Ralph Stevens The Fishin Fool Deer Season Warnings and Tips
The piece outlines early season deer dates August 3 to September 15 with Inyo-Mono September 14 to October 27 and inland September 21 to October 27. It notes only forked horns and better bucks may be taken, emphasizes licensing rules for under 16s, and promotes free NRA safety courses from about 2,000 instructors. It also mentions a coast mussel quarantine until Oct 31 and offers fishing notes on salmon, rockfish, striper, shad, and local trolling.
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Teke
National Rifle Association
Department of Fish and Game
Fish and Game
Oregon
Central America
Moonlit Moonlit Fishing Reel On Rocky Shores
A fragment describes fishing on a hot night along lake shores and streams. It notes large walleye catches, requests bait types, and advises spinning and natural baits. It mentions rocky shores, pools below waterfalls, and dawn to mid morning as prime fishing times.
Ducks Lead In 1956 California Hunt Bag Trends
California Department of Fish and Game's annual hunter survey shows ducks topping the bag across species while dove and quail gains bolster totals. The 1956 response rate was 45.2 percent from a 2 percent sample of about 670,000 hunters, with duck kills at 3,026,300, up 7.2 percent from 1955. quail at 1,453,490 down 10.9 percent. pheasants 744,400 up 11.7 percent. deer 108,452 with 20,371 bucks and 28,081 antlerless, buck kill down 24 percent from 1953.
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California
Department of Fish and Game
Tide Tables for Wednesday Jure 8
Tide tables show times for four high and low tides with indicated heights and two clock readings. Published schedule lists morning and evening windows with approximate heights for coastal navigation.
California angling license sales rise seven percent
California license sales totalled 597595 through May, up seven percent from 1956. Department of Fish and Game License Officer Lawrence O Leary attributes the rise to population growth and growing interest in fishing, signaling a steady upward trend in licenses issued.
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California
Department of Fish and Game
Lawrence O'Leary
Chico Cachon Blasts Slam For Orangburg Win
Former Washington High star John Chico Cachon hit a grand slam in the sixth inning to lift Orangburg to a 7-3 victory over Junction Inn in Washington Township Softball. Warm Springs suffered its first league loss, held to six hits by Merv Nieves. Glenmoor walloped Turner Ford 12-3 in Little Bigger League action.
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Junction Inn
Fremont
Washington High
John “Chico” Cachon
Orangburg
Washington Township
Seasion
Warm Springs
Merv Nieves
Jim McCammon
Glenmoor
Turner Ford
One Hit Wins Lead In Leandro D League Showdowns
In San Leandro D East games Roosevelt Yellowjackets beat Jefferson Pirates 4-1 with one hit by David Parks and Richard Gausted limiting the Pirates to three singles. Washington Spartans edged McKinley Farmers 6-4 as Terry Hartley produced the lone hit. Jefferson Jets routed Halcyon Oilers 9-4 and Roosevelt Gauchos beat Jefferson Hornets 5-2. McKinley Rebels shut out Assumption 4-0. McKinley Warriors tied Halcyon All Stars 4-4. Garfield-Cleveland Rainiers edged Monroe Angels 7-3. St Leanders-Lincoln Padres crushed Cleveland Solons 22-0. Garfield Mounties beat Madison Stars 12-2. Madison Seals defeated Wilson Ducks 4-1. Cleveland Bengals and McKinley Bruins won 6-2 and Wilson Trojans and Roosevelt Bears won 2-1.
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San Leandro
Iglementary
Roosevelt Yellowjackets
Washington Spartans
Ilast
Yellowjackets
David Parks
Jefferson Pirates
Richard Gausted
Pirates
Spartans
Terry Hartley
Washington
McKinley
Farmers
Jefferson
Jets
Halcyon Oilers
Roosevelt
Gauchos
Jefferson Hornets
McKinley Rebels
Assumption
McKinley Warriors
Halcyon
TETAK
Bob ‘Tetak
Tim Englehardt
Hornets
Larry Johnston
Wayne Martinelli
Dick Bughes
Rebels
Assumption Dons
Garfield-Cleveland Rainiers
Monroe Angels
Bob Dorcey
St. Leanders
John Granada
Padres
Vic Soares
George Pekkari
Madison Seals
Wilson Ducks
Harvey Greenlee
Seals
Wayne Whitney
Ducks
Cleveland Bengals
McKinley Bruins
Gaels
St. Deanders
Garfield
Lincoln
Broncos
Wilson Trojans
Roosevelt Bears
Monroe Huskies
Outlaws
Orange Bowl Committee May Vote on Conference Ties
Miami will host a meeting in July to decide whether to continue the partnership with the Atlantic Coast and Big Seven Conferences that supply teams for the New Year’s Day game. An advertisement notes the scheduled discussion and potential continuation of the current tie-up.
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Miami
Fla
Taly
HPD Narrowly Trails Biggs & Haaxa After Odd Win
HPD beat Kiwanis 7 to 1 in a wild Little League Stadium game. HPD drew seven walks and had four errors while Kiwanis produced seven hits yet could only plate one run. Biggs & Haaxa lead the league with HPD closing the gap as Teamsters 748 loom later tonight.
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Hayward
Police Dept
Kiwanis
Police
HPD
Police Ride To Victory In Errorless League Showdown
Police clinched a win aided by four walks given up by the opposition and no errors. Four fielder's choices in the fourth inning helped push them ahead as Tony Hemenway singled to drive in two. Dave Brazil of Kiwanis collected two hits in three at bats, while Gary Lorenzi doubled in the fourth inning for the lone extra base hit. The win improves the Police standings.
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Police
Tony Hemenway
Dave Brazil
Kiwanis
Gary Lorenzi
Treglown Star In WTBS Play Leads 8-0 Victory
Central Chevrolet routed Central Valley Bank 8-0 in Washington Township Little League as Rich ard Treglown struck out 11 of 22, allowed one hit and two walks. In Saturday action Mission Merchants edged Knights of Pythias 1-0 on William Hall's double, Rodney Fontes scoring. Other weekend results include Fremont Fire 20 Teamsters 158 A and Westvaco 9 News Register 3.
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Fremont Fire
Teamsters
Westvaco
News Register
Cin
Teamsters Extend Undefeated Run In Local League
Teamsters Local 768 claimed their sixth straight win with a 13-4 hammering of Castro Valley community teams at Castro Valley Community Center. The slate also included Castro Valley beating Heyward IF 7-6, San Leandro blanking San Lorenzo 5-0, and Centerville forfeiting to Oakland. The Mount Eden Little League action featured Bud Neuter, Karl Reese, and a strong Teamsters performance backing a four-run attack, as Neil Ferretta and Mike Weld led a 12-hit effort. In LDS play San Leandro’s Gene Decker and Wes DeVore contributed two hits apiece, while Ed Pittson no-hit Fontana in a separate game.
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Castro Valley
Heyward IF
San Leandro
San Lorenzo
Centerville
Oakland
White Sox
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Peabody Motors
Cvec
Bud Neuter
Padres
Karl Reese
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Marty Enriquez
Mike Weld
Jack Wilhite
Tony ‘Vargas
Jim
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LDS
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Gene Decker
Bob Berry
Wes DeVore
Carl Fisher
San-Lo
Babe Rubrenzo
Brown
Ed Pittson
Ronnie Rodriguez
al Nahm Braves
Fontana
Ingpark
Gans Otlescape
Gary Olimpis
Hayward
Billyscore
James
Valley
S & R Tigers
Aljadénigion
Pitt- Rahm Cubs
Highlson
Steve Goodell
Goodell
San Leandro Eagles Face Peabody Motors In Softball Clash
San Leandro Eagles and Peabody Motors clash to narrow a two game gap in the San Leandro Recreation softball league. Corn Beef O'Brien faces Thrasher Panic in opener. Lenny's vs City Employees in nightcap while Peabody moves to 6-1-1 with Sneath pitching 11-2 over AEMCO and Kelly sparking three-for-three.
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San Leandro
AEMCO
Ray Kelly
Hollywood Oaks at Hollywood Park Featured 12 Fillies
Inglewood California today the Hollywood Oaks field of 12 fillies competes for a $25,000 added purse. Stakes winners Great Pride Fanciful Miss and Market Basket headline the lineup in the 39 year old division.
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Hollywood Park
Inglewood
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