Rabbits Tumble Rams in Poly High Victory
Poly High fought off a late Millikan rally to remain unbeaten with a 65 60 Moore League win. Little Bennie Richard, a 5 9 junior, scored 13 of his 17 in the second half and guided Poly's stall, while Forrest Lind opened the surge with 12 in the third period. Rams reserves Jim Nillery Bill McCormick and Bob North boosted the comeback, but Poly held on for the win as Richard delivered late scoring and control.
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Stanford Blows Out USC 67 56 in Big Five Tilt
Stanford overwhelmed USC 67 to 56 at Sports Arena as John Windsor led with 27 points and USC suffered a third straight loss. Stanford used a strong early run to build a double-digit lead and kept USC from a comeback, leaving UCLA and Stanford to duel for the Big Five crown.
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Ncaa Chamions
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Hay Ranier
Srodaka
Edwards
Skalger
Caliteraia
Lockyer's Market Upsets Mirror-Glaze In Ninth Stardust Tevitational
Lockyer's Market of Long Beach defeated Pasadena Mirror-Glaze 66 to 57 to set up a fifth place game against the U S Marines All-Stars in Las Vegas. Sims Newman led with 18 points and Dave Jones added 14. Dick Dickingon contributed 13 as Lockyer's rallied from a 29-27 halftime deficit.
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Dave Jones
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Jones
LW. State
Dick Dickingon
Phillips 66Ers
U.S. Army
Finn
Smith
Stan's Basket Tops Aztecs In Thriller On Comeback
Stan Andersen sparked a late Long Beach rally to beat San Diego State 79-78 at the Gym, tying the game with a key 23rd and 24th point. Hodge and Florentine contributed as the 49ers erased a double digit deficit, moving to 13-9 overall and 162 in conference play. San Diego State fell from the lead as Long Beach State celebrated.
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Hodge
Bobby Holland
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Aztecs
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49Ers
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Gauchos
Fresno State
Fresno
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Florentine
Jones
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Long Beach
Perry
St. Leones
USC and Stanford Highlight Evening College Basketball Schedule
USC faces Washington at Loyola University and Stanford meets UCLA at Santa Monica College. Games start at 8 PM with preliminary rounds. The Trojans began the season as defending AAWU champions and climbed to No. 3 before slipping to No. 7 after a Friday loss.
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Washington
Loyola U
Stanford
UCLA
Santa Monica CC
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Stanford Holds Off Trojans In Sluggish Defensive Battle
The Stanford team led early and kept Troy from catching up as USC struggled with mistakes. Stanford employed a stifling defense against John Radometkin, while Troy’s errors outpaced their scoring effort in a low pace game.
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USC
John Radometkin
King Madeli
Mile Record Set to Fall at Los Angeles Indoor Games
An international field stars in the Los Angeles Indoor Games at the Sports Arena with a sold out crowd and TV coverage. The mile features top milers like Jim Beatty and Ron Delany in a likely under four minute indoor mark, while the 1000 and 60 foot shot put draw Parry O'Brien and others. The meet showcases Peter Snell and a host of champions from around the world with events starting at 7:30 p.m. and concluding around 10:30 p.m.
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Los Angeles
KABC
Channel 7
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Jim Beatty
Johnny Longden
Jim Grelle
Laszlo Tabori
Dave Martin
Pete Close
New York AC
Milhaly
Beatty
Parry O'Brien
Pallas Long
Gary Gubmér
Gubner
NYU
Peter Snell
New Zealand
Snell
Ron
Risto Ankio
Finland
Hayes Jones
Herb Carper
Muray Halberg
Jorge Kerr
Fe Maica
Kidd
Canada
Muddy Track Sets Stage for Big Test at San Antonio
Favored Four-And-Twenty scratched after a minor heel bruise from a Friday workout as a precaution. With mud on the track, Prove It and Olden Times lead the eight remaining starters while TV Lark was also scratched. Rex Ellsworth’s Prove It impressed in a Friday workout, winning confidence for a mud-favored race card.
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Micaro
Axe
Rex Ellswourth
Dixon's Dope Sheet Fixes Time Schedule Hints
The excerpt lists dozens of track and field names, times, and affiliations across colleges and services, noting yardage and distances in a dense OCR style. It references teams such as Santa Clara, USC, and UCLA with times like 59.4 and 4:24, mixing in locations like Santa Ana and Orange Coast and events like relays and sprints. The fragment hints at a compiled schedule and results digest for a wide range of athletes and institutions.
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Pierce
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East L A Victim First Easy Win by City College
Long Beach defeated East Los Angeles Huskies 78 56 at Vikes gym. Tim Sweeney led with 22 points as Bob Lowes 15 Mika Woodward 12 and Jerry Dick 10 propelled Long Beach to a strong 5-0 start and four players in double figures.
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Louis
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Evidhson
God
Kook
Mae Jack Leklevt
Rutenn
Yous
Don Jonusry
Raimioe Teeees
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Iron Gem Helps Arnie Boost Lead
Arnold Palmer widened his lead to five strokes at the Phoenix Open after a 290 yard drive on the Fitch hole and a powerful one iron second shot. Art Wall remained the only rival still within reach as Palmer entered the third round.
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