Ralph Stevens the Fishin Fool
A local fishing column notes Mt. Whitney hatchery rainbow trout were air dropped into Lake Mendocino. It mentions lamprey eel scars on trout, a dampened exotic menace, and rough fishing reports from Monterey Bay and Farralones. It also covers deer hunting policy in California, noting low harvest success despite large deer resources and urging informed public comment.
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Mt. Whitney Hatchery
Lake Mendocino
Monterey Bay
Farralones
F & G Brees
Warne
California
Tucker High In Grand Doubles At Grand Lanes
Tucker High stars in Grand Doubles at Grand Lanes with a 824 four game string led by Dana Tucker 24 264 215. Hal Borkam’s 808 high two-game set trails. Ralph Wang and Lou Menneesey post 227 and 226. Other lane leaders include Stoke Ville Ren and Eden Hospital figures in a busy bowling night.
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Dana Tucker
Grand Lanes
Hal Borkam
Ralph Wang
Lou Menneesey
B.G
F. Stoke
J. Renville
Bond
Wallace
Eden Hospital
Betty Malherg
Roger Shogren
Sig
Lamy Sylvestri
Ray Ahem
Tootsie Noble
Elmer Gambin
Gary Black
Deer Kill Off and Bird Bag Up in 1958 Game Survey
Sacramento reports the 1958 state Department of Fish and Game game data show deer hunters 18 percent less successful than 1957 while game birds fared better. Total deer kills dropped to 58,660 from 65,314, with substantial gains across pheasants quail doves chuckar partridges sage hens and other species. Doves led with 3,259,100 in total bag.
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Sacramento
UPS
Iné
State Department of Fish and Gane
Departepeal
London Needs Axe Patterson Favorite Versus London
Stockholm UPI reports Swedish heavyweight Ingemar Johansson calls Floyd Patterson the overwhelming favorite to defend his title against challenger Brian London in Indianapolis on May 7. Johansson says London would need an axe to stand a chance against the champion.
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Stockholm
UPI
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Brian London
Tedianapolis
Johansson
London
Whatever Happened To Vic Raschi A Yankees star remembers
Vic Raschi once formed a famed Yankee trio with Ed Lopat and Allie Reynolds helping win six pennants from AST to 1953. He posted a 7 2 record in one season after Portland, then won 19, 21, and 21 games in subsequent years earning the nickname Springfield. Raschi, born in Springfield Massachusetts, later played for the Cardinals and Athletics before leaving baseball. Now 39, he runs a retail liquor store in Genesee New York.
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Vic Taschi
Yankee
Ed Lopal
Allie Reynolds
Raschi
Yankees
Portland
Springfield
Mass
St. Louis Cardinals
Athletics
Vic Raschi
Basebais
Genesee, N.Y
Van Buren Leads Acorn Triumph in Mt Eden Litle League
Van Buren stars in a 21 to 10 win for Fidelity Mutual Acorns over Schafer Park Padres at Mt Eden National Minor Little League. Van Buren had a home run and three singles, while Larn Parke added three hits. Wayne Marking, Daryl Young and Ray Angram added two hits apiece. Other games saw Wiseman's Rainiers beat Stones on Homes Angels 16 to 6, and Bullet Construction Beavers top Palma Ceia Seals 15 to 4.
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Robert van Buren
Fidelity Mutual Acorns
Schafer Park Padres
Mt. Eden
Larn Parke
Wayne Marking
Daryl Young
Ray Angram
Padres
Wiseman
Rainiers
Homes Angels
Bullet
Beavers
Palma Ceia Seals
Cannery Nine Upsets Spooks in AA League Thriller
Cannery Nine defeats Spooks 6-1 to move into a tie for second in HARD's AA League. Chris Carabaltla doubled and scored Cannery's first run, Roy Volz added a two-bagger, and Merv Rego contributed a three-base hit. Keystoner, Falconer, and Holiday teams see notable performances as Keystone and Holiday fail to produce hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Carabatla
Cannery
Roy Volz
Dave
Walt Muniz
Jess Duvan
Tete Patadero
Merv Rego
HARD
Spooks
Washington Club
Cannery Workers
Eddie's
Mike Davis
Oscar Bickanton
Kerb Davis
Don Mendoes
Falconer
Keystoner
Boyd Willhree
P. Bissett
J. Gyerd
Keystone
Holiday
C. Gillham
Ant N. Peacock
Red 3 Nine Rallies to Beat Boat Shop in Junior League
Red 3 Nine Rallies to a 7 8 victory over Boat Shop in a Hayward Amer ica Minor Little League game. Denton Brown defeated Red 5 13 6. Star TV crushed Leam 3 246 in 23 run third inning. Lions Club beat Bill's Sport Shop 108. Texacn Service defeated Reed's Auction 17 4. Rodrigues and Punos doubled for Deacon Brown. Knight tripled for Lions Club. Ryan Burrages Olivan Baldaramos doubled. Rodrigues and Ra uk doubled for Texaco Sirview. Maobles homered for Boot Shop.
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Red
Boat Shop
Hayward America
Denton Brown
Star TV
Lions
Billy Knight
Lions Club
Jeny Ryan
Harold Burrages
Wank Olivan
Ton Baldaramos
Hilly Rodrigues
Robert Rauk
Texaco Sirview
Barry Maobles
Boot Shop
Elks Split Mt Eden Minor League Twinbill
The Elks defeated the Lions 72 to 13 and beat the Mayfair Market Wildcats 114 in weekend Mt Eden American Minor League action. B Lammestria homered in both games, Crommelin had two doubles and a single, while Kessler and Moniz each collected three hits. Crommelin also earned two wins for the Wildcats and Holy went four for four.
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Mt. Eden
Lions
Mayfair Market
Wildcats
B. Lammestria
Elks
Crommelin
Stuart Kessler
John Moniz
Ifay
Linns
R. Crommelin
G. Holy
Santa Clara seeks fifth straight relay title at San Leandro
Santa Clara Swim Club aims for a fifth consecutive relay championship at the seventh annual Leandro Relays held at San Leandro High. The event attracts about 400 swimmers from 20 clubs, with AAU junior indoor nationals to highlight the schedule.
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San Leandro
Santa_Clara
Abe
Hepooloo
San Leandro Beavers
Mitte
Santa Tr Stil
Clara
Ron Holmberg
Ani
Deply
Crawford Henry
Cach
Insza
Chamber of Commerce
Imniches - Yestentay
San Leandro Cor J
Berkeley Ymca
Camden Swim
Modesto Requet
Northwestern University Club
San Pedro
Sierra
Malmberg
Gerald Dubije
Sacramento
Shera Michigan
Amt
Heavyman Oaks
Jim ‘Moses
Trinity
Santa Clara
College
Sam Leandra
Rue
Whitley Bee
Yale
Los Gatos
Marin
Gates
San Anselmo
Oakland
John Nadissoff
Swimming Association
Palo Alto
Town
Joe Cowley
Utah
Pleasant Jills Swind
Seana
Imong
Stanford
Vaneing
Jon Erlekson
Michigan
Jerry Moss
Mian
Ned-Neely
Georgia Tech
Mal Brown
Notre Dame
Wayi Pearce
John Cook
Western Michigan
Ron Fisher
Rice
Bob Nichols
Georgikt Tech
Jack Meraudy
New Mexico
Na’ Fional
Golf's Mr. Steady: Palmer dubbed steady philosopher golfer
In Charlotte and Thomasville reports, Johnny Palmer gains the nickname Mr. Steady for his consistent play in golf philosophy. Though he has not captured Open or PGA titles yet, Palmer remains a leading figure as one of the sport's top players, while others like Mary Lena Faulk have books on philosophy tied to golf.
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Charlotte
N.C
UPI
Thomasville
UPT
Johnny Palmer
Mary Lena Faulk
Sanjayana
Steady
Palmer
Phionophiost
Toland
Mary Mays
Regulag
Burnett Bat Star Of Leandro Tie In SAC LEAGRO BC League
Kevin Burnett sparked a San Leandro BC League game at Thrasher Park with four consecutive base hits to lead the Shooting Stars past a TLS squad. Bob Fleming, Gary Aldine and Dennis Bock added multi-hit efforts as Burnett’s club posted a strong offensive showing amid a chaotic score sheet with several other league results listed from the Thrasher complex.
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San Leandro
Kevin’ Barnett
Thrasher Park
Burnett
Bob Flemng
Gary Aldine
Dennis
Bock Exch
Thrasher
Tron Duna
John Salsedio
Pogo's
Ehit Sheridan
Ill Evans
Spitfires
John Steven
Eee Rockets
John Hae
Rey
Hellcats
Ake Morgan
Bonnie Puckett Donethees
Mich’ Moreno
Carl Silval
Washington Pirates
Davy Tolin
Standard Brands defeats SLAC in San Leandro softball
Standard Brands beat SLAC 74 last night at Thrasher Park in San Leandro C 2 League play. SLAC committed errors as Gerber's won first league game after five losses. Dan Wells and Rich Jimine contributed triples steering a fourth inning rally assisting the seven run output. The City Employees meet Ler Ing's at 7 31 p m and Aladdin faces Carnation at 9 30 p m in a Teagee twinbill at Thrasher.
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San Lea
Dro-Standard
San Leandro
San
Leandro Athletic Club
Thrasher Park
State Cleaners
Gerber
Thrasher
Standard Brands
SLAC
Dan Wells
Rich Jimine
Standard
Ler Ing
Tide Tables for Wednesday June 2
Tide tables list high and low tides with times and heights for Point and nearby areas. The page notes low and high water periods and mentions dark figures and ride arrangements in user notes.
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Point
Just Not Cricket King Ed fixer of 1477 line
London report notes a 15th century royal meddling where King Edward IV allegedly fixed a cricket line and imposed two years imprisonment on any who played the game, reflecting a sensational but unclear archival fragment.
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London
Edwitd IV
Three-Hit Shutout In Women’s League Opener
Castro Valley pitcher Knapp led Marshall to an 18-0 win over Now, Bridge in the women’s softball opener at the Community Center. Knapp added a single and two run homer as cvcc Vanney moved atop the standings with a dominant performance. Lois LaVelle went four for five supporting Vanney’s victory.
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Castro Valley
Dfarsaver Knapp Spon
Marshall Tes i
Community Center
Charlotte _ Goldschimidt
Stella Turlotte
Marshall Wit
Cvcc Vanney
Lois LaVelle
Vanney
Cutrof Valley
Jamboree Teens Triumph in High-Scoring League Game
Jamboree defeated Kings and Queens 12 to 8 in a Junior Teen League baseball contest at Bohannon. Bob Becker led with a triple and two singles, while pitcher Joe Romero twirled five innings, homered, and helped secure the win. Junior Randstani forfeited Bret Haric, extending Jamboree’s seventh straight win.
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Bob Becker
Kings
Queens
Bohannon la
Jamboree
Joe Romero
Drill Tan
Juunior Randstani
Bret Haric
Stanford Golfers 4th in NCAA team standings at Eugene
In Eugene Oregon Houston led NCAA team golf with a six under par total 278 as Mauston opened a five stroke edge. Bob Pratt shot 68 with one double bogey, leading Houston 278 as Stanford Oklahoma State Duke and others trailed. The field of 141 plays 18 more holes to decide the team title and individual title via 26 hole match play.
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Eugene
Ore
UPY
University of Houston
Mauston
Bob Pratt
Houston Club
Houston
Oklahoma State
Duke
Stanford
Purdue
Oregon
Pratt
Bol Snelling
Jack Cupit
Bob Zhamerman
Toke
Ray Echols
Fresno State
Woodgie Reich
Spanforn
Ron Preston
Herrie Magnuson
Jack Lamey
Kent Winton
SAN_ JOSE STATE
Jack Lovell
Rot Gina
Keeney -Kohns
Lynn
Duniya
K. Rockwell
Santa Clara
Dob Callan
Sam Snead on the short chip shot technique
The text explains a golf chip method stressing minimal body action and keeping hands steady to stay ahead of the clubhead. It notes keeping hands lower during the stroke and references a ten cent pamphlet, The Chip Shot and the Short Trons, by Sam Snead, available by sending a dime and SASE to The Daily Reviews.
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Sun Snead
Daily Reviews
Lopez Tops In PGA Qualifying
Francisco Saez from Richmond led PGA qualifying with even par 72 as Northern California contenders struggled on sunlit greens at the Richmond Como Club. Teammates Mike De Nassey Stockton and Dick Sivanahan Alameda posted 14 over and 3 over respectively, with Buddy Sullivan Woodland at 15 over.
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Richmond
Francisco Saez
Profe Wal
Cornell President Bans Rutgers Football Challenge in 1874
Cornell University president R White forbade students to accept a Rutgers football challenge in 1874 stating I will not permit 30 men to travel 100 miles to ignite a bag of wind. This remark captures early tensions in intercollegiate football and the commitment to avoid long road trips for uncertain contests.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Ull
Cornell
R. White
Rutgers
Dick Lotz Trails By Stroke In Junior Tourney
San Lorenzo’s Dick Lotz trailed as Alameda Junior Golf Championship reached final round at Alameda Golf Course. Steve Opperman led with 69, while Lotz and John Gallagher posted 64s. Harding Park’s Gale Nagher and Gary Mialoog shared team pursuit with 212.
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Dick Lotz
Alameda
San Lorenzo
Mameda
San Mateo
Steve Spperman
Lotz
John Gallagher
John Lotz
Jeaders
Tay. Ivard
John Josephs
Mme
Harding Park
Gale Nagher
Gary Mialgeg
Jim Ioanson
Steve Opperman
GoJohn Gallagher
Mek Lolz
Gary Mlaloog
Francis Mheen
John Joseph
Jack “Simpson
Jim Johoson
Pat Lewis
Fd Castaguetto Sii Lon Shanley; Hill Aragona: Dennis’ Elato: Rogth Seligman
Brian Kime
Jim Maydent
Brice Cunningham
Pele Culver
Mike Seeling
Gary Pinto
Bob Graham
Dick Cunningham
Dan Johnsons
Ton Cerrudo
al McBride
Gary Abermano
Merle Ver Bruges
Penale Rucker
Cliff Davis
Bob
Lining Dave Witsod
Larry Ding
Ransom's 65 Sets Pace In Open Qualifiers
Henry Ransom of St Andrews Il led 64 qualifiers for the 570,000 Gleneagles Chicago Open Golf Tournament that begins Thursday. Ransom shot 65, missing by inches to tie Casper's course record. The field includes 151 players with 87 exempt pros and 79 hopefuls. A $2,500 preamateur event will precede the tourney at Gleneagles.
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Chicago
UPI
Henry Ranesom
St.Andrew
Rarigam
Ransom
Billy Casper
St. Andrews
Hale
Casper
Gleneagles
Golfing Littlers in San Diego bio oddball origin
In San Diego, a quirky feature on a boy named Gene Vier, whose parents were dedicated golfers. He grew up amid the sport, turning play on a vacant lot into a lifelong curiosity and apparent talent, long before formal training.
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San Diego
Calif
UPU
Gene Ai Vier
Mott
Stern
Gail Balls
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Ralph Stevens
Tucker High
Vancouver
Phoenix
Portlant
Salt Lake
Seattle
Sportsmans Digest
Vic Rascht
van Buren
Acorn Triumph
Spook Club
Cannery Perricb
Ivouckety Sr
Manisi
Inet
Gus Baradern
Diran
Alitigher
Fernande
Carabally
Mabada
Daiton
Davisss
Ricksras Ae
Udatley
Impley
Royar Keystone Ismeyer
Muniz
Sorkin LA Tatler
Dixon
Fale
B.boyer
B.latteur
Peacock
Atyrdetzig W
Elks Divide
Leandro
Golf
Mr. Steady
Gorda
Cote
Stanford Golfers
Sam Snead
Golf School
Lopez
Pontiac
Monahan
BLYD
Hayward
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