Fishing Troubles On Pacific Coast Topic Of Talks
The Pacific Marine Fisheries Commission closes a two day meeting with officer elections and progress reports on Pacific Coast fishing. A proposed resolution opposing two Cowlitz River dams in Washington may be presented by Robert Schoeller. Tacoma suggests Mossyrock and Mayfield dams for a municipal power system. The commission seeks $50,000 from California, Oregon, and Washington to fund work in 1951 53. Budget changes would shave funds from each state based on a five year average fish catch. Discussions include tuna fisheries and Albacore, with input from Washington and California officials and a Canadian fisheries official weighing water temperature impacts.
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San
Francisco
Pacific Marine Fisheries Commission
Pacific Coast
Cowlitz River
Washington
Robert Schoeller
Washington State Department of Fish and Game
Tacoma
Mossyrock
Ayfield
Schoettler
Robert L. Jones
Chai
Callmentis
Oregon
California
Stag
Don Kauffman
Oklahoma Tops Final United Press College Football Ratings
The final United Press experts ranking places Oklahoma first with 346 of 360 votes after 31 straight wins. Texas rises to seventh, Tennessee third, California fourth, Army fifth, Michigan sixth. Kentucky slated to face Oklahoma in the Sugar Bowl, with California favored in the Rose Bowl and Wyoming over Washington and Lee in the Calor Bowl. Navy’s upset over Army factors into the week’s standings.
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United Press
Oklatwink
Lorlay
Oklahoma
Texas
Tennessee
California
Army
Michigan
Kentucky
Epine
Princeton
Michigan State
Ohio State
Clemson
Mien
Wyoming
Washington and Lee
Lon Little
Columbia
Navy
Sappers
Ratings of final 1950 football polls reveal ranking details
Final United Press poll ratings list Oklahoma first with 32 votes, Texas second, Tennessee third, California fourth, Army sixth, Michigan seventh, Kentucky eighth, Princeton and Michigan State tied with mentions of others like Ohio State, Illinois, Clemson, Miami, Wyoming, and several minor ties across Washington Baylor Alabama Washington & Lee Mary Nebraska Wisconsin Cornell Maryland Georgia Tech Penn.
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United Press
Oklahoma
Texas
Tennessee
California
Army
Michigan
Kentucky
Princeton
Michigan State
Ohio State
Illinois
Clemson
Miami
Wyoming
Washington
Baylor
Alabama
Washington & Lee
Mary
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Cornell
Maryland
Georgia
Mel Ott Named Oakland Manager in Pacific Coast League
ST PETERSBURG FL UP Mel Ott former Giants outfielder and manager was named manager of the Oakland club of the Pacific Coast league He succeeds Charley Dressen who recently moved to manage the Brooklyn Dodgers Ott has not managed since 1948 when he quit mid season and joined the Giants front office
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Kindas
Oakland
Giants
Charley Dressen
Brooklyn Dodger
Ott
Giant
Three Winners Split Money in Hayward Prognostication
The Daily Review football contest paid out a $10 first prize to three entrants Barbara Hutchinson Ruth Dieknes and William A Troland for predicting outcomes last Saturday. All three missed several picks including Navy over Army and USC Notre Dame while few teams were predictable. Winners can collect their share and a bonus movie ticket from Hayward Motor Movies.
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Barbara Hutchinson
Medford Avenue
Hayward
Ruth Dieknes
William A. Troland
Redwood Road
Castro Valley
Mr. Trotland
Navy
Army
USC
Sif
Hayward Motor Movies
PCC TV OK Firm Says Viewership Up at PCC Football
Los Angeles reports show Pacific Coast Conference televised games boosted receipts at four of five universities. UCLA California Stanford and Washington posted higher attendance and stronger finances than 1948, while USC lagged due to a poor season and weather disrupting several broadcasts.
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Los Angeles
Wolfman Television Company
Twies
University of Southern California
UCLA
California
Stanford
Washington
Southern California
USC
Nally Aceals
Los Angeles Coliseton
Dallas Business Offices Gutted By $200,000 Fire
A large downtown Dallas fire gutted business offices causing about 200000 dollars in damage. Firefighters faced a widespread blaze with several buildings evacuated including a nearby hotel where hundreds of guests fled after management woke them. One firefighter was injured by debris. Chief C N Penn estimated damages at 200000 dollars, initial reports suggested up to a million.
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Dallas
Tex
Latay
C. N. Penn
Leaders sweep Leandro 705 in Teague bowling match
In a second round Leandre Women's 705 Scratch Teague event at Tilfany champions, Tae Nelson and Rage Cankins led Leaders to a decisive win. High games featured Julia's Apparel and Waltz Footwear rivals, with Irene Walker posting a 207 single and 515 series for Waltz Fonswear, while Nell De Pasquale led sewing shop scoring 140 and 87. Additional team results saw East Oakland Sewing Shop, Blaisdell's Office Supply Keglers, and Russell Heath Cleaners earning wins as standings show Leaders atop a crowded field.
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Tae Nelson
Rage Cankins
Leandre
Tilfany
Julia
Svares
Bickel Toak High Peige
Ies
Otal
Mary Geegut
Opal Gibson
Neilishall
East Oakland
Tuque
Waltz
Fookwear
Blaisdell
Lass
Lady
Russell Heath Cleaners
Nell de Pasquale
Mor Luque
Beverly Hallgren
Pattas
Tlague
Irene Walker
Waltz’ Fonswear
Blaisdell’s
Georgia Britlow
Por
Tass
Liddy
Ruth McBride
Divelling Heath
Cleaners
Charlotte Kirsel
Nelson
Rupgte
Luque
Julia's Apparel
Lass & Lady
Russell Geath
HUHS Prep Reserves Fall 28-21 In Narrow Loss
HUHS reserves trailed by one at halftime but were outscored in the third quarter 9-2 and fell 28-21. Frank Leveall led the scoring in the reserves with seven points after halftime while Ward’s Daniel Lynch topped the game with 14 points. In the B squad, Doug Sale and Paul Uriero sparked a 22-7 halftime edge for the winners as George Ramypouli and Charles Chin led the Bees in a 6-point showing. Varsity, Farmers and JVs play Polytech High today on the local court.
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Ward High Sarsity
California School For the Deaf
Hayward & Squad
Frank Leveall
Cough
Porward Dany Lynch
Lynch
Ehcounter
Cough Doug Sale
Streer
Paul Uriero
UillLepper Bees
George Ramypoui
Charles Chin
Varsity
Farmers
Jvs Pl
Polytech High
Decoto Boxer Dominates Golden Gloves Night
Abel Villarreal of Decoto, 124 pounds, won by technical knockout in the second round over Lawrence Young at the Golden Gloves in San Francisco. Villarreal extended his winning streak to three, with a fourth possible win Friday. Other highlights included Kiklo Martinez dethroning the 118 pound senior champion, and Fred Die Mann defeating James Cartwright in a dramatic third round. Volleyball featured Hayward area teams, with the Jim Ellis Sports Shop defeating Country Chicks 41 to 18 at Bret Harte gym, keeping their undefeated record.
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Abel Villarcest
Decote
Patel
San Francisco
Villarreal
Pounder
Gonzales
Stanley Beaves
Martine
Lot
Freddie Mann
Hayward Area
Bret Harte
Jim Ellis Sports Shop
Country Chicks
Sports Shop
Greece Airlifts Wounded in Korea
Greece joined four other nations in an airlift operation to evacuate wounded U S Marines and GI's from the Chosin Reservoir area. Greek fliers carried the casualties using the same C-47 aircraft that brought them in to Greece.
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Greece
Korea
Tokyo
Alm
Kare
U.S
Sue Or
Greeco
T and W Cleaners Move Up In Handi Cap Standings
In a midweek San Lorenan Women Handi cap bowling league, T and W Cleaners narrowly lost two games but climbed within one game of leaders. Jerry's Cafe and Mervyn's Department store scored big. Nutios Motors and Village Bowl remained at bottom. Ray Pawlasek led with 5429 series and Helen Zeppner bowled 169.
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Althouh
San Lorenan
T and W Cleaner
Jery
Urge Tius
Mervyn’s Department Store
Hobey
Nutios Motors
Village Bowl
Ray Pawlasek
Hugh
Wight
Helen Zeppner
Swood Vanda
Jerry's Cafe
Robey'a
Mervyn's
Dept & Nunes
Short Grid Notes From Coast Sport Roundup
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA foothill champions will drill at the San Bernardino Orange Bowl fort New Year’s Day Rose Bowl meeting with Michigan all announced. The team will assemble at the Arrowhead Hot Springs Hotel on Dec 26 and live there for final workouts six miles from San Bernardino. USC coach says wartime conditions may force colleges to curb athletics as many players are in the draft. Harbor Town game canceled again due to lack of interest and wartime situation. Last Harbor Hawk game was New Year’s Day 1949 Villanova vs Nevada. Opponents considered include Colorado College and Alpine teachers in Texas.
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United Press
Berkeley
University’ of California — Foothill
Michigay
Arrowhead Hot Springs
Pappy Waldorf
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Jeff Cenrath
University of Southern California
San Diego
Harbor Town
Ross K. O'Leno
Villanova
Nevada University
O'Leny
Colorado College of Colorada Sp
Sul Rosy
Alpine
Tex
Cay Ff Carmarthen
Wace
Mirsheall
Tommy Farr
Evitain
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Velous
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Bury
Duran
Fas
Poirey
Max
Saulavennet
Holloaran
Sampson
A Hint
Decoto
DR. Odell
Chiroptestar
Hayward Hospital
Lucerne
T&w
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Er Raita
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