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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1957
Page
8
The Fish and Game release outlines basic sport fishing licenses costing $3.00, valid for ocean waters. Inland water fishing may require one or two stamps, with a single stamp for steelhead and warm water species except trout or frogs.
A brief item notes duck silhouettes requiring two one dollar stamps for fishing trout or frogs. It mentions stamps needed to obtain fishing rights and includes the expected cost.
A San Francisco Bay area letter explains that ocean waters include open ocean bays and adjacent lagoons, extending to Carquinez Bridge and beyond. It details license stamps for steelhead, trout, and other fish, noting interior waters require extra stamps while fly fishing may avoid them, then ends with a puzzled note on divers and steelhead.
Key winners listed for the Victory Legion event at Modesto in California include Nobu Asami Albany Trudy Davis Midways Charlotte Frogs San Leandro Ginny Lane Dorothy Hansen Midway with runners up such as Kathy Buddle Pacific Mary Torres Fremon Harriett Gilles Midway Eva Stevens Fremont Lee Corral Penny Combs Carol McDonnell Connie Carpenter Ann Tyson Carmen Rose Carol Rebis kie Phillis Christ and Cream Puff Handicap contestants from Medway Midway and other locales. The page also mentions Scratch Earl Stromberg M R Pasley Walt Ramay Harry Duncan Herb Moe and other competitors in divisions including Housewife Handicap and Men s 150 Handicap with numerous participants.
In Los Angeles a field of 151 players earned starting berths for the Los Angeles Open at Rancho Municipal. Five dozen golfers advanced from six municipal courses in Monday’s qualifying rounds. notable names included Don Boysen and Bunky Johnson. John McMullin, recent Monte Bello Open winner, did not qualify.
Tide tables fragment lists Wednesday January times and heights with partial notes on high and low tides, points including Pt Point SF. Light and dark figures appear, but key values are incomplete and unusable.
Reader questions offer tips on stance and approach to improve accuracy. Guidance covers foot alignment, straight steps, and pacing for timing, with references to a pamphlet by Joe Wilman for further advice and a request for payment to obtain it.
Bishop O'Dowd defeated St Josephs 43 38 to open Catholic Athletic League play as center Jack Kavanaugh led with 16 points and Pete Kobles added 13. The Dragons pulled away in the third after a 27 27 tie, Lindston broke the deadlock, and nine bench players scored as O'Dowd moved to 3 0. St Josephs hosts Alameda St Joseph Pilots next.
Big Eight action highlighted Kansas 79 over Kansas State 61 while Oklahoma edged Missouri 69 to 80. Other results include Iowa State 61, Nebraska 47, and Minnesota 74, Connecticut 62 in a broad roundup of college cage scores and tournament notes.
Wilt Chamberlain starred for Kansas with 38 points and 18 rebounds as Kansas defeated Kansas State 79-65 to win the Big Eight tournament in Kansas City. The victory marked the first time any team won the Big Eight tourney in consecutive years. Kansas State's loss came after a 10-game skid for the team. Other tourney outcomes included Oklahoma beating Missouri 80-69 for fifth and Colorado beating Princeton 80-64 for seventh.
Kansas and Kansas State lead the United Press basketball rankings for the second straight week with North Carolina rising to third. San Francisco and Michigan State follow, while Maryland Cincinnati and Temple appear in the top ten.
Temple defeated California 68 to 58 in the tournament final as Rogers Kennedy and Norman led the Owls. California trailed by ten at halftime and narrowed the gap to nine before Temple widened the margin late, earning the seventh win in nine games for Temple and their players named to the all tournament team.
Piedmont California teenager Chris Crawford advances to the Orange Bowl Junior Tennis Championships final in Miami Beach to meet second seed Earl Buchholz of St. Louis Crawford reached the final after defeating Robert Delgado of Los Angeles 3-6 6-3 6-4 while Buchholz beat Rudy Hernando of Detroit 7-5 10-8 in a tense semifinal.
London dispatch reports world featherweight champion Bassey agreeing to a title bout with Belgian challenger Pierre Cossemyns in Liverpool England. The match would crown the world featherweight champion in a challenger packed showdown at a neutral venue.
Harold Kilama of Cleveland School again tops scoring in San Leandro Recreation boys basketball played yesterday. Kalama's 24 points powered a 71 18 class C win over St Leanders. In Bancroft Junior High seventh grade McKinley won to stay undefeated. Other results include class C and E games at John Muir and class A at San Leandro High with Dons Giants Gaels Bears and more.
The Stanford Indians edged Arizona State 78 to 71 in a late practice game at Stanford Pavilion. Sophomore Mike Tipton led a late rally with nine points, while Rick Haga paced the Sun Devils with 35 points. Royce Youree and Jay Neely added 17 each for ASU, as Stanford fought off a full-court press to preserve the win.
Long Beach City College defeated Compton Junior College 55 to 50 to win the eighth annual Sam Barry Memorial basketball tournament in Glendale. The upset secured LBCC the title amid a close finish.
World light and heavy weight champion Archie Moore of San Diego California started training in Sao Paulo Brazil for his January 10 non-title bout with Brazilian heavyweight Luiz Inacio.
Oregon and Ohio State prepare for the Rose Bowl with coaches Hayes and Casanova cautious about injuries and tactics. Hayes says Oregon remains dangerous and balanced. Casanova promises new wrinkles while relying on the Webfoots’ fighting spirit. Both teams aim to avoid New Year’s Eve distractions as they finalize game plans.
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