Outdoor rifle salute opens California deer season Saturday
Statewide opening follows a dawn rifle salute as two deer seasons run through September and October. Wardens rate regions from excellent to poor and warn of high fire risk and the need for private property permission. Open counties include Mendocino, Glenn, Lake, Yolo, Alameda, Santa Cruz, San Bernardino, Santa Barbara, Riverside, Los Angeles, and many others with varying access and fire restrictions.
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California
Coast Range
Glenn
Mendocino
Oryge
Riverside
Lake, Si
Yolo
Nana
Sonoma
Aria
Sylapo
Contra Costa
Alameda
Santa Clara
San Mateo
Santa Cruz
Sin Benito
Monterey
Sasollis Obispo
Santa Barbara
Ventura
Orange
Los Angeles
the Kings
Fresio
Merced
Stanislaus
San Joaquin
Tehama County
Corps of Fish and Game Wardens
Breen
Mendolian
Miny
Frestio
Conlinga
Gleon
Mendocino National Forest
Canyon
Sheethon Mountain
Kern
Frazier Mountain
Lebes
Los Padres Forest
Lake
Four Corners
Whale Gulch
Andersen Valley
Es Monteres
Gond
South County
Carmel Valley
Chews Ridge
Liggett Military Reservation
Napa
San Benito
Cocil
Piquecroa Mountain
Las Paedres National Forest
Santa Clera
Pine
Pinos
Alamo Mountain
Troul a spoon fishing near shore at dawn and dusk
A school fish activity note explains that troil a spoon min now or nightcrawler with a spinner near shore at dawn and dusk attracts others, with largest catches after dark. In hot weather deep water at noon. In evening walleye schools herd into shallow inlets to feed on good fish.
Fires May Stop Special Hunts in Modoc County
Fires roaring through the Devil’s Garden area in Modoc County threaten the planned special hunting seasons for deer. The blaze has scorched over 22 000 acres, with about a thousand firefighters on the line. Experts warn the wildfire may worsen the deer starvation risk by destroying feed, prompting Gov Warren to face protests over the two forthcoming seasons in Lassen Washoe.
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Devil's Garden
Modoc
Fac Warren
Lassen-Washoe Mountain
Lassen
Plamas
Sportsmans Calendar Regulations For Deer Rabbits Frogs
California Fish and Game recalls hunting rules with deer season dates and bag limits for Coast Range and south coastal areas. Deer two bucks in August to September in specified counties, September 22 elsewhere. deer tags required. hunting license required. Bears no closed season for certain counties. firearms or bow. Jack rabbits closed in southern districts. no bag limit elsewhere. Frogs bag limit 24 daily, 48 weekly, size limits described. season dates adjusted October 41 noted.
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Division of Fish and Gumi
California
Coast Range
Glen-Mendocino
Orange-Riverside
del Norte
Humboldt
Mendocino
Siskiyou
Shasta
Lake
Modoc
Clear Lake
Pacific Ocean
Monterey Sun
Ageregale
Monterey Bay
Big Neck
Washington
San Luis Obison County
Predatory Take San Francisco Fish and Game Wards June Losses
In June the California Division of Fish and Game reports predator control by luiler-trappers yielding 822 enemy casualties. Readouts show 233 coyotes 134 bobcats 79 porcupines and mountain lions captured. County figures include Trinity Mono and San Luis Obispo with varying bag limits and seasonal rules across species.
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San Francisco
California
Iron horse aims to ease deer hunting and mountain transport
Shafter inventors Otlo Zimmerman and Mylo Mettler unveil an iron horse, a one wheeled gasoline powered contraption weighing about 25 pounds that hauls up to 400 pounds. It promises to carry camping gear, loads, and even wounded or supplies in inaccessible terrain with a throttle and clutch for control and a collapsible design to fit in a car trunk.
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Otlo Zimmerman
Mylo Mettler
Zinmertivan
Zimmeringa and
Mettler
Iron Horse
Zimmerman
Korea
Ralph Head
Ralph Lachanmaier
William Ratzlall
The
Shailer Prosu
Calif
Baseball's new commissioner to gain power amid reforms
Oakland speedway owners meet as MLB considers expanding powers for the incoming commissioner. Talks reduced field to 11, with committees drawing up a tougher contract and removal of the three quarters rule. Names like Warren Giles, Ford Frick, George Trautman and others surface as possible candidates amid legal and TV challenges facing the sport.
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Ebb
New York Yankees
Use
Kenesaw MM. Landis
Chicago “Black Sox
Washington
Webb
A. B
Tippy) Chandler
Jabould
Stavas
Warren Giles
Ford Frick
George Trautman
Eddie Johnson
Cole
Class Western League
Denver
Douglas MacArthur
Basinaster
James A. Fareley
Frank Lauselli
Ohio
Ibt
Edgar Honver
Hefty Grapplers Face Scientists in Northern California Show
Two top rough grapplers Wladek Kowalski and Hard-Boiled Haggerty meet two scientifically minded foes Bobby Bruns and Hay Wilmer in a Friday night headliner at the Galland Exposition Building promoter Ail Santel staging. Kowalski has recently won after beating Vic Holbsack. Bruns and Wilmer count on speed to counter the big men.
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Galland Exposition
Wladek
Tarzan Kowalski
Polsad
Haggerty
Boston
iTheir
Ail Santel
Bobby Bruns
Hay Wilmer
Exposition Building
Bruns
Viltier
San Mateo Golf Tournament Set
San Mateo County Golf championships qualifying play will be staged at the San Mateo municipal course Aug 25 through Sep 80. Medal play starts Sep 6. Molinari, San Francisco player, is the defending champion.
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San Mateo
Goalf
Tom Fry
San Mateo County
San Mateo Municipal Course
Molinari
Sin Francisco Pi Man
Nationally Known Racing Star Takes Over Local Track Today
Ashland reports John Manty, famed racing star and Pacific Coast midget champion, becomes promoter of Oakland Speedway. He moves to Oakland from Long Beach, plans a July 19 hot-race program, and aims to broaden racing in the West Bay oval with a continuing schedule. Manty, 34, former Indianapolis entrant, will fly in after Detroit stock car race.
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John Manty
Nu-Tire
Tour Uvex
Oakland Speedway
A Mantz
Pel
Mantz
Ouxland
Long Beach
Detroit
Charles Curryer
Rene LaWfarre
Jack Sassett
Speedway
West Bay Oval
Oakland Oval
Colton
Calif
Souther California
San Bernardino Orange Bowl
Vic Carroll Speedway
Gardena
Oakland
Rams Hold Full Gang of Pivotal P Players at Camp
In Los Angeles ENDLANDS, the Rams conducted a full practice with 22 veteran gridders, as Guard Stan West reported, marking a solid camp session with a full veteran presence and no notable setbacks.
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Los Angeles Rams
Stan West
Rainiers Suffers Shutout as Stars Rally in Portland
Seattle fails 5 0 to Portland while Jollywood Stars beat San Francisco 9 2. Japhet Lynn and Eddie Barr led Portland’s pitching and hitting, helping Spokane claim the Pacific Coast League lead as Seattle trails with five games left to play.
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Rogers Hornsby
Drake
Seattle Rainicys
Portland
Jollywood Stars
San Francisco
Seattle Fesd
Garhes
Jay
Rager Beavers
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Red
al Lien
Seattle
Lyne
Maves
Sehanr
Holly Woon
Stony Stares Not Ready to Go Major in West Coast
United Press survey shows Pacific Coast League owners oppose instant major league status. Only Oakland’s Brick Laws and San Francisco’s Paul Fagan support a big move. West leaders seek relief from drafts and building fans, two to three decades before joining MLB. cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles discussed but unlikely to host full major league schedules soon.
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West
Brick Laws
Oakland Acorns
Paul Fagan
San Francisco Seals
Washington
Laws
Seattle
West Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis Browns
Wilk
Oakland
Angeles
Hollywood
San Francisco Bay
Saceramento
San Diego
Portland
Red Sox slump hits home as Athletics top Boston 7 4
The Boston Red Sox extended their slide to four losses and slipped behind the Yankees in the pennant race after a 7 to 4 defeat at home to the Philadelphia Athletics. Joe Tipton hit a pivotal homer as Elmer Valo and Mant Majeski sparked a sixth inning rally, while Ray Scarborough and Hooper held Boston in check. Cleveland beat St Louis 6 to 1, narrowing the Indians’ gap to a half game behind New York.
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Ay Lenge
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Brooklyn
Ion
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Bell
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California
Modesta
Santa Barbara
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Visalia & Presno Fon
Ockton
San Jose
de Visalta Ay
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Fresno
AMD
Rakerafleif
Reno
Medford & Fogens
Klamath Falls
Ron
Newe York
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Red Sox
Hooper
Bol Hooper
A’s
Ray Scarborough
Mackinen
Joe Tipton
Elmer Vala
Wally Moses
Mant Majeski
Mike Garcia
Tndians
Indians
Garcia
White Sox
Detroit
Billy Fieree
Sox
Ed Robinson
Jim Busby
Robinson
Philadelphia Phillies
Braves
Richie Ashburn
Willie Jones
Dick Sisler
Phillies
Robin Roberts
St. Louis Carls
Pirates
del Rice
Peanuts Lowrey
Bob Rush
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Hank Sauer
Village Mixed Foursomes League Sees Top Teams Sweep
Top teams in the Village Mixed Foursome Bowling league swept their co leads again to stay two games ahead. Al Meyers led men with 508 series and 21 games while Bess Fickert led women with a 173 game. Rheta Weber topped the women's 450 series. Other notable scores included Mrs. Syeberie at 171. Lefty Chapman also posted a strong game.
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SAN Lorenzo
al Meyers
Bess Fickert
Rheta Weber
Syeberie
Lefty Chapman
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