Jordan Panthers Upset Santa Monica in CIF Playoffs
Jordan High stunned Santa Monica 63 57 to reach the CIF playoff quarterfinals at Long Beach City College. Coach Ben Palmgren's team erased a 12 point deficit with a third quarter rally led by Ron Batson and Dale Hagey as Jordan outscored Santa Monica 24 11 in the period and held on for the win. Jordan will face the winner of the Oxnard Rancho game in an upcoming semifinal at an undetermined site.
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Jessen Leads Jacksonville Women Open After Round
Ruth Jessen shot a four under par 72 to lead the $5,000 Jacksonville Women's Open. The 20 year old had nine one putt greens and sits one stroke ahead of Betsy Rawls, with Betty Dodd and Louise Suggs one back.
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Ortiz Faces Filippo in Legion Stadium Scrape Tonight
Unbeaten Carlos Ortiz of New York seeks his 2st straight victory in a 10-round featherweight bout with Lou Filippo of Los Angeles at Hollywood Legion Stadium. Ortiz, 20, is a 2-1 favorite and Puerto Rico native. Filippo, 28, known for a solid punch, aims to push Ortiz to a busy night barring cuts.
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CIF Playoff Round Two Scores From Northern Group Thrillers
Central Grose led by Jordan 83 and Senin Monee 34 defeated Covina 34 to 22 as El Monte edged Kurrougta 45 to 7 while San Marino topped Victor Valley 65 to 20 in a Northern Group round two. Other results include Oxnard over Sante Might and Imperial 45 in incomplete reports from the quarterfinal slate.
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El Segundo Fullerton Poly CIF Swim Relays Victors
El Segundo Fullerton and Poly won CIF swimming relays in a meet marked by records and standout performances. Chuck Bittick Frank Albin and Poly swimmers led medley relay times while Wilson set meet marks in backstroke and other events. Whittier finished second as Poly dominated the varsity division. Hares led in Bee division with new marks.
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State College Mermen Set Records in Meet
State College mermen set two records at their first prima meet in history though they went 2-2. Bill Price led with the 200 yard breaststroke clocking 2 46.4 seconds and the 400 medley relay team posted strong times. Coast JC and Long Beach State both posted wins as State College swimmers marked notable records.
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Ski slopes plan weekend openings with variable snowfalls
Southland ski areas expect partial weekend operations with light spring snow. Depths range from four to fifteen inches after fresh additions to the base. Forecasts call for little additional precipitation though flurries are possible at sites like Giraika Ridge Snow Summit and Tahoe areas.
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Orange Coast Defeats State Golfers in Practice Match
Orange Coast JC golfers edged Long Beach State 21 to 15 in a practice round at Santa Ana Country Club. Joe Petii was low scorer for Long Beach with 74, while Salcedo and Patton contributed notable scores amid a distracted read of the OCR.
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Cathedral Football Coach In Critical Condition At Hospital
Cathedral High head football coach is reported in critical condition at St Francis Hospital in Lynwood after a fall illness. The article mentions team details, surrounding events, and a wide list of local sports figures and upcoming league activities.
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Pro Basketball Masters Result Summary
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National Cage Results and Regional Scores
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Harbor Cagers Mount Effigy Protest After Loss
Harbor Junior College basketball players and associates created six paper bag dummies bearing numbers near a mural three days after an effigy of Coach Norm Kettering was found. The display, set beside a sign reading Metro chumps, followed Harbor’s loss to Metropolitan Conference leaders San Diego. Kettering remarked he doubted the protest would end with him. School officials offered no comment.
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Fullerton JC Gains State Cage Berth in Playoff Thriller
Jerry Pimm scored 36 points to spark Fullerton JC past Orange Coast College 81-79 in a playoff for a state tournament berth. The victory ties the conference scoring record and sets up a state tourney opener versus Hancock 3C of Santa Maria, ranked among the West’s top junior colleges.
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Rosen May Yet Play With Indians
Speculation swirls that Al Rosen may return from retirement to play third base for the Cleveland Indians this season. The rumor gained fresh attention as Spring Training opened and rosters shifted amid uncertainty about Rosen's future with the team.
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Rain Dampens Spring Sports Across State
Frantic cancellations hit spring sports as rain forced many outdoor events to be postponed or moved. Santa Ana Relays goals linger with events shifted to later dates, while other track and baseball meet plans, including Milikan and SC UCLA Relay Carnival, were postponed and rescheduled.
iDe Vicenzo Sets Pace in Mexico
iDe Vicenzo led the Mexico event with a two day 67 at Baton Rouge Open golf tourney as Demaret and Nary struggled with putter issues. Freddy Haas posted the best round, 66, while a 13 player trade involving the Yankees and Athletics was noted in the same report.
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Wallace and Rosenbluth Lead All-ACC Basketball Team
Grady Wallace of South Carolina and Len Rosenbluth of North Carolina head the United Press all Atlantic Coast Conference basketball team announced today. Other selections include players from Duke and Maryland with standout performances noted from the season.
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Bay Meadows Race Finishes and Payouts Summary
Bay Meadows results list several finishes with horses such as Fever and Zol in the upper placements. Purses and exact times appear garbled but show a Daly Double total of 3198 dollars and a payoff entry of 339 dollars for an RBO wager.
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Racing Almanac Fragment Highlights Faint Bets and Odds
Fragmentary OCR lists horse names, odds, and race notes including furlongs and times. Names such as Moreno, Valenzuela, and Lighthouse appear with various odds, while multiple race outcomes and betting details are scattered, yielding a hazy snapshot of a chaotic card.
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