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Pancho Gonzalez won the Championship of both the years 1948 & 1949.
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In 1931, Ed Dudley won the Los Angeles Open.
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In 1934, Macdonald Smith won the Los Angeles Open.
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In 1938, Jimmy Thomson won the Los Angeles Open.
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In 1939, Jimmy Demaret won the Los Angeles Open.
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In 1940, Lawson Little won the Los Angeles Open.
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