FISHIN AROUND SHOWS REPORTEDLY BUSTLING FISHING
Donnell Culpepper notes anglers on Catalina and offshore boats catching white sea bass barracuda bonito and calicos despite cool winds. Freshwater fishing remains strong at Arrowhead Big Bear Gregory Crystal Lakes with limits of trout, and San Diego area resorts extend season to Jan. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Walsh
San Diego
Moreno and
Barrett
Henshaw
Lower
Otay
Hodges Lakes
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Carquinez Straits
Sierras
Bishop
Youngster Triumphs Over Veteran golfers in Local Championship
13 year old Lakewood junior Marlene Bauer nicknamed Little Miss Poker Face defeated Sue Johnson 5 and 4 at Recreation Park to reach the semifinals of the Long Beach City Women's Championship. The field features veteran Los Angeles players as the event moves toward Sunday finals with Bets on Catherine Lynn and Betty Richardson in the top bracket and Babe Kennedy versus Phylis Stay in the lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Lakewood Jr. High
Marlene Bauer
Los Angeles
Long Beach City
Wa Sit al
Liaassive
Marlene
Alice
Sue Johnson
Griffith Park
Recreation Park
Long Beach
Victor
Catherine (Schuster
Lynn
Betty Richardson
Babe Kennedy
Fox Hills
Phylis (Banat
Brentwood
Miss Richardson
Southern California
Mrs. Lunn
Catherine
Woods
Iron
Nancy Rice
DeArmand Schmitz
Marlenever
Emma Lou Henney
Sue Jackson
Art Burke
Alice Bauer
Shirley McFeeters
Vance Clark
Phyllis Stay
Ruth Stewart
Kenneth Holden
Gladys Brown
Judy Winters
Art Barman
Marie Powell
Mary Shimer
John Conley
Robbie Mosher
Roy Vellacott
A. C. Nestle
A Callahan
Allee Cook
Sarah Laisk
Eileen Covington
Eldon Edes
N. Redinger
Marjorie Sullivan
Jeanor McIntire
Elsie Glanville
W. Kenton
Dorothy Brown
Jessie Sherwood
Irene Kooser
Harry Roth
William Short
H . Volland
James
Individual stars on Pacific Coast elevens highlighted
The piece lists standout players from major and smaller Pacific Coast schools as the season nears its fifth week. It names ends, tackles, guards, centers, and backs from Washington to U.S. F and U.C. L A with several lesser schools also producing notable players. The article previews upcoming weekend games featuring Redlands at Loyola and Santa Barbara at San Jose State among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AN Francisco
U.P
West
Hagen
Washington
Fears
Cunningham
California
Cleary
Golichowski
U. S
Ferraro
Hendren
U. C
Stanford
Rau
VU. C
Sabuco
U.S
Ottele
Jensen
Graves
Leicht
Oregon
Williams
Idaho
Washington State
van Brocklin
Samuel
Oregon State
Shipkey
U. Cc. L A
Horsch
Powers
Prentice
Santa Clara
Scott
Eddie Lebaron
College of Pacific
George Brown
San Diego State
Navy
Billy Patton
San Jose State
Redlands
Loyola
Santa Barbara
Whitworth
Central Washington
Chico State
Hum
Schnabel and Lewis feud tops Municipal Auditorium card
Milwaukee riot leader Schnabel and world-title claimant Lewis clash in a three fall bout to settle their long standing feud at the Aud with an ambulance on hand. Larry Maquin faces Manuel Garza in the semi while Jim Mitchell meets Rene Adoree and Mike Mazurki tackles Karl Davis in supporting bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Schnabel
Milwaukee Riot Squad
Strangler) Lewis
Municipal Auditorium
Schnabel-Lewis
Lewis
Larry Maquin-Schnabel
Jim Mitchell
Joe Louis
Rene Adoree
Mike Mazurki
Karl Davis
Jordan Harriers Win Cross Country Meets at Recreation Park
Jordan High harriers dominated cross country on Poly at Recreation Park yesterday. The first team won 25 to 33 with Bill Williams taking the meet. the second team won 15 to 48. John Miller led the second team in finish order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan High Harriers
Poly
Recreation Park
Jordan
Bill Williams
John Miller
Williams
Pierce
Boyd
Chipman
Lies
Tenega
Salerno
Cole
Effenfield
Shurtz
Wolfley
Gray
Miller
Duncan
Yeam
Randi
Gillig
Morgan
Hueser
Thrower
Bummerley
Beaver
Thompson Iee
de Ely
Procor
College Football Schedule From Boldt State Weekend
Saturday matchups feature Washington against Oregon in Portland and Washington State at California. Oregon State visits USC while Montana State plays Montana University in Butte. Other games include Portland at Idaho and UCLA at Stanford. Sunday shows Nevada clashing with St Marys in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boldt State
Washington
Oregon
Portland
Washington State
California
Oregon State
Montana State
Montana U
Butte
Idaho
Stanford
Pomona
la Verne
Occidental
San Diego State
Cal Aggies
Whittier
Santa Clara
College of Pacific
Hawaiian All-Stars
Fresno State
San Francisco State
Cal Poly
Eastern Washington
St. Martin’s
Western Washington
Pacific Lutheran
Marquette
British Columbia
Willamette
College of Puget Sound
Whitman
Pacific
Linfield
College of Idaho
Eastern Oregon
Arizona
Texas Mines
Oregon College
Southern Oregon College
Nevada
St. Mary’s
San Francisco
Race Entries for Friday October 17 Meet
Entries list for a muddy track with races across six furlongs and one mile. Three-year-olds and older race in claiming events with purses around $2000 to $2600, featuring horses such as Hemadit Black Ivory Moon Tip and Supermont with various claimed entrants and weights listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemadit
Gini Lee
Blue Lagoon
Bighfalutin
Persey Ie
Douthat Rowix
Tole
Askeside Hope
Bears Hold Fourth Contact Scrimmage
BERKELEY Oct 16 University of California Bears coach Lynn Waldorf says the squad was below par after its fourth contact scrimmage. The Bears are set to play Ashington State in Berkeley on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Lynn Waldorf
University of California Bears
Bears
Ashington State
Kotcher Sparks 665 Series At Boulevard Bowling
Dutch Kotcher rolled a 665 series for Prell in a 3-0 win over Oxydol at the Boulevard. He opened 205 234 726 as part of a high scoring night that left Dreft atop the standings with Shasta two back. Individual scores included Ames 205 538 Thompson 523 Leonard 586 Conat 202 and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Kotcher
Procter & Gamble
Boulevard
Dutch
Prell
Oxydol
Ivory
Dash
Crisco
Shasta
Dreft
E. Ames
E. Thompson
C. Leonard
F. Conat
B. Dorman
Smith
Merle Matthews
K. Austin
P. Johnson
A. Eberhart
Fern Phillips
G. Phillips
J. Barber
D. Lewis
Monday 850 Boulevards Sports Scores and Participants
Local meet highlights list several entrants and scores including John Wilak 215-601 Jim Wynkoop 601 B sengget 578 C Prude 559 and J Ireland nest J sbistone 230 8555 C Huff 221 672 D Walden 566 E Smith 201 554 Thom s 219 551 J ee 560 and Wolak 226 564 W Dorman 238 high concrete score referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Day
Texaco
Tommy's Terrors
Willoma Liquors
Brown & Garrison
Greywood's
H. B. We. Talley’s Cigaret Service
Harbor Gas
It Realtors
Gardner Insurance Co Decisions
John Wilak
Jim Wynkoop
B. Sengget
C. Prude
D. Eonard
J. Ireland
J J. Sbistone
C. Huff
D. Walden
E. Smith
C. Periceer
Thom ~S
J. Ee
S&s. Wolak
W. Dorman
Golda Dominates League with High Scoring Show
In a Lakewood night of action the Golda squad overwhelmed South Bay and others, finishing with a 962 to 2744 score. Walt Cox led scoring with 680, while J Buisseret added 553 and Glen Wickham 588, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
N. L. B. Cubs
South Bay Golda
Signal Hill
N. L. B. Cardinals
Golda
Walt Cox
J. Buisseret
H. Butt
Glen Wickham
Birdsey
C. Wilbur
Local Businesses Featured In Bay Area Classifieds
Monday cap Boule Vard lists L B Beauty Salon Carson Cleaners California Market Gilbert s Blinds among small ads. Readers see names of shops and services in the community storefront entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Beauty Salon
Carson Cleaners
California
Gilbert
P T Mixed Five Bowling Scores Highlight Local Night
Fred Skeeter Stover posted 209 221 626 for National Ads while Chuck Woodside bowled 209 200 204 613 for Credit. Reichard 210 566 Koche nower 208 534 Johnson 204 568 Downer 500. star women Rhea Merrill 6506 Rita Dugan 430. Match victors were Stereotype Credit Circulation Job Shop Engraving News Room. Credit led high team totals 798 News Room 2306.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T
Fred
Skeeter) Stover
Chuck Woodside
E. Reichard
Harry Kochenower
D. Johnson
D. Downer
Rhea Merrill
Rita Dugan
News Room
Texaco Maintenance and scoring lineup with multiple players
The article lists maintenance and pipe gang work at L A Works Lab, Test and Records and En-grabbed verdicts. Feature scorers include Humphries 554, R Rogers 528, R Kelly 201, H Coffman 221 579, W Deck 524, C Longsworth 504, J Riley 534, L Koremeier 520, H Neal 548, H Peterson 222 529, R Adams 227 and G Pemberton 550.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco
L. A
Kenmar businessmen lead in local league scoring
Baker's Appliance Gillespie Games Saratoga Cafe Sharp's Building Supplies D. and P. Products and O. C. Locker posted wins as A. Buntrock, J. Koehler, H. Little, H. Hogan, R. Pontius, O. McKnight, K. Bradley, L. Holland, J. McKown and K. Hart led scoring totals with teams listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmar
Baker's Appliance
Gillespie Games
Saratoga Cafe
Sharp’s Building Supplies
O. C. Locker
A. Buntrock
J. Koehler
H. Little
H. Hogan
R. Pontius
O. McKnight
K. Bradey
L. Holland
J. McKown
K. Hart
Virginia Women’s 750 Duel Winners Named in Park Event
Morgan Liquor and Rip's Twin Burgers teams hosted a Virginia event at Highstone Auto Park where Leilani Hut and Morey C Serf Ana led a series of duels. Outstanding scorers included Joyce Davidson 200 500 Marge Roberts 523 Dot Heinsch 218 Sylvia Coffman 533 Opal Gilbert 547 Rheba Griffiths 200 542 and Mae Alvin 518.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Highstone Auto Park
Morgan Liquor
Rip’s Twinburgers
L. B. Trophy
Morey C. Serf
Ana Leilani Hut
Joyce Davidson
Marge Roberts
Dot Heinsch
Sylvia Coffman
Opal Gilbert
Rheba Griffiths
Mae Alvin
Deer hunts and fur market braces in coastal pages
Long Beach hunters Hank Tullis Herman Caldwell and Leo Dunn with Art Munselle head to Utah after deer season ends. Inyo-Mono reports deer kill a third of last year. Colorado season opens as rancher B D Bishopp bands red on Jersey cows. Albacore prices soar to 650 per ton in Astoria buyers note. Alaska fur sale in St Louis yields 57430 skins at 57.92 each. prices rise 19.5 percent from last April with luxury furs likely to gain next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Tullis
Herman Caldwell
Leo Dunn
Long Beach
Art Munselle
Santa Ana
Utah
Inyo-Mono
Colorado
B. D. Bishopp
Fort Collins
Astoria
Ore
Alaska
St. Louis
Pribilof Islands
Behring Sea
Race results from Golden Gate Fields Wednesday Oct 15
A compact recap of races at Golden Gate Fields on October 15 with results. First race 6 furlongs for 2-year-old maidens, payouts listed for K QO Listo, Black Chip, and Undesirable. Time noted. Second race at 1 1/16 miles featured Annapolis Ayr, Ocean Park, Paris Hygro, Miss Jo Jo, Matchup with linked payouts. Third race 6 furlongs for 3-year-olds cited Sarator vs Buster Maedic and Rene G. Time 1 44 4/5. Fifth race 6 furlongs for 3-year-olds up with Stimsun and Grand Opening scratched. Fourth race 1 1/16 mile for 3-year-olds with Valiant Sir and Last Endeavor on the tote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gate Fields
Listo
Volzke
Black Chip
Neves
Chonacxiy Sieseseten Peeasiomiens
Ee Annapolis Ayr ( Longden
Ocean Park
Nichols
Paris
Hygro Miskaias
Jo Jo
Trent
Ah al Matchup
Longden
Carmen K
Sarator
Richardson
Buster Maedic
Fields
Wece
Rene G
A. Socuabelles
Stimsun
Balaski
Five Cleveland Stars Appear Here Saturday
Five Cleveland Indians will play in the American League stars game at Recreation Park Saturday at 2 15 p m. Bob Feller and Bob Lemon will pitch for the Fellerites with Ken Keltner and Jim Hegan, while Bryan Stephens of Cleveland joins Rex Cecil for Long Beach pitching duties. The day also features Johnny Price stunts and Max Patkin as coach as a capacity crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Billy Feistner
Recreation Park
Leveland Indians
Bill Feistner
Long Beach
Feller
Cleveland
Ken Keltner
Jim Hegan
Indians
Fellerites
Bryan Stephens
Rex Cecil
Ralph Kiner
Pirates
Johnny Mize
Andy Pafko
Eddie Miller
Jeff Heath
Ferris Fain
Stephens
Vern Stephens
Browns
Jack Graham
Jersey City
Cliff Mapes
Kansas City
Chuck Stevens
Toledo
Eddie Beckman
Bob Sturgeon
Cubs
Clint Cameron
Hollywood
Johnny Price
Max Patkin
Jimmy Dykes Signs Hollywood Contract For 1948 Season
Hollywood today announced Jimmy Dykes has a new contract to manage the Hollywood Stars for the 1948 Pacific Coast baseball season. Dykes took over late in 1946 finishing third that year and sixth this year. He previously managed the Chicago White Sox and played third base in the majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Jimmy Dykes
Hollywood Stars
Stars
Chicago White Sox
Feller Holds Royals 2-1 in Exhibition Pitching Duel
Bob Feller pitched four innings to hold Kansas City to two hits and zero runs as the All-Stars beat the Royals 2-1 in an exhibition game. Satchel Paige started for Kansas City, with Dan Bankhead failing to show. Jeff Heath drove in the first run and Ralph Kiner scored on his seventh inning single. Piper Davis homered for Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Bob Feller
Kansas City Royals
Royals
Satchel Paige
Dan Bankhead
Paige
Feller
Jeff Heath
Ken Keltner
Ralph Kiner
Piper Davis
Lakewood Wins at Badminton in Interclub Championship
Lakewood Badminton Club remained unbeaten in the Southern California Association with a 12 9 victory over Alhambra on the losers court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood Badminton Club
Southern California Badminton Association
Alhambra
Local Preps All Play Saturday in Bay League Scramble
In Long Beach this week Betty Lou Bruin Mildred Rabbit and Jacque Panther push schedules for Saturday games. Poly High hosts San Diego Hoover at Bur Cham Field at 2 30 p m in a nonleague clash after a 15 7 loss. Panthers visit Torrance High at Lakewood City College Tel Saturday night at 8. Wilson High meets El Monte at Moor Field Alhambra at 8. Susie Q limited details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lou Bruin
Mildred Rabbit
Jacque Panther
Long Beach
Jobe Football Jr
Poly High
Cae Stor
San Diego Hoover High
Burcham Field
Ernie Radford
Jordan
Panthers
Poly
Northsiders
Hills
Normans
Torrance High
City College
Lakewood
Jim Lineberger
Wilson High Bruins
Wilson
el Monte
Moor Field
Alhambra
Susie Q
Hot Rods Vie at Huntin Beach Speedway Saturday
The 100 lap program at Huntin Beach Speedway opens at 8 p m with a 50 lap feature where favorites Roy Prosser and Chuck Leighton clash for top honors as the pier hot rod event promises red hot action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntin Beach Speedway
Roy Prosser
Chuck Leighton
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Poast Wickford
Azmi
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Drake Net
Virth
Bix
Supermont
Ee Rip
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Bondsman
Baby Maedic
Strike Three
Sun Ireland
Bird
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Tlyce
Glasimo
Eungry
Grenade
United
Anaheim
Kotcher
Harbor Refining
Pacific Pharmacy
Curtin & Christensen
Brownie Cleaners
Richfield
Tillman Glover
Chhcken of the Sea
Edison Steam
F. Babka
Aldson
W. P. Kidd
B. Price
G. Scheele
C. McConnico
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C. A. Rohifing
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Bert Steine
M. Edwards
D. Leisner
Solberg
B. Houston
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Ware-Matthewson
Tonite
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