Mark Nears Mark as Vikes Rip Harbor in rout
The Bakersfield College Vikings defeated Harbor 73 48 on Friday night to pull within two games of Valley in the Metro standings. Star forward Markowitz led with 26 points while Anders and Higgins added strong post play.
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Hell
Inter- Fthiass
UCLA Wins as Torrence Sparks Bruin Comeback
UCLA clinched a 63-59 victory over Santa Barbara led by Torrence’s 46 points. The Bruins erased a 14-point halftime deficit, breaking Santa Barbara’s zone defense and extending their winning streak to five. Torrence and Miller sealed the lead in the final minutes as UCLA surpassed Santa Barbara in a high‑stakes showdown.
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Big Brother
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Tinail
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Frank Bennett
Sports cars roll Sunday at Pomona fairgrounds
The weekend sports car racing meet at the Los Angeles County Fairgrounds in Pomona will feature a full Sunday program. The first event will be flagged off at noon. The meet is sponsored by the California Sports Car Club.
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Pomona
Ling
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Corvette
Los Angeles County Fairgrounds
Michelson Third In Junior Ladies At Nationals
Michelson of Long Beach finished third Friday in the junior ladies division of the National Figure Skating Championships. Tarr ence Owen of Winchester, Mass won the first day's event as world champion David Jenkins built a lead over Tim Brown in the senior men's compulsory figures.
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Rhode
Michelson
Long Beach
Tarrence Owen
Winchester
Mass
David Jenkins Assim
Tim Brown
Sanders Leads San Diego Open After Early Rounds
Doug Sanders holds a one stroke lead in the San Diego Open at Mission Valley Country Club after six holes, posting 12-under-par across the first six, with Mike Souchak close behind at 133. Others failing to advance include Tommy Bolt, Jack Fleck, and Dick Mayer. Sanders previously won the Canadian Open as an amateur.
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Onen
Tommy Bol
Jack Fleck
Dick Mayer
Bo Wininger
Bob Rosburg
Rosburg
Sanders
Kon Venturi
San Francisco
Venturi
Vim
Salt Sanders
Flying Wheels Start Tour With Narrow Victory
Flying Wheels, an all star paraplegic team from Long Beach Hospital, edged Kansas City Rollin Pioneers 25 23 Friday night in the first of a nine game national tour.
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The
Flying Wheels
Long Beach
Swedish promoter fuels heavyweight bid in Manhattan
Ingemar Johansson, a wealthy Swede known as the hungry fighter, stands outside the Avenue of the Americas windowing the boxing scene. Promoter Edwin Ahlqvist recalls Johansson’s rise from Sweden to U S boxing and publishing ventures, noting Johansson’s readiness to fight Patterson for a fraction of U S pay but immense ambition.
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Daugin
Frosh Grid Ace Childak Leaves Troy for Home
Freshman Biardolay Calstink of SC reportedly sought to leave Troy and return home near Scranton Us with rumors of rival schools pursuing SC talent after NCAA probation for illegal recruiting. Coach Don Clark said the transfer decision is not tied to the NCAA sanctions or academic work, noting his desire to be near his girlfriend and parents.
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Scranton
Panaltles
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Erblay
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Tern
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Clack
Heporta
Scs
Albret
Pirates and Redlegs pull seven player trade shocker
The Pirates trade Frank Thomas John Powers Jim Pendleton and Whammy Douglas to Cincinnati for Smokey Burgess Don Hoak and Harvey Haddix. Thomas brings power as a right handed slugger while Burgess Hoak and Haddix bolster Cincinnati’s lineup and pitching options.
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San
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John Powers
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Whammy Douglas
Redlegs
Smokey Burgess
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Harvey Haddix
Redleg
Gabe Paul
Thomas
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Fittsburgh
Joe Brown
Paul
Pittsburgh
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Freak
Hulas Hopped by SC Tribe Fresno Romp
Washington hosts Stanford in a crucial basketball clash as Stanford buries Oregon 57-49 to pull within reach of league leaders UCLA and California. Oregon meets Oregon State as California travels to San Jose for a 1940s era PCC slate.
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Nonight
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Trojans
Varga Faces Mr Moto At Aud Tonight
Billy Varga, top Southland wrestler, meets the crafty Mr Moto in a main event at the Municipal Auditorium. The double bill includes a television tag team title bout with Brother Frank Jarex and KA Murphy vs Enrique Romero and Last Martinez. An 8:30 opener features Billy Darnell against the Masked Avenger.
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Mr. Moto
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K.A. Murphy
Enrique Romero
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Isg
Billy Darnell
Avenger
Sports on Radio TV Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary listing of hockey, racing, and bowling telecasts across KNXT KRKT and KRCA channels. Mentions teams like Boston Hearns and Mace Resurts Santa Avitz. no clear event details or dates.
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Resurts
Santa Avitz
Kel
Boston Hearns
Berjoy Meewings
KNXT
Thate
KTTV
Trojans and Rainbows clash sparks eject two players
Hawaii Rainbows topped USC 30 point center Tony Davis and 29 by John Werhas helped the Rainbows beat the Trojans while Jimi White and Lorenz Dunlop were ejected after a brief fight at halftime. Loyola lost to Regis 51-46 as Bill Wagner scored 17 for the Ramblers. Fresno State defeated San Diego State 72-59 with Babe Williams scoring 21 as the Bulldogs closed within half a game of the CCAA lead.
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Jimi White
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Lorenz Dunlop
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Rainbow
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John Werhas
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