Louise Stockdale Wins Southland Writers Award
Louise Stockdale, a 71 year old bowler from Detroit to Whittier, is honored as Southland Woman Bowler of the Year at the Southland writers banquet. The 50-year bowler, with a 164 average, recalls early bowling in a 22-lane Detroit house and notes the sport’s advances since 1917.
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Golfers weigh short courses against long drives
Nicklaus leads the Big Boppers as golfers debate a shorter course with finesse over power. Big hitters may trim distance by 30 to 40 yards to avoid rough, while USGA data shows key holes average around 250 yards. Holes 3 6 1 17 18 loom as decisive, with bogeys likely on tight target areas.
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Junior Baseball Highlights From Long Beach and Other Scores
Fragmented OCR shows Long Beach box score 7 to 4 with Hert 2 and Orioles 0. Other entries mention Grove and Badgers, Giants, Cubs, Cubs W. Yacks, Braves 37, and Rotary entries plus Davis Furniture. Sparse readable facts indicate a collage of local sports results and civic notices without complete context.
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Red Sox land Demeter in Earl Wilson trade
The Boston Red Sox moved Earl Wilson to the Detroit Tigers for outfielder Don Demeter and a minor leaguer, aiming to boost fame with speed and left field defense. The deal also included prior trades exchanging Rolle Sheldon, John Wyatt, and Jose Tartabull for Jim Gasper, Ken Sanders, and Guido Grilli.
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49er Doubles Champions Paired Short Time
Ken Studer and Fred Lucas of Long Beach State College won the NCAA College Division doubles title at Sewanee Tennessee last weekend. The pair, together less than six months, defeated top seeds as Suessman from San Francisco joined Stuart, a Long Beach resident previously ineligible, to form a rapid and effective doubles team.
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Pip's Drive In Tops Redlands For 6-2 NCAA Victory
Third baseman Steve Smith delivered a bases loaded single breaking a 2-2 tie in the sixth as Pip's Drive-In defeated the Redlands 6-2 in NCAA College Division West Coast regionals at Blair Field. Captain Jim Smith joined the win with steady defense and key plays, while LBSC highlighted a strong season behind Perez, Trout, and Suessman despite ineligibility twists affecting team totals.
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Tennis News Roundup From Various US Coast Meet
International League results Buffalo over Richmond four to three. Nationals at Santa City featured NAIA and NATA events. Notable players included Ken Rosewall and Rod Laver with Forest Hills form and San Pedro Peninsula Race context. The Southern California junior and upcoming La Jolla invitational were noted with celebrity appearances and free spectator policy.
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New England Leads After Six Races in URAS Inter-District Meet
The New England District, defending champion, led after six races on Long Island Sound at Kings Point. The Pacific Coast contingent, including Long Beach State and Stanford, earned third place while the West Coast edged the Southeast and Pacific Northwest.
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