Long Beach State Film Session Brings Fresh Controversy
In this sports column by Jack Teele, Tom By and Jim Strangeland witness Long Beach City College 6-4 Bakersfield play as coach Bill Poore and Nick Oglesich review film. A late incident, quotes from Jerry Wynn, and DeLotto reflections on Flagstaff’s game conditions spark debate about scouting and pro interest in Long Beach State players.
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Jim Strangeland
Bill Poore
Nick Oglesich
Long Beach City College
Bakersfield
Poore
Wynn
Long Beach State
Mike DeLotto
Flagstaff
49Ers
Mike
Arizona State
Long Beach
Flagslaff
San Diego University
Bob McCutcheon
DeLotto
Wynn Sid
McCutcheon
Army Pitt Game Set at Michie Stadium Tickets Sellout Imminent
Army and Pitt football showdown at Michie Stadium near New York Friday drew intense demand with over 3 000 tickets sold to Pitt students and 2 500 seats reserved for the Cadet corps. The US Military Academy announced the event amid weeks of anticipation.
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Weat Point
N.Y
Ara
Pitaburgh
Theseat Michie
Ha Hen
Military Academy
Offic
Pitt
Cadet Corps
Caliente Race Report Orphaned OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text describes turd races and related betting or scoring terms with mismatched names and garbled lines. The passage references runners or teams, distances, and dates in a distorted format, leaving key details unclear and unreadable.
UCLA SC Set for Two PCC Doubleheaders in Long Beach
Two big basketball nights loom as UCLA and Southern California plan Pacific Coast Conference doubleheaders at Long Beach City College on February 21 and 22. UCLA faces Stanford and Oregon State while USC takes on Stanford and Oregon, shaping the finale of the PCC slate. Veterans and newcomers line up behind coach John Wooden as practice opens.
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Beach
UCLA
Stanford
Oregon State
Oregon
Bruins
State
Pacific Coast
Beavers
Trojans
Long Switch
Indians
Beach City
Long Beach
Uclal
Conrad Burke
Jim
John Halston
Ben Rogers Wooden
Walt Torrence
Zealand
Denny Miller
U. S. State Department
Army
Rafer Johnson
Johnson
Hawaii Kai Regas Wins Sahara Cup at Lake Mead
Hawaii Kai from Seattle driven by Tack Regas clinches the Sahara Cup in the Lake Mead unlimited hydroplane event. Regas secures final heat victory as 15,000 spectators watch under fading light. Regas amplifies his lead with earlier heats totaling 800 national points, while Miss U.S. IV and other boats earn podiums in a hazardous 3-mile final.
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Thriftway Too
Brien Ype
Lake Mead
Hawaii Kai
Jack Regas
Boulder City
Ney
Seattle
Tack Regas
Livermere
Calif
Regas
Hydeos
Thriftway
Brien
Wyagle
Iawaii
U.S
Detroit
Bud Gil
Ed Hydro
Nam
Chuck Hickling
Maverick
Bill Stead
Sahara
World track records set in 1957 seven marks fall
London AP reports seven individual world track records in 1957 with Stanislav Jungwirch Derek Ibbotson and Vladimir Kuty among those improving marks. Notable events include 1500 meters and 440 yard hurdles as records shift from 1956 Olympic season.
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London
Jean
Stanislav Jungwirch
Caecho Alovaxia
Corimelius Warmerdam
United States
Josh Culbyearh
Uniterd Stables
Yurt Liter
Inti
Lon Sturner
Vladimir Kuty
Sia
Gorton
Pirle
Britain
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Leird Quarter
Hailmack
Bob Baker
Uglesich
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Jerry Wyrin
Jerry Sas
Jerry
Wenn
Jim Hagey
Jerry Sullivan
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Bob Pinkerton
Ted
Caliente
Pwi
Rational Distillers Prod. CO
Bourson
Noi Wae Ney Kere
Miss Bardahl
Norm Christiansen
Stead
Reno
Nev
University of Tears
Abilene “Christian College
University of Texas
University of Southern Cully
Texas
Ford
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Dan ER Hallysabe Legion Studeee
Stan Gane
Peace Officer Training Service Dept
P.O
California
Finase
Iray
Agena
America
Institute of Life Insurance
Madison Avenue
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