Little League Cardinals in All City Tourney Contention
San Marino Cardinals remain alive in Pasadena City Little League tournament after split of two games last week. They beat East Altadena Pirates in a tense 2- inning scoring burst and later toppled Pasadena American 6 to 3. Bert Banta’s diving stop and clutch hitting from John Cervenka, Jack Fischer, Dan Farino, and Les Etsitty fueled the run production as Jim Gott earned the win in a 6 inning duel with East Pasadena. The club faced Hastings Ranch next with a game in progress at press time.
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Cardinals
San Marino
Pasadena City
East Altadena Pirates
East Altadena
John Cervenka
Jack Fischer
Cervenka
John Platz
Dan Farino
Pirates
Platz
Pasadena American
Hasting Ranch
Bert Banta
Jim Gott
East Pasadena
Les Etsitty
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Rotary Changes Meeting Place
The San Marino Rotary Club holds its weekly meeting today marking a new leadership year with Ray Getler taking over as president. He returns from the Houston Rotary International Convention ready to present the president’s greetings and discuss convention programs. The luncheon moves from Woodly and Eddy’s to the San Marino Woman’s Club as the new meeting site with the City Club’s caterer handling service.
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San Marine Rotary
Ray Getler
Huntley Circle
Rotary
Houston
Texas
Geiler
Roy Dunwoody Hickman
Woodly
Eddy
Cardinals Clinch 21st Consecutive Win In Season Record Fun
The Cardinals dominated the season to become the first team to win 21 straight games. A .409 team batting average led to 268 runs and 253 hits while allowing only 31 runs to opponents. Star performers included Scott Albrecht Bert Banta John Cervenka mit Les Fisitty Dan Farino Jack Fischer Jon Gott Bill Levberg John Platz Scott Rebstock and Porter Norton.
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Cardinals
Porter Norton
Les Etsitty
Bill Leydorf
Dan Farino
Bert Banta
John Platz
Mel Rebstock
Jim Gott
Jack Fischer
Merle Banta
Jack Loop
Scott Rebstock
van Gott
Scott Albrecht
John Cervenka
John Cervenkamit
Les Fisitty
Jom Gott
Bill Levberg
Jack
Bunter
Bret
Ervenka
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Cardinals pace attack as San Marino tops Tri City in Upland tourney
San Marino Cardinals built a nine run fourth inning in a 12 to something win over Tri City as Paul Bruder allowed only five hits and added two hits in three trips. The second game pitted the Cardinals against West Covina National Champions with Jon Begerow contributing a single and a double for the Cards.
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Tri-City
West Covina
Cardinals
Jon
Begerow
Chamber of Commerce Fund Drive Success
Homeowners gifts flood the fund drive with numerous local contributors listed, including KE Hayes, T FE Mead, Orin L Richards, Robert H Palmer, John M Phillips, Walter Parsons, Allen Woodruff, William Borzi, Henry Wilder, MR Wilson, Charlotte McGlory, William Ro Honner, Dann V Angeoff, Thomas O McCutchen, Edward M Cook, Ann Murray, John J Gleason, FS Girdrowski, Wot Clau vet Ir, W Kevin Hegarty, Robert Volk, Robert DeVos Jr, John Swan, John Armstrong, Raymond Geiter, BE Braistin, RH DeVos Jr, and others. note directs turn to page 12.
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KE Hayes
T FE Mead
Orin L Richards
Robert’ H Palmer
John M Phillips
Watter Parsons
Allen
Woodruff
William
Borzi
Henry B Wilder
Wilson
Charlotte Mc Glory
Witliam Ro Honner
Dann V. Angeoff
Thomas O McCutchen
Edward M Cook
Ann Murray
John J Gleason
Tee
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Girdrowski
Wot Clauvet
W. Kevin Hegarty
Robert D Volk Robyert
Bo Phelipp
Johnn M._Swan
John G Armstrone
Jew F Poppersmith
Raymond 1
Geiter
John BE Braistin
RH DeVos
Rooties
Richard Ho Stone
M E> Totten
Simmons Sap
Marine City’ Club
San Mating Tribune
Warren Ho Debus
Donld P Clark
Robert F- Vowel
Stanley M. Johns
Peticolas T Bolstad
Residential Use Sought For Patton Mansion
City planning officials review a proposal to convert the Patton Mansion into a residential use. The plan seeks a new occupancy while preserving exterior architecture amid zoning considerations. Community input and regulatory approvals are expected in coming weeks.
Where Did They Go June 28 PM Shrubbery to Drive
A fragmented report lists multiple ambulance calls and incidents across June and July. Entries reference locations such as West Haven Shenan Road City of San Gabriel and Huntington Drive with ambulance dispatches and hospital transfers.
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Somerset
Mutual Aid
Huntington Drive
Deverport Road
Hospital
San Marino Band Concert Sparks Town Pride
The San Marino community praised the Band and its director Al Ross for staging a professional sounding concert in Lacy Park. Musicians included local lawyers, physicians, engineers, UCLA alumni, and a funeral director, with the Youth Band of 15 pieces also receiving notice for their enthusiasm and organization. The next performance is planned for Sunday evening September 10 just before dusk.
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Lacy Park
al Ross
UCLA
Orginal Dixieland
Firemen Take Medic Course
Firefighters in San Marion Pine Department begin a four phase medic training program at Pasadena City College. Chief Armand Mart oversees the program as crews receive practical emergency treatment skills for real calls and hospital interaction.
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San Marion Pine
New
Cary Thayer
Mubehie
Pasadena City
States
Armand
Along the Drive and its Everyday Talk
A compact reflection on how ordinary people discuss ideas and avoid gossip as they converse along familiar routes. The piece highlights casual chatter about daily things and people, showing how talk shapes perception in public spaces.
Abatement Procedure Is Changed by City Officials
Planning Commission on June 24 adopted a streamlined abatement process for aggravated or repeat nuisances. Direct action by the City Council replaces the earlier two hearing path, speeding from complaint to abatement within months and charging costs to property owners.
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Acton
Counci
Commission
Counties Bill Passes Committee in Senate
Senator L Richardson announced Senate Bill 2 cleared the Assembly committee on local government with a de pass vote and moves to the Assembly floor. Senate Bill 262 would set procedures for forming new counties from part of Los Angeles County, drafted by San Marino’s acting city manager Charles Ro Martin.
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L Richardson
Arcadia
Senate
Assembly Committee On Local Government
Assembly
Los Angeles
Richardson
San Marino
Charles Ro Martin
Bang Up Show Pleases San Marin Parade Crowd
A festival day in San Marin featured a July celebration with a parade and a concert. Residents praised the event’s orderly setup and the efforts of Prosty Foster Kent Ro Veranda, Ci Pimplovers Association, and city staff. The firework display impressed attendees, and emergency services assisted a spectator who was taken to the hospital.
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Kent
Ci Pimplovers Association
Charles
Martz
Hemself
Fire Department
Randon
San Marino Motors Current Location Shift
An OCR fragment notes Pied DV San Marino Motors now held in phrase by Met cars at the intersection of Mountington Drive and Redtied Read.
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San Marino Motors
Frase
Met Cars
Mountington Drive
Red Cross Appeals for Flood Relief Funds
Red Cross calls for donations to aid flood victims across Northern and Western areas. Chairman Hower urges immediate support as many families face homelessness and ruin. Contributions to the American Red Cross will be forwarded to affected regions for relief work nationwide.
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Red Cross
Hertiert
Huwer
Ny Elty
Disantes
Red Rem
Hower
Vitor
Community July Celebration Plans Include Parade
Weather and page layout plans hint at a full picture page for next week. The edition will feature events around the annual Fourth of July celebration, including the parade and other activities in January Park.
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Jary Park
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Mark Hesse
Fred Carre
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