North Line Silences Souths Big Guns In Classic Showdown
North Line routed South 26-6 in the Shrine High football Classic at a packed Coliseum. Undefeated Poly High back Dee Andrews totaled 113 yards with a 2-yard TD dash early in the fourth quarter, while South quarterback Ezell Singleton shook the crowd with 12 completions but four interceptions.
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California
Southern California
Dave Levy
Poly High
South
Rage
Andi
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Ezell Singleton
Singleton
Dee Andrews
Poly
Andrews
Santa Cruz
John Kirby
North
Coliseum
Todd Jagérson
Steve Truesdale
Danny Spence
Banning
Hawks Aim for 20th Victory Tonight
Long Beach Nitehawks beat Whittier 3-1 at Park Ave Field behind Jack Randall's three hitter. Randall fanned eight with no walks as Long Beach improved to 19-8 and now eyes win number 20 at Maywood with Leroy Zimmerman set to pitch. Fourth inning produced the Hawks' first run on Jimmy Jones's single, Clint Herron's sacrifice, and Larry Silvas's double. Whittier answered in seventh but Long Beach added two in the bottom half, Cleo Goyette homering to cap the scoring.
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Long Beach Nitehawks
Whittier
Park Ave. Field
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Wood
Leroy Zimmerman
Randall
Long Beach
Jimmy Jones
Clint Herron
Larry Silvas
Gary Hubert
Don Sarna
Cleo Goyette
Te Herder
Randell
Cy Phelps
Herder
Heaton
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Santa Cruz
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Whittle
Ward
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Terchdewe — Andrews
Necscotte
Fenleg
Jelards
Paties
Tolal
Irs
Alexander
Campbell
Camenita Rau
Real Antonelli fuels Giants fans hope for breakout year
Giants fans see Johnny Antonelli pitching with form in a 3-2 win over the Reds, reaching 16 wins to lead the majors. The lefty, 29, delivered four hits allowed by Lefty O'Toole and Brooks Lawrence as Willie Mays provided the decisive RBI in a ninth inning rally. Temple made a sparkling defensive play and Mays collided with the barrier but remained in the game.
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San Francisco
Johnny Antonelli
Giants
New York
Antonelli
Johnny
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Rochester
Willie Mays
Lefty O'Toole
Brooks ‘Lawrence
Mays
Tobbig
Johnny Temple
Willie
Gier
Dodgers Eye Big Dividend Tonight
The Dodgers aim for a strong turnout at the Coliseum as Don Drysdale seeks win number seven in a row against the Braves while Roger Craig and Bob Buhl headline Sunday’s expected 40,000 plus crowd. Dodgers lead the pennant race with an 8-7 season series edge and Gil Hodges may rejoin the lineup after a leg injury as Alston waits in batting practice.
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Dney Jay
Dodgers
Dodger
Milwaukee
Braves
St. Louis
Don Drysdale
Roger Craig
Bob Buhl
Drysdale
Gil J Hodges
Walter Alston
Gil
Sacramento Team in Legion Spotlight
Sacramento team shines in a fourday Legion baseball tournament at Blair Field Berkeley as Pomona breaks through with a 12-4 win over Anaheim while Stockton falls 17-51 and Long Beach posts 5-0 victory. Manhart, Pay Maltby and Dick Dichiara key hits as Pomona, Berkeley advance to night finals.
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Gary Korsmeier
Sacramentio
Ollie Brown
American Legion
A. L. Peterson
Berkeley
Post of
Long Beach
Beta Logso Peterson
Blair Field
Stockton
Manhart
Anaheim
Pomona
Carbo Released on 100000 Bail in New York Case
Frankie Carbo reputed underworld czar of boxing was released on $100,000 bail after surrendering to New York police. He faces a 10 count indictment charging undercover managing and match making. Carbo waived extradition and surrendered in Camden New Jersey.
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Fearless Fraley warns stay cautious on McCovey
Baseball observers urge restraint on Willie McCovey's rapid rise with the San Francisco Giants. Critics recall past hot starts and subsequent slumps, while McCovey says teams are actively trying to find his weaknesses. Meanwhile golf pros anticipate a new all star series opening Oct 10 with Jimmy Demaret as commentator and players earning on-ice style payoffs. Sugar Bowl champions LSU boast 33 lettermen back as top national title contenders, with Army Oklahoma Iowa feared challengers and a Big Ten chase among Iowa Wisconsin Ohio State Purdue.
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Willie McCovey
San Francisco Giant
Phoenix
Hazle
Braves
Giants
Willie
Jimmy Demartt
Sammy Snead
Donald
Louisiana State University
Army
Oklahoma
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Purdue
Sports on Radio-TV Highlights of Tonight’s Matchups
Radio and TV listings show Fal Raizis against Lions on KIARC at 7 00. GH Mar Face sesressions on KFOR. Products vs Braves on RMPC at 7 35 PM. TV features Bro Gall Sofes against Seesel on KAGE. EC Mar Feature Race on KNXT. SF Bovna on KTLA at 4 PM.
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KIARC
KFOR
Braves
RMPC
Gall Sofes
Seesel
Kage 171
KNXT
SF Bovna
KTLA
Horse race card missing readable data
Fragmentary OCR sport card provides unclear horse names and event details. No verifiable entities or outcomes readable.
Friday’s Stars and the Great Leap in the Market
A garbled fragment mentions Friday's events and a notable shift in a market or season, with unclear figures. Despite the poor text, it hints at a notable triumph or milestone tied to a named event and time frame. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
Rest order for net star Bueno after grass court collapse
Maria Bueno of Brazil, Wimbledon queen, was ordered to rest after a collapse from exhaustion at the Eastern Grass Court Championship. She lost 6-4 in the first set to Belmar Gundarson in Chambersburg, Pa., Friday, then was declared OK but told to rest. Sally Moore defeated Carel Hanks in the other women’s match, while men’s results saw Qimedo, Buchholz, MacKinney, Green win against Dell, Morris, Douglas, Franks.
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N. J
Maria Bueno
Brazil
To' Day
Miss Bueno
Belmar Gundarson
Chambersburg
Sally Moore
Bakersfield
Calif
Carel Hanks
St. Louis
Alex Qimedo
Don Dell
Bethesda
Earl Buchholz
Allen Morris
Atlanta
Chuck MacKinney
Jack Douglas
Santa Monica
Mike Green
Mike Franks
Los Angeles
Cuban Loses but Wins Non-Title Go
Benny Paret displayed class in a 10-round television bout at Madison Square Garden, losing a split decision to Gaspar Ortega but earning a non-title match with welterweight champ Don Jordan. Teddy Brenner announced Ortega versus Florentino Fernandez for Oct 16 and Paret versus Jordan in a non-title TV bout for Oct 23 at the Garden.
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New York
Benny
Kid) Paret
Gaspar Ortega
Don Jordan
Madison Square, Garden
Teddy Brenner
Ortega J
Florentino Fernaandez
Cuba
the Garden
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