California Trout Fishing Rules Stay Set At Fifteen
The State Department of Fish and Game recommended continuing a fifteen fish limit for California trout with wintertime restrictions in eight southern counties. The proposals, including input from sportsmen groups, go to the Fish and Game Commission in Los Angeles on January 4. Final decisions are to be adopted in February, with the commission allowed to reject but not consider unlisted proposals.
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Acramento
State Department of Fish and Game
California
Fish and Game Commission
Los Angeles
Department
Elvis
Television and Radio Schedule Highlights
A local TV radio slate lists Danseon at 7:30 with Binah Shore, 8:00 Groucho Marx, 8:00 Circus, 8:30 Climax, 9:09 People’s Choice, 9:00 Wire Service, 9:30 Playhouse 90, 9:30 Tennessee Ernie, and 10:00 Jazz Age.
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Dbinah Shore
Groucho Marx
Circus
Climax
People’s Choice
Wire Service
Playhouse 90
Ernie
Jazz Age
Cliniay
Dragnet
Koring
Playhouse
Capturea
Ray Milland
Coue
People’s Choice I
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Amer
Plavhouse
Evening TV Schedule Mix of News and Entertainment
The page lists an 8 to 11 pm slate with multiple shows and hosts including Circus, Dragnet, Bus times like 8:00 and 9:00 pm, plus movies, theater and Olympics news. It notes guests like Ray Milland Cesar Romero and Tom Durria with various program blocks and weather updates.
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Cesar Romero
Tom Durria
Pateline
Murope
Listings of Daily Screenings and Programs Across Stations
A dense schedule fragment lists showtimes and program names from various stations including matinees at 12 30 PM and 1 15 PM. Notable items include Kid friendly cartoons Ahucko's Cartoons and serials such as Secret Storm and The Countless Movie Parade amid game shows and news blocks.
Radio Tonight Kote Features Music News and Sports
Independent stations present a dense schedule of music news and sports segments throughout the evening. Programs include ABC KFI News, sports reports, and various talk and variety shows anchored by notable hosts and musicians.
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Radio Tonight
Kote
Radio Schedule Highlights With Baseball and Morning News
A dense column lists radio and TV program times 7:00 to 4:78 with hosts News names sports and entertainment segments. It includes KNX KHJ KABC KFI KGO and others and features a mix of news programs Bandstand True Story matinees and assorted talk shows.
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KNX
Aliiinge
KABC
Deve Jay Kri—Frost
KHJ
Robert Q. Lewis
KEI
KFI
Bkrabc—True Story
KF1
Bandstand
Khj—News
Nora, Drake
Tetro- Pest
Marriee Kill
Jackie Wagner
GNX
Dr. Malone
Grand Center
Wagner Hna
Happiness
KASBC
Burtur
HFI
Elvis mania sparks wild Olympic musings in sports column
The author riffs on Elvis Presley as a cultural force in a humorous sports column. He envisions future Olympics featuring guitar high jumps and microphone wrestling, contrasts him with Sinatra, and imagines basketball fans chasing autographs while Elvis performs. The piece blends satire with playful, era-specific sports banter.
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Memphis
Elvis
Five West minor league draft picks announced in Florida
The minor leagues held a draft in Jacksonville Florida with five picks from the Pacific Coast League and a total cost of 36000 dollars. Vancouver selected Charlie White from Houston Texas League, San Diego picked Crawford Davidson from Chattanooga, Portland chose Joe Macko from Dallas Texas League, Seattle drafted Marion Fricano from Memphis and Maurice Wills from Pueblo Western League. San Francisco Sacramento Hollywood and Los Angeles did not participate.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Vancouver
Charlie White
Houston
San Diego
Crawford Davidson
Chattanooga
Portland
Joe Macko
Dallas
Seattle
Marion Fricano
Memphis
Maurice Wills
Pueblo
San Francisco
Sacramento
Holywood
Los Angeles
Heisman Winner Paul Hornung Surprised by Honor
Notre Dame quarterback Paul Hornung says he was stunned to learn he won the Heisman trophy calling it the happiest day of his life. NCAA tallies show Clendon Thomas of Oklahoma top scorer with 108 points, followed by Jimmy Brown of Syracuse at 106.
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Paul Hornung
Notre Dame
Georgia Athletic Board
Wally Butts
Syracuse
Oklahoma
Texas Christian
New York
Clendon Thomas
Jimmy Brown
Jalopy Racing TV slate from Orange Show Stadium
Jalopy racing on television will be staged at San Bernardino's Orange Show Stadium for the Circle City Racing Association event card. Time trials set starting noon, helmet dash at 2 p.m., 30 lap main at about 4:30 p.m. Bob Clegg and Forster among recent winners with Malone fastest in trials at 20.70 seconds.
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San Bernardino
Orange Show Stadium
Circle City Racing Association
Bill Welsh
Channel 1
Bob Clegg
Bob Forster
Valli Engelauf
Bill Olson
Forster
Engelauf
Pooch Haver
Stan Schiedecker
Bill Ashbrook
Clege
Bill Cantrell
CCRA
Norm Malone
Ray Furnal
Mike Chapman
Bill Ward
Jack Johanson
Dave James
Cantrell
Carl Bracken
Chapman
Bill Battles
Malone
California and USC Dominate All-Southern Water Polo Team
Champion California placed six players on the All-Southern division water polo team and the University of Southern California one. California selections include forwards Charles Holloway Ronald Volmer guard John Mc Nees and goalie Gordon Hall who were unanimous first-team picks. Also named first team are California guards Larry Stewart center Kirk Bathgate and Southern California center Royce Wilks.
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California
University of Southern California
Charles Holloway
Ronald Volmer
John McNees
Gordon Hall
Larry Stewart
Kirk Bathgate
Royce Wilks
Southern California
Occidental Installs Chuck Coker as New Head Coach
Occidental College names Charles Coker as head football coach replacing Roy Dennis who resigned after 11 years. Coker, 32, arrives from Modesto Jaycee after serving as assistant coach and previously played at Stanford. The Tigers finished 3-6 this fall and will run a multiple offense with a split T and double wing.
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Occidental College
Charles
Chuck) Coker
Payton Jordan
Coker
Roy Dennis
Occidental
Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Modesto Jaycee
Stanford
Coaches Move to Bar Freshmen Signing by Minor Leagues
The California Intercollegiate Baseball Association endorsed a proposal at its coaches meeting to prevent minor league teams from signing college players in their freshman and sophomore years. The decision supports tighter college player protections.
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California Intercollegiate Baseball Association
CIBA
Proposal to restrict signing players by minor leagues
A recommendation from the American Association of College Baseball Coaches seeks a rule change to halt the current practice of signing players at any time during their college careers. The change will be discussed later this week at a meeting of minor league clubs in Jacksonville Florida.
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Jacksonville
Fla
American Association of College Baseball Coaches
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