California Plans Doubling Hunting and Fishing Fees
Sacramento sources say the California Department of Fish and Game plans legislation to nearly double hunting and fishing licenses. Proposed increases would boost fishing licenses to five dollars and deer tags to two, with a trout stamp possibly added later. The move aims to raise about four and a half million dollars annually for department operations and the trout program, with officials noting surplus funds are shrinking and new revenue is needed.
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Judges Named For Invitational Cage Tourney
Four judges named for the third annual Hayward Invitation basketball tournament by director Ruy McKillop. The two day event opens Friday in the Hayward High gym with judges selecting the all star quintet and best sportsmanship winner.
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Aragon Poirier Clash in San Francisco Bout
The Aragon, the Golden French basketball team, faces Genet Poirier of New York tonight at the Olympic Club in San Francisco. The French squad, just arriving after a suspension, make their first appearance in the area as they meet Poirier in a non Olympic event following a televised 10 round bout.
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UCLA Secession Hangs On Regents Appeal Rumor
UCLA suspends action in the Pacific Coast Conference amid talks of withdrawal. Officials seek reform of conference rules on athletic aid and scheduling. UCLA Chancellor Allen and UC President Sproul deny plans to appeal to the Regents, while a radio pundit predicts a move to join the Southwest Conference within six months.
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Lesser Zontek Lead as Nor-Cal Open Returns
At Northwood Lodge Montana Rio Calif golfers faced a tough North California Open on the Morthweed course. Pat battled through a field with only six players breaking par as Lesser and Valieja’s Joho Zontek posted two under par 70s in the second half to surge forward.
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Wilt Chamberlain dazzles in Kansas varsity debut with 52 points
United Press reports Wilt Chamberlain, seven feet tall, led Kansas to a 97-69 win over Northwestern at Lawrence. He scored 52 points, grabbed 31 rebounds, and broke school and single-game records, despite being a sophomore. He hit 20 of 29 field goals and 12 of 20 free throws, using his famed dunk shot.
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Sugar's Skip From Title Goes On With Fullmer
NEW YORK IN SPECTRUM Sugar Ray Robinson delays title defense against Gene Fullmer due to an upper respiratory illness. The Dec 14 Madison Square Garden bout is postponed three weeks, with both fighters and manager Marv Jensen expressing disappointment. Robinson’s condition with a fractured nose is noted by Boxing Commission Doctor Alexander Sehil.
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Doss Leads Gaels Past Gators in Preseason Win
St Mary's College defeated a rallying San Francisco State 63-54 in a preseason basketball game. Amoy Doss led St Mary's with 22 points as the Gaels trailed 25-34 at halftime but pulled ahead in the second half to seal the victory.
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California Diver Patricia McCormick Clinches Olympic Title
Patricia McCormick of Laxewood California retained her Olympic springboard crown with four dives that showcased grace and skill. She led a field including Miss MacDonald of Canada and Miss Gilders, finishing with a notable 142.36 point total as the United States extended its medal lead in Melbourne.
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USF Star Gene Brown Injured Delaying National Title Run
San Francisco coach Phil Woolpert faces a tough call after Gene Brown fractured his left hand ending his streak of 57 straight victories. The Dons, national champions, must adjust for upcoming games against San Francisco State and Seattle with Brown’s absence likely shifting starting roles to Mike Farmer Pete Newell and Art Day among others. If Brown returns, the team remains favored. without him Seattle may seize the advantage as Northern Colorado’s Denver star Began Bavter scored heavily in recent outings.
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Olympic Athletes Begin Long Journey Home
Melbourne dispatch reports American and other Olympic teams packing up as events close. American swimmers and track athletes depart for Sydney with tours of five Pacific flights ahead. Melbourne chairman Kent Hughes blasted a US newsreel monopoly over game coverage, saying only official photographers may film, prompting theater chains to show limited reels.
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Arroyo Cage Opener Postponed Again
SAN LORENZO The Arroyo Dons postpones their 1956-57 season opener with the California School for the Deaf for a second time this week. The game moves from tomorrow to Thursday at 1 pm, followed by a lightweight contest.
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