Streams Stocked for May Trout Season Across Coastal Counties
California Department of Fish and Game lists 45 waters from San Luis Obispo to Lake County to be stocked for May opening. About 30 streams will stock by May 2. others later in May or after June 1 due to conditions. Dry weather already canceled some plants. Public access is allowed where waters are bordered by private land, with permission advised. Fly fishing only opens May 30 on upper Gualala River. Trout limit is 10. Read includes Mendocino, Lake, Napa, Marin, Sonoma counties with several lakes and reservoirs noted and permit requirements for Sundays in Marin.
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San Luis Obispo
Lake County
DFG
Gualala
Mendocino County
Gennerion Creek
Middleee Canyon Creek
Middletown
Kelsey Creek
Kelseyville
Lake Pillsbury
Ukiah
Potter Valley
St. Helena Creek
Upper Blue Lake
San Francisco
Lake Merced
Sloat
Sunset Birds
Napa County
San Anselmo
Rodeo Lagoon
Fort Cronkhite Military Reservation
Golden Gate
Presidio
S.F
Ft. Cronkhite Gate
Sonoma County
Malley of the Moon Reservoir
Boyes Springs
Val's 192 Start Not Enough for Ukiah Keg Team
Val McWanely led Ukiah Keg Team with a 192 high game and 452 series but Rosa bowling won two of three in Yokayo Bowl. Delia Rains added 410 and Mickey Tollini 440 in the Adah women’s line. Santa Rosa slipped in the middle game but finished short as Ukiah fell 2-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val McWanely
Dliste
Rosa
Ukiahawa
Mickey Tollini
Delia Rains
Val
Santa Rosa
Anton's Propane Claims Timber League Lead With 3-1 Win
Anton's Propane moves into sole first in the Friday Timber League by beating Mendo Wood Products No. 1 3-1. Larry Baldwin posts 207 in middle game and 544 series, Joe Paladini adds 218 final game and 524 series. Mendo's Ernie Eisenhauer tops with 432. Pioneer Furniture edges Ukiah Liquor and Sporting Goods 3-1 led by Joe Center's 558 three-game total and Mike Farnsworth 475. Ukiah Valley Creamery and Yokayo Bowl split 2-2, Yokayo wins first and third games. Zander Moschetti 520 and Jim Foucault 475 lead Creamery. Lou Gram 552 and Shorty Harris 465 top Yokayo. Farmer's Insurance sweeps Bataan Club 4-0 behind Lawrence Rupe 581 and Frayne Brennan 565. Hollow Tree Lumber No. 2 beats Mendo Wood No. 2 4-0 with Sam Brimer 534 and Cliff Robbenwelt 474. Hollow Tree No. 1 defeats Ukiah Pine 3-1 as Durval Carole 454 and Clair Moores 452 pace the win. Ukiah Pine fall short in total pins.
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Howard Hoover
Anton
Mendo Wood Products
Larry Baldwin
Joe Paladini
Ernie Eisenhauer
Joe Center
Pioneer Furniture
Ukiah Liquor and Sporting Goods
Mike Farnsworth
Tony Bartolomei
Lew Crane
Ukiah Valley Creamery
Yokayo Bowl
Creamery
Zander Moschetti
Jim Foucault
Ukiah Valley
Lou Gram
Shorty Harris
Lawrence Rupe
Frayne Brennan
Farmer’s Insurance
Bataan Club
Sam Duga
Benny Quinto
Hollow Tree Lumber No. 2
Mendo Wood Products No
Hollow Tree No
Sam Brimer
Cliff Robbenwelt
al Kittleson
Ray Gentry
Hollow Tree Lumber
Ukiah Pine
Durval Carole
Clair Moores
Hollow Tree
Lewis Crandell
Bill Thompson
Dodgers Beat Pirates 9 3 as Drysdale Excels
Don Drysdale led the Dodgers to a 9-3 victory over the Pirates, his third win of the season and his first over Pittsburgh since 1957. The win extends Los Angeles lead as bookmakers under hicieron odds of 25-1 before the season.
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United Press International
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Pirates
Drysdale
Pittsburgh
Bowling Trophies Displayed at Bank Ukiah Bank Showcases Yokayo League Awards
Trophies for the Yokayo Bowl early women's league are on display at the Savings Bank of Mendocino in Ukiah. Depositors and visitors see a large array of gleaming statuettes and sponsor trophies in the lobby as top teams and bowlers await league results expected in about three weeks.
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Savings Bank of Mendocino
Ukiah
Pacific Coast Division Proposed For NBA Now
NEW YORK UPI plans for a Pacific Coast Division with teams in Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Seattle and possibly Denver were submitted to the NBA. Crosby backed Los Angeles Jets would hire Bill Sharman as coach if he agrees.�
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New York
UPI
Bing Crosby
Los Angeles
National Basketball Association
Crosby
NBA
Maurice Podoloff
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Denver
Len Corbosiero
Los Angeles Jets
Boston Celtics
Bill Sharman
Sharman
Southern California
Gordon Neaves
Vito Guerino
Podoloff
Syracuse
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Skin Graft on Foot Of Jumper is Success
Boston University high jumper John Thomas, 18, who mangled his left foot in an elevator accident, underwent a skin graft that doctors called a success. He will remain hospitalized for several weeks and may resume training this summer. In Rhode Island, Don Prout outpointed Johnny Freitas in Swansea.
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Boston
UPS
Boston University
John Thomas
Thomas
University
Alumni Challenge Ukiah Nine Proves Unbeaten
Ukiah High School varsity baseball stands unbeaten as alumni, oldtimers, and faculty collide in a Saturday double header. Fans will see top pitchers Borgna Moulder and Maize in action while alumni vie to test today’s squad, with proceeds boosting the Ukiah baseball fund and a night of family entertainment.
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Yeas Ukiah High School
Ukiah
Ukiah High School
Bull ‘Putty
Ruben Beseda
Eon Yokur
Ukiah High
Ukiah Old ‘Iiners
Gary Borgna
Fuzzy Moulder
Ralph Maize
Harry Bartolomei
Borgna
Beseda
Bartolomei
Will Charley
Vic Varsity
Gowan's 664 Series Leads Ukiah to Victory over Santa Rosa
Big Bob Gowan anchored Ukiah with four 664 series and games of 223 227 and 214 as his team beat Santa Rosa 2820 to 2659. John Finnegan struggled with poison oak posting 151 and 156 while Poppa Adolph Parducci 205 518 Aldo Tollini 231 592 and Pete Fry 198 558 also contributed. Ray of Santa Rosa led with a 244 open but finished 570.
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Bob Gowan
Santa Rosa
Gowan
John Finnegan
Poppa Adolph Parducci
Aldo Tollini
Pete Fry
Ray
Griffith Wins at St Nick's in Undefeated Pro Record
New York welterweight Emile Griffith wrapped a successful main event defense at St Nick's on Monday night. He moved to 11 wins in as many pro fights with a unanimous decision over Mel Barker of Austin Texas. A next main event is planned at St Nicholas Arena within weeks against an undetermined opponent.
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New York
UPI
Emile Griffith
St. Nicholas Arena
Griffith
St. Nick's
Mel Barker
Austin
Tex
Slow-Pitching Softball League Meeting Announced
A meeting for managers and sponsors planning to enter the new slow pitch league is urged for tomorrow night at 8 at the Municipal Swimming Pool office. Stan Stafford, recreation and parks director, announced the recreational league will supplement the regular competitive softball. Groups or organizations are invited to send representatives to learn about the league and enjoy wholesome exercise.
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Stan Stafford
Fly Fishing Opens on So. Fork of Gualala River
The upper Gualala River will become the second California stream set aside exclusively for fly fishing when it opens for that purpose May 30. Only the Gualala's South Fork and Wheatfield Fork and their tributaries will be reserved for fly fishing, while the main river up to its confluence with the Wheatfield Fork near Valley Crossing will be closed until October 2. Anglers may still take non-drout fish in tidewater, and salmon may be taken in tide water during October. Pleasant Valley Creek in Alpine County is the only other exclusive fly fishing stream in the state, opening May 16.
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Gualale
California
Gualala
South Fork
Wheatfield Fork
Valley Crossing
Pleasant Valley Creek
Alpine County
Trout season openings stagger across counties this year
The trout season schedule begins May 7 in Priest of the State and May 16 in Plumas Sierra Nevada Placer Yuba Dorado Alpine and parts of Butte. Del Norte and Humboldt counties start May 30 with exceptions for lakes and Trinity Meaudo ring Lake and Glenn drained by Mud and nearby rivers. Season ends October 3 with a 13 fish limit in several counties and other counties under the new fish limit.
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Priest
Plumas
Sierra
Nevada
Placer
Yuba
Dorado
Alpine
Butte County
del Norte
Humboldt
Trinity
Meaudoring
Lake
Glenn
Siskiyou
Madoc
Shasta
Lissen
Tehama
Butte
Hook Again Betters League Discus Mark
Humboldt State freshman Bill Hook from Ukiah high school improved the Coast, Collegiate, AAU and Western Conference discus records with a 15.5 foot longer throw during Humboldt State’s track win over Sacramento State in Arcata. He faltered in the shot put, finishing second as the meet winner posted just over 48 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hook
Humboldt State
Ukiah High School
Pir
Humbolit State
Sacramento State
Arcata
Hook
South League Tryouts For Young Boys Reported
Officials announced a series of tryouts for boys eight to twelve in the South League. Screened candidates aged come from Pecking Street area with sessions at Gachnu Park and St Marys School. Coast League players and younger groups will join the sessions as districts coordinate the slate.
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Mesginviale
St Mary's Schoul
Seoavere
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California Department of Fish and Game
Las
Manuel “Gonza
Odessa
Cokes
Dallas
Wildcats
Larry Lynch
Ukiah Wildcats
Petaluma
Anten Stadium
Journal
Erickson
Alexander Hamilton
O'farrell
Ben Frencisco
Calif
Pacific Coast
Providence
R.I
bDon Prout
Johnny Freitas
Swansea
Mass
Caldorns
Fie
Peindon Toms
Fen Fosters
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Tom
Jim Whitaker
Newuidda
Varsity
Steve Casperson
Steve
California — Safe Driver Insurance
Lee H. White
Albertson Insurance
Agency
South State
Ukiah Baily Journal
Business Guide
Townsend Bros
Gatling
Ukiah Bike Shop
Marshall
Mee Hoover's
Propane Gas Service
Server Gas and Electric
O'Keefe
Merritt Gas
North State
Fair Grounds
Roberts
Liz
Suoutle Davie Deuarune
Gachnu Prk
Toterrew
Tor
Peckineg Street
Bpth
Nygens
General Tyrex Tires
Nygén
General Tire
S. State
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