Poly High sweeps Lakewood in Moore League clash
Poly High defeated Lakewood 34-20 to finish the Moore League with an 8-0 record. Lakewood led early, trailing 10-9 after the first quarter and 19-13 at halftime as Poly pulled away in the third. The Bees prepare for Santa Monica tournament play while Millikan’s win over Jordan dashed Lakewood’s CIF playoff hopes. The Hare junior varsity also won, 59-37.
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College Basketball Scores From Regional Games
A garbled update lists multiple college teams and scores across a range of matchups. Entries mention Stanford, USF, Santa Clara, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Dartmouth, Princeton, Columbia, Wyoming, Brigham Young, Mary, Washington, Fresno State, Cal State Sacramento, San Diego, Cal Poly, and Santa Clara, with scattered scores and locations, reflecting a chaotic OCR of a regional sports roundup.
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Bruins Bid Too Late as Vikes Triumph 60 52
Tony Rosales scored 21 to lift Downey High to a 60 52 non league win over Wilson Bruins on their court. Bruins led early but Rosales key jumpers in the first half pushed Downey ahead 35 27 at halftime. Wilson rallied to level 50 50 midway through the final period but could not stop the Viking attack. Casey Cox led Wilson with 20 points while Reggis Hill added 17 for Downey.
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Tony Rosales
Downer High
Wilson Bruins
Bruins
Rosales
Wilson
Viking
Casey Cox
Reggis Hill
Downey Bees
Tov
Buwney
Dowson
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Netters Triumph in Low-Score LBCC Match
LBCC tennisers win a slugfest titled Slagig-D Meriinn as Hl Johnson and Hitomi Worn secure victory over Nall UG. Local cage action finds Smiths City Cage scoring 42 to 8, with Goya and Fike contributing.
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Hitomi
Nall UG der
Smiths
Goya
Boulevard Bowl Leads In Long Beach Traveling Loop Standings
The Greater Long Beach Traveling league shows Boulevard Bowl with a 34 point lead, followed by Luper Undertakers 15 points back and Lakewood Allstars in third. Key players include Bona Wilcox and Dietly, with teams like Warbirds, Sharty Cont Gage, and MACNLEVS vying for position as the schedule closes.
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Boulevard Bowl
Greater
Long Beach
Luper Undertakers
Lakewood Allstars
Bona Wilcox
Heatne
STV
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Ion Brice
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Wilson Secures Third Straight Win In Tight Meet
Wilson claims his third consecutive victory as Medferni and Teel star in a crowded swimming event. Amid a field of divers and sprinters, Wilson, Redfern, and Schurter push the team to a narrow win with standout times in breaststroke and freestyle.
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Baier
Tate Butverew
Mackage Manterla
Neesar Styie
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Redfern
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Palm Desert Tennis Meet Opens With Close Battles
In the seventh annual Palm Desert Invitational at Shadow Mountain Club, Beverly Fleitz leads the women’s field while John Fleitz and Reed clash in a tight men’s match. Reed edgeed Fleitz 14-12 after taking the first set 6-1, in a day of marathon rallies and sharp rallies among top seeds.
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Long Teach
Mountain Club
Joh Fieitz
Long Beach
Whitney Reed
Alameda
Reed
Magnet Sparkles but Saint Trackmen Bow
Magnet Sparkles edges Saint Trackmen in a tense track meet as Lirsts High suffers a surprising setback. The result highlights strong performances from Magnet Sparkles athletes while Saint Trackmen claim the victory.
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Excelsior and Pilot Bees Dominate Track Meet Scores
Maynex led Excelsior with 164 points in multiple events including a 10.3 300 and a 20-5 broad jump. Derryl Taylor set a school record winning the 880 in 2:00 while Excelsior posted strong marks in 60 meters and high jump. The Pilot Bees edged to 82-5 and the Cees to 64-9 in a high school tally.
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St. Anthony
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Firot Oval
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Dutty
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Prep Cage Scores Coast League Highlights
Coast League action shows Notre Dame 66 over Cathedral Loyola 61, Mt. Carmel 91, Serra 61, Artesia 40, San Marino 47, Cathedral Loyolati 76, Piux XII 43, Capistrana 26, Valencia 42, Newport 71, Santa Ana 30. Teams include LARUE, Catholic Le Antony, Notre Dame, Garden Grove, Huntington, La Habra, Tuan 9, Sreas Ol.
Poly Swimmers Triumph in Medley and Relay Events
Poly swimmers dominate the meet led by individual and relay wins. Notable performances include Morel and Patterson in medleys, a 60 to 16 final score for Poly over Compson, and top marks in backstroke and freestyle relays with key legs by D. Anderson and J. Anderson. The event showcased strong team depth across multiple events.
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Viking Track Squad Holds Tuneup Drills
Long Beach City College’s track team posted strong results in a tuneup against 1957 team times on Friday led by Henry Andrews Dave Jones Mathew Shipp and Ernie Gordon with multiple double victories. The meet featured sprint distances hurdles and miler events, with standout performances across events cited by coaches and grid notes.
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Andrews
Dave Jones
Mathew Shipp
Ernie Gordon
Smith
Goddard
Atenkee Gurmun
Mitehell
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Duke Snider Knee Recovery Sparks Dodger Doubt
Baseball writer Bob Kelley reports wavering optimism in the Dodger front office about Duke Snider's knee recovery after surgery. Intervening voices from Irv Noren, Walter Alston, Wick Crider, and others express caution, predicting a slow comeback or season-long recovery, while Snider himself shows high confidence.
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Durling
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Alston
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Millikan advances to CIF playoffs with 65 44 win over Jordan
Millikan High roared past Moore League champion Jordan 65 44 in the conference finale to secure a CIF playoff berth. star Stan Andersen scored 28 and hit 10 of 18 from the floor while Millikan led 12 2 early and 34 19 at halftime. Jordan’s scoreers and Millikan reserves contributed in a high intensity game before a 1,500 crowd at Millikan gym.
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Andersen
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Russ Lazar
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Saints Win Finale for 8-6 Record
Saint Anthony High closed its season with a 74-66 win over Notre Dame on their court. Four starters scored in double figures led by Walt Osgoon with 19 points, securing an 8-6 season record. The Saints also won the junior varsity game 49-46.
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Heavyweights Split Decisions After Madison Square Garden Card
Argentina's Alex Miteff and Sweden's Ingemar Johansson won their bouts as Floyd Patterson eyed a June title defense. Valdes cried robbery after a narrow loss. referees and judges split on the Miteff victory. Johansson stopped Joe Erskine in 13 rounds in Goteborg, delaying a Patterson title clash.
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Sweden
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Teddy Martin
Harold Barnes
Nick Gamboli
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Gambee Too Good for SC in crowded narrow win
Stanford overcame a 22-16 halftime deficit to edge UCLA by a late defensive stand and a near overtime. Walt Torrence led Stanford with 13 points while Dick Haga scored 11 for the Indians. Paul Neumann sparked the comeback before his last shot was deflected.
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UCLA
Cozeh
Howie Dallmar
Indians
Jeft
Paul Neumann
Neumann
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Roland Anderbei
Bruins
Walt Torrence
Dick Haga
Ski Stars to Compete at Snow Summit Meet
Olympic ski jumpers Keitat Wegeman and Rolf Funk will compete in the Nordic combined event at the Peer Gynt Ski Club jumping meet and cross country races at Snow Summit above Big Bear Lake on Saturday and Sunday.
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Keitat Wegeman
Rolf Funk
Snow Summit
Big Bear Lake
Ram Gymnasts Fall At Millikan Meet
Santa Paula defeated Millikan 92 to 36 in a gymnastic meet held Friday. Readable names include Rope Eli and DeLt Lora among participants, with several irregular spellings from OCR. The record notes the meet location and final score, reflecting a decisive away victory.
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Milligan
Millikan
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Lakewood and Jordan Team Relay Details
In a crowded medley and freestyle meet, Jordan and Lakewood swimmers posted strong times and relay lineups. Key performances included Medley Relay splits and notable names such as Renfro, Savold, and Meyer contributing to Lakewood’s final 3 to 1 score in a competitive dual.
Gasporra Favored in Legion Main Event Debut
Gasporra of Huntington Park is favored to win his 10 round main event at Holywood Legion Stadium tonight against Silvina Rodriguez of Yuarez Mexico. The 22 year old Mexican is noted as an outstanding prelim fighter of 1936 by the Southern California Boxing Writers. Gasporra carries a 12 fight win streak and is viewed as a top California boxing prospect.
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Huntington Park
Holywood Legion Stadium
Silvina
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Yuarez
Mexico
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