Small Boat Harbor For Lake Chabot Project
East Bay park officials plan a small boat harbor at a tree lined cove on Lake Chabot's eastern boundary. The harbor would offer human powered row boats and limited rental craft, with water quality safeguards and required sanitation facilities. The project aims to support fishing, boating, and recreational use, with plans for ramps trails and possible feeder settlements as feasibility studies continue.
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Strikes and Spares Advice From Wilman on Bowling Errors
Wilman offers bowling tips to fix common faults such as dry hands, grip width, timing, and follow-through. The piece promotes the 2nd page book Beginning Bowling Years for 20 cents plus a stamped self-addressed envelope to Joe Wilman, editor of The Review.
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Retirement Speaks: Buddy Bhan II Hands Up a Career
Hall of fame hydroplane racer George W. Buddy Bhan Jr announces retirement while recovering from January Biscayne Bay crash injuries. He reflects on the accident at 120 mph, the loss of his right arm, and a grueling recovery that may restore some function. He leaves with gratitude and a smile for a sport he loved.
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Tame Water and Wild Land in California
William E. Warner argues California must balance tame water and wild land for a growing population. He cites public lands, wilderness area expansion, and the State Water Project as key to sustaining recreation, fish, and wildlife, urging study of adding areas to protected lists. Governor Brown joined trips to Whitney Meadows, Golden Trout Creek, and other primitive areas to showcase this effort.
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Sir Bolco Wins Albany Handicap in Photo Finish
Gladys Campbell's Sir Bolco surged from last to win the $10,000 Albany Handicap at Golden Gate Fields, edging King Blenheim by a neck before 16,215 fans. Fight Fiercely finished third in a seven horse sprint as Zooron and others trailed, with Time 1:09 for six furlongs and a payout of 10.80 8.40 4.00 across the board.
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Testum
My Lark Maved
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Soomerang Joe
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Sea Sun
Kamin E. Oisalfon
Cursea
Florida Handicap horses clash in turf meet
Inaugural Florida Handicap results feature Two Relics winning the opening race at Circle High. Other races list purses from 42,500 to 10,000 with various runners including Native Chie, Geri's Joe, and Two or Day, plus multiple scratches and time marks across six races.
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Owen Headley
Coe
Veka
Robin Pack
Social Steel
Hernandez
Snow Hill Farms
Paps
Bvrberryal
Chance
Tamanaco
Eausl Ray
John L. Smallman
Native Chie
Geri
Joe
Chapman
Hall Vime
Tanerutty Martin
Prince Celerity
Judge Me Not
Time Test Triumphs in $25,000 Old Line Handicap at Pimlico
Jockey Chris Rogers rode Time Tested to an easy win in the Pimlico Old Line Handicap. Time Tested finished six furlongs in 1:11 1-5, paying $3.40 $2.80 $2.40, four lengths ahead of Navy Admiral who paid $5.20 and 33.
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United States Beats Poland in World Hockey Tourney
In Ljubljana, the United States defeated Poland 1-0 to warm up for the final round and finish seventh in the eight team event. The U.S. built an early lead and held off Poland as Rod Blackburn faced a late surge, while Jim Stordahl and Lyle Porter contributed goals in earlier play. Nine players from Minnesota and Iowa figured among scorers in a cloudy, tense finish.
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Rochester
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Inneapolis
Periiod
Emery Ruelle
Waterloo
Iowa
U.S
Rod Black
Burn
Minneapolis
Leonard Lilyholm
St. Paul
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Impressive Buckpasser Favorite In Swift Stakes At Aqueduct
Impes sive Buckpasser backed by easy victory is the odds on favorite to win the $25,000-added Swift Stakes as Aqueduct opens New York 234-day racing season. The Swift is six furlongs and the first of four Derby prep stakes including Bay Shore Gotham and Wood Memorial with added values totaling over $4.2 million.
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Wood Memorial
Seigel On Honor Roll and Notable UC Berkeley Athletes
Berkeley reports Alan Seigel from Arroyo High and Bob Sakai from Tennyson High among nine athletes named to the university honor roll. The list includes 77 students with a 3.0 GPA or better, featuring baseball captain Tom Cooper, gymnast Tom Bruce, trackster Lyman Shaffer, rower Norbert Smith, and gymnast CK Field among Berkeley and Tarzana names.
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Top Drivers Enter 500 Mile Stock Car Race
Bristol officials list several top NASCAR drivers including David Pearson Sam Medvagg and Lee Roy Yarbrough as entrants for the Southeastern 500 stock car race at Bristol International Speedway next Sunday. Cars are 1966 Dodge Chargers in the 20 mile event.
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SJS Wins Swim in Western Regional Championship
San Jose State scored 149 points to defeat defending champion San Diego State and win the NCAA Western Regional College Division swimming championship in Northridge California.
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George Royal Wins Narrow Photo Finish at Gulfstream
In a packed Gulfstream Park crowd, George Royal nosed out Plaque to win the $5,350 Down Handicap as Jockey George Longden and Canadian entrant Noor race to the wire. Hill Rise and Hill Hise trailed, while Eddie Arcaro and Citation were not in the mix.
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Citation
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Tunner
Bobby Ussery
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Hill Rise
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Tess
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Hill Hise
Cedar Key
Miami, Fla
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Stream Park
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