Olympic World Champs Clash Tonight in Gigantic Arena
Indoor meet at Spurs Arena features 21 events with Olympic and world champions. Notables include Davey, Don Bragg, Bob Gula wiski, Roscoe Cook, Bill Woodlouse, Jim Gralla, Jerome Walters, Mel Spence, and college teams Stanford, Mithizan, UCLA. Records and marks touted. event opens 9 pm with a capacity crowd expected.
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John Dixon
Field Road
Delvers
Spurs
Aim
Parry O'Brien
Dallas
Davis
Mills
Pills
Tarzan Don Bragg
Bob Gulawski
Roscoe, Cook
Bill Woodlouse
Uture
Long Beach State Downs San Diego State in LBSU Gym
Long Beach State posted a 104 to 72 victory over San Diego State before about 950 fans at the LBSC gym. Hank Sajido and Ron Stewart led the 49ers with strong performances as they built a large second‑half lead and overwhelmed the Aztecs. Salcido starred for San Diego State with 38 points in a losing effort.
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Long Beach State
San Diego State
LBSC
San Diego
Lon Beach
Actecs
49Ers
Hank Sajtido
Ron Stewart
Long Beach
Jong
Sax Elliott
Los Angeles State
Pam
CCAA
Ling Rexuh
Brillant Bernie Finlay
Salcida
Dick Dickinson
Stewart
Star
Florelitive
Ron Showalter
Pacadena
Enti
Slim Tead
Menne
Reader
Pasadena
Spyss Tasadena
Erstin
Bui
Sewart
Jimmy Ralph Smith
Amily
L. B. State
Linda Patterson
L. A. State
Diablos
Bill Patterson
Linda
Jones Steals Philly Show At Inquirer Games
In Philadelphia Convention Hall 10,650 witnessed a dramatic indoor meet. A. Jayes Innes of Eastern Michigan became the first runner to win sprint and hurdles at a major indoor event, while Laszlo Tabori took the mile in 4:11.0. John Thomas failed to clear 7-2 high jump as Don Bragg cleared 15 feet in pole vault before sustaining a left foot injury.
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Jayes Innes
Eastern Michigan
Philadelphia Inquirer
Convention Hall
John Thomas
Scord
Don Brigg
Bath
Thomas
Tol
Brags
Longs
Laszlo Tabori
Griffith Wins Split Decision Over Gaspar Ortega
Emile Griffith of New York, a millinery industry pride, won a split decision over Mexican Gaspar Ortega in an eight round welterweight bout. Referee Harry Ebbets drew his ire as Ortega was favored by judges and 16 of 17 sport writers at ringside noted the outcome seemed off.
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UPI
Emile Griffith
New
Bile Recht
Sriffith
Ebbets
Or- Ra
Arile Aidala
Ted Sriffith
United Press International
Young Emile
Ebbets Feld
Lha Rodners
Kabiepraagre Garden
de-Griffith
Griffith
Johnny Addie
Ortega
Thal Avtar
Ailis Aten
Hawne
Unclear sports calendar item with mixed names and results
Fragmentary report outlines an uneven sports calendar with judges and votes, mentioning Emile, Ebbets Feld, Griffith, and Ortega in an unclear sequence. The text mixes positions, scores, and places, leaving the event details and outcomes ambiguous and hard to parse.
NCAA Swim Mark Set By L B Bitlick
Southern California star Chek Billick set a new NCAA 100 yard backstroke mark in a meet against Stanford at Morningside High. Billick swam the lead leg for USC and clocked 60.8 seconds to beat the old record of 66.0 seconds set by Frank McKinney in 1969.
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Southern California
Chek Billick
Long Beach City College
Tevard
Trojans
Stanford
Morningside High
Billick
Frank McKinney
Iniana
Mixed reaction to Dick Button Olympic blast
New York special report quotes former Olympic champions and officials reacting to Dick Button's criticism of nationalism in the Olympics. Jatlee and Ferris defend the Games focus on individual performance while Albright recalls pride from winning gold.
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Dick Button
New York
Press- Telegram
Kevin Jatlee
Button
Oslo
Norway
Art Pene
Tor U
5 Olympic Association
Dan Ferris
AAU
Fitton
Melbourne
Australia
Tenley Albright
Mike Woodward
L. A. State
Carpentier Retains World Title at Aud
France’s Edouard Carpentier needed 25 minutes to pin Germany’s Linus Herman and keep his world wrestling title at the Long Beach Auditorium. The one hour match ended with Carpentier securing the decisive fall after 15 minutes of action. A tag team of Mike and Hen Share defeated Joe Scarpa and El Gran Lotanio in 45 minutes, while Bob Wilson pinned George Drake in 35 minutes in the opener.
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Carpentier
France
Linus Herman
Germany
Long Beach Auditorium
Herman
Eliprad Pr Rot
Ellneher
Pone
Mike
Hen Share
Joe Scarpa
el Gran Lotanio
Bob
Moffitt Reaches Semis in Palm Desert Invitational
Long Beach's Billie Jean Moffitt advanced to the semifinals of the Talat Desert Invitational. In women's action she faces Carole Caldwell while Dorothy Cheney meets Anchata Brown-Ing. Men's seeds won, with UCLA's Larry Mapler defeating Gene Roberts 6-2 6-2 and Dennis Ralston advancing 6-4 0 over Curt Huntington.
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Shadow Mountain Club
Billie Jean
Carole Caldwell
Dorothy Cheney
Anchata Brown- Ing
Larry Mapler
UCLA
Whitney Road
Gene Roberts
Dennls Ralston
Norm Porty
Curt Huntington
Reed
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