Niners Acquire Three Linemen From Giants in Trade Talks
The San Francisco Forty Niners reportedly traded for three Giants linemen Al Catapella Sid Youngerman and Eldred Kraemer with terms undisclosed. Washington signs Steve Meilinger from Bethleham Pa completing Army service in July. Frank Sinatra acquires half interest in Cisco Andrade the lightweight title hopeful. Joe Vancisin moves toward Yale basketball coach post. Australian Olympic Committee outlines housing for athletes with 181 houses and 12 shops still under construction.
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Cisco Andrade
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Joe Vancisin
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Yale University
Australian Olympic Committee
Olympic Village
Wayne Pitts Tops Shooting Field at Monday Meet
Wayne Pitts led pistol shooting with a 239 score on Monday evening. Jack Hemstreet placed second and Franz Kilaway third as eleven men competed.
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Spartan Pistol Club wins intercollegiate championship
The Spartan Pistol Club, sponsored by Michigan State University Army ROTC, captured the intercollegiate title with a record 421 points of 1 500. About 13 000 WAVES served in the Navy Hospital Corps during World War II.
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Violations Lead To Fines In State Wildlife Convictions
The week ending June 9 saw 139 violators convicted for wildlife and fishing violations across Michigan justice courts. Total fines reached 1335 dollars with 1077 dollars in court costs. proceeds fund the state library. A Cadillac resident paid 50 dollars in fines and 8.40 in costs plus three days in jail for illegal deer possession, while a Boon man paid the same fines and received seven days behind bars.
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Cadillac
Boon
Tigers prove pennant race not a one team affair
The Tigers sweep the Yankees in three straight at New York and show the AL pennant race is wide open. Yankee pitching struggles with Byrne Bucks Larsen Turley and Ford. Mantle heats up while Berra remains steady and Stengel contemplates the pennant outlook if Mantle cools.
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Michigan seeks license hikes to fund outdoor programs
The Michigan Conservation Commission advised lawmakers in 1957 to raise hunting fishing camping and trapping license prices to boost revenue by about 1.75 million dollars in 1958 and about 2.75 million overall while warning sales may dip ten percent. Proposed increases cover resident and nonresident fishing deer licenses archery trapping and camp permits with an additional proposal for half price fishing licenses for women and a general rod license for Great Lakes anglers.
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State Conservation Commission
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Great Lakes
Michigan forest fire losses fall below 1954 levels
Michigan reports 337 fires damaging 2069 acres across state and private forests and grasslands this year, a marked improvement from 1954 records. Last week 34 fires caused 66 acres of damage, with most losses in the northern Lower Peninsula and the Upper Peninsula. Conservation officials say steps are underway to minimize damage and fire prevention is emphasized.
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Tigers Radio and TV Coverage With Mel Ott and Van Patrick
The Tigers game will be carried on radio and television with announcers Mel Ott and Van Patrick guiding coverage. Fans can follow play by play and expert analysis across available stations and networks.
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Hot Days Kill Fish In Michigan Lakes
An early spell of hot weather has caused a fish kill in several Michigan lakes. Extremely high June temperatures reduce oxygen in shallow water, suffocating fish. Conservation Department reports many dead fish as weather worsens. cooler weather remains the only sure remedy.
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Michigan
Conservation Department
Geeuirs
Nature
Three New Ski Areas Planned in Michigan
Conservation Commission action enables three ski area developments in Michigan. One site near Flint and Pontiac in Holly recreation area, another near Houghton Lake, and a third near Charlevoix. Also approved 2955 acres of state forest and game lands, flooding projects in Cheboygan Roscommon and Mecosta, and accepted a Huron River fishing site gift from Ford Motor Company Fund.
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Ford Motor Company Fund
Ohio Woman Tops Michigan Anglers in Age
An Ohio woman Grace Davey of Toledo, 89, was the oldest angler recorded in 1955 fishing license sales, surpassing Zachary Veldhuis, 86, of Hamilton. In a separate warning at Michigan State University, Grand Rapids police noted alcohol fueled 60 percent of fatal crashes in a single year.
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Toledo
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