City Recreation Summer Program Outlined By Director Taylor Wagner
The Daily Independent outlines a city summer recreation plan led by Director Taylor Wagner. Programs include playground activities, crafts, games, sports tournaments, talent shows, dances, and adult and youth swim programs at City Plunge and local facilities. Various classes list days, times, and supervisors, with social clubs and camping guidance available through the Recreation Office.
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City Recreation
Taylor
Wagner Taylor
Louise Lightfoot
Enid H. Wilson
S Cafe
Phil Beggs
L. C. Witcomb
Wayne Taylor
H. L. C. Witcomb
Recreation Center Fund Drives And Summer Event Schedule
Voluntary cash or labor contributions are welcomed for the recreation center building fund. The Corona Recreation Office will accept donations. A series of summer events is listed including Shuffle Board June 18, Tennis June 2 23 28 30, All City Horseshoe June 35, Pet Show July 2, Pressure Hunt July 9, Basketball July 12 14 19 24, Badminton July 15 22 29, Paddle Tennis July 16, Table Tennis July 23, Hop Scotch July 30, Tetherball July 30, Playground Softball Playoffs July 30 August 6, Marbles August 6, Jacks August 6, Doll Show August 13, Speedball Playoffs August 20 27, Playground Arts and Crafts August 27, Touch Football Playoffs September 3 10, Dramatic and Music Festival September 3. Recreation Commission staff and officials listed. Location and time to be announced. For information call Corona Recreation Office, Corona 964.
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Al-City
Basketball Games Planned in City Recreation Program
City Recreation Department plans a consolation basketball tournament in Corona with junior and senior divisions. Wayne Tay, acting recreation director, says practice games may be scheduled through the department until the tournament begins. A five dollar entry fee funds belt buckles for each winning team member. practices run Monday and Wednesday 7 to 10 p.m. at the High School gym.
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City Basketball League
Wayne Tay
Recreation Department
Corona
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
American League results show Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 0 and Chicago 7 1 Detroit 3. New York 4-6 Cincinnati 4-1 New York 2-6 Boston 8 Detroit 3. National League Pittsburgh 6-7 Philadelphia 9-5 and Chicago 6 Brooklyn 3. Pacific League Oakland 4-5 Sacramento 9-5 Seattle 8-5 Los Angeles at Portland rain.
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Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St Louis
Brooklyn
Oakland
San Diego
Sacramento
Hollywood
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Athletics blank L A Lumber Nine in 20–0 romp
The Athletics won their ninth straight, beating the Anglos 20 to 0. Mason and Chagnon pitched, yielding five hits. A trio of homers—Chagnon Ramirez and Gomez—powered ten runs, with a full bench salute as every player appeared.
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Athletics
Mason
Chagnon
Nito Ramirez
Gomez
Athletic
Softball Tonight Delays As Local Matches Set
La Sierra Merchants face East ern Furniture Mart at the high school at 8 p.m. Bebs play Norwalk at City Park at 8 p.m. The doubleheader highlights tonight's local softball schedule with two games in clear evening slots.
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la Sierra Merchants
Eastern Furniture Mart
Bebs
Norwalk
June Softball Schedule For City League Play
The City Leisure Department announces a June softball schedule beginning tomorrow. Championship will be decided in three rounds. Protests go to Softball Association chair Dave Haynes. Home teams listed first with venue notes at City Park and local high school.
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Softball Association Commission
Dave Haynes
City Park
Foothill
Exchange
Maya
Eastern Furniture
Navy
Keller
Lindy
Brito’s
Rod & Gun
E. Furniture
Reds End Nine Game Winning Streak In City Park Haul
Red's Sporters won their ninth straight league game beating the Cucamonga Seven-Ups 18 to 4 at City Park. Don Bradley pitched a nine inning gem allowing six hits. Bradley Miller and Ragsdale each had three hits as the Sporters lead the first half of a 12 team league and chase the second half title.
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Sporters
Cucamonga
City Park
Don Bradley
Bradley
Miller
Ragsdale
Welterweight Title Bout Robinson Docugen Delayed
The welterweight title bout between champion Ray Robinson and Bernard Docugen in Cocago tonight has been postponed for one week due to bad weather. A weight dispute threatens possible cancellation of the fight.
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Ray Robinson
Bernard Docugen
Bet
Cocago
Robinson
American Legion Post 21B June Dinner Meeting
The American Legion William H A Jameson Jr Post 21B invites members to a 7 p.m. dinner meeting at the Legion Hall. Officer nominations continue and members should attend to present candidates. Entertainment will be provided by a committee of nominees for commander including Louis Keller, William Blanton, and Bert Brink. Glenn James will show a March of Time film Airways of the Future.
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American Legion
William HA. Jameson Jr
Legion Hall
Louis Keller
William, Blanton
Bert Brink
Fiews
Glenn James
Airways of
Evening school calendar highlights sports and crafts
On Monday at Senior High students can attend P E sessions including tennis basketball and badminton at 7 p m. Rug hooking class runs at 7 p m in Panther's den.
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Tennnis
Panther
Fleet Reserve Auxiliary Installation Tomorrow, June 22
A charter meeting and installation of officers for Fleet Reserve Auxiliary Unit 108 will take place Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Norco Legion Hall. A buffet supper for Branch 108 and Auxiliary members will be at 5:30 to 7 p.m. at 503 East Ninth Street, Corona, hosted by William H. Hendrick.
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Fleet Reserve Auxiliary
Unit 108
Norco Legion Hall
Branch 108
Auxiliary
William H. Hendrick
East Ninth St
Corona
New Building Permits Issued by C. & Bechtel
Building inspector Bechtel issues permits to Ora M. Taylor Jr. for a new residence and garage at 923 West Eighth Street valued at 4000 dollars. H. P. Perrin at 805 Merrill Street is also listed for a permit.
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C. &. Bechtel
Ora M. Taylor, Jr
West Eighth Street
Self
H. P. Perrin
Merrill Street
Legion Auxiliary to Elect Officers and Delegates
The Legion Auxiliary to William H. Jameson Jr. Post 216 American Legion will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion Hall. Elections for officers and delegates to the Department Convention in San Francisco, September 1 to 5, are on the agenda. A social hour follows the business session. all members are urged to attend.
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Legion Auxiliary
Department
San Francisco
Auxiliary
William H. Jameson Jr
American Legion
Legion Hall
Local Permits Filed For Repairs And Sign Erection
The notice lists permits granted for residence repairs valued at $700 and a neon sign valued at $250. Named permitees include Marcus Pina Jr at 3405 Commercial Street Rosario Blandi at 322 Main Street Hara Motel at 1001 West Sixth Street and Dr M Taylor Jr at 823 West Highth Street.
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Swaney Chevrolet Company
West Sixth Street
Marcus Pina, Jr
Commercial Street
Rosario Blandi
Main Street
Dr. M. Taylor, Jr
West Highth Street
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