Three Vikes Lead in JC Spike Marks
Long Beach City College seniors Alan Roebuck Drews Willis lead JC track marks with Roebuck topping shot put at 45 feet 9 inches, Mer rit 49-5 second, Harvey Henry 48-8 fourth. Williams tops broad jump at 23-11 with Drews, Yang and Drake among top performers as UC UCLA prospects eye future meet dates.
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Alan Roebuck
Dee Andrews
James Willis
Long Beach City College
Roebuck
Mack
Dick Merritt
Harvey Henry
Wil Aliams
Rafer
Westwood
Drews
Drews Housts
Williams
Gest JC Marks
Johnson
Drake
Raine
Rome
Kuznetsov
Yang
Rafe
Ucla Frosh
Kuznetsky
UCLA Decathletes Train Under One Coach Ahead of Rome
Three UCLA future Olympians Rafer Johnson C K Yang and Ducky Drake train together under coach Drake with ambitions for Olympic glory. Johnson and Yang as top contenders could beat Kuznetsov as back injuries and form shape the race.
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Ucla
Rome
Rafer
Johnson
C. K. Yang
Ducky Drake
Yang
Drake
Ducky
C. K
Republic of China
Big Rafe
The
Striders
Weary Monera Tertiary Tied for Relay Honors
Weary Monera and team members from multiple schools posted strong relay marks at the meet. Athletes such as Hawkins, Nuch, and Treese starred in sprint and field events while records were pursued at Santa Ana and Los Angeles area venues.
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Weary Monera Tert Veernie
Howard
Ian Ger
Piercet
Jonisey
Pakersted
Sava
Santa Ana
Williame
High Lump
Dubrinski
Former Husky Grid Fights at Olympic Tonight
Former Husky fullback Jim McCarter and Ed Perkins headline a 60 round all heavyweights card at the Olympic Auditorium tonight. McCarter, a University of Washington alumnus, has quickly risen with wins over Duke Sabedong and Roy Smith. Dodgers open season tonight, likely small crowd due to TV commitment. Thursday bouts canceled.
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Jim McCarter
Eddie Perkins
Olympic Auditorium
McCarter
University of Washington
Olympic
Duke Sabedong
Roy Smith
Dodgers
Minois Faculty Vote on Postseason Events
In Champaign Illinois university faculty representatives were told to vote for post season athletic events. The university senate instructed professor Lestie A Bryan to oppose banning all postseason intercollegiate athletic events for conference teams at the Bigesta next meeting in May 2021.
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Champaign
Ill
University of Minois
Big Ten
University Senate
Lestie A. Bryan
Van Eyk and Johns Seek 2nd Race Wins at Ascot
Van Eyk the Flying Dutchman from Bellflower and Don Johns of Santa Ana aim for a second victory in Ascot Stadiums season opener. Van Eyk broke the qualifying mark in 23.62 seconds on the half mile dirt track in a Chevrolet and Johns captured the 3-lap trophy dash for the four fastest qualifiers as San Diego area leads and other events on the nine race card unfold.
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Ed van Eyk
Bellflower
Don Johns
Santa Ana
Ascot Stadium
Vermont
van Eyk
Johns
San Diego
Haap's 69 Takes Lead in City Junior Golf Championship
Tim Haap of Red Hill shot a three under par 69 to lead after the first round of the Los Angeles City Junior Golf Championship at Griffin Park. Stewart Ford of Recreation Park was one stroke behind in Division II with a 76 led by Lynn Audloud.
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Tim Haap
Red Hill
Los Angeles City
Griffin Park
Stewart Ford
Recreation Park
Lynn Audloud
Toledo bid boosts 1964 ABC Tournament prospects
Alan Alexander reports from Toledo on a formal bid for the 1964 ABC Tournament and Convention with enthusiasm for Long Beach as host. The piece notes leadership from Howard Jones and Meade in advocating the event, outlines travel and hospitality logistics, and tallies preliminary estimates and scores, including team averages and secretary notes, reflecting local planning and regional support.
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Toledo
ABC
Howard Jones
Burgaw
Ine
Gal Meade
Elmer van Sh
Bu' Pate
Bob Bros
Fred Bavicy
Virte Paul
Wall
Souar Hermagy
aMtta
Gina Hehun
Ieee
Sue Com
Reid
Inel
ABS
Suendarios
Secrechy
Tourney
Asie
Sweenstakes
Jewal Acre
Indoor track stars vie for records at Santa Barbara
The article details UCLA and Occidental performers competing in relays and distance events at Santa Barbara with standout athletes like Bob Gutowski and Ray Merton. It highlights close races, multiple school records, and mentions Kansas Relays plans while noting strong sprinters from several California schools.
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Celarnia Stelders
Santa Barbara
Jackton
Arnie Cala
Bobby Blaten
Teoys
UCLA
Bucky
Drake Elieves
Gryins
Occidental
Californgs
Stanford
Barbara Merel
da Histor
Mo Connelly
Thammert
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Ince
Greg Bell
Hank “Visser DeVal
Kuna Shulty
Joel Witey
Dave Davis
Fanale Uy
San Fernando
Sid's
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Rieder
Kansas
California
Trace
Southern California
Wilders Ann. Heoday
Charlie Dumas
Wes
San
Poynter Tralia
Poynter
Abe Olvireic
Iggek
Nares Inciice
Moby Morse
Warle
BU Alcky
Fu Dellinger
Baste
Homers lead UCLASC to nine wins in close bid
In a tight game efforts by Feeney and Bragwell powered the team as UCLASC secured a 3-2 victory. Boome-3 provided crucial support while the defense held firm late.
Berryhill's ERA Tops Vikes' Staff
Long Beach City College's five pitchers lead the Vikings staff with 13 of 15 saves. Bielefeld owns the most wins at 4.0, Berryhill is 3-0 and leads in earned run average at 2.29, with strong early season form noted.
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Ron Likes
Jordan High
Long Beach City College
Berryhill
Vikes
John Seymour
Jim Berryhill
Ron Sikes
Casey Cox
Buck
Michaels
Bil
Halimi Wins Easy Nod in Paris Fight
In Paris at the Kert PARES UP Alphonse Hall venue Halimi earned a clear decision over Poney. The former bantamweight titleholder showcased a longer reach and steady right hands to dominate the bout. Halimi’s victory extends his fight record while Poney struggles to find rhythm against a taller opponent.
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Paris
Pares
Alphonse Hall- Bielefeld
Partic mi
Louis
Poney
Michaels
Haliemi
Moudsmen
Nowiber
Ps Toso
Max
Aero Qytica
Los
Bas Angeles
OWL
Aloe
Long Beach State tops Presidio in tour opener
Long Beach State College stole seven bases and forced eight errors to defeat the Presidio of San Francisco 6 to 2 in the first of a three game Northern California tour. Neil Hancock yielded the unearned runs until a seventh inning rally ended his shutout bid. Dave Watt stole three bases and had two of the 49ers four hits.
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Long Beach State College
Presidio
Long Beach Tolen
Dave Watt
Hs 49Ers
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Aarlin
Watt
Rea
Parehard
Emey
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Wott
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