Greatest Race Nets Soth Olympic Spot at Pre-Olympic Meet
Long Beach teacher Bob Soth charged to the tape at Valerane Stadium in a 1,320-yard dash, topping the Olympic qualifying standard by 6.2 seconds to earn a spot on the U S Olympic squad. The meet featured seven stadium records, world and American marks, and strong showings from stars like Nieder Davis and O Brien as preparations for Rome continued.
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Bob Soth
Long Beach
Way
Ronis
Mary
Velerane Shidiam
Tih Beatty
Bill Bellinger
Deacon Jones
Phil Colerdan
Soth
Young
Long Beach State
Seth
Mt San Antonio College
Rome
Bile Nieder
U.S
Nieder
Parry ‘O'Brien
Dallas Long
Dave Davis
O'Brien
Niecer
Davis
Larry Snyder
Wieder
Army
Jim Grelle
Grelle
Ad Moran
Wichita
Archie San Romini
Dave Sime
Shine
Iack
Paul Winder
Ray Norton
Dashman
Taughed
Sime
Agarcely
Stadium Spike Summary
Fragmented OCR text describes a sports event with scattered names and numbers. Team names and scores are unclear but references to stadium, athletes, and a list of players appear. The readable portions are insufficient for a solid summary.
Titans Coliseum for Tonight Chargers Make Debut
New York Titans visit Los Angeles Chargers at the Coliseum in a 6 PM tilt. Notables include Ron Mix and Jim Sears Eyecalled ex-Hol an players and Gulf Coast prospects. Baugh’s aerial attack expected to spark a high scoring exhibition with Kemp directing the backfield if Waller falters. Sale of 60,090 general admission seats begins at 10 AM with reserved seats at $4 and general admission $2.50. Five children under 16 admitted free with each paid adult ticket.
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Los Angeles Charger
American Football League
Southland
Chargers
Saniny Baugh
New York ‘Titans
ATSC
Mississippi
Charlie Flowers
Dragon
Pan! Lowe
Compton
Jim
Smith
Cal
Jim Carmichael
Groger Garwin
Iowa
Don Norena
Hay
Howie Ferguson
Baltimore Colts
Royce Womble
Jesse Thomas
Wamble
Thomas
Gillman
Kemp
Ron Waller
Gill
Glenn Holtzman
Lman
Bobby
Clatterbuck
Houston
Waller
Worle
Ruson
Titans
Colisewn
Baugh
A. Rapid
al Torow
Michigan State
Ken Ford
Hardin-Simmons
Dick Jamieson
Texas
Torow
Ford
New Yok
Heraline Crusher
Blanche Maveiu
New York
N Y
Giants
Bob Imischak
Army
John McMullan
Notre Dame
Man versus horse race to open Charger-Titan kickoff
Tonight a unique race pits professional walker Bill Mihalo against the quarterhorse Tim, starting from the 30 and goal lines respectively, just before the 8 kickoff. At halftime the U.S. Olympic team will be introduced and Sid Gillman undergoes a coaching transition to Foss of Bam Hilton.
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Charger-Titan
Bill Mihalo
Tim
Gosf
Sid Gillman
Bam
Foss
Bam Hilton
Furillo Returns to Dodgers Amid Camp Shuffle
Former Dodger Furillo, recently feuding with GM Bavasi, leaves next week for Vero Beach summer camp staff duties for the rest of the month. Bavasi says Furillo remains popular in Vera Beach where the Dodgers team coach spring camp will begin.
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Furillo
Lioh
Buzzie Favasi
Vero Beach
Fia
Bavasi
Furilla
Vera Beach
Dodgers
Brown Player of Game as South Wins Shrine Classic
Willie Brown sparked a comeback for South with a 35-yard tying run and a conversion by Dave Richman, giving the Rebels a 15-12 victory over the North in the Shrine Game before 46,798 at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Craig Fertig and Ron Dugan also contributed as South erased a 12-6 lead.
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Doug Ives
Willie Brown
Dave Richman
Rebels
Brown
Richman
Ron ‘Calan
Dave Dugan
Wweee
Rain Delays Dodgers Phillies Game as Alston Plans Pitching Shuffle
Heavy rain disrupts Friday night Dodgers Phillies game. Walter Alston aims to reorder the pitching staff for the Cincinnati and Milwaukee series, with Williams, Drysdale, Koufax, and Craig in the mix. Robins Robbers starts, while Neel and Howard struggle at the plate. Davis may stay in the lineup if his recent form continues.
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Dodger Phils
Walter Alston
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Alston
Stani Williams
Roger Craig
Sandy Koufax
Craig
Avaning
Bridge and TV
Ed Moeh
Phillies
Gene Mouth
Robin Robbers
Feld
Durke
Snider
Frank Howard
Charlie Neal
Neelland
Neel
Land
Howard
Fawr
Davis
Local notices and fragmented text from an old page
Fragmentary OCR item mentions places and names, including a St. Levis reference and a group or event called 8 Souls-Malony. The readable bits suggest a local public notice or schedule with names and dates that are unclear due to damage.
Pasig Lions Aim for Pro Football Clash
A scrambled sports calendar item notes a Chargers versus Titans game and other lines. Key names are unclear, but the matchups include a Chargers and Titans pairing with possible Pasig Lions involvement and a radio broadcast reference.
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Pasig
AsMireied Siria
Chargers
Titans
Ceib
Beth
Had to Make It Richman Leads South to Close Victory
Wilson High star Dave Richman and Poly High’s Willie Brown starred in a 13-12 South win at the Coliseum. Brown scored the tying 45 yard TD, Richman then booted the decisive conversion amid mixed injuries and a hard fought game.
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Wilson High
Dave Richman
South
Richman
Poly High
Willie Brown
Brown
Acing
Lee
Poly
Mike Giers
Wilton
Denis Richman
Lonzo Irvin
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