Open Waterfowl Season Kicks Off With Varied Prospects
The record notes the general waterfowl season opens at noon October 23, with early hunting legal in northeastern California. Prospects are seen as strong, especially in Honey Lake on Highway 95 northeast of Susenville, where hunting runs Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. First come, first served. price $2.2 per day or $5 for the season. References to big game hunters Wisdoms planning India trip and local salmon fishing reports round out the note.
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Wisdoms
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Willie
India
Africa
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Kiemath
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Fordyce Creek
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Mumboldt CO
Oakland CCC In Key Game
Oakland and Contra Costa College face off in a pivotal Bay Area gridiron showdown at Frank Youell Field with Oakland riding a six game win streak. The CCC squad seeks an upset as top players from both teams and local coverage highlight the high stakes and season impact.
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Chabot
Larry Stockton
Gerlach
Tom Murray
Glads
San Lorenzo High
Chuck Gomez
Contra Costa
Oakland
Frank Youell
Sierra
Tolsuis
Cherry Creek Faire
Cherry Lake Wood
Ton
Oreskovich Dominates Southgate Nonvyalk Classic Night
In a tight Nashua style meet, Oreskovich rolled a 712 series with a 266 anchor game to top Don Fullmer in a Southgate nonvyalk bowling show. Teammates Bayess, Newton, and PlFede posted high marks. scattered scores from Wangover Curly Boyett and Marylin Powell decorate the dense Southgate results.
Rehire Reds' Coaching Staff for 1964 Season
Cincinnati Reds president Bill DeWitt announced the rehiring of the coaching staff for 1964. Pitching coach Jim Tuer batting coach Dick Sisler and third base coach Reggie Otero will return, marking Otero’s sixth season with the Reds. Turner and Sisler have each served three seasons with Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Cinccinnati Res
Bill Dewitt
Jim Tuer
Dick Sisler
Reggie Otero
Reds
Turner
Sisler
Flaring Ducks Rise Rapidly to Escape Danger
Sportsmans Digest notes Ka sia flaring ducks and other puddle ducks that rise almost straight up off the water when danger is detected near a blind. They flare off course and accelerate to altitude or wheel away. If tucks are in range, change lead to suit targets.
Easiest spare in bowling debated by Wilman
Joe Wilman argues the No 5 pin is the easiest spare, noting the 1 4 pocket can strike it, yet misses usually occur on the left from too much hook. He advertises a spare guide and requests 40 cents plus a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Pio
Joe Wilman
State Kills Fish To Save Fish
California fisheries workers injected rotenone into Baca Reservoir on the Little Truckee River to remove rough fish and crowded trout, reducing competition. The lake, already low from irrigation, was further drawn down to prevent downstream pollution. after rotenone dissipates, the lake will be restocked with trout.
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California
Baca
Truckee
State Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Department
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