Sports Calendar Highlights Mixed High School and College Matches
The calendar lists harness racing at Santa Anna and several prep and college baseball games such as UCLA against Lace, Jordan versus Montebello, Mayfair versus Mayfair, plus Loyola and Poly at Los Angeles venues. Minor track times and venue notes appear with incomplete team names and locations.
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Santa Anna
UCLA
Blair Flo's
LOSC
Loyola
Litkan
Santa Fe
Jordan
Montebello
Mayfalr
Beer
Mater Sel
Sir Anthony
Vets Stadium
Ara
Pran Svimmino
Lynwood
Allikan
Wilson
Smokewood
Downey
al Poly
Comaron
Ricr
Northview
Mayfair
Kadiye
Power Chief and Grenier's racing legend told
Jacques Grenier, longtime horseman and former St. Anthony High coach, owns and trains Power Chief. The 13 year old pacer, once bought for 750 dollars, has earned 92 221 in purses and won at Santa Anita last Thursday. Grenier plans to retire Power Chief after the Santa Ana meeting as the horse remains sound and competitive.
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Lady Godiva
Jacques Grenier
Power Chief
Jacques
Hollywood
Grenier
Roy Rogers
Trigger
Old Chief
Tha
Mon O War Yan
Posse
Santa Anna
Santa Anita
At&t.p.s
Bridges' Detroit Stay Near End Grabbing the Brass Rings
The much traveled Nipomo squire Rocky Bridges may join another American League club soon while Detroit keeps him as a third baseman behind Chieo Fernandez and Casey Wise. Dodgers celebrate Eddie Roebuck comeback and mock Solly Hemus on Cardinals depth.
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Bridges
Detroit
Squire
Nipomo
Rocky Bridges
Rocky
Chieo Fernandez
Casey Wise
Jimmy Dykes
Fernandez
Wise
Murray Olderman
Lbbets
Brooklyn
Mr. Bridges
Mary
Nipomo Ave
St. Louis
Lotty Hemus
Cardinals
Dodgers
Solly Hemus
Alex
Grammas
Charlie Neal
Solly
Ane Leaves Lions for Home Reported Retirement
Offensive center Caarle Ane, a seven year Lions veteran and USC alumnus, headed home Monday night and said he is quitting the game. He will not report to the Dallas Cowboys who drafted him in the recent NFL draft shuffle.
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San Pedro
Caarle Ane
Detroit Lions
Vawall
Gan
Ane
University of Southern California
Dallas Cowboys
Dodgers Aid From Farm Sparks Youngsters In Victory
In Vero Beach, Walter Alston praised Dodgers prospects after three rookies sparked a 8-0 win over the New York Yankees. Charlie Smith, Carl Warwick, and Rod Aspromonte drove in runs and played solid defense as Turley struggled, while Sandy Amoros impressed as a pinch hitter. Alston signaled farm depth as key to future injuries.
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George Lecere
Vero Beach
Fla—t
Dodgers
Walter Alston
Alston
Dodger
Jay
New York Yankees
Nervvs
Charlie Smith
Victoria
Texas
St. Paul
Rod Aspromonte
Montreal
Carl Warwick
Spokane
Smith
Warwick
Promonte
RBI
Paero EY
Amaros
Yankees
Turley
Long Beach Junior Tennis Awards Top 1960 Championship
LAUD L. B. PATRONS Jr. Tennis Event Rated Best Ever by AL LARSON. The Long Beach Junior Tennis Championships draw 300 entrants and attract top junior talent. Karen Hantze wins again in the girls singles while Roy and Pathy Barth of San Diego claim a mixed victory. Special praise for director John Thanes and Bonnie Harter. the tournament offers free lunches and marks a standout year for youth tennis.
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AL Larson
Lakewood
Country Club
Long Beach
Karen Hantze
Kathy Chabot
San Diego
Roy
Will Bond
Dave Sandertin
Ign
Fred Drilling
Jerry Crom
John Thanes
Bonnie Harter
Marshall to Giants for Pitcher
Phoenix Special to the Press Telestar Jim Marshall changed clubs for the fourth time since the end of 1959 when traded to the San Francisco Giants. The Giants obtained the left hand hitting first baseman from the Boston Red Sox for veteran pitcher Al Worthington. The Belmont Shore resident finished 1959 with the Chicago Cubs and had been shuttled among teams in a sequence including the Red Sox and Indians before returning to Boston. The Giants seek depth at first base and in the outfield with Marshall who batted .252 for the Cubs and is a noted long ball hitter. Worthington was 2-3 for the Giants in 1959.
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Phoenix
Theo
Beach
Jim Marshall
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Boston Red Sox
al Worthington
Belmont Shore
Chicago Cubs
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Sammy White-Russ Nixon
Marshall
Cubs
Cardinals
Hall
Battliyg
Frank Lane
Indians
Joe Gordon
Francona
Wilt Leaves Loophole In Statements In Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain refused to return to the NBA but added he might reconsider if changes occur. He spoke Monday night at the Philadelphia Basketball Writers Club awards banquet where he was honored as the league’s outstanding player and rookie.
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Philadelphia
Chamberlain
National Basketball Assa
Philadelphia Basketball Writers Club
NBA
Exhibition results feature Culley and team standings
Ravenstein Ayatter and accamende update show Culley leading with top scores. Jedd TY finishes with notable performance as Crone and Ming secure high marks. Westerfeld and Gama also place among the top competitors in the event.
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Culley
Ravenstein
Ayatter
Accamende
Cini A. Kalowek
Aid
Crone
Mer Ming
Westerfeld
Arid Gama
Exhibition scoreboard and standings mixed across leagues
Fragmented scores from multiple exhibition games list teams such as Chicago Detroit Los Angeles New York and Philadelphia with partial results and player notes. Mon day results include cited players and venues in Miami West Palm Beach Clearwater St Petersburg as scattered standings and box entries appear.
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Chicago
Detroit
Los Angeles
Washington
Miami
Fla
Sy Nushall
Henry
Bailey
Coleman
Anderson
Yrlandos
Glasebero
West Palm Beach
Kania Chy
Faylack
Massh
Wituckl
Herebert
Reed
Folles
Herbert
Thrancherry
Clearwater
Richares
Wieand
Dollerstayzhardl
Short
Galrymple
Long Beach State elects track captains
Tom Ryan and Jim Mac Dougall named varsity track and field captains at Long Beach State. Ryan, an Olympic marathon dark horse, is noted as a leading distance runner in the CCAA. MacDougall is cited as a 13 foot pole vaulter, while Jon Rexreal set a 440 record of 50.4 and was chosen frosh captain.
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Tom Ryan
Jim MacDougall
Long Beach State
Ryan
CCAA
MacDougall
Jon Rexreal
49ers Beat Occidental as Stevenson Fires 70
Pinky Stevenson shot a 70 to win medalist honors as Long Beach State College golfers defeated Occidental 38-21 at Annandale Country Club in Pasadena. Jim Curry posted 76 and Bob Lewis 77 for the winning team as State improved to 8-6 on the season.
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Pinky Stevenson
Long Beath State College
Roffers
Occidental
Mandiy
Annandale Country Club
Pasadena
Jim Curry
Bob Lewis
State
College Grid World Series Proposed by Big Ten Coach
Northwestern athletic director Stu Holcomb urged a college grid world series in a Monday letter to Big Ten commissioner Tug Wilson and NCAA secretary Walter Byers. The plan would crown champions from six conferences and two at large teams with a late November start and December finish, avoiding a postseason break. The proposal names the Big Ten AAWU Big Eight Southeast Atlantic and Far Southwest as pools with Army Navy Notre Dame Syracuse and Pittsburgh among potential at larges.
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Northwestern
Stu Holcomb
Bi Ten
Sinner
Tug Wilson
NCAA
Walter Byers
Big Ten
AAWU
Holcomb
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By Jack Teele
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Saints
Johnny Olszewski
Harmess Horses
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Elroy Hirsch
Hirsch
Ram
Miles Rosud
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le Bo
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Worthington
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PCL
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