Credit Soph End With Key Play In Poly Triumph
A soph at defensive end made the pivotal play for Poly High as the Hares beat Santa Monica to win Southern California high school football. Harvey Crow’s late third quarter interception, and strong team defense, sparked Poly’s 19-19 comeback turning point, with juniors Wille Brown and Lonzo Irvine vital on offense and Dee Andrews excelling on defense. Santa Monica coach Leon McLaughlin blamed his new defense for the loss, noting Poly was tougher on offense and emphasizing Irvin’s standout fullback play.
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Poly Smashes Santa Monica To Claim CIF Title
Poly’s jackrabbits upset Santa Monica 31 19 at the Coliseum to win the CIF title. Willie Brown sparked a dominant ground game with 97 rushing yards and a 48 yard TD run, while Poly halted Samohi’s running attack and forced passing downs. Santa Monica’s Ken Graham was held scoreless as Rosenthal connected on several attempts before Poly pulled away in the third quarter.
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49ers Dominate Marines in LBSC Romp at Gym
Long Beach State College overwhelmed Camp Pendleton Marines 49ers 49ers won their sixth game of the season as Hubbard scored 19 points with nine baskets. The dominant victory boosted team prestige and showcased strong defense.
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Long Beach State College
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Kentucky and Long Beach State Deliver In Tourney Action
In Lexington Kentucky beat Ohio State 95 to 76 while West Virginia topped Oklahoma State 67 to 49 in Kentucky Invitational play. Long Beach State edged Camp Pendleton 23 to 20 before pulling away late led by Rob Espinosa and Ron Sho of Walter. The Marines led 15-9 early but Long Beach surged to a comfortable second half margin.
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Long Beach City College
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Tepe Beach
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UCLA Basketball Highlights on Radio and TV
Highlights of college basketball coverage feature UCLA and Colorado with station KTLA 633 and Sussoun. Program notes mention game angles, broadcasters, and upcoming matches, reflecting a busy sports radio TV schedule with UCLA prominence.
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Lockyer's Rohr Duel Tonight at Long Beach City College
Lockyer's AAT of Long Beach faces Rohr Aircraft of San Diego in a Friday game at Long Beach City College gym. This serves as the final tune up before the Southern Pacific AAU League opener against SC Dental School at LACG Tuesday. Starting for Lockyer's are Ed Nichols and Ron Winterfurn at forwards, John Meio at center, Bob Delpit and Jack Mount at guards. Others include Danny Rogers Tony Dawkis and Bill Baron.
Nevada asked to fund $590000 for 1960 Winter Olympics
In San Francisco a spokesman for the Olympic Organizing Committee requested the state of Nevada contribute 590000 dollars to help defray Squaw Valley Games expenses. The request was made Friday and targets support across the Reno border.
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Duncan Named Big Ten MVP by Coaches and Officials
Iowa’s star quarterback with All-America credentials was voted the Big Ten’s most valuable player by conference coaches and officials. Indiana guard Mike Rabold finished second, with Northwestern halfback Ron Burton and Ohio State end Jimy Houston tied for third.
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Iowa
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Ron Burton
Northwestern
Jimy Houston
Ohio State
Gene Cherney
Illinois
Bob Placek
Michigan
Sammy Williams
Michigan State
Everett Gerths
Minnesota
Tom Franckhauser
Purdue
John Hobbs
Dick Teatek
Wisconsin
Sports Card Prep Festoat-t 4 Highlights Local Colleges
In Fremont and nearby regions, UCLA and Whittier are among the teams featured. The card prep covers student athletes and upcoming matchups with emphasis on local college programs and notable players.
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