Waterfowl season strugglers haunt Wayward area hunting
Duck and geese flights move south from the North into Central valleys but the second half of the waterfowl season yields poor results. Hunters report widespread poor shooting, with Tule Lake dogs and blinds failing to concentrate birds. Local clubs fear tougher conditions may push conservation efforts and potential changes to regulations. A 1951 Duck Decoy Makers contest is planned, offering prizes and urging entries via the Sports Desk.
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Tule Lake
John Haar
Tere
Amy
Naw
Anany
Auvate
Conservation Iba
Lange
Sports Desk
Olive
Top Car Drivers In Leandro Race at Oakland Speedway
Auto racing opens with the national five eighths track Stack car championship at Oakland Speedway. Forty cars vie for laps as Johnny Snares and Bay Cities racers lead entries from Sacramento, Stockton, Merced, Salinas and beyond. Sixty to seventy percent of the 125 cars aim to qualify for ten events, with prelims including a W-car consolation, a 20 car heat, and a W-car trophy dash. The event follows morning trials, drawing a large Bay Area crowd after last season’s big Bay Meadows turnout. The Goethe Museum at birthplace of Goethe in Frankfurt is being restored with American aid.
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Oakland Speedway Stadium
Seis
Uwe
California Stock Cay
Bay Caties Racing
Freano
Asiah
Johnny Snares
BCRA
Sacrimento
Stockton
Merced
Salinas
Mike Hulnich
Bay Cities
San Jose
Bay Area
Oakland Wack
Bay Meadows
Army appeals hunters to aid in deer skins for Arctic gear
The U S Army issued an emergency appeal asking hunters to turn over deer, including those killed in the field or stored, to wardens or authorized butchers for rapid supply to glove makers. A meeting of military and civilian procurement officials discussed speeding deer skin deliveries to gloves amid a winter supply crisis.
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U.S. Army
Stiles
Amy
Chicago
Tanner Council America
Agabashian Named Bay Cities R C A Manager
Fred Agabashian from Albany is named manager of the Bay Cities Racing Association and director of the Pacific Coast Indoor racing championships opening at Oakland Exposition Building. He will assume duties Jan. 2 after winning eight Indianapolis Speedway races and the BCRA crown three times. He will not retire from racing and plans further championships under Bay Cities during January and February.
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Fred Agabashian
Bay Cities
Rac- Ing Association
Pacific Coast
Oakland Exposition Building
Agabashian
Albany
Indianapolis Speedway
Agabashiri
Indianapolis
Wynn Fricti
Kurhis- Angeles
Aggie
Tos Ory
West Shrine team primed with depth and talent
The West Shrine squad, coached by Howie Odell and teammates Schwartz and Neely, boasts 25 players from Washington to Texas. Starters include Kyle Rote and Bill Weeks, with pass and run options guided by a deep backfield. The line averages 218 pounds, featuring Van Alstyne, Wilkinson, Punches, Deters, Dadrill, Stuitel, and Torgeson, aiming to overpower opponents in a Saturday showcase.
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San Francisco
Develoyy
Feaver Tuuse
Howie Odell
Washington
Morehie
Stanford
Odell
Schwartz
Neely
Dalanen
Will
Hell
Bran Nag
Nebraska
Bill Weeks
Town State
Kyle Rote
Washlingan
Bob Wil Kingan
UCLA
Jin Devan
On State
Bruce van Attyne
Stanfard
Andy Willhouse
Texas A & M
Atell
West
Montcher
Hoyilston
Baylor
Bowl game rosters and coaching notes across leagues
United Press tally of coaching comments and Shrine game selections across sites from Biloxi Baton Rouge Santa Clara Stanford and Franch Nebraska to Notre Dame Purdue and SMU. Lists players like Kyle Rote Whisper White Volney Peters and Mick Mettor Mick with positions and squads for East West clashes on New Year’s Day.
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Biloxi
Miss
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Santa Clara
Calif
Ryercl Grandelius
Michigan State
Atken
Bily Gay
Notre Dame
Jerry Groom
Jahnny Kerestes
Murdue
Jack Rowden
Maryland
Linr-Backuy
Wick Bolkovac
Pittsburgh
Sianfond
Whisper White
Arizona
Temper
Kiisis
Dale Dodrill
Colorado A, & ML
Dick Stanfey
San Francisco
Tee Stonestreet
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Michigan thin depth worries Rose Bowl prospects
Michigan coach Herbert Crisler warns depth is shallow for the Rose Bowl against California. He emphasizes not risking injuries to key players and notes the 1947 and prior Rose Bowl performances. Crisler, praising team spirit, predicts outcome hinges on breaks and California's strong running game observed by scouts.
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Crisler
Michigan
University of Southern California
Wolverines
Stanford
California
Issa
Terrible Tempered Trojans Triumph Over Gaels in Cage Opener
USC, led by Bonnell and Eby, edges St Marys Gaels as tempers flare with two ejections after a rough start. USF beats Georgia Tech 61 47 in the opener. UCLA downs Pittsburgh 83 59. Portland stuns Portland State 59 42. Washington State tops Central Washington 50 40. Seattle U crushes British Columbia 101 60 in early season hoops roundup.
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Southern California
Trojans
St. Mary's Gaels
Cow Palace
Southern Cal
Bob Daly
Gael Renter Hen Gibson
Edibe
USC
Don Eby
Ter Flor
Bruce Bonnell
Pease
van Ale Atyne
Boyd
Kolf
University of San Francisco
Dons
Georgia Tech Dei
Commediat
New York
USF
Portland
George Vendrickson
Fields Pot
Stewart
al Pavama
Wish
University of Oregon
College of Puget Sou
Darwin Gilchrest
Washington State College Eakers
Central Washington
Pullman
Wash
Seattle
Seattle University
British Columbia
Palo Verde Svon
Stockton
Fl Cuming
el Centro
Sam Berry
Glendale
Calif
Fraley Names Art Larsen Berth In 50 Fame Hall
Oscar Praley’s recap lists top athletes from golf to boxing and tennis, highlighting Art Larsen earning a spot in the Fame Hall. It notes Snead as top money winner and Valeton trophy champion Shanahan’s amateur success, plus Rizzuto and Ezzard Charles achievements, with football, baseball, and other sports winners and records mentioned.
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Fraley
Art Larsen
Fame Hall
Oscar Praley
New York
Praley
San Shen
Ber Hoyin
Prank Stranahill
Shanahan
Phil Rizzuto
Yanke
Moise
Yankee
Man
Topeimong
Ezzard Charles
Yankee Stadium
Jor Tavis
Ross Underdog In NY Battle
Eugene Hairston a deaf-mute New York contender meets a 162-pound substitute challenger in Madison Square Garden. The 22-year-old hoped to extend his win streak in the Garden’s final 1953 bout, facing a late replacement from New York after Cartier pulled out due to injury.
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New York
Eugene
Hairston
Steingkpan
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Beanpole
San Jose
Cartier
Turf World Mourns Wright Death of Calumet Farm Founder
Miami, Fla. Warren Wright Sr. famed Calumet Farm founder and owner of Whirlaway and Citation died last night at his winter home after a two year illness. He was regarded as the world’s leading owner, Calumet earnings setting a record of over 1.4 million dollars in a single year. His horses dominated the sport, shaping racing history through the Derby and Championships.
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Miami
Fla
Ludiay
Warren Wright
Calumet Farm
Calumet Farm Caler-Bvarers
Wright
Whirlaway
Citation
Ide
Leandro Table Tennis Tourney Opens Entries
San Leandro Recreation Department announces the third annual Open Table Tennis tournament set for January 28 at the Leandro Boys Club. Four classes compete including Championship and A events, with entrants from Hayward Castro Valley San Leandro the East Bay San Jose and beyond. Vernon Finnell returns as tournament director.
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Che San Teandro Recreation Department Sonamerd
Th Leandro
San Jose
Inas
San Francisco
Fort Ord
Recreation Department
City Ail
San Leandro
Women Bowlers Sweep Four Times in Hayward League
In Hayward, four of five matches ended in three game sweeps as area bowling leagues resume after the holiday. Notable scores include Ruth Kenworthy 476 in series and 172 in a game for Furnitures, and Mary Granger leading a high series 503 for the Dight. Other strong performances come from Jenna De Merse 345 for the losers and Rose Chamberline 199 high game for the Builders.
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San Leandro
Mony
Paruhures
Ruth Kenworthy
Jean DeMerse
Laraine Nelson
Reta Weler
Joyce Kinnemin
G. Scaluzh
Ye Chih
Nonna Hutthen
Luckie
Blea Scholle
Mable Tempe
Bowters
Gertie Davis
Ti Son Leandra
Mary
Granger
Mary O'lara
Rose Chanberline
Mary Gree
Mhénbers
Farms Forl
Snowbound Skier Weekend Warns Of Hazards In Sierra Nevada
Snowbound conditions report uncertain ski spots in the Sierra Nevada with lodging limited and oxygen aids possible for fans. The state chamber notes variable snow amid reports of limited access at Panther Meadow, Mount Shasta, Squaw Valley, and other resorts south of Leevaning, with conditions described as fair to waning.
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San Francisco
Sierra Nevadas
State Chamber of Commatree
Lodge
Panther Meadgwa
Ment Shasta
Squaw Valley
Fehu Chalet
Hhenalain
Leevaning
Fai Te Wane
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