East West Shrine Game opens with packed arena in Kenar stadium
A Shrine game in Kenar stadium San Francisco draws 60 000 fans as East and West squads prepare for a high tempo contest. Coaches Kerr Hollingbery Norton preview a fast paced battle with strong backfields led by Girard Kelly and Heap while defenses emphasize running stops and quick passes.
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A garbled OCR style fragment lists various items and numbers such as 9-Sthehsector ID-AlT 18-Stey 2u- Ask All My Cover again, touching on memoirs and a range of unrelated terms. The text appears as a jumbled catalog with few coherent details or clear entities.
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Local college clash effects praised by coaches
Roger Harding of Californias and Jick Sachse of Texas led the West center spot with Rugkies Bats Mc Clure of Nevada and Monte Man cried of Texas A and M drawing praise. Neither the east nor the west coaching staffs could name probable starting lineups.
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Shamrocks Meet Panther Team in Winter arena clash
San Francisco Shamrock hockey team meets Pasadena tonight at Winteruml arena in a Pacific Coast League clash. Charley Sands of the Shamrocks and Ray Teele of the Panthers expected to anchor defense with teammates Clare Wainh and McGibbon in key battles as the teams vie for momentum in the league.
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State Seeks Race Man Meeting With Byrnes
Los Angeles report says California officials will seek a meeting with War Mobilization Director James F. Byrnes. The state commission plans to be represented and outline its position amid wartime activities. No hunting or trespassing signs posted at the Hayward review site.
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Bomb destroys servicemen’s club in Paris raid aftermath
Paris suffered a devastating blast when a German plane dropped a bomb on a servicemen’s club, killing several and wounding many others. Survivors described engulfing flames and confusion as emergency crews rushed the injured to hospitals. Paris lights burned after the attack, amid fears of renewed danger.
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Naval Air School Five Trims Coast Guard Coast Riders 66
Naval Air Training School five defeated the Coast Guard Surf Riders 66 in overtime in a Northern California league game. The contest featured strong play from both sides as the Naval team pulled ahead late.
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Ill With Flu May Sideline USC Star In Rose Bowl
Pasadena UP report notes Don Hardy, USC end and defensive leader, ill with flu and possibly unable to play Tennessee in the Rose Bowl. Freshman Paul Salata slated for first-string duties if Hardy can’t go, Cravath plans light practice then hotel confinement before game day. Tennessee and USC both juggling injuries and lineup shifts as kickoff nears.
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St Louis Players and Executives Sweep Sporting News Awards
St Louis dominates the major league scene as Sporting News names Luke Sewell manager of the year Marty Marion player of the year and William Dye top executive Dewitt Cleary credited for turning the Browns into a surprise pennant winner after a decade of mediocrity.
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Canada Race Tracks Will Not Be Closed Revenue Is Needed
Canada will not close race tracks for the duration as revenue from the sport remains important and not all nations have halted racing. Officials indicate tracks are kept idle now but expected to reopen for summer operations, with Miami still listed as operating in some accounts.
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Miami to Operate Track on January 3 Claim
Miami officials say track operations will resume January 3 after a June 3 request to halt racing. Interpreting the plan as continuing, they expect racing to run at Ukat 2 and plan funds distribution for horses facing potential shortages when tracks stop.
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Golfers and Stars Play Tuneup Match at Lakeside
Golfers and movie stars mingle at Lakeside Country Club for a tuneup handicap best ball event ahead of the $13,293 Los Angeles Open at Riviera. Bing Crosby and Bob Hope, joined by Sammy Snead and others, participate in the charity style gathering.
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Crowd Routs Dearborn Montgomery Ward Store Turmoil
In Dearborn Detroit area 75 people, described as union goons by manager Roland Easterbrook, surged through a Montgomery Ward store causing smashed glass toppled counters and trampled merchandise. No injuries reported as the crowd dispersed within minutes after a three week regional strike.
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Suits Filed by OPA Against 23 Markets in Bay Area
In San Francisco area, the Office of Price Administration filed injunction suits against 23 markets and grocery stores. The action targets price and service violations, with details outlining compliance steps and potential penalties under wartime price controls. Local officials expect swift proceedings and full adherence to OPA rulings.
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