Titans Clinch Rio Hondo Title With Wins Over Tigers
The San Mario High School tennis team of 1975, led by freshman Bot Carmelisen and senior Steve Mihaly, clinches a 23 straight league record by beating South Pasadena High School twice. Doubles pair Cornellson and Pat Varpa secure three-set wins as Mihaly dominates singles with four straight set victories.
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San Mario High School
Titans
South Pasadena
Tigers
Bot Carmelisen
Steve Mihaly
Cornellson
Pat Varpa
Mihaly
Babe Ruth Team Forms Here with May 3 Tryouts
The San Marino Senior Babe Ruth Baseball Club announces its first tryout May 3 at 1 p.m. on the San Marino High School field. Open to boys 16 to 18 under Senior Babe Ruth rules, with about 20 games slated from May 16 to July 13. Bring birth certificates or copies.
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San Marino
San Marino High School
Paul Stanslaw
Bob Olay
Babe Ruth
Baseball Titans in Three Way Tie for Rio Hondo Lead
The Titans sit in a three way tie for first in Rio Hondo after two rounds. Coach McNamee says a strong final round is needed and a must win awaits against Temple City Rams. Detmer returns for San Marino but suffers pitching woes as Ruland and Hundshamer hold the line.
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Baseball Titans
Rio Hondo
Yitans
McNamee
Spartans
San Marino
Detmer
Phil Ruland
Ruland
Fed Fund
Jims Hundshamer
Titan
Where Did They Go Apt MOL ST on Fire and Ambulance to Califor nia
Fragmented notices describe multiple ambulance dispatches and a fire at MOL ST with movements to Sherwood Rd and California Bird and Serra Madre area. Entries reference times in April and various streets including Huntington Dr and Cumberland Road.
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California
Alegria
Twin Blood Bank Drive Set for May 12 13
Twin Blood Bank efforts scheduled here May 12 and 13 involve student and community donors at the high school campus and the Lean Maritime Womans club. The Pasadena Chapter of the American Red Cross will supply a six bed unit with appointments needed. volunteers and faculty coaches will help coordinate drives at the high school and campus locations.
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Bloe
Pasade Na Chapeer
Ameran Red Cross
San Mario
Red Cress
Girl Scout Freed After Abduction Near Altadena
A 14 year old Girl Scout was kidnapped near Altadena by a gun-wielding male suspect in a green car. She was confined for about two hours and beaten before being released in Azusa and treated at Lenda Community Hospital before returning to her parents. Authorities conducted a door to door search in the area.
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San Marino
St Jaenes
Farlene Staton
Lendora’ Community Hospital
Abe
Hos
Pital Spokrsmin
Sse
Huntington School Book Fair Promises Family Fun Saturday
The Friends of the Library sponsor a Ben Franklin Book Fair at Huntington School on Saturday from 10 am to 3 pm. Proceeds support the major fund raising activity with books, comics, pictures, crafts, and souvenir items for sale. Volunteers include Mrs. Fosenh Cady and Mr. Wray Tornwell, with refreshments by Mrs. Brent Sweet.
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Huntington School
San. Marina
Ben Franklin
Friends of the
An Mann
Library
Tomorow
Friends
Hampton School
Peble
Fragmented OCR Item About Drive and Heat
The readable bits describe a discussion or note about drive profits and a quick heat reference. It mentions a person or team and a fragmentary remark about timing and a possible end result.
Board Of Education Reviews Preliminary 75 76 Budget
The Board of Education examines the early 75 76 budget figures and considers a potential revenue election in 76 77 to fund proposed programs. Members discuss budget needs and possible voter approval timelines.
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Board of Education
Death Takes Pioneer Margarete Hertrich
A historic obituary notes the death of pioneer Margarete Hertrich. The article references her public service and the community impact of her work, highlighting her role in early local programs and the ongoing fiscal discussions surrounding district budgets and voter reactions.
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Margarete Hertrich
Howard Miller Los Angeles Chamber Leader Dies
Howard Miller a former Los Angeles City Council member and longtime chamber executive has died. He served in local government and community affairs and was remembered by colleagues and the chamber for his public service and leadership.
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Howard Miller
L.A. Chamber Exec
Titans Seek Track Championship
The Titans head into the track championship with a strong lineup and key athletes poised to deliver. Readers see mentions of standout performers and potential scoring power as the team aims for top honors.
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Titans
Incomplete Weather Log Details Reported
Fragmentary OCR text mentions weather observations with unclear dates and repeated words. No coherent event, location, or named entities are evident to frame a full summary.
SMHS Senior Mothers Lunch Held With May Baskets Planned
Readable notes describe a SMHS senior mothers lunch today with plans for May baskets and spring flowers. The event will recognize graduates and feature a gathering with committee members and guests including Mrs Frankn and Mr Miller among attendees.
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Wray
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