California Out of Doors report on wildlife funding and water plans
California outdoor sportsmen hear about a proposed warm water fishing development modeled after Tennessee Valley Authority practices. The Associated Sportsmen plan to push state wildlife board proposals as funds and project submissions face water shortages and farmer limits. A Grizzly Island refuge plan foresees public shooting areas for 2000 to 600 hunters on a yet partially developed 8600 acre site with half set aside for conservation and feeding grounds.
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ED Dolan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Caliornia
TVA
California
Uch Bet
Associated Sportsa
Wildlife Conservation Board
Seth Gordan
Lang: Hiirodgary
Marin County Nautical Fair Week Proclaimed by Supervisor
T Fred Bagshaw, chairman of Marin County board of supervisors, proclaimed June 2 3 and 4 as Nautical Fair Week. The event spans a weekend docked aboard the yacht Regal Pale near McNear’s Beach, Marin County.
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Board of Supervisors
T. Fred Bagshaw
Marin County
We Cereony
Regal “Pale
McNear's Beach
Bagshaw
Fred Bagshaw
Board of Supervisors of
Arm Paurity
Musial Hits .467 as Cardinals Rise to Second Place
Stan Musial compiled 15 hits in 75 at bats for a .467 average boosting the Cardinals from fourth to second. He had a triple, double, and single in an 8 to 7 win over the Reds, while End Slaughter added three hits. Dodgers beat Braves. Giants over Phillies. Pirates sweep Cubs. Browns debut Roy Sievers with grand slam. Athletics end four-game skid past Yankees. Red Sox split with Senators.
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Carl Sandouist
New York
U.P
Manly
Stanley Musial
Jesse James
Dodger
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Thad
Cardinals
Reds
Cardinal
Slaughter
Dodgers
Braves
Bud Podbiclan
Boston
Walter Cooper
Giants
Phils
Philadelphia
Bon
Thomson
Pirates
Cubs
Chicago
Johnny Hopp
Andy [Afko
Hank Sauer
Neihouser
Rade
Detroit
Roy Sievers
Athletics
Yankees
Thay
Bob Dillinger
A’s
Pecky Suder
Red Sox
Senators
Baseball Standings and Nautical Fair Proclamation
Standings note New York 4 11 Philadelphia 3 2nd inning suspension and Boston 4 Brooklyn 6 Pittsburgh 18 Chicago 5 9. Marin Marin residents urged to attend Nautical Fair June 2 3 4 and a ceremonial proclamation sealed in a bottle sent by Marin American Legion Post No 37 inviting all to join the event and wish good luck.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
San Rafael
American Legion
Mar_velous Marin
Marin
Marin Way
Louch
Détroit
Washington
Cleveland i
St.ouis
Chicago Sonday
Cleveland
St Louis
Detroit
Lis
Pittsboro
New York Gil
Cincinnati
Hibberd Fourth in North Coast Regional Meet at Mt Diablo
Alameda County cindermen dominated the North Coast regional. Hayward’s Ray Hibberd placed fourth in the mile, while Piedmont’s Norm Green and Alameda’s Herby Turner led with firsts. Grady Bannett won the 330 yard dash, and Hayward tied for fourth in the 440 relay as records fell for Turner and Greenwood. Meets continue next Saturday at Edward’s Stadium Berkeley.
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Contra Costa County Athletic League
Mt. .Diablo
Alameda County Athletic League
ACAL
CCCAL
East Bay Counties League
Norm Green
Piedmont
Herby Turner
Alameda
Hayward
Ray Hibberd
Fattgers
Berkeley
Sae
Wayne Louck
Skyward-ientyrant
Grady Bannett
Anthony Massa
Manuel Molina
Turner
Imark
Rose
Mt. Diablo
Greenwood
Aso
Broad
Bellar
Warren
Acaianes
Edward's Stadium
Gval
Sherman Miller
Petaluma
Full Field For Albany Race Seen
A full field of leading Western three year olds is expected to contest the Gatland handicap at Golden Gate Fields in Saturdays $10,000 feature. Nominees likely include Special Touch SirButch Thanks Again Competing Bea Great Circle and Feudal with names drawn from the owners roster.
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Albany
Golden Gate Fields
James N. Crofton
Clifford Muner
Sam Goldband
Zack T. Addington
Voboble
Biff
Third Between Carr and Ho wens Tie For Fifth In Meet
Readable lines show results across events with multiple ties and placements. Carr representing AY and Ho wens from P tie for fifth. Wichman Av Joiner Pit Mac yell CSD Mazicca Fit Busby R also in tied order. Field events list height 60 inches and various distances with winners and runners-up noted.
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Carr
Howens
Wichman
Joiner
Pit
Macyell
CSD
Mazicca
Fit
Busby
Wounby
Williams
Sartoin
Sed
Neuman
Kretsehmer
Sth. Lauers
Uine
Omonia
Marciel
Doneaus
Campbell
Bryan al
Bannert
McMillon
Roy
Nobel
Sid
Thores
Mareieie
Wheeler
Sth
Gary
Love
Franklin
Swartz P
Massa H Su
Wendall
AIM
Hendrick
Cooper
Ued
Hoth
Wheelers
Molina
Mme
ME. Diablo
Berkeley
Richmond
Haysward
Pittsburg
Siler
Wandy Castro
Nie
Evendie
Milchonson
Tucker
Diehl
Catantra
Wondy Miller
Perot
Ath
Trethine
Seattle Beats San Diego to Take Series in Doubleheader
Seattle trimmed the league leaders, San Diego, four games to three with a shutout and a one-run win in a Pacific Coast League doubleheader. Skinny Brown threw five-hitter in the opener as San Diego was blanked 4–0, while Jack Graham belted a two-run homer in the third of the nightcap to lift Seattle to a 3–1 victory. Portland swept Sacramento, Oakland beat San Francisco twice, and Hollywood beat Los Angeles in a split.
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League paciFic
San Diego
Hollywood
Portland
Los Angel
Oakland
Sacramento
Seattle
Wwe
San Francisco
Paul Richards
Painters
San Diego Padres
Rainiers
Padies
Skinny Brown
Jack Graham
Pottlend
Los Angeles
Stars
Angels
Denvers
Beaver Daly Clay
Doldehn
Solons
Clay
Orks
Mormy
Seals
Acorn
Glen Moulder
Chuck Stevens
Lung
Angel
Bob Munerlef
Uverintae
Brown
Salle
Track Stars Set Records At Fresno
Fresno relays produced seven new marks as USC led with 175 1/3 points to Stanford 67 4 1/2. Dick Attlesey anchored stars by first setting a world high hurdles record of 13.5 seconds, with Don Edwards and John Simmons also posting top marks. Attlesey and the Trojans eye Coliseum relays and California relays ahead, while Simmons earned junior college top honors and Edwards the high school award.
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Fresno
West Coast
Los Angeles
USC
Stanford
Trojans
University of Southern California
Aros Alonzo Stagg
California
Autlesey
Trojan
Harrison Dillard
iThe
Don Edwards
Bakersfield High
Kelly Hylton
Santa Ana J. C
College of Pacific
Edison High
Boulder City
Nev
John Simmons
San Mates
J.C
Attlesey
Simmons
Oakland
Calif
East Sakersfield
Nener
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Sam Jethroe
Boston Braves
Cub
al Walker
Stan Musial
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Wallace
Never
Taylor
Liwsen
Garrow
Byrd
Turnes
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Lynn
A. Ward
R. Ward
McKellar
Moore
Possey
Thomas
W. Brown
Hooper
Green
Purley
Parker
Walton
el Cerrito
Ard
Acalanes
Antioch
Linas
Chiavini
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Tarr
Lawner
Nielson
Cook
Hummel
Cash
Phillips
Greerwood
Stenwart
Othe Hunt
King
Neufeld
Doo- Lite
Baymer U&c
Smith
Bowersmith
Freeman
Denny
Salter
Oaks
Alanes
Ayh
Alhambra
Al—Al- Medi
An—Antinen
Berkey
California School For the
Déat
FL Cerrito
Haywarah Liberty
California School For the Deaf
Acalones
Biceley
Alamada
Antioch Ramon
Snortmenta
Surkent and
Steiner
Raimon
Gladd
San Fran
Lien
Melton
Hamner
Adkins
Marino
Novatney
Moulder
Dapper
Bickhaus
Gerheaus
Bevine
Hose
Gumpert
Thompson
Raimondi
Liyfin
Ritchey
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Shoun
Harvist
Bamberger
Padgett
Dempsey
Methton
Buxton
Eastwood
Los Angeles Hollywood
Burbrink
Woods
Maltzberger
MR Big
Ford
Nv York Fashion Academy
Flora
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