Fonda, led by Bob Hamlin and Marv Decker, beat LA Caballeros 75 to 74. Glazers come off a 106 to 76 loss to Denver-Chicago Truckers. Gary Simmons may sit out with a back injury while Jim Pugh returns to action.
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Mirror Glaze
Pasadena
la Fonda
Anaheim
Pasadena City College
Bob Hamlin
Chapman College
Marv Decker
LA Caballeros
Glazers
Denver-Chicago Truckers
Eric Pyle
Jim Pugh
USC Flash
Gary Simmons
Idaho
Littler Ties McMullin for Golf Lead at Montebello Open
In Montebello Littler of San Diego and McMullin of Sacramento tied for the lead after the second round of the 54 hole Montebello Open with 66s. Ron Hughes of Gardenia and Dick Clover of Lakewood sit one stroke back after shooting 67. Defending champion Don Whitt of Borrego Springs is three behind with 69. the $5,500 tournament ends tomorrow.
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Montebello
Gene Littler
John McMullin
Don Whitt
Borrego Springs
Calif
Sacramento
San Diego
Ron Hughes
Gardena
Dick Clover
Lakewood
Tommy Jacobs
Palm Springs
George Bayer
Glentagies
I Kirkwood, Jr
Studio City
Robertson scores 48 as Cincinnati routs St Josephs
Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati to a 123-79 win over St. Josephs of Philadelphia with 48 points in 36 minutes. The All American increased his season average to 43 per game, scoring 25 in the first half.
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Ohio
UPI
Oscar
Big O) Robertson
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Robert
McMullin
Jaguar Sedan Wins Sebring Two Hour Compact Race
English Jaguar sedan driver Walt Hansgen of Westfield New Jersey won the Sebring International Two Hour Compact Car race preceding the Grand Prix of the United States. Curtis Turner of Charlotte North Carolina finished second in a Studebaker Lark with a shredded flat tire, continuing on the rim for the last lap and a half.
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Sebring, Fla
JPI
Walt Hansgen
Westfield
N.J
United States
Studebaker Lark
Curtis Turner
Charlotte
N.C
International Auto Racing Federation
Turner
Poll backs goal line posts and free substitution
The Associated Press poll shows readers favor moving goal posts to the goal line and restoring the two platoon system with unlimited substitutions. Of 166 respondents, 108 support goal-line posts as in the pros, while 12 advocate unrestricted two-platoon use. The current rules allow one reentry per quarter with wild card exceptions.
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Associated Press
College basketball schedule featuring USC BYU UCLA Oklahoma State
A dense sports page lists numerous college basketball games including USC vs BYU at 7 30 UCLA vs Oklahoma State at 9 30 and Arizona at Los Angeles State along with other events such as Pasadena Long Beach hockey bowling baseball and racing schedules. The item reflects a broad, mixed sports schedule for the Los Angeles area with multiple venues and times.
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Occidental
Sophia
Span
USC
Brigham Young
UCLA
Oklahoma State
Los Angeles
Arizona
LA State
Jerome
Pasadena City
HOCKY
Pasadena
Long Beach
Paramont
Iceland
San Diego Cavers Rout Monrovia 53–0 for CIF title
San Diego led 27-0 at halftime and rolled past Monrovia at Balboa Stadium to win the CIF Southern Group AAA football crown. Steve Simon scored four TDs on runs of 4 16 and 64 yards and a 45 yard pass to Bob Bolden, with Murphy and McClendon contributing key scores and Hutchinson adding two PATs.
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Lightning
Monrovia
Cavers
Steve Simon
Simon
Bob Bolden
Mike Giddings
Momjovia
Saniego
Murphy
Bolden
Simonn
McClendon
Hutchinson
Frost
Morris
Carter Wins World Invitational Bowling Title with Comeback
Don Carter won the world invitational match game bowling championship, setting a three year tournament pins record at 14 107 and earning $5 000. Olga Gloor claimed the women’s title with 149 02 Petersen points. Donna Zimmerman was runnerup. The event featured strong scores including Carter’s 955 and 954 in rounds 13 and 14.
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Don Carter
Olga Gloor
Donna Zimmerman
Akron
Ohio
Petersen
Carter
Golembiewski
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Detrioter
St Francis Cagers Take Consolation Title in Mt Carmel Tourney
St Francis defeated Mater Dei 59 to 45 at Loyola University gym to claim the consolation title in Mt Carmel prep tournament. Danny Cobb scored 20 for St Francis and earned a spot on the all tournament team.
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Mater’ Dei
Loyola
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Conway
Todhunter
Colebradon
Persike
MacPhail Named Baltimore Orioles President
Lee MacPhail was promoted from general manager to president of the Baltimore Orioles at a board meeting. Jim Keelty will stay on the board after resigning as chief, maintaining a role in operations. MacPhail follows his father Larry MacPhail in top baseball leadership. Keelty will keep GM duties with an estimated $35,000 annual salary.
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Lee MacPhail
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Jim Keelty
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Keelty
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New York Yankees
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Ciney Nines Host Rookies In Semi Pro Baseball Tussle
Chicago Cubs pitchers Dick Drott and Moe Dra bowski will share duties for Pasadena's Noren Lanes in a 1:30 p.m. game against Cincinnati rookies at Brookside Park tomorrow. Manager Jess Cox invites American Legion Pony Babe Ruth and Little League players as his guests.
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Moe Drabowski
Chicago Cubs
Pasadena
Noren Lanes
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Brookside Park
Jess Cox
Lanes
American Legion
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Johnson Sparks Victory In CIF A A Title Game
South Pasadena exploded in the final minutes to beat Mater Dei 28 to 14 and claim the CIF A A football crown. Don Johnson starred with a 1 yard score, a 22 yard TD and a 51 yard TD, and a Dickson to Tollefson 22 yard pass sealed the win in the final minute.
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Mater Dei
Don Johnson
Santa Ana
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Tigers
Dickson
Mater Deisse
Tollefson
Pats
Sanchez
Huart
Brennan
Pat—Everett
USC and UCLA Rally to Beat Arena Foes in Twin Bill
Southern California’s Trojans and UCLA both scored decisive wins in an intersectional doubleheader. USC defeated Oklahoma State 73 to 50 led by Jim Hanna with 19 and John Verhas 17 while UCLA routed Brigham Young 62 to 42 behind Kent Miller’s 17 as both teams press toward the AAWU crown.
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Oklahoma State
Big Jim Hanna
Imhoff
Bears
John Verhas
UCLA
Brigham Young
Kent Miller
Bruin
Los Angeles
Ucla Im
Peterson
BYU
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McKinley Gym Triumph Over Wilson Shaped by Lingle and Stitzer
McKinley edged Wilson 44 to 19 as Ted Lingle and Mike Stitzer each tallied two first places in yesterday's gymnastics meet. The duo led McKinley to a decisive win on home mats.
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Mike Stitzer
McKinley
Wilson
Alhambra and Monrovia collide for Arroyo title
Alhambra faces Monrovia in the Arroyo invitational final at Arroyo High School El Monte after both won semifinal games. Pasadena meets Arcadia for consolation and Aviation faces Arroyo for third place in the triple header.
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Arroyo High School
el Monte
Pasadena
Arcadia
Aviation
Arroyo
Baldwin Park
West Covina
Yankees Trade 4 for Maris to Boost Power
New York acquires Roger Maris from Kansas City in a four-player deal with Oakland, sending Don Larsen Norm Siebern Hank Bauer and Marv Throneberry. Joe DeMaestri Kent Hadley added as part of the package, Elmer Vale also signed as a free agent.
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UPI
New York Yankees
Roger Maris
Kansas City
White Sox
Yankees
Don Larson
Norm Siebern
Hank Bauer
Marv Throneberry
Athletics
Maris
Joe Demaestri
Kent Hadley
Detroit
Rick Ferrell
Mantle
Yogi
Berra
Demaestri
Hadley
Skowron
Yanks
Elmer Vale
Cleveland
Two Months To Go Squaw Valley Faces Snow Uncertainty
With two months until the Olympic Winter Games, Squaw Valley has no snow on the mountains a normal prelude to the event. Organizers worry as the usual December blanket of snow is missing and skiing may not start on schedule.
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Nasrullah and Ole Fols Top Anita Nomination List
Nasrullah and Ole Fols head a 12-horse field for the $20,000 Palos Verdes Handicap at Santa Anita on opening day December 26. Ole Fols, owned by Neil S. McCarthy, is the English bred 3-year-old who beat older rivals in spring stakes and won four stakes with peers. Fleet Nasrullah, bought for $150,000 by Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Johnston, won two six-furlong stakes at Hollywood Park last summer. Other nominees include Demobilize How Now Saeneen Swaps Kin and Clan Destine.
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Fleet Nasrullah
Santa Anita
Neil S. McCarthy
E. B. Johnston
Hollywood Park
College basketball results sweep across many teams
A long list of scores shows Pacific Coast SC 73 Oklahoma State 50 and UCLA 62 Redlands 77 among many others. Notable clashes include Santa Barbara 84 Arizona 78 and Cincinnati 123 Illinois Tech 73 with numerous regional colleges scoring across the board.
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Biola
Ucla Fresh
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Los Angeles
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Hancock
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Fresno
Rensselaer Polytech
Brandies Pratt
I*me
Duanesne & Mary
Land
Lower Tech Iste
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Swarthmore
Mpton SA
Isburgh
St. Ms
Ofstra
Loyola
Estevan
York Roton JC && A
Ynesbure City
Kings College
Tern Baptist
Durfee Tech
Inniniae
Citadel
George Ashinaton
North Carolina
Kansas
Smit
Alabama
Pi North Carolina
Elizabeth
Troy St
Athens
Tech
Tennessee Morehead
Shaw
Morgan State
Lenoirne
Atlantic Christian
LST Wooster
Western Reserve
Marquette
South Dakota
Cincinnati
St. Joseph's Ry
Illinois Tech
Tllinois Navy Pier
Decatur Baptist
Dallas
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Yior
Ardin Simmons
Prep G games highlight nonleague results across schools
The recap lists numerous nonleague basketball scores from South Pasadena, LaSalle, Bell Gardens, Riverside, Palm Desert, Arvin, Beverly Hills, Alemany, Glendale, Upland, Norwalk, San Bernardino area, Arcadia, Pasadena, Alhambra, Monrovia, Nordhoff, Camarillo and others with final point spreads and notable matchups such as San Facinto versus World, and regional finals looming in the sequence of results.
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LaSalle
Ynwood
Bell Gardens
Ucaipa
Beaumont
Riverside
Palm Desert
Amona
Bees
Ear
Glendale
Chatter
Upland
Norwalk
John Bosco
Calexico
Hottville
Yankees A Lopsided Traffic Between Clubs Draws Fire
Cleveland Indians General Manager Frank Lane criticized the New York Yankees and Kansas City A's trading pattern calling it excessive traffic between two clubs. He said the deal is surprising yet not accidental and called it morally bad for baseball. He spoke while in Havana, Cuba, noting this is their 15th deal.
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Joe Gordon
Cleveland
Allie Reynolds
Kansas City
George Weiss
Maris
A’s
Weiss
Stengel
Mickey
Mantle
Hector) Lopez Iin
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Cleveland Indians
Frank Lane
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Cleveland Press
Shaw Names Pro Bowl Aides
Coach Buck Shaw of the Philadelphia Eagles named two aides Jerry Williams and Nick Skorich to guide the East in the Pro Bowl at the Coliseum. Jan 17, Red Hickey of the San Francisco 49ers named Mark Duncan as an aide and will select another later.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Jerry Williams
Nick Skorich
Red Hickey
San Francisco 49Ers
Mark Duncan
Clemson Tapers Off for Bluebonnet Bowl Prep
Clemson coach Frank Howard tightened the defense in practice as the Tigers prepared for the Bluebonnet Bowl clash with Texas Christian University in Houston Texas. A shorter offensive drill was planned Monday before tapering off ahead of the game.
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S.C
UPI
Frank Howard
Texas Christian University
Houston
Tex
Howard
Sugar Ray Robinson Plans Boston Ring Return After 20 Months
Sugar Ray Robinson, the middleweight champion, says he is eager to return to the ring after 20 months. He will box non-title 10 rounds against Bob Young of Providence at the Boston Garden Monday night as a tune-up before defending his title against Paul Pender in Boston on January 22.
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UPI
Sugar Ray Robinson
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Harry Wiley
Uptown Gymnasium
Ray
Bob Young
Providence
R.L
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Young
New England
Robinson
Massachusetts
Paul Pender
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