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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1957
Page
12
Ralph Stevens outlines striped bass fishing in the San Francisco Bay Delta area. He shares bait and lure techniques, recommends aggressive thumb retrieves, warns against casting in strong tidal runs, and notes good fishing around Monte waters for fork and salmon.
The text explains suspending a lure from a rod tip to improve easy casting. Lighter lures weighing Ve-TO ounce may require 42 to 24 inches of line. Compared to a 6 ounce 6 inch suspension, longer line creates a larger casting arc and increases lure velocity to gain distance with lightweight lures.
Tide tables show times and heights for Wednesday August 14 with computed readings. Light and bold figures indicate different measure types and local nautical terms.
Three experts defended the either sex deer hunts before the State Assembly Fish and Game interim committee in Redding. Seth Gore jon, Kenneth Denman, and Frank W. Grover advocated the policy, saying it is essential to prevent a portion of the herd from starving in winter.
Radio log notes a Tuesday baseball bulletin involving Seals at San Francisco and Vancouver. The KYA station is listed as the broadcaster.
A 7:30 p.m. hearing by the Bay Area Water Pollution Control Board will hear recommendations on pollution standards for San Leandro Bay a key South Bay recreation area for anglers waterfowlers and boaters. Regional Mgr Robert L Jones of the California Dept of Fish and Game notes the bay is a state waterfowl refuge and supports striped bass and other species and urges removal of all discharges to fully protect recreational uses. Community sportsmen urged to attend to stress the bay’s value and push for cleaner water as progress has been made since the East Bay Municipal Utilities District sewer system improvements.
Castro Valley two hill pitching games produced Linden Poultry and Mel's Shoe Clinic wins at the Castro Valley Community Center. Sandy Noble hurled two runs on two hits for Mel's while Culbertson’s Drugs were held to two runs on two hits. Linden Chalky Wright, 45, a former featherweight champion, drowned in a hotel bathroom. Robby Corsi delivered a clutch two hit game and Billy Long contributed with a late double as Linden blanked Culbertson's. Police reported Wright died from a likely heart condition. rescue efforts failed and a fire department crew helped recover the body.
At 2 30 PM host TV Fights features Jimmy Carter against George Araujo in a billed air segment. At 10 30 PM championship bowling pits Andy Varipapa versus Buzz Fazio in a featured matchup.
Bob Pettit and Cliff Hagen have signed 1957 58 contracts with the St Louis Hawks. Pettit is believed to have reached $20 000 and Hagen $10 000 in the deals.
In San Leandro Rec Dept junior league action, the Yankees pulled ahead with a 9-3 record, powering past the Senators and Athletics to extend their lead to three games. Rodrigues posted five hits in seven at bats, including three-for-four against the Orioles, while Sweeney and Angotti led hitters for the Yankees and Athletics respectively. The Padres fell to 1-1 in D-West play, with Angels and Ducks tied for second at 8-4, and various league standouts noted for recent performances across multiple divisions.
San Leandro boys in the Summer Baseball program are invited to a Seattle Rainier game on Thursday August 22. Buses will depart Thrasher Park and Leander High at 11 50 a m and return about 5 30 p m. To qualify a signed parent permission slip and 30 cents are due by Monday August 19 to the trip leader Don Biery NE 8 4100.
Giordano Pat Per reira Jerry Almond and Scoot Bock led a powerful E League game last week. All six players logged three hits in a single contest, showcasing strong batting across both teams.
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