Look Out Bucks Deer Season Opens Officially
The opening of deer season in California counties is announced as official at sunrise. Hunters across many counties expect a strong season, with 40 days of hunting and license sales indicating about 310,000 hunters. The report notes dry conditions and cautions on fire hazards, urging safe shooting and adherence to regulations. They cite examples of early deer bagging near Hayward and Crow Canyon and list counties opening.
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Edward J. Vargas
Bath Avenue
Oalland
Pacly
Crow Canyon
Hayward
Henry
Rose
Fairview Lane
John Garcia
Dublin
California
Division of Fish and Game
Mendocino
Glenni
Lake
Colusa
Sonoma
Napa
Yo Ia
Marin
Solano
San Francisco
Contra Costa
Alameda
San Mateo
Santa Cruz
Santa Clara
Monterey
San Tonita
San Luis Obispo
Santa Barbara
Ventura
Los Angeles
Orange
San Joaquin
Staniglaus
Red
Kings and Kern
Hilde
Trout Wins Pitching Tiger Shutout Card Swing Phillies
Dizzy Trout, after returning his fastball, pitched a seven-hit shutout as the Tigers beat the Senators and Rangers, extending their lead. The Cardinals blanked the Phillies 7 to 1 and 2 to 0, while other games saw the Red Sox, Browns, and Dodgers win as repeat showings of strong pitching and timely hitting. Ellie Kinder led the Nad Box with a five-hit, 9 to 2 win and six RBIs.
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Cahl Lundquist
NEW York
Detroit
Dizzy Trout
Yankees
Incidas
Red Sox
Trout
Hraff
Rod Rolfe
Vigil Trucks
Neal
Senators
Yielory
Pragema
Cloyd Boyer
Max Lanier
Lil Gordon
Reds
Dodgers
White Sox
Browns
Athletics
Pimley Wins Doubles As Reed Loses in Junior Championship
In the Western Junior Singles at South Bend Indiana 16 year old top seed Pimley of Alameda California defeated Whitney Reed 6 4 6 4 to capture the national junior title. Reed and Petersen upset top seeds in doubles advancing to the final with Pimley and Leseh.
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Kalamazoo
Amilton Strohe Rouge
Jusnior
Whitney Reed
Richarason
Reed
Jsidor
Att Newport
Mantis
John Leseh
Sin Franeisen
Sen
AL Marga
Coral Gubtes
Pla
Peterson
Leset
Donald Pimley
San Leandro
Calif
Lawrence Axtell
San Francisco
Emery Summers
Coron
Weekend Sports Summary From United and Saturday
Weekend sports roundup features Whitney Stakes results at Saratoga with Capot fourth placing and Pat Stiles victory at Washington Park for two year olds. Also reports AAU swimming titles at High Point where Judy Cornell set a national 1 23 44 in 100-meter breaststroke.
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Saratoga
Piet
Aloga
High Point
Pat McCormick
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Urey
Judy Cornell
Portland
Gee
Chicago
Dave Douglas
Tom O'Shanter
South Orange
Nat
Herb Flam
Beverly Ill
Cal
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Doris Hart
Jacksonville
Pla
Tealing Louise Brough
Beverly Ills
PCL Teams Split Double Headers in Second-Place Shuffle
Pacific Coast League standings show Hollywood tied with Portland for second, with San Francisco and Seattle close behind. Beavers and Angels split twin bills. Oakland and Seattle split as well, while San Diego and San Francisco traded wins. Key performances include Belman’s 10 strikeouts for Oakland and Zuverink’s two wins for San Diego.
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Jim Cooper
San Francisco
Hollywood
Ning
Oakland
Port- Ina
San Fran
San Diego
Seattle
Padres
Seatte
Portland Beavers
Beavers
Oskhind Acorns
Portland
Hallywood
Stu's
Senile
Bills
Sueniamenté
Los Angeles
Angels
San Francisc
Seafs
al Portand
Wlon Ashire
Homer Py Maslin
Oaklane
Stunk Hehrmas
Belman
Big Jim Wilson
Bill Ramsey
Hellywood
Rainiers
Oro Grove
Fu F
Ralph Frunnet
Saeto
George Zuverink
Puarhies
Zuverink
Pacific Coast League Standings and Sunday Results
Pacific Coast League standings show San Diego 71 and San Francisco 66 atop the table with Los Angeles and Portland close behind. Sunday results include Sacramento 7-0 over Los Angeles and San Francisco 8-3 over Oakland with Seattle 4-4 at Callan. Series wrap shows San Diego 5 San Francisco 2 and Portland 4 at Hollywood as the Oakland series concludes.
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Hollywwor
San Diego
Sette
San Francisco
Portland
Los Angeles
Stepmenty
Sacramento
Los Anticles
Ban Diese
San Pisneisco
Seattle
Callan
Seatile
Hollywood
Oakhind
Os Angeles A
Bequents
Siu Francisca
Satramento
Suliste
Jas
Angeles
Two-Pointer by Wall Tames Panthers in Narrow Derby Victory
Oakland Westerners edge San Proversco Panthers 16 to 15 at Oakland Auditorium. Hart Wall sprinted for the winning point as Annis Jensen and Bobby Johnstone dueled amid listy blocks. Westerners rise to 10-2 in standings.
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Westerners
Oakland
San Proversco
Panthers
Oakland Auditorium
Hart Wall
Brad
Phair
Annis Jensen
Bobby Johnstone
Pathers
Angin California National Bank Personal Loan Offer
Anglo Bank advertises a personal loan not requiring depositors. Terms show 6 to 20 months repayment with attention to service quality and flexible contact options via phone or in person. Contains marketing phrasing and unclear details from an OCR excerpt.
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Angin
California National Bante
Anglo Bank
Jerry's Cafe Tops Bowlers With 3 0 Win
Jerry's Cafe moved into undisputed first place in the Nayward Area Recreation District Women's Bowling League at Village Bowl after a 3 0 victory over third place Gerber skegters. Louise Hulticamp led T and W Cleaners with 146 185 and 13 games as they trailed the leaders. Florence Larke and Blance Jensen added solid scores for the winners while Helen Guich chipped in a 134 for Gerbers.
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Jerry's Cafe
Nayward Area Recreation
Village Bowl
Chevrolet Jolly Five
T and W Cleaners
Louise Hulticamp
Carl Nunes Motors
Ous Roe
Mr. Average Sportsman Prizes Grow in Area Contention
Prizes for the Mr Average Sportsman contest rise as areas including Tray ward Castro Valley San Loren no and nearby towns await the Wednesday start. Mel and Rudy’s store contribute a sport shirt plus other sponsors offer a Coleman lantern and trout tackle. the search extends to all who enjoy sports events, with prizes growing and full details in the Wednesday sports page.
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Trayward
Castro Valley
San Lorenno
Mel
Rudy
Bon Marder
Olijibie
Mr. Avendgé
Payic
Illinois Rejects Rose Bowl Pact Change
Illinois officials show signs of opposition to renewing the Rose Bowl pact between the Big Ten and the PCC. President George Stoddard argues the three year cycle protects against football overemphasis, while Dean Browne and other campus figures weigh revision. Minnesota Northwestern and Wheaton oppose renewal, with votes cast in June influencing possible shifts. Willis Hunt er of the PCC Rose Bowl committee declined to comment on Stoddard’s statements or potential changes.
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Champaign
Tl.u.p
Ilinois
Pacific Coast
Big Ten
George Stoddard
University of Ilinois
Stoddard
Stoddimt
Robert Browne
Mirnais
Minnesota
Northwestern
Wheensin
Minos
Minnis
Eagle
Los Angeles
Willis O. Hunter
PCC
Santa Maria Semi-Pro States Champs Play National This Month
ATWATER U P The Santy Marvin Indians will represent California in the National Semi Pro Baseball tournament this month in Wichita Kansas. The Indians defeated the Knits Rodeo Bullets 6 to 4 last night to clinch the California semi pro title after trailing 4 to 0. They tied the game in the seventh and won with two runs in the final frame for a third win in a four game series heralding a banner year.
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Atwater
U.P
Santy Marvin Indians
Sefornia
Wiclita
Wans
Indios
Knts Rodeo Bullets
California
Nvo
Lille
Indians
Buffel
Tor Hunts
Trade Pitcher Joins Angels in Incomplete Deal
A garbled report notes the Los Angeles Angels acquiring a pitcher in a proposed trade with Sacramento. The fragment references Coral Gables and Tolmy Lucidello with no clear outcomes or dates. The text mentions no wins or losses and is largely unintelligible.
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Sacs
Sacramento
Atti Solo Nighetrng
EAM Cher
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Tenina
D Edge Nerina
Archie Miyanalo
Iyamoto
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Tohi de Twamoto
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Roger Wee
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Suda
Tenma
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Carpenters
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Oakland Auditorum
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Roger Derby
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Minta Motor Company
Burling
Jon Adams
Cantarvilla
Howard Eddy Motors
Concord
Novilla Motors
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Tamalpais Motor Salos
Mill
Mark Tuban, Inc
Mountain
John Hit
Lure
Ford Sales
Palo Alto
Sanderson Malor, Co
Petaluma
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Ford Sales Co
San Joro
Dekemann Motor Co
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Gaary Motors
Geel Berry Motors, Inc
Roherty Bros
Hughson Co., Inc
Motors
Cecil Whitehone
Midtown Motors
Oakland-East
Ray Qhouf
Morris Landy Motors
Curt Camnhoil
Albany
Chrence Bullwinkel
Berkeley
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