Vikings Take Relay Crown In Close East Los Angeles Meet
Long Beach City College led by standout jumps and hurdles, finished second in 12 events at the East Los Angeles Relays held at ELAJC Stadium. Harbor 3C edged LBCC by half a point for the overall title as Jukh Galloway cleared 23 feet 54 inches in the pole vault and Curtis Chanpelly starred in the high jump with a meet record climb of 6-5.3.
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Elajc Stadium
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LEGO
Jukh Galloway
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Herber
Curtis Chanpelly
Harbor
Axton sets national JC record in 200-yard breaststroke
Long Beach City College star John Axton clocked 2 20 in the 200 yard breaststroke to topple the previous national junior college mark, part of LBCCs 7 3 28 win over Bakersfield at Bakersfield. The performance helped the Vikings extend their winning streak to six and move to 2 0 in Metropolitan Conference play.
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Poly in Close Swim Win at Compton
Poly High edged Compton 45 to 40 in a Coast League swim meet at Tarbabes pool. Tom DeLong led Poly with a first place in the 100 freestyle and key swims helped secure the victory. Several Poly swimmers faced earlier restrictions while competing at Poly’s invitational meet Wednesday.
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Wilson bombards Santa Ana in non league win
Wilson routs Santa Ana 8-1 on the Saints field as Jire Duckworth pitches a three-hitter and Morey Jefferson drives in four runs with two singles a homer and a bases loaded triple. The Wilson JV also defeats Santa Ana JV 4-2 despite seven errors.
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Wilson Junior Varsity
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Major League Exhibition Games in Florida and Surrounding Areas
A dense listing details exhibition baseball and gymnastics events with numerous players and teams across cities including St. Augustine, Petersburgh, and surrounding venues. Names like O’Conner, Crandall, Kravitz, and Gly are noted among several rosters, with locations, dates, and scores partially indicated amid the fragmented OCR.
Vikes Top El Camino in Metropolitan Conference clash
Ted Smith pitched a three hit game and Long Beach City College built a six run seventh inning surge to defeat El Camino 6 to 1 in a Metropolitan Conference game. Smith fanned nine with one walk as El Camino’s Jim Tynea held the Vikings scoreless through six before the seventh inning rally. Dennis Cormack Deve Merbeck and Mike Mafie led a flurry of hits and errors that produced the six runs.
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Long Beach City College
el Camino
Sith
Warriors
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Jim‘ Tyna
Vikings
Dennis Cormack
Deve Merbeck
Mike Mafies
Mike Michaels
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Saint Splurge Nets 12-0 Win in Practice Game
Saint Splurge crushed Pomona Catholic 12 to 0 as Gausepohl and Hackendorf limited the visitors to four hits while Osgood sparked a fifth inning rally with a bases loaded double. Walt Osgood contributed early offense, aiding a six inning Saints barrage.
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Carol Heiss Wins American Women’s Figure Title
Carol Heiss, 17, won the American women’s figure skating title on Friday night in Berkeley, adding the American crown to her World and North American titles. Total scores listed as 5 ordinals and 1,700.54 points with Tony Schenke, 11, second at 1,802.07 and Claralynn Lewis third at 1,582.39 in a field of eight.
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Lockyer's Battles Coronado in Regional AAU Playoffs
Lockyer's from Long Beach and Coronado Merchants meet at Los Angeles City College gym at 8 30 in a winner take southern California slot for the National AAU Tournament in Denver. Lockyer's is led by ex SC stars Dick Hammer Danny Rogers and Ed Nichols. Coronado rosters include Dick Ridgway and Bob Ready with Olson Cain and Hegerle. Coronado owns a 27 1 record with a lone loss to Kirby Shoes.
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Kansas State
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Goalege Baseball Update from San Diego JC
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Nine Olympic Champs Entered in Meet Tonight
Nine Olympic champions and a host of track stars will compete at Chicago Stadium tonight in the 21st Chicago Daily News Relays. Tom Courtney Charlie Jenking Bob Richards and Ron DeYang headline a field that could produce one of the greatest meets in Chicago. Other Olympic gold medalists entered include Traffic Murchissa Greg Bell Lee Calhoun Milt Campbell and Glenn Davis.
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Texan leads as Petersburg golf opens with pros outpacing youth
In Petersburg Florida the opening round of the St Bour golf tournament saw veteran players outpace the upstart youngsters. Jackie Burke Jr led with 135 while Middiecoff and Pete Cooper pressured to stay in contention. Several notables failed to make the 36 hole cut as scores and placements rolled in.
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Richards 62 Leads Palm Springs Invitational Round One
Ted Richards, 33, from Long Beach, shot eight under par 62 to grab the first round lead at the Palm Springs Invitational. He eagled the front nine with birdies on the first seven holes for a 28 and finished with a 34 on the back despite rough stretches.
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Long Beach
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Latin Newcomer Parra Faces Delgadé in Hollywood Ring Debut
Latin newcomer Exristo Parra, 25, ranked Mexican featherweight, meets Vince Delgadé, 23, Los Angeles battler, in a 10 round main event at Hollywood Legion Stadium. Parra holds an 18-1 record and is a 10-8 favorite while Delgadé is 11-2-2 after a recent loss to Irish Tommy Bain.
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Vince Delgadé
Los Angeles
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Panthers Lose 40 40 Capitalizing on pitching and homers
Hoover High blanked Jordan on the Panthers diamond, Steve Evans allowed only two hits. A bunt by Jin Berryhill and a Dick Horn single fueled Jordan's offense. Skip Lawrence took the loss for the Panthers, giving up five hits including two home runs by Ralph Mann and Henry Barkhurst. Lawrence fanned 16. The late cancellation halted a rematch scheduled for today.
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City Bowling Continues 2nd Week
The city bowling event enters its second week with 64 Leverian teams 48 doubles teams and 96 singles bowlers competing today and Sunday. Play starts at 6 30 p m with Westside Gang, last year’s Class A champion, highlighted. Alleys 1 2 host 9 30 p m action while alleys 3 4 feature 6 30 p m starts and top players like Jack Rezar and Jill Wilkinson pursuing titles.
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Jack Rezar
NIT Opens With Seattle Top Seed in Invitational
Seattle, the top seed at 22-2, led by Elgin Baylor, receives a first round bye in the National Invitation Tournament. Utah, Memphis State, Seton Hall, Xavier, Dayton, St Peters, Cincinnati, and St Bonaventure also compete as the 12-team field narrows from four first-round byes to two.
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Bay Meadows Race Results Summary
The Bay Meadows meet produced numerous finishes across races, with notable times and placings. Winners included Domisge, Paloor, and Geant Raneh in early events, while late races featured Memory sant and Powder Burns with standout showings. The card included several multi-furlong sprints and named jockeys and outfits, reflecting a busy track program.
Fragmentary Harness Race Report From Tin Ator Track
Fragmented OCR text describes a harness racing event with horses and drivers, listing unclear times and places. Names appear garbled, with references to a track, fuel, and price figures. The readable elements imply an old-time racing brief with sporadic figures and participants.
Long Beach State beats Chapman in tight 7 6 CCAA game
Long Beach State College upset Chapman 7-6 in a California Collegiate Athletic Association contest. Bill Hobbs limited Chapman to five hits while fanning six in a late game rally by Long Beach that included a four-run fourth inning and a decisive two-run stretch in the eighth. Buddy Phillips led the attack with a double and triple in three trips.
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Apple Valley Steak House Sets Season High in Boulevards
Apple Valley Steak House posted a season high in Boulevards with Eddie Cochems 205-211 and 905-62, Bob Hatter 168-224 and 246-48, Bob Price 204-212-216 631, Bob Bernard 221-237-183 646, Ken Page 212-198-175 580, totaling 1009-1081-11096-3115. The achievement marks the area’s best score in years.
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Bob Hatter
Bob Price
Bob Bernard
Ken Page
Long Beach State swimmers set five school records in win
The Long Beach State swim team defeated Whitker 43 to 41 at the Pacific Coast Club pool on a Friday, marking the 48ers first win of the season. Dick Cannon and Bill Price led with multiple event wins and school marks, including Cannon in the 220 and 440 freestyles and Price in the 700 butterfly and 200 breaststroke.
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Bill Price
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Golf Results From a Fragmented Local Page
A damaged OCR golf results passage mentions players Saucedo SeLene Moe Teleceet Biplane Ward-Gray Massero and others with unclear scores. The fragment references a match or event with several names and possible scores but lacks coherent structure.
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Sports on Radio TV Radio Hooa Boayattall Highlights
Report from a fragmented broadcast roundup mentioning a college team and radio coverage. Names and details are unclear, but indicates a college football or basketball focus with local stations and commentators.
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