Salmon and striped bass activity noted at Berkeley area
Local fishing news reports limited salmon runs near the Light Ship and Doub le Point but hints of action around Berkeley harbor with trolling boats filling limits on proper tides. Striped bass activity remains strong near the Berke ley pier and upstream past the Brothers, while other catches include smelt, perch, and some flounders. Also notes trapping licenses for profit and year round European wild pigs with county nuance.
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Double Point
Berkeley
Monterey County
Potter Valley
Mendocino County
Gualala River
Puffball Mushrooms Describe Safe Edible Stage
Guide notes puffball mushrooms found in open meadows are nonpoisonous when young and solid white inside. They lack stems or gills, vary from white to brownish, and range from one inch to over a foot in diameter. Peel rind, slice to fry or cube for stews, and soak in salt solution to remove any pests.
Fall Classic Proposed for Indianapolis
Chief Steward Harlan Fengler delayed approval of Jack Ensley’s bid for the 130 mph phase, saying he did not meet the standard. A second high race at the Speedway in September or October is not under serious consideration, while a European Grand Prix proposal for a 20 car race with 10 Americans and 10 Europeans drew a cool response from Tony Hulman and racing chief Hanks.
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Jack Ensley
Indianapolis
Harlan Fengler
Ensley
Fengler
Speedway
Tony Hulman
Hulman
Hanks
Racing Twin Bill Set in San Jose Speedway Plate
Racing fans will see a doubleheader at San Jose Speedway featuring NASCAR hardtops and BCRA midgets with first race at 6:45 p.m. Visalia defends its title after a ninth straight California league win as Modesto, Fresno, and other teams post results in a wide Bay Area slate.
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San Jose Speedway
BCRA
United
Visalia J
California
Ssunnyvale
Washington High Sill Rollin
Af Fremont
Modesto
Redlegs
Ton
Fresno
Fremont High
Camden
Houston
Tex
Joe Brown Colgames
Jose
Visalia
Stocktonerros
Reds
Leroy Johnson
Ed Kell
Steve Hershner
Bakersfield
Salinas
Reno
Silver Sox
Yvars
Klu's Homer Nips Phils in 12th as Turley Wins Fourth
Baseball briefs recount late twists with Klu's homer in the 12th lifting the Cubs past the Phillies. Turley earned his fourth straight complete game win for the Yankees over the Senators. Spahn and other stars contributed in varied outtakes across the league.
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Klu
Homer
Phils
Turley
Major league boxscores mix from American and National Leagues
A dense box score snippet lists lineups and stats for multiple games across the American and National Leagues. It includes player abbreviations and totals, with teams like Chicago St Louis Baltimore Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit Cincinnati Milwaukee Cleveland Chicago New York Washington and others represented in a compressed, era-typical scorecard style.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Herbi
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Pilureiket
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Morvall
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Gerrert
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Oroweky
Aljoneyp
Jizsmith
Beeman
Qsuler
Hemrie
Wolkerp
Tanner
Groen
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Triendos
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Castleman
Buddin
Paver
Slaringameane
Musiat
Mus Bunnela
Pora
Unston
Lona
Allfenore
Niamon
Pier
Sir Louis
Budato
Jensang
Sistat
S. Taylor
Betens
Seleteiky
Sisler
Woodling
Iph
Kandos
Rerbeso
Sistine
Westminster Press
Hope Lutheran
Bartinad
Airuning
Alfortelt
Oljenatac
Elementert
Elf
Robert Abed Klingp
Meestris
Fameckp
Vgarverp
Oleek
Redwood Chapel
Milttala
Philadelphia
Foytark
Kline
Roberts
Tath
Gorvor
Adaoe
Trucks
Foyteck
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Rbi
Hoaks
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Ballet
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O'cinnati
Hanks Spann
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Cleveland
Jarden
Phillips
Jackson
Rivare
Cole l Gehen
AieReane
Avile
Phillips S
Mmetish
Tomanek
Wenn
New York Washington
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Sieben
Pearsoner
Fyndlees S
Wsievers If
Ferro
OlCourtneye
Hardtop Champs At Contra Costa
Walnut Creek hosts the Contra Costa hardtop program with Bay Cities Racing members Dudley Maher and Franklin shaping the field for the second event. Time trials start at 7 p.m. Good Shepherd’s Kalthoff pitched and walked few as teammates triumphed. Thorn ton homered for the Tasers and Rubke delivered a four-base hit.
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Walnut Creek
Contra Costa
Gene Dudley
Napa
Bay Cities Racing Asso
Bill Maher
Vallejo
Johnny Franklin
Santa Rosa J
Pirates trim roster by sending two moundsmen
Pittsburgh Pirates reduced their roster to 27 by sending pitcher George Witt to Columbus of the International League on a 24 hour recall basis and returning the contract of pitcher George Perez to LinAn of the Western League. Witt appeared in three spring games with no decisions in 1 2/3 innings pitched. Perez had one defeat in 8 2/3 innings across four games and will be sold to Salt Lake City in the Pacific Coast League.
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Pittsburgh II
Pitts
Burgh Pirates
George Witt
Columbus
George Ferez
Lin Ian
Perez
Lin Jeoln
Salt Lake City
Witt
Mound Duels Highlight HARD Softball Tilts
Excellent pitching highlighted Hayward recreation softball as Week One ended. Wally Kalthoff pitched a two hitter for Good Shepherd Lutheran beating First American Baptist 10 to 1 on the Bret Harte diamond. Bill Pimentel of Eden Congregational hurled a five hit shutout to defeat Village Church 2 to 0.
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Hayward Area
Ellington Tops Midway in Handicapped Meet Summary
Ellington tops Midway in a series of handicap events at Palmitter Sanatorium and K of C meets. Competitors include Carl Ellington 223 681 Art Com nick 539 Al Hellwig 526 and Freda Lehman 351 Catherine Palmiter 347. Outcomes show mixed results across divisions with numerous participants listed.
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Midway
Carl Ellington
Art Comnick
al Hellwig
Louis Wneinas
Dion Anderson
Ed Chiado
Sal Marquez
Jake Kendall
Palmiter Sanitarium
I Freda Lehman
Catherine Palmiter
K. OF
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Jim Cornell
John Schaeffer
Anita Buddle
Isabel Storey
Ruby Parks
Stella Carlsen
Bobbe’ Lindsey
Alcel Mitchell
Virginia Howard
Wanda. Adams
Gardena Cyclist Raush Killed After Heat Crash
Duke and Maryland stars led time trials in ACC events as Burt Raush from Long Beach was fatally injured in a heat race at Gardena Stadium. He died after suffering a skull fracture, while also setting javelin and sprint times at the meet.
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Gardena
Calif
Burt Reaush
Long “Beach
ACC
Gardena Stadium
Raush
Dick Bartulski
South Carolina
Allgauers Lead WIBC With Third Highest Total
SAN FRANCISCO The Allgauers from Chicago held a strong lead in the Women’s International Bowling Congress Tournament after posting 2972 for three games, 19 shy of the all time high. The Chicago squad trailed the record mark set by the Chicago Far OAKLAND-San Leandro High staff team in the 1955 event.
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San Francisco
Allgauer Restaurant
Chicago
The
Allgauers
Bucs
Ramos
Oakland
San Leandro
John Ramos
Jim
May Ploegman
Johnston
Frank
Los Angeles
Deten
Johnny Podres
KLX
Dodger
Rarnes
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Tex
Arroyo
Iseum
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Sportsmans Digest Zelster
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Boston
Paul Faysiack
Detroit
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Wynn
Warren Spahn
Braves
Klusgowski
Robin Roberts
Robin
Rot Kline
Bob Turley
Bob Everly
Yogi Berra
Mickey Mantel
Ken Aspremante
Norm Zauchin
Neil Chrisley
Navi
Billy O'Dell
Dave Sisley
Jimmy Piersall
Foytack
Boone
Ned Garver
Vacuo
Tucker
Eden Congregational
Bill Pickens
Good Shepherd
Kalthoff
First American Baptist
Thornton
Walt Rubke
Pirates
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Buckaroo Academy
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Dave Sime
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