Sportsmen Stake in Averting Forest Fires
SACRAMENTO APD California sportsmen have a high stake in preventing Tanest fires. DeWill Nelson, chief of the new state natural resources agency, told the Senate committee that 1958 saw 283 million recreation-related activities and that by 1980, fire risk could threaten fishing, hunting, and other activities across the state.
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Unblemished 17 Finish Highlights College Slate
An Associated Press book notes Sun Belt Alabama and Aubin as standout schools, marking 17 as a season with no losses for certain teams while others faced defeats. The report lists major colleges that performed notably, with Ruipers and 40 Saturday cited among the key entries.
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Penn State No. 1 in East in Lambert Trophy race
New York report states Penn State is named the 1861 Lambert Trophy winner as the Eastern major college football champion emblem. Syracuse, a former Lambert winner, is set to play in the Liberty Bowl. Rutgers, Army, and Columbia are listed among contenders in a year ending with mixed records and unclear final standings.
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Clutch-Playing QB Honored by Team in Texas
A clumsy OCR fragment notes a quarterback honored for clutch play, mentions Holy Cross, WakeForest, and an East Texas game context. The text is garbled with names and places, but indicates a civic ceremony or athletic honor on a final Saturday, with likely references to McCarthy Blume and Garner.
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Fishin Fool Version of California Angling Licenses
The DFG planned to complete and distribute about 4 000 fishing licenses to agents in California. New licenses become valid on New Year’s Day and expire in December. Anglers face more citations early in January, while many misunderstand stamps and fees for basic and specialty licenses. The season saw a nine percent drop in hunters and a seven percent drop in birds compared with 1960.
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Carrubba Edges Dean In Village Duels Bowling Duel
In Village Bowl Jeagues Carrubba beat Dean 23511 to 604 in the Mixed Four. Dean topped with a 238 high game and 209 series to lead. Iris Dean won ladies with 165 45. Rebiske, Mullens, McCourtney tied on 117s. Rebiske 212 edged McCourtney 208 for high game. Boucher led Major League with 229 227 214. Steffey 232, other highlights include Stubbing Slemwandt Hurley Migharl Renville Hansen and Whittaker in varied entries.
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al Boucher
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Free Golf Lessons In Fremont Provided By Community Dept
Fremont residents can join free golf instruction at Warm Springs Golf Course. Sturt McCormick, program supervisor for Fremont Community Recreation Dept, says the department arranged with course management for weekday sessions. A $1 per person fee applies, with emphasis on group instruction and proper equipment basics.
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Billy Cole scores sixth straight KO in 2nd round win
Billy Cole extended his knockout streak by stopping Rickey Or aig in 58 seconds of the second round at Sl Nieto Fos Arena. The Tennessee fighter delivered a swift finish, maintaining his perfect knockout record as the bout ended early Monday night.
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Billy Coleang
Nashville
Tenn
Weller- Hult
Rickey Oraig
Russ Packsters Set Omaha Tilt
The Russian hockey team will play an exhibition game in Omaha on March 5, 1962, before entering the World Hockey Tournament in Colorado Springs March 8-18. General Manager Ken Wilson of the Omaha Knights announced the plan, noting two pre tournament games against Omaha and Colorado College.
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Omaha Knights
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Tourliament
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Striking Tips for Stocky Bowlers by Wilman Duo
Joe Wilman discusses the stocky bowler with Ray Blith and Thurman Gibson. They share stance adjustments such as shifting the ball to the right, keeping it away from the body, and dropping the right shoulder to allow a longer backswing arc.
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Thurman Gibson
Ray
Thurman
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