1958 California hunting seasons and regulations update
Local field note outlines 1958 California hunting seasons with daily bag limits per region. Northern California opens Nov 1 with two birds daily first two days, then four daily, closing Nov 30, plus specific chukar sage grouse and bear dates. San Diego County and southern areas show varied limits. rifles, traps, and gear rules included.
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California
Ring Neck
Ctha Sea
Son
Horeover
San Diego County
San Benito
Kings
San Luis Obispo
Fresno
Kern
Mono
Tyo
San Bernardino
Santa Barbara
Ventura
Los Angeles
Orlange
Riverside
San Diego
Gilmore IXL Top Minors Leads in Western Eastern Divisions
Gilmore and IXL top the minors in Hayward National Little League action. TAL leads Western Division, followed by Jones Bleetrie and C. J. Rogers with 21 marks, while Gil shot tops the Eastern Division. Last week's games note standout players such as Wayne Dell Rig, Steve Richards, Eddie Frey with Col. Rogers 18 and others.
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Don Gilore
TXL
Heave
Hayward
Tal
Jones Bleetrie
C. J. Rogers
Gilshot
Continental Can
Rhodes & Jamieson
Col. Rogers
Wayne Dell Rig
Steve Richards
Eddie Frey
Davis Shopping Center
Contiental
Frank Hedden
Walker Beatymix
Jones Electric
Harry Smith
Bil Fairwell
Pacific Helicopters
IXL
Bill King
Herold Hirshman
Craft
Junta to Play In British Matches
The UPI report notes that Harvard Yale tennis teams will compete for the Prentice Cup at Wimbledon on August 15 and 16. Harvard will field Dale Junta San Leandro California Lawrence Bears Brookline Massachusetts and Edward Weld Weston Massachusetts. Yale entries include Jonathan Clark Garden City New York and Eugene Scott St James New York with Timothy Gallwey of San Francisco as alternate.
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New York
UPI
Lawn Tennis Assn
Harvard
Timothy .Gallwey
San Francisco
Dunia
Phils Sign Prep Lan caster Baughman in 1-year deal
Lancaster High School catcher Qais Baughman signed a bonus contract with the Philadelphia Phillies after talks with 11 major league teams and two colleges. He is reported to receive upwards of 54000 dollars for signing.
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Lancaster
Qais
UPI
Larry Baughman
Philadelphia Phillies
Baughman
Phillies
Sports Car Rally Set For Monterey During Laguna Seca Week
A nationwide sports car rally will run with the Laguna Seca Road Races. PBSCC timers will operate at the Monterey Chamber of Commerce building finish line. Timers available from 6 pm Friday June 13 to noon Saturday. Rallymasters will name winners who receive prizes. Clubs should contact Rally Chairman Bob Baud at Foreign Automotive, 560 Fremont, Monterey.
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Monterey
Laguna Seca
Jerry Lant
Pebble Beach Sports Car Club
Lant
PBSCC
Monterey Chamber of Commerce
Camino el Estero
Bob Baud
Rally
c/o Foreign Automotive
Fremont
St Felicitas Sweeps CYO Baseball Honors
St Felicitas dominates HARD-CYO leagues claiming all three midget division crowns as St Johns and St Leander also collect titles. Pitchers Clint Reilly and Tony Ademi star for St Felicitas. St Alphonsus and Holy Rosary suffer lopsided losses while St Joachim's and St Leander's win key games. All Saints, St John’s and St Felicitas players feature in the midget division allstar lineup.
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St. Felicitas
Felicitas
Washington Manor Parish
Thad
Clint Reill Urling
Cigler
Pelicitas
St. Alphonsus
St. Joachim
Mie Reléy
St. John's
St. Leander
Tony Ademi
Rause
St Alphonsus
Rod Braaten
Doug Kovalishen
Wineners
Denny LaFolami
St. J Alphonsus
All Saints
St Leander's
Kurtransiz
Ed Monitz
Moniz
Allonz
Tre Holy Rosary
Joachim
Bud Ambrose
Jim Benitas
Peter Torres
Allstar
Mike Reigy
Eddie Boyle
Calcutt
Reilly
Wormeldorf
St. Joachim's
McCain
St. Bede's
Elinitan
Joaxchin
Leander's
Angels Win In Mt Eden League Fight Results
In Sydney Clive Stewart outpointed Al Williams in a Mt Eden League boxing card. In New York Tony Decola stopped Peter Schmidt. Charley Justice Longwood beat Milo Savage in Salt Lake City. Ken Vien led the Angels with three singles. Ron Rive, Randy Turrentino doubled. Beavers topped with doubles from Ronnie Hunt and Danny O’Keefe.
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New York
St. _Nicholas Arena
Tony Decola
Brooklyn
Peter, Schmidt
Pelma Cele Auto Service
Angels
New Orleans
Charley Justice Longwood
Beaversteph
Mt. Edensinor
Milo Savage
Salt Lake City
I Ulah
Jimmy Piet
The
Ken Vien
Ron Rive
Randy Turrentino
Ronnie Hunt
Danny O'Keefe
Beavers
Louie's 6th straight C-2 win as Honska drives in two
Darryl Honska's fifth inning triple plated two runs, lifting undefeated Louie's TV to a 4-? win in the HARD C2 League at Bohannah Field. Both starters yielded five hits, while Louie's capitalized on a five-hit fifth inning. Wellendon scored the lone run for the Review, as Louie's turned three double plays in a tight victory.
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Darryl Honska
Louie
Daily Review
Bohannah Field
Mike Wallendon
Hongka
Wellendon
Tea
Bebnis Ty Talgelde
Pon Moorea
Orater Lon Qyoungts
Renate
Bevan -Bty Watlonda
yBalenp
Fionsi
Sydney Vanney In Fem S Ball Wins Big
Sydney volleyball and softball club recap notes four players each from June Henry Gioia Se gpiera Rosemary Glaver and Arlene Green fueling Sydney to a 34 to 6 softball victory over Marshall at Castro Valley Community Center. Vanney toppled Proctor in the opener with Fran Horn homer Opal King aiding the win, while Stella Turcotte homered for Marshall in game two.
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Castro Valley
June Henry
Gioia Segpiera
Rosemary Glaver
Arlene Green
Sydney
Marshall
Vibe Highteap
Hard Warren
Casro Valley Community Center
Vanney
Proctor
Fran Horn
Opal King
Miss Kone
Hitler
Stella Turcotte
Marshell
Stanford selects 1958 59 swim team co captains
Way‑back notables Robin Moore Hise and Wayne Mehl have been elected co captains of the 1958 59 Stanford swimming team. Moore Hise is noted as a freestyle and backstroke swimmer, while Mehl is highlighted as a backstroker. The article labels them as the team leaders for the upcoming season.
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Bala
Robin Moore
Wigard
V—Voerrabo
Wayne Mehl
Stanford
Village and Mixed Four Bowling Totals and Standings
Long-readable OCR lists multiple bowling events and handicaps including Village Series and Mixed Four divisions. Names such as Robinson Gillespie, George Silva, Tom Lattanzi, Patricia Cowes, and many others appear with scores and handicaps across Village 400, 500, 757, and Summer blocks. The fragmented data shows team rosters and high series in a period-voice sports notation.
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George Robinson
Ray Gillespie
Bo -Ross
George Silva
B. Wallace
Jim Suze
Harley Talkington
Tom Lattanzi
Bit Prettyman
John Graham
Ron’ Han- King
A! Peterson
John Weiskamp
Wes de Vore
Bill Ray
Ray Snory
George Wise
R. Millholm
Bob Green
George Green
Joh Bridges
Dick Cashen
Hugh Dean
Swede Stroud
Jiny Little
Walt Rollins
al Schurr
Jack Low
Jack Carson
Bill Paling
Bob Wright
Sam Schembri
Sandquist
Joe Chambers
Bob Ca
Cael Chady
Jimbs
Bob Geyer
Lee Ez Church
Travis
Tobbs
Ir Galanida
Dato Bastin
Gloria Bent
Leandro A Loop In Twinbill Tonite In San Leandro A League
San Leandro ABC Ambu lance faces Aladdin Heat ing in the opener while Eddie's Spook Club meets Peabody Motors in the night cap at Thrasher Parks. Fred Adams pitched a one hitter for Corn Beef O'Brien in a 4 74 victory over Marine Reserves. Curtis Wyatt and Jerry Nelsony contributed two hits for Corn Red O'Brien in game two.
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San Leandro
ABC Ambulance
Aladdin Heating
Eddie
Spook Club
Tei
Peabody Motors
Corn Beef
Belmont Park assigns top weight to Beld Ruler for Metropolitan Mile
Beld Ruler receives 283 pounds as the top weight for the Metropolitan Mile at Belmont Park on Saturday after carrying the same impost to victory in the Carter Handicap at Belmont on Memorial Day.
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New York
AUPI
Beld
Belmont
Beld Ruler
Hedge Makes Pro Ring Debut in Scranton Tonight
Dan Rodge aims to be the first Olympic wrestling champion to win a second boxing title since Paul Berlenbach. He fights heavyweight Don Jackson in Scranton, pursuing a notable transition after 27 straight wins with 14 knockouts. Sponsorship ties to wealthy Kansas oilmen.
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Scranton
UPI
Dan Rodge
Paul Berlenbach
Don Jackson
Youngstown
Charley Jones Defeats Milo Savage in Salt Lake City Bout
New Orleans middleweight Charley Jones won a unanimous decision over Milo Savage in a one round fight at the New Orleans Coliseum last night, reported by UPI.
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NEW Orlears
UPI
Charley Jones
New Orleans
Milo Savage
Salt Lake City
New Orleans Coliseum
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