Holiday Weekend Anglers Find Best Ocean and Inland Fishing
Ocean fish run strong with albacore still present for boats chasing them. Freshwater fishing shines in Sierra Nevada streams and lakes, with notable salmon and steelhead runs on the Klamath River. Anglers report corbina, perch, spotties, and trout, while Mary Gough advances as a budding champion. Hardware show lures catch attention as Cortland Line Co. unveils Cam-O-Flage to blend with water.
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Sierra Nevada
Klamath
Ts Gaimon
Dillon
E. 60Th St
Estero Bay
Ensenada
Corbina
Ary Jodnie Gough
Joseph Gough
W. Louise St
Big Bear Lake
Big Bear
Rock Creek
Lake Country
New York
Dave
Cortland Line Co
Angier
Leone, Bob Becker to Clash at Aud
A wrestling show at the Municipal Auditorium features Baron Michele Leone defending the junior heavyweight title against Bobby Becker of Brooklyn and North Long Beach. The card includes George Becker facing Ivan the Terrible, with Vic Christy and Great Scott in support. Krippler Karl Davis teams with Henry Kulkovich in the opener.
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Municipal Auditorium
Michele Leone
Bobby Becker
Pride of
Brooklyn
North Long Beach
Baron
Bobby
Becker Brothers
Beais
George Becker
Long Beach
Southland
Ivan the’ Terrible
George
Vic Christy
Sunland Scisiorsa
Scott
Belmont Shore
Krippler
Karl Davis
Henry
Bomber) Kulkovich
Jockeys Enter Big Jalopy Derby at Huntington Beach
Dozens of racing fans are expected for an extra lap jalopy derby at Huntington Beach Stadium tonight. The California Jalopy Association event features top drivers led by Mark Smoot Paul Norman and Bob Stancliff. Time trials start 7 p.m. with the trophy dash at 8:30 p.m. The night marks a male dominated era ending as next Friday the ladies take the spotlight in the Cheesecake Derby.
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Huntington Beach Stadium
Long Beach
Lst
Mark Smoot
Paul Norman
Bob Stancliff
Beach Oval
Four Networks Will Televise World Series
New York Sept 2 four major networks will televise the World Series. The CBS NBC ABC and Mutual agreed with Gillette Safety Razor Co to handle October games. Commissioner A B Chandler said last month the TV and radio contracts will bring 800000 and 175000 respectively from Gillette.
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New York
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Co
Mutual Broadcasting, System
A. B. Chandler
Gillette
Louis Shows Power in Title Workout
POMPTON LAKES New Jersey September 2 Joe Louis displayed a flash of his old power in a two four round workout. He staggered Baby Dutch Culbertson twice with right hand punches. Louis boxed one round with Culbertson and one each with Shamus O'Brien Gene Felton and young Wills. Louis meets NBA heavy weight champion Charles in a title scrap at Yankee Stadium September 27.
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Pompton Lakes
N.J
Joe Louis
Brown Bomber
Dutch Culbertson
Louis
Culbertson
Shamus O'Brien
Gene Felton
Young
Wills
Charles
Yankee Stadium
Hannah Wins P G A Flight at Montebello Junior
Jim Hannah of Wilson High captured the P G A flight in the Montebello City junior championship defeating Wee Miller of Santa Ana. Tommy Jacobs won the championship flight, beating Chuck Heville 2 and 1. Hannah later fell to Ronnie Hughes 1 up in the consolation bracket before advancing in the P G A.
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Jim Hannah
Wilson High
Montebello City
Wee Miller
Santa Ana
Tommy Jacobs
Montebello
Boston Grid Star Called by Marines
Quarterback Harry Agganis of Boston University, a top collegiate football sophomore, was reportedly called by Marines. He was said to report to a physical in Boston and, if sent, to Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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Boston
Harry Agganis
Boston University
Sy. ‘Marines
Agganis
Camp Lejeune
Une
N. A
Telephone Nine Shoots for Second City Title
Telephone Nine seeks a second straight Long Beach night softball championship as Recreation Commission caps week at Recreation Park. They meet arch-rival Legion Post No. 326 in the title round Saturday. Tuesday features a double header with finals of two girls leagues flights, including Community Business Service versus Associated Telephone Fils at 7:30 pm and Bear State Ter ties against Seal Bosch at 8:45. The program closes a successful recreation season overseen by Rodi Bastard, with dozens of men’s and women’s teams participating.
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TED Telephone No. 1
Long Beach City
Recreation Commission
Recreation Park
Legion Post No. 326
Ween
Community Business Service Girls
Seal Bosch
Gamws
Commission
Rodi Bastard
Trojans Return For Local Semipro Battle At Park
Trojans led by Rod Dedeaux travel to face Bill Feistner's Rockets in a Southland semipro baseball tilt at Recreation Park. Game time 2 30 p m. Key Rockets include Eddie Green and Bud Daley sharing pitching duties with catcher Kenny Sullivan. Rockets infers include Clive Luckenbill Red Melars Bob Henderson Jack Quinn and others. Gene Painter expected back from Fresno for next Sunday's game amid possible delays from minor league playoffs.
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Rod Dedeaux
Trojans
Long Beach Rockets
Recreation Park
Bill Feistner
Southland
Dedeaux
University of Southern
Wilson High
Eddie Green
Rocket Mound
Bankx of America Nine
Daley
Kenny Sullivan
Rocket
Clive Luckenbill
Red Melars
Bob Henderson
Jack Quinn
Othr Erwin Knor Jay
Labor Day Games Augment Local Baseball Menu
Labor Day weekend schedule fills local diamonds with several Labor Day battles. Teams like Merchants, Mesa, Compton Creasey Park, Gardena, Huntington Park, Placentia, Padre, Torrance, and Paramount vie for wins at multiple venues, with games starting around 2 PM if not noted.
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Sempro
Diamonds
Brookside Pek
Papemaners Ve. Pasedens Athletics
Fian Pedro Merchants
Mesa
AC Compton
Creasey Park
Doubie
Heeger
Pnon
Cimpon
Moon
Ginuts
Gardena
Bettslabra
Kelly'e All-stara We
Houghton Park
Mandelt
Placentia
Oi. Mary's Ve
Padre
Lamita Red
Ite Srp Stans
Tibeo Wanker
Tibeo Wanker Ant Torrance
Park—Harbor
Laumacher
Aleeehilg
Miliary Home
Aawiaite
Shmesa
Oiler A Football Physicals Set Tuesday Wednesday
Huntington Beach Union High School announces physical examinations for prospective football players. Varsity coach Clyde Frishhokx schedules two sessions on Thursday 2 to 4 PM and Friday 2 to 6 PM. Lettermen are to report for the upcoming season with details provided by coaches.
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Untington Beach
Huntington Beach Union High School
Clyde Frishhokx
Thurswil
Lee Mossteller
Ray
Superinan
Inboards Kick Off at Noon Regatta Opens at Marine Stadium
The ninth annual all west all inboard Labor Day sweep stakes launches at Marine Stadium with a 76 boat field across seven classes. First rounds start at noon after gates open at 10 am. 12,000 to 25,000 fans expected for top northern and Arizona drivers including Pa lat ic, Beaver, Cracker Box, Firefly, and Thunderjet entries.
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Marine Stadium
Labor Day
Dexter Blindbury
Southern California Speedboat Club
Northern
Arizona
Marion ‘Beaver
Ed Brown
Wendel Tucker
Sacramento
Elmer Enquist
Petaluma
Dick Scott
Little Benny
Piedmont
Ernie Bender
Thunderer
Long Beach
Armada
Cream, Puff
Eclair
Bill Schuster
Bill Douglas
Leadfoot
Ed Olsen
Willis Mitch) Mitchell
Honey Bee
Bob Sykes
Thunderjets
Earl Hall
Art Maynard
Restless
Olle Prather
Li’l Injun
Arcadia
Beeva
Louis Nigro
San Pedro
Don Berry
South Gate
Glenn Miller
Little Stinker
Guy
Barron Tos Frankolex
Young Archer Hash Seeks New Target Honors
Pere is Jerry Hash son of Mr and Mrs JL B Hash of 3935 Osler aiming for field archery honors at a tournament in East Tawas Michigan August 16 21 He recently won the Nubby Pate Tin trophy for trick shooting at painted cans and placed third in the opening feature His long practice in field ranges Southland cities underlines four years in the sport He plans a hunting trip in the San Jacinto Mountains and is mentored by John F Burch a former guide in Wyoming who is planning a major hunt with him next year The world s foremost bowman may be outpaced by Jerry Hash as he grows in the sport
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East Tawas
Mich
Tawas
Young Hash
Jerry
Bao
Southland
San Jecinto Mountains
John F. Burch
Wyoming
Burch
Bowman
Howard Hill
Jerry Hash
Cardinals Acquire Guard Knox Ramsey
Chicago reports the Cardinals acquired guard Knox Ramsey from the San Francisco Opera in exchange for a future National Football League draft choice. Ramsey previously played with the Los Angeles Doryons for two seasons, as stated in the desaturated dispatch.
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Chicago
Guard Knox
San Francisco Opera
Hague Arait
Ramsey
Etunct
Los Angeles Doryons
Buster
Siso Satasia Fay
Fe Mo TelaGon
Contract Sold: Umpire Larry Napp Moves to AL
New York Sept 2 The contract of Umpire Larry Napp of the International League has been sold to the American League. IL official Frank J Shaughnessy announced the sale today.
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New York
Larry Napp
Frank J. Shaughnessy
Anniversary Sweepstakes at Carrell Speedway 100-Lap Rod Race
Carrell Speedway hosts the 100 lap Anniversary Sweepstakes to close the summer season. Defending 1949 C. R. A. champion George Seeger leads the 1950 point race with Bob Denny close behind. Top hot rod pilots include Dick Webb Edle Dempsey Wison Walt James Colby Scroggins Ruey Whiting and others with Danny Weinberg Eric Ericksen and a host of jalopy daredevils in attendance. Qualifying starts 6:30 pm with two dash events at 8:90.
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Omesriuys
C. R. A. Hot Rods
Carrell Speedway
George Seeger
Seeger
Bob Denny
Jalopy Daredevils
Bugsy Taylor
BI West
Clem Proctor
Volleyball Pennant Clash Closes Coast Club Season
Ten weeks of beach volleyball for Pacific Coast and Officer's Town Clubs end today at PCC courts with all three team levels in contention for the title. Jayvees start at 1 pm, girls at 2 pm, varsity at 3 pm, followed by a trophy dinner hosted by Pat Phelan, USC law student and PCC team member.
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Pacific Coast
Officer's Town
Wotal
Jayvees
Pacific Coast Club
Pat Phelan
Phelan
Iveed Eveland
Give Graham
Poyas
Beth Ann
Yo' so-Ann
Ann. Bey
Jaime Fonl
Gladys Pitty
Varn
Bil
Rell Specht
Jean Mokary
Alden
C. Jayvest
John Mamtttar
Walt Ore Foes Vogts
Emaries
Dave Maier
Val Moore
He, G
Jayvert—Hydiatio
Paul Audierttnd
Asyo Dieren
Mersnelt Eitts
A “‘Andervon
Lee Craig
Gorden Andberg
Arsenal Strengthens Lead With Big Win In First Division
Arsenal boosted its English First Division standing with a 3-0 victory, extending its dominance after a season with few goals conceded. Huddersfield Town beat Chelsea 2-1 to move up, while Charlton drew 1-1 with Tottenham. Other results included Burnley, Manchester United, and West Bromwich Albion wins amid a day of scattered upsets.
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London
Arsenal
North London
Huddersfield Town
Chelsea
Charlton
Tottenham Hotspur
Viston
Burnley
Monaper
Chalees
Sfudderafield
Everton
West Bromwich
Atless
Manchester Unies
Portamount & Newenelie
Ted O
Ule
Airetoabam
Nauseens Park Rangers
Mspohasir
Hetiueta Daived
Pern
Rio Bay United
Ere
Cates
Alee
Ate ‘United
Corre
Crewe Pratt
Brockport County
Chester
Pinata Ae Oeres
United
Ts Scons
Sir Fortar Ath Hamiltem Academiene
Muries
Dumbarton 5
Ontatone
Kovaleski Reaches Turkish Net Finals
Fred Kovaleski of Detroit advanced to the finals of the Turkish International tennis championships in Istanbul by defeating Fausto Gardin of Italy in straight sets 56 62 62. He will face fellow Italian Itali Cucelli, who beat Jack Harper of Australia in the other semifinal 36 36 97.
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Istanbul
Fred Kovaleski
Detroit
Fausto Gardin
Italy
Gianni Cucelli
Cuceill
Jack
Harper
Australia
Former Dartmouth Athletic Chief Dies
HANOVER New Hampshire September 2 Harry R Heneage 66 former athletics chief at Dartmouth College from 1927 to 1938 died at home due to heart trouble He left the post but remained connected with Dartmouth athletes during home games and practice sessions.
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Hanover
N. H
Harry R. Heneage
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Christie Harris Buy Premier Bowling Academy
Premier Bowling Academy changes hands as Christie and Harris acquire the business located at 245 Locust. New owners Lou and partners plan continued operation and expansion of services while preserving staff and existing programs. The transfer marks a local business milestone in the bowling community.
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Bowling Academy
Locustirdly
Lou
Virginia Sweepstakes Won by Fred Yeager
Fred Yeager won the Virginia Sweepstakes with a 75 score to lead the field noted yesterday. The event saw low net attempts and handicap play shaping the match, with contenders to the finish in a season of golf at the Virginia course.
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Virginia
Fred Yeager
Virginia Coun Suendry
Christe
Ie Otter
Ora
Sina
Unclear Crop of Scores Tied for Second in Local Contest
Tied for second were Glenn Thomas 736 69 F W Robinson 76 69 Roy Lindsay 84 19 48 Gordon Shallenverger ag 1060 KD Welch 78 370 land J L Reet 85 15 70 ned few anth plinding as winners were EJ Davis 2 7 ane Edwin Davies.
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Glenn Thomas
F. W. Robinson
Roy Lindsay
Gordon Shallenverger
K. D. Welch
Land J. L. Reet
Ned ‘Few Atnth
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L.B
Hannah
P.G. A. Flight
Telephone
Second City
Reg Skagg
Statawaggs
Helder
Reather Bush
Scamper
Ontario
America
Bob Ruskauff Phato
Louis Go
By Bob Ruskruff
Young Archer
By Tom Burdick
Pere
JL 'B. Hash
Osler
Cardinals
Guard Knox Ramsey
Carrell Speedway Books
Kovaleski
Christie
Harris
Premier Bowling Academy
Wren
Plinding
EJ. Davis
Edwin Davies
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