Dodgers faces and plans for Bilko Hodges and Dup
In a Parade of Sports interview Walt Alston discusses the Dodgers lack of use for Steve Bilko, noting five first basemen on the roster and that Bilko may not fit major league plans. He downplays Hodges catching talk and stresses cautious optimism on pitching and infielders for a better season.
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Tang Bemih
Dai
Bob Kellay
Walter Alston
Steve Bilko
Dodger
Walt
Bilko
Alston
High Dodger
Big Boy
Gil Hodges
Poly High dominates Moore League Relays in Jordan showdown
Poly High track and field swept the Moore League Relays at Jordan, scoring 39 in varsity to top Millikan by 1914 points as the Hares stretched their lead over Rams and Lakewood in Bee and Cees divisions. Final tallies showed Poly posting wide margins with strong performances from multiple events and judges noting deep rosters in most races.
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Poly High
Jordan
Poly
Millikan
Rams
Lake‘wood
Tennis doubles duo from Long Beach State reach Santa Barbara semis
Toad Keyes and Mervin Glusac of Long Beach State advance to the Santa Barbara tournament semifinals. In singles, Keyes upsets third seed Chuck Anderson of Cal Poly before losing to second seed Larry Smith. Friday results show uneven scores and several late-stage matches across divisions.
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Toad Keyes
Mervin Glusac
Long Beach State
Santa Barbara
Keyes
Chuck Anderson
Cal Poly
Larry Smith
Sipales
Leroy Gilbers
Bal Reyes
Che Braersen
Lena Esekeyra
Gturac
Craig
Pepreedinels
Lancers Over Bues singtes at Lakewood meet
Ambiguous OCR output lists runners and places with scattered names and initials. Key items include Lancers and Vale names, with locations Lakewood and Paramount. details are unclear due to garbled text.
College Scores From Pacific to Mountain Conference Highlights
Fragmented list of college scores and team names across many schools and regions. Includes mentions of Stanford, Lycoming, Utah, New Mexico, and Wabash with varied scores and partial team references. The OCR text is garbled but reads like a sports score roundup with multiple institutions and outcomes.
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Pacific
Uela SH
Wasngiog
Stanford
Ewaiy
Sethe
Senate
Schiett
Union IM
Renasctaer
Orate
Farrlied Lycoming
Rock Haven
Tebry
Marth Saree
Bettata
Compton Centennial Surprised by Glendale Fullerton in title game
In a crowded gym at LBCC, Glendale High School ousted Compton 69 46 and Fullerton edged Centennial 47 46 in an overtime semifinal drama. Key players include Darrell Sutherland for Glendale and Joe Campbell for Compton, with late jumps and a tense finish shaping the high school basketball championship eve.
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Glendale
Fullerton
LBCC
Darrell Sutherland
Centennial
Perce
Fulleden
Joe
Love
Joe Campbell
Rams 10 Apaches 7 in nonleague clash
Millian built a 10-7 win over Centennial with a four run sixth inning after Monty McDermott drew a walk and Gary Tekdy drove in the tying and go ahead runs with a single. Fullerton used a stall tactic late, controlling the ball until 17 seconds remained but Centennial failed to score.
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Campbell
Compton
Centennial
Fielt
Fullerton
Dave Garrity
Bill Jones
Ken Wzaiee
dTarson
Ani Horeinss Cock
Eulles
Millian
Monty McDermott
Gary Tekdy
Sagen Nerd Cokt
MSA EE
Thayer, Faiteavich
jCentennial
Local high school football and track meet notes
A fragmented recap lists teams like Lancers Rams and Miliken Az Laken and Lakewood with scores and participants. Names such as Stiveke Holmes Lyckmen and Giese appear in a noisy OCR strip mentioning events, meets, and possible scores across venues and dates.
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Uimlacton
Lakewood
Rae
Gerri
Jess
Tee
Caeweed Um Ailiean
Unanimous pick highlights UPI All-Big Ten NBA team
Michigan State star Johnny Green was the only unanimous selection on UPI s All-Big Ten basketball team with Essie Jercan spotlighted nearby. Other named players include Horton Merriweather and Purdue s players, as coaches and athletes across conferences are noted in a flurry of brief mentions from the Chicago office.
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Chicago
UPI
Michigan State
Johnny Green
Essie Jercan
Michigan
M. C. Horton
Wil
Stefan
Tatine Art Petwarta
Lie Merriweather
Purdue
Ore Even Ave Gunther
Iowa
Hile Relecen al Merl
Jordan
Johnson
Minnesota
Reds
Adolph Far
Keatakel Fee Heen
Ttel
Bayon
Poly
Nea Gostei
Montebello
Nanm
Andeccan
Mine’ Gan
Teizlieague
Celeroon
Recreation Park
Pancis Seaira
Canada
Jin Roe
John Berkhoel
Keil Fey
Snhitg Cangas
Saltese
Pdi Gantt
Hariack
Eve Ing
Lane
Era
Manny
Golal Japde
Easure
Hollywood
Tony Tashnick
Michigal
Fushican Awim Records
Dividaat
Lancers rout Pirates 19-6 on Friday afternoon
The Lancers outscored Paramount 19 to 6 in a varsity game at the Pirate Field, led by Don Cornelius with four homers and a 19-6 finish. The Lancer junior varsity also won 13-6.
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Don Cornelius
Pace Lakewood Tigh
Paramount
Lancer
Lakenses Geet
Paramount MN
Martoat
Walney
Wiis
Lowell
Harvey
al At Fayanieun
Lakewood Pa
Marlon
Soom Winens
Corellia
Bor Oy
Ie Ectson
Sea Bass Explode on Local Front
White sea bass weighing 25 to 35 pounds broke loose offshore during Thursday and Friday, making for strong winter fishing. Pierpoint Landing’s Spitfire reported 30 bass each day, with Pacific Landing's Fisherman UW taking 58 white sea bass on Friday.
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Pierpoint Landing
Pacific Landing
Vikings Open Title Defense With Metro Meet Win
Long Beach City College opened defense of its Metropolitan Conference swimming title Friday with a 58 to 274 victory over El Camino. The meet featured notable swims by Redfern and DeLana as the Vikings dominated the finals and built their lead with strong relay legs and sprint performances.
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Long Beach City College
el Camino
Tong Beach
le Keto
Redfern
DeLana
Emery
Miller
Farrinaxnide Techie
Freence
Hes
Tae
el Colne
Trojans Add McKay to Grid Staff
John McKay, longtime backfield coach at Oregon, joined Southern California as an assistant to head coach Don Clark. The 35-year-old coach spent eight years at Oregon, replacing Don Doll who resigned to join Notre Dame. Casanova praised McKay as a top specialist, noting his college career began at Purdue before transferring to Oregon.
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John McKay
University of Oregon
Don Clark
Southern California Today
McKay
Oregon
Len Casanova
Clark
Purdue
Don Doll
Notre Dame
Fragmented OCR reads like a cryptic report from Poly era
Fragmented text lists names, places, and coded terms such as Poly Over Jordan and various misread entities. The passage mentions individuals like Anderson and Bender and terms that resemble school or regional names, with unclear events and dates, creating a mosaic of badly garbled data.
Local youth baseball tryouts in Long Beach area
Fragmentary OCR notes describe boy baseball tryouts in Long Beach area including references to Long Beach Pony Leaoze, Beier and Aerteg Applications, and locations near 244 American Ave. within city limits. Mention of Rossmoor and Los Alamitos appears incomplete.
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Long Beach
Magech
Atheathe
Armetican Ave
Af Avi
NiSe
Cencor
Prep Gym Results in Cypress League and El Rancho
In a compact meets summary the Cypress League teams El Rancho and Muir posted scores while Pasadéon and Stove Works registered notable finishes. The event featured mixed results across several schools with Body Snateners and Fire Dect among the standout entries and local athletes vying for top placements.
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el Rancho
Iva
Pasadéon
Muir
Bend
Stove Works
Siar
Montebelie
Sterta
Fire
Long Beach State Gymnasts Split Triangular Meet Results
Long Beach State defeated San Diego State 42 38 but lost to San Jose State 51 30 in a Friday afternoon triangular meet at 4 Percent Gym. San Jose also beat San Diego 44 37. LBSC star Zeke Encinas won the Jonghorse and placed second on the sidehorse.
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Cara Cale
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Royche
Hempman
Gelight
Rasteudill
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Heifen
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Lille
Detrat
Man's West
Maakana
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Trallea
Patrice Gemeet
Seine Ny
Vaiktelk
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Mt Dent
Femnanis
Peters
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Miles
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Neves
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Miley
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Moeller Charmiptz
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Morera
Long Beach State
San Diego State
San Jose State
San Jose
San Diego
LBSC
Zeke Encinas
Poly Tops Wilson Ginb Bartler and Others
A scrambled report lists Poly defeating Wilson and several participants with scattered names and affiliations. The text mentions Berkley, Whitetiendith, Christensen, and Chelstensens among others, plus a figure 384.5.
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Ginb—Bartler
Berkley
Whitetiendith
Ceak Cro Christensen
Bakley Pera Caine
Nod to Lakewood Rope Clinic and Farm Event
A local notice highlights a Lakewood rope clinic and related farming event. It mentions community participation, schedule hints, and nearby venues. Names or dates are unclear due to OCR quality, but the piece signals a community gathering with demonstrations and possible refreshments.
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Lakewood Rope Clinic
Seerl Sa
Ayaa
Greene Peatree
Orden
Chenoa
Rogers Jr. High five sn captures ninth grade crown
Rogers Junior High School won the ninth grade championship in the Recreation Commission playoffs by defeating DeMille 29 to 27. Bancroft Junior High eight graders beat Washington 32 to 28 for the eighth grade title.
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Sugers Juper High
DeMille
Recreation Commission
Bancroft Junior High
Washington
Wade
Bancroft
Weashington
Fea
Ay Earin Ie Banaris
Caio Ty Revegi
Sith
Bosusits
Lemme
Winilenan Rogers
Belle
Ween Sian
Foment & Parke
Ae Sparge
Chenoa
Volencurtia Cb & DeMille
Williamsen
Local Ad Highlights Strong Sales and Independent Press
An advertising brief notes solid results from a new display ad campaign and an independent press element. It mentions HES116 as a reference and advises calling for more details from the department in charge of the display ads.
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Cail
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