Ralph Stevens The Fishin Fool
A 1950s style note on fishing culture cites the Sports Fishing Institute figures and federal budget gaps for sport fishing research. It praises fishing for character, urges investment in angler needs, and gives regional fishing success outlooks from Berkeley Pier to the Carquinez area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sports Fishing Institute
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Jude
Denver
Colorado
Berkeley Pier
Point Isabel
Rodeo
Chink Cama
Carquinez Bridge
Suisun Bay
Montezuma
Little Honker Bay
Mc ‘Avoy
Long Island
Gun Lore Spread By Fremont Mani
Fremont reports NRA Hunter Safety classes issued 315 certificates since law for under 16 hunting licenses. Lewis L. Lewis, Washington Township Sheriff’s Reserve, teaches gun safety and guards Thornton Avenue crosswalks. Weekend classes draw youths from Saratoga and nearby towns. recent graduates include Meyers, Maroney, Evans, Jobson, Gomez, Caldron, Telles, Van Pelt, Delmas, Duarte, Silva, Lantri, Kato, among others. A new class of 15 students is forming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
NRA
Daniel Meyers
Dennis Maroney
Irvington
Sheldon Evans
Ruth Jobson
Niles
Jim Gomez
Richard Caldron
Centerville
Jerald Telles
William van Pelt
Robert Delmas
Mission San Jose
Frankie
Johnnie Duarte
Howaard Silva
Leon Lantri
Wiles
Jim
Interline
Gary Kato
Warm Springs
Skowron Leaves Hospital Warms Up Return to Yankees
New York slugger Skowron is out of Lenox Hill Hospital after treatment for a back muscle tear. He says his back is improving and he hopes to rejoin the Yankees when they return from the West, around May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Skowron
Yankees
Lenox Hill
Senators
Bay Meadows Harness Meet Opens With Favorite Dandy Bar
Dandy Bar, a BAN MATEO quarter horse faster than thoroughbreds over about 380 yards, is the probable favorite in Bay Meadows inaugural program of a 24 day harness and quarter horse meet. Jockey Alvin Hetrick planned to ride for the $2000 Belmont purse as Sierra Hot Shot and other co favorites contest the event. The California Horse Racing Association reports a 23 percent rise in winter business and raised purses to 800 dollars. Meet runs five days a week, Tue through Sat, with 9 races on weekdays and 10 on Saturdays and holidays. post times from 1 15 p.m. weekdays and 1 p.m. Saturdays.
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Ban Mateo
Bay Meadows
Alvin Hetrick
Sierra Hotshot
da Louise Ami
Vang's| Candy
Grand Brewer
Double Imamudent
California Horse Racing Assa
Eddie Schmidt Wins Golden Gate Handicap Finale
Eddie Schmidt carrying 122 pounds led a four length victory over Tall Chief in the $25,000 Western Getaway Handicap at Golden Gate Fields. Highly-reworded Pasteur finished third in the mile and one quarter race as Eddie Schmidt ridden by Alex Maese posted 2 004/a time and paid $3.60 $2.60 and $2.40.
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Albany
Eddie Schmidt
Tall Chief
Golden Gate Fields
Pasteur
Fnished
Alex Maese
Fremont Lass Drag Winner at Little Bonneville Meet
Sharon Warner of Fremont won best looking car and reached CS class finals at Sundays Bonneville drag meet in San Jose. Hayward’s J C Kennedy set AG class record, Don Devando Fremont set W class mark, and six other Alameda drivers earned class trophies including Baptista, Brooks, Hiro neke, Delgado, Ramacciotti, and Brasher with notable speeds.
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San Jose
Sharon Warner
Fremont
Miss Werner
J. C. Kennedy
Hayward
Don Devando
Pe Fremont
Alameda
Marvel Baptista
ASX
Russ Brooks
San Leandro
CSX
Ken Hironeke
Don Delgado
Decoto
W. Dino Ramacciotti
SPU
Bill Brasher
Teamsters conquer Heyward Police in Little League clash
Francis Hurdled two hit ball for the Teamsters fanning 11 as they beat Heyward Police 6 to 3 at Little League Park. Mike McGovern hit a two run homer for the Police, while Don Santos delivered a first inning double for the Teamsters. Francis allowed two hits through five innings with a no hitter bid ending after two outs in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt Francia
Teamsters
Heyward Police
Hayward
Francis
Jerry ‘Smario
Scott Newton
Don Har
Coopman Electric
Coopman Electric At” “Pan
Vt Police
Teamste
No Hit Tils Highlight CYO Baseball Week End
Three no hit tilts marked weekend CYO play across Intermediate Junior and Midget divisions. St Johns intermediates beat St Leanders 12 0 as Robby Sasso and Pete Fron teno hitless efforts collapsed late for the opponents. All Saints crushed Assumption 19 0 in juniors as Francia and Muniz powered the offense. St Bede toppled St Johns 15 0 with Rodriguez pitching a no hitter while St Joachim 18 0 over St Alphonsus sparked Wormeldorf three hits. Assumption snapped All Saints and Assumption first losses 6 2 as Ti colet produced two key blows. St Felicitas beat Holy Rosary 7 3 with Berger on the mound. Intermediates shift toward a decisive Hayward High clash between All Saints and St Felicitas. Assumption must beat St Johns to stay alive.
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CYO
Robby Sasso
Kurt Francia
Stan Rodriguez
Gary Wormeldorf
Pete Fronteno
Sasso
St. John’s
St.Leander‘s
Mike McGee
Francia
All Saints
Assumption
Ed Muniz
Saints
St. Bede
Rodriguez
Holy Rersary
Eddie Ramos
Ramos
St. Felicitas
Hayward High
St. John's
Fr Assumption
Jim Cicero
Cicero
al Ti¢colet
Holy Rosary
Bob Berger
St. Bede's
St Joachim
Tom Johnson
Pete Franco
St. Leander’s
Eddie Davis
St. Alphonsus
St. Joachin's
St Bede's
Paul Tavares
Jim Sullivan
Keystone Magazines rally to third straight win in 8-7 thriller
Keystone Magazines led by Bill Muniz with a triple and two singles defeated AEMCO 8-7 at Bohannon Field. Muniz sparked a 4-run first inning and a 4-run second as Key stone built a lead, then held on with strong hitting from Bill Bender and Stan Wilson. Grady Thomas and Mary Martindale each had a single and a double for AEMCO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Wells
Ona Man
Dick Hansen
Tigers
Palma Co. Branden Indians
Mt. Eden
Grege’ Cooper
Wells
Hansen
Cooper
Mark Goodell
Dave Stamper
Indians
Bill Muniz
Keystone Magazines
Bohannon Field
Keystone Ten
AEMCO
Muniz
Bill Bender
Stan Wilson
Grady Thomas
Mary Martindale
John Bartlett
Bob Curtis
Keystone Remco
Abr Hi Saben Candy
tAlvaradods
Jendérsb
Il Fielderth
Wilsonss
M Martindlect
Zranchath
Gillmansb
Braobstdb
LaFluerdt
Ol Bartletss
Wright
Thomas
Smithzo
O Brown
Rappasef
I Curtis
Card St
Becerrac
Cowlesp
Spooks ABC clash opens San Leandro Softball League
Undefeated Eddie's Snook Club faces ABC Ambulance in the second game at Terasher Park in San Leandro. Village Bowl beat Italian AC to move near the top of the B loop, while State Cleaners edged Corn Beet O'Brien 3-2 in the opening game. Felix Dominguez doubled and scored for Village, with teammates Bob Waberski and Denny Bauer adding two hits apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Eddie’s
Snook Club
ABC Ambulance
Tvinbill
Terasher Park
Peabody Motors
Léneny
Village Bowl
State Cleaners
Livermore Opens With Four Games Tonight
Livermore launches its junior baseball season at 6 30 p m with four simultaneous games at Junction Ave School in three leagues. American League matchups include Cowboys against Radiation Lab Recreation Assn and Rotary Club versus Che quars tar, while Jerry s teens tangies meet Santa Sandia Corp Juniors. National League action tops the slate with three contests and features Sandid Dukes Logaden & Reis Music Co Gene Chiara among listed players and coaches.
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Livermore
Livermore Area Recreation District
Junction Ave
Eagles
Radiation Lab Recreation Assn
RLRA
Cowboys
American Legion
Jerry’ S
Santa Sandia Corp
American League
Jess Carl Guerrer
Bob Eckouse
Harold Yanby
Rotary Club
Roy Moore
Shequarstar
Fred Mohr
ROLLA
A Mill
7. C. Sensey's
Toe Burwell
Frank
Foster Freeze
Fangio Hints at 1959 Indy 500 Return Says May Buy Car
Doctor Vincente Alvarez of Buenos Aires reports that Juan Fangio hinted at a comeback for the 1959 Indianapolis 500. The world champion driver is said to be pleased with his Indianpolis experience, though he withdrew during practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Fangio
Vincente Alvarez
Buenos Aires
Fangio
New York
Alvarez
Lus Polo Clinic on San Jose State campus this Thursday
San Jose State College will host a water polo clinic for Bay Area high school junior college college and club coaches and players in the Men's Pool on the Spartan campus at 8 p.m. this Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Jose
San Jose State Colege
San Francisco Bay Area
Spartan
190 Average Bowler Hits 300 in ABC Championship
Ed Shay of Chester Pennsylvania bowled a perfect 300 at the 15th American Bowling Congress championships in Syracuse New York. He led the singles with a 733 total after posting 210 and 223 in the first two games. Shay’s 12 straight strikes came in his third frame, marking the 15th ABC perfect game since 1913. He recalled Junie McMahon’s 300 and described worry about mobbed celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Ed Shay
Chester
ABC
Shay
William J. Knox
Philadelphia
Myron Ericksem
Recine
Wis
Fort Wayne
Ind
Junie McMahon
Champs Crowned In WIBC Key Champs Crowned In WIBC Key
SAN FRANCISCO Allaguer Restaurant of Chicago with 2972 pins won the women s International Howling Congress tournament ending here Tuuth Hertel of Lexington Tenn captured the singles crown Imogene Horri gan Monterey Calif and Helen Sadowski Chicago followed in singles The doubles title went to Jean Schultz and Tess Johns Cleveland Ohio with 1173 Bunny Wiedell and Marge Schmaltz St Paul Minn were second with 1163 Mae Ploegmen Chicago was the official all events winner with 1828
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San Francisco
Allaguer' Restaurant
Chicago
Tuuth Hertel
Lexington
Tenn
Imogene Horrigan
Monterey
Calif
Helen Sadowski
Jean Schultz
Tess Johns
Cleveland
Ohio
Bunny Wiedell
Marge Schmaltz
St. Paul
Hanson Olender Lead The Loop Bowling Standings
In Village league action Hanson and Olender set the pace with strong scores across mixed fours and handicaps. Notables include Shi bata and Hernandez posting high marks, while Village teams claim early dominance in the Summer League schedule and women’s program results surface from Fremont Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Olender
Village
Walt Hanson
Tim Olender
Kuni Shibata
Hank Hernandez
Ken Hood
John Wall
Grant ‘Finch
Joe Chambers
Bob Curtis
Russ Arata
SLAC
Lucie Randles
Harvey Codde
Allen McMahon
Ralph Martinez
John MacDonnell
Lenny Whitburn
Sam Schembra
Bert Lietzow
Chuck” Driskill
Tony Correa
Makk Davis
Bob Kruger
Audrey Greet
Lorraine Codde
Joe Botelho
Ed Mendes
Les Skelton
Ted Pelkey
Vel Biela
Bob Gianunzio
Pat Patrick
George Wise
C. Dorr
Lou Davis
Tom McNaughton
Don Rebiskie
al Schurr
Joe Farla
Dick Oliver
Stan Brown
Hugh Dean
Jack ‘Lotz
Sem Schembra
Bob Noble
Travis Hobbs
T Schneider
Walt Kempel
Wilson Bent
Jack Cars
Bob Geyer
Andy Brow
Ed Furtado
Marcel Wright
Phil Olsen
Hailey Jr
Bob Jones
Fremont
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Ralph Stevens
Sportsmans
Ceader
Edith Thomas Wallace
Teily In
the Review
Iligh Low
N.Y
Golden Gate
Fremont Lass
Joer
Skaggs
Skhaggs
Foothill
HPD
Routhern Association
Keystone
Spooks
ABC Inc
L. Clash
Lus Polo Clinic
Laih Eb
Chrysler
C.j.rogers
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