Lockyer's Battles Topp's in Southern California AAU Playoff
Lockyer's of Long Beach opens the Southern California AAU Playoffs tonight at Long Beach City College gym facing Topp's Manufacturing in the second game of a double header. Tip-off at 9 pm with a 7:30 opener featuring Wickland O'Neil and Pasa dena Mirror-Glaze. Topp's boosted by Roy Irvin and Lee Hanson tangles with Lockyer's veteran lineup. Morrie Taft fuels Topp's with a 15 point per game average.
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Ken Pearson
Tony Daukus
Los Angeles City College
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Daukus
Boston College
Skipman
Pacific Coast Conference turmoil sparks talk of shakeup
Oregon's sports column reports rising tensions among USC UCLA and California over schedules and eligibility. UC Berkeley opposition to Ohio State games and PCC leadership hints at a crackdown as Red Sanders weighs a tough fall schedule. Includes notes on Gil Hodges and a badminton controversy.
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Bavasi Named Dodgers General Manager In Surprise Move
President Welter O Malley of the Los Angeles Dodgers has appointed E J Bavasi as general manager. Bavasi had served as GM informally for years. Fresco Thompson becomes head of Eder minor league operations and Arthur Red Patterson leads all promotional activity.
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Archie Moore vs Whitehurst in non-title bout at San Bernardino
World light heavyweight champion Archie Moore faces Bert Whitehurst of Baltimore in a non-title fight at Swing Auditorium San Bernardino tonight. Whitehurst, 26, Morgan State graduate, has drawn praise for speed and punching in recent workouts. Odds moved from Moore 3-1 to 4-3. Whitehurst’s last notable TV showing was January 17 against Harold Johnson in Syracuse.
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Harold Johnson
Syracuse
Jover Hurricane Jackson
Garvin Sawyer
Bob Satterfield
United States
Sweden
Germany
England
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Rena
van Lappe
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Rajaritoy
Soren
Bono
Williams Ankle Under X Ray Review by Doctor
Sarasota Florida reports say X rays for Ted Williams ankle will be reviewed today by a specialist. The Boston slugger remains productive at bat and moving in practice while Dr Sullivan, who treated his 1954 broken collarbone, may propose additional treatment after his lingering October Labrador slip injury.
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USF Aces Cal’s Newell Honored
San Francisco writers named USF’s Newell and Cal’s Newell among top players and coaches in a Pacific Coast selection. Dick Sigaty of St. Mary’s and Earl Robinson of California were among the first team. Art Day of USF and Fred LaCour of Stanford earned second team spots. Pete Newell chosen coach of the year. Robinson and Neumann shared player of the week honors.
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Stanford
Mike Farmer
Gene Brown
USF
Art Day
Fred LaCour
California
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Robinson
Neumann
Dodgers Hold Scrimmage Amid Injuries and Mixups
Dodgers’ spring workouts feature Mont day’s batting drill, Danny McDevitt’s sharp curves, and players like Gray and Roger Craig limited by injuries. Alston notes McDevitt’s motion and wildness, while Gray strains a leg and is joined by sore-shouldered Craig. Sherry, Negray, and Labine rotate in the minor scrimmage as the club plans for 40-man depth and possible callups.
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Vero Brach
Santa Anita
Cassie Walter Alston
Montday
Danny McDevitt
Tommy Homes
Alston
McDevitt
Nade Musial
Jackie Collum Seeks Relief Role With Dodgers
WEHO BEACH Fla Pint size Jackie Collum a relief pitcher and hurler shows pride in a trade from Cubs to Dodgers via Montreal calling it a great break. The lefty discusses pitches fast curve screwball and control aiming for NL staff. He recalls Cubs relief struggles and notes Dodger manager Walter Alston may use him in bullpen.
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Chicago
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Walter Alt
Iton
Coll
John Holland
Los Angeles Angels
Lem Favors Stiff Arm In Intrasquad Pitching Session
Hob Lemon, the Cleveland Indians veteran right hander who had elbow surgery this winter, pitched batting practice and came away with a stiff arm. He admitted he was not ready to pitch to hitters after Monday's intrasquad game was called off by manager Bobby Bragan so players could get more batting practice.
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Penvens
Don Dryrdain
Sandy ‘Ontax
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Demeter
Tucson
Ariz
Hob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
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Trishman Aims At San Francisco Star Bobby Scanlon
San Francisco City College fans cheer as Bobby Scanlon, 22, 195 pounds, from Buffalo, leads in a rising boxing profile. With 28 pro bouts and only one loss, he trains under Vic Gru Pico and manages the college basketball team while preparing for peak form within a year. Local coverage notes initial praise and an early career pattern.
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Trishman
San Francisco City College
Bobby Scanlon
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Scanlon
San Francisco State College
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Mike Scanlon
Art Benjamin
Local Sports Card Scatteled Odds And Teams
Fragmented OCR lists several high school and club baseball and basketball matchups with unclear team names and venues. Readable items include Long Beach CC at Prees, Lynwood at Siriias, Wilton at Cinder, Ky-Lank, and Glenéate. Anthony and Centqomiah appear as game references with uncertain details.
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