Robertson by a Neck in Los Alamitos Opener
A 6,264 weekend crowd at Los Alamitos Race Course watched Missie Barrout the favored Miss Loulon win the $2,000 Inaugural Stakes by three quarters of a length. Missle Bar, in angle for the Derby, finished far back as Kenneth Chapman rode to payoffs of 10.20 4 3.20. Miss Loulon earned 3.20 3. Bets on Tidy Too brought 5.10. Time for the 350 yards was 18 seconds flat, just off the track record.
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Tidy
49ers Fall to Fresno State in Fourth CCAA Setback
Long Beach State baseball drops to fourth straight CCAA loss at the LBSC campus, trounced by Fresno State 4 to 1. Coach John McConnell’s team struggles with defense and clutch hitting, despite Carl Evans sparking play with four hits behind the plate.
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49Ers
Fresno State
LBSC
CAA
Long Beach
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
Blair Field
John McConnell
Davey Eisne
RH & Watt
Mike Hamilton
Frest Mcpayr
Og Devan
Stony Ion Schule
Thancacka
Carl Evans
Fassi
Yaathtessa
Secc Berpker Brabaci
Roger Hull
Evans
Alpeenee
Fess
Dodgers Snowed Out at Wrigley in 1959 Opener
Chicago snowstorm postpones the Dodgers Cubs opener at Wrigley Field. Alston reshuffles the pitching rotation for the Coliseum opener against the Cardinals, with Podres held for the home game and Koufax lined up for Sunday. If all games in Chicago are postponed, Drysdale and Anderson are set to start if needed.
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Walter Alston
St. Louis Cardinals
Johnny Podres
Sandy Koufax
Windy City
Alston
Drysdale
Bob Scheffing
Anderson
Charlie Dressen
Cincinnati Reds
Joe Becker
Redlands Cindermen lose nonconference meet to Long Beach State 93 28
Redlands University swamped Long Beach State College 93 to 28 in a nonconference dual Friday afternoon. Frank Carl won the only event for the 49ers with a 144-4 discus throw as Redlands topped them on a day noted for its large crowd and season milestones.
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Opening matuel handle sets weekday record at track
Frank Wes sel's Orange County track reports a weekday opening handle of 393,777, surpassing last year's 340,754. The opening crowd record of 5,931 also topped last year as The Meeting runs through May 6 before old wooden bleachers are replaced by a 2.5 million steel and concrete stand. Racing continues at Los Alamitos with the 5000 Shoe Fly Stakes at 350 yards featuring Vanetta Dee and Clabbet's Win among nine speedburners expected before a 10,000 spectator turnout.
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One-Horse Rodeo Highlights Afternoon Card
Jet Sue slid to a ninth place in the feature after a dramatic start at the gate, unseating jockey Clifford Lambert twice. Tale Robertson, star of Wells Fargo, celebrated Antlers Trade’s neck win in the co feature as fans flocked to his circle autographs. In baseball, Harbor topped Long Beach City College 6-4 as Fontana carved the decisive ninth inning, loading the bases before D'Amore’s miscue allowed the run.
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Wells Fargo
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Chapman
Ray Fontana
Bud Duncan
Harbor
Long Beach City College
Seahawk
Fontana
Dick Nen
Bob Bernstein
Neal Smith
Bill D'Amore
Duncan
Nen
Shome
Long Beach
Ron Casaga
Chig Horner
Vikings
Casaga
Frank Adlesh
Joe Avitia
Horner
Puncaa
Local Sports Card Recap Highlights Pacific Coast Play
Today's sports page notes a Pan Pacific game recap with scores 80 82 and mentions Long Beach State outfielder Riojas Hall and Callierve Leepie. The column references Carmene Avcat Stade and a 2 pm start with teams including Hollywood in a brief round up.
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Hall
Bane
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Hallywood
Fetchick Leads Greensboro Tourney at Halfway Point
Mike Fetchick, saying he is getting too old for the pressures of tournament golf, added a second round 67 to his opening 66 for a 333 total and a three stroke lead at the halfway mark of the $15,000 Greater Greensboro event in Greensboro North Carolina.
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Mike Fetchick
Harbor Rally Sparks Late Innings In Tight Baseball Clash
Harbor capitalized with Smith delivering key RBI singles in the fourth and sixth to drive in Duzich Bunch and Nen. The Seahawks tied the game in the eighth on Wayne Sorenson’s single after Smith walked. Long Beach won with Casagari’s pitching and Avilla’s steady defense as the miscues and late runs shaped a stubborn see-saw contest.
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Nen
Seahawks
Wayne Sorenson
Long Beach
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Avilla
Orrer
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Vamethe
Florentine
King
Footana
Kenne Tso
Harbar
Fontana
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Hello
Red Sox waive Nixon in outright release move
The Boston Red Sox announced they have obtained waivers on right handed pitcher Willard Nixon to complete his outright release.
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Willard Nixon
Riojas Eyes Southland Crown In Hollywood Debut
Ray Riojas a ten to eight favorite against Eddie Pace in Santa Monica for the Texas lightweight title bout making his Southland debut tonight at Hollywood Legion Stadium with Riojas holding betting edge.
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Openers Highlight Spahn Roberts Fox In Debut Season
Spahn, Roberts, and Fox led opening day actions as the Braves, Phillies, and White Sox won. Spahn shut out the Pirates on seven hits, Roberts earned a two-run shutout bid into the ninth, and Fox hit a 14th inning homer for Chicago. Indians, Giants also won, while Boston and New York did not play.
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Gary Bell
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Mark Fhreballer
Dick Brodansky
Jackie Brandt
Jim Davenport
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Bob Schmidt
Willie Kirkland
Cardinals
Alex Grammas
Johnny Antonelli
al Worthington
Viking Spikers Triumph in Dual Meet at Long Beach City College
Viking athletes posted two victories in a dual meet at the Viking oval. Long Beach City College defeated Harbor and San Diego, with standout marks including Hawk Bill Wilson's 24-7 broad jump and Williams' 24-1 leap, surpassing LBCC and old records.
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Fragmented OCR Summary from Local Page
Incomplete OCR text appears to reference a sports or event item involving Yorke, Waspacton-Walker, Garyer tit pup carol, and Saltlore with uncertain details. The readable fragments suggest a score or roster context, but no clear names, dates, or outcomes emerge to form a coherent summary. The piece remains too garbled to extract a definite event.
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