California Fish and Game Clears Weeds From Bridgeport Reservoir
California fish and game workers completed a winter operation at Bridgeport 000-acre reach in Madera County removing thousands of pounds of invasive vegetation and choked fish to restore sport fish habitats. About five tons of weed fish and 49 tons of weeds were killed, with 44 tons of overabundant catfish and five tons of other unsuitable fish removed. The program aims to plant many thousands of fingerling trout later to restore fishing for anglers. A San Francisco meeting on January 6 will hear Commission recommendations for 1950 hunting and angling seasons, with regulations to be set at a later session in Los Angeles. A pheasant hunter near Tonight's Landing bagged a color-distinct bird, later identified as a ringed pheasant, considered the year's standout specimen.
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Wayne Sargent
California Dlvision of Fish and Game
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Bridgeport Rait
Mang County
Inter Than
Niles
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Williant J. Silva
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Los Angeles
Ter Act
Dianary
Sun Maries
Ute Commission
San Francisc
Willi A. Dewtititoet
Daly City
Texas Tech Fans Greet Team Before Raisin Bowl
Alumni and fans will welcome the Texas Tech squad today ahead of their Raisin Bowl clash with San Jose State. Border Conference champions plan a parade and a later high energy workout at Hadcliffe Stadium as San Jose State arrives later. Alabama rallies to an 87-21 comeback over Boston College in the Orange Bowl.
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Vexas
Alabama
Crimson
Boston College
Alabamoa
Dean Detton Poised For Pacific Coast Heavyweight Title
Dean Detton returns to California to challenge for the Pacific Coast heavyweight title, pairing with promoter Ad Santel’s event in Oakland. He faces Ray Eckert, a burly Missouri grappler who holds the coast title, in a two falls deciding main bout.
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Dean Delton
California
Toileria
Orient
Australia
Pacific Coast
Qalland Atuditorius
Delton
Iom Vuylvallin
Oakland
Ray Eckert
Missouri
Ad Santel
Howe
Dockard
Beckart
Hille
Dean
Eckard
Ray
Oalfend
Beker
Benerahty
Ts Bells
Ghigo Churela
Sar
Pruineigee
George Ponehalt
Dumberta
Tanning Patviels O'Paule
Larsen in Semi Final Match Today
Larsen of San Leaurice defeats Steve Pitts 6-1 6-2 to reach the semifinals as top seed Gariber Malley also advances in New Orleans Sugar Bowl tennis action. Second seed Art Larson to face Seixas in the singles semis. doubles draw soon follows with Coghell and Lier seeded first.
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Sugar Bowl
Tau
Smai
Philphian Vie Suixee
Gariber Malley
Tithaly
New Orleans
Ciuly Chang
Vince di Btefano
Tony 4Rahert
Cincinnati
Gat
Seixas
Art Larson
San Leaurice
Steve Pitts
Montphis
Tann
Coghell
Lier
Un 8 Bat Ok hy JACK CUDDY NEW YORK sports parade
College basketball season shows standout performances as players from New York teams deliver notable games. Substantial coverage highlights late season strides and returning stars shaping the circuit.
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New York
Sunset and Ashland Split Hoop Games
Sunset and Ashland split a basketball doubleheader with Sunset narrowly winning the second game. Ashland led early with 16 by Chie r and Jon Richard, while Sunset’s top scorers were Cline Gilliean and Kegon Selattlerts. The veteran mentions include multiple college teams and players amid prewar-style analysis of rising big men like Bill Spivey and Charley Luck, with references to national players and teams.
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Ashland
Cle Chie R
Jon Richard
Cline Gilliean
Kegon
Sus Pon Cressar
Hymie Diahner
Sunset
Hobe Lagge
Maders
Che Tankwi
Katers
Nelson Rugg keylers top league with 2402 series
In round three of the San Leandro Women's 700 Scratch League Nelson & Rugg keylers posted a 2402 team series to lead, taking three games from Luque's Upholstery. Lorvaine Kovo top scored 194 and Cecilia Goody 510 in the win while Mary Valle 168 and 438 guided Luque's in defeat. Irene Walkey led Fabric Lane with 176 and 471, and Kayner topped the Bowl with 167 and 494 as teams jockey for position.
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San Leandro
Nelson & Rugg Keylers
Luque
Lorvaine Kovo
Cecilia Goody
Mary’ Valllo
Luncoriag
S. Williams
Kostal
Oib
Pickell Painter
Fabric Lane
Pickell Painters
Advanntage
Irene Walkey
Kayner
Ann Rose Sportswear
Tieidelberg
Mad Bliss
Doris Jenner
Ann Rose
Lext
Melson
Rugg Kostal
Assacia Pickell
Ann Rosé Spoyiswear
Blue 17 and Under League Picks Five Contenders
The Blue 17 and Under League opens January 9 at the high school gym with five teams: the Disabled American Veterans quintet the High School, Seraphs, All Saints and Castro Valley Lions. DAV led by Mendonca and Oliveria faces tough matchups with Siegel Waunch and others. High School reserves led by Clausen and Loveall loom as title threats. Seraphs featuring Fukuchi Matsumoto contend, joined by Hara Katop and Niciimura. All Saints, led by Donurie Keck and Neilson, adds depth. Castro Valley Lions paced by Perry and Eidos seek playoff berth.
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DAV
Secaphs
Castro Valley Lions
All Saints
Rich Mendonca
Henry Oliveria
DAV Haopsters
First Christian Church
Mendonea
Oliverio
Rannie Siegel
Donn Waunch
Bobby Wauneh
Rick, Herbert
Barry Quinn
Frank Dell
Benny Fratcelli
Angelo Fraticelli
Charlie Castlebury
Don Clausen
Frank Loveall
Hhemps
Red
Leaguoe
Chiusen
Love
Clarenes Wessman
Wilbur Lohrengal
Robert Fidén
Dwayne Thomas
Bob McAloney
Larry Bourland
Dene Kendall
Seraphs
Ray Fukuchi
Sam Matsumoto
Fukuchi
Matsumoto
Bit Hara
Haruo Katop
Roy Niciimura
Minwel Moliggepracs Sato
Moin Shinado
V. Eaton
Hoy? Cowles
All Saint's
Phil Donurie
Narmad Keck
Syl
Ken Neilson
John Azevack Noonan
Ken May
Nis
John, Neto
Joe Reys
Wyild
Ear Blue
Frank Perry
Bob Eidos
Perry
Hiden
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Broncos Sport Coats Highlight Santa Clara Orange Bowl Trip
Broncos travelers from Santa Clara will journey in tailored sports coats in maroon. Assistant coach Jack Roche modeled the apparel at a players session and received high praise from undergrads for the stylish turnout.
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Santa Clara
Jack Roche
Yankees to Train in West for 1952 Spring
New York Giants and Yankees agreed on spring training sites in the West. Giants will train at the Yankees base in St Petersburg in spring 1951 while the Yankees take over the Phoenix base. From there they will travel to San Francisco Oakland Hollywood and Los Angeles for exhibitions. Del Webb spearheaded the plan for broader West Coast exposure.
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New York Yankees
Far West
Yankees
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St. Petersburg
Bombers
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Ariz
Yanks
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Gomes
San Francisco
DiMaggio
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Hollyhwood
Los Angeles
T He
del Webb
Ji Phoeni
Bostol College Star Sets Orange Bowl Rushing Record
Mike Holewalt of Boston College set an Orange Bowl rushing mark in 1943 by carrying the ball 10 times for 158 yards and scoring all three touchdowns. The performance, at the Orange Bowl, established an all time major bowl record and highlighted Holewalt as the game's standout player.
Fever Pitch For Rose Bowl Game
In Pasadena California and Ohio State duel for Rose Bowl momentum as Cal negotiates an injury blow to halfback Jack Swainer while coach Tyinn Waldorf contends with the loss of his most experienced back. The teams push toward Monday’s showdown with strategic jitters and hopes of a decisive win.
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Pasadena
California
Ohio State
Cazch Wes Fesler
Jack Swainer
Tyynn Waldorf
Waldorf
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