Seattle and Hollywood Pace PCL Race In Tight Night
Seattle and Hollywood kept pace for the Pacific Coast League crown as Seattle opened with a four-run first inning but Sacramento and Los Angeles impressed with wins. Joe Brovia homered twice for San Diego, while Al Lyons scored Seattle’s lone run on Tie Brand's single. Portland defeated San Diego 7 4 and Los Angeles beat San Francisco 6 2.
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Hollywood
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Reiniers
Saerwmento
Stars
Oakland Acorns
Portland
San Diego
Los Angeles
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al Lyons
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Seals
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Bob Ball
Joe Brovia
Beavers
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Dakian Taaneliss
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Clevehiot
Hetzatt
New
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Brooklyn
Heston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Isha
Oaks Fall to Fifth as Slugging Continues in Windy Stand
Oakland drops to fifth after a high scoring loss in a four game series. Veteran Jack Sulveson (15-6) starts for the visitors while Johnny Vanda Myer (2-3) takes the mound for Oakland. Seven homers fueled a 12 run night as Detroit’s Franco Hirdy faltered in the eighth.
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Flo
Hollyawood
Oakland Acorns
Jack Sulveson
Euen
Johnny Vanda Myer
Brovyville
Portkind
Sim Diego
Hunters Eye Open Season in Open Counties and Refuges
The state division of fish and game forecasts hunting this season to be as good or better than peak years if weather cooperates. Open counties include Mendocino and Lake with best deer in Mendocino and Stanislaus. Monterey, San Luis Obispo and Marin also mentioned. Hunters are advised to avoid posted or protected areas and to target private land with access.
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Ben Gliding
Jim Stokes
Julie Doe
San Francisco
Mendocino
Lake Counties
Takes
Monterey
Sonora
Sant Luis Obispo
Marin
Mendocing
Stanislaus
Pro Grid Season Opens Rams Meet Redskins at Coliseum
Los Angeles Rams start the 1981 professional grid season in a charity game at the Coliseum against the Washington Redskins. The Rams boast a rookie-laden line and seek revenge after prior charity-game upsets by Washington, while the Redskins rely on Bob Waterfield era passing and a strong aerial attack to counter.
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Redskins
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Rats
Washington Redskins
Los Angeles Times
Paul Lipscomb
Laurie Niemi
Jerry Houghton
Bob Hendren
Davis
Dick Hoerner
Dan Towler
Posiliott Wash
te + Taylor
Ila Kuyres
Daugnetly
le Seigert
McLaughlin
Ema Pine
Witueld
Rt Hendren
Voreshinski
Qty Gilmer Ty Dudley Kalmanir
Saone
Towler
Fb Goode i
Indians Win In Extras To Keep 12 Game Streak Alive
The Indians beat Detroit 8 6 in 10 innings as Roy Hegan and Harry Simpson drove in the winning run. Avila and the infield turned two key double plays to stem Tigers threats and preserve Cleveland’s 12 game surge.
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Bobby Avile
Ray Doom
Cleveland
Washington
Indians
Tigers
Im Hegan
Harry Simpson
Indiana
Buone
Simpson
Vie Werte
Dick Kryhoski
Detroit
Louw Brissier
Senators
Roy Kuzava
Mike Cierra
Cass Michaels
Eddie Yost
Peter Sturnels
Yankees
Tai Morgan
Red Sox
Chumming Techniques For Better Fishing At Local Spots
A fragment discusses using extra bait to lure fish and improve catch quality. It mentions preparing beans and peas, and includes an odd reference to soda to delay boiling or rotting. The text reads as a rough, instructional note with garbled sections.
Ex Football Star Believed Dead by Own Action
LAS VEGAS NEV The death of former New York Giants football player Louis Slaufish Baton 36 was labeled apparent death by own action today by police. He was found hanging from a noose in his home yesterday by his landlords. Eaton, who joined the Chants in 1945, had been working as a lifeguard at a hotel.
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Las Vegas
Nev
New York Giant
Louis Slaufish
Mahon
Lansdtors
Tomer Mercill
Lawleed
University
Withat Jett
Eaton
Chants
Hayward Club Announces Practice for Baseball and Football
Hayward Athletic club begins football practice tomorrow as Nicport club plans baseball activities. Al Lewis and George Bona are named in the street notice, with Luceine mentioned in connection to a local call.
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Hayward AC
Hayward Athletic Club
Seases
Nicport Club
Inter el Pe
al Lewis
Luceine
George
Bona
Louis Favored Over Jimmy Bivins in 1 Round Bout
Baltimore report says Joe Louis weighing around 207 208 pounds for the Memorial Stadium bout. Jimmy Bivins from Cleveland expected to scale about 180 pounds as Louis seeks an eighth comeback appearance since retirement last September.
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Baltimore
Joe Louis
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Memourial Stadium
Joy
Louis
Bivins
Panthers Win Second In Row On Skates
The skating Panthers won their second consecutive game, defeating the Westerners 19 to 11 last night. Charley Saunders scored the winning point as Westerners still lead the series 2 to 5. A Kiddies Night finale is set for tonight at Oakland Auditorium arena where Skaters Russ Baker and Elmer Anderson will stage a special ice show.
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Seco Place
Yankees
Philadelphia
Ted Williams
Boston
Wready
Swire
Hank Majeski
Lilly Goodman
Giants
Brookisi
George Spencer
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Phillies
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Whitey Lockman
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Watt
Hot Dox
Charley Saunders
Russ Baker
Elmer Anderson
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Bach
Rewark
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Great Future For Aver End Great Future For Aver End
San Francisco reports on Billy Wilson a tall San Jose State rookie with potential to become a top pro football player. Buck Shaw praises his size speed and defensive poise while Wilson contends for a starting spot against Beals Loyd and other veterans in the 49ers lineup.
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Hal Woon
SAN_FRANCISCO
JIP
Billy Wilson
San Jose Pstate College
Cuach Buck Shaw
San Fransisco Party
Washington
Hans
Whayt
Tig
Wilson
United Press
Wight
Alyn Beals
Alex Loyd
Gail Bence
Gorlon Saltan
Wal Shoener
Outdoor sports casualty figures for California hunters 1959
San Francisco report from the California Division of Fish and Game details last year’s hunting season toll. Nineteen Californians died and 54 were injured by fatal firearms accidents. The data, drawn from clippings and warden reports, notes most deaths involved people under 21 and cites a Napa tragedy where a youth discharged a shotgun while attempting to scare wild geese.
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San Francisco
California
State Division of Fish and Game
Gane
Californa
Tom
Kenneth Brown
Napa
Brown
Local Hunters Chosen for Permits List
SACRAMENTO It is a veritable list of hunters selected for pronghorn antelope permits. About 550 names were drawn from 2,390 applications, including 100 live traps to move into Mono county. The 10 day season starts September 1 with selected locals paying $7. Notable hunters include Jesse F Holcomb of San Leandro and Lester Freeman.
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California
Mono County
Lcal
Jesse F. Holcomb
Bristol Boulevard
San’ Leandro
Lester
Freeman
Arnold Street
Otis G. Keengy
Valley View
State Publishes Inland Fish Resources Pamphlet
The Fish and Game Commission approves a master plan titled Pothies for the Management of California Inland Water Fisheries. Chief Alan C. Taft leads a conservation-wide policy outlining artificial propagation, stocking priorities, and hatchery limits to balance cost with angler needs for California’s one million anglers. The policy aims to keep the public informed and will be printed by the Division later this year for distribution with angling licenses.
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California
Fish and Game Commission
Alan C. Taft
Bureau of Fish Conservation
Taft
Division of Fish and Game
Hinse
India
Digijon
Aorls
Install Guzzlers For Dry Birds In Siskiyou County
Five quail guzzlers in Siskiyou county were among 45 watering devices installed statewide June 1 by the Division of Fish and Game crews. The fiberglass tanks, part of a million-dollar water program, were originally for upland game birds in Southern California and now dot the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys as well as Lake and Inyo counties.
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Yreka
Aasiory
Siskiyou County
Division of Fish and Game
California
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Lake
Inyo
Army Deer Shoot Proposal Sparks Controversy in Yolo County
In Yolo County, wildlife officials discuss giving the Air Force a free license to shoot deer during a survival training program in Chaoy Valley. Hunters complain of nighttime slaughter as bucks, does, and towns face a planned cull in a 25,000 acre area, with officials warning it could take decades to recover the herd after a major fire. Local manager Bushey calls for doubling proposed eliminates, noting postfire browse loss and long recovery ahead for thousands of deer.
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Bish
Gime
Choay
Yolo County
Bucks
Kame
Jine
Bushey
Marked Life For Male Pheasants Usual Thing Here
California game managers introduce a new sexing method for day old pheasants to boost fall stocking. Distinctive head markings enable accurate male female separation at Chico Yountville and Fresno farms. Surplus female chicks are removed to rear males for release, with most farms operating at capacity.
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Chico
Division of Fish and Game
Yountville
Fresno
Gane
George H. Metcalfe
Metcalfe
Hoeth
California
Australian pair seeks crown as Sedgman McGregor shine
In the Fith VS. national doubles championship at Longwood, the powerful Australian duo Frank Sedgman and Ken McGregor opened round three with an assured performance. Gardnar Mulloy and Bill Talbert, aging challengers from the United States, face the tough field as America hopes to upset the Australians.
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Mass
Longwood
Frank Sedgman
Ken McGregor
Seidgman
John Bromwigh
McGregor
Shringl
Witl
Bulge
America
Pang
Gardnar Mulloy
Coral Gables
Bill Talbert
New York
Hunting and fishing rules in California calendar
The Division of Fish and Game outlines general hunting and fishing regulations. Deer season ends September 16 in Coast Range counties Glenn Me dain and Orange Riverside with a two deer allowance. deer license required. Trout season ends October 31 with 18 fish bag limit and hours from one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Black bass to six per day and varied local exceptions. Night fishing allowed in several northern counties. minimum sunfish perch limits listed. catfish limit 15 pounds and one fish. some counties specify no closed season and other local restrictions.
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Fish and Game
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Glenn-Meadowine
Orange- Riverside
Central
South Coastal
del Norte
Humbalde
Mendocino
Sacramento
Siskiyou
Shasta
Lake
Modo
Mininam
Ulvar Lake
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