Top Motorcycle Riders Set for Box Springs 100 Mile Race
The 100 mile national championship Tourist Trophy meet, sanction ed by the American Motorcycle Association, will be held at Box Springs track near Riverside on July 4 and 5. Defending champ Jay Tanner of Los Angeles will race alongside Ed Kretz and Floyd Emde. Prize money totals 4000 dollars, with Riverside County Sheriff's Training Center benefiting.
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Box Springs
Ot. T
Jay Ray Tanner
Los Angeles
Riverside Bombers Motorcycle Club
Riverside County Sheriff's Training Center
Riverside
Raiders Upset Bloomington 5-0 Behind Parks Four-Hit Effort
Corona Hardware Raidersstop Bloomington's seven game win streak with a 5-0 victory. Pitcher Bill Parks went four for four with a key double and scored on Dee's double in the final inning. Coraonans led 2-0 early and added runs on Nicholson and Wick Chambers hits. Their next league game is at Rialto Monday night to avenge a 6-5 loss.
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Bill Parks
Corona Hardware Raiders
Bloomington
Haynes
Coop” Bryant
Parks
Bryant
Miguel
Duffink
Alexander
Smokey
Rialto
Rialto Reda
Save That Sink Keep a Clean Can Handy
Advice urges immediate disposal of used cooking fat in a sealed can to prevent grease clogs and plumbing bills. Collecting fat and selling it to meat dealers could offset household costs amid ongoing fats and oils shortages.
Mava Ho Defeat Kellers In High School League Match
The Mava Rookies sponsored by Mava Ice Cream Co. defeated Kellers 2 to 13 at the High School field. Managed by Claude Ragsdale with coach Jack Michaels, Albert Webb umpired a clean game as Mava extended their lead in the B league. The team, a mix of junior high and high school players, emphasizes a two-bat per position approach and has only two losses this season to By-Products and 20-30 club.
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Mava
Mava Ice Cream Co
Kellers
Lindy
Red & Gun Club
Claude Ragsdale
Jack Michaels
Albert Webb
Baseball Results From Yesterday by Leagues
American League scores show St. Louis 2 over Boston 3 and Detroit 6 over New York 2 in 11 innings while Chicago at Philadelphia was rained out and Cleveland at Washington postponed. National League games include New York 4 over Cincinnati 6 and Philadelphia 4 over Chicago 3. Brooklyn 1 defeated St. Louis 4 and Boston 3 beat Pittsburgh 5. Pacific League results list Sacramento 3 3?1 Hollywood 2, Seattle 6 over San Francisco 4, San Diego 4 over Oakland 3, and Portland 7 over Los Angeles 5.
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St. Louis
Boston
Detrot
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Sacramento
Hollywood
Seattle
San Francisco
San Diego
Oakland
Portland
Los Angeles
Civil Service Examinations For Forest Service Aids Announced
The Executive Secretary announces probational appointments for Formanry Aid Fire Control Aid and Range Management Aid positions to fill vacancies in the U S Department of Agriculture and Interior in California Nevada and Arizona Most openings are at Forest Service field HQs and pay ranges from 1954 to 3397 annually Applications must be received by June 23 1948 at the San Francisco office with Creed Forms 5001 ABC.
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Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Department of Agriculture
Market Street
San Francisco
California
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Interior
Nevada
Arizona
Forest Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ser
U.S. Civil Service Examiners
Calif
Louis Fights and Unfights Clash in Bold Return Plans
The feature traces Joe Louis's shifting stance on retirement from 1934 to mid year, listing his claimed final bouts and returns. It notes his recent training, earnings of about 3.12 million dollars, and the persistent question of whether he will fight again as public debate swirls.
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New York
Joe Louis
Louis
Jersey
Joe Walcott
London
Jonly Joe
Walcott
Gus Lesnevich
Europe
Louis-Walcott
Lause
Toe
Bloomingdale
Mich
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Joe
Jate
Alks
Watson
Jersey Joe Walcott
Queen
13Th Precinct
Washington, D. C
California Street
Motorcycle Club Plans Sunday Field Meet at Richie Canyon
The Circle City Motorcycle Club met at Bates Cafe last Tuesday with Dewey Roos named Vice President replacing resigning Lawrence K. Cox. Officers listed include Willy Guffy President Tom Moffett Secretary Ed Bell Treasurer George Keller Sgt at Arms and Ken Sadler reporter. The coming Sunday field meet starts at 11 a m at Richie Canyon near Redlands. the program promises an enjoyable ride.
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Richie Canyon
Redlands
Circle City Motorcycle Club
Bates Cafe
Dewey Roos
Lawrence K. Cox
Willy Guffy
Tom Moffett
Ed. Bell
George Keller
Ken Sadler
Scavenger Hunt Winners Named In Contest
The event drew many articles and featured a speed contest. First place went to Paul Benson and George Keller, followed by Robert Hedrick and Don Mailand in second, with Ken Sadler in third. More for motorcycle fans next week.
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Paul Benson
George Keller
Robert Hedrick
Don Mailand
Ken Sadler
Timely Books at Public Library Spotlight Summer Topics
New releases and notable titles at the Public Library offer readers education and entertainment this summer. Benjamin Fine’s Our Children Are Cheated argues 10,000,000 children receive Grade B education with solutions proposed, while Your Community explains municipal health and safety provisions.
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Benjamin Fine
The
New York Times
Joanna €. Colcord
Carl Carmer
Walter Johnson
King of the
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Corona, Calif
Illie Bissiore JR
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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Jamaica
America
Eric Guerin
Corona Golf
Hamner
Nunnally's
TATA
Nenrareys Lft
14Th St
Cali
Raiders
FORD
W. .A. Cropper
Job
Forestry Department
Corona Athletics
San Francisco Cubs
Evans Park Riverside
Corona
Evans Park
Motorcycle Club
Spot Salvage
Corona Steam Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Robert
Edgar Y
Roger L. Treat
Marjorie Baker
Lotus
Margery Milne
Ted Pettit
James
Dodge-Plymouth
Rolla L. Cook
San Bernardino Arena
S. G Street
Corona Iron Works
Washburn
U. S. Royal Tires
R&s
Main Street
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