Best Manager and Hitter Aim for Baseball Peak
In a Boston week shot, the Indians beat the Red Sox 2 0 as Gene Bearden earned his sixth win. Bob Feller’s team leader Lou Boudreau collected two hits in three at bats to lift his batting average to .558, chasing Ted Williams in the league race. Hal Newhouser secured his fifth straight win as Detroit defeated Philadelphia 2 1, extending the A’s losing streak to four games.
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Local Softball Games Highlight Erratic Play and Unclear Results
The report references near misses and shaky performances in softball games, with scattered notes about teams, venues, and players. It mentions a person named Willian Carter and a wildcat cry on a golf link, plus vague remarks about a caregiver and a victory over an unspecified opponent.
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Mase
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Willian Carter
Open Golf Championship Begins Amid Pressure and Hype
The National Open in Los Angeles starts amid high expectations as players chase the record book. Tony Jim Barnes dominated in 1920 with a nine stroke win, while ties have often decided the title, with Bart Tyre Jones, Jr. winning the crown four times in past editions.
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Tony Jim Barnes
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Bart Tyre Jones, Jr
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
American League results show Chinen whoops New York eight to two in 12 innings. Cleveland beats Boston two to zero. Detroit tops Philadelphia two to one and St Louis defeats Washington six to five. National League notes include Beeston Illinois Chicago one and Brooklyn six Cincinnati five Phila delphia six St Louis. New York plays Pittsburgh. Pacific League results list Portland five San Francisco one Oakland four Sacramento win, Los Angeles ten Hollywood six San Diego five Seattle.
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Iceman Fell to Death at Santa Anita in 1935
The Iceman died in a spill at Santa Anita two years ago. Georgie rode Azucar to victory in the first Santa Anita handicap in 1935. A real gentleman on and off the track, Woolf will be remembered until the last thoroughbred is run.
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Corona Softball Association Meets to Plan Season
The Corona Softball Association calls a meeting for June 14 at 7 p.m. in City Hall to elect the executive committee for the coming year, reorganize the governing board, and discuss dividing teams for the remainder of the summer. One or two new teams are hoped to join to create two six team divisions. The current round saw B division games as practice while A division completed the first round schedule despite a storm interrupting one game.
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Brush Fire Burns at Oak and Chase Drive Near Forest
A brush fire broke out at Oak and Chase Drive south of Corona this afternoon. Fire units from the City Fire Department the U S Forest Service and the State Forestry Service were dispatched to control the blaze. By 3 p m the fire was mainly under control and the Rogers ranch house was saved by quick action. The brush area borders the Trabuco National Forest near Skyline Drive.
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Robbery in Chicago Ends With Odd Getaway
Irving Zarfan, a diaper service delivery man, was robbed of $85 and his pants. He abandoned his truck and walked to a nearby phone in a borrowed diaper kilt, then alerted police as officers investigated the unusual escape.
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T.k
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Association meeting urged for summer support
The association calls for each team to have its manager or a rep present and for all sponsors to attend. Active support for the summer is anticipated and it is essential the Monday meeting conduct business on a sound basis.
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Association
Cantors Donate 5000 Pounds Rice To Needy Abroad
Hollywood celebrated Eddie Cantor and wife Ida’s 34th wedding anniversary with a donation of 5000 pounds of rice to aid needy children overseas.
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Hollywood
W.P
Eddie Cantor
Ida
Boy Shouts Fire At Los Angeles Fire Hall
A boy ran into an eastside fire station in Los Angeles and cried that the roof was on fire. Neighbors and reporters watched as firefighters doused the blaze with help from another station. Damage estimated at about 10 dollars.
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Los Angeles
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