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a Rage C-4-INDEPENDENT Dec. 1958 MEET TI-NAVY TONIGHT Hammer Quits Lockyers, Sterkel Breaks Shoulder Lockyers AAU of Long Beach, which lost its opener to Long Beach State and also two of its top players--Dick Hammer and Jim Sterkel -this week, will attempt to get back on the win track tonight against Terminal Island Navy the Navy gym. Tip-off p.m. Team manager Don Cosby said Thursday that 'Hammer has quit Lockyers to join the Culver City Rangers, a new AAU quintet made' up mostly of players from last year's Topps Club. Sterkel broke his shoulder playing touch football and will probably be out for most of the season, To breach the losses, Lockyers has Bill Baron, former State College star and scoring record-holder.

CC Fetes Guzman, Brockett, Crawford Top awards went to football co-captain Don Brockett, water polo ace Ron Crawford and crosscountry runner Al man during Long Beach City College's annual fall sports awards banquet held Thursday night. at. the Lakewood Scott Chit Brockett, who copped the "Outstanding Freshman" award a year ago, won the "Viking of the Year" football trophy by a slight nod over several talented teammates. Other football trophies were awarded to Chuck Wennekamp Promising Freshman), Henry Andrews (Most Improved Player) and Mickey Byers (Most Inspirational Player). A sequence of Byers' sensational long runs was one of the highlights of a film on fall sports action edited and narrated by Viking coach Jim Stangeland.

Crawford, who Ted the Viking water polo squad to its fourth successive Metropolitan Conference and Southern California JC the "Most Valua en donor a rot straight year. Bernard "Butsy" Wrye won the "Most Improved Player" award, and championship emblems went to all members of the squad. Guzman, the crosscountry team leader all season, also walked off with the "Most Inspirational Performer" trophy and was named honorary team captain. Main speaker was distance swimmer Greta Andersen, who recounted her experiences in the recent record-breaking twoCatalina Channel swim. City League Cage.

Scores Cho of Br. (23k Truett. Baptist, on DeGiorgio (11) Homer (14) Lighty (4) Donnell Hundley McMurray (8) Truett Baptist subs: McClain (2). Body Snatchers (42) Independents (25) Davis (13) Gross (4) Henry (8) Holm Evans (5) Schymik (17) Riley (4) 8 Moore (4) Albright (6), Beresford Snatcher sub: Wilkins (6). Liars (57) IBM (25) Goolsby (6) 'Stafford (1) Dietmier (8) Crabb (5) Campbell (17) Peronto (9) Slattery (26) Smith Schofield O' Harre (8) IBM sud: Shannon (2).

1st Christian (36) 1st Nazarene (39) Callon (12) Lonn, Bob (15) Winterburn (2) -Price, Jack (5). Lydic (6) Ripperdaz (1) Krueger (2) 020 Price. Jerry (13) Dennistoun (12) Lonn, Bill (1) 1st Christian subs: Sarne (2). 1st Nazarene subs: Imel (4), Bethany Chapel (15) 1st Baptist (31) Sterud Knox (13) Gunderson (12) Edson (9) Vaylon (1)- Kulp (3) Sterud Lemminc (2) Cubb (2) Graves Bethany Chapel subs: Rasmusson, ood. 1st Baptist subs: Cunningham, BradCrozier (2).

Police Dept (32) Loafers (20) Grace (7) Vaughn (3) Robertson (4) Bryant (2) Benson (5) Knorzer (9) La Rue. (3) Hainley (3) Firestone (6) Ensch Police subs: Johnson, Turley (1), 'olfe (6). Loafers subs: Ellis (1). Kings. Service Local 148.

(39) Burton (6) Levi Montielh Avery (12) Hargrove (14) Kings subs: Beach (2). 148 subs: White (3), Fematt (2). 'Ivory (30) The Real McCoys (8) Kensinger (6) Adams VanKirk (2) Smiths (2) Chambers (5) Choura Donelson (10) A. Williams Luper B. Williams Ivory subs: Byrd (5) C.

Byrd (2). McCoys subs: Domingues (1), Dillon (3), Lopez Bunnies (45) Garfid. Bapt. (30) Doyle Quinn (4) Brown Barger (2) Thomas (30) Robertson (4) Worthington (1) Taylor (2) Kotter (6). Cassinno (10) Assembly subs: Golf (2), Kelley (4), Krinke (2), Garfield subs: Stewart (4), Bozeman (2), Johnson (2).

Gaspers (29) P-T (36) Callard (4) Dunn (2) (4) Howard (3) Delp (8) Eduards (3) Bernarda (9) Lyons (15) Bass (2) Clysdale Gaspers subs: Gasper, (2). P-T subs: McClellan (1), 'Komarnicki (7). GAMES TONIGHT At 1st LDS vs. 1st Lutheran: 8:15 Richfield Oil vs. LBNS Steelers: Stove Works vs.

Bayshore Auto Polishing. At vs. IA-22: vs. Aero; Stress Vs. Piping.

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A house ran over people. 1958's weirdest accidents are rounded up Sunday in Southland Magazine. hundreds of exclusive local and wire features in your big SUNDAY INDEPENDENT, PRESS-TELEGRAM Mark Trails OUTDOOR To GET A BETTER SHOT. WHEN DUCKS ARE BORING STRAIGHT IN TOWARD YOUR BLIND, STAND UP AND FLARE THEM AWAY WHEN THEY ABOUT 50 YARDS THIS WILL MAKE THEM SWING SIDEWAYS. OR UPWARD AND YOU CAN GET SOME GOOD ANGLE SHOTS Pro Cage Scores A Boston 116, Syracuse.

St. Louis 107, Philadelphia 92. Only scheduled. Kapp, Bates Head Coaches' PCCTeam Quarterback Joe Kapp' of California and tackle Ted Bates Johnson in 1st-Day Lead DORADO BEACH UP -Howie one-putted five greens Thursday and took the first round lead in the $30,000 Dorado Beach Invitation golf tourney with a two-under par 70. He slogged through the 7,115 yards of the tamed jungle that makes up the Dorado Beach course with 14 pars, three birdies and one Howie Johnson 36-34-70 Ted Kroll 35-36-71 Ernie Vossler 37-34-71 Tommy Jacobs Billy Casper 36-35 Wesley Ellis Jr.

36-36- Bo Lew Worsham 37-36 -73 Wininger Ed Oliver -73 Shelley, Mayfield' 36-37-73 Claude Harmon. 38-35-73 Dow Finsterwald 35-38-73 Jim Feree 36-37-73 Bob Toski 38-36 -74 Doug Sanders 36-38- Frank Stranahan Paul Harney 37-37-74 Marty Furgol 37-37-74 Don: Fairfield 37-37--74 Pete Cooper 39-36 -15. Walter Burkemo 39-36-75 George Bayer 35-40-75 of Oregon State were unanimous choice for the Coast Conference football team announced today. Despite the fact California won the league crown and will represent the PCC in the Rose Bowl, the Bears yielded to Oregon in the number of men placed on the conference team chosen by the nine member coaches. The Webfoots placed three on the first team.

Eight of the first-string Coast team acting PCC commissioner Bernie Hammerbeck were seniors, with only one- end Marlin McKeever of Southern California -a sophomore. FIRST TEAM Ends- -Chris Burford, Stanford, and Marlin McKeever, SC. Tackles -Ted Bates, Oregon State, and Bill Leeka, UCLA. Guards Grottkau, Oregon, and (tie) Frank Florentino, SC. and Jim Brackins, Center--Bob Oregon.

Peterson, Oregon, Quarterback--Joe California. Halfbacks Jack Hart, California, and Willie West. Oregon. Fullback-Charles Morrell, Washington Ends Bill Steiger. Twsc.

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