Fullmer and Robinson spark reader reactions in Long Beach
Hollingworth notes heavy Sugar Ray bets and fan response after Fulmer pick. Commentary mocks bookmakers and referencing Eddie Machen and Joey Maxim. Sacramento Bee headlines and Solons critique appear alongside college sports funding woes at Chapman College. A bowling column laments unpaid tourney winnings and urges payment. A reader letter defends soccer and mocks roller derby.
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O'Malley OKs Coliseum for Dodger Exhibitions
Dodgers president Walter O'Malley inspected the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and said it would serve as a temporary site for spring exhibition games. He indicated neither the Coliseum nor Wrigley Field fits a major league team, suggesting a new stadium is needed for Dodgers to play in Los Angeles.
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Park Andersen Seek New Pier to Pier Swim Mark
Park and Greta Andersen, among the world’s great marathon swimmers, aim to set a new mark in the 15 mile Huntington Beach to Rainbow Pier swim. They start at Huntington Beach at dawn and expect to finish around noon well ahead of Daisy Murchie’s nine hour and 26 minute record. This is their final tuneup before the May 18 Guayinas, Mexico race.
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Vikes Lead Bid in California Junior College Meet
Defending champion Long Beach City College was favored to lead in the California Junior College swimming championships at Fullerton JC. Brent Lake won the 1500-meter freestyle to give El Camino seven points and a slim early lead as Day 1 concluded. Ken Starbird of Los Angeles City College took second, Gil West of Long Beach third, followed by Ed Hinshaw, Herb Matter, and Max Bowman. Long Beach stood second in team standings with six points, LACC third with five.
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Panthers Dominate Bruins 11-3 In Big Sixth Inning
Panthers powered to an 11-3 win over the Bruins as Jordan High sluggers Lawrence and Honn sparked a seven-run uprising in the sixth. Wilson contributed three straight singles to drive the rally, while Smith added a two run homer over the Coast League.
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Littler Wall Tied Winter Rules Prevail
In the Colonial National Invitation at Colonial Country Club Fort Worth a 1st round saw Gene Littler and Art Wall lead with two under par 158s as rain and wet greens eased scoring. Billy Maxwell and Bob Rosburg tied at 69, with six players including Ben Hogan near the low end of a 48-man field.
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Poly, Brain Aces Set Swim Marks at CIF Prelims
Poly High and Wilson High led in CIF swimming preliminaries at Fullerton JC pool with multiple records set. Stan Booth and Poly achieved sprint marks in breaststroke and butterfly events, while quarterfinals and relay squads from Newport Downey Whittier and others posted strong times. The meet featured numerous CIF records and fast times across medley relays and individual events.
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Knightship State Nine Poly Nine Hosts Pair Knightship
Knightship State Nine Poly Nine hosts Cal Poly San Luis Obispo in a Saturday twin bill at 1 pm after a 2-3 CCAA start. Gent Dykes and Bill Hobbs will pitch for the 49ers as they aim to sharpen their conference standing. State’s track team travels to San Luis Obispo for the conference meet with several members seeded for an outside chance at victory. Top entrants include Jim Sebip, Bob Suess, Curt Hanson, Frank Graves, and John Wooley.
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Long Beach Archery Shoot Opens At Heartwell Park Range
The annual Long Beach Junior Archery Shoot, sponsored by the Long Beach Archery Club and Recreation Commission, begins Saturday at Heartwell Park Range Carson and Bellflower. Registration starts at 3 am.
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Phillies Down Cubs 4 2 as Roberts Shines
Phillies defeated the Chicago Cubs 4 to 2 with strong pitching from Robin Roberts. Philliern Mulrngs and AF tenshittes contributed, while Jag rung in a key run as the offense broke through in late innings.
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Lynwood Edges Poly In Tight Coast League Game
Lynwood High edged Poly 6-5 at DeMille Junior High, outhitting 10 to 5 but taking advantage of nine walks and three wild pitches plus three Poly errors. Mike Butler plated the decisive run on a dropped fly in the seventh, Steve Bach belted a two run homer in the fifth, and Poly scored key runs on walks and a leadoff homer by Gordon Nelson.
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