Ralph Stevens The Fishin Fool
Rowdy column reports on a large bocaccio catch from Ray Gardner’s Deep Sea boats near Hayward. mentions big king cod and multiple anglers who limited out, plus a note on a moaboy harbor fish. discusses weather, upcoming waterfowl season changes, and asks readers for recipes.
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Gardner
Charlie Evans
Evans
George Gagnon
Fruitvale
John Gilmore
Wildes McAvoy
MoAboy
Pablo Bay
Ulion
H Milisich
California
Canada
Liam J. Silva
Fish and the Commission
U.S. Fish and‘ Wildfire Service
Fornia
Siskiyou
Modoc
Lassen
Shasta
Plumas
Rockies
Longshots Top Pleasanton Card At County Fair
Alameda County fair racing card produced five big payoffs across 12 events. Elwyn Scot ridden by Dorn paid 54.90, 313.0, and 83.70 across the board in the opening one mile trot, setting the tone for the day. Lady Susan with Ballou later featured in a 330 yard sprint in race four.
The Winners List From Race Event
Winners include Elwyn Scot at 04.90 and Gay Cincofie at 84.50 with LD Red Dandy at 10.40. Lady Susan earns 25.10, Red Junior 7.10, B Franklin T 62.50, Lady Channelle 10.00, Flash O Gold 4.80, Sash 23.10, Blie Cheri 315.60, Babr Bright 3.70 and V ky Jo 81.10 among others.
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Elwyn Scot
Gay
Cincofie
Red Dandy
Lady Susan
Red Junior
Franklin T
Lady Channelle
Flash O Gold
Sash
Blie Cheri
Babr Bright
Ky Jo
Jockey Fields Tops Six Furlong Races For Big Pay Returns
Kermit Fields rode Franklin T to win the si furlong sixth returning $62, $23.30 and $14.90. Sashay won the six furlong ninth with Jo in the irons paying $31.10, $8.30 and $5.90. Baby Bright, the favorite, won the Hayward purse by four lengths with George Parra aboard, paying $3.70, $2.40 and $2.20. Racing continues for nine more days to complete the 12 day schedule.
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Kermit Fields
Franklin T
Fields
Sashay
George Parra
Helfand suspends four more managers in boxing probe
New York boxing official Julius Helfand suspended managers Custer D Amato Bobby Melnick Bobby Nelson and Charley Bauer as a hearing into the International Boxing Guild union continued They refused to testify and Helfand warned of more suspensions The action takes effect July 1 after Patterson fights Archie McBride Also ordered to testify were Irving Cohen and Max Waxman Waxman cited illness but must supply a doctor’s note
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New York
Vns
York State Athletic Commission
Julius Belfand
eHorts
International Boxing Guild
Helfand
Custer D'Amato
Bobby Melnick
Bobby Nelson
Charley Bauer
NGB
Murray
Frank
Bauer
IBG
D'Amato
Flora Patterson
Kelfand
Patterson
Archie McBride
Pious
Bull Daly
Tex Pelte
Irving Cohen
Rocky Graziano
Billy Graham
Max Waxman
Waxman
Cards Sign Heath For 1955 Campaign
Chicago signs quarterback hopeful Stan Heath and back Bob Toquinto to 1933 NFL contracts. Toquinto played college football at Santa Clara and San Francisco City College. Heath starred at University of Nevada.
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Chicago
Stan Heath
Bob Toquinto
Chicago Chinals
Toquinto
Santa Clara
San Francisco City College
Heath
University of Nevada
Duncan joins 49ers coaching staff in NFL move
Mark G. Duncan formerly of Colorado A. & M. has joined the San Francisco Forty-Niners coaching staff in the National Football League.
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Duncan
49Ers
SAN Francisco
Ith
Mark G. Duncan
Colorado A., & M
San Francisco Forty- Niners
National Football League
California League Teams on Splurge
In a light three game night, 47 players came home as 72 hits, 32 walks and eight errors produced a high scoring evening. Modesto’s Channel Cities Oilers surged with nine runs but lost core chances, while Reds beat visitors 19 to something. Bob Hertle pounded five of Modesto’s 12 hits. San Jose Red Sox, with 16 hits, beat Visalia 11 to 3, and Stockton edged Bateld 3-2.
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Modesto
Channel Cities Oilers
Reds
Bob Hertle
Modesta
Channel Cities
San Jose Red Sox
Visalia
Cubs
Stockton
Bateld
Summit's Cold War prospects in Geneva in 1955
Washington dispatch outlines the long standing East West rift guiding Geneva talks between Eisenhower and Soviet Britain and France. The goal is to avoid a shooting war as lines of dispute from postwar Europe shape the summit agenda. The piece traces decades of tension and highlights the absence of a clear starting date or binding agreement to end the cold war.
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Washington
Ins
U.S
Eisenhower
Russia
Britain
France
Geneva
Yalta
Germany
Poland
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Hitler
Soviet Union
Red Army
Manchuria
North Korea
Azerbaijan
Iran
Truman
Korea
Austria
Greece
Kars
Ardahan
Europe
Yugoslavia
Berlin
China
NATO
South Korea
Americas
United Nations
European Defense Community
Ffree
Commuunists
Indochin
iFous
Indochina
Australia
New Zealand
Pakistan
Thailand
Philippines
Asia
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