California sportsmen plan meeting on game and fish topics
The California sportsmen and the Stortsmen association announce a state meeting on August 21 in San Jose to discuss sardine permits game management salmon conservation and broader wildlife welfare. Officials report upland birds pens near Santa Rita nearly ready and deer licensing discussions continue amid conservation concerns.
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Larry McNabb
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Don Lee Wins Split Decision Over Caldwell in Local Boxing Main
Don Lee, the aging “Nebrask Wildcat,” edged Caldwell in a 10 round split decision at the Legion arena. Caldwell, a rookie from El Paso, started strong but Lee’s experience and stamina carried him through. Lees blows and stiff jabs opened cuts on both fighters, with Lee earning the verdict as Abe Roth and Judge Tommy Hart scored differently.
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Tommy Hart
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Jack McDonald
Tides and Geodetic Surges Reported at Stites Coast
Fragmented OCR notes describe tides, surges, survey depths, and deaths tied to coastal geodetic measurements. Names and places are garbled, but reference to Pacificators, Say Pruniefere, Golded Gate, and other terms imply maritime surveying activity and safety incidents.
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Ciubanen
Ional Heights
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Roadster showdown headlines Oakland Stadium race night
Cops Roadster main event thrills at Oakland Stadium as drivers battled tight pack and quick laps. Don Klob, Johnny Key, Bob Schellenger and Stan Dean staged fierce heat races and finals with Key winning the trophy dash and Klob taking the main event victory amid a tough field of lane jockeys.
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Bol Gondales
Stan Dean
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Bob Schellenga
Ghet Richards
Wayne Chevy
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J. C. Bennett
Bob Gonzales
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Bob Schellenger
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Bob Schellinger
Don Klob
Jim Muniz
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Bud White
Don Miller
Stan Deh
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Pam Degiman
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Don Klol
Cee Teters
Don Kolb
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Keith Willis
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Pirates edge Cardinals in tense pennant chase
In a tight National League race, Pittsburgh defeated St Louis to tighten the standings as the Pirates won six of seven meetings with the Cardinals. Other games featured Philadelphia beating New York, Chicago taking Cincinnati, and Detroit rallying to edge the White Sox, with San Francisco and Oakland battling for second in the Pacific Coast League standings.
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University of Stingis College of Medicine Enrolls Most Students
The University of Stingis College of Medicine with God students had the largest enrollment of any medical school in the nation during the 1947 48 term.
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University of Stingis College of Medicine
Dinner Gong Favored In San Diego Cap Race
Del Mar Cal Abe Hiesenburi's Kine Chong goes to the post a heavy favorite in the seventh race for the mile and a half Del Mar Summer meet. Dinner Gong carries 12 pounds over Tack Wastregie with Willie Molter as trainer. Esprit De with Ralph Never in the saddle ships as a potential upset.
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US Walker Cup Team Maintains Two Point Lead
In Mamaroneck New York the US Walker Cup team held a two point edge as six matches remained and Willie Turnesa faced Ronnie White in the opening singles. The 27 year old English rival was matched against the amateur champion in a bid to extend America’s advantage in the biennial international team contest.
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Japanese swimmer sets records in five of six events at AAU meet
The Tokyo based Taponyse star led a record breaking night at the AAU championships in Los Angeles, with world records in four events and national marks in five among six events entered. Notable performances included Nira noshin Furuheshi’s three world records and Joe Vereen from Atlantic City contributing to AAU and national records in sprint events.
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Championship Tennis Semis in National Parks Tourney
In Kansas City two semifinals produced advances in the National Public Parks Tennis tournament. Maria Haful Akon and Lucille Dayigenn reached the women’s singles final, while Willis Andersort and Clyde S penshel of Southern California beat Leanora Prossep and Alex George 7-5 in the doubles semifinal. Myron McMamara and Nolin McQuana of Southern California then defeated doc Woollser and Harold Miletichl of Northern California 10-4 in the other semifinal.
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Horseshoe Champion Remains Unbeaten
Murray Utah report notes Felimande Tallis and partners extending an unbeaten run in a national horseshoe championship. The event featured close races, such as a runner’s pace shaping the lead while opponents including Stine Lelears and other competitors vied for top placements.
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Oakland Holds 9 7 Lead Over Chicago
Oakland led Chicago 9 to 7 as the teams battled in a tense game. The Suns, Giants, and Oaks players traded scores with visitors and home fans reacting to each key moment while a lengthy stretch of play continued into late in the night.
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Bud Coon Lifts M&R With 2-1 Win In Livermore Tourney
Bud Coon starred in a tight 2-1 victory for M&R over Alpine Lumber at the Livermore tournament, sending them toward the championship finals as Mel and Rudy sparked an early 2nd inning scoring burst. Doling out solid defense and timely hits, Coon’s right-field plays helped restrain Alpine Lumber in a erratic, run-light game with several misplays at the plate.
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Jim Howard Hurls One Hitter Against Gems
Jim Howard of Reddling's Brawna dominated the Klamath Falls Gens with 18 strikeouts and one hit allowed in a decisive West league victory. The Diamond crew improved to 4-0 for the season, while Marysville trailed 6-8 as Paul Spur of Medford fanned five in another game.
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